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, Tunnel ballots are mllmg like gm",-‘ The mall train arrived Saturday night

firkea at The Guardian Office. They come Ui' am-

’ i frommast and west, from north and eouth_ The Ngnhumbnjand “rind Saturday

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0 R Q p The 'tide will he high today at l2.5i and

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point summer is gl. ready it thirrgrf the PIN. Fallis HERE_ Winter wil soon be

fail iliiods nexli From

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-_ The first ihnught uatumil i "What about Fall goods?" what's lb bf; norm?" Where are the new thi t be ina?" “gs °

We will answer these questions

bv producing the goods. We’ii show the newest things in 'manties-me richest of furs-the latest dress fabrics, with _all accesscrie s--‘he correct styles ru footwear--the ehig and the charming in mililnery..- fashionable waisis-lalnry u¢¢Kw_a,_ modish gloves. p

In a very short time we hope to

make our

‘ INITIAL DISPLAY OI"

r Ut the moat lormmubla nhammer' chrimpionship events, which were to bi-

I"ur-lined garments

We've been for months preparing

for the season n-rw at hand-plan- nino, comparing, examining- ind we feel very conident that our eHarts will meet with success-that YOU will be pleased with our showing.

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. ` ` The Guardian isin receipt ofnlf-tter y,,_,,,. of hu. ,ma The deceased la," was M A .whiiib I” mmm' 1°' an-7 I'°"m"‘§L" °r “"y the eldest daughter of the lute Chrl~to-

* ” other person in this I_’ro\'ince who can ph" M,,cd,,,,,,m_np,.0m|m,,,,_ and ,_,,cc,_e,__

i ` give tha dr-.aired information. 'i‘lrc \\riter |u|

9 *rations of past associations with Mr.

TP l h th b th r ed

/ forma/ if oc:..Z§2Z. e.';..;:..,: ..i°“;.f':;';‘f._ .12

ouiorrow at 146

Mrs. Halliday, Newton, Mass., is visit~

IDR her sister Mrs Addison Miller, city

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Wi Miss Edna Chappell left Silurday on

A *mu-7| D. J. Corbett Sydney left Thur.d.ay on

FA a vacation trip to his liome in Charlotte- :Lum W-T°“m'°”‘ Mus" “nu a vlan W

town._ U

, Adam McMillan leaves this week fora '"9"' “HY with his parents in Charlotte- town,-Sydney Post.

Charles Hickey, of Kirk 8: Whitman‘a, North Sydney is spending his vacation on

‘ Prine, Edward mana.

Henry Chapman, who has been spend~

ink some time with friends in P.E. Island, left Thursday on his return to Ontario.

Does this interest youi On ,next

Wednesday and Thursday the S. S. City 05 Loudon will make her last afternoon

further particulars see her excursion bulletin in ano her column.

Miss Mutch of Charlottetown arrived in

the nity by the Princess Victoria lsstcvan- ing and is payina a brief visit to the home of Mrs. Lawson, 107 Fernwocd road. She _inti-nd~r leaving next Tuesday for Caii~

i 'foruia where she gui-s to stay a whilewith

her sister.-Victoria Colonist.

The Wesleyan ofa recent date contains

an admirable sketch of the labors of the Rav. ,Francis Metherall, the pioneer Misslonary and fir-st Sunerintendent of the Bible Christian Church in this Pro- vinue viith hcnorlible menticnp__f__ many 'others whojahorezi with him in extend- ing the work, frequently anrizi drtlicultivs

’1`he» Erstnrn Steamship Company

F ° announce thatin addition to the direct dw’

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urs, “ailing Of bile S¢*‘HlDShiD Yflle the! Wm swick champion, will play the NovaScnt»a

despatch me m“5“m°°“" S'°‘“'”"hi¥’ champion. It into be rvgre't»ed than the

Calvin Aus in from St. John for Boston,.d|ruct, ‘on Saturday eveninir, August 31st.. for the convenience oi the patrons of this popular line. Stateroom accommodations _should be secured at once from the St. John Agency.

The Guardian hada pleasant cali Fri-

dayfrom A. M. Pound, ofthe firm of Campion& Pound, realestate and in- surnnce brokers, Vancouver B.G. Mr, 'Pound has been on rr visit to iris native Island with Mrs. Pound, whois rcgrett~ rhiy not in uood health. The editor of

~ l`heGuardian has very pleasant recol- I,,|,,,,d_ $795_37_ A,,,0ng me Omen!

c”'“n0rn"rawN" 3” 0idAn”’NuL 57”’ i’ -und reports the situation in Bri' Ish

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Columbia growing nnt~n£»the great iniiux

return to the West, this correspondent

i‘ z I represent the best companies in Fire, Life, ,,,,,,,, |,,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,1,,,, ,.,,,,.d `,,f ,nam

Acrident, Sickness Insurance and will be since. The vorfesoondrnvs namei~Mm.

