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50c Yard.
vlue
got at Halt' Price)
from 5Oc to SOC.
Gutlemen try us for
Shirts
Collars, Gloves
rwear.
keeps large \ariety of new
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.\`ice and fresh. Price
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L ~ Telephone 98.
 it STEWAR b
#_ V ECLIPSE BAKERY,
H 1Bakes Best Bread.
tice is one of the
Jrating and healthy
rinks. and is highly
fled by Physicians
those troubled with
;_ \Ve have just
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F0rf`ancv Black Goods, We show a
ariety of rich effects, and very
_gL0_We oder about 6 dozen
`a.ncy Sailors (balance of the 36
35 cents.
Washing Ties
or Unliiundriod
f l V ly ;’, T 3: Ji
Tiii; brlv Irma, Capt Taylor. ar- Taxa your fishing gear with yf»uto` '  'e1 "
   rived on this 18th inst. at New York;Grace Church SS Picnii to lay. Good ' 
from South America, all well. ‘ `
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Mi: Eli 1\liTctii-:i.i. rc‘urned yesterdayi
      evening from a trio to Ilslifax, Atn-_
her# Truro and other \'ovi Scotian
-` - - A' 1 days in Georgetown.
_ G l_ to\\'n.~`.
. ‘ _ MR J Faititsn STi~;wAm‘ and s in and
-  BI.” (`i-:i.i:s'ri.\'t: Z\li'I.i»ti.i_.iN and Mrs ; - _
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_ y _ Mt~I.ell:in :irrived yesw-rtlnty' evening ‘ V Ni Piherall len by me b S nah dx
__. _ from Nova Scotia on :i visit to friends .(
‘int tizirlottetcivn.
NOW ,ps 1l.~:<~.` the tl.i_\t. _laieaned by “Guardian” Report' .\li: I.i'i_i: M.-\cLi:oi»_ son of Mr John!
fishing and agood time. I
the School Boird, is spending a few
esterday and will spend a mon'h in
'ape Bretifii.
MR GEORGE \V IFt\'INt‘._\`ernon River,
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ers and correspondents’ _\____________ of _}___s_C___\__ ld; yesterday _ent to Aloerton yesterday, ii .ieie he
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.iiorning for \\ innipe,_ were hc intends
ill takenppuintments on July 24th
_ ~ aint illst, for Rev J Goldsmith.
<‘ i tl* ln fl] I
I it its’  ture. 
  & GU. _ The Latesllleadalile Happenings llctumng MH A B B__m_wS_ re
ll~_ I. died at Boston Sunday, a¢'ed~
~j g|| tummer goods, _.“”=“`~'~
Miss M M i\IcQt:r;r;.\', of Orwell,
'dual o'nQue<»n Street, yesterday eve-_ ‘a d ce l th old
;n____ resulted _n th .D ~_`. i , AED Se “re ‘IL YQ" _ 'ei F‘fI’f_‘_`vnu `v5_§?;: SOMETHING novel for Charlotiezown
"S60" i S~ _ _I 9 1"‘3'"J.2' 0 3 P-=1'@ I0!!! » F - “ " - _--*“-‘f~ - . ~ will take place on Wednesday evening
60 P' G' dl nt' J t‘~'_§”~"S W1°d0W ID Prank R'2gS` barberfdresstil seo 'h__~__ lhht- a_ "Wi hadf big” ‘ August 10th. The novelty will consisi
Ab0utt`2,700l two thousand se\'eri.s (ip, _ tW€l1 fll il ‘ "‘ 'f" was ° 9 ' -
of new Black Ca,.h__» ilrzdsxii Mus McDox_~ii.i>. of Dalway.
~ _ _ . "l`r.icat ie were in town yesterday and
_ 5; value vte lime eiei' ‘ _ `
tl;cl;?_*t_V __€Cei___ed w(____h me had luncheon with Mr and Mrs (1 D
Lciiffwortn at their nice new residence,
ym We are litviiig a big sale this :City
this oecial cashmere in two shades g K C __ _ ___ _ d f _ _ d _ _
B},k or Blue Black, gt; i S Ani i.Li_L .is returne rom ther particulars see a vt or app y o
iP E I. and has the usual fish stories to
itell. Mrs Campbell returned with him.
. but their ,daughter remained for a more
lextended visit.-Picton Standard.
l Tm; appointment ol Mr Wm Brown,
of Port Hill, Prince County, and Pio.
Harbor Master for said port of Port Hill,
_vice James Ellis, deceased. has been
Tgazetted.
[ MEMBERS gf the Phoenix Cricket
‘ Club will please remember the meeting
'at Dr Murray's office, tonight at 8
;o'cl°ck. Several foreign matches are
'on the tapis, and a full attendance is
therefore particularly requested. `
Tiiiti-:E Scott Act cases will he tried
at Stanley Bridge at noon. Thursday,
before H J Palmer, Esq, Siipendi-iry
Magistrate. The cases are against
Ernest Lyle, for selling at Stanley,Theo
Leclaire at Toronto and Joseph Blac-
quierre at Cavendish Road.
