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Special Diemotislraiion ‘
"ilay Bargaiiai in
5 siii< liriiiS
A11 additional attraction
for; Wednesday and Thurs-
day; ! These splendid silk
skirts we secured some
 ago at a striking re-
duction-miich below reg-
ulag: price. A manufact-
5_i_l'c_l' Securing a great
iiintioiity of silk at s. spec-
ial price was enabled to
nirkc us the oiii=r-- and we
didn‘t heiitate a monie..t
in accepting !
On Sale To-morrow
_Wednesday at 9 a. m.
I-ilegiiiit skirts of splendid quality soft black Taffeta-iinislied in latest
su-lc with deep Ilounce, sliirred and cdrded, lock stitched throughout
buttons at side'-a perfect I-itting,"{splendidly
marie skirt fully equal in every respect' to
iiiiy skirt ever sold in Cli‘town at $5.00 ' "
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I DISPLAY
We cordially invite every 'lady interested in
knowing what is correct and latest for the coming
season to visit this Grand Demonstration TO-DAY,
Wednesday and to-mor row Thursday. The Britannia
Manl’gCo’s Expert will display an elegant range of
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The Latest Creations in
Costumes,
Mantl-es, ~iSkii°is
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l"u-r Lined Qarments.
Please do not consider ydiirself under an obliga'
tion to me-ke a purchase. Wev/ill greatly appreciate
your presence here and the merely curious, as well SS
intending purchasers, are cordially invited.
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GUARDIAN,.AU'.GUS1` I, 199.6. "
Head Otiices in New Prowse _Block-Charlottetown.
S.\'rullDLY'Guardian fifty conls a year 1
'l`iiis tide will be high today at
8.18 and tomorrow morning at 7.27. ‘
Mus. Am-rx McKitNzis, formerly of
Boston, has left Stanley Bridge for New
York City, whore she intends residing
for the future. i
Mas. (DIL) Joiiusros and Miss Minnie
Mcllonaliwore passenger-s to Belfast and
Orwelltrespecli\'cl_i by the S S;City of
Londonyesterday.
The right kind of a boy can secure a
position with rapid promotion, ll ho
applies at this odice at once. Several
good boys have secured good positions
recently.
| Rav. Mx. McLuoi> of California who is
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spending a short vacation with his father
D. A. McLeod Eldon was a passenger via
the City, of London to Charlottetown
Yesterday.
THE annual Horse races will be held at
Primrose Park, Pealio‘s Station on
Wednesday, Aug 22nd. The program is
made as follows, 2.-I0 race, trot and pace,
purse $30.00; 3 minute race, trot and pace,
purse $2000. Also a three year old race
or anamed race for which a liberal purse
will beotfered. See ad for full particu-
lars.
1`iIosE who want work of any kind or
are looking for help of any kind should
send their names and addresses with iill
particulars or call at 'l`hc Guardian
limployinent Burcnu, New Prowse
Block, Charlottetown. Tclephono 1Zi2i\.
Those who do not desire to advertise will
please scnd Z3 cents with their request.,
which amount will be rcturncd tothein
on application if they do not get what
thcy wim t.
'1`lll-I Cavendish Cemetery is unilor-
t-IOUIR n. thorough overiiaullng. The
brush has nil been clcnrcri out of it nnd
_pntiislaid out through it. 'i`lir-. remains
“ofsoiiieionigburled have hiul to be
'reinovcil in order to lay out strait wall.-s.
_It has all been cultivutcii and will bc
seeded down. There has also been nu
addition made toit. Great. credit is duc
to the Rev E McDonald wiic has been ilu:
prime mover in having this neglected
spot renovated and made bcoutilul
instead of an eyssore as it has bcen in
the past.
THE Preshytery of Prince Edward
'Island will rneotinquiirteiiy session in
St. James' llall, Charlottetown, cn
Tucsdny, August 7th, ntllo'cloci¢ n.ni.
