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‘ DAILY SELECTI °

GUARDIAN READERS

_Furnished by

WITH YOU ALWAYS.

It is well there is One who is ever-I black, cold earth. Dsath's black ex-

the same, and who is everwlth us. It' is well there is one stable rock

amidst the hillows of the sea of life. _ 0 my soul, set not thine ailectionsl upon rusting, moth-eaten, decaying- treasurcs, but set thine heart upon Him who abides for everiaithful to- thee. Build not thine house upon thel moving quicksands of a deceitfull world, but found thy hopes upon this' rock, which, amid descendinl' rain and' roaring floods, shall stand immovably_ secure. My soul, I charge thee, lay; up thy treasure in the only seeure__ cabinet; store thy jewels where thoifj enlist never lose them. Put thine all in Christ; set all thine affections onl

His person, all thv hone ill His nier-_.leave thee, and who will never let

it, all thy trust in His efficacious thee leave Him, even “Jesus Chris¢;__tov\~n markets were exceptionally well trustees have undertaken the work

ttended yesterday and in spite _Oi of renovating the school. The new e busy season, many people were Ceiling DI`0P°80¢l Bild U16 \'€'D8l“tll1E the city. The prices were almost of the walls and woodwork will add

blond, ull thy ;1oy in His presence, and so thou mavest laugh at loss, und defy destruction. Remember that- nll the flowers in the world's garden

the same yesterday, and today, and|8 for ever." "Lo, I am with you al-_.t ways,” is enough for my soul to llveli upon, let who will forsake me. ll

DNS FOR

I. S. Louson. ‘

fade by turns, and the day cometh when nothing will he left but the

tinguisher must soon put out thy candle. Uh! how sweet to have sun- light when the candle is gone! The

dark flood_ must soon roll between t

thee and all thou hast; then wed ti

heart to Him who will never leave at the svsnillk 9°l"i°°-

thee; trust thyself with Him who will go with thee through the black and surging current of death's stream,

celestial shore, and make thee sit

with Him in heavenlv places for ever. I

Go, sorrowing son of affliction, tell

thy secrets to the Friend who stick- We Get Our Bible.” The suhgect will

est closer than a brother. Trust al' thy concerns with Him who never can s be taken from thee, who will never

,__,__~.Y_-v_,,____,fY___,_~~~__--f--~-YYY. C

Murphy. Services at 11 and 7, Holy 1

cript.”

Il he same as the previous market-day.

hiohenh sohl at from soo to 51.20, five appearance or the building- At herries at 15c"i`er box, Beans, at

wildlife crllllllli liulnnlirlluff

I1' I‘AYS` to buy in this Province

DISCOUNT.-Everyone should pay 0 their July Electric light ‘lnu heron Drivinz Plrk, on Friday, august August 11, as that date is the last 15*-ll. Tll° lilli will ilwlllde all his to get a discount. ’793_ horses. via.. Perffbtion, Lord Dal

Sunday next in St. JBIIIBS' Cl1\l\'¢ll»

BAPTIST CHURCH.-On Sunday

evening at the Baptist Church, Rev.

and who will land thee safely on t- M

aptlst Church, Ottawa, will preach.

ve the second sermon on How Did

e "The Story of the Ancient Manu-

'l`I-IE MARKETS.-The Charlotte- Institute in co-operation with the

1 1 ' is ' The

O l-lonsn sAl.s:.-Mr.-p, s. lh-own. K- d

Charlottetown, will have n horse ¢nle_ ` . Q Q _ _

n th¢ grounds of the Charlottetown' '

ST. JAMES' ' CHURCH. -- Miss Penelope Davies will sing T-‘|10 Rm' tative and Aria “Why is Thy Coun- wmnee sm," and “When Bwells the Sorrow-La.den__~Brea.st'.-7, (S913 tllv UN' orio, "'l'l1e“Widow of Nain" on etc., etc. There will he no reserve

r. Goodtleld, pastor of the First very interesting meeting of the Clyde

n the morning Rev. Z. L. Fash will the home of the President, Mrs. A. i , “ J. Murchison, on Wednesday alter-i

lneny Jr., Pnrklyn, Nancy law. Plc- ton S.. threeyeal- old Acquiriflnare and foal standard bred, colt aired by Perfection und several other carriage and general purpose horses. 'Also two bike sulkies, horse boots, bubbles,

bids, Sale genuine, Anyone wanting speed will have a ,chance to see what they are buying. ' 794

CLYDE RIVER INSTITUTE.-A

River W0men's Institute was held at

noon. The large attendance was made up of the members and some

visitors from the Institutes of York and Mesdowhank. The women Ol this

greatly to the sanitary and attrac-

this meetiug the supervisor gave a

'Y _hi

_ =.-=

» _ .

