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THE GUARDIAN CHARLCTTETOWNH JULY 261898.
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" ‘\ ‘fy ' V N ( Y-*J f H( \ 1 ANOTHER dwelling on Water Street women - ' 1
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"’ Wholesale
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This is Sleepless Hall!
$3fl).00 per month.
employs 600 tailors and
garments every six days.
28 people daily.
stead oi in 22 yf_ar_d
lengths as the tailor
buys them iromwho-
lesalers. '
lt costs “Sleepless
Hall" $2.50 for the
making of a dress suit
a suit egual to a $15.00
bought direct from the mills
Its tweeds and linings are
m thousand yard lots, in-  "iii-l.:;§._\,v”liti'\
*-1* ~ :¢,'» ‘ ‘Q
Tailoring
It has 210 windows, yet its electric light bill is
It contains 48,000 square feet of iloor space,
tailoresses, cuts up 20,000
yards of cloth weekly, and makes 5000 gentlemen’s
It has 120 electric sewing machines, and 28 elec-
tric pressers, as well as electric cutting knives, and
button hole machines, which each do the work of
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which would cost a tailor _  
$9.00 for mal§ingt_h§c_oitalone. yvlkfi 'N _
This is Q no tailor can sell ' .
“Fit-Reform” for less than
$25.00 to $35.00 I
Qoak “The Logic of Qress" free.
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Sole Local Agency, Prcwse Brothers
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ONnnd after M0.\¥D_\Y,27th June, lE98,‘.he
Trains of this Railway will run daily,
‘Sundays excepted) as under:-
ins Outward. Trains Inward.
Bead down Read Un.
P. W A.M. P.M. P.M
3.10 7.45. _ _ _ _ Charlottetown. _ _ . _ ..
4.3) .Hunter River.. ._ '°
6.14 _...E 1d...__.
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Alberton. _ _
..Tiguish . _ . .
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7.45
8.37
9.17
9.55
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3.25
3.25
4.43
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3.86
4.11
4.41
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SllllTllP0llTlWESl_'_ Allll EAST RIVERS.
y excepte )
. Steamer leaves Southport for Charlottetown
p. £iSundaIy;eEx,¢9pied.)
OH from 11.05 to 12 noon. >
Rockv Point at 6.30, 8, 9 30 and 11 a. m., 1, 2, 4,
and 5.30 p. m. every week day.
Sunday-Leaves Charlottetown 9.00 a. m.
12.15. 2and 4 . m.
Ri‘ 8_1' Bfidlle 4 p. ni. calling at VVestville when
r uired
EAST RIVER
| MODGBY-Leaves for East River 3. p. m.
790n in callingat Haggartys and Hickeys
Wharves, leaving Charlottetown 3 p- m mak
in return tri '
tfirniuiz Tuesday. Leaves I_{ayden‘s _Wharf
DS.
fagave-1 S»*ni~da.ys`at 5a. m.,_ leaving Hay-
densWha:f for Charlottetown at 7.' a. m.
calliriz at Hugga.rry’s and Hickeys Whai-ves.
nate week, as the tides may suit.
\_ STR. "JACQUES CARTIE R"
from Orwell about 8 _ m. on Thursdays.
Leaves for Crapaus at 3 a. m. and 3 p. ui. ou
Steamer leaves Charlottetown for Southport.
r 6.30 a.. gi., and returns every half hour until 10
.P- 111- tounda s d. _
5-45 8- 111. and runs every half hour until 10.05
un sys- aies Charlotietown at Tu. Jn.
Bhd eV¢'¥'Yl1*\lf hour until 8.35. Steamer laid
i Monday-Seamer leaves Charlottetown for
'l`huisda.y~l.eaves Charlottetown for West.
piaking return trips at 3 p. m. from Charlotte
own. .
