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In Egypt twenty ing the first week’s o

In Germany and China has more America aver

ountry. This is exp reached its greatest

rations of an electric railway. England there is one blind person every 1,000. blind than all ot.her countries. Spain cemes nent.

rfection in this countryf

Many eyes have been saved through the timely use of glasses. We test eyes for glasses. Any eye we cannot it should have the atten

tion of a doctor who is an eye specialist.

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THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Liverpool,

THE SUN nvsURANcl COMPANY, of r/widen.

'rHE¢§HcENIx INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brooklyn. THE UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Y0l’k.

$400.000,000.00 l.';.‘§l‘.§.E‘i‘.‘.§‘.l§‘3.

aetttexnents.

JOHN McEAC HERN, Agent

Combined Assets:

Lowest rates and prompt

8-7-d cad. 3 mos.

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P. E. l. Commercial College, Isaac Oxenham, Principal__

1901. A thorough and complete Business Course, and a

Shorthand and Typewriting Course are givenin this Col- lege. The very best work is done here. Our students are _ successful everywhere. Call at College, over Bank of Nova i Scotia between li and 12 a. m., and 2 and 4 p. m., or send § f .r Prosp» ctus. 2

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Princip \l and Proprietor.

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bon Photo. It isthe acme of perfection. Call and view this

Re-opens after the holidays on TUESDAY,AUGUS'1‘ 20th, "h

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30th

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The Latest News From

i Prince County.

` THB remains of Mr. Charles Llewelyn whose sid death occurred by drowning at Railway Wharf on Tuesday night were taken by train yesterday to Murray Harbor to be interred there by the side of his father.

. YH! S. S. Polino called hers yesterday from Montreal hnd left at 4.30 with the following cargo; 5 cattle, 1 horse, 20 bar- rels potatoes, etc.,for Sydney, 13 sheep for St John's, Nild.

Norma.-Our customers are kindly re-

quested to use as few lights as they can conveniently get along with during Wed- nesday. Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. This is necessary owing to changes being made in the steam plant. Otherwise the service is liable to interrup- tion during above days, Summerside Electric Light, Ltd. 3 3i

_ Tris: departure of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Alexander, whose marriage was lsolemnized yesterday morning, as re- ported in this column yesterday was the

__ occasion of a large gathering at Railway

Wharf to bid the happy couple farewell. Steam whistles serenaded the party as they drove to the pier and the good ship Northumberland was gaily decked with hunting in honor of the event while amid showers of rice many of their friends gave them a hearty hand shake and a good send oif. Besides the bride and groom the party consisted of the groom’s mother, Mrs. A. E. Alexander, his sister, Miss Lucy Alexander, his uncle, Mr. Her- bert Alexandei-,‘ and aunt Mrs. Edwards Alexander. Mr. John Campbell and Miss Maggie Campbell,brother and sister of the bride accompanied them as far as Monc- ton.

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‘An Editors Dpinios

0! the llarvelioua Restorative Qllll- ttiea ot De. Chaae’a Nerve Food.

Mr. A. R. Fawcett. the well-known

editor and proprietor or The Leader and Recorder, 'Toronto Junction. writes :- “It is very seldtrn that 1 need medi- cine ot any description. but this sprint; I "t b 'l _ do a. cl t t

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sorts generally, that I became some- what alarmed. Chancing to read A testimonial about the results derived from Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food, from a - gentleman whose case. seemed to be identical with my or n, I purchased a box, and commenced using li..

one I-eguu was -imply marvellous.

I w s benefited Iron the first, and soon restired to my usua- good health. I never felt better in my life than I do now. To tell the simple truth. I did not have very great faith in an? medi' clne until I used D.~. Chase‘s Nerve Food, but now I have no hesitation in stron ly recommending this great

remedy to others. as a valuable and et- tectivs remedy."

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. the treat.

nerve restorative and blood builder is making hosts of cures in all parts ot this broad Dominion. Gradually and thoroughly it builds up the system and overcomes weakness and disease. 50 cents a. box, all dealers. or Edmun- eon Bates ds Company, Toronto.