, _;o_oNew Silks

_ ost Received ‘

Our 1-ilk stock being very low owing to unusually l21'g°_ 5l*I*Is~' we “_°_“l

instructions to ship our Fall Silks two weeks earlier than usual. They are nowhere and supelb ls the only word that properly describes them. 1

New Brocade Silks splendid P..il1e`¢¢e Silks

36inch, in navy, clear navy, tan,

gaston, brown, pal: blue, cream, (open-

_ hagen, pinlc, mle green, cliampairuvl

` other colorings in neat designs. 36 in. wide nl luve, 2P\'lC0f» Sleel 2f°Y» Pale l°m°“ and

black yd.

Striped Paillettes

The Newllirocade Silks axe magnifi-

cent Wehave them in the new blues and

and theprlce is only ...............$I.75 yd.

nlld college students.

Bible Class nt 10 a.m. Prayer meeting p Wednesday at 8 p.m. All seats free. Boots, per 50;, College students and strangers are LM-d_ per lb,

class of adults in (‘_hul'cll ulldilori- Il

to :lll thc services of this chul'cll_ 0

0,, pm. gb and Caugower at from 5 demonstration of table-setting which

' 1. ' _ao _ 1 r lo i _ 1 ‘ ‘V frgglmlnlon at 8 a`m Al seats 0 een S ___ ent. At the cl0se the dainty refresh-

l n

First Metllodist-Rev. W. D. Wil- ,_

sou at ll and T. Bible (floss nt 3.30. Prayer service on Wednesday eu-:lillg at 7.30. Students und strangers cor-

lliully welcome. .

Grace ("llllrcll-Ifev. Mr. Mursllnll °

:lt eleven and seven. Sunday Hcll\lol‘ . :lull llible Floss ut 2,30. A cordial invitation is extended to sl.l'1l|lgcl's °

PRESBYTERIAN S

St. James' Presbyterian. Rev 1,

l')r. Fullertoll nt eleven and seven, Patricia . 1601s‘ssm" meeting °” Monday Allg' 4th'

Strallgcrs und college students nrel S _ _ _ | NEW ea

coral-.uly 1...-ical to nu services, Dalton . 150 N_"~ P- D- boruoh gf ..l_§>n_E_rea_i heing _ _

B rke _ no closell as supreme rnu 1 as er an _*___ ' _ he C 0,111 S au?

New Z,,,,,_M,,,,,,,,g pmye, meeting ,_f‘v___c'_’f_,e _ _50_w,11 H_ Wye., also of Montreal re- _ Mr. J. W. Proud, Kensington, wnoi Patlerns as they are in great dem.1nd at present, t __ 1 g _ _ at teh l._m__ n..v_ G, o, Taylor at Weeks ""10,,,e1ec:ec as Grand chnholllor. it was in Charlmtelovn yesterday attending champagne and black, dark broun and fawo, light grey, p a n 1_1 ,,_ ,,,__ and 7 p_ m_ 3 un da y_ Br,ght___1"" ' 100 E decided tohold next yearscouventlon a meeting of the cheese board. loc

Srlrool and Blue Cm-r or 2.10. Aw: uhh... es lei 0"““'"~ __

“ml l""i°“f‘°“ 1° Ollmd Strung' Mount l-:sworn 150

ers and college students. '

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Central Christian.-- Rev. J. F.

Floyd at 11 and 7. Sunday school and

cordially invited to attend all ser- B vices. ‘ 13

BAPTIST. P

mich .. _ 125”

orrected for every Wednesday andl? . _

saturday ,Mum _ing was called to take place ln the _ _ -_T _ (__

moe ol Solicitor F. A. ivlcbuliy, K. (From Xcsterday s Evening Guar inn)

otatoell

eel (quarter) per lb.

ST. PETER’S CATHEDHAIJ--H0lY WEEK- John Hughes was convict- e

Communion at 8 a. m. Matins at ed

METHODIST ll

Salvation Army-Services each 0,-

n _ ,-

o s o o a o o o n o made onthe premises of Robert

' Stanley, Lower Queen St., and a

. . quantity of beer seized, which will he

analyzed.

