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° THE

CH A RLOTTETOWN GUA RD

IAN

JULY 14, I9o8

An Odor

'lliat Safisfies

Pc fumes acciiuilate

ind all the new ones that ate worth while will be loundiii cuz' stock.

No two people have

precisely the same taste in perfumes though the perfunie of roses appeals tothe la - gest nuiiiber.

Our new perfume

CRUSIIED ROSES

is very delicate and rich.

lt`s ci new l"i'c-ncli

creation and has niade many friends altliougli we lifive had it bitt a short time. For sale here only.

75c ounce.

J. G. JAMIESON, ii>nt'oc;is'i‘.

, Tourists

. . , I’

}IO\\’ Vlbllllig fllll' \llOl’t"\

\\'ill find in our large stot-< “

a stiitalile _

Souvenir of“'I`he Garden ' rin- mn(-.i states 'nantes-irip neeei li

' of fhg GUM" '_ iii.i\-ing circiini-na\‘igated South Am-

` K Many new pgiigyllq in [1-ri'-a and made a grand exhibition of

belt pins, brooches etc.

1 _lea tler 1 nil fiptiviaii. R

I Their-after the Philippines, Japan and I touetlici' apart from their party affi;

i";».55IUf.&i1 "A “H1 "° _ "‘“‘”'1 _ “"" I

K *_ _;_ `__; __ Y* A _ thru the liomeward Journey will bel

‘V Y _ inmle through the Indian liccan, the

E i Silly (‘anal, the .\lediterranean, the ’

’ I smart of fiioraltar and across the

2 s`-uvli a world round jolirlicy wasl

5C! ,irifzcr lu-for'-1 t.v.l<en hy such ii. fleet inl

Sponges

,tho inoiiry_ 'i`li1‘ Republic is \'astly~ toll, Tilt: nations will be more or

- - lfss iniprt-ssrtl ny the powur andprcs-

tier- thai. are exhibited and the stu-,

_`;:t-ndoxis exciirsion made in time of

¢‘ ' I pmt-if will be a valuable experience 'Or S' .di-l pi-t-paratvon for great enterprises

tlir-,triroiint "n ' 1 .' l ` ` -

eii g aiu so iition of difil

' r-allies in time of war, The visit to

ii\\i_~:ti'alia is somewhat iinaccotintahle;

Q §it involves it detour of 10,000 miles, `

m___._,___ _ _l__ _____.,___ _.___ _ __ _ l_ ___-.

I`l"lE_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TUIJSl)A\’ MOl¢NI.\`

(i, JULY I4, 1105.

WORLD LANGUAGE.

This subject is discussed by llrand»|

cr Matthews in the Century. He' opines that a world language may be only n dream. but that it would be an inexpressible boon. The French]

had their chance and lost it. Therel will soon be twice as many men und! women having German for tlieirl mother tongue as now have Frenchl for tneir native speech. There arel

almost three times as many speak-l ing l-Ingliizh as are speaking Frenchf And there are boundless possibilitiesi

for the expansion of the English lan~l guagr-_ lt has two of th,e foreniostl nations using it, with colonies until tlepcntleiitues whose people together outnurn.ier those who spear( the rival l<-ri;'.:.ivt-.s of both Germany und; Franct-_ »

lt is planted more wddely about the fp

world than any other language; more than half the vrorld's shipping car- ries it is over the seas to the most dist»tnt ports. It possesses the nob- lest literature of the ages, and re vtals no hint of decay, In the

nineteenth century British literary' production was more than equal to I

pr-

ENGLISH AS A motion of these reforms by educa-'

tional, legis-lutive, or ndniinistrative action.

Any church, denomination, or so-

ciety whose organization is, or is intended to ne of at least Provincial scope and is in sympathy with the ob- ject of the Council may be given representation as a unit. And each unit may be represented by not more than ten delegates.

Rev. Dr. Milligan is honorary Pre-

sident for the Duniinlon, Rev. Canon \\'elch is President. Other members arellr.t`arnian,l’rof McCrimnion,L‘an- on 'Flicker and Henry Moyle.

