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T'1E GUARDIAN CHAT’ LOT l`F'I'()WN PRINCE ARD TSLAND JULY 14 1900.
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Patent Leather 
Court Shoes
On the same last J. and _\
1'. Bell makes French i
c..1f rmiir $3.50 .1 1
pear. _ day School at 2. 15. E. L. and C.
Alley 81 G0,
Charlottetown, P. E, I
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A. PICKARD 8500.
PEAI(E’S N0. I WHAR
A full stock of the best Coal
on hand and arriving daily.
A share of your patronage ‘
is solicited.
LQEST PRICES. '
PRGIPT DELIVERY.
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FLOUR.
Some brands of Flour , have ad-'
Fanced in price at the mills as much
ll Q0 cents a bbl. within the past two
in nhree weeks, and some miller;
Ihink that they have not touched the
'top notch yet.
Waivers fortunate ln secarlng several
irldred lnrrstsurly and we are new
dterlnglllrem far sale at a my raasnnalala
lgara lor spat cash-
If you want to buy Flour it will
'ey you to write or call and get our
prices before buying elsewhere.
Every barrel guaranteed first claus
*I money refunded' - _,_ B. Ramsay. After which a program ar-
Beer 6: Goff’-‘msd
THE
000K
’ Who can make good Dread always,
; is a treasure. It must be rem em.
bered though that a good wok tg
make good bread
Should I-lava
‘Ile lost Flour.
Webs-ve itin “Five Roses"
the highest grade. We al5°
have the next :best grade in
“1’llleon’s Pride." = Carload
ofgwhich has just been received.
Thiswasbought before the ad-
vance llld Win D0 #Old If
the old price for cash-
-i§.lek for Price.
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\.’0st0rday afternoon tidings from South
,Africa was of a- distinctly <lepresSiIlg~
I
r himself direct thcrc can be no doubt of its
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Pretoria, the enemy has captured 21
, British position, making prisoners of a‘
i squadron of Scotch Greys, and fivefcom-
parries of the Lincolnshire Regiment, and M
ecuring six guns of the Royal Artillery
s trophies of their victory.
lt shows that the enemy is still in strong
force in the Transvaal, still resourceful
l and enterprising, determined to continue
i longing the struggle for an indelinite time
 in the future. It had been thought flthat
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' W.P. Archibald of Sunny Brae, N. S., at
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aractcr. _-is it comes from Lord Roberts
curacy. Agriiiiliy surprise and an attack
force, this time apparently quite near
This is as regrettable as it is surprising.
he War and apparently capable of PTO'
on by the reduced forces of the enemy.
Apparently the time has not yet come
when British troops can be spared from
South Africa to be taken to China, where
the are so greatly needed just now.
Cl1l11'Ch 521131065
Prince Street.---Prayer and Praise`§er-
vice at 10.15. Rev. G. M. Young at 11
land T. Strangers welcome. Attentive
ushers.
Grace Church.--,Prayer meeting at 10
Rev. J. W. McConnell at ll and 7. Sun-
E.. at close. of Sunday School. Strang-
ers always welcome and seats provided.
PRESBYTERIAV.
Zion.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev.
D. B. McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30.
St. J ames.---Prayer meeting at '10, Rev.
lland 7. Sunday:School and Bible Class
at 
CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
St. Paul’s.---Morning prayer at 11 a. m.
Sunday school and Bible Class at 2.30.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
8.30 a. m. and after the morning service.
All seats free and unappropriated. Every- ,
body welcome.
St. Peter`s Cathedral---Holy communion
at 8 and 11 a.m. Chi1dren‘s Catechisirng and
Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free and
unappropiated.
` Barrrsr.
Prayer :netting at 10.30. Rev.G. P. Ray-
mond at 11 and 7. Sunday School and
Pastors Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers
welcome and provided with comfortable
seats.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. N.:Simpson at 11 and 7. All
welcome. Sunday School and Bible C-lass
at 
CHURCH or CHRIST.
Services at 11 and 7. Y. P. S. C. E.Wed~
nesday night at 7.30. All welcome.
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at S p.m
Week night: Service..--Monday, Tuesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p. m
Gosrnr. MEETING. .
Gospel Meeting. ---Remember the Gospel
Nieeting in Prowse°s new block, Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Strangers always
welcome. Proverbs, 8-33: “Hear instruc-
tion and be wise. ‘
Drsrmcr Drvlsr 0 N,No 5,met withBurn’
Division. S. of T., l`ync Valley, on Tues-
day evening the 10th inet. Bro. VVm Mc-
LeanD. W. S,P. in the chair. All the Di-
visions within its jurisdiction, except
Goodwill, were represented and encourag-
ingreportls oftheir standing were received.
peeclles along the line of the cause were
dclivered.by D. W. P., Bro. S. P. Dough-
erty, Dr. A. E. Long, L. E. Dystant and J.
