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Q FRIENl2Scan b athlgllihz ydu can giiii: no-except your photograph Make an appointment today

The €ook s Studio

New DesBri ay Bloik

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

We photograph msn ee men ere

lt's e business matter-

And there'e no fuss or bother. Your iam S' tr-lends, and bmi

ness essocl tes went your por-ti-sit

Make an appointment today at the

T* Bayer Studio

li. l.YON,_Stu(l|o.

Clean to qetq, Grocers

‘-‘Good Photography __ Moderate Prices. " Personal uttenlicn to Am-;

eteur _Photoirraphy . \

. .107 Queen st.

Phone 68-J.

_ POULTRY

B5-& _ The BEST and CHEAP.

EST FEED for Hens

* Tuesday evening, .luly~3lst, at seven

o'clock 1775720M1l S

*sisLE Mssniuos - Mr, JD

Seaman, Charlottetown, will speak in

the Auvitorium, Montague, on Sun Strawberries, ill

_ ‘day evening, July 22nd, and at Stur

We have just retleivetl geen on Monday evening nr refciock " ' '“

into WAREHOUSE in nie interests or the canadian pi

standard size, M 00 por thousand Phone or nisil your orders at once to

ide 1709,7,18l\(6lE3l

*BT PETER’8 BAY PAPTIST

vice on Sunday afternoon; July 22nd, at 300 oqlock The pastor Rev R N Rand will preach Subject The Wanderer "

ble Society

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“""’“?.‘f.E.'ff‘ ‘"'°“‘ Biimii ruff ruin: ,._.,._,

Amount previously acknow-

ledged... $3338.62

Mrs. George McDonald, St.

Geori_re's per Guardian' .. 2.50

Mrs. E. C. LePage, North Rus-

R *STRAWBERRY BOXES- Best Peters on Sunday. July 22nd, at 3

Nova Scotia stock and manufacture, ryciqzsg

R T Holman. Limited, Summer acl-i will iiald service sunday even

ing in the Presbvterian l-louse Worship at 7 30, Special Music All

invited Rev R N Rand w ll

CHURCH will hold the regular ser 9|-eggh

Butter (prints)

*ICE QREAM SOUIAL.--The Eggs

.- ladies of the Christian church. Mon Fowl lb 1518 ltaguc will hold their aununi ide C cream social on the church lawn oi B f lb (retail) 9

P0 I-I

c BLACKEBAND _l i...,.e.i..icii.l< Flea.

-FOR-

tlco

Wome|i's Institut Ken n.

e, sliigto `

Master Whitney Brehaut, Mur-

. rn Harb

Y 0l‘ ... ... ... ...

Miss K. M. Milligan and Nina

ey il. N Rand will preach at

*THE DUNDA8 BAPTIST CHU;

CHAR LOTTETOWN MARKETS

'lry butter

ckens. lb 16 20

tatoes. bush all. ton 18 00 20 00 traw. ton 10 00 12 00 nts (black) bush als (white) )bush

Mill_&)rl0il

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"Advertlslng Doeen't Pay."

just the purchase oi newspaper

5_0() space, and slap ng into this space 500 any old stuff t at _occurs to tlreir

minds. They think that ii they 'ad

2_0() vertlse' they’ll get business.

lens* this is what the u

- ; I SENSATION

, , . Avoinvtz cu1cKsNs "“'°"‘°“°"“°-“'°‘=‘~* wiiisir ...ii ciiicii

1800 lbs in Stud Season

` FEED sold in any

-AND ALSO- _

. . quantity, lowest Commodore Ledyard = ' price. _

ll A Carter& Co, Ltd.

The Sire’ of all the

D be” Racing Smck Queen St. Warehouse

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd. , -

AT THE STABLES_0F THE

Montague P. E. 1;* """"“”""““““”“"' , .1150-6-2alMniwru.’ ` A_ I

g 0 Pair

. .v _

For

Women’s low shoe ize 21-2 to 4

S Amgreat chance' for ,~ ._ _ ' small feet to get a real

' argain ` ` '

ow Shoe Sale

_ ~ -There is only one Kodak' that -gives entire satisfaction, and that is the .

_fl l Every pair in our store

Buy one and it not satlsfsc- oing at a discquntl

hown in Tan, Patent

wary we wiii rliire it back.

unmetal and Kid siz

Those are the .kind of kodaks we sell. and have them from

'ceiieciien in ine Egiinginn

School ‘ District by Ann th

Schurman, Summerside ..

Campbell as follows:

Mrs. Chas. Coffin ..; ..

~ v. y tho ght, or

4_0” were I-ed to think, when they began

u .