Business;-ltllcctloiiof Moderator, Report
ofConinilssloncrs to (icncrnl Assembly,
Appointment of standing coinuilttees,
Nomination of Modernter of Synod,
Rcport on Statistics, Report on Sunday
Schools Circular rc Systematic Giving,
Motion rc Act passed ntliist. sesaionof
Provincial Legislature grunting certain
powers to a Trolley Co, Resiguniioiis, ctc.
-A. Cruise, Clerk.
Fonnowrivo is t-he oilicial list of New
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island
delegates to the General Conference of the
Methodist Church, which meets in St.
James Church, Montreal, September 12th,
llltifiz Ministers-Rev Wm Dobson, Char-
lottet0w;nRev C I-l Paisley, D D,Sackvllle,
N(B: Rev Howard Sprague, D D, St. John
N I3; Rev T Marshall, St. John, N B; Rev
Geo Steele, liedeque; Rev Wm Harrison,
Cornwall; Rev E Evans, D D, Hampton,
N,l3; Rev .T A Rogers, D D, Sussex, N B;
Rev J A Crisp, St. John, N B. Layman-
Henry Sinitn, Charlottetown, Jas R Inch,
L L D. Fredericton, N B; David Allison,
L L D, Sackvillc, N B; VV D Baskin, St.
John, N B; J M Frlpp, \Voodstock, N B;
J H White,-St. John N B; Alfred Rowley,
Marysville, N B; E R Mackum, St. John,
N ll; H T Pickering, Stanley Bridge, P E
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Tun following is copied from the
Maritime Merchant: “Wo have three
steamers n week out of Boston for Halifax
and ports to the East," said Mr. H. L.
Chipmau, the manager of thc Plant Line,
“And Iam glad to say they have been
filled with passengers on every outward
trip this month. Not for several years,"
continued Mr. Chlpman, ‘_‘hus there been
anything like the present travel to the
provinces, not only by our line, but by all
the others having u Maritime Provinces
coimectlon. Prince Eiiwnrtl Island and
Cups Breton are the popular rendevousi
of those coming by the Plant Line( They
seem to want to get nway as far impossible
from the huui and bustle of a city life,
and find some quiet spot in the country
whore they can do it llttlc iishlng and
boating, and incidentally acquire a good
coat of sunburn. _Another thing I notice
this yesris tim we are getting u better
class ci people, people who have a
wcll-to-tio aspect, and instead of being
merely, as we call thoni, ‘trlppers_,’ are
‘coming along to stay from two to four or
‘six weeks. The stay of these people in
Prince Ed ward Island and Cape llrcton
is going to put a good deal of extra money
in circulation, which, in Its turn, will
‘benefit trade among - thc lialiiux
and St. John distributing housc;-."
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Cream _Pies
CocoaiiiiIi_ Pies
Fresh To-day
Our pics are made with the
greatest poieible skill and
» the fillings are dglioionoil Our
dliveryw ngoeln over
tlie city login: to accomo-
date cus '|o.send in
your otddfw  iillrlllfo
STEWART
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Yls'rliu>a!'n Guardian had 'I5 classified
ads. _
Tun . Northumberland arrived last
night at 9.55. ` _
Mas. J J Homin? and children are
spending A holiday in Rustico.
‘ DoN"r miss reading “The Story Ol
The Classified Town" in this issue.
Hirizoui WARREN. Moncton. is among
the visitors to the city for the Tourna-
l1l¢llU»
A summons for infraction of the
Prohibition Law has been served on
George Essory.
Miis. DoN.u_n Ma<:i;1<:Nzia and Miss Flo
Mackenzie are visiting in Georgetown
and Burnt Point.
liiiss (iriirrris Mnoulnos, Cascuuipec,
ls visiting in New Glasgow, the guest of
lMiss Laura Dickieson.
l Mus. tDn.)Ku|.LY, Charlottetown, who
has been spending a fortnight. in Georgc-
town, rcturned homo yesterday.
Mus J C RAND of Boston, Mass, arrived
inthe city last nliiht on il visit to hor,
brothers G S and W H Tunton.
THE Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents
ii year is an excellent gift for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.
Tl!!-:kit will bo no excursion tonight: on
S S lilllln owing to the festivities in
connection with the Flreinun's 'l‘o~_xriii\
ment, in town.
