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THE GUARDIAN, CI-IARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EIJVVARD ISLAND, MAY 28, 1901.
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Coffee
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A pmity- good way to test any store
is by the coffee it sell_<_ \\'e‘re willing
for Yong.; test us by our cotlee anv
sting we wi.-h you would try some of
\r%°\f\\r%
Gui- 4¢¢_ Mocha &]av:-1. \\'e‘d be glad
to ggll it to you and you`d be glad vou‘d
' _iw uch a fine coffee Blended
tried ll  5 _ '
skillfully and Just roasted enough.
Fi-¢,h]y Ground when ordered
slflslii li§iil’s
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EVERY MAN
“aid he pasted, as to the merits of what we  Tnxnsns are called for the erection of
dwelling :house and stable, :at or near
the Hillsboro Cheese Factory, Lot 48, the
the work on which is to be completed by
ofer !°“°
pid.-we oder you goods, exclusively our own
when you buy from us, you will never see a
hviiggre with nnv0\\¢~
ggeond-Our matting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se-
wn gg none in tkil Broad Dominion.
niri-The above excellences are yours at a
““¢_ ‘B9 our own, but we give all preference
yd givantage to our customers. Secured only
yy ku yours of hard work and trying exper-
QCCS-
J T .' l`lcKENZlE,
Hue Tailor.
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New Flour.
Our stock of new Flour has ar-
rived and we are now offering it for
gale at very low prices.
“Five Rgsgs” in barrels and
half barrels. ,
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Snowdg-iff” fine ptstry Flour.
“Royal Stuart our best family
Flour.
"[`¢d0|-5,” first class family Flour
unypsyil tl an n .C
"B¢a¢gn” good family Flour
Every bbl. guaranteed to give sat-_
isfaction or money refunded, 'Iry
us when you want the next barrel of
flour.
BEER & GOFF
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  ,,,,,,, C, CITY AND
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COUNTRY %
Sraculx. attention is directed to the
new ad of Large`s Livery in this issue,
days.
Ax ondale to-night at 8 o`clook in Pyth
of the Court House have been removed
by the Janitor of the building.
C888.
Treas.
The convocation exercises take place
Friday evening.
July 20th.
is desired.
line of their goods.
ments for the coming season.
church purposes.
i8lC\lll9l§C¥
I During
3 The not
Why trouble baking bread
when you can get it fresh
every day at the Eclipse Bak-
 mixed right.
Try aloaf.
Duche se 4 cents
Graham 4 cents
Plain 6 cents
Vienna 7 cents
.Telephone 211
ID- STEWART
Weather 3
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friends are cordially invited.
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THE fountain is being made ready and
the water will be turned on in a few
I. O. F.-Regular meeting of Court
' ian
_ Hall. Payment of dues.
Tm: barrels of rubbish on the south side
Tnaxs were busy yesterday collecting
the donations for the Rummage Sale.
Everything promises to be a grand suc-
Q. C. R. A.-THE annual meeting will
beheld this evening at 8. o`clock in the
City Court Room. -S. Grey, Scc’y and
THE regular examinations of Prince of
Wales College were concluded yesterday.