B t as time passed. they discovered

ising doesn’t pay," I want to pum eil him- pound him to pulp. Usu

§4W@_%\\\\&V I';`®\‘ Q fu so ' gn a- ui

__ _

w . _ m

im svfl nl_lIl_f.~i\_\

$1.00 to $183.00.

We also develop your films

and print your- pictures at prac- tically cost. We have had Years' of experience and know ' our work. Last year we devel ,opsd an Eastman fllm which was four years old", and the ne- gative fs h"ere for ll1BD9Cll°“~ Mall us your next film to de- ivelop and»when in need of tllms write us. We pay postage.

Ellis’ Pharmacy l..td. MONTAGUE

flllll1.u\\\\i( v \\\

his IQ Ph B

ostly from 2 1-2 to 4 1-2

$4.00 to 5.00 Shoe

or $29980 '

$3.25 to 4.00 Shoes'

Ot 1.98 ° ' See our window. .

Alley & Co.

Horse Races

_ On The _ Georgetown Driving

Park

Wednesday, August lst

$300 Three -llnndred Dollars $300. ? . in Premiums _ »

' Fastest Horses on the Island Will Compete.

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1 2.19 Trot and page, Purse .. .\. ..$175 2 2.40 'I1r0t,.I_’urse ._.. ... ..$75

_ 3

Thr¢e_Min_ute, Rurse ... ._. . . .$50

Special train'from Cllalililttelowli to G60l`8€°.

town calling at Montague on return. .

Les vas Charlottetown at 9.30 a. m.

' Entries close July 25th, 5 p.c. of purse must

accompany entrance fee. 5 p. c. off winners. .

- = A. D. MCLELLAN'

Georgetown, July 4th

1872-7--17Mtul|'rl5l.’»_' `

_ Secretary.

' lrlnlu, lan , Rn dual

, _ Dluelu.P3¢is.1 A|mi.<]or Canals:

f Louie, runnin I Co., Toronto. n

~ . service they advertised. W

or $2.48. ‘ "` $2.75 re a zssiieeei

Milton Dingwell Mrs. Wallace Dingwell Mrs. Jmmes Dingwell .. Mrs. Alfred Burke Archibald McKenzie ..

Mrs. Reginald Dingweil'

Mrs. Ernest Dingwell . .. Miss Ruby Dingwell . . . . . . ... Mrs. Judson Dlngwell . . Mrs. George Wood

‘-Mrs. James 'McDonald

Mr. John McDonald .V Miss Blanche McKie .- Mr. Wm. Coffin Sr., . . . . ... Mrs. John Collin . .` Mrs. James_Aitken . . . . . . . Mrs. George Clapp Miss Annie McDonald .

_'Wesley McKenzie i... .

Mrs. James McKenzie . . . ... .. Bruce Stead ._ Arternus~ Morrow - . . . ..-». . . . Master Ernest Underhayf.-. Master Fulton Underh`ay..'.. .»

Mr. Reid .Underhay...... .

Mrs. Wim. U_nderhay .. Miss Ella»Underhay ..‘.` Mrs. Wm. Fisher- . . . ... Annie Campbell .. Mrs. Margaret -'~Wisner,- 'Al--'

herton . . . . . . . . . . . ... John T. _Ferguson,'Marshfield .. » Marjorie' and Jack, City ..

Mis. John D. McDonald, Glen-

gurry, Lot _'l, P.E.I. The teacher and= » pupils .of " Miss Cra»w_ford's Depart-' 1 iuent; Montaguelligh School .

:'Mr. and Mrs." Wm.,P_artridge,

Union Road `. .. . . . ._._....._._

One half proceeds of School ' ‘Concert held at Alberton I-ilgh School per G. R. Rowe,

D. J- RILEY,-

1761. -

children think they do."

Tulle advantage

°ff¢'l y°l»

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135 Queen St. __ .\___,`_ be a very busy hard working man

I. “`“ (_ __ _ \ ` ` ment into the newspaper You’re

"°"“'”°'*'°°'**"""*°"‘i . _ * - ~ store must fairly hum with energy.

_ . -11-1 W § \. _ “I remember one time' being in

,ff ‘ Ori-llla a mighty good town. Over a

_ ' ,_ men's wear store was splashed a

/_' great cotton streamer announcing a

, , .

_ Doi\'t remain

Weak, Anaemie, Nervous,

Run-down

NEW health and new llie are ef-

fered by Wincarnls to you

who are miserable and depressed by Ill-health. Think what this means. you need not continue to suffer. Wlncnrnis will make you well. Win- csrnls llnsnessee s four-iuld Dowel'

- in promoting the new` health slid

strength yol need. it is s Tonic. a Restorative, n Blood-maker. and I Nerve Food-all combined in one great life-giving prep_sret|on.

