1 ~ , | - - -

f 'ruse-usniraut rsi.. si ret. ‘ ~ -conriisrs srirnoin rizociuzss

|040 in |908

. - The Companies now controlled by the Mn.-mme T 1_3, - 5:‘..‘i°'.':u:¥.1;‘::1:.1‘:.a°r::i:iz:°f Te ei _ yunm°nuoned_ _ in subscribers for the

IDD in |909 “ga ' | n __ _ mo an |912 "' 9

l lr!! ss was theincresse in 1812. fhi C h

::f.fi{i‘;;||°|_~1:,2_l¥é=ontsidersblv larger-me liner'-'eexllilr ill: g'°|°g,§ bginf w~5°»1I»'3n'.Ii.§.i'I'€'i`iT."ln§r °s'»‘L"i.§'f'°li'I.”‘iir‘i'¢'l’i£

“%V°1_n:::§|_l;g=¢gI'8ghl:?re trap hall the desired amount.

_ _ tu "dt ,m_°h"°"_ eso errsferred stock in lots

F- B. McCURDY £3 CO.

. MEMBERS iioN'rnEA1.

srocx EXCHANGE.

|221 in |911

Qi lump- _

' ' nu 1

:_ _'-_-_~_'_'_ _-_-_-_-_ffvi-_-_'_;_:_.v._; - _-‘.1 T 11- ‘;i;;.'_-jr: 'g~~_-f -_ _ - -_-

Guiiizpiim ctassirieu Ana I

'One eenf_per word fire! insertion in this column. hall een! per word

lqr each eoniinusflon. Casl. must accompany order. Minimum chars

ri 'lvreniy-five eenls. -

M V -' --

FEMALE HELP GASOLINE -YACHT Fon SALE, 27

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. No washing. Apply 5 Grafton st. _ __ _ _coo-7-soma., MAID 'WANTED FOR GENERAL housework. References required. Apply to Mrs. Hagan, 291 Kent St. 577-7-29Mtf.

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework, Wages' $20. per ,mionthl Apply to Mrs. Rogers, Jr., 230 Prince Street, between the hours of seven and eigit. 58_3_-7-29mtf. WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, Apply 188 Queen St. __ _540;7;26_Mtf. WANTED A` MAID APPLICATIONS

received at Revere Hotel. ni

489;7f_24MtI. __

WANTED-A GIRL T0 WORK 1N

kitchen. Apply to Stewart’s Res- taurant, Queen Street. _ __ 1__5n;i-3°M§1v~1- WANTED AT ONCE KITCHEN GIRL Queen Hotel ___ 6-1ilMtf

WANTED BY AUGUST 1ST AN EX-

perienced girl for housework. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Auld, 12 Brighton Road. 147-7-ill/ltf.

FOR ants. ___

FOR SALE-2 ACRES OF HAY ON

Brighton, Apply to Harry Court _ 196__l{ent St._- 637_-7-31M1wpd/ BUNo.ii.o.w ron sAi.E-'i'i-IAQ1 beautiful residence situated _'on North River Road, Brighton. _ All modern improvemhntsl A.W. Beard!- lay. Apply on premises. __

‘ _6i0;7-_BQ/l_3ipd.

BCHOONER NORTH. STAB. FQR

sale, 26 tons register. Now lYH\Z at Pinettb in good condition- S010 at a bargain. App1y.`to Mrs- M- Fiulnyson, Pinette. _ . ‘ 619-7-3111/i_5iE2ipd. roxns ron SALE-Fon sam.

one pair Silver Black foxes. i0l1I‘ months old, four pair of cross fox- es showing 80 per cent black, one cross male shows about 60 per cent black arid/,silver, also a few red foxes. All will be sold at

reasonable plyices. Telephone to John D. I-las am, Fortune Covc. P. E_ 1, » 629-7-31M8i.

ron s.i'i.1'11'A'r .iUo'r1oN PRICES.