Steamer leaves for Mt. Stewart every alter-
_ Leaves Charlottetown for Orwell at 3 o‘clock
in the afternoons 'of Tuesday, Wednesday and
-- - Thursday and arrives from Orwell about 6.30
CQNNEC-1~10N:i_ a. m. on the same days. 'l‘he boat also returns
Friday and arrives fi-cm Crapaud about 10 a.
m. On Saturday the boat leaves for Cralpaud
at 2 a. m. and '2 p. in., and arrives at Char otte~
Page L-.»_ __ __s:.J0i.n, C. P_CR_R_ __ __ .ir ww" at 10 a' m` and 8'3" °' '"`
12.50 p.m.....__.8ang\ir vl. _ 
5.20 a.in. Portland M. C. R. (Sat'd exe
8.10 Ar..Boston BALM R . _ . _ . _ . _
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9.00 _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ .
__ _ __ _.Montreal . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ .
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8.10 . . _ . . . . . .
..Beston, B. and M. R . _ . . .
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9.00 ar . . _ . . .
_.Montreal, C. P. H. 
A.M.
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sessssss
is being enlarged and improved, it is
said, in anticipation of a pleasant event
in prospect. _
Mn Joris' Cosraiiv. who has been
visiting his people here. left by the
Northumberland yesterday to resume
his position as machinist on board the U
S cruiser Bancroft.
REMEMBER Father Macdougall’s tea
on Wednesday next. Special train from
Summerside. Miscouche band. Prize
for piper, all the best performers in the
fprovince promise to compete. Enter-
iainment for those from the west who
are waiting for the train. Special train
leave in time to connect with eastern
train from Summerside. Soda water
fountain, raspberries, lobsters, moxie,
dinner tables. etc.
THE Bank of Nova Scotia of this town
has opened a. Savings Bank department
in connection with their general business
in which interest will be allowed on
amounts of one dollar and upwards.
18. cod lm.
Tun Gcianiks regrets to learn of
the death of Mr Jas W -Robinson, an
esteemed resident of Tryon. The de-
ceased was 65 years of age. His death
occurred fron: cancer of the stomach.
Mr Geo W Robinson, Manager of~the
Mechanics Manufacturing Company of
this town is a son of the deceased. '
Fisnnnr Ovsiissizn Honiiiizii with
the cruiser F_'ed M Batt, made ii short
cruise yesterday east and west of Suni-
merside harbor. On the trip they found
250 traps newly baited,and promptly de-
stroyed them. Four boa's seen going
shoreward from their newly bailed traps
were interviewed and found to contain
in all something over 5000 lobsters.
They were consigned to the deep. It
would appear from this condition of
things that our western fisherman are
‘not aware that the close season is on.
The will no doubt take warnin b the
ever, and avoid the conseqiiences of a
violation of the dshery laws.
Leave your order for 'pre-
serving berries, fresh evci-3;
day at H. A. CoMP'1‘0N’s.
Lors of strawberi-i»_» “iid
_and cultivated with cr:-uni at
H A Compton’s.
'A choice lot _of honey in
comb just t received at H A
Comptou’s.
GREAT rush for picnic sup-
plies at H A Coinpton’s.
Repaired. ' i
A machine that is constantly and in-
cessantly working needs _repairs at cer-
tain intervals. L 1
The human frame, worn by mental
and physical toil and subjected to the
worries and cares of our modern life,
has need of repairs andbuilding up. In
the hot summer weather rervous energy
is at ii low ebb, and as a consequence,
nervous debility. terrible headaches.
dyspe, sia and a. run.d0wn condition
makes life a burden for thousands.