ANY young lady with ii good common
school education, who desires to learn
proobreariing and type-setting, should
apply nt this ollloe at once.
Miss Amr G MAcDoun/ini., ol llcile
River, and Miss Vesta Irwin, oi Lynn,
Masa,nre visiting friends in Uillll. the
guests of Miss Eupiiemia MacPherson.
Missl.i<;i\‘.\ S.\ii'rii, of the niiliinery
llepiirtnicnt of Moore dc MacI.eod`s
urrivcd homeyesterday after spending a
very Pnioyabie holiday at Point dn Ruche.
l) C Gnan'1‘, Minnesota, is visiting on
thc lsliiiifl, after an absence of nine years.
lic leavt-.=. shortly on return and willbe
:\<-companies! by his brother, P MGrant,
Morell.
lilivs A Culture who has been visiting
in Charlottetown fur the past week,
returned to her home in Sourls yt-sterday
nftcrnoon. While ln'town she was the
guest of Miss Emma Trowan.
'l‘iis Rev W II Mclntosh will preach in
Brookfield, New Glasgow and ilunter
ltiver next Sabbath. He exchanges with
the Rev George Millar, who takes his
lplace in West und Clyde River.
’l‘iii-7 Rcv. \V. li. McNeill will preach at
Orwell on Sunday at ll i1. ui.. St.
Andrews at 3 p. in., und will occupy the
pulpit for tho month of August. ’l.’.F.
Fullerton, Moderator of Session.
Tnnnaiiisci the “needles eye" (passing
through 1-llllsooro Bridge) is a new
fcuture of inucliiriterest to excurslonlsts
vin theS S City of London each Friday
afternoon going up and down East Itlver.
lt entliuscs young and old alike and adds
nnotiicrattrnctioii to this most picture~
sque outing.
Coicici-:si~o.\'DEN'l‘s should remember that
to ensure early uppearnnce of correspond ~
ence nllmniterscnt in should be cut
down as much as posslb e. Every
attention is paid to correspond noe but
it is impossible to get everything in as
written, especially when as of late many
communications are being received each
day.
Aiuos Buizris, Manager of the Empire
Liniment Co.Ltd,Brldget,own,NS recently
completed the tour of the Island in thc
interest of his company and acquainted
-The Guardian that lic was greatly lin-
pressed with the bciiuty und fertility of
this Province und thc evidence of thrift
and prosperity which hc witiiesscti on
every hand.
:Tits suggestion is offered that tonight
ami tomorrow night tiio stores and
business places around the square shall
be lighted in front, not inthe wiiy ofa
izeuoral illumination, but to give thc
square n lirlgiitcr und more chccrful
appearance. Also that thc Market liouse,
Court llouse, Post Uillce and Legislative
Building should he at least piirtliilly
lighted during the two evenings.
Rl-:v R E\Vni.sii, M.A. gencriil secretary
ofthe Canadian llililc Society, will preach
ln Zion Chnich nt.llo‘clot'k n. in, and in
thc Frat Metiiorilst Church nt 7 o'clock
pm, on Sunday August 5th. In those
serviceaattontlon will lie culled to thc
work of the Canadian liiblc Society. Mr
Welsh`s reputation as nn author nnri
pulpit orator are such thai lt is expected
tlJ_t_h_e would be greeted with large
congregations.
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,y   cw Y01'l< lilcas in
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 or   rail. suirs
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__ __ ,_  t  _ \ \ ` man 2nd an .`5fd of Auitust.
    ` R. .H. WALDMAN-the dean of the
  ) M liidies’ tailoring business-is head of
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the great ladies’ tailoring iiiiii or I. H.
Waldman & Co, of Montreal.
Mr. Wa.ldmau’s iirm specialize in high grade goods-their models and
designs are not finally passed upon until Paris and New York have settled de-
cidedly wliat will be right for each season, and you can accept tlieii' designs as
always the last word in style.
Thursday and I-.‘-`ri_d_ay Aug. 2nd and 5rd
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SCARCE GOODS.
