JULY 3 i9i4

_ ‘ I1 the Ula "Y" THB WN GUARDIAN """'” i I all _PAGE SEVEN

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Real Comfort for Your Feet

Sandals give your feet a real

treat for hot weather-thev are the coolest. lightest and best fit- ting things you could wear. Infantfs sizes 3 1-2 to 7 l Children’s 8 to 10 l

Misses’ fo 2 Women’s -2 to 7 Men’s to 10

Alley & Co

135 Queen St. _

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Get the

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Photo at COOK’S

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The Studio Where Baby's AI-

ways Welcome _

Latest in Photography 3| pr0n'.\,it answers and cheerful, alert

the BAYER PHOTO STUDIO

Leave your films with us fo finishing. _

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

' I Phone 1921

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For 'a Good Photo

_ -Visit the-

A. E. Lyon--studio

Finest work, moderate price.

Amateur’s Work

Considerable

Tradmg m

Municipals

The following is taken

from one of the current numbers of the “Mont- real Star” ' financial page:

“Heads of 1o_cal bond houses, which do a con-' siderable business in handling municipals, state that while the bond business gener- ally is very quiet they have all along been sel- ling good municipals without any trouble.

_They state that the yields on this class of investment is still very attractive and there are people in the market who are taking them on while they can get them at the present level.

In other respects the

bond market in very slow. Industrials are almost nothing doing in that line.”

We have a splendid list

of municipals to offer con- servative investors.

DOMINION

l' `the teacher and Father Gallant were

awarded to those students who had

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TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpetual Trustee”

_ tie ladies nnd little gentlemen. Mrs.

Hllllh (-`f0lIilll-K9 hindered 9- Wit" OI B9" (`I111l>lI\flY1, Tidnish. tions miulo at Poi|if.~dii-Clione lor nil

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_ . _ ‘\ __ _¢" ' ' 'I - (‘l.l2Al~£i~`.l.), July 2.-.“lclii'u, Miiiiiic I-oiiits in Clinafln and the Uuiloll "` ' `

ADVISORY BOARD

WJII. I I A H I assisted in the examination. Whe

I'I . CIi` . Dalton

TWH '

'IT PAYS to buy in this Province

'TI-llli MORNING Guardian can be

obtained ini Souril at H.J. Mah011'l.

GORDON NES il Guardian .gent in Montague. -

...'REBEltVE TUESDAY July 14th

for the Tea Party at'_Georgetown. BPecial train leaving city at -8.45.

3169-6-26m!mw_7i.

-'11 I

...°'l‘lie date of the great Eastern

Picnic at St. IPeter's Bayou Satur- day the 11th July. Be sure to at. tend. ' 3317.

...*WAN"l`ICD.-An experienced male

`1JEB.cher for nnnnudale School sup- plement ,$25.00, Midsummer vacation lioy Howlett, Sect’y. 3312-7-3m7ipd.

.JSUBSORIBERB should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued proniptli on erviry date

...°Mr. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative in Bourls will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the office oi undertaker Dingwell.

l . .‘IONA TEA.-Make your arrange- ments to attend Iona Tea July 6th. Reduced fares by regular morning train from city at 8.15. Special leaves city at L50 p. m. for Fod- hiii, returning at 7.30 p. m. - Fare 60 cents. Don’t miss it. 3264.

'...°HAni> COAL Fon souais.-.

'liie Schooner McClure will load !'f~inrd (foul at New- York for Souris ,und will arrive latter part of July. Persons requiring Hard Coal will please hook their order for delivery from this vessel with Captain Will- iam lvlclloiinld. Souris or A. l’ickard,_ Kr Oo., Charlottetown. 3257-fi-30M6i.

...°|<IXAMINA'I ION.-‘I lie Serr:l-i\ri-

nuul examination of Sturgeon school 'was held on Friday, .lunc 26th with a large number of rate payers, ladies and visitors present. ’l`lie pupils were thoroughly examined in all subjects by itev. Father flallsnt, Mr. Harry iJunn,, and Miss Lilemmie Murphy teacher of Perrmroke. ily their

faces the children showed evidence of careful and sedulous training. After thc examination prizes presented by

shown exceptional merit during th year. Conipli-rr.'antr'y remirks were then made by Father (iallaiit, Mr. I-larry Dunn, and Mr. Matthias bunilrigan. Some sound instruction was given to the pupils and they were urged to show always by con- duct and example that they were lit-

tt-anks to those who had so.kindly

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` hoir.1‘-time came everyone was sorry

Nl' YORK BTOOKI

July 2nd, 19N.