It is intended to hold n gathering'

at three p.ni. on Tuesday July 28th in ('harlottetown. A public meeting will oe held in the evening. In view of the approaching Provincial and* Dominion elections this is a most op~ portune time to get to work on‘ rince Edward Island. There is u possibility of much good being ef-

fected by this Council.

l3llYAN'S THIIID ATTEMPT. i

\Ir llrvan speaking of his own o-

_ itical r 1.-ipects, tell* the f llowin'

that of France, and the American h. pl S 5 0 I’

lfranch easily surpassed Germany.

tory I

"'l`ht-rf- was once a cowooy whose

_\lor¢> .ind more the great writers ofload habits prevented liiui 'from re- .

i\:ln_~r lancuagi-s, wishing to reach '

'ci\‘inL' an invitation to a ranch»‘

,Im ._,.,,,m “nh their thuugms me rllioii.~»_t- dance. 'l`lie,fact that he was

pablisliinp: in English. Front all of Li

\<.l:i~h it may hc concluded that if

. ~ v

ilu-re is to br- one uiiivprsal lauiii_'tiu;_'i~

ot invited made limi anigry, and on ie night of the dance he pnt in an

.ippearanetn Ile was politely asked

o leave, ami he did sn, After get-i

y , ’ ling his courage up he cnt r I tl.

it will ht: ldnglisli or othcwisc that in P U IP

can only be achieved in distant cen turn-s of the ftiture. '

tho doininancf' ol amy other lanizuaczu was ask:-d to l

_ _ ii

I ii

“__ _ _ ._f,~'~~ I

nise a second time, and again he

01t\'c. He demurred

d he was led out, Half an houri iter he made his third _appearance s an uninvited guest and he was rown out of the door ind into the

,1.|H,, _\_\H_;m,.'_\N }_.m,H_:.l.‘ _\ard. After he gathert- his ~.»

its iorniidable stiiength to all the

stattei

l sviisvs he niunililed ti liimsf-lf: " ‘l know what’s th matter with

hem in tnere. _'l‘iey don't wang “_ , ,, -

We have received from Dr. Melvin,

Secretary ol the Maritime Medical Association n copy of the resolution adopted by that body in regard to the prevention of* tuberculosis. In brief it pledges the assistance of the Association to educate the people on the subject; commends the action of the Nova Scotia Government in es- tablishing the sanatorlum at Kent- ville; urges that its capacity be inr creased and an experienced resident physician be engaged as superintend- ent; declarm it to be desirable that the Governments of New Brunswick and P-rince Edward Island should

take similar nctlon; urges city, town :

and municipal councils to give tin- ancial and moral support to the campaign against tuberculosis, and` directs the Secretary to send copies of the resolution to the Governors and Premiers nl the three Provinces. _

ummm

Catarrh

Whether it is of the nose, throat,

stomach, bowels, or more dt~lic_ale or- gans, cat-arrh is always debilitating and should have attention.

The discharge from_ t_he mucous

membrane is because this is kept in it state ofintlamuialion by an impuri- condition of the blood. Therefore, w cure, take the best blood purifier,

Hood’s Sarsaparilla

_~ gi ts v rywhern f»%‘”l>2§ad‘5‘§s icuii.”

Slil’. llillll WUHIH Ili l§llllllS'

NICW YORK, July ll.-~-lioot valued

OUN G BAFRISTER-

' .l _ . - - 'll iiiukf-lln

||,|t ui-ll-l\no\\n |lii\l_t v-talllo|_|\ll _ _ _ , _ .season of llllré al Park -`|ul»l<'~. t oii ci ol Quu ll

-._- " `

i'I't-rn|- $.\¢_I_l\loi~ lin- .~t-asain. ~t»t-iiicd by np l\_r>o\'ti4lkIiDlv UI ll“"‘l- 'lit-\n|~|| |»rl\ lleges as n.-ual..\li\res nt o \\n ti s I i~ .

“Hd |,;,|`l,,|| ,elm-,,i~_ <‘lmrloltclu\\'ll

..M),,_`,,l,__ _ ,N-,» _||~t~, the uoild iunouned lit

_ _ »' -» ‘ \'o\n.‘~'<-ollu,

Iii-culling |uir|io~i:»~_ io|»uilu,_~ in . _ _ win-ro \o\i||gI4i\l'rl.~lci- >~\'\01l lilil l\l\':"*;;::_‘;'\"_:}

l‘u||iblnln|r us he 1lo4'i~lln'r|»f(>< lk nw UH

must lllustrinns slim->~ of dru t s ul __ Nl" K ,_ _ ,m ‘_ .M .- |_ hr;-_¢-||\~|'~ ol an .\\_\ I

3 t unity loscciire his .~,er\'lro.~

MICHAEL O'Ill{ll‘I.\' iii \:li\rg:.

Motto of Progress Brand Clothing:

u ° °

at $20,000 was secured by snfeblowers _YY -

Climbing the ladder- H

always upward-

CAMP”

Sold and Guaranteed by PROWSE BROS.

To be well dressed, does not mean expensively dressed. You can be well dressed in Progress Brand Clothing at a saving of front 20% to 30% compared with the cost of clothes of equal

V quality.