Frank Pelkie, South Gordonsville, C. C..

pleased to quote you rates in either branch. N B .1 V

_ I I A correspondent writes.: “Having oc'

- 5 4 ’ casion to travel mnny sections of the

Island at different times. I notice some

PHONE 28”' M eff ip E 'r_ grrat improvements particularly in tire

‘ - ~ 898 0 . - Lhnrlnuemwn » K ` buildings and cemeteries, etc. I seo some

il~l9d It .

ww very fine churches and schonlhouses, buf-

one thing noticeable is the care and pains

<* * * grken in fixing up some of the cemeteries-

Worthy of note is the_ons at Belfas Church, Vernon River Chapel and some

' --B-~ ~ --- - _- ' J smaller ones of other dsncminatinns-not

forgetting to make special mention of Cavendish which is tastefully arranged and a credit to the people. lint movinn' a

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finished ohurc wi a ceme ry disgraceful condition. Nu doubt there arcsome very fine monuments but whatof

|(8Pl'¢Sls¥1lIl1I that, when it`s a very forest; in some

places you have to turn up the branches

T he North American Life Assurance Company, ...fr'....n........... any it-...i\........ .0

tin'l this place made a dumplnggrounri for stones and sticks ofnll sorts, where

Th R' hmond 65 Drummond Fire Insurance uid Scotch settlers who worked early and

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late ta clear and till the soil, are lying in their graves forgotten to u certain ex

Company tent. Why not appoint a man to clean up

r _ _I and 'look after this place! If they don‘t

' '| 3| wa want to pay for it let eauh one clean of

The acanadlan Pac' lc R y ' his or her own plot. Whore is the civrgy

__ q .. . Dessflsily Block man in charge of this parish; oan‘t hs

OPFCE Queen "treat - make a move in this matter? Thov w nt

Cnarlgftgtgwn. a Doyle or a Sinclair among them. I hope

the next time I have to nase through this section there will be a change for the better."

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Before you buy roo nc w

ide: the merits of

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Parood Roofing

Marie is 1- and 3 Ply. ._

For sale by . _ _W

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Bug",-¢, Paints and Oill-

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fi` easkyoutocon-`

The Bread

that .keepe the family healthy ir a treasure no one can acorn to he vithcut. It is made right here by expert ended bakers using all modern machinery in a lpotleuly

' clean bakery.

A trial order solicited.

Telephone err.

l D. STEWART.

lwttpae Bakery. neat amor.

*'~&Qa~n~u_@;`

trlpsof the sru.~on to Crapaud. For

ofJaparresa and Goalie immigration as 0° becoming very serious. of

A "' ` ‘ ' _ wishes to know auyinformution regard~ educ,|_e,] 55 Mmmg, SL V|nm,m, AL-Mpm,

`- n 5 Ll n ‘ ing young James Bert and iris \vlfe Liana 1\h,,,,,_ who \.,,,,w Am|m,,|,,,, |,, ,h,_

‘ ` 'md “lvl” lime WY- 'BWI “`°"k°d I" We eighties will ri c ll her as one of its moat

\Vea\t for threa years, vanri his wife in me Lewiswni hill' |555 A“i1““i'h5 “mm fmm populnryourrgiadies Her husband, I C

n C the West to this Province, whore his boy Q,-,why of Chm.|,,m.¢,0w,,_ P E I ' now of

was staying and his Wife “|50 CMD” IW" Alberto, and tive children, survive her.- from Lewiston it was their intention to Sy

night It 8.1).

Rev. E. and Mrs. Bell. Petitcodiac, N.

B., arrived Ifriday on a visit w friends In the City. `

Wm. Curtis who has been visiting his

father J. F. Curtin of H. M. Customs. left Saturday for Boston.

mother Mrs. T. Chappell. city.

The picnic recen Lly held at Rustico is rr -

portod tc have been a great success afford rnu much enjoyment to the large number who participated.

At a successful musical held in Pug-

wnsh Wednesday Miss Francis Fa\quhar~ son, Charlottetown and Miss Dakln gave a piano duet by Rossini.

Mr Conway, the golf professional has

notified the committee that he will hs at the links on Monday morning, August 26, to give instructions as arranged.

J. B. Coulson, the c rculation manager

cf the Worcester Evening Post has left on return to Worcester, after spending his vacation at his old home in this Province.

Ernest Chappril, who has been visiting

hiB father, C B. Chappell, left Saturday un return to Walt-ham. Mrs. Chappell left on a visit to Sydney before returning home.