TENDERS FGR

A D ru g-Stock

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SEALED TENDERS will be received by the

undersigned addressed “John E. Bell, Char lottctown,"axid marked “Tenders for Stock) up to ia o’c1ock, no:m,on saturday. the four- teenth day of September next. igoi, for the atockof Drug-, Fancy Goods, Bhrp Furnigqfg and_ eiects o Mr. Lawrence W. Watson (doin business in Charlottetown, under] the name 5 W. R. Watson) and situated and bein in th; Drug Store and Premises lately cccupie§ by Mr. Watson on the west side of Queen Street, Chg;-_ lottetown, adjoining the premise; of Mgsgfg George Carter &_ Co. The stock list of the property may be inspected at the city; of Mr, A. A. McLean, Solicitor, Charlottetown, and ln- tending purchase s will have the privilege of 'inspecting the property on application gg ughef Mr. McLean onthe un ersigned. ' , The above sale is made in purmmngg of |;h

}__proviaioiis for sale contained in a Chattel Moi-ti

381'* m8d¢ 'Qi fh¢ Silid _Lawrence W. Watson

gi the.i;’x;deisignedé9l;earing date the Sth day of

ecem i',A.D.,i _ ' -'_ The purchaser will have th ” ` rt it 1

sttiigéiag 61:; lease oi' the Drug Stiirglzaihggt log- ‘rheundérss ned does n t ba d sim if scceptihe highest or any te?tder.n _ se

~ JOHN E. BELL,

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BOS ON TUE; DAY and e;eAr'I¥URDAY

:£530 P. m. standard *S* express to Boston. Steamers “Cnmbeg.

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Brief Description oitlic

Building

EV’RYlHlNG’UP-T0-DA (E

The Fittings of the Best- The Vaults _ and Safes

Touched Upon.

On Tuesday morning, the business' of

the Bank _ of Nova Scotia was resumed under new conditions in the remodelled building on the corner of Richmond and Gt. George streets. Yesterday a GUAR- DIAN representative visited the new banking house in order to get an idea of just what had been done, and through the kindness of Mr. D. Fettil, Torbneo the superintendent representing the architects, he was shown through the building. As the writer entered the bulld- ing he .was impressed with the massive mahogany doors three inches thick, with Yale locks and old brassytiulsh. Tlievesti- bule doorsare 3) inches thick and hung with double action Chicago butts and have Yale furniture with bower barif.

The ceiling has a dome in the centre and beams running to the walls, dividing it up into panels, finished at the walls with cobbles. The walls are plastered with sand finish and the upper floors are carried on heavy steel beams, supported by seven inch iron columns with moulded caps. The whole of the upper sashes are glazed with luxier prisms, made hy the Luxfer Prism Company of Toronto. ’ The prisms double the light and distribute it around the rear of the omce, making t_he light very -even. The lavatory and cloak room atfthe rear

is lined all around with Tennessee marble

to the height ot seven feet and is equipped with plumbing ot the most modern de- scription, and along with the floor of the

banking room is of polished maple.

The manager’s department on the corner

and on the two sides is formed with mahogany screen walls filled with chipped plate glass. This is to prevent the public seeing who is in conference with the

manager. The whole ofthe fillings are of mahogany.

The plan of the main business depart-

ment is octagon with public space in the centre, having a cheque desk covered

with plate ziass top,supported on columns and cn-ved brackets. The base or me .nr- ,ferent dttings is of Rouge Royal Mu-ble,

The floor in the public space is laid

with mosaic tile, the body being made gf a deep red and relieved by tiles of a light- er shade. A neat border sets oil' the whole floor it also being of colors.

There has been installed a ventilatingsys-

tem.driven by water motor which is audi-

cient to change the air in the uilice every twenty minutes. -

THE SAFE AND VAULT.

The Wells °f the vault are built ot brick

laid with cement and are 28 inches in thickness and lined inside with six thick-

`nesses of steel. Chilled steel is used in

the construction and is placed just where experience has deemed necessary. There are 50 safety deposit boxes of various sizes. The cash sate is ot the most modern and

manufactured especially for banking houses by Goldie and McCu1logh. The sate and outer doors api provided with time locks. There are two doors and rt day gate, the latter being kept locked gli the time. The inner door is composed of tour thicknesses of steel and wg gg wr gf seven. _ The vault was made by J. 8; J, Taylor, Tomato. There is also a two

Mm,tgagee_]story book vault with 28inch walls and

Aug, 31, 1901 Sept; 3d f, dfmble d°°1`5-

The work on the-building has bam ue- illrably performed by Mew. Lon Bros.

The nttings and mahogany 'ml-k uve been placed by the Globe Furniture Com. pany ot Waikerviile,Ont.

The d*°i3“° We!! Pl_PPl1'°d ill lasers. Bond sr smith, one or the loading nm. of Toronto.

The work has been carried out under

the superintendance of Hr. D. Fettin,

T01’°lW°» l'°l>l'§B6Dting the architects.

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blood in the bpdgpgggees the heart labour;

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'A resident and day school for the

A thorough collegiate course _A stan' o thirty teachers, gi

Amei.ca_n schools of M_usic.

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