Meet Me at The Always Busy Store.
Shin alsls _
al Stanley Bros.
l`lost of it Received
urin vou the verylateet
mlhtgdaelgsaud €tY|°S°
L t materials and three colorings to each size,
uatwalsts-32 to 40 inches-6 dif
L t 3 ferent materials in stri checks and laids
ll_tl\e latest novelties In
jcifuu
liisiiiilisii
stresses
This aeason’s output show more variety in°ml»b0l'il»lS
and styles than ever before. ollf StCCk IB
the best ever shown by uS»
Within a Fortni gh
Great shoW___  _and sale   t
today aallf* ioioiillg-_aloft G 
EW
r* ~
1 |2Q waist; size 3” to 38 inches 3 col- 
 orings to each size-special value 
. ' U_i`?~_f~f
45c-a and 50c° each 
2 39 waist; 3"? to 40 in¢h..._3 airfares J 
C9
E
worth 80c, for
65c, each' _ _
assesses
_ _ pas’ P 2
colored, and black and white
72c~ and 851:. each
White Piques
White Lawns.
Fanny _White Drgandles
White Plqiles, Golored spots
White l'l||ues,_6olored Stripes
and Bleek Sateens. i 1 . I i 
Autry secs
»_
._..
Fancy
Name
are unequalled-
hk your grocer for them.
li sisilolls. 5
K 3md1’» ‘gg
“Hot Weather
_Caava
to mskeapoor ___
beverages '
engage 
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themse_l\’el, ))
davor
’ W' 1 S are 'list the this for
Proper I) .i hofilveather-coolg an
` comfortable. We do
not handle “cheap”
ones-but we can sells
' you good ones cheap. D
Ladies’ Turn Soles,
_ 1.ig1._1.s.a.....¢u m..a.,C
r - »
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aLwa_§§_
ICB
$1.60 n pair. g
-gui’ .
made Shoes, .
hham§$S“  
 S_ e §so;1:n0l;i-same qualit
N ts _ Q Stain er s Corner
-Dt
Men’s Canvas Shoes, Q
_ -good Canvas -well_.|
$l.85 nlpnirg
1 ~<
@@DO0 UIUC
I a
rfgerbread ;@R K.  _ _
`1 Q ' ‘ 8
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erseeeeeeeees  
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THE GUARDIAN, CHABLOTTEIOWN, JUNE 1899.
and Province _
dents Everywhere.
ll-'
e xecu ve ounci Chamber
Keenan, Murray Harbor North, -came
to the city by the Electra Wednesday
andentered the P. E. I. Hospital yes-
terday. Mr Mclieeman has been ill
for a number of‘yea_rs and has under-
gone some Eve operations during the
last five years. _
Mas, Ascrs Mcluitis, ot Martinville
whose death appears in another ~c_olum
to-day, had been in poor 'health all
winter. Two of her daughters. Misses
Mary and Katie. returned from Boston
a few weeks ago. Mrs. Mcluuis was a
kind and afiectionatewite and _ mother,
a warm friend and most hospital in her
home. Much sympathy is felt with her
husband and family in their sad bereave-
ment. ~
CARDIGAN Norms.-An old and i'e=
spected inhabitant of Cardigan village,
Willi tm Lewis J. P. is very ill, u'ot _er-
pfct ed to survive many days.-Mr. D.
G. Morson has bought Campbell’s
corner lot. Hehas begun digging a
cellar today for his new shop. _ His old
customers are pleased to know he is t
_resume business. after the heavy loss
sustained by last winter’-s _1ire.__ The
exodus to Uncle Sam‘s  has
been as usual this spring.-Capt.