High Low Oloee

us; 932 \_;8'.§

6

Atchison A m. lieci. Sugar

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Erie

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Mex. 1‘ei.i'o1eu|i~. 5ll§ 58;; Miss. Pacific 1"” Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania

Reading! `

Southern Pacific 97

Southern Ruilumy

St. I’:|.lll

Union Pacific

U. S. Steel

Am. Sn-:lters 03 621 02A Amal. Copper H9 69;* Brooklyn lt. 'l`. 0;!

Canadian Pacific

092

9IL~

2iI§ 28.1

1.7% in IIIII 111

' 163; 1B3}

9Ii§

1092 111

154? fili

1542 002

91-1, 1932

12 B 5 for ,. iilé' Montreal & Quebec

1,, vu uvsnrooi. 163 'ru GREAT Bin'i‘iiN md c0N'uNEN'i'

90? hmni s¢».|\I»I;:i_¢¢\|¢ii smite §,‘.§`-’ “lliEGANTlC” - July 4 nn' “cANAi>A" _ iny 11

Utah fwippoi- 5:4: ggi

MONTREAL STOCKS.

5721

High Low

(lanmiu Cement Dom. 5-lfeel Corp'n. 2:; Montreal Power 221|; 228; ‘

N. S. Hteel & (Joni

(`fDni. 50; 495 50;,

Richelieu & Ont.. X!! .wx _ Shawinignn

Spanish It. fiom. ` 10.‘_. 10

_'I‘oru|ito liy. ]2~<

DOTTOZI

High Low Close

Spot-l 3.25 uncliiinged. July 1270 Octolicr ,215 Deceinlici' 1254

l25s 1:20 12 i0

1258 l2Zi 1240

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Hllth Inns

July V\'l-r-nt 70; 73,3 Sept. Wheat 79 785 July (forr 091 072 Sent. (`<~ru im one 1;.. Juli' Iwi( 2100 2135 :iss Sept. I‘l.»!'k 20210 2025

July I.nr<i Sept. I.ni\‘.

(Il one

|00-.'»

1022 lll20

I’-ell, Uuapinaii, 'i‘idi\ish; liiiiie Iiiglii, Bushey, l'ictou.

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an 5 7 to ]eave_ and an went “way feeuna ___i___...___.

Frank R. Ilearlz,

evinced their wisdom hy hiring the

Manager present teacher, for the coming year.

P . . Morris Block '_ Charlotte' Iiright intelligent teacher who under- 61'S0flaI attention glV€l1 I0 ICOWII stnnds her pupils perfectly, and sh

instructive afternoon, and that th

The ratepayers of Sturgeon hav

liiss 'l`r'\iror, the principal is a

is ably assisted by Mr. Peter Dunn

in' the primary department.

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Landing t o d a y

'N H . C lherton Dark Sliver .100 per Schn John M11_ . aturday, _July the llih. A_ E_ McL°____ on “___ 100

. _The Parishioners of St. Peters Below* 100

will hold a grand picnic on their g‘;'°khc_§’”°‘

beautiful church grounds on Sat- B,,',,,,,”

Ufday the 11th Of July- annie: For co.

This picnic will possess all the ami. i-nu attractive features of the best fiherlottvtown

conducted tea-party and afford g§{`t‘;‘_§““"

:is..”.lae:.irr:.‘ir;.zi§.if. st;

Son N Ioriginel ~ EW IJSIIO

Should Saturday the_1lth pfove Qvmieien

unfavorable, the picnic wil be “'"‘I’”`° _

held Monday the 13th or the first

fine day following Thursday lst, 1,-,,, 1.,,,d,,c,.,,, ,M

Saturday 4th, Tuesday 6th,Thurs- Great census Northern

day 9th. . Howm-num ion 3316-7-3M3,4,7&9. "°*‘ 1°”

133 ”°

lard 400 Barrels St.

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hit ,

John_Lime. _

ll. lions &. G0.

Coal Ie InTIie Lead

PICNIC

AT BEAUTIFUL

St Pe_ter’s Bay “'-

¢---""'*'* "“'-* insenchiisetts ....... ..100

North Milton Pedl- ‘

greed Foxes ioo -ioo

_ o. 10| 116

100 100 100 100

0plical Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We sim-to -give our patrons the ben- efit, the most, modern and approved methods of ex-

; er-?s

THE GREAT nsukil lux sind lluullilnlls

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YURNIBHED AND UORREOTIIID DAILY BY THE FOX EX- UHANGEB AND INVEST-

. HIIINT COMPANIES

LTD.

