Y THE CHARLOTTETOWN PUARDIAN, IULY 30, 1996
fx-_ 5 >.
 i _ ___ -_?_ _ _?__ _ ip
m
---Paowso Bnos r.rn__ \ ‘f   S   1-`
August
lst and 2nd
Mr Hay Expert with the
Britannia
Manufacturing Co
emonstrates
AT THIS STORE
WITH HIS
EN TIRE RANGE of FINE
ostumes
Mantles
AND
Skirts
This display oi elegantly tailored garments
promises io be a notably hue oire Every lady who
cares to come and inspect the garments is welconi
and we wish to emphasize the fact that it isn t at all
NECESSA RV to purclrase Those who come to loo
without intending to purchase will receive the some
attention as purchasers
'1 he refore, make a point of attending the Demon
stration, whether you in end purchasing or other
wise, on
Wednesday
AND
Sarrmnair Guardian titty cents A ye
night ai. 8.40.
6.21 and tomorrow morning at 602
The Clsssliied Tovrn' in this issue.
Miss liazar. I".\rmo\\, Iledeque,
Milton
Victoria
Mc\Vllllnnrs
at Kepppoth
relatives and friends
Thonras llowatt, has returned irour
iroliday visit to Sunrmerside.
for launton, Mass , where she vrill visl
lrersisler, Mrs (1 F Williams,
Till: Misses iessre and Carrrcron Mlrc
dorrgall Morrctcn are on a visit t
friends in Prince Edward Island.
nnilirpariyfrorrr North Carolina are a
Pleirsiarit View lloiel liarrrpton.
a year ls an excellent gift lor tlrut lrieni
of yours abroad. Subscribe for lt today.
J/iMr~:~i C ann Mus Milrrrorr of New
parurrts, Mr and Mrs G D ltlclmorl, liuntcr
River.
ri few weeks witir friends on the I~rlarr<l
left lry tire Errrprese Sturdrry on return to
New York
Miss II/\itnrNn, Middleton N S and
Mi~s Clrnrrrbcrs Tino, N S. are xlsiilng
in Suirrrrrerslrle, the guests of Mrs tRe\.)
it G Stintlrle
Mas l)l\\rn Mavrrifif, nnll daughter,
Miss May Peebles and Master Siebert
Webb from New York, als visiting
irieniis in this city.
Mi-is Vlora Br-‘r-‘as left on Saturday
for Boston, where she will resunre her
dutiesue nurse in the New England
Deaconess Hofipltal
Jour: ANU Mus Annum, Concord, N H
have reiur ned after ir short vacation \vitli
Mrs Anguirfs parents John and Mis.
Andrew s, Hunter River.
AN\ young lndy with ia good eornirrorr
school education, who desires to learn
pro lrenrllng and type setting, should
apply at this oillce at once.
ilrcv. Criani.n.~i Harinis, who has been
stationed at Mulgrave, has arrived home.
lie will take charge oi’ St. Peters Boys'
School next year, and also be assistant in
St Peters Cathedral
Tm: Presbyterian and Methodist
Sabbath schools, Hunter River held their
annual picnic Thursday at. liorne's Point
near Oyster Bed Bridge Tire pionic was
most enioynlrle and furnished a pleasant
outing for those who attended.
Miss KATE Dorn Frrie, of New Glasgovr ,
was last week lined $n0 for a breach of the
Canada Temperance Act, by Stlpendiary
Brelrant. She had started business with
a ten gallon keg of beer, but that was
sufficient to constitute a breach of the
inn , when put on sale.
Triosn. who want work ol any kind or
are looking for help of any kind should
send their names and addresses with all
particulars or onli at The Guardian
Employment Bureau, New Prowse
Block, Charlottetown Telephone l‘i2a
Those who do not desire to advertise will
please semi Zo cents with their request,
which amount will he returned tothem
on application li they do not Ret what
they want.
THE death occured at Somerville,
Mass, on the iiith, Inst, of Bernice, ago
fouryearrr and three months, daughter
oi Mrs B D Nickerson, daughter oil’ Ii
Curtis, oi Crapnrrd. The little girl had
been playing onthe street with some
other children, where the street
departrrierit had left somelighicd lanterns,
in some unnccountalrl rrrnnner, her
clothes cnurrht ilre, and before her father
succeeded lrr extinguishing the flames
she was so badly burned that death
resulted
"Fanrorra Soap Satisfaction in ever
cake ttf-i&tw
nnunlrau-ravaalua-4-l
Always Buy Bread
hlII°SdH af.;-:.=.:a.::::.‘» 
Aug lst and Znd
DEPARTMENTAL STORE
From tire
Eclipse Bakery
if you would have the
beat.
Vienna Bc per loaf
rrare Bc per loaf
Bc per loaf
Dorrugated 6:: per lou!