Joseph McDonald expects to _build a
new shop this summer,-The Misses
McPherson dress-makers have leased
llrs.kDavid Lewis’ shop and begun
WOT . `
u
i Duivizms Norms. -The abundant rain
only to refresh the backward vegetation
Ibuttoecxtin ° the many fires which
.........‘s";s.:~..». .  ~
w _ g w at remains of
our primitive forest, andfip many places
making'havee,c#,_tlie border fences., It
is learned al=o"§hat some buildings have
been du me of our citizens
quietly cele _ the 24.‘h by hoisting
the "Old Flag” ever theirbarns as well
as in public places.-Our cheese factory
began the season".-1 work yesterday.-
Seeding will soon be done but the dili-
_ gent farmers will have -no breathing
epgllses t:Ehp_ersistive potato bgiegs, ang
w w increase in num an
varietyevery year will demand his nn-
remitting attention.
To Cllfea I-lladachs in Ten lhiules Use
- Knrjerls lleadacbe Pewdsd.
=- is 4
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la
Th .lime Bug,
e The Bee
the Bee Hive ` 'l _
Lumber Yard
'$3 ji
Jointed ...-
'£5
Lumber, es- ‘
Join in the
PHONE 18..-- _
~'a“as.e..P.er'““§
t By Reporters and Correspon-
Axv boy or girl  .to learnr . ;. __ .i f S  'f  §
_  . . _ _ . - _ ._ gg _ wk ! 3
§;:;"°g 'hmm ‘my “ tm’ °m°° “ii A Boston critic has found a new out M
° _   .   let for his sarcasm by drawing atteu. _, Q
Bova’ 3 Brigade.-Noi 3 ‘Dom ji” H011 £0 lhehypheusted ;Americsus,wlio ” i
will meet in St. Paul’s school  P5" 31911' 041560 8317911 il G01! hill* _ ‘_  _  H _~.
noon '15 osclock' A‘ t_ ,’_-;"H~_4_ in W6 middle. t TIN C0llll‘ll8f0ill Ali-   V ti "7 ' 2 '
i'  vertiser shows that many hypheuated ' -  “your ~ -  , ,
Ar eleven o’c‘ock yesterday_foren_oon nm” represent something at mo" same   . u urns", i 1*
the ceremony of “swearing in” Lieuten- ,ummml than whim and “d.‘_su.ch _ - ._  ,_ ' __ __  
ant Governor MoI_nl_:yre -took place in Mme, 'n Gwrge C"mdi.h_B°'nuc_ And our  is 
th E 11 _ C l ~ aaoiph miie:-Ury, ohms. rausm-_ » ei”
Ponce Couitr.-Two drunks figured Gunn” 'nd Carl” R°°“x"D“""' h"°
1 3 ~=  . traditions d fam'l usa es   U
bam" H" Honor yes y mor-mug' licences.-There mi othegrs who havels-501  ` -V 4~ -
Albert_Alleu was lined $5 or»80 days th 8 th H < b _ of 1.
also Donna McNeill. 02 or aan days. ° " ° *Y Y °°* P" “““°°‘» 1°
J Huuter~Duvar, a scholarly gentlemgn .N0l'f0lk S0538, $1.75 W $5 @
J A133 M¢KgggL§, gpg gf D‘||ig1H¢» - Whb died BOMB lllqlltlll  011 VP. E. I. l ' `
and was was :emma to at :as time by” 3 Piece Suits, $2.75 to $6 75.
orsatui-day and Sunday did much, uoti
‘ Rev. E.” N. Barkers. who was
  
2° -J; ‘sf nk’
LocALg_BRlEFs_  »‘i‘=’»f=-it" "'"°° °‘”
Tau Grand Duchess will arrl
ve la '
Jharlottetown cu July 8rd. 'i ‘
Latest News of the City ~
Arran the 6th of June the BS Hall-
rax will arrive here Thursday evening'
.ailing Friday afternoon at one o’clock
and the Grand Duchess takes Tuesds ’
N oil-Coinnssioitnn Exciinmns, Ar-
rnitricitl-A meeting of non-com
matters to be discussed By Order
our St. John, N. B. ccrrespondeut
ping operations. Nctwith'stan_ ’ g tue
somewhat late spring, _fthe "work was
seldom, if ever; inished at so early a’
date. Afew years ago, June sowing
was found to be fully as profitable has
that of May, but now there are changed
P . ENG
feed is desired. The grass was mak-
ing bnt little progress previous to the
much-needed rain _of Saturday. Since
that time it has grown by leaps 'and
Montague Bridge trotting park is ex-
pected to be ready early in June. -A_
base ball club is being formed there
also. -The Montague cheese _factory
resumed its operations on Monday 29th.