This four-fold power acting upon

the system at one tlme,~_rrestee new strength, new ‘duh red blood, new nerve force and new vitality. Thus the whole body becomes is-vitallud and eunshsrired with n ' dellelpub feeling of new life and ltrength.

Wlnesrnis is s.-rssitive iezllllii

to all wiie_&_r¢ W . Anannie Ner- vous. Run wn-to all on debled by old age-to martyrs to ln lou

for ell lnval:c_ls_-s_nd_to __a_ll_y er:

reessrl an 'ou -o -so s. . li

mixer needlmiily/Take adven~¢¢ of the new health' Winclrnis",0ilei'|

in _,.‘£."...’."'.*..‘:.::.‘.:'.'.....°"°- ..-l“.‘..‘;.°

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Ill tl 08 V Remember that wlnaamis has s

' reputation of over 80~ Arsfdild

that lt is recommended by over

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' ASK TOUR DOCIDI

GET I1' A1' YOUR DIUGGIITS

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ILO sae (erin Inge ionic) tml

Pvclrrlrlorx: Coleman & Cn., LII.,

Norwich, Evil. Canadian Offer, I' ' F A S. I .I _

_2.50.,

Principal I.. L. 25.00

' $3416.72

1.00 _ 1.00

.so 1.00 S .50 it .25 S 1.00 l’ .so 'J .50 “' .25 “‘

.25

.so __

1.00

1.00 m . _Z5 .ull of advertisements. and their L00 pages would be so many that we' . W 5.00 “

2.00

2.50

1.00 * .50 m 1 lilly. the man who says Advertising

oesn‘t pay] is a whlner- a lazy

_ ut, a sleepy limitation of a man

When he says 'advert,lsl|ig doe'.in"t

00 1.00 ‘l 25 '° 25

sy’ he says a general thing

vs “‘ .50 '" so *P 30 publicity, I wouldn't have to .work

ve fi

ock to my store, and buy so much 25 from me that my store ,would be the ’50 busier-t place in town.'

.pace, and the publication therein of ome offer were guaranteed to give

d by 10 .per cent., or 50 per cent., of 100 per cent., . ot 1000 per cent., w

2.00 f

A ewspaper space until we were black in the face.

[_”'W

iii mortgages paying a paltry 6 per` ent. per annum if a man can get 105 cr cent. to 1,000 per cent. weekly' y putting his money'into newspaper dvertiisingl _

at ‘advertising didn’t pay When I hear a may say, Adver

ought that if I spent $2 a week in

y local paper l could buy great and _

stant success. I thought. that by ending .a little! money' in newspaper'

ry hard myself, that people would

“Think of lit. Think of t he folly of ch thinking! imagine, the asinine

upidlty or men with several thou- "1 a

uslness professing to believe that n

y parting with _$2 of $5 or $20 a

€ ' »

uds of dollars invested in their '

ek, they can get this sum back

,L _ .

"Many men think that advertising

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th i

the market.

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or attachment necessary. edge daily improves with use.

return it.

If your dealer can’t supply you, write to us.

32-5-17 MADE lN CANADA

iurless you are satisfied that the AutoStrop Safety Razor is better than any other razor on

_ It is the only razor in tne world that strops

its own blades automatically. No extra machine The razor itself sharpens its own blades and the

We Authorize Your Dealer to Lend You

” ~ an Autostrop Razor f

Use it for 30 days. If entirely satisfactory, pay him $5.00-if not,

Razor (§o,l.td_

'83-87 DUKE STREET - - TORONTO, CANADA

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..T?1€€-iesfete.. Qeetdlav

vw rave to say is nu ‘nmmei -sssvic: A1- sr were -

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lilplidd several times(-this with ,

ut further effort. ; “if the purchase of newsaperi 1 pace, alone suiilced to give us our

oney hack the land would' be chuck

‘li the purchase of newspaper -

merchant his money back increas-

e‘d all become merchants' and buy

What' folly it would be to invest I

“Yet thousands of men ln busi-

ould scarcely be able to carry the . ewspaper home. . `

` Sec.-Treasurer. ’

3 g s, y

. _.wr _employing newspaper advertising

"Don't you wlish you knew as much

as your children think you kno_w'."'