This label guaranteesit.

__ _ _ .-.` . hurl

vot .\o ii_\i.n|.~H-.lt \\|\s__»-_iiefl bi ll at ~".‘ _in=::ra...:‘.:1‘5....t:

dum tht' ilnpurlcll pnrt- nu _ - '

draft inimrs gui Ill' llll" ""l‘l Ill l|ll‘l» ilgiii-or _for

ounl|_\ \ in n4_1i _ ._ .

here .sho nhl avail ll|l~|||.~¢-l\t:~ of llll Ul'|’0\

_ _ _-- - -- Q i

...._._. -1-_-A _-__ 1-A

I llew ldverllse@

_ NOIICE

'I`nu public Is horubv \vnr|i1.\fl that all flshlng

” inns. w.w. Mooiuc

JUHN M. t:oI.l<3.~i

|;.;p\,l(f» J.'\Ml‘lS UOIAEB.

Bills BUYS

I want you to hunt up all tho hurry burns

youtan get in good order. bmi; them to ine and I will pay you for thorn. -

.IS UAll'I`l‘Ill. Aiietloncur.

_T-l 1|' ll

AUCTION '

To he sold nv auvllnn a two teiioineiit house

un lhiyflnld St. heated both sides -vllh hot \\-.~ii-igseworage. lilnotrlc ll|¢htiu|¢. If not dis. |»o~t»il uf by private sitio will on 'fhillsdny July ;Cfi'd at l'.f u‘t- ock noon lie oH’i-reel by nal:-,

I-‘nr terms apply to the n\vnerMrs C. Herniuns

.22-I Qiiecn ‘St ui- lien; Cnrtur Auctioneer.

I lnll|.ii|id

Business Stand at Auction

I niii instructed by A Home & Co. lo

_sell by public auction on Saturday july i.‘lth_nt i2 o'c|oek noon, their large ware- house situated on Fitrroy Street. The building is 65 x 70, llirec slorv willi a cellar under one part. The land is 75 feet front, runninghack about 90 feel. The building is in good repair.

, .'\l,S() The three story double tenement hriel: liuildiiig lroniing on Queen Street. This house is filled wiili all modern Coii\'enielices_

Terins inade known at sale.

Il. CA RTER,

7 i plttstf Au etioneer

im*

'l`h'~ nomination of W S Stewm-

_ _ V. tr

liirolile along its route from Hampton l\.l`.. as one of* the (‘oiiserval:ive

into the contest 3

` 9 H_,,,,L_. to 5-,m Fmncjsco, has left the candidates for the Second District of

i G H latter port for Honolulu. Thence tguct-ii's brings

,, I I I i r i '

tl:» fleet will proceed to Australia .nan of line ability, high cliaracter

and .\'tw Zealand, where no doubt a a

nl exteiisive knowledge of public

cordial reception will oe accorded. wtlairs. Hi-_ is of the class, who al-

_`\ tlaiitic.

_ _ I

om <-oiitiiiiiod course. It is speetacu--

l.-ir and fosily too,but may be worth;

Opposite P. O- iand the concern of the Austriilians Q

.with the fleet will he simply that ol

Pho” D36' ienjo_\'v~n;I a spectacle. _

___ --__. _*___ if

l’l{UVIN(`IAL COUNCIL OF if"|G

Salt water does not

effect the dye of “Briny Deep” Serge for Men’s ‘

who early today drilled their wa

. y

through a twenty inch iiriuk wall into

the offices of tlfe Diamond Point Peril Company, in Beekman Street, uiidl

then shattered two safes with dyno mite.

The police have no clue to thc

rob tiers.

The burglars had ohtni‘ned access to

the odice of the Diamond Point l’¢-n

if -1* THE CHARLOTIETOWN

tions, it is desirable to have in

tin- Leirisiature.

-_-__-ll; _ _*ly

Mr. Alfred Brown, of Mernton,

Onl. nys - ‘ For six ycnu I have not known what it was to be free from pun No one ever suffered more from itching bleeding Piles ihan I did and I fried everything to get cured but failed One day n friend of mine who Ind been cured with Zum Buk uve me n perl of n bu to try, and the ne ie! I get vu marvellous I than

bought n lupplynnd before I hnd used |l all was completely cured."

0|' n I drugglstn nd notes, 5oe.