Paine’s Celery Compound _is the
great repairer and builder When _weak-
I mportant A nnoimocmcnt 1 gays; pug,
GREAT INTEREST T0 FABIEIS.
mgem' Chu-i town Susp-
TH%;Vm8ks, an em of glibc fnrgitgs of Prince
or ncunce
Edward Island, that they have pnrchonedat a
very low tlgure for a term of- youu all the
byiipnodnct of the Charlottetown Pork
$3 actory, accumulating W time m
time, and are in a position to su farmers
and others with a. cheap' soup hr superior in
quality to the home-made article. and at A
piicesolcwastpmakeitscarcolyworthwhlle
bout lies nermttcr.
to worry a soap sm
KIJONDIKE BAR be for sale in slow
da$ by pl; daqlcrs aura low price of ton cents
o hree un ~ f
ini* °F iii'-.e “n.°.::r..':'"'.u...-2.:
soa o con .
ilowagtg of tlme llnd money for farmerl to
5%!-18€i;8.U;3;é{i
SSI!!
ness and sickness prevail. The giea-'
medicine has the power of rapidly re-
paifing the tissues and iuiifying the
i blood. It bestows the proper nutri-
bother about soap making now.. The grouse
iieimseiawinerorxrmoryurorsosaupo » Ipelel Bell lla
lb. will be returned to him, ma uhowmd into *‘1»'.
aflrstclasoarticlectsoopatacontc struction »
mf =~=»»»»»- imma, nun is
Y _ g Y
results of yesterday’s overseeing. how-
ment to all the weakened tissues. bring- J£§l- D- LaP‘5E°0Rl'Bmf 00-
. . k _ f ink
ing strength and true vigor. thus avert- ‘,:‘:°,_{2,.‘f' ei °r °° " °
ing breakdown and collapse. Cl1°»1`\°ff»°@°W'\ "05 1°
Thousands of lives are now fast = _ ._
wearing out that can be prolonged_aiid _
happy hy the present use of Paine’s ‘ in hontln
Celfry Compound. Its use to day will _ _ -
save months of sickness, misery and ‘ Il-00 un
:-uttering. Take no substitute ;get only 1
We have one week left be
~-Paine’s," the kind that cures. _
_ fore moving out of present*
noiiuiouiiiinim iiiiii f:_?s:;"i;..i;“"    
‘The Land ol Eiiilgeliiie _Route B003 fi Sh0¢5l =
The fast passenger and freight line betwreu at tremend ous discounts'
all f N ll Wi N I Oli
pai-nic ewrunoe,ov-aes, .
Cape Breton and Prince Edward le-p H _ _ ‘
laqphd audi Boltgn. ed b th C Y. » '  » ~
rvce mm e om s In -
tleet:fs?iew,stel§, twin scrhw steamcrx;mil.nd I . `
fast PullmaniPa_1.igplCnrhexpress traiinséggfprs
1 I.”.‘.i‘.i3§’..“}"f’f.ff..¢”.§-t ....1Z'...‘.1.i'f"""°°'“ ° ° " ni. cm: chap sw ami sim sim
For all infoi-ination, time tables, ’de books, =
etc, write to A D. Hewat. GenernluPassenger‘f
Agent. 126 Hollis St. Halifax. 1 ` t -
i=.ciri¢||~|s supi. i s f  - f.
K |||’ N s_ ndnnnll-"_ 1 “Rm
°"*V °» '_ mlnnisrsns.
W, _ P smiciforsxomdss Public, xenon is imp'
- R cAM_ BELL’ )F[.‘|_| iES Morris Bulldll1l.”Ch’t6\vn
General Manager Gm '11 Biiildmc. SSM:
Junel?) 4mm _ H. P. ‘\f¢~Do.var.o B. A. . P '
- . Mantis B. A.
“rim in
Am
The °
nl
A-11.1 teIt‘1i&i'li]ny;3L;prping-Ltei;.gp)sV§f'1e:st Rigger Briduge _
_ _ or arc eowna. . ca'n at ’estvi e,
_ .Charlottetown ...ar 8.1 P3?g ’et“"""’3 55 4 "- ¥"~ g
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re-
Has struck in front of
our store is the remark
here as every one is
coming out after hav-
ing an Ice Cold Soda.
or an Ice Cream. We
are the only people
who run Crushed Fruit
with all flavors.
Yours is next.