We havent our auction rooms a lot of clioic'c,,clotbes baskets. Made in ash and manufactured by Joseph Bernard., Ex-Chief. We have round, square, and high baskets for soiled clothi . Also dishes and glass- wareffaney wares and lamps, fur nit re, stoves, ranges &c. Callnnd go; Benj, Carter & Co., Auction- 05|-5, 626-7-31M§_lpil_. 'im-iv1E"'i~*oxEs or Ani. Kiups,

Marten. Mink, Raccoon, etc., for Hale for breediuz P\!l`P09°9~ Pfic" land terms reasonable. Please state y-aeliniteiy whet vw went- A‘1d"°“°

‘¢;M," care Guardian.

seo-1-3_oM4iE2ip_1L__

19o1i°`sTii1>TiTAi"ci1nn roxsis. A1.-

so a watchdog. Any DBPBOH W““t‘

ing foxes ranched at ;°_easo__l_l;l_;lc

1 tn" we “ef ~

cm app y Q 601-1-aoM_6ii>'<1-__ Fon SALE.-A NEW YORK smo- er Sewing Machine in P61190* °\`d°" as good as new. Will be sold at B. bargain. A, E- LYUU- Phaoggfad'

Pher. __________§.1_°.I1l_0_l ron sian-FARM or ao .loans in New Argyle, Lot 30. 95 scrsl clear, the rest under hard and H0"- wood. Will be sold with or with- out crop. If not sold by A“K““ 25th. will be |_1o_ldR i;t P“l>1i° ‘*“°'

O I.

tion later. Dan e ___0£__;__oMEs___d__

FOR SALE FOR $10.00 A MEDIUM

sired iron safe. Can be seen at lilac omee _ol Aeneas A. Macdona . EN ess-1-zsivlu.

FOR SALE-ONE BLACK FEMAL? lex; me two rsrlltmd b‘°° ‘ hounds. Appl! H- B~ W°°k" N°' 1-,,,,,,_ _ __ __ _ ssi-1-asian.

F03 gum, Two PAIR OF GOOD or fog", one year old. Cheap U $630 .per"pair. Will sell them to- Rctlier for 05.000. if "ld '°‘;,“' Pedigree-From male l\>\°°*- °' »snale dark silver. Thoe. Wilkinson,

___ ' ______ _ 576:?-Ngutfs ram/1 ron sans.-1 orrnn FOR inunedists sale and p0°l°”l°“ '"7 farm of about 10 acres level-land, modern house nswsly P“‘“"°“~ ‘°°° sem sea 1mi1cinrs.w»\l f°“°°‘*- ne" ehnreb, store etc. ll!l>°°¢ *O

_/-vacant lot, on Upper Prince Street,

"" ‘- s`=

ft long 6 ft. Beam. detachable Cabin, ,, equipped with 8 H. P. Perfection Motor ,. sold reasonable for quick sale.B‘or further particul - are apply to Earl Johnstoir!Peters Road Rural delivery 1*. E. I.

1 §_51;7:?_8M7lPd.

FOR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE, cross, and red foxes. G. Ives. lqut_a_z_1_ie. ___ 6-2sMEt1.

FOR SALE-FARM CONSISTING OF 37 acres,'sit1iated on Union Road, five miles from Charlottetown. An ideal location for ‘fox ranch. Apply to H. W. Henderson on premises.

.. , 520-7-26M1wkpd.

FOR SALE-4 rATCH FOXES, 3

black. a, bargain if taken now; 4 red foxes] patch mother. Also some Alaska 1`ilues..' Write or wire. G. C. Lewis. Backville. N.B. 7-1Mtf.

HOUSE FOR SALE- DESIRABLE

Cottage, and Lot at St. Avard’s. Price Li-pasonable, immediate pos- sessiéfl- Apply to Gaudet & Has- zard Solicitors. 154 7 9M1Mo.

ui.. ._..__... ._ i_l__.__.

Eon7“s.ii.E A PUREBRED .wasn-

ire . Bull. 16 months old. Apply to,_.Franl'n Holliday, Eldon, P. O.