FQX STOCK QUOTATIONS ,annual convention of the Sovereign

rent-Priory of the Knights of Tem-

Montague _ 575 lllers of Canada was held in Vancou-

pring Park 205 G

nrlerial . 155 Ve

on the 7th of an infraction of the

n- m- And evensvng at 7 ll- m- prohibition act and was ordered by

the court to pay $100.00 and costs,

three months in jail. Daniel Cron-

ight of the week and on Sunday. nh, colin Menonald one Michael Mur-

as much appreciated by those pres-

PROHIBITION OF THE PAST ments served added greatly to the

Joyment of the meeting and the

t an\¢.s of all is due Mrs. Murchison and the other members who assisted for their kindness and hospitality. The next meeting is to be held in the Clyde Ri\ er School on Wednesday, September 3rd, at 3 p.m. Suhiects

phy was up before His Honor yester-

-*_-_ day morning and all succeeded in get-

ne election of officers resulted in

g out of the net A search was

KNIGI-ITS OF TEMPLERS.-The

r, B. C., during this wees, the first

Casserole Cooking and Biscuit Mak-I ing. _

_,_ _

PICNIC.-The annual picnic of St.

Joseph’s Ph :.~ be held on the b nutiful grove near the church at ,Morell River, on Wed-nesday, 20th I./\ugust. This picnic has always been iclassed as one of the best outings of the season and this year the promot- ers have spared no pains to make it Ithe best yet. 721.

' Psllsollsls '

(From Yes'.;crday's Evening Guardian)

Lustrous Duchesse Silk

A splendid Satin finished Silk, 36

in clles wide, in many of the newest color-

in shot effects with combination stripes in many rich handsome shades such as green and brown, grey and black, navy. and green, etc, 36 inches wide. . _ _ . . . . . . L35

Black Silks and Satins

Black Paillette Silks 36 inch, ggc,

I-35. 1-45-

Black Durhesae 36 inch, $1.45, 1 65. Black Shantung 36 inch, $1.15. Black Satin _-:.6 inch, $.,z_5, l.55,r.65 Black Peau De Soie 34 1C\¢l1 $1.85.

Black Taffeta 36 inch $1.35.

ings including apricot 45 yd.

Striped Messaline Silk

Soft and clear finished 36 inches

` vide in green and brown, black and white grey and white, blue and white, blue and grey and navy and champagne combina- tions............ _ _ . . . .......I.25 yd.

7 New Tweed Coatings `

NBW 'duh

VVe were fortunate in securing six pieces of tweed coatings

....._ Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Laird, of Kel- ~_e

FUX MEET1N(;,___Tl\¢ wmplefjon vin Grove have just returned home

MONTAGUE MARKETS _of the organization oi the Maritime -from s eric to Boston where they

lan, bright red and mixed brown,52 to 58 il1Cl1 ffl _45 tl --95 Yd-

S o1lr While Blanket Coating 50 inches wide at $1.25 yd.

Patterns

Illc

___ mack F0xeg_ Limited, was transact- were celebrating Mr. I_'aird’s father __ _ ___ -

_...___ io

25 U-

eef (small) per lb.

ork 9 to 10;

,hut his oince was not large

lzienongh to hold the large number of Bed Bridge, oflers for sale her val-

14 to leimembers who were present. Hon. liable property at that place, adv., gto.16,_Jollll Agnew of Alherton, I-'_ E. Is- will be seen ill anothercolulml. . 5, to land, wus appointed chail’man_and '-*_

William M. Burns ol Fredericton W. K. ROGERS-ls now making

MRS. (DR.) GALLAN'l‘.- Oyster

d in Moncton on Friday. The meet- and mother‘s golden anniversarv- 1 J ’"" _ I 'RWM' _

',537

Balltist-Re\'. Z. L. Fash, at 11 iAmb_ pm- nh (-man)

and liev. Mr. Goodfleld nt 7. Sun-_Fowl

'lily Sr-llool nt 2.30 with “I.oyolisl;s" Motion

utter

um. A cordiul welcome is extended Eggs, per dol

ANGLICAN. Hay (Loose)

ST. PAUI/S.-Rector Rev. 'I, W.

nts Hay (Pressed)

10 to 14

9 to 13 8 to 12 24 to 25

26.