Asked

Par P1160

ohn Agnew Fur Farms

Ltd. 20 20

110

I I5 145

50 55 I 00 125 100 110

50 70 I0 G0

100 175

211|

100 ioo

150 ion 125

100 125

105 50

100 ]li0 100

l00 40

100 100 100 135

100 125

Milton Pefnh Io! Oo. l Mount Edward 113

1

North Trvon C

orth Shore

rovineial ,

Park Farm

Proinn '

Regal '

iz. J. iaeneni oo. Rayner International idsers Peyton

Reaord Rosemont .

l 50 105

10 10 100

5 0

100 100 10 15 B I6 100 120 100

For (Jo.

100 150 Ill! 125

For Os 190

100 200 100 100 £00 1.000 100 100 100 IIS 100 120

100 105 Ml ” 100 40 ` I0 50

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IS I0 I0 ' 10 00 05 100’ 105

“li”/\I EI) TENDERS addressed io

dere for (‘ritering” will he received nl- till July 15th for the privilege of ontciiug at the nnnunl Srottisli

of the Driving Pork Associatio

accepted.

I<‘. M. MCMILLAN,

` Secretory.

(‘iini'lol.ietov.'n, July 2, 1911,

LT.-COL. C. CREW lllllsli.

Sussex.

I was cured cf Acute Rheiimetism

by MINARD'Ei l.l'NAMEN'l‘, Markham, Ont. 0.' B. BILLING.

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MiNARD’i-l l.INAMl#}N'l`.

Halifax. ANDREW KING.

I was cured of Acute Bronchitls hy

MINARIYB I.INAMION'I‘.

Laksfleld, Line., Oct. 9, 1907

::WANTlCl).--A registered di-uggist,

good wages for competent man. Ap- ply to .I. A. (I. Ellis, Montague.

2881-6-11Mtf.

"'l‘hnsn who suflcr from tender _or

pcrsnirinv feet will fliid Wedds Foot. Powder just t.hc thing required. It destroys the odor of perspiration and keeps the feet healthy. cool and stro_ng, just tho thing for those wlin walk much and military men 2."ic. 'Phe Two Macs, 1-lil Great George Street. , MEM.

“l'ipes~~Wellinve them-nil kinds.

Our "Student" pipe ut 25c. and “Shield Brand" at !i5c. nre both guaranteed. A new lot ol,I3. B. li.'s

ter, Central Drug Store. 327|-6-3l\M3i:_

I Full Passenger I

List

The “=. 8 Digby" on ho-r but

trip from Halifax. June 2'»ih. rar- ried n full amenger list. lim i- n. rtriking eviynenfn ofthe populnrilv

of this splendid new onimnger

ehlg

9 “D'ghy’s" _ t nuillhl

from Hailtax is Jiily mils and any person anticipating a trip fo Europe this sninier should make

rsnrvatip; for ill:_ls naxt_si;illr&i _M0.00~I\a into verpoo. 1.

geeomtelees.

` Plume, write or wire. ,

Ill

, _ Furnus.\*’lhy & fo. Lid i U “III her

61# “LAUREN'l`IC” - July 18

riimi Only four shud days il sea. _ l

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‘2‘-’ ' Local Agents l

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just received; $1.00 up. E. A. Fon- |

sun Evssv sirunnu ro|.i_owiNs Bates to Liverpool from $92.50 lst Class

IA id ll 2nd ll

_.1-

W. K. ROGERS 8. C0.,

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(harloitelown Steam Navigaiion_Co., Lid.

Coininencing Monday the lst of

' 4, J une, the

S’l`EAl\il~7Tl NOl'l’l`HUMBl~}Il‘-LAND eaves f`.h:ii'Ioitc1;nwn for Picton, N.

Iinily, (except Sunday) nt 8.120

. . élzéi 'dloek n. ni., leaving Picton on ro- ,_.`,,l rn about -L00 p. in. i`<mii(\,i:ti¢i|is 'H ado at Picton lor all points in

I

Nova Scotia.