The boat calls at Vernon River every alter- '
nate Wednesday, tides permitting
STR “ ELECTRA”
Leaves Charloit' town for Murray Harbor,
Georgetown and Montague every Thursday at I
noon.
Arrives at Charlottetown from Murray Har-
bor, \Vednesd:iy evening about 6o'clock.
Trains are run b Eastern Standard Time- ' * CHTOWN AND SUMMERSIDE
y D. i>o'r'riNcnR, »`
Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. lt’ys. V _ - ---» _ V
M N B. Q
oncton ,
G. A. SHARP. Superintendent, P. E. 1. R.
. harlottetottown. _- _
Dr. J. E. McDonald, Dentist, has removed
. his ofllce to more cen wd room, over
John MacK§nzie’s Stone. ' tly opposite Hol-
n
_ f ma `new rick Block.
Evary operation in thevpmctice of dental
iurgeryrendere ABSOL ELY PAINLESS
WORT|'l’$
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Pickford & Black line '°°'"'°” "°"‘°“'
_ , lalm made for it. pen every eveuin til
7”? ‘T oclook g
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llilllai and liliarlolllo rn
S S.'_CITY OF GHENT will sail (rom,
0 Charlottetown. every Friday at I To
_The hundreds of tients operated on by
his method can testl§ to to t e the justice
Hairdressing. Shaving &.Sl\ampoo|ng
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Childrens Hairdressing carefully attended to.
Razor Honlng a Specialty.
Fran] c|‘aft°|1 St. :Satisiaction guaranteed in all lines.
"Water Street. Summerside.
Opposite R T Holman’s Brick Store
4... .~..._...~a-:$4140
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 ‘ A Pain in E Am
“i-W  80 MINUTES- W tdvdoworliltcr ua-kiiittingsenmlea
'  L_ Bi¢y¢l¢ Stocklll
T mnminil wodomeivs  ...ii _ '
:_+ Motormeirs Mittens.
  y _llama Work for Families. 1
o services of iinumberof fnmlllel
3
WE FURNISH machine and material undead N '
_   Reliable Families  Yamlsvery t,nndb| ~
¥'i__-vt _ _ seiidi it out and having t returned by parcel poet no
_ _ _‘--fi :_\ #___ _M limxh§. we areeiiablcdtoemployalsrggrnumber ol people.”
;i 2*, " ~’.'»-»"; = mdtherebysavetaxes.insiira.noo.iiud tereetenmoiiev. _
”B1Tl.DY WORK mild GOUD PAY*
hi ”"*i"TF_'l.”"' -'”" main.
(T:r hm-ddvt%co   :
_' ‘ Tris Co-cnenarive Knrmno Co., '
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A Bio DAY oN T
S. A. A. A.
_ SUMMERSIDE. TllllllSllAY, T
Bicycle and Tr
Ng, 1,--§||g nil; lgylgg _ _  N0. ll-*H847  '4U’Cl.
iscprize silver cup, R. T Holman, end sn- cap) _
ver Cup, Brace McKay dt Co.; 3rd Book of _ 15" P“Z°-Silva? C1119: (90914
Poems, D_K (;m.,.ie_ | 2nd Prize-Silver Medal, (McGill
llo 2.-0no lilo Bicycle (Boys under 16)
lst prize,Racing Tires,Brantfor Supply Co.;2nd,
Fountain Pen, Small ~& Bearisto; 3rd Bicycle
Stockings, Frank McKenzie Co.
No 3.-0no Hundred Yards Dash
lst prize, Silver Cup, A. A. Lefurgey; 2nd,
Gents’ Smoking Sett, J. M. Noonan.
No 4.-Quarter lilo Bicyclcllamlloagi
lst prize, Gold Medal, Neil McQuariie; 211 ,
Silver Medal, L F. Crowe.
No. 5._-One Mile Open to P. E. I.
barring Ch’_town and S’Slde.
lst prize, Racing Tires, Rogers & Rogers; 2nd
prize, Ottawa Athletic Bandage, 'oy J. _A.