on
No. 1 Co. Artillery, meets for drill this
evening at8 o’clock sharp; 64 _nounder in-
struction class for recruits; 40 pounder
drill for old members. A full attendance
A vnnv artistic ad. for the famous East-
man Kodaks adorns the last page of the
June number of the Ladies’ Home Jour-
nal. Messrs. Johnson & Johnson are
their agents for this city and keep a full
WILL the ladies of the Tennis Club, and
any ladies who wish to join the Tea Com-
mittee in connect.ion with the club, please
meet at the Y. M. C. A. Parlor this morn-
ing, the 23th inst, at 11.30 tomake arrange-
THE Campana and Princess left Pictou
' 1 almost at the same hour yesterday after-
noon. The Campana cleared something 5°” MCFNI-Ven' _
earlier than the Princess from Pictou but 6- P“P°""Ph7S1°°'1 Education’ 'Dr' M
vias something later than the latter in Leu'm°‘ _ H_
reaching her dock at this port. 7' A'-'ld'~`°53“Th° Teachmg of ‘S
REV. J. VV. McConnell, B. A., wiil 8_ Pd_pei.__Iudividuai Gia” Work i
lecture in the Methodist Church, Rumi Schools, Miss M_ A_ Dimbm-_ ‘
Montague Bridge, on Friday, May' 31st. 9_ Address, Rats on the Royal Road
Doors open at 7.30 p. m. Subject. The Learning’ Inspector McC0rm,,c_
Land We Live ln. Admission,adults 10c. A public entertainment will be given i
Children under twelve 5c. Proceeds for the Town Hiii anime evening of Thin-
n
several Sons of Temperance who are inter- of the printing Bm-eau were Lady Laur   _
ested in the little folks. Next Monday ian Mi»s_R_ W_ Swim, M1-5, A, G, :Blair-, .5 _ `   to S  i
evening Company A will close for the Lady Davies and M1-S, S, E, Dgwsqn.La
I holidays when their closing concert will Davies and M1-s_ S_ E_ Dawson were not
be given. An excellent program is being oniy pai-ironesses in name but, Wu-e pre
lpfepafed ‘md “ll Wh° “mind m“5' 1°°k f°"' sent and by their presence added to the
Ward W 8' 8`°°d lime' All Parents and success of the party. Miss Ethel Davies
was accompanied by her mother and Mrs.R.     l
ANOTHER “absolute fact.”-Yesterday a W-S°°W W“S1`eP"°S°’"'°d by he' daugme
gentleman from Souris called at THB Miss Marlf S"°"'t~ Wh° °°°k an “ti , ‘When You Think of
GUARDIAN office and related thefollowing verb in settles up the Party- One °f ‘he A '_ _
1 which came under- his-own eyes. he says: was _ ‘  Sh°¢sv-T11f°k°fU9 ’ ~
Mr. John McKay of Cable Head while out Presented bi' H°‘_1° R' W' S°°tt" Mm' A1; 1 ' 1 S °
fishing afew days ago secured a codllsh G- B151' 83V°9~ Silver 3h°°h°m fmd Sufef
:weighing 84lbs. The head of the Amon- b°°5b‘1°f'°” h°°k ‘md _the °_h“°d1“d‘es
l ster resembled a large kettle. In the Dl'iZ¢ W8S 8 velvet cushion _with aflor I
stomach were found 21 herring. Any dfisiliu Painted “P°“ W' Thfs was th
personable to show a larger specimen of 81f_°°fMad*““°A“3“Sf' B"‘°"°__ °f £1 e
the same kind of fish will please report. gflfmng Bureau °°“§'“0t""wa' 'ee
Mn. HUGH STEELE of Souris, attendlnir
St. Dunstan's College was struck on the
head by a fallingstone yesterday morning
and rendered unconscious. A deep cut
was made in his head but the skull was
not broken as at first reported. His
friends hope to see him around again in a
few days.
STANLEY BRIDGE Noras.-Mr. Emmet
Murphy has left for Kinkora, to take
charge of the cheese factory at that
place.-The Stanley butter factory will
close next week and will begin the manu-
facture of cheese about June 1st.-Mr. D.
A. Wedlock has gone on a business trip
to Sydney.-Mr.Richard Elliott of Elliott’s
M ills was here yesterday and reports trout
fishing good.
Srocx Norms.-One of the best looking
colts we have ever seen was dropped on
Sunday last by Mr. Wall Thorne’s well-
known mare “Lady Hilda,” 2.3233. “Hilda”
has had several good foals, but this one
surpasses all. It is indeed a beauty, large
sized, with plenty of bone and will un-
doubtedly make an exceedingly valuable
animal. “Fleetwood” 2.30 is the sire of
this colt and we congratulate Mr. Thorne,
both on his success and his judgment.-
Com.
The second Annual Convention of the
Eastern Teachers’ Association will be held
in the Colville High School. Souris E ist,
on Thursday and Friday,June 27 and 28th.
First session opens at 10 o’clock a. m.
Thursday. Teachers attending will re-
ceive benedt of Regulation 78 of Board of
Education. Return tickets at one first-
class fare will be issued on 23th, 27th an-i
28th, good to return up to and on 29th.