“No. I wish I knew 'as -much as my

HBWSDBDBP U-S l 9°” ‘lf 5l°'~'“1“¢l1l“9i

‘ fo-do f the new

health Winwrnil

W Q). I gigantic sale of $10,000 worth of sl . " ` stock; and t he proprietor- or zi

l*'_* “ salesman- was standing broadly in ‘ \ the doorwa with his hands on his

I W//V6.4/e/Y/.S»

ness- mostly small retailers- navel bought space in newspapers in the belief that this act alone would in- ure them bi busines and' that b

'they wouldn't have .to -work hard themselves. _

“The world is full to overflowing

with dodgers-lazy men who think they can get rich without working; with .merchants who look upon a.

into which they can put $2 and get, out $5; of $20 and getout $200. ~

Blessed be the Worker! _

“Lst me tell you. Billy, that if you

want advertising to pay.= you musr

before ever you put your advertise-

hips, gazing idly on the _scene before

m' `

hi .

“imitation merchants! Snoozing a-

way dully in their own fshops! Pre- tending that they want to do big business yet with not a bit of firm _fibre in their make-up! Faugh! _ A Men Who Mads Good.

"Let me tell you of .a mari I know

who has made good. He works. Per- sonailly, I think he works too hard and long. for he is doomed to an early death He has had several

" breakdowns, and one day he won't

ge* up out of bed.

But his store is a live' place.”

Things are busy there. This man advertises- doeein't use' big spces, but you can see even in his modes..

' 6 inches ir 2 cols. advertisement

that there is pulsing life in his storei-

. "This man is always planned a- ' ‘hard. I-ie has to buy much of ' his

vance just what he'l~l be pushing hard. He has to buy much of his stock weeks and months iln advance.

, But when that stock arrives his pro-

gramme for getting rid ol it fast is _ all complete. _ l. "When I knew him first he was a ‘ clerk in a general store. The de-

partment he worked iiifincluded gro~ ceries, boots. crockery, wall paper. That. young fellow was oi irish ex- traction- energetic Jteerlwitted. ambitious, soft-spoken, pleasant. His

" chant. »

“One day this young fellow end‘._an~

They knew that they had to work, and they dhi work. l “The world loves workers; and

people like to shop ln busy stores.' ‘These young fellows succeeded. be- cause they advertised and gave the

boss was smooth, and d master mer- '

other started in business for them- _ selves, there were no delusions. '

Everyone Else Has One

The stampede for flag outlits which marked theopcning of the grand distribution

has settled down o asteady stream of eaizer flag seekers. Stack-s upon slacks of these excellent and timely banners have fairely melted under the ceaseless onslaught made upon them. The allotment for thiscity is aS large aithis newspaper could secure through the co-operation with the leading daily newspapi rs in all Canadian cilirs to place the Empire's emblem dierctiy intothe hands of our citizens, and though the number was great. continued

inroads may soon exhaust them.

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Did You Get Your Flag '.77

There’s no need to be without a flag outfit now-the way has been m_ade smooth, the

expense almost eliminated, the quality _of the flags high. Every emblem is the most pro curable of its kind' not to be compared with the cheaply made fivg, or small flags or stamped or ink-printed flags, but a “regular” Union Jack in every sense of the word.

Eas to put up--just the work of a minute into the _ socket. securely clamped to the

window sill, slip the end of the rod and let your colors snap in the breeze. _ _

The colors are dyed in-fast and brilliant, _the hunting _is wind-tested

and weather-tough, the pole is six feet long. brass ferr ule Joined in the middle, complete with ball and halliard. the window socket is rust-proof metal. and the whole outfit comes compact in a stout cartoon case in which to preserve it for a lifetime of use. The $5.00

Outfit Complete is $2.25. ,

Presented By the Guardian

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. 0 This Flag Coupon

(Accompanied by the amount mentioned ln the announcement covering the cost of thedlstributioll.)

WILL, WHEN PRESENTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE

Charlottetown Guardian

- Entitle the reader of this paper to

The Complete $5 Flag and 0ulfil For Only $2.25

MAIL ORDERS.-Ii complete oiitiit is wanted send the 82.25

md 7c. additional for postage ln 20 miie zone (or lilo., in other zones of Province): for greater distances ask your

postmaster amount to include for 3 lbs.

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Pstrlotlem and loyalty ere quell-

tlee to show-do bs proud of- ts teach others. what better way to shew loyalty than to secure one of these handsome outfits today anti pldce it on your home? Tliens’e one for every oltlzen-none need be 'deprived or disappointed. Come today and get youre If you have not already secured. your netI°oai

banner.

A Flag F or Every Home

We strongly, recommend til

complete outfit ee being the most useful and serviceable.

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