THE GUARDIAN
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'» Tut: SS]-2‘~ cfra arrived in port . atv
8.80 list night and wi 1 sail at the usual F
WEEKS & C0 .';.fff.’ll.““'EFS
i-. b S Polino of the Ibbell lll18 IS
Timer: drunks were reported at the
police station list night
THE Acquilla arrived in port yester
day with ‘i load of sewer pipe
g  Loi ii. Cmsamtns pic-iic at Hag-
creriy \\ harf, next Mondav a 9 p m
Loru. CsL=.ipi=.iis --Remember the
picnic on Mondiy next from Ferry
ll hart at 7 p m
§sIc
nu~»l Scotmh Gattienng on the C A
A oraunds on Wednesday August
G. R. McMahon. St tion 'Agent a
Emeral l,died yesterday alternoon at six
o’clock at his home. Mr. McMahon
was in the 65th year of his age. He
leaves three sons. George above r. br-
red to, James in Skagway and Pit»r ii
Emerald, and three daughters, viz:
Irs. James Power, Emerald, Mrs. J.
McKenna, Newt in and Miss Sophia,
Emerald. TnsGuani»ial extends its
sympathy to the bereaved relatives. n winlooe ' ‘ ' .
Tuosit bent on pleasure should not
for et the delightful excursion by the
  S Sg Jacques Cartier to Orwell this
afternoon Return (are but 30 cent
Black Sategn $1 00 $1 60 THE last Messenger and Visitor con-
l 70 2 20 tains reports from Cavendish B Y P
U ,Springield church and t‘ie special
‘ - meetings lately conductsl at Bedeque
Tn Baptist 3x8 piaiic at leaky
Point to-day tsleavaat9 30 and
Fancy Gingham ll a m . 1.2 and Q p m Well stocked
refreshment booth, etc on the grounih
Trimmed valenciennes N0 v siwrs table
‘¥’°¥31° rneaiamsm anim ia
company the £rs`tvgtetl.!hodisttm,8unday
F-my wed Gingham $1 1° 3°.‘:.'.°."::°.;:... ....'.:°.'. ....:°°:°..i
thosawhoattsnd Bnatlsavasat 9 a
Fancy Plad Gingham $1 6o m and 1 30 P ‘U
M l G ham 68o P ll?°iJ an
1-‘gnoy us in ing
$10 0  Em Rosa
Dalhousiebollegeand was for ati
Blwk 6- Wlubg Piq|;\3- Vice Bgneipal ol Kantville Academy --.
Ti-in ews
The Suiiflnel' Sclioobllef BScienceJwi1l
meetin Campbellton, on u y
Navy Cambrio-6~o sam ioauguai sri ~spa»ine»
Charlotwtiwa. .BQBQH weak.~U2»,50 2%  
d rds F full particular wr
All above are fresh and new L' J'§"§¢m;'a,mm,,” ‘P E
Black Muslim $1 4o
serious accidut _happened
sveain,;.lliss Nawaim ldt__liev

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Pi-into jj 'team wasooiaisgdswl
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nii. 'ru di-im im misiei-aifis 
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aoeidsiithnri-init in.lh¢;i'sac\a,_9t  .°'l’_"9“°°'°
mfr  r   -.u"i»i.-'i-ei-if'-.r°=\-1-i-<==.  
ingher before thevoliiela passed over  onthe 16th
her. lisa Newaoa’s  are slight _ ' second eldest son
and it was ieertdmly' _amiraealod 
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i, Evening
0B\b0V6Pl'l088- premaLodgeolGoodTempl-irs was a
most imposing event At 8 Houdav
aight the installation began in the
presmoeofacrowdedhoms. Aa elo-
qedtrsportofthe committee on pro-
hH&yactioiiwasrhily BQ lar-
tialoaes .
