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to fit all kinds of ladies’ feet, and have an elegant appearance.
Greatervariety, better se.lect°Qn, more style, more comfort, _'
berterwearthe.nanyo:.hefC-ana.clia.nl.adies’6hoe.. ` 1
Gold medalist at Paris Elbpodtion.. '
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THB GUABDIA
CITY AND
CllUNlRY;
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Guardian Correspondents
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ON Thursday Shaw's Hotel, Braekleyp
Beach was connected by telephone.
passengers by the Halifax yesterday;-
W. G. LePs.ge, Miss Edith Brown,
Miss M. H. Riley, Frank McKenzie, Miss
Cumming, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Strouse,
Mr. W. Nash, Mr. Johnson, Messrs. W.
E. and E. H. Robis, L. C. Jennings, Miss
Louise Davison, Miss James.
"Q-3 _.GI-3 -. _,f»_j-3\ gw ` ON Thursday Mr. Wm. C. McNeill
or if.-.assets-areas. -f »» 
“"5 '_ "` ` _ "“‘ oilice a sample of strawberry rheubarb.
The question of clothes is one that should interest evuy man High,
dm tailoring insures perfect fitting garments It increases the lle of the
ggthes too. You will hear our work recommendei by thoee who know good
Mr.McNeilljust1y feels proud of they
magnificent specimens.
The Canadian Pacific Railway will
run four Personally Conducted Excur-
sions tothe Pan American Exposition at
ooh' cv when th seeit. Some.swell new suitings awaiting ourimpeo- _Bi1B`=i10. leaviniz on Tuesdays- J\11Y23rd.
d 1°” ey y sugutc. soon, september mn and
tion.
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Cha.rl0ttetown’s Leading Fashionable Tailor.
masoeos -seas
 Enameled Souvenirs. _.ag
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W., ,,,_,,,<»  Enameled Broaches, Stick Pins, Hat Pins, ,-
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Peioos. Ploisl lirliols. c__;»_»,-°»-,»;_;;~,
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2§°"'~""*.-___ -' `~""'C" CUE Ijnks, Manicure Pieces, Belt Buckles and rv "~_.'-‘ ‘
 an endless variety of Souvenir Spoons ranging "`e"
in price from 75c to S2.-50. Our Co5ee Spoon with the Charlottetown Crest
on handle and City Hall in bivvl makes a handsome and spp:~opria.te souvenir.
Tourists and visitors especially invited to inspect our stock.
W. W. ii¥ELL$$5E.¥i,
Chu-lggtegown, P, 11 I; Jeweler and Erigraver.
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hose Who Doubt The  
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We are not selling at a (  
small profit everything in our V   t 
grocery, are cordially invited
to ca‘l and I-ee for themselves. ` 
  Leather 
I Shoe
Jas. Kelly at cc f I
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Ask for Al1an’e Champagne
Kola~the most delicious sum-
mer drink you ever tasted.
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Patent Leather Shoes
We carry a large and very '
mph* md, 0! ,hae ,realm are the fashionable foot-
. wear this season. We
“t ‘he P’°"°”° “”’° ‘nd 'in be I have an extra large as-
Shd "J <1'1°*° P'l°°° '° i°°°°d' . sortment Patent Leather 
_ laced _ shoes on the I
ing bay”-B’ "Natural" and “Paraa ,
` f gon” Last. Enameled 1
I shoes on the "Paragon" l
Last. Battened Shoes "
W.B.AR'l`HUli&C0. I _
on the “Paragon” and I
“Radical” Last.
H-\ * * i Price $5.00 VI
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In the newest patterns and higbeit I  ik
quality now opening. p em 
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cal; iiffsgisig £§°d<>f&w:¢t:f“  tfffif '
Waiters’ dee. . , , j Ol*-1 in
Al’5° “ “H80 “WW °f A 1' 5” uanuvvuvvvun 
table ware, ` if
q_ H. TAVLQRPHUTBGA-RPHERS~
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Sunnyside _
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uw iso been of Dnnsvmd Jas A S Bayenopemtor
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October 15. Each Excursion will last
nine daye, spending four days at Buffalo
and Niagara Falls and one day each at
Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.
