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_ __ __  _M __  THE GUARDIAN. cHARl.o1~l‘ETowNi mtv in ises.
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in ciii no couiiiiii.
lLocal and Provincial Items ol
Interest.
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iiileaned By ‘Guardian’ Report-
ers and Correspondents.
ns Budget ct Happenings Bound Abou
A NUMBER of excursionists from Pug-
is s P ‘F
REPAIRS are being made to the -
proveinents effected. These repairs
have long been needed.
Qni-11-:N HornL,July 11-David Egan,
Mount Stewart :George F orbes,V River;
E P Elliott .Miss H W Hay, Pugwash;
Henry Battye,Wa1lace N S ' A Walker,
masouryabout the main entrance lo. the '
provincial building. The steps are " _.
being straightened up and other im- '  `
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_THE Orange tea. takes place at Northl
\\ iltshire near the railway station.
y _Gi-_:r your ticket for the Baptist S S and MrsW Farnum ; Adele LaGros.N Y.
pcnic at the railwa station ' Miss uh B
f » ‘O .» P   Men’s Straw I-lats
Pleasant, Miss Armour, C L Purdy
»-` MISS AMY EARLE, and Mr Ira Y airview. 0; avidson and wife,
AT ilcftyesterdav morning to attend th el?) Bostiml Murgarene E B‘yn°'d0; D
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‘ I Si.PsRusrn\ni-:ur Strauss* was a igbign i-?Ug(?ha§§1lg:;rit9ai\g1S§a;J¢?;I=l;   
Y P U Couvéntiou at Tiutfal N, Y ” Coffin, do; B D Rogers, Stellarton N
   ’ S passenger by yesterday morning`s train fling. <10: M8810! Allan L-Mtg. <10: J ` s A . .
Q west on otlicial business over the line. _ R035- City-  V ’ ‘ S -' . '  ' 
ONLY costs _vou'2l ts t t St I E ' I . T  s  " u S
THE regular monthly communication
 I _ MR H_P Dncusnim BA, Instructor
p  in English and History in Picton
Academv, crossed over by the Princess
° last eveiiin and will end h` t
I S _ _ g _ sp is vaca _
‘I I". "nods and ion on his nauve Island.
llais placed on nsreesowsfonnsri ein.. sem
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our front counter fitiifrrivliiffg i..f°;2.`i..§°6yM‘ife
SSBonavista. He has gone' out L0
T°.na’ spend a few weeks at Shaw’s Hotel,
_Brackley Beach.
Tru: grand tea at Cardigan on Thurs-
cgntg day, 14th inet will be held bv the
picturesque grounds of St AndreW’s
Each. church- Come and enjoy yourself in
the cool maple grove. The congregation
is sparing no pains to make it the best
ever held here. Grand concert in the
g.
w0l"l|l fl'0lll 506 eveuin
THE annual session oi the Grand
t. 906 'aah' Lodge, I O G T meets today at Eldon,
Hon S B Chase. Chancellor oi the Tem_
plars’ Educational course. and Rev G M
Lane, P G C T of N S will be present.
Delegates going by steamer Jacques
Cartier will leave the city at 3 p m and
tickets will be issued at one fare to all
attending the session.
L O A-All members of the__ Orange
__ -» Society ot the city and visiting brethren
_ » _ are requested to meet in St George’s
 l lodge room, Euston Street Hall at 7.30
Y sharp this Tuesday morning the 12th
to form into procession and march to
the railway station Worths’ band will
accompany the procession. All are
invited to come to the tea, as a good
time is expected. The train leaves at
8.45 a m local time, and also a special
leaves at 2.00 p m.
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and Dust
Of the city to the coo 'I1=u~:Sslvation Army Hull was well
and pleasant cguntry, filled on Sunday night. last when
But, before you go douq; Adjutant and Mrs _McG1llivray held
forget that you will need their farewell meeting. They have
been here one year and have made
and Sh0€S many friends. Their appointment is
Suitable fm, the c0uuu.y_. at Halifax. Adjutant Lreighton and
_ _ _ wife succeed them here and are expect-
udles ull Pebble  *Q ed this week. A welcome was also
Bans  3 ah, . extended to Mrs MA Beer who has
Laing nun Mg Wim”  just returned from the Pacilic Coast,
g g where she has been engaged in the
Boots $|.85 and 2.|0 apalr. @
so strongsshoe-*.'or country: /' _ ._ _ ___ _ _ _
rtor Boy- aiid"iirls. ' @,’
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work of the Salvation Army.
_ o cen o go o Asrnan rims - he thunder storm
James' picnic at North Wiltshire on of Sunday was severely felt through all - _ f _
b \;'ednesday. Train leaves at 9 o’clock this eastern section. A barn belonging ’ - ' A - ' I ` 'I ` L
S al'P~ to Mrs James Rose. Priest Pond.i and l M F t R E S I - _
A 0|-It 1. .ir - - i . Bll S I 6 DPIII ll S
t edw ing of Felix Mclunis, Bla k
Bush, were both dama<red,but not burn
y, as its atnaving power is generally
ontined to a small spot, seldom ex-
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eedino' a few square miles, but I tind I
5'. ast oint_tJ ew
Brunswick, and from one side of the Is-
land to the other Can anv of our
more dangerous to life and property
than in the earlier period of the Island’s
times had totally forgotten him. Strange
too th
place if another political campaign
should be undertaken in his district .-
In this period of summer beauty,assccia-
tions and conventions, and assemblies
are held in different parts of the ls:and.
and of the Dominion,where the assemb-
led wisdom of the diierent local bodies,
religious and moral, convene in solemn, -
conclave and thoughtful deliberation to
further and strengthen and inculcaie
the particular, moral and elevating
principles of their church or their order.