1j;ran`ged`by a committee from the members
I of Burns Division was taken up and
heartily enjoyed by all present.
Reading.-Sister Millie’ Brown.
Quartette-Sister Maud Boates, Sister
Eva Boates, Lillie Boates, and Brother
J as. Boatf s.
` Reading-Sister Alice Bennett.
Reading, Brr.. Edgar Brown, Pcrl;
‘ Hill.
Quartette; Sister`s Boates and Bro.
Jas. Boates.
Reading, Bro. John Glover.
At the close of this brief but interesting
program, especially the musical part, re-
freshments-were served ont, an act- in the
closing scenes which emphasized the hos-
pitality of the good Brothers and Sisters of
Burns Division. Division (adjourned tn
mset at the call of the Executive time
and place to be fixed by said committee.
J. K. Ramsar, D. R. S.
` Port Hill, July, 12 1i[0.
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Work in American Shipyard.
It is stated that American ship-yards
I on the Great Lakes are busy. ' They have
‘ enough workto keep them going at their
tulicepacity until wld weather calls a
halt. This work is mqstly on contracts
placcdsomcweeksego, before the greet
fedveuoe in priceeot 
'l‘h¢ch1»noindicationthe'1¢u,1; 
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llarels a Haart Batting Sale tar Saturday and
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Factory Cloth 250. ~
Factory Drugget, all-wool, 350. 1
59 Gents’ Unlaundered White Shirts, all sizes, 650,
750 and S50 Market day 50¢
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. _ 3 .175 v 50 HOLLAND Btousn suits an - Rout BARGAIN- nigh R..." M.,,»,S;,i,.,, me kim,
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Mnrnonrsr. Market. day 100 Lad_ , Wh_ L A
ies ife awn rons I gd f
C with and without Bibs with insgruon (Homespun (,1°¢_h)  i!4{n8O£,l1‘;;§;‘f’
trimmings, good value at 50c bummer Onan: skit.” 3 colon, .and1pe\r0iCuHg
each. Saturday’s price _  granite cloth’ an Biz” $2175 n1ue_ ‘85c to $1.60 and w
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Men’s 8.00 Suns for
bMALL  f0l‘  30W yglng at that pn
5.00
Mea’s Worsted Coats and Vests _
7.50 Lawn Insertion 6 in. wide 15c for 3 1 Lgolgufaed the bait
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Pictures 500 tor
‘I Colored Duck Outing Skirts. 8 colon, 9,-5°, 3 _
Under vests for
_ 250
Ladies Searls _
Half Price
Ladies Wrappers $1.50 to 1.75 for
$1-25
56 in. Serge Dress Goods, Drab,
Black and Grays $2.25 goods tor
$1.25. Saturday’s
Mears Sox
...<1 Pemba. Pima from 15. 1° Selma
  19c. out down to sell _  I S03. y
as New rarity seas mae mn sae I I-*div 511°! S1i1°r Hats worth 450.* °11°'°‘1
lsiibbon price_from 75c to $1.25 
Straw Hats, iiue style °“u:d°y’_s Pm”  " _ Y
100, 150 and 200 i..S€&li?.‘a.3?.;”a‘§?t.2I;”¥..t-Z? ”"‘“”' N” ”"‘°" ’°' “1»*°~°° f°=
The bw' bummer soft finish in dressing good uri  I I I
Un lerwcar suuit in this City for $ I  at
$1.35 and $1.50. S t d ’ ‘ .
Men’s Straw Hats Price 3 “I ay 8  $1-150 quality. l PRICES I
  1-3 off
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Men‘s Ties 3 for ‘ D °°° Dm" Mughafh vm 5" C.°“iZ.';° T son Celrilst: Sala
1 1, _ bd _ _
` 25c
One table full $1.25 for
75C ' Half. Price. $5-00 "100-1°?