1 552-7-2801161;

HOUSES FOR SALE.-- TWO VERY

desirable dwelling houses and a

_J Best location in city. Apply to

Gaudet & Haszard. solicitors, etc,

_ Charlottetown. .96-7-7M1M& FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE

No. 196 Richmond St., at present occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant. Possession given lst .December next. Apply to McLeod & Bentley.

_4-24Mtf.

M '

LOST '

LOST IIN THE CITY SUM OF

money. Finder kindly leave at L. J. Reddin’s store. 618--~-31M‘3lpd

LOST-IN THIS CITY, HANDKER-

chief with gold ring tied in corner, Finder please leave at 14 Water street. _ __mail-simai. LOST-WATCH AT HUNTER -RIVER

Station. 12th July. Finder please leave at Post Oifyze, Hunter River.

605-7-30M3ipd.

Miscritsurous

THE PERSON WHO LEFT A BOIL- er by mistake about May 24 th. can have same by applying at 41 Upper Queen St. and paying for this sd. w_¥__634-7-aiivlaipc.

FOX RANCHERS, ATTENTION .

Every fox rancher should have one of our patent drinking fount - alns in each pen to assure' the fox es hgving clean water at all times A supply always on hand at P.E. Island Fox Exchange and Realty, Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co Summerside. 1 638-7-31Mtf.

nate 11i:|.|> wsnrrp

'__

leave in D0 days. W. B. Found, New_`_Loado'n. - . 666-7-Iilliilt

_...’TI-IE MORNING DAILY Gnar- dlan can be obtained at H. J. MU bon'l Drugstore, Souris. _ ~

MORNING DAILY Guar- dian can be obtained at W, A. John- stone's, Montague,

...°M‘ON'l‘AGUE, ETC.-The Rev.

Mr. Kinsale of Sydney will address the people of Montague in St Andr- ew's -Presbyterian Church, Sunday next at 11. a.m. Rev. David Wright will conduct service in the Whirn Road East school house at 3.30 p.in|. and the. Montague Presbyterian church in, the evening at 7 p.m._

_EASTERN PElfS0llll.$

-~-'gh A- C. Rogers, Summerside,

was Montague yesterday. M,

...°Mr. James Dewar, Murray River

was in Montague on Wednesday.

...*Mr. J. A. G. Ellis, Montague,

was a passenger to Charlottetown yesterday morning. M.

_...°Misses Amanda McLean and An- nie May McLean ,left Montague last

geek on a holiday trip to Toronto.

....‘Mrs. E.H.McEachern, Charlot- tetown representing J .Eveleigh &. Co. Montreal, was in Montague yester- .day on husiness.M.

...'Mr. Frank McDonald, son of Mr. A. C. McDonald. Montague, is visit-' ing his old home after an absence of eight years. He says that through all his travels he has not seen a nicer spot than dear, old P. E. I. M

stone

l O U O O U l I O e THE 511101 MAHKEIS '

O I O O I O C U I a

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished .by F. B. Mc-

Curdy lt: Co., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P. E. 1.

NEW YORK sfrocxs.

' July aist.

High Low Close

Atchison X.D. 97% 97 97 Am. Beet Sugar... 26% 26% Am. Smelters... 63 63 Amal. Copper... 69%

Brooklyn R. 'l‘....

Canadian Pacific... ....2161

2_7 G3} 70§ 69% 88k 87?,

215i

_*csv -___-_.__ _. v_Y___._____--, _

...°I'i‘ PAYS to buy in this provineej

-Spring Park 205

Erie... 291 Great Northern Pfd...125§ illinois Cent... ... ......106 Mex. Petroleum... 60 Miss. Pacific... 33 Northern Pacific... ....1098 Pennsylvania... ......114 Reading .... .. ......159& Rock Island... 171 Southern Pacific... 931 Union Pacific... ..._.1481 U. S. Steel... 592 U. S. Steel, Pfd... ...108§ Utah Copper . . . .._ 481

Victoria Avenue. 6

A - . ‘

117; 215; zsi 125; 104; 591 32; 109 ns; iss; 171 91-; iisi sei 108; 47 I

28% .l25§ 105# 59 ii 32% 109 1131 1587, 17k 91§ 148K 59} 108) 48

MONTREAL STOCKS. _ “_ “

High Low Clog; from today the twelfth International

Geological Congress will begin its

Detroit... as sessions in this city. The congress Dom, Steal Corp’n...,.. 44} 44 44 will be the largest and most import- Mexican North. Power 7-9 ant gathering of scientists ever lirl. Montreal Power... 205-i in Canada. The attendance will be Richelieu & 0ntario_... 105 made up of nearly one thousand dele- Spunish River (1om_.., 33 315 31# gates from about thirty countries.