inst.-Potatoes which were selling at
40 cts since a few weeks. have fallen.; it.
issaid, to80 cts.-Revs. B.McLeau,
0fVallyfield,` and A. -5. »Stewa.rt, _ pf
Woodville, exchangedpulpite on Sun--,
day last. Mr. Donald .\(cK~enzie. of.
Upper Belle Creek, who was-f seriously
ill with sticn of theflu ia- im-
Hill Theologleal»8'emiiiary. is 
River on the following’ Sabbath even-N
ing. Hs isa native  
and is held in/great repute for his ele-
quence. _
I
sailing. ~ y ._ _ .+
,=.. g, ,H _ ,., .
. _H 5 _ .3  an :sq
f fx n'
.mom of casriouswwu Engine: cofg p V .  -._ a 5;
will be held this eveniugin their rooms,
Lyceum. at 8 p. in. Very important
_ _ 0058! “E°» "
pidillngandon_a-fairway to recovery. '
-Mr. Jas. \_hcDo\!gal1, student of Pluel
»e preach at“%redklyn'. 'Bet 61,' on Sat- "
uriiay eveniug.'Juee 10th and at Belle. '
bounds.-Lobster fishermen at Belle -__-_(_-___ »_t_f;,-__ G '
River and vicinity are getting .fairly _ ` .,/F~“E’/F -'rl/V”
'\ 
good catches-fully shove the average l QTEE?lfil"'51llfL`?ti;`§_-iil _ 1* »
 Wil
.
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“1
V'
»“»
. I I s t " 4:, `;_“»f’   O
Sonru Easrnnit Irma.-Almost all - Bai  sh 
the farmers have completed thi; crop- ` -  ‘
HI Hi
conditions. audlate sowiu is. avoided ` _f A J'
as far as possible, ezce téheu n .  
of late years. The priceobtsiued for' f _ .1-'1
them ia better, too, than formerly.`- _ _
Measles are prevalent at Belle River,  e_j_§;  5-;\~_; .L_
andasacousequeuce work has l`\\\,\-;=v*~‘~- -*f"1‘*~”/'* "i"“‘ "
greatly del,ayed.on many farms. The `
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,, _

.Nik
ill;
*lil
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Father of Good Templarybead
last surviving member of the
that organized the llrst Good
Lodge, died at his home in the State
New York, on the- first anniversary of
Miss Willard’s death. ' '
Mr. Barkers work is well-known to
one order. His history is ‘moment s
life devoted to tempersuoe and gospel
work. He signed the ~ pledge- at 12|
years _of age, andthe same .year joined
the Methodist* church, and later began
preaching under a license from that
0
in Q35
Warm: Ice Wafers are the most de-
licious biscuits that Christie, Brown &
Co. make. Ask to see them at Beer
& Goffs’s.' 2. 2i.
l_
Warns Ice Waters received to-day at
Beer& Goff’s. 2 ,2i. .l`l§'(')?,
sl'
 Alhoaaa
._ Rings
Thei_°eis_uo 
around T which tis
1  iiiteceswuhkdf
‘ft _hhigliaéf aisiehhu
-eral--s_ '_ .is  .'»