'Phat these gatherings are beneficial io
the individual, and the community i~
certafn. and this section is generally re-
presented. The disirict lodge I O G T
recently inet at Fortune Bridge with
the lodges fairly represented. T F
Roberson, of Red Point was the presid-
ing oilicer. While teinperance senti-
ment is increasing, and its principles"
more exzensively practised, than at any _
ioqner period of our history, here as
well as elsewhere, still these pr nciples
will not triumph while the professed ‘_
temperance man preaches temperance .
in the lodge room. and iheu goes to the
poll io vote for the nominee of the rum-
seller. simply because his father and
grandfather voted for men of the same
party name.--The ccdtish season is
about past along the southern side. and
the tisherrnan is now waiting for liake,
and hoping for mackerel, out the pro-
spects tor mackerel are small, and the
price is likely to be low this season.-
The crops all look well, and the fatm-
ers have every prospect of a reward for
their work. '
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“Te have one price on Suits that
has proved a Winner it is $|6,00
we cant sell them for any 1ess,they
cost us to much and are too good.
We are not selling them for
pleasure and making nothing on them,
but our profit is so small that we
cant sell them for any less. In brown
and fancy checks blue and black serges
and worsteds. Better come in and
see them.
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wash came to Charlottetown yesterday 
by the steamer Jacques Cartier. , _,,
THE Ladies of the Methodist Church 1 '
at Souris, intend holding a strawberry ~ "
and ice cream social on Wedu sday
cveninv. A wood time is ex e ted.
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Centreville, l-3»rtha:§Mathie7.=oh, Mcu'r»t.v0u   to       
§;‘,f;;'“;,*;,;,;,Y,,‘;,§‘°g;i,;fnf;f;;§,f_;';‘°;;i;;_;;; bargains that are to be had in the following linda;
Clow. M H North; Charles Harkius.Mr
°f St I°h“'s L°dS'°» N0 1 A F & A M d It is seldom that if thunder storm '
I 5 0 Wm bfi held ""5 °V9§_"fg "1 lodge N091- travels over such alarve extentot coun- A ’ ‘ A ` ` V . _  ._ »
Masonic Temple. \ isitors welcome. tr - d - " - _ . ‘ ' ”
.::“*‘i:.‘i::...t=;s.°‘s".'1  -Girls’ Siraw Hats.  
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scientists or philosophers explain why In fa,Ct,   g°OOdS must 0.    
it is that thunder storms ate much more , . . ~
destructive the last few years, and   ]_S    ' ' » A
history ?-Mr Bears has been making a ‘ _ ,  , f A-  It-  t -  3
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call on some of the rum~sel1ers in Sour- I1. ,, _ ' _, ' , i »  » _ _ `
is recently. Some of the politicians ~ E ' gi ` i ' W  ' ' »
there who used to be Well acquainted __ _ p _ g _ V . j  -  "  ,-
with him in old canvassing, hand shak- _ F _,if 4 » ’=¢_   ,     _. iff. .,.   I  Q
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Fans 'ro Lanms.-All the ladies in-
teiested in the movement for a higher
physical life tor women, are cordially
invited to be present at the W C T D
parlors, Grafton St. 011 TCl0S<i=1V SVG"-
ing, July 12th. at 8 o’c1ock. where a
health talk will be given by Miss Emma
A E Ford, of Toronto, under the aus-
pices ot the Hygienic Department of the
Viavi Co. Subject, Faces and Biulbiples.
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WE want money-we sent you a re-
minder the other day.-MOORE & MC-
Leon.
Di-;LicioUs crisp as re cabbage f‘aS
nice as caulialy tlowentender as chick-
cus,” so thev tell us that use them.
Early beets, turnips, spinach- 1‘&dXSh
and lettuce. Choice lemons and last
but not least mushroom at Gays Stall s
Market, every day at Nursery Gardens,
head of Prince St. (Telephone )
July 5 :ues & fn 2w
Af . ent borders can be comfort
ablyedvcgdriinddgted. Transient boarders receive
. ‘ t ll h ` t thejflorlda
  ne.
Gnxrs furnishing.-1 <~-'fl =~r tc” SC
3 collars for 240. Ties at  ~. 1*- . I-fc.
and 25c, each gents hose at S _ !'.'. l~ 1.
and 25c. \V D MACKAY.
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SUMMER underwear so l~ 3; W 400
500 60 and B00 per suit.- li \’-:_‘_:-
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STRAW Hats selling at laif p 1'"-.
bovs felt hats at 150 each.--W D MAC-t
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To cover your nakedness is one thing, _
To be properly clothed is quite another thing.
If you want to be properly clothed, you want t_osee our
clothing. Our prices are iight. Sur clothes are right.
See our Suits at .
$ .00
No better value in the city. _
We make suits from the cheapest thatfs reliable to the
best; made in Canada.
D. A. BRUCE’S
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watch.
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price. .
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satisfactory.
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_' Buy of a reliable dealer and let him take the
chances. It is the only sate way A watch is too
imdportantapurchaseio be made without core
an deliberation, Instead of idle promises we
zive asafe guarantee. A arrest. many critical
buyers have purchued their- watches from us.
W y not you! Our watches are carefully selected
and tested before oiierinz them for sale. You
cannot a_f£ord no buy without Brst seeing our stock.
Prices low.
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Do you handle “Arc Light!" Have you handled it
V the put year ‘l If not, and you want the blk d
toohtain “Arc Light” to keep in the rat.
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