Each Excursion willbe in charge of
an experienced courier who has person-
ally made the same trip with a party in
the same manner as intended
on the above Excursions. Psssengeis
will purchase their railway and sleep-
ing car tickets in the usual way and
will personally pay for the various items
of meals, rooms, admissions, side trips,
etc., as those expenses are incurred.
Parties who have uiade the trip state
that lnthis way it can be done for
$65.01 which will provide everything first
 _ _ _ _ _ . . ; _ lass: d the courier will save all trouble
  of Sterling Silver Gilt Enameled Souvenirs in -'   C af) = _ -
of looking after sleepmg cars, train
and steamer connections, and arrange-
ments for meals, hotels, etc.,and also
1 show passengers more than they can pos-
sibly setin the same time in anyother way
For itemised estimate of expenses and
itinerary giving full particulars, write
toA. J. Heath,D. _P. A., C. P. R-,
St. John, N. B.
The Annual Association of the Dis-
ciples of Christ of P. E. I., for 1901, will
` be held on the Central Christian Church,
of Charlottetov n, July 13th io 15th in-
clusive. Theyare looking for a grand
3 meeting. The program; is arranged
1 as follows:
L SATURDAY, J ULY 13th.
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8 p. ’m.-Social and preparatory service.
Appointment of committees.
Registration of delegatel.
Arrangements for entertain-
; ment. 1
7.30 p. in.-Ad irees of Welcome-Moder-
ator.
Reply on behalf of delegates-
Bro. F. Harlow, Summer-
side.
. Sermon. Bro. J. A. Rlenl
Brocton.
f Sumner, JULY 1475
lla.. m.-Sermon (Convention), Lord's
Supper, Moderator pre-
siding.
8 p. m.-Sermon, Bro. A. McLean, Soo-
retary Christian Mission-
aiy Society.
7 p. m.-Sermon, Prof. Herbert Martin,
Ky.
9.30 a. m.- Prayer service; led by Bro. 1
Frank He rlow. ‘
10. 15 a. m.-Business-Report P. E. Is-
land Home Mission Board
11. 15 a. m.-Paper-Home Mission to the I
front.
2.30p in-Business-Election of cfllcers.
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Reports oi churches.
Rspor. s of committees.
Papers-W om en's Work
Among Our People. 1
Paper-The St. Thomas School
7p. m,-Address-Bro. A. McLean,
Dlosing exercises.
All sessions are opened with a fifteen
minute devotional service led by visit-‘
ing brethren. `
ROBERT F. Wnrsrex,
, Moderator.
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BEACH‘S STOMACH &: LIVER PILLS _
the only reliable TONIC pill for Constipa
tion and Indigestlon, no sickness, no pain,
from using Beaeh’s Pills. Send 10 cts. *
to The Baird Company, Woodstock, N. B'
£01' 9- Will S8l11D1e.R¢ir\1lar size hottie price
% santa. at all dealers.
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Salted Peanuts at W. A. Hutcheson.
20tf.
or ) ' ._’
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 in every detail. That's how
f y~ou’ll find ue-emphatically
so. Our customers are ai-
wsysaatiefied, always pleas- -
e». Wc‘d.l.ikétooperatcon "
_you next time your face
needs shaving.
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Thakcme Box-bins.
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Pr
den
Tm; following were the outward-
s. cnaswru.-rows mmol mwaan rsu.un,.'mLY is,
following appeared in 'Story
ut Town" of the Boston Herald of
July 9:- James Jeffrey Roche, the versa-
tile poet and journalist , was educated
St. Dunstan’s College, Charlottetown,-
cc Edward Island. His alma mater
naturally very proud, and several.