203'? ‘ s'i‘i<i/\Mi<iR rimvnicss

Summer side fo Pain* dn-

mzu Leaves 1' _ -- ` i hene, N. li., llnily (sxce|‘it._ biiiiiliiy)

about lil o'clock a. ni., leaving l'uint-

"Ews I n-Cherie on return nliout 4.30 p.m.,

rmnecting with exprer-is trains for

F.N'I`IiIRl<lD, July 2-Hchr. Miuiiic liarlottctown and Tignisli. Coiiiuic

Hintee

G. W. WAKEFOIIII,

Manager.

that they had spent an enjoyable ann harlottotown, May Qilth, 1'.»|4,

_ o D S 2l‘.7\."»-_"i-zuiivl u.

l . ~ - »

H. M. Davwon .school “ss in the best of couditwné ___ ____ ___ __ _____.___. ___

this I undersigned and marked "’l`en-|EaStB\'I'| S,S,

International Line

0" I.-' ,‘...., .

-.suthciing to bc held on the ;,roi.i.<l.. Change m Schedule, |“u,ea'ed

ii,

I-Il’0I't-T"‘i.oi\~n, August 12th. The ’

lowest or any teiider not iiccesi-:iii-ily! Servlce'

L- es St. John Mondays Wednesdays and

tnv

Fridays :ii 9.00a. m. for Luhrc, Iizisfnorl, Port and and Huston. Rcl\irning.leaves Cniitinl Wliiul Boston, 9.00 ai. m. Mondays. \V¢-:Inesiidys and

|I` Iulwz 'i ri '\l

13 ,_,_ _: 3. Friday: for Porlluiirl, aaslpfvri, , '.i\ _ . I 1 7 *M Lllilinl I>I|{I~fC'l` SF.R‘\’I(.'IS liil~.\'i~eii Si. ,lolnil-\\1l

lioiilun.

MAIN S`l`I-ZAMSIIIP LINE

Dirt-rt service between Portland and New York Leaves I`iank|in Wharf, l'oriland 'l`n.-\|I,.v:1 'l`hiirsd.'iys and Suiuidnyii :it H210 ii. ni. for Ni-\v York. I):\_\' fi'ip»:lc~uvii\g l’nill:\inl:it l'l.'lli A. M for New York. l.o;i\'i-=;Sl. john `/ l’. M. .’\.ll.in:i<' liiiw on 'l`ur>:.!;i'.:a. l"iiil;\_v:; mul S:lii||il:i\~; lol Iliifaliiii ilii'i~i'l.

Sl. John. Tiikel ()il`|re. 47 Kink! Si.

L. R 'l`lI(lMl’.~5UN. T. I".& P. /\

A F.. Fleinniiniz. Akon! Sl. Inhr. ll.

__..; 11!

,_ . < -_ ~_,.»,, .

Direct Route to Boston

S. S. Iivzliigciilic from I'li:irl<»lii~i<\\\ ii l"inl:i_\.-i

:ii noon.

I"mni Ilulifiix

S. S. r- vangelino S'\¢\ir1l:iys.

S. S. llnlifax Monrl \\'.s find Tlinr':rl:\\~:=. Pngiil-qgn-i ~' li n‘.‘ixi,< I ll:ii‘a-(li lnwii on Mun-

" '. I. 'si ul >l:ii\iid'|\':= vi:| I’|i'lmi viii:

Iliui~¢ i) u _ ~ .Ili sli‘;ii\\i'i':: h~1\Jiui; II:\|iI:ix yor Ili».~i~»i\_

iurlfii-r i|il'mii\rvf\o_n iinplv in _

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f'h:|rl\iii\ l iwn, 1'. I5. I. H

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_ Montreal, Toronto

Chicago »

(Via Windsor and Michigan Confrnl) I.v. Honfreel, . . 3.45 I- m Ar. Toronto. - - 5 4" P- fn " Woodstock, . . 8 45 " " London. . 9 25 " " Daimif. » 'I 35 " Arr. Chicago. . 7.49 A. m- l.v llonfrenl. . . 10.00 P- M- Ar. Toronto . . 7.5* A. m. " Ioodeloeli, . . |055 " " london. . . II I5 " " Delrnil, . '. I-30 PJ"- Arr. Chicego, . . 9.0* P- 'I1-

iI.1Ir.iInIIuwe?Tr\Il4`bIIianrIiiE°?lpf:»"giiidgwegifd Tourist Sleepers.

- Only Through All Rail Route

of Dress Embroideries

Our whole stock of Dress Embroid- eries will be put on sale this morn- ing at very low prices. We have gone right through the line, and give you below a synopsis of the

values. .