I1' is expected that the warsliips will
arrive here between two and live
o’cloclr to-morrow afternoon A hall
will he given at Governmentilouao the
same evening in honor of the ships
It isexpeeted t*iat& isiwlll include
the hgship Crescent, tied elaascruiser
with a displacement ol over 7,000 tons,
Proserpins, third class cruiser ot 2 000
ton.s with a speed of 22knohi fastest
ship on the squadron. the t-iird class
cruiser Indefatizable, ani the tirpedo
deairoyer`Qnail
A JnvitNn.ii Bazaar in aid of the P
E I Hospital was held at Bolinaliinley
the residence of J A Longwordi Esq QU
yest rday afternoon The chief pro- `
moieri of the same were the Misses
Helen and Adele Palmer, Winnie Beer
and Gwendoline Bell The affair was a
great success and the young people are
to be congratul ted upon their eiofts in
such a good cause The sum of $8 00
was realiz d which is to go towards
furnishing the ohildren’s ward in the
new building
we will only be to too plas-
to make things right.
We strive togive satisfastion *
our customers, they know it,
you were one yoall know it
too. Become one by investmg
Cream pies 12 and l5c each
Oocoanut-pies 15 and 20c
STEWART*
Bikes Bust Braid
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bwillviy 10° Landing at aside and C
Place [0 get llOW!1, PSP S S POll['l0
for Kitchen,
pots These
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ot every
ndeg to A good var
always on hand
hour tiday. »
Ma. l»l.B. Ribinson ot Charlottetown
is visiii~»g his son. Mr. G M. Robin-
son.-Moncton Trinscript.
In the list ot appointments for the
supply of T- ronti churches on Sunday
last which appeared in the Olobe, is the
following: Sv. Enoch’s' [Presbyterian],
Rev. Geo. Irving. Prince Edwarl ls-
laud. 7. p.m., North Toronti (Mtth-)
11 a. m.
A S.i_ciii-:D concert under the direc-
tion ot Prof. Friess was given in the
Presbyterian Church, Montrose. on hi-
Miz. Pi»:'ri-:R McMaH.»N father of Mr. A
Mr. Wes. Meta '°’"j  
night. ` __ - ' r ~
Mr. D. o.  pinion' ii
tus mit spciaiiaitnigiie. , Ag". 7
Hon. Jae. R. Mclean was passenger`
by the mail special laetlnight-’. ‘ ‘
Rev. E. A. McPhee and Mrs.” McPhee
East:'Point, returrr home this morning.
_ Mr. Harold McDonald, Georgetown, ai-
rived by the Princess yesterday evening  M
Col. Wilson, R. C. A., and Mrs. Wilson,
Quebec.. arrived in the city yesterday
Rev. W. J. Kirby and family leave this M,
"W For Will Dim
afternoon for Suinmereide, en route to r
d  d d  ies "
T 1. be me im mek lim the ' 'Y °"°‘““5 lf. “ "' °“ "°P"“" Mrs- Oliver Jones and Mies Jones of
S ealilil lhlvdrry Go Round will be in ope ;;x;I;da;,;;tl;;" o?:;,1:;3£?tc{;" ;in0i\;t0;1f.;i’ived last evening and are the
s ~ Q ' i . Bun .
‘"°° m th” ‘my uses, dust s and solos,_ was_ _ odicienlly M,-_ md Mm p, gmkm md family Won 535] lIl\lCll Qbbit
Ir has been decided t i holl the an- f=iir.ed ont, t i the eausfaction and en- leave this morning for Boston, where they th
Joyment of all who wen present. ' purpose residing in future. Gm Jllit t,hi]--
Mr. .E T. Pitblado and Mrs. Pitblado,
Toronto. arrived in the city last nigh and
li are registered at the Queen.
‘$iu_McWilliams, 1|. L_. AS, and
os c iams were pasaen tb;
Priogose yesterday afternoon. gm y
Messrs. Geo. Longwoi-th, J. T. Crockett
and C. W. Blenkhorn were b
the eastern train yesterday a  I
~mmfi~»
Wiur was aoarly termini?