Three i|mii‘ti-.i- long Swede Lisle
in grcysiiiiil \\'liil.cs, also white
quarter lin-.~ mittens, Just the thing ior
short slccvr.~, Jus. Paton. & C0. 31dtf.
Quick f-ash i-iii price sale of all boots
and shoes in .stools Conroy, The Shoenian,
Sunnysirii-, Cl.iu ioltctown,
\Vi\ntvil~2 ,ioctl .siilcswomen for dry
gooilsstoit-.iii t_Iliiii'liit.t.etu\vii. None but
those who tlioi-ouchly understand the
business not--l apply, Good wages.
by lcticr to li. iiuiurlliin Office.
Rniliiny :uid liiivi-llin;_' rugs in Clan
Tartan. 'i`oiii-istsiinfl others should sro
lzhciu. l’iiccs from $l.75 to
James i‘nlon & Co.
We are m»ililii;:lnii‘ arrangements in
regard to uxcliiiiicc and purchase of
'1`ype\\'i'iii'i'.s-A lull; with me may mean
gzcttingjiisl wiint youiire looking for.
A. Milne l"i'.-iscr, llnllfnx.
Dl~1.\l()NSTRA'l`ION
NEXT AT PROWSE
display atthis store, his
raiiqe of elegant FALL
'1`U.\lES, MANTLES
SKIRT5. Whether as a purchas-
er or otherwise we want yo`u to
attend, PROWSE BROS,
28d5i.
lfid tf.
WED-
NESDAY AND THURSDAY
BROS,
LTI). Mr. Hay expert for the
Brltaiiuin Manufacturing C0., will
liioiiuel Se.
  llammoclis
ouveniillun
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Taylor’s
BOOKSTORE.
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__ Dccp Cutting lliakcs Satisfactory Buying
_ Stock must be closed out quickly. Priceszirc being greatly
_ cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
bargains. .
, This is a good time for baby miriagcs-
Our stock is new and most artistic in dtsipii.
Price reductions rieverlnfore lionrd ol mc
greatly iii evidence in this portion of our
' _ stock. Buy to-day.
A ""°""""”`  f
WANTED.
For the Suu Life of Canada. A
liberal contract will he given to the
man who can procure a good volume
of business.
For particulars write or call on
Manager for P. B. island.
Charlottetown.
. 19 mwf lyi
milf! Q  ,,§
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I _ _ 0 Laaizv P. E. I.
‘ lic~t lmtvi ui~cmiiiiiodi\iii>|\>-' for r~oii|uii'i'i-in
= nivii. l’i-niurit iiicii.li~, izooil i-it-.i\n, lirigli
rooin-K. 'i ltnics iinnlciuic. ‘I'l`i'y this ho o
in-st tlnio you roiiii- lu tfiicnry.
lhllnipel .\il{S titiitltlllli Prop
Call at our Studio..
J.A.S. BAYER,Prop,
_ Tclcphoiic rcz,
Gauviii, Gcntzcl Si /C0.
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t)iii~ir‘n4‘i‘L-niii Yiirlor i-< in-1-iiiiiiiig
ii vi-ry popular ii nm-, its wo linndln
lic lit-sl. loc riri-iiiii iii lu: linil in tiiii
SODA. WATER
()ui' fniiiiliilii i~ kvpl Wiii'kiiii_' ow-i'
lliuv. All our |ln\'oin~ nit: liuiiiii
iiiniic by ox pcili-iii>i~d liuiids.
PASTRY and CAKE
'|"i'ymirpii.~li'y.lt \\il| tulk for il-
si-l{_ Arliuirii i|~~iii'l|ut'i\l ni' vukiv
on liniiil inciuiliii f our i~i~|i-iiriil_,<=il
Hl`l/I'/\.\`A iinil Si"(lTtJll cilkti. i\iiil
Wy ol in-r kliiils.
omo»-Made Candy
You vniiiiut ilu viii-iitc nur llltlll-
i‘I4.’\liS \YA|{AMl'I|.S in ilu* (`lfy.
i‘vi\niil', crisp, fuiiitcr-. i~.rvi\i||.~' nnd ii
igniiornl' iw-'rirtiiiriiit oi hcnic-iiindc
ciuidy nt riiriil prli~c.~4.