Gourlie; 3rd, one years subscription to the
_ Pioneer and Farmer Pioneer Pub. Co.
UPBD i
_ lst prize, Silver Cup, Massey Harris; Co 2nd
prize, Silver Medal, W. A. Stewart.
No.1.-220 Yard Flat Race
_ lst prize, Silver Cup. H. T. Holman; 2nd,
Silver Pickle Dish, Sinclair and Stewart.
No 8.-One Mile Bicycle Cham-
pionship of P._E.lsIand.
lst Prize-Silver Water Jug, (Leonard Morris.)
2nd Prize_`Silver Medal, (W A Ching).
No 9- Time Bicycle Race- (DiS°=°<=°
*P
l Agriculturist, by W A Brennan.
_ N .ia-a lm in
.im P. ia- |lll¢n3l°'°
No- ia- -Heli miie Bicycle
No. 14, itllyilcinsl boys
No. 6-Massey Harris; One Mile' I "°' "5‘°1f‘.'.*l\|° 
' ||o.163llIollofyo|e Teen
Ito 17 Flvo lllollo
lst Prize-.Silver Cu’“%cn.
3rd prize-l year subset” tion to
gt Prize -Silver Cnpeé$Hon John
2nd Prize--Silver M , (J R
der I4)
ls'. prize, Silver Medal, J. B. Gunn,
Bicycle Clock, H. P. Strong; 3rd
_ Wright.
lst Prize-Bicycle Lamp.
2nd Prize-Watch F W Strong
lst Prize-Gold Medal (J H Bell)
2nd Primo-»Silver_ Medal John
Teams of three rom any club in
Provinces, _
in Pri..-cup s. A. A. li.
2nd Silver   Prm.
18 Half Mile  leon
lst Prize Musical Clock A. _ Bogen
_. - _ 2__dP' Dl Gurdian' b
nt 10 o’clock duringtheseason of 1898 for mt known to wnmhnm) " B nn y ‘ ‘ _A my yur y
gilifsx, callin at Summerside. _Port    ll July 9.‘98-;d3rn g " A lst Fried-Gold M0681. (I. 'B.'Hunt.) , . Pub C0- _ 3.
s ., _1 _
U p t H k b _ A h ,_ _ _.nd Prize-Silver Medal, (Dr Black) _ 1| 1 ". l.'* the
S ngs1m§rH=:\:>f?sS=ll;i°° lllvgr. No.i32. ' ` _ ` AN0- 10-i _ Mile Run.(I-landicap-) ~° mgiiiggm-ormmf.:§indfk¢J
Harbor, returning will leave lst Prize-Slver Cup (A. E. Williams)) gud p,.,m_‘__20 lb box
fhmax every Tuesday at 6 P_ m_ Come downto sea me and you will  R  2nd P,-ize__Pipe and Que _ (Jahn Mui,.head_) 1 o _ BUQ Mill:
making Same calls. The Steainer""°Ve" f°P°“t lt- ' 7 ' ' - - ’ e . » B°"°'°° ~
hu enema" Sanger wcommoda_ ° Enter-ies close with 5 secretary, Saturday night,July 330th. Fees 50e For each e vent.
Saloon P°°mndShl L. H- Can-.S0c~ C. E. Special low fares on all Trains and Steamers For train arrangements see wi.
Further information apply ro
::'|i.hdghts Wm be 'givgst-his  P.  D D 815.-ginusntgd ouiiege orcivgiennrfizirmg cur: Sports begin at one p. m sharp Admission  the grounds 25c P°° g _
°  for c S _ » ' f _ _ __
W~ W- GMBH- new vonx cam sion; iiiiife Desgmr. ggi” §"'”'°°gf:’“ m U  -»  ` 
Agent Once at C ttetown and St. John
-hwwn’ A rn 12 ,98_ U er Great he 9 S,” Na Corresdondents address to Charlottetown 2 td d
P vp is 132. Jn... ' gm
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