COTTON. from the United States, Grcat Brit-

High Low Close named. All the countries of Europe

October... . .... ..1127 1122 1122 will he delebates from Mexico and December... ...1125 1118 1113 several South American countries nnd Mi1rch...... . . . . . . ....H24 1120 1120 from Japan, Chino., India, Manchu-

ria, South Africa, Australia, New

QRQIN 5, pR()v1g10N3, Zealand and the 1 ~-ilinpines.

‘ High Low Close Kress is essentially a working body of

scientists. The members consist prin-

Sept. Wheat... 86 855 85i cipal.y of professors and teachers sept. Cum... .. 661 65 651 from the leading colleges and univer- sept. Pork... ....2095 20115 20115 sities ofthe world. olhcers oi govern-

Sept. Lord... ....1160 1152 1155 nicht ge_ol0g_ic;al suryeys and geolo-

g sts an m n ng eng neers in private

SUFFRAGETTES IN PI‘BCl’-lC8-

BIG DEMONSTRATION, _ The ¢;__ong(ress really took its rise

rom t e ‘entennial Exhibition held

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 31- in Philadelphia in 1876, when the

The second big demonstration that numerous geological specimens and the advocates of women suffrage have maps so struck the visiting geolo-

___ held in the national capital this year gists and mining engineers that they

WANTED A BELL BOY AT _QUEEN took place today and was carried out formed a committee to take into con- -H°$-°l'---1--- 685 731MtS;, far more successfully than the simil- slderation the formation of an inter- MEN WANTEP FO?G0VERN11i_Ifm:‘ ar demonstration and parade held national society. The society was 5°b°' mst °f 9°” tm” °p°“' r °‘ last March on the eve of the inaugu- formed and its first meeting and ex-~ Ffamin T“°*““*°- D°P*- mf F» ration of President wilson. 'rue chief nibitien was new in Paris in isvs. R°°h"t°"' N' Y‘ 54s'7`28M16lDd' object of the demonstration today Since then, about every fourth year,

;

was to present petitions to the Sen- various capitals have been visited in

wANTE‘| ate asking that body to pass imme- turn. The last congress was held in

TEAGHER WANTED FOR CROSS diately n constitutional amendment Stockholm in 1910 and was attended_ Roads guhool, Lot 43. Supplement enfranchising women all over the by more than 600 delegates repre- ;50_00, Apply to E. W. Martin. country. senting thirty-six diifer_ent countries. 3,5, goughport Rural 7-30M3ipd. The demonstration was participated. The _congress about to assemble

-“ " -“ 0 N _CLA”ss`MALE in by delegations of suilragettes from here will continue in session seven WANTED SE oh” h 0 u 1,, many States. The delegations ren- days. The chief topics of discussion tack" for Bon! awlscto J' 7, pggcl dezvoused during the forenoon at HY- Will bil f-11° "C0111 R°S01-\l‘0°B 01 UW mmt ”0'00` App y 0 0 n 4 attsville Md. where they were oili- World." The discussion will be based Mama' se°'y'- Trustnm HWMB' cially grlisted’by'tl1e Washington suf- on a monograph which has been in WANTED FOR GREENWIOH 3CH0‘ fragists and escorted into the city in preparation for nearly three years. 01 P1°°'5°9t““t t°“°h°" J' B' Mc’ automobiles. At Hyattsville there Information has been supplied by Ewen,.Secr_Qg\1Y_;_§92i3°M5‘E“pd was 5 program of speechmaking in Government officials, geological sur-