Certidcate of attendance required.
PROGRAM.
2. Paper-The Importance of Settin
High Ideals Before Pupils, P. J. M
Intyre.
3. Question Box.
4. Address.
WU
Judge Warburton.
day, 27th.
ladies’ prizes, a handsome gilt clock,
2
he
:ess
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  °m»°m~°WN   aa¢eaw   
first match was concluded yesterday a.fter~ I ’
noon. The winner of the first prize in ,
Lieut. J M. Davison. Total 03. Winner or' _   .~  ‘
Znd prize, Capt. J. MacDonald. Score 08. i /  A75 _ _
Lieut. Davisons’ score at 600 yds was a a g V :12~,§’f' ` ' V ._i~_ 
point or two better than Capt. Macdon- if bi _ .~»'/' `
ald’s. The following are yest+.rday’s  -
scores.
Lt. G. M. Moore
Capt. D.L. Hooperl
Pte. H. Hooper J
Gunr. Younker t
Corpl. W. Prowse
Corpl. F. Gill
Lt. E de B. Peake
Gunr. H. Mabon
“ A. L. Horne '
Bdsman W. Harris
Capt. Morris
i Sapr. Ward
' Pte. E. Bowness "
Bdsman W. Cook.
Sapr. Vaniderstine _
Corpl. Smith
Major Johnson
Bdsman J. Harris
The light was poor, wind gusty
light showers. All Tyros receive _a hand-
icap of ten points. A Tyro is one who has
not won a priae exceeding $2. Winners
of first prizes are handicapped by .being
mulct of two points. Hence should the
best score of Saturday weeks’ match
Lt. Davison would require95 to win
in case a Tyro should make 83, wit
10 points added making 93 Lt. Davison. is
compelled to cede the first prize to
tyro. <
For Pains and Lameness use
DBICK’S LINIMEN.
Acadia Nut. Old Sydney and other
at lowest prices at-A. Pickard &
English Tennis Shoes at Sunnyside
Shoe Store.--W. Moran.
90
SiSS°&3§2i&.’2&2$
52
47
38
34
with
“ C. Davison
be 93
and
h his
the
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KEN
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Coals
Co’s.
28 lwk.
1. President’s address-Chester McLure. i
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a. Paper-Ways that Dominate. Robert  I 
teres ng
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n  may be obtained with the 
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to if A yacht in full sail; a man ti)
U | snapped with one foot uplift?)  _ _ V
S` A trotting horse may I    _ 
 .,. ..._ ,H ..,_,_ .___. .__ ..._ ii , John ].\Te'vvson.   ,_
Cosreaxv A Loyal Crusaders held their THE lady paironesses at the progressive
regular meeting last evening.A large num- enchre pany given last Friday evening
ber of boys and girls were present besides by the Girls. Mutual Benefit A_,s0ciai,i° .
dy (  '
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.Eclipse Bakery. Bikes BenQ S Th t r .nm the chew noN’r FORGET YOUR conzvs. _ _ A _ f
_ Beautiful
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‘ “snap-shot” Kodak.
walking along the street is 7"
8 
air, snapped at the moment 52
when he was clear of the grouni.   in '  A if
We have *hem in stock _
W .1
8 _ Splashing has no_more effect on it than on i
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Varnished Tile
for Bath Rooms
You can’t find a better Wall Paper for a. bath
room than Varnished Tile. _
its
pa1nt.It will wash off Just as readily as a wood wall
It’s not expensive. We’ve a. few pretty patterns
that we want you to see.