Tiu: Schooner -‘\\’elcome,” loaded
Monague, P E I. went ashore on Cape
Bear on Sunday morning last. The S
S \\`illiam Aitken. of Charlottetown,
went out on Monday morning to help
get her off. The cargo was mostly
discharged alongside.--Picton Standard.
T
‘ieral toinini~sion niet'
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' A sritawnsrtiii' festival held at
l
Stanley Bridge last evening in aid of
the Methodist Church, which has been
i “° ~  undergoinv' renairs recenil '. was a de-
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cided succzss both tinanci;i’ly and other
bv \lr Jabez Iludson a former resident
of that place. but now of Crapaud. Hts
strawbe ‘ . al `
wise. The strawberries were furnished
I .' s . "
Tiir: Supreme Court inet at Gcor1e-
1 |_:i itz? l
vince of Prince Edward Island, to be'
with lumber for Poole & Thomson, `1
'choicest .pai i _\'. -
Tiir. SS Boi :vista will be due here
from Montreal on Monday morning July
25th. and. will sail for St John’s. New-
foundland via North Sydney. For fur-
Pi-:AKE Biios J: Co.
THE Itew York Herald published in
Sundayis issue an interesting account of
how it gathers war news in Cuba
Among the portraits of its staff on the
Island is one of E W McCrf'ady, son of
Mr J E B McCre'idy, editor ofthe Char-
lottetown Gt'ARni.\N.
L O A-Under the auspices of St
Georges Lodge,Bro J K McInnis,Editor_
ofthe Regina Standard, will deliver a
lecture in Euston Street Hall, at S
o'clock tonight. Subject: ‘-The Land we
Live in "` All brother Orangemen and
friends cordially invited. Admission
free.
Little Sands will be opened and dedi-
cated for public worship on Sunday.
31st July itst. Hours of worship are
10.30 a m, and 2.30 and 6 p m. A num-
ber of neighboring ministers and some
from a distance are expected to be pre~
sent ou the occasion. All are cordially
nvited to attend.-E Gillis. Pastor.,
THE citizens of Charlottetown are in-
debted to Messrs Rcddiu Bros for the
first band concert inthe square this sea-
son, the League of the Cross band hav-
ing played last evening at that 5rm’s ex-
pense. Special meniiou must be made
of the baritone whose playing was real-
ly excellent. The boys were afterwards
generously treated to strawberries and
ice cream by Messrs Reddin Bros.
Qt'i;i~:>. Horst.. July 19: E G Poole.
Boston; W L Waring, St John; A D
Howlett. Boston; Mrs C M Fleming,
New York; Miss C M Fleming, New
York T EF Norman \`ew Haven
rries are .ways hrst class :is he _ i _ _ _ ' ,‘ , '_
has made a study of cultivating all l LOU: Mwlss (’e0rgm“ éorman' Aew
kinds of fruit and those furnished last i Haven- (Joni Ref' D M Siampbeu' -Or'
ro ' evening went to siicw that his cdorts l “feui B Baidehton' UW; _M'S5 M
were not Without rewanp  C-.inipbell_. Boston: Mrs J H i\_IcLellan,
Sum erside; L L Young, Picton; Hl
Gittlesou, Montreal. l
.5
 town yesterday. Following are the i '
names of the jurv: Foreman, James
Tits National Division of the Sons of
, ~ . »  Ternperancemhii-h has jurisdiction over
Q1I§f;6_(;_e(,’6gi(3_ia$g}°nI§ld1;£;;hPer?I  Canada, elected Rev A G Lawson, of
L 1 210 DI _ (till t 'STKE D, ~ , ° _
Patrick Kelly, Patrick Walsh. John F kewl Je-rsev mist worthy; patriarch’ ard
I  Macneill, Cyrus Cantello. John Po0l€.iBenJamm R Jewel' of New Hampshme.
I 0 __ _ worthy scribe Rev S W Fisher ofi
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wi Geo H Hum Chef Jhhh»l§.‘;“‘.i.1SI.‘2.‘?;‘;‘3’e..§2i§§;?.§_M........il
Hmigson presided l the natioiial division.-St John Sun.
_ re l near Cardigan, Special train leaves at
' itgrnfid _ yestprday morning by._.'be .SS l 9 30 local. Return fare fortv-live ctints.
` r ithlgllscallntsy lnany  .\lt1_ R  'l`.;i'i_<_»i-:_ PBoston,' arrived  ;,f;;§__r?'d_f;le§§:§St "in with _ispgcialf rat_<]:s fortftamlilies. Dinner, tea
1: 1 i ast night v t.c SS rincess. having' ' ° ’ ‘ ` all P6 FPS men ab GS.