WAKTEDIA TEACHER FOR THE gh, pubno park and the railing of a veys, mi_ning bureaus _ind 1zEolo__gi;:__i:l

Birch Hill School. Second class. suffrage flag. and min ng engineers roug ou e gupp1.m,nt $30. Apply to S- P- Upon ni-rival in the .capital-the par-a world- Dougherty,_.Scc'Y T"“|l°°°'- N°"'h' ade of automobiles proceeded south The Duke of Connaught, Governor am p, 0, 578-7‘39Mm_4llN1~ on 14th Street to Pennsylvania Ave- General of Canada, is the honorary

'__'-_-_ - nue, and then on to the Capitol. The president of the conkrcss. and I-he

To presentation of the petitions to the honorary vice-presidents include the

___________________..--- smut, W" awompnnien by brief nd- Right Hon. Robert L. Borden, Pre- TO LET-A LARGE. COMFOIET- dren" dmvei-on by several of the misr of Canada: Louis Coderre, Min- lbly l“f“ilh°d h°“°° 1°' th’ 'in xr national leaders of the equal suifrage ister of Mines; Frank Cochrane, Min- months. ADDI! £0 MW- J°h“ ' movgmentg. , _ ister of Railways and Canals; Charles Longworth. 01’ at t.he____¢;fii_c;9;{____1-5 Devlin, Minister of Colonization,

J._Pllmsr. K-_U- A;__;)LY- ni .. - _ A _ m Mines and Fisheries _elf Quebec; Ric_l;- T0 RENT-HOUSES. IM ‘f isnt .5 _ ni-<1 McBride, Pr me inistei- of Br - Grist Georle St. blzgtf. $1 e d H If ish Columbia, and E. H. Armstrong.

mere ose. an 3 Commissioner of Works and Mines for

WANTED Hose. Ask your dealer Neva seeds.

A _ _ ° - D i th ti h tdailye-

wANTmD_w?sH5IlNgea3(St.D2orn:: , far tb" bnnd' curdltoililsg will nt? take: olry the delt-

...°0Nll CENT per word each inser- tion for edvei-tisiD8 la this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum chorle twenty-five cents..

...°MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN is Guardian representative in Souris. His Phone number is 5. W. L. Dingwell Under- ts.ker's odlce. Mllitf.

...'BLACK FOXES.-Several pairs

beet Island stock for sale. Dalton and other good stock. Montague Black Fox Exchange. L. M. Mac- Kinnon, Manager. 628-7-31M9i.

...'SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are

gisfcgmtinued promptly on expiry a .

'2ff!"°.Sl."‘1"'.‘"‘."l°.“'°!“'°!5f.

Montague .. . . 575 Imperial . . .. . 155 Patricia . .. .. .. 160 Smith .. . 125 Dalton .. . . . .. 150 Barkers .. 110 Invincible . . . 50 Weeks .. . . 100 Brighton ._ . 100 Upton ..... .65 Mount Edward 150

il,-_.M

MARITIME PROVINCE SECURITIES.

(Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Membars Montreal Stqzk Ex- change, Charlottetown.

BANKS

Ask Bid.

British North America 155 150

Canadian Bank of Com. 11.03 Montreal 230

Nova Scotia

Royal Bank of Canada

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance 100 Acadia Sugar, Perferred 100 Acadia Sugar, Ordinary 70 Bfrown Machine Co., Common 50 Brandram-Henderson, Com. 30 East. Can. Sav. & Loan 140 Eastern Trust Company 146

Halifax Fire Insurance

Mar. ’l‘el. & Tel., Preferred 103 Mar. Tel. &.Tel., Commun B3 Nova Scotia Underwear, 98 N. S. Underwear, Com. 45 Standeld’s Ltd.. Pre. 103 Stahfleld's, Ltd., Com. 70 Trinidad Electric 73

BONDS.

Brand-Hand.. 6 p. e. 97) Eastern Oar 102; Maritime Nail 6 p. c. 100 91 Nova Scotia Steel & Coal, Firsts,

5 per cent. 92)

Nova Scotia Steel B: Coal, 6 p,. c.