All-wool Sox
500 Pai" S°X 90 f°r LADIES' .iacxnrs .marked 11-om
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Ladies’ Summer Corsets for
Hair Brush, Nail Brueh and- Cloth _ 
Bm” 1°’ ' ' 1  d Mews socks _
_' 01141- . 5c.18c, 10c and 150
300 C°1°red B°s°m sh’m' C°"'°°' Silk Front Shirts for men 50 Shirt.; Drabs Browns Blues Greens ' Reds 0’
' ' ` ’ ' ' 1500 adoz. D "
I $7-75 to 9.00  ',3l¢\11‘d=y__1>,¢_'i9°`-
Saturday - 150
- 500 yards Imp irted Tweed I2 pat-
385 imported tweed 75: to 95c for 55c. tems, rigs 75°, 339 $1439 S t _
1895 yards Dress Goods Halt Price. day’s Pprice 3 ur  Mania Underweu _
25 yards for 250. 30 yards for l5c ChiIdren’s Bibs  2. Suit I
40 yards lor 200. 50 yards for 25c. 5°
500 Straw Hats worth up to 850 for 25c ._ - , - .
200 Mews F611 nam for 500 Sh§,“§f,;’i'stf“‘d‘°° 51”" W“‘°‘“» 5°
39c
$9 50 Serge Suit for $7.50
12 Dress Robes at half price, Sum-`
5.75 f arcs prices.
Childrarfs Brwes " (933 999031)
8C 111'.
Boys odd Pants 25c
LADIES KID GLOVE SNAP, calm-eq
300 Boys Jerseys 75c and 850 for 50c
58 White Night Shirts 75c Iox 500.
P' ' 39° °“’ 5-00 T1`1mm°‘1 H315 Saturday :.ced from 25ct.035c ` ' ' ‘bargain pride
50 Shirt Waists for No 1 ` .25-c
50 Boy’s wash Suits, fit 3 to 6 year old boy 39g
300 Black and Colored Dress Hats foi' 1 » I 25;;
100 Black Sailors ~ I  1_0 Cach
89.30175’ C0113 90100 a1id15c
18 Rubber Coats, Drab, McIntosh $5.00 for 1 $3 ‘(5
30 New Mclntoshes for ladies, new stylp $69()
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Factory Blanketing that will make it Warm for someone
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185 pairs Boys’ Short "Pants 750 tor 50g
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single Blouses for boys 3 to 8 vears 0501' Our TWENTY-ONE NUMBE mi keg gh 1
Boys’ Pants worth up to 650 and 750. °1d~ ,pmfe 75° t° $1 00 Suu' C 1° °.ROYAL ONE i A 21805 £lso°;ri:v°r
15! 9 P1100 Bicycle Skirts $5.03 value for 150 one hmgnd m
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1 Green. Blue, Light Gray 82.35 _ For You Gu d
sc sad! ' I . ' , 1.65 Bandana Searls. ‘the
Twelve pieces of English and Amari- '~'“11 ‘U51 53935#
‘ Ioc enty tive cents. Ssturdefl
3 for rl dollar. Hair Brush. C1011* 1Sl{s1§I1¥ST%rcP?>E1HSrSk1rte.gg
American Shopping _Bag 95°. md, Ser” md .Lum
_ Ladies’ Cashmere Ribbed Hose tor 500 . i
yards 01Dreu Goods. ' .1 1, , cron and Tweed emu(
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1, 25c D- $8.50 to $10.00._ price 5  15 Ladies’ Summer or
- (Jackets. Gray. Fawn
15LaDIEs’ JACKETS ` e'0°l°1‘=»~r°z°1=r Pri”
36 Ladies’ Summer Coats, Fawns Hamsmchod Ld
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»si1kand Cambnek 750, 1.c0 and $1.75 six pimms $1 25 and .1 50 and Black, sim 8 C 38 1
° ' °  P1-in $7 00 to 10 30 - éatzzfary dfyr A sample lot of Children’l.
' ' ' 7 P"‘°"`° American Sai1.r Collars
if _i llleu‘s 'Braces `
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Cl1`ildren’s Knit Cotton Waiste 3.6¢ . _ G0rd0n Dye 'Bloc Lule,
20c_.fexzes. lace design, very nel
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Ladies Embrordery
kerchieie, 3 io a bex 456
., mer Glyster Net lroginal Moreer and Black, L 7 A ` d 1
100 Wrappers colored worth up to ground 750 200115.  ,C‘l.3p0fl all 101,283 anon3Bg;1(i::d4!;E an§5g§;§t &&;°m£11u":" 5°”
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r 251nmme<1 Hits $4.00 and 5.00 for 50 Leather Bm, mc’ -B k. f-:,':§`,,°‘°i‘,f},,';‘,g'?f12'§“",':,g
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for 3  
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Saturday Barains 313331' 3131
Lemon _,Sour
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them in shell.
Are still further
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