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’lhere’s No ,§¢,'?:',‘;,>;.._   1
Reason _._   i 
_ ‘ Why the new baby should not have a new clrriage. especially 4 i ‘ =
at the prices we' are now offering them. We have a number of , ~
diderent styles to select from. 'We can suit any taste, please _ any »  1
purse, _ A -_»~__1_
7
ENvE|.oPEs 2 
We have just received a large shipment of Envelopes,
' among the lot is an Enveldpe, which we are going to-‘sell   
as our leader; it is an excellent Business  . ff  fi
For_65 Cents a Box.,-or
The Popul ir Printer and S..atxoner. Morris Block," Victoria Bo 1 '
Bread For ore roa o pax _
. ‘ ’ U l with cold, apply Bentley’s Liniment on It they give you pleasure mid ygu have
   l brown paper U0 55° Dans affemed- them as an adornment don t aDD1Y Put' _
nam’s Painless Corn and Walt Extractor
i 1 I vs_. nl f ¢ t nty_four hours   be V é
'_ , my ` _g e(ii1t.ili°l;lyvi-iemoved and_ their beauty des ° ~ » 1* l
D W _  H7! ,_  ,N troyed, Now this is known to _ nearly - _
i ' ` 'E V `¢1 - , _ . . _ I _ ` |
Straw
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Gentlemen we have just ‘i
opened up the very newest ‘ -
things in straw hats for
Gent's wear.   `-_
We also have some very _ -  f _ _
nobby things in Crash Hats, very light and comfortable. 1\0
need to swealter during the hot weather when you can get A
one of our new hats.
You may think it a little early yet. However drop in
and see them and when you think you want one drop in
» and get it.
I
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A few boarders can be accomo
the house on the corner of Grafton and
Pownal St. 27 3i
ANY smart, young lady who desires a
good position in an office should apply
here at once.
and any ladies who wish to join the Tea
Committee in connection with that club,
please meet at the Y. M. C. A. Parlor on
Tuesday morning, the 28th inst. at11._33 to
make arrangements for the coming sea-
wm 27 td
Taxi-:sz-The names of those in arrears
for Land and Income Tax are being dually
checked over at the Provincial Treasury,
and placed with the Clerk of the County
Court for the issuing of summonses
Those wishing to avoid the costs of such
service have no time to lose. Final notices
have been sent out, and sommonses wxli
follow without further warning. 27 dw 3l
i-_1-i-1-1'*
WILL the ladies of the Tennis Club, l‘
l Get l§h€ I`€1:8&h1C Kendri°h’s‘ ~_- e' .°‘.-_'.“._*: :';';._;;-'*';_~_' .°v;‘____
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A CURE FOR
ACHING
SORE ~
` T IRED
TENDER
SWEATIN G
Price ac-
. lloll0llAl.ll’S_
DRUGSTURE.
Cor. Kent & Gt.,George
Saeeh. '
ilnternationix! S. S. Go.
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I make a nice dressy
biot-
No trouble cleaning
them;
Then the price-tbat’s
quite a consideration. 1
We_ shall be pleased to
show them to you.
W1 Moran, l
Sunnyside Shoe M-sn.
Weeks rl: Warren’-1 '
Old Stand.
FOR BBSTGE
` AND _
The Panllmericnn E xposi-
tion Buffalo, N. Y.
Conan-:.\'crNo Mar
rgrn the Steamers of
this Company will leave
St. John every MONDAY,
wamvzsnav and rar-
nav at 7.30 a. rn.. for
Eastport, Lubec, Port-
land and Boston.
Returning leaves Bos-
ton same day, at 8.15 a.rn.
NOTE. THE ax-:sr
aorrrn -ro rm-: Pax
auuxca Is via -ras
¢0_.m1»0'_q' AID ALBANY R I. AND THE
ifocx )lEW YORK CENTRAL AND
I. 8.
in the evening
and take Cabin
\ everybody, including your druggist, as
/ li him if it is not so. ‘ J
.A £1-__-_QQQK-l   l. ` Al
' Z* 'lated a t 0 r G “ ` ~
Ready-Made
ls ,T he Best Flade Clothing
Pure all Wool Black Worsted Suits $12.00
Pure all wool Blue Serge Suits 10%
Imported Worsteds Suits 8 "
Imported Serge Suits 8.50
_ Youth’s Blue Serge Suits, sizses 32 to 35, long
pants, . 6-25
, _
.I _
. - BRUCE
I Prints
Ducks
Ginghams
New Patterns
Good Values
apply -to mented
T. ar. A _L°ND°NH°US” A
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Moon ll Moi.   
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‘¢”“J'- D- TA.YLOR.~ __ ~_
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