,AM-' = _UK

nsusvss at cunes

ffoinpany by cutting .1 hole from a

---h

allivay in an adjoining building; ’f

through n brick wall into the struc»

ture occupied by the l’en ('onipaiiy i

'l tl

si-~.3Tff

he -- wall separating the oflice from ic workroom was then torn do\vii. nd the two safes were dragged into

UARA) IAN

MORNING DAILY ANI) RURAL DAILY

/_ 4

containing most of the (`onipany`s

cash was ltcpt in anotlirvr btiildin;;,g

because the (`onipany had alrrady heen robbed tive times in the last three years.

The i,nt.crior of the oflices and work

room of thc ('onipany was left 'ny the burglars in a great state of dis- order.

.___._.-._.____&_ !

i :_';";_lI_ II. lirown is the Upto' I

_(lite lI".'ter.

.\l()RAli ANI) SOCIAL REF()ltM_ 0-6

if is imenlieti that this Prev' T

f » ` :HCC

suites. l_..,,,\| _. . . » » ,» 5'

lIle\_ Dr. Hlieiirer |n'tcnds to be here

,and with others organize the I‘ro-1

time The ooietl of the (`ouncil is to St; promote surrli moral and social re- q,|0

T lf ` - - ~ ' ll ` ~' o'c

‘mp _`.m_|r_v“Hh ‘mm mm "mf", Mm nl. oiins .is .tri appioi rr iy .i |li.ijotit,y | l

mill! orrlnniill-li-grnl-s.. iroinpleit-. all new. \\" l I ht

I o t - r\prc.<eiitativr‘s of each of the!

he sold .it .ilmnriiiil .\ plv lo

1;, |;_,\|.-l'{|_‘\~\,,_\~ if-niolled hmlics at a reizularly eallcdl

l.»on|inionIlou _ nit-etingt. its work is to be the pro-I

'if-`-"l lHl"l Iinieinld

lock. 7.lOdm2mr2m

sed every Monday at lock. 7-lOdm2mr2m

he bln dry floods and furniture f“i‘lh d“Sif¢"» “""°1*Y 11°* with H"

re James Paton & Co

. ._ .. will bn

sod ovorv Monday at I

ook. ` 7-|Odm2mr2m

he big d__ryAg-|_o0dsiieiriclifurnltiirof NSS Hmmmuwu S ore James Paton & Co.. wlll be T"

sed every Monday at I '

he blg dry goods and furniture, _ 5» 9

vorgganms pawn 5, C0__ Wm be dresses, christening robes, lawn ap»

i \eiy shoitly he in line with the Gio I

, :(Jhildien’s wear as sent by Jas. Paton our buyer from London. Roi memberthese goods were personally selected chlidren's pinafore whit

rons with and without bib, children‘s sailor suits in serges, buster and .sailor suits, children's Norfolk jack- ets, ladies’ Norfolk, new styiu, man-

_ ns

yelling waist. Nat, gcrirfs, blank, cream and wnlte. English outing hats and caps in canvas. Motor veil- jings and flowers. Also new ribbonsi

lu black chiflon, tnlletn. Belts nndl

TO-DA

We would

friends to call in as soon as

convenient and

the pleasure of receipting their

accounts.

Do it today before it is

forgotton.

Mark Wright I" urn’g Co.

s9.li‘..iSunnyside§.~°t’..‘l.,l

Beer Q Weeks, Proprietors.

thank our

let us have

Rcccivcd

Io-day Barefoot

Sandals

, in all sizes.

nfl Bros.

rwstf. ‘

l O l

il 1 '* `

Icollnrs. Jas. Paton & Co. l i 6-24drtf.

AS A RESULT OF TH!! UNIVER-l sat. sYs'rEM or sHon"i‘uANii-uw‘ system used by REPOIITEIKS nmll E.‘(PER'I‘S-the UHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE is able to sup- ,Ply from its classes VERBATIM IIE. ]‘PURTI<.I¢S for meetings and conven_ ,tions. A GOOD SYSTEM IN THE _IUANIIS OF EXPERT TEA

, cnnns.

|lnxc.nra.nN'r nnsuixrs. io~1o<im.

Sanitary, Plllmliirig

ii l _ ."'°“"""°"'

little it will cost to in- stall asysteiii of up-to- tlate sanitary plumbing in your li-iiiic. Do you approve of luxuries?To have up-to-date plumb- ing in your home is one

Let its tell you how U

Q..