Dehenture Stock . 98 Mar. Tel. & Tel., 6 p. c. 107 104 Porto Rico Rail., 5p._c. 183i `100 Standeld's Ltd., 6 p. c. 102i 100 Trinidad lectrio. Ev. c. 92 89

201 225

259 257 216 215

90 97 60 40 Z4} 135 144 99

94 39 98 65 70

94 100

GREAT _compass . or osiouooisrs.

TORONTO Ont. July 31-One week

The largest contingcnts will come

ain and Germany. in the order

will be represented. In nddition there

The International Geological Con-

New Annan Troi-`

Wednesday, Aug. 13th

purse $80.

5 per cent from winners.

in each class.

to first niuney only.

Y - 58 '

mont 1':-sr~r\'o the right to chnngo that class to another

as far north as Dawson Cityf `

DVOTION OF PORTIUNCULA. '

Beginning this afternoon and con-

tinuing until sunset tomorrow, cath- olics throughout the world will take part in the devotion of Portiuncula. The indulgence of Portluncula may be gained at any of the churches of the three great orders instituted by St. Francis. In every Franciscan church there will be a constant procession of worslilpers bent on securing the prof- fered grace. The indulgence is not confined to members of a Franciscan parish, but every Catholic who car- ries out the necessary requirements may gain it. Portiuncula affords one of the very rare occasions when more than one plenary indulgence may be gained in a day, as this indulgence is merited for each visit during which the proper Prayer is offered. The de- votee must leave the church, howev- er, after each indulgence, and, on re- turning, recite n short prayer. Only the first indulgence is applicable to the visitor, and the remainder must be applied to the souls in purgatory. The conditions for gaining the in- dulgence are confession and commun- ion. Ifn addition, the heads ol the church recommend public pr-nys;-5_ such as the recitation of the rosary for the sovereign pontiii, the bishops, clergy and the church, with an invo- cation to St. Francis of Assisi. Pro- tiuncula is the na-me of B small church near Assisi, Itnly, which became fa- mous throughout the Catholic world* because of the remarkable indulgence St. Francis gained for the chapel. The indulgence was granted in 1223, and ever since the small church has been visited each first of August by thousands of pilgrims. As the chapel holds only a few people, the devotees walk through in endless procession, praying and singing, while a small army of priests administer the sacra- ment of penance. In 1622 the indulg- ence was extended to all Franciscan churches and it is now generally oh- served throughout the Catholic world. I U U

PEACEFUL OUTLOOK

LONDON, July 31-The conclus-

ion of 8, peace treaty among tho Bal- kan states is regarded as assured by the news of a five days armistice agreed on yesterday. Still anyone of them is liable to break it when its own interests demand.

:IX YEARS

Small monthly paymen‘s

Othll

_yc¢s_ss_y suvussac slum Luv yuluuasc UI SUUIJLI Uvllul, ll Pl’lC¢__l ____ which are now lower than at any time DURING THE LAST' “I

may be made under the Royal

Securities Bond Contract. . _

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Chocolates

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Help _Some Kid to Get a Pony

by buying 5 our

Cnramels etc

Cake & Pastry

Cream -

Soda Water

Limches

Cigars

Gum

At White’s Tea Rooms

Stltltivside

STEAMSHIP SAILINGS

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BRIBERY CASE

BERLIN, July 31-It is reported that four directors of the Krupp Company have been proceeded a- gainst in the alleged bribery cases.

_ \vu¢»u iumugu 01.1 '

‘ age the boilily "-~._

'I functions bei. oiizc sluggish, ._

, Na-Dru-Co Lax-atives _ give gentle, timely and eifcciive _nid, 'without `

diszcoixifort or distress.

__ 25c. a box at your `

`e_._ Dru ggist's. 17:1 . ‘~'~. Nnflounl Irrngund Chemical

., Cc. of Canada, Liinlled.