Graham per loaf
Dileheea Z: per ioai
Tm: train arrived Saturday night at
TBI Northumberland arrived Baturda
Tall tide viill be high today rr
I)oN"r rniss reading ‘The Story 0
visiting Mrs ll M Eerguson,Iiextorr,N B
0. L. Halma, has returned to Truro
irorn atwo weeks visit with relatives in
1liissM¢Nam. anrl her sister of New
Mills, N B, are visiting Miss .l\itlrrLoslr,
Miss Hnr PN Ro-is oi Charlottetown, is
visiting Eldon, tiro guest of Miss Arrry
lilies NAN Cassini, St. Jolrn,N B is
visiting hor friend, Miss Abbie Wclirrer
Mina Jirais' Srr\v.\nl loaves this
nrorrring for St Jolrn.N B. ona visit to
Mr~~ Grrzriii liowarr, daughter o
lilrm T l.Chnppeli leaves this morning
Mn aan Mira Lorirrria' irorn Ottawa
t
Tun Snturdny Guardian, only Ilfiy cents
I
lirrrrrpshire are visiting Mr McI.eori'a
Fai ri Vi rooriw, wha has been spending
il
I'
I”
i
Miss liolrrr Hn~/ ird
G N Millar
Misa C Fltzger aid
Fred Brerrrnei
M Iss Po e
its
Miss Bauld
Bartlett
Miss lIllda Iinslnrrl
Sterling Blarrchrrrd
Miss Mary Bartlett
is R. Beckwith
Miss Pope
I O Hynduran
Misa Nessie Fitzgerald
Ralph Powell
Miss Katie Stanley
Sterling lilarrcirnrrl
Naples"
and are registered at the Victoria
built at the bridge draw
attended than for many years.
Tirr- llrst Tennis Tournament this reason _ __
W
M pmyed M’ Vlctorm P'"k 0" S'““"|"y in ()r\\i*ll \\ edncsdiiy atli. p ln. Round
afternoon and resulted as follows,-
will
HR" "“A“‘N“ in \\'<et illvvr ports Thursday at 3. p.
rn ilorirrrl iriir "llc
lo i'n~ri liriir ports Friday at 3. p. nr
lioiirrii Lilp .Elie
ioCrnp|rud bntuilnyal i p m Round
___ trip itlr Piano Reiresirrnents. Home
J O Hyndrnarr __,
Miss Nessie Fitzgerald _= GMI) mdu  E D
\ ariiairrrrg profits on all cotton hoisery, 1 \
boys ami girls' stockings ln iiuht closet
riirs ifii rniue, go to dar at &5c a pair
Jas. Paton 8.. Co 28<i.£i
Miss katie Stanley
l) li Stcn art
D
lplr Pon ell
BE(‘0i\ D DR ING
Miss Hilda Hnszard ._
1) B Stewart
i-in/ir-l»eat2 outof lsetts.
Miss Pope
 T it I0 I’ S CLOTH DEPOT I
the Misses llarurrrfi and Miss Stanley. 
Decid d
Success
Our first s ipment of
C hocolates
pated a decided success.
Miss Girrrrnuna Irrwis leaves this
rrrornlng lor New liediord, wnere she will
resume her- duties in St. iuke's liospltrrl
Mira C Mailnmsrrot Victoria, accorn
parriedby her guests the Misses Mac
Nair, spent Saturday ln Charlottetown
Trrrrriusle pagoln the Saturday issue
/
  mf'
v og;-Q \
at /HH -1
f Aug 4th. will contain the Q] 3/
music ot a piano selection entitled ‘l
M J Butler, Deputy Minister ot
llnilways accompanied by Mrs Butler
arrived by the express Saturday e\ crrlrrp
llimr Sarrrri who has been employed
painting on the lllllsboro Bridge, has
secured employment as firemen with lin
contractor ol’ the rest piers shortly to in
C/lr'-r Brin, of Summerside, vilro has
been in Sydney, returned last night Tin
(/apt is president oi the Maritime Bmrrli
of Trade, and expressed tire opinion that
tire annual meeting to be held in Arrrh<~r‘i~t
on August loth, will he more largely
Cormrar-nNnii.N1‘f~i should rr-mernlrer that
to ensure early appearance oi tm r espond
encenllinuttersent in should be cnt
o\\n as much as possrllrlo Eu-ry
attention is paid to eorresporrdi-rice but
tislmposslble to get everyrlring ln as
written, especially when as nflnte many
communications are being raulvcl eluh _‘.E!.'.-as _.__-_ ' _.,_ Ji
ray
Tim French cruisers .Inrlnrr dc in crhnwimrl from th; best :decthn
Gravlereand Desaix sailed last. week tmtlswly “e “SD ,ou ° came
l ori TUI*S AY morn ng
rom New York for Halifax They will PM Y `
mmm than all I h to see our great demonstrat
BeV8I‘ lily! iinl I Gil  H‘ t d ‘ ‘ W H
proneed to Quebem The Demx Is an l£\:n‘; xl at ‘fixes elmry Czgfantags Stock urusi be closed out quickly. Prices are b rug greatly
armored c,.,,|,,e,.0f7_73,,,,,,,,,, ,,nd426fe,,, 1 gg" ,I “latin wh weadvhe cut to this end 'ion ought to have your share of the
lonk. The Gravlere. vs lrieh is uprotecteil we cu ‘ IH] y' ,gui ul bargain* ' ""1"
an ear 5 r \\ e are re ng e
:1ruiser,“l‘soib5tl85 tons, Both vessels mantle “DHL so that you Wm'
ave m n arteries of cluiitiii-ini-lr *H
iluiok firinll Runs iniurrets The Desrrrx ISV” :';;“vl'ilq f\2<|ll Cgxifoliioxléllg £11? This 15 a good time for baby carriages" ' *
hns500irren and the Grrviereftrfl Many ww I" g g 30 H
citizens would be izlad to see those vessels
visit, this port and an invitation to that
eilect from ilrose in authority vi nrrlrl
lorrbtlr-as be heartily err dorsed by ilrr~  
general public.