ws have mi' 'exesprf
monde' are set alone
and combination
'~i¢|fj‘i'¢&1.,‘ Rubies,
Emeralds and other
fan . stones, edabl
cy _
ingns tnanitall
t&Sli$.
f '1
W. U- ll
helsrmiillllf
.,.__ . _ - x
C
hurch;1ater`he unitedwiththeSeveuth ‘ w   _ ‘_  _-
ay Baptists and filled several success- _ _~_   'gi ,_ ll I _
ipasm:-are in connection .with that  _ -    -l l__ _
enoininaticn in Wisconsin, Minnesota s ` S
nd New York. Wherever his work  ' '_  `  _
has been, he connected him- -  x  ‘ ~ ' f 
selfwith the Order of Good Template; L f' _ i _ _ . 1 r' _ '
except a short time where hejresjded T . _  f  l
s --iff
E 3-;
Queen St.
li'
AUCTION
"‘” ao-Lai l io-Lai l
a nE|.|Ani.E Bi ““”"“°”"”‘ ‘MF “Ti °Siit1°‘ ""’
_'TT _ late Mrs. Chai-ieton. wi se y anc-
ae eaassaeasazflasa  af  on we -~~»_s<»»=- -f he sf- f
r & co, presertoecupied by W. F. Tidmnrsh, Esq. Pos 'sidgnce on  *` Street _[Bea
555°” 317°” meant my °§q%¥i5n°xt° Q Queen] all the  furniture no
. A °° 'T W"”f.»3i» - - ' a sus.:
P RE FOOD SELLERS Ugg!-5df P°¢\*-1 3 _ eontainedinthdt I? 8;: 0: I
wafers. ~ _.Un Frlday, Juittillral Eleian 0’lllooli
frm->¢ 7
U i i ' J” aallai a Loaoai aa   
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,;°,;_h° af" 1’-~_° B1°°'=» *ff* _   
°"'h“’ mm'  _“_ il  V  .. » 
R.oe`min¢"Parlor
sn ' -
Jflrt .4
soursnfsm-s-»~.»»@.
‘U-»*Hlnlta'»ns.~isw~'§
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&~f~¢ mme?
vt ,,,1\ we
Wapvgg,
watt ”“
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mhtnsixjwb
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w
an
-wi'
{s.°”¥¥' f?
full
, Iaaasludls
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where there was no opportunity tp or- _So said  0 '
ganize’one. He was a successful orga-  of~a mln  d°°°"ih°a
uizer and also edit/ed and published._q,s s, Godsend to his town.
several papers at diherent places- ` ` In point of quality 'Waltham
ge has regrgsented thiod Order  Watches are unsurpassed]
in' ran an upreme _gesan is‘ - - "tom-5° -0;
said to have organized more Lodges _ The pn” 1° _ a hugs cm g ;
ber of h  _ - D0 y0u»._kn°' what y so
_than any other mem thlzuruei. vvaltmmpfwgteh fmt' _
` Csllmi "'11 *’¢l1Y°“- ‘
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Pike |013, I 
- """°'“’"` @§.1.. and opaiaisa
sg!
it
Emerson in
QP4;
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“ 5.31
‘£&¥.‘:a:-.r.~‘
Honsehhfil Furniture-
9°
1'
W
sd
with
tted.
  TROUS ____
_ t f th 't most subjectedto wear. The `atti'°‘?
like tigedhldgsoliig oiie hjriushay, should h°~"°A°*"h md every 9°?
' ll
tion as presentable as every other. The stren§h Ofsu 51133;? his
their number. Every well d¢‘0S_S@d_ mm *'h°_ “ w Eustain the
suit with extra trousers of the right materiel.; _
general appearance of the suit. _. ~
- Nothing can
beNo part of the ititre polaeszleainigioigeniimpmhannrhdznable trousers
andm<;)eri?ta1ilii=l(yn§ld¥tci°o&Pin town look or~fit as ,wi as those mag;
_ . 1°
by us at auch lovligures as $3.00 ‘md 5350 f°"..¢°qd qu ‘ty 
fashionable stripes. ' . - 'l
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'ei' i ‘iff it-;<-S,
Also it Soirli
.nas garnsggldsw
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Sed OMS*
orders I ef! P6093' Q*
JOHN
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