40 to 421cock, Fredericton; Wilbur Allan, 0n¢@_

nz to ‘H I liotsford; Milledge M. Thompson,

Secretary. The following were elect- reservations of accomodation for the ed directors:-Hon. John Agnew, Al- Toronto Exhibition and parties in- bertou, P.E.I.; Willard Kitchen, Fre- tending to take advantage of tllc ` , dericton; N. C. Christie, Amherst;W, special ngclirgifmqlnygiwould do w¢1|

'M- l3l1¥`“\‘-lv F'l”@fl0l'lCt0n1 _Fletcher Pell- to attend to their reservation at O . R. I‘0XI‘:",

' 791

, .

ork

T_..___ _ __

\/Ve have ab

HAMMOCKS left,

ammocks

ues, but to clear them all out are giv- ing a SPECIAL DISCOUNT. You cau’t afford to be without one when

out twenty five all excellent Val-

istellce, ranking next to the Dalton p and Tuplin concerns. , , , , _ , _ , ,

MEADOWBANK INSTITUTE.-Ill

.the Meadowbank Schoolhouse ou iTues<lny afternoon the Women's In- °

stitutc held their monthl meetin'

$12 to 513 Moncton. Subsequently the follow- ;:We are offering some good values .

7* to giling ofiicers were app_f:inte_d:-l’resl- in cas(-(1 pipes this week, A sample AIIIIIOIIZCCI Clpllll

` dent. Fletvlwr Pe=1¢0¢ : ice-Pres* lot of H_l3_u's-7:1 in au, ond ev(-_r - » ~

_ dent. H011. John Agrltw; Swetarv- one rllueronh will he som or 20 hxr $"'b‘°rib°d cwlhl $|23'0n0

Tr€l1Sl1I`0l`. W- M. Bllfllsi b`0llClf°l‘» cent discount. You enn see these I Shgrgs gagh

_ ll"- A- MCC“llY» K-U- The lllafltlme pipes in our window. Tile Student.

,Black Foxes Limited, is one of the in ny ,ip t 25C_ - 0 1 _ 1.1 - ° ° :largest companies of the killd in ex- _.iI_'\I§~(oEé,,,.? !;y0nt;a1l;:,;t‘,:(rc_0neM,_f_ per cent on Apphcahon

Incorporated Ju y 22, |915

40 per cent Se fember 20, |9IJ

50 per cent November I5, l9l3 I

__ ___..........T"EASSETS

There was considerable discussion about the necessary school repairs STOCK QUOTATIONS- _ . which are to be made shortly. The °*' . , on which the issue of $1 23,000 ls made ronslsts of:

f 1 t h th d (1 _ Quotations furnished by F. B. Me- _ , - _- - __‘_’ __gt_ _‘fi €_ff_’°’_;___icee_‘;‘;°0fP’;__‘:_ Curdy & Co__ Stock “Ld Bond B__0_ Ore pair 2 year old Dalit n trccrkrs (now lu I lunlslanch) that reared 4

ice_c,.e,,m ,“,ciai_ held in conjunction kerl, Members Montreal Stock Ex- /YOUUHUHQI2 “ld 41" l9l3 with the cornwall-York Institute. It ¢l18l1s°. 164 Richmond St.. Char- Five pairs of young foxfs (19131 oi' lhe Dalton, Onliou, Rayner and ls very creditable that the efforts of l°tt°";‘_';;6 l;_~0gkI-STOCKS Tuplin strains, all selected flcnl litters of 6‘s, 5's and 4’s

eh ~ 1 ch' t' h ' » - _ _ . D,;’c;,°':_‘§"S§c,_ __‘B“:"§§,_,‘_‘;“ _;‘;ecf"_;§ August gth_ 1913_ `~ The sole me of the hmnc ‘ Johu R Illnnls" and cost of organizing the the school. The remainder of the Hlgh Low (nose company'

meeting was given over to discus- sions on various topics. such as Dre- Atchison 96 97; 96

TIIE PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS _

serves, pickles, cake icings, washing

_ zeal

you can buy so chea

ply.

blankets, etc., as suggested in the Am_ smelter; Cuestion Box. The singing of the Amal. Copper

|N:1tionnl Anthem brought the meet- Brooklyn R_T_

Am. Beet Sugar 27

_ 72k

88;

05g 71§

ing to a close. »

low prices.

. A few CROQUET SETS leff, ‘

The balance of TENNIS

ii 1

Calladian Pacific 215%

_ Erie .. 29}

Illinois Cent.