_ »  l 
Huylers LREAM
has proved. as we arrtlci
Prowse Bios., Ltd. D, STEWART,
Beams Baxxxv,
Bakea lent Bread
The goods have sold
well, everybody in de
lighted with them. and the
rlces are lower than ever
fore in Canada .
We are sending od
another order, which will
include new lines- which
wlilbeirereln the course
oi' a meek or two.
‘hirmiow
‘   limi).-'_   ii , a7dw5iiwv5l.
- Milli
Head Oiilces ln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown P¢0ll>l?  Q  Miggrlblzy
Sarnnnairs Guardian had 82 elaurlned _
9 a ‘Q
Vrnrrone to the lilly Saturday included I 0 Q d 
Mrs. Chas. Molntoali Victoria; Angus '* ,W
’ ueneriard, 'rr-you
A Pnivarl plenlo last Friday at Plnuette X
t held by the residents of Flat River, was a , q Q
very Pleasant affair vi  
f Mas ii: P sandersor oirirrrnrne, run 1, .résxngg
is visiting her parentu,Mr. and Mrs Alex ‘Q4 Y
|s Nicholson, Hunter River. ‘
A B ann Mina Garrssrrn ol' Aphoqul '
N B.are visiting the iorurer's parents
B and Mrs Garueeter, Hunter River.
ISI lil$i
t   mr my
l
We
s tl
Mr
Aivi persons desiring the agency in this
Province for the enlarged St Julrn Sun
should write ‘St John":eare of this
f oillce.
a
Mr Hay the designer of the Britannia Mfg Co , will exhibit a complete
line of new rnodels in fall suits and coats
Fail Suits from $i2 00 to $45 00
Fall Skirts from $7 50 to $15 00
Fail Coats from $l2 00 to $25 00
Fur lined Coats $60 00 io $l75 00
The con-plete line will be shown here on Tuesday In order to see all
of th's magnificent slrowing~we invite our pitrnns to
COME EARLY TUESDAY
The early corner has every advantage of ilroosing The woman who
wants son ethrng cxclusive-soiiiethiiig perfectly iii accord with her taste-needs
come here--and come early
Tuesda, 51st ul
Tire early shopper han undisturbed
Dccp Cutting Makes Satisfactory Buying
This is the state of aFEair~s :rt the big furniture sale
Our stock is new and most artistic in design
Price reductions never Dr. fore heard of are
greatly in evidence iri tlris portion of our
stock Buy to day.
"5
`-- no
SSCITYUFLONUUN -_JZi_iI\| \lE\/\/§C`3l\l
rnwnusuuwnrgg f
For the Suri Life of Canada A
liberal contract will be given to the
mari who can procure a gord volum
of business.
For particulars write or call on
I3 E. EfFlC)\7V'
Manager for P H Island
Croquet Sets, 
rg mwfryr
me
Hammocks, 
w c`i*unNi~;R cr com'
30"V9"|l 59003 Dry Goods Gent s Furnishings
Mi Hlld li d - -' -- _
D lgiaStewr'i‘rt MIM 
We would call special atentiori to our range Of
Meri F, Womens and Childrens Summer Under
wear that must go now in order to make room for
 fall goods coiniiig in
W‘.liin w c TURNER at co
The Low Price Store,
Sunnyside Queen Square, Ch’town
arilws We do Custom Carding and Cloth Flniahing
is the beet preparation _ _ _"___ _L_ _ _,___ ___
on sale for the skin Cline
sunburn, cliaied or rorig
ped hands, etc. Soit as
ened skin. sore liP<. chap H 0 G S W
velvet.
Price z5c a bottle
We will receive all hogs that oder until july rotlr, alter that date we wil
s . . ii .
mn" Tw° M°°"" (Uscilllmlidhzrildzfnllrgloffellnlirlrirlmég rr rmpmroie ie insure oirem my ui- ,
u n vmialgiare now prepared to contract for a quantity for September delivery at a
| Bxed price.
 We will only contract for well tinlalied hogs weighing from no to 175-
Corner-ot. Oeorgearrdllenrsu Qévla 8'. F_ Qfxys i ;- p E
;°°'
“_ ...rd nf
sa.
. 1
=
' Farmers who can have hogfreariy for September aiaonld ace 'ra or our buyara. , ‘