_ FRUIT
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Thisis the state of affairs at the bi.; furniture sale. ~*
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FOR THE BEST "THE WILLOWS” .
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Decidt d
Success _
Our first shipment of
H u y ier’s
C hocolates
has proved. as we antici-
pated a decided success.
The goods have sold
well, everybody is de-
lighted with them. and tlie
prices are lower than ever
before in Canada.
We are sending 0E
another order, which will
include i'iew lines. which
will be here in the 'course
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W ITC li
IIAZEL
LREAM
is the best preparation
on sale for the skin. Cures
sunburn, chafed or rough-
ened skin. sore lips, chap-
ped hands, etc. _ Soft as
velvet. 3
Price 25c a liottle.
“The Two Males.”
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Eqgrpig BAQQQYZ - _ cn f ' a Ottawa ofiiitcntloii onQ§|¥`9\r(|8}:£i~ Q’
Blk”   X _l c°met ` Gemlge uid' Ken! sm' Ilcpiity of tho Miiibitor of li-io lncrlnr. 'I O ' ’
` ~ N. ll,--U authorised pnbllmtiom ul this iul-
Siniipsis at Canadian North-Wasl
i-iomzsreao nscutnions.
~ * . ,lim-ntl ci-vtioii nf llninliiinn
Ax T.nEi\l:miiim.iliuiliobii. t~lii~'kntciio\\'i\ii iiiiil
,\lbci»tn, i-wi-.piliiig H und ‘.'¢l, not i-cscr\'cil. iiiny
\,L.h0m.~c1i»iiii<-il l-_v niiy iw-i'siiii who is tin' solo
|,¢,\,| 01|; family, or any initio nvcr iii yciu-s ol
nun ‘ii thc vi ti-nt of imc qunrtcr scclluii of itll
|w|:}':r.iili'iiii\?trliiiiiiiulv i\i-miialiy' l\'~ ill" |f“`"i
lnril oillcri for tho dlatriiit in wliicii tho lniid is
sili|i\ti‘.
, » ~ , -_ ll ' at h ‘ local
  tho land iii
"!|"|?ilAl§0iiio¢itcrdor in roqnii-od to pnrforiii thc
riiiiiliiiniia itniiiit-i-.ind [hor with under one of
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“iiirfllillidliiiiilliIiivdiitiis' rr-.sldciico noon and
iiiiilviifinn of the land in 1-ur~l\ your for thrce
yctiiiwlifihv fnliicr ini- ruoliivr. if iii” f'\u\“|’ ii
u,,-.-Mgr() of liic imnioritcndnr i~i~~'ii\i»s illion n
niriii In tin- \'ii~luil.y uf thc iniiil viiturod ull' (iii-
n,~i|i|ir\‘|iifti||~1 ns to i-|~,~|idoi\¢~i- may lit! N-'ill Film]
ny “ich vwiwnii rnsldiiig with iiio father 0,-
liiotiicr.
Iti if thc settler has his pcrrniuicnl l`0*‘i*'ioiir~o
upon farniliiglniid owned hy liliu in the vicin-
uy nfiiitc liniuc-rtcnd. thc rnri ciiioiits its in
tx-suit-iicoiiiitylio satisfied hy rcsillciion upon
Mi mild I uid.
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voitiseniontwlll not bo Mid f°f-
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1\dII|IsS EBSQ.,
loo ('ri-uni l'nrlor.~i, t léiposiin Stewart
lk Son`ii Grocery tore, Quocn S1_
$A,qg¢ue»\H?'U&d\Ip~»4{=
Another Step
A in Advance
l .im pleased to inform my put-
"< ns that Ihave added to my al-
ready up-to-date equipment two
'lozcn folding chairs, which are
very next and comfortable. They
,,r._-, nt tlicirdisposai FREE should
` oc asian require. , ‘
ltctiai I`iiu\oi and Tniraln er.
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