Abc
in
is
years ago he was fnvlted to address the
graduates at the annual commencement H
exercises ofthe institution. Now, there
is a sort of unwritten law in “the Gar-
of the Gulf" against the use of
manustrlpt by orators, except in very
rare instances. Aman musteither ox-
press himself extempcrancously or
memorize his address and give the im-
e
pression tbatit is a spontaneous ed’ort `
In
he
spite of this fact, however, of which
was very well aware, the poet ap-
ps red upon the platform holdlngpin his
hand a neatly folded typewrltten manu-
ecript,i nbodying the address he was
about to deliver. The surprise ex-
hibited in the faces of the graduates was
not lost upon ,Mr. Roche. He smiled
and, hold"ng up the ofeudlng paper,
said! “Dont be afraid. I may not have
occasion to use it. When I was gradu-
ated from old St- Dnnstan’e I was se-
lected to deliver the lvaledietory address,
and having every conddence in my
ability as an extemporaneous crater, I
ignored the use of manuscript altogether
and centented myself with memorizing in
a general way what I had to say. Well
I had :rot as far as the eeeond or third
sentence when I was suddenly attacked
with that indescribable quaking of the
knees and cleavlng of the tongue to the
roof of the mouth which all of you, per-
haps, have at some time experienced. A
great lump arose into my throat,
cold sweat broke out all
over my body and the half-articulated
words died away with agracp on my
trembling lips. Ideas vanished like
will-o'-the wisps ina marsh, and the
rotuud sentences so carefully prepared
and got. en by rote seemed like some faintly
remembered dream. After several in-
effectual attempts to proceed I was forced
to 'ako my scat-a discouraged, humili
ated, but wiser, youth. Since then I
have never trusted myself I on the sci
ra
o tory without a life preserver." ~
QOULD HOT BTRAIGHTBN UR
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MONDAY, JULY 151'H. H
David Rowe of Uoneecon, had Trouble
with his Baok-Hia Experience should
be a Lesson to Others.
Oonssaoou, Ont., July 8-(Special).-
rea . A ’
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ifo.
Th
of a man who has ound a sure cure for
backache in Dodd’s Kidney1LPille should
d the letter of David Rowe printed
herewith Ho vrrlboe
A ain in my back commanoed in m
shoul ere and extended down my spine,
dually concentrating its full mme in
whatie earaoaly called the small of
the beck and there it became plliost un-
sndurabls.
I “I eoE:idnottptraighton up to eavo my
na - ng gave me great pain,
aadlwae unable to do much work. _P A
docturfallcd to help met '
“I bou§i;:~ a box of Dodd'e Kidney
Pills-at Germans store and on tak-
ing them felt a change for the better.
Itookinall tenboxse and I am a well
man today.” ~
ose who vs ould roht by the experience
I THB GUERILLA WARFARB. '
two hundred thousands men is still
employed in waiting and watching fora
force of Boers ranging between 7,000
and 10,000 men. The last incident chic-
lally reported is the burning of a
railway station 50 miles from Johannes-
birg, on the Natal railway, with a
dual repulee of the raiders.
Failing, 'Appetitos Bevlved and
Satisfied in Hot Weather by
Malt Breakfast Food
\
The hot days of summer lower vital
energy and depress the appetite. '1`hou~
sands go to the breakfast table with no
sh for the ordinary breakfast. A t
CONDON, July 8.--A British army of
F
CX
go to the breakfast table with
reli
this season the users of malt Breakfast
ood
P9
H
ctatlon and pleasure. They eagerly
look for Malt Breakfast Food ,ao delicious,
appetizing and bracing. All users of
this grand health food find in it sustain-
ing
abo
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Havelock Water Pints
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All these waters by the doc;
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” “And .on Draught”
energy for the day. See your Groceri  " CVUUD
ut it. 7  red#-#U
Yami wan: ii good warm. ' _
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 Yaienoiennos, Laces and, Ensorllone-
, Newest patterns
Ladies’ Silk Gollars in all the good colors
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' |'-'gqndaiign Gullars in black;:white expected
Qfr.
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r .1 Will be cpen for business during the second weak ol
the month, in the store lately occupied by B.. H. Ramsay
& Co, Sunnyside, with a full stock of staple and fancy
p  groceries and invite one and all _to eall and inspeee ehmr
‘ stock.
_ Don't ici-get #ho place.
` ff- Next door to F. Perkins & Cot North gide Queen Bt _
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construction, in the perfection
of the Kodak mechanism, to
the perfection of the Kodak
lense; is due the
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