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STEAMSIIIP SAIIJNGS

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Only 4 Days at Sea lST_0RY visualized is ihe irlp down llis Si. lawrence. Aneieniqurbsc. Plains of Abraham, Wol|¢'| Cove. and other

points of historical interest unwind in moving pictures lull of life. inrldenlsnd color. From isnd to land In lessthsn four days by the

\ R.M.S. Royal ldvlard

R.M.5. loyal Goss-le These modem vessels have set s new sund- srd In ocean travel. Msreonl wireless. deep ses telephones. r bernio-uni: venlilsilon syeiem, passenger clevsiors. spsrions secommodalion- these sus few ofihe comfort devieeswhlch en. hsnee shs pleasures ol lrsvel by the Koysl line. Lv. Montreal. Str. Lv. llrixlal, Env. Juiv zs....1toy~1George ...Inu vs /` U29.... Royal Edward ...Augzaif Aug Zi. . .. Ros al`Geo|- o____1~1ep; 3 Hepta ...Rnya|1~.dw..i-51.... Ss t 10 Pant 20. . . .Royal G -irgo __ 8”, 4 00% 4 Hoya! Edward... Oct in nov 1....Roya| Edwara....Nov 15

Wrlfe for lull information sal

1 descrlpsivebeclzleffo sny snot or

P. Mooney. Genersl Agent 12! Hollis Bt.. Hsllfsx.

Canadian Northam

_ fl Steamsliipa,Limite¢l

Agent. W K Rogers City

A great day’s racing on

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Ai:_iit`-“Wi”-l<I._R-ouers. City

Furness Wiihy Q. Ce.. ltd

rrtdasiue 1.1ni.'1u\

Aug. 1 Shenandoah Auf. 26

From Liverpool Steamer From Hslifn

.__ Y- 'i‘aha1-mo July 1

July 17 L Digby Auir. 2

Aug. 5 Tabasco Aug. 25

Fha above steamers liave I ilrrilsed ac

mnimndntlon for aaloon neiusnnlereand

lfn-ight Agents for me

A‘|an \.lvii~ Steamship Cn. at Hr1'iux, ruimasn w11‘"V N "0 . lui.

42...., iiaairn. N.s.

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'The Short Direct Route"

CllAlfl.0T'l`El`0WN

T0 MONTREAL Close connections for all Points Beyond New Electric Lighted Sleepers

ON CANADIAN PACIFIC 1

HALIFAX-MONTREAL TRAIN.

The BeafDining Car Service

THE ONLY LINE OPERATING COMPARTMENT CARS Montreal and Oflswa io Toronto Montreal and Toronto io Vaneolsvi

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9.24 trot, mile heats, purse $120 2 30 pnce, 1-2 mile heats, $100 :1 minnto trot und puce,l-Tl mile heats,

Entrance fee, 5 por cent of purse and

Five horses to enter and three to start

/1 ny horse distancing the f icld entitled

Should on class not fill the man e

Entries close Ang. 0th. Dinner and tea tables, ice cream and

temperate drinks. Booths will be pro- vided on the ground. Choice music, Bowling alley and other amusements Train arrangements later.

J. A. McDDNA|.D. Sec'y. ‘ Clermont.

Str Hillsboro will run as follows; Lv. Ch`town Lv. lly. Point

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Plant Line Direct Route to Boston

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3.5. Halifax sails from Lhariottetows] lor li- sion via Hawkesbury and, Ha ifiu. ’l‘u esdays at noon. and thy luxurioiig new win screw steamer "Evangeline 5000 ons Fridays at noon _ Returning tue S S. Halifax leaves Bos- nn L'-ii urdaya at noon,snd the L'l.B.l1.van|¢e- lina'l‘uo.~duy» at_ noon. For folders and further information, apply to

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SUMMER _ SPECIALS

CITY TICKET OFFICE

Life Underwrifers of Canada orrawa. AUG. I9. 20. 21.1 STANDARD CERIIFICATLS.

INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS TORONTO. ONT. Aug. 7i|\ fo Hifi.

Oilier Low Excursion hres On Applieslion

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W. K. Rogers CITYTICKET AGENT

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