Miss Edna White. who has been vlsit~

intl her home here, left Saturday on return to New York. Sho was accom- panied by Mlus Helen White, North River.

The Halifax Herald says:-Owing to the

unfavorable condition ofthe tennis courts yesterday afternoon the s -ml-final evsnra of the tennis tournament were nut pulh-d off but were postponed until Munday.'l‘nr

held on Monday, will tame place on Tu--s

when M. MoAvity, the New Brun-

Charlottetown players will be unable to be

present at the tournament ro compete in_ the cnampionshipe.

At Wednesdays session ofthe Maritime

U. B. W. M. U., held at Sussex N. B , the reports of the provincial secretary, Mrs. G. L. Pearson, for Nova Scotia; ;Mrs. Cox, for New Brunswick, and Miss Wadruurr, for Prince E-iward Island, were read. These reports showed that Nova Scotia raised $7,579.08 for home and foreign missions durlnrr the ymr;lil00; New Brunswick. $4.207 65, and Prinus Edward

elected was Miss Irene Clark oi

J. Snnfnrd Macdnnalrl, of the D, I. & S . received y`estei1'iaytne nad intelliger ne the death, in Alberta, of his eldest ter. Mrs. Isabel Crdtby, in the 45th

merchant of An‘ig-mich. She waf-

omplished, most estimnble and most

ney Post.

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PURE GRAPE JUICE!

We have imported the fol-

lowing from Lor1don,Englmd, and guarantee them abwlute~

ly pure and strictly uon-alco- hol c. ORDINARY-a bieadof grape juices. ~ ALTO DOURO » named after district where grapes are rown. g0NORRS’l‘ -juice of Coa- cord irfanea. MADEIRA-a juice of Que

giavor and aroma,

USCAT- from lfuscatel

flgl, IIE ALICANTE-a Spanish

page juice. AL ERIAN-from Algerian

raw s with a rich frailty divor- §ALES'l‘INi4-Imgort ff -the Holy Land. Heel 65 om #Loo per bottle. c to

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Remarkable Price Reductions “ in

Womens Summer Apparel

' LADIb;S'SUMMER COATS--Alloftnese SUMMER WRAPPERS -a ine ranti-

inclnding many styles and various sizes in ar.-

traciive stylish summer garments now

Iialf ' Price

SUMMER WASH SUITS-VVe have

notably prettv range in this dcpar rn.-n:.vrliit-

and colored suits many sizes going now at

One Third Off

in many patterns and a variety 0' ¢f"l°fi“8‘» new, up to the minute garments. nr

One ='I`.'_ir¢I Off '

SUMMER SKIRTF - ~t» m\‘v to wear

.°‘<i"`° lr .ve q' .ali .r rcIiin5 o .lou and r-rr moving out rapidly these days. Gael aslcrr- meat still at '

0ne Third Off -

‘f Latest Styles In Ladies' Sweaters W

Within the last few da s we have opened I. fresh line of these useful and extreme-

ly pretty garmeiits. Included unong the mmv colors are blacks. whites. navy. cardinal and so on, as well as pretty combinations of the colors mentioned. '

The styles are strictly correct. and as well as being a practical necessity than

chilly evenings. the garments are verv chic and pretty - _

' $210. 2-35. 2.75» 5-55. 5-95 ‘

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i And we have also 1 full line of knitted wool toques to marchfthd"lweaeev¢"1'luA»& J

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Furniture repaired. ` Furniture re-npholstr, red.

Furniture of all kinds made to order.

Great bargains continued in furniture, =; - _ii-; large stock is cleared out. _

At the old stand opposite Post. fliiire »ri;»f....

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one of nur- me; hammer aura. Wo hhvr a vary lla line or Q( anilfn./_a vu noch that will

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Discovers a Mine.

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the IIIGII RIVER di>tric'. IIIGII RIVER the heat town between CALGARI ami FORT McLEOD.

Why lt-ave your money in the Bank at 3 pl c. when vie can net you 15 _p. c. to 3.. p

c. in Calgary Citv property? - ‘

As a SURl'.`»4tlveotment we have the exclusive sale of 1oo,ooo acres of selected. fam

rr ds in the Calgary, High -River, and Raymond 'Dla|.ricts, at prices ranging from p $8.00 to 5.00 per acre. ' _ ,. i -

Writefus for information, and We will cheerfully

answer all communications

. Houses 'For Salc

ro room modern hipuse renting for ~ 5o.oo pei month, prim...»._, .. .. |5xo.oa 8roomhonserentri§‘for$ 5.ooper morth $r8_><.ou

The abovéilre only samples of the many good Iuveltments we have on our list.

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Farm and Ranch Las Real Elta°.~ and Insurance.

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