_ ___ _ Mex. Petroleim _ Miss Pacific ..

':_.j.‘- - - ____ ’ I."[‘_-_ Northern Pacific ‘ f\ nn v

0_DD_S__,f_) Pe syl anla ,__ __‘_ ___,_____ Reading 159; ` _ ‘. *_ I _“/'_ ROCK Islllllll ,.. 18

I 101

32%

. 111; _ 1135

Sill 215i 29 107

3-li 1115 1l3§ 159*

zu 2 mi 71; is 216; 29 101 59; az 5 111; 113 i 159;

low prices toclear.

GOODS and SUMMER GOODS at

Carter & Company Lid _ -

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rd( _#pl

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ts --

*7l~ ._ §f~.D,.,-1 4 l '.091-o ls ,Ili '

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O ' 'Fw N _ ‘-“hr” »> . _

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17 2 93 § 152% 62

Southern ,Pacific ... 931 Union Pacihc 152% U S Steel 62% Uq Qteel Pfd.

172 92} 152 512

108 50%

502 50k

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low Close

Brazilian Traction 851

442

Ilom. Steel (1orp’n Mex. Northern Power

45 44|

spanish R. com. 2s 2s zsl

0o'r'roN.

High Low Clone

Montreal Power 203% 202} 202i ’

President, John ll. Diunis, Cllarlottetowu, P. E, I, Sioskmlm and Fog

Rancher. `

Vice-President-Dr. B- C- Borden, Sackville, N. B., President of

Mount Allison University.

Secrct:1ry-'Prensurel'- ]'. Waller Jones, Il. A , B. S. A., (Toronto)

Charlottetown, P. E Island, Farmer, Author of“Fur Farming ill Canada ” late

of the United States Department of Agriculture, ' ’

Director---William E. Cameron. B, A, \{Oxon) First Rhodes Scholar

from P.E-. Island, Professor of Economics and Comnlerce, Sl,D||n5fau',,C01|eg¢_

Director---Charles Lyons, Charlottetown, P. Ii, Island Mayo, of

Charlol tetown _ ’

TIIE DINNIS RANCH

Mr Dlunls is the most successful lar e ranchc .

-The Dinnis Ranch has the best location. It ig situatedrahblirllxd Eillzllufeolillhtllg Capital City and is the chief paint of interest for tourists. It has s thoroughly up-to-date equipment and is under the direct supervision ol' Mr. Dlnnls who lives

_ °l0S¢ f°l1lS \'“°¢l1 and P@l'S°UHllY tends the animals. An efficient staff of men

assist in managing and guarding the Ranch.

Send for prospectus to J. Walter Jones Charlottetown P E I S

retarv'l‘reasurer_ " ‘ ' ' " ec`

550-5-e8Mtf

October . December

. .. _ 1117 1111

1115 1107

1106

1117 1113 1110 1138

b I ° yCblI‘0)h6l§l§mr `~ ng l High Low Close

C l r ' ~ “gifs ;,e;,,,,,y Sllvef sept. when _ ssl ssl as ' Ice Crum ..lf~ivo\1-ore~looLingfors»1re- Sept. Corn .. -72l 71 ,Yi -

Soda Water Lunches

A t White's Tea Rooms

Sunnyside - ' _,gs

Cl r t“.T.._

' ` ' . '

Help Some Kid to

int \'\‘ /____ __= _ ...____

Get a Pony ,gg ‘ i'.?..'€."...°.;.'11_ .:. 113.1.;

thing esp -riallv 1 ioe for a vi ed- dillg gift you will find lt in our'

diwday of silver ware.

__\ e have scores of dainty and nnltnhle 'gilt snglreetlonn of abs highest quality and dainty e- tilgnset ¢lle moot rensonnbleprlcen. _ Bos the display. _

W. N. Tanton Sunnyside

GRAIN I PROVISIONS.

nee. corn all ss; 61l sane. Pork zona loan .zosc sent. Lora 1141 11:1 1140

I “Bl.'.¢h`l>gim" Hole I

ARE YOUINTERES TED _

_ IN CHEAP PO VV ER?

I N VES TI GA TE cllossisr els eromrs fn rllonucul riinrs

SIMPLE. ARELIABL1-3, s Ars

MADE IN .31zEs FROM 15 H. P. UP

50 H. P. for 10 HOURS for 1.50

Avvlv A. E. MYLES.

-for children wear the Y `_ best

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Charlolfolovm

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