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I fo" “lend”  _ REVBQB  _ ' _ Atfieglthoi-_.ials.oat'ie1itiua¢.,
__ ’ r “nah __ J_'R ~ ' st J h Maggie_ YaoPhee,attlisage?.o|52.
'1‘inGood'1‘omplars’convention.Toron.  B_;  w_ Bm'._}_ .¢,_.,,Ly£m': §l_¢Ph°° "UP m°m5°f` °¢
e will take oil' 20 por io o1°saioaJuiy in Tiismiaiianoa  T,,,0,,t,; DL J__“_»_*“Hu'_ aian‘i;;.naasiaia,u¢am»u_
oaremonyincoimoetion with the Su-  mamma; H_ H_  prin; ;f‘“&.mm°°°-W _ “Pull by-W'
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B.  wa B9 “gum” § _ _ ' li
doch,M°nfr_ ;A- J- King. Hali- ,aauefs mmm an iiiesemriiircun
sf==~v   t'f~"°=~     ...."°..°-%‘a°'* $.i£s*m
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Cordon, gm
' Wednesday -Miss _M. A, Mcllli'-1
lan. Soiith_ Boston; Miss Mabel;
McMill~in,do; Mrs, Alexander Clarke
and two boys, Bostin; Mrs. C.G.,
Hananlt and two boys, Woonsooket,
R. I.; Mrs. Wm. Madden. West-
ville, N. S.; J. Pitblido and wiie,
Toronto; P. Kelly' and win.,
Mont igiie; Miss'Gordon. Brudei e ;
J. -W. Alexander. Strathroy.
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_; °' '“"'°° *  '°  laeughtto her former lioina
W-° mi' Th” H' B“”“'N°'-"¥°*-? accompanied by her niece , I _
D. D. Walker, St._ Thomaa;`.W.. J; ,Lwqy ma were- int new .
_ Hnnldswoixh, Halifax; Lt. Lol. and an savedmne B”
Mrs. J. Wilson, Quebec; lay Gunn. High Mas; ,ns
St.  P. L. Gunn,  E. N John  Mcnonzm
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young mia
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Slurwal
Kinkoia.. ,
All-Wool
and a yard wide
is an expression you often hear
nowadays.
This may be true of the
goods’ when you buy. them; but
very seldom after they have
been once'or twice washed.
If they are then three-quar-
ters of a yard wide, you can
count yourself lucky.
 . . as John N
J   according to direction~=,and ]oin ~
f have one the rounds of the town in looking for a hirgala H
the thousands of believers
”' Wv' -_ an serynw Itis pu u in
Theyre made by the
W G & R. Co
Theyre exactly right
in out and hnish
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The Standard fcr quality Is used by all
panies and Livery Stables. It has no equal \!I!l Uld
‘_ I   S ‘ S  _A |  dealers Manufactured only by
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washes woolen goods without ”"””“
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ber you gran article of welry come to us and you will*
$10 000 WORTH T0 BE SOLD THIS HOHTH »f' , ;af;;;;e;»;;*;h;h;;g;,s yo; 1°
---_---_---- _ Gomg to waste (waist) Our waist sets are going to ladies Waist! V81
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  _ ‘I 09006/5;; quickly Come and secure one before they all go
and Jeweler.
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.,;. the trade ______________
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lit fy BFA Money toloan ‘ ' most dainty biscuits that Christie  
" ’clo k t
A A \iti_i- \\ Q C Bumstei- Solicitor   AT 730 A "\ Brown & no make for 5 0 c ea.
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ce B”°““` B‘°°k V‘°t°m’ R°w C at There is nothing nicer. 
lottetown Branch oiilce Vladmans build
l” C 1 0 d old for cash or wool taken in exchange. We have Just a new supply of 
8 l`2\D'iiid Nioneyto loan A D00 3 S
\i.u.L\\ oon C R Hamster and Attorney Having Just completed our first year in business we thank our many AMERICAN CANBED, MEATb 
“ . ` ' ' ' Ch' d D ` dBeef Lunch
liloélilil liclglillillleli 1?;-ci* (i,m§faS(;§$ customers for the liberal patronage extended to us and take this opportunity including_ ippe rle ,
soirii side Queen Square M°h°Y f°1°°-D of celebratinv our first anniversary by giving you some rare bargains this Tongues. in l and 2 lb cans, O
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Ma' - ) 3
n no e ' month Tongue Corn ee,ec ec
ef fféfgdjgcm   BEER & GOFF Underwear,
_M SENTNER Mclllll & Eu ..  - ...,....- ii..-.-i.
ollhangouza Doa. _` .  SALE.-apart;-rpin, Weis!  T J
gnofillévlsmm Nw {Sncsessors To Beer Bros .|  w;g'f§4m,
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