The Island Guardian Publishing Company, Prnnrieto

|'!.

the rear room, where they were l A'

I 4,. blown open, probably, while tliel ' -_i ~l_-§,’\,,__ M sound was deadened by the passing of; ' mmtlll l"""' un_elevated train. ‘ ' i The stolen property corisisted main-

` " ly of manul‘actured goods. A safr‘

. I »

' l‘ _

¢~ <¢;;,._.;,..; _ » _-_

_ 'l lie l`ollo\\'iiit; .slatciiicnt of rlisti ilitilioii .~lio\\'s' the ad\w»r

Last Yrar the Rural

; Daily

liscr the value of 'l`lic Gtiztriliaiii .is :ui :t<l\'t-rlisiii_q iiit-tliii|n_ .\ dc-l:i|l<:tls\voi‘ii circiilatloii statexieiit will be ,;i\' ii lo any- one iiiterested for the :iskiiig

Morning Daily Average for |007,---3,084 nisriunurnn As rottows.

ll:ii'_\' a\'t-rage, Cil_v of t`li.'irlotletowii, delivered ainl slrcet sales. _ |.~6; Daily :iveraue to towns. villages and coiinlry past offig,-g, in |‘_ }~;_ [_ , ;,,', l)uil_v average to Canadian cities and Ilnitcd States . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ M7

Total... . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . _ . . . ... 30ll4

Rural Daily Average for l907,~---3,987 DISTRIBUTED AS I"OI.I.O`WS:

giily average to lo\viis,villages and cauntry post offices in I’ l` I

]):nl_\' average Io Caiiadiaii ritics and I`n|terl Staies . . . . . .. . . I)_ii|y average in l_`|iarlo|.Lel.o\vii (arlverliscrsaii l ll`i ~ - ~ `

f Sworn Average for Morning Daily and Rural Daily lor |907 _

' 7 ,CD ' 7 2

7~2 l|'U` A Ncl Gain of 748 Over Average lor |906.

lim

Total . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . `__‘ i

to ccpap\.r.~.)........lo

Black Diamond Line

TheS. S. “Cacounn” sailing from

lllloiilreal Tuesday evening July 14th lwill be due at Ch’lown Friday evening ]u‘_y i7th and Saturday noon july I8th sails for Sl. _Iolin‘s,Newfoundland vin the Sytliieys carryinifliorses cattle and shrep o:\ deck and produce under deck nl

lowest possible rates. For further par-

7-Wlji

ll" lt .‘: l't

Sworn Avrragc For the llom- l Ml Us wiii-:i»)\i<i~: iiiios,& co. Circulation ing D,-,Wy ,md

of 9

v ____ _-,-_:a._:

For§a|e

There will be sold by pr`vnte sale at

193 Kent Si. any time during this week ii quantity ofhousel old ftirnittirqearprrln, mats, Crockery and glassware, cooking utensils etc.

MRS MrNEILL,

7- |3duiwf3i |93 Kent Sl.

TIIE

Great Event

EASTERN CANADA

. . . 3.987

Zn'/no NOVA SCOTIA

EXHIBITION at HIALIFAX Sepiember2 lo I0

of the gr atestluxuries. ' lVe carry the very latest

fixtures in stock.

Get our prices they

will interest you.

Fred I1. Trainor,

Grafton St, `

f lpp Opera House

diiiwftf

Law ii l\lo\vci°s

Lawn Rakes

Lawn Slicars

Garden Tcols

Rubber Hose

__ _ ____-_ _._ __-.___ ____ - _m ;` W ` E

foran early date to ensure n £0011 time nd a pleasant and instructive

sonablc Suggestions

I .

` <\"

" `~ Screen Win- I

_ "’\. _,_ Refrigerator

C c C I' e a in

Freezers

Ui l Stoves

‘if 1-

/ilfj' Screen Doors

7' dows. Sl'

ncreued Prize Lint,

‘ More Manufacturers.

Baller Alfracllonl,

More Pleunl Season.

snvlzn uns' sion" irons: imcinc “vom

Arrange for a lrip to Halifax between

epteiiibor 2 and I0. for the Nova Scotia

xhihition, wlilch this year is scheduled

olidny.

Beyond a doubt this Exhibition is

|u:_ciu:A1‘ sviznr of the Muslims rovinces.

Ii will pay you and your friends to

\\`rilt~_ for iiifurnintioii to

M. Hof. IIALL

Ill.-wager and Secretary, Halifax.

ig |tlAug 3: _

SHINGLES

-A

500 squares spruce and var ingles for sale. Prices right.

p Apply to McPui-:iisou Bnornmzs.

Wholesale and Retail 7'

i3d4ir8i Montague, P. EJ,

FENNELL & CHANDLER

The Acknoavlcdgcd Hardware Leaders Mcleod Q Bentley

dtiistf U l

|cl

Birrlngnsnd Attorneys-at-law.

lcltan for the Bunk of Nor. smug,

PI ll i~.R--- llnlk Nova Soolln firm