~ aif rice _ _ - _. , =s _ i
“_ _. ‘|95 lt h P ° i°°'1“° ~*"°“S" Ham*-\~ i The sale ofthe household fhrhithrel The send Battalion Bane wiii iioid a
 .. U] Liyjss" Black and <_`t»Iore<l Capes 1 _ Mn S`C Staiitlebury. optbalmic_ op~ I f"f (1 1' Beef: L“l_» l9_~1l_\§S _F305 t°_¥;1f;1"_ tnoonlight excursion on board S S Prin.
 ‘ d. t ticihn. Springiield. .\la=s.. has arrive = }1'0W~ at 10_ "Cl0"»_l\- e _ 0U5~ W* 9 ' ces__<,_ luesday evening. August 2nd".
50 In 6| iscoun ' .in Charlottetown on a two weeks va-lepefl f°l` WSPQCUOU IOM) fmm 12 t0 4 This is probably the only one of the
_ . _ _ leation. ‘0`Cl0¢k- season and yo\i’ll be sorry if you miss
A1] sbp trimmed and l~.ngli~li lm-_ THF _(_ _ __ ___ _ __ __ _ \ _ S __ ` & Y _ it
Hts and Bounets M _ _ pran s o an intoxica ct int in-I .lrssizs Ar.\Di-:ns - so some pur-
THE new Presbyterian Church at
__re___m__w the iliszioi' the country air at Grace
3. - W - .
- . . . . . , - "_ _ L “ °'
__ = in H19 Megs U|5ff|g\‘_ _Queen Biscuit to. St John, N B, is_in 
If  W___ <€____uY__D__: _______ __,_}_1 .imm;,1~_ --- _,the t-ity on_ his ietuip Nto Summerside 
_ “sou begitiiii: to tl~=." ` _\l_\iit;_\nt;T .I B_\r~:o.\', a nativc ot'__l)’ ;U`U“l 3 business ml’ abt-
hurch S S Pit ii c today. Dinner, tea
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pecial triiu leaves at 9.30 local.
, GRACE Ciit'iicnS S Picxic today
of bicycle races and ozher sports by _
electric light, on the grounds ef the C A
A A. 3
MR WILL H N swsoxn, Law Station-
er, Toronto. accompanied by Mrs New-
some and mmily have arrived in the
city. Mrs Newsome will remain for the
summer and Mr Newsome will leave on
return on Monday next.
AT the B Y P U Convention held at
Buffalo, N Y, Mr A E Wall, of Monc-
ton. was elected third vice-president of
the International Baptist Union. Mr D
K Dobie, Charlottetown, was elected a
member of committee on credentials.
Crcusimi-ztts’ Picnic.--Company “D”
Loyal Crusaders of Hazel Grove school
held their initial picnic at Mr John Bag-
nall’s Hazel Grove, last Saturday. 16th.
Quite a large number of the children,
with parents and visitors were present.
They enjoyed themselves in the truest
sense of the word and only tno soon
did evening dawn upon them. Before
dispersing for home the children
gathered together and a short program
was gone through. The interest the
parents manifested surely goes to show
their desire to have their children train-
ed along the lines of temperance.
Mn Eivi-:N Sri-zvuizr, Secretary of;-Q
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Sweet Sleep-  
Will be the fortune of those who seek
rest in the hot summer nights by using
our Wire Mattresses. Our “Special” at
$2.85 is a beautv, If yonwant the best
get a “Queen,” price $4.00.
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We have sticky fly pap-
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third the regular size. They ‘
are very convenient when you
wish to have the paper in sev-
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icseautiful Shoes for
Beautiful Women...
Never before was there such a demand for chocolate shoes as this sea-
son. Our assortment is large and styles correct.
Oxford Shoes from $|,oo to $|_25
Lnced and Buttoned Boots from  to $3,25,
Black Kid Shoes at all prices.
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2-5
double sheets (50 single sheets)
and retails at 2-5c a box.
Poison Pads, Insect Pow-
der etc. etc. we always keep in
stock.
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Do you handle “Arc Light?" Have you handled it
during the past year ‘I If not, and you want the best oil
1 require to obtain “Arc Light,” to keep in the race
Manufactured specially and only by
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a L_ f th b t I “ MY STORE ” was like a bee hive yesterday, througed with busy buy ers all day long. Customers don’t need to ask Why We are S0 busy, all they have
t = ' o e es ;- _ _ _ ~
yum? which We to do is to ask the prices we are selling the goods at, that answers the question.
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shoit foi you too, gathering for the season s wants at prices so small that you double the pleasures of s endin The earl comers fl d l h
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befoie theiii The Town Clock strikes six and the store day is over too soon There s never been such a volume of goods handled at this time of yea r
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cts. Goods of all kinds§ , i
sold on a moderate com-l i .
Correspondence solicited.§ ‘
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