27_inc1i wide Fine Swiss

Embroidcries for Childrens ‘ Dresses. Regular 90 to $1.10

Sale Price 7 Sc yard

_2_7 inch in the Very finest

qualities. _ Regular $1.25 to $1.35. Sa-e Price 98c yard

40 inches wide. Full dress

width Swiss Embroideries. Regular $1.00 to $1.85. Sale Price 7 5c _y ard

40 inches wide. Full dress

width Swiss Embroideries. 'Very fine qualities and neat patterns. Regular $1.25 to $1.65 . 95c yard

The o.lwu\v.s~bu.sY Store.

-. ,_ ._. _*

a if .» I u.,- _

The Boiler inspection and _

insurance Coinpany of Canah

c:ossoi.rina snciniiciisrrrrciizscr i~;xrra'is rowi-:ii Pnisr srrciiiiisrs

(V15-l'I`Al>$i.I.‘ilfEl) 1875)

TORONTO

-IIOILER INSPECTION ANI) INSURANCE.

Piziiwllvztl lnsp-»|_;iio¢i of Steam Boilers, Digests-r.-1, licnnniuilrr And Oilier VL-essels By Experts

Spei:ifira'.li»ii.~i I-‘vrnlshed for Iloilcrs, lllgvrsiris eic.

Plans for Boller Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chliimeys, en.

Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Pur':iii\.se

Innuranro Against. All Loss or Ilnniauo io Vroporty and Ima of Lite

And I'nrm\imI liii\ii'ioa Iti~suli.i\ig from tho lfxploiiion of Stenin Boiiure uignmra. l<Ieonoir.i'r.n.~s and other Voniwls.

ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Inspection and Indication of Steam Engines By Experts

lnuirnnne Against inn or Damage to Property Causwl By Bmsknown of Engine or liiirstimr of I' y~Wb0<i\

.____..__-..._.-4-

BICRVICR PROTECTION SUI’PLIiMIi.N'I‘I`iI) BY _

INSURANCI( " ""

for full Infomation Write To

W. -K. Rogers Co Limited

G.neral Agent

' Charlottetown, P. E. I.

848, io, zM.iI

` ` i=:N»oi'1Nc 'rua avinanci-i 7. » _,,,___________,_ __________V_ __ __._______v__.,__.__,_.,______ _.___________________________V__ ____ __ __ ____ An Irish soldier on scntry duty

" ` ' " ' v ' ` ` "I ""` ""' had orderr to allow no one to smoke

_.again OENT pu wopq ,Mb muy near his post An officer with a tion for advertising in this wmmn, lighted cigar approached, whereupon 0"), mu" 5,;-,nomplmy 0|-4,, “im Pai, boldly challenged him, and or :num charge twenty-fivg wg", dered him_ to put it, out at once. The

___ nflicer. with a gesture, of disgust, _

___ap0xEg FUR 5ALE_ App” to threw away his cigar; but no sooner a €

George Keele, Soni-is, 2425.5-1gM“_ was his buck turned than Pat picked

' ____ it _up and quietly retired to thc sen-

.nsounis 'rim-\.-come ini to the "Y'b"‘- T110 °‘“°"- h“P‘P"‘i“l= *O

Bonds Tea 15th July See_ ad§,_ look around, observed ii. beautiful

' ‘ ' 329-,_ cloud issuing from the box, He at .._?_..______ once challenged Put for smoking on

-:+1-i-i-i-i-i-i-\-1-i~'-x-i-i-i-i-i~i-i-14 <‘“‘Y~

' ' “Sn ching, is .t, sur? Bedad, and

1‘m only keeping it lit to show

_ A ' ` ' ' to

~ the corporal when he comes, as evid-

. cues niziii yoiil"

_ . 1

hiifiiiis ALLAN LI _ ithi‘i'“

3 Snilinqi_Weekly vin St. ence

YASTZST TRAIN! 1

Between IIONIRILAI. and TIIICIIGO

l Iv. nfiiowl. if ii. ifi»Ii\..c I1_.'aI.'.~\. i¢»n....~».n.

, (len. Waller, Ag-nt, li:-ini.\ii.n Fxpifss 1`n. i nmloiir-inwn, l'. i-._ l.

annum-:aussie lm »

From T0 LIVERPOOL Quebec -~»Alentiln, .....]uly 2 July 30

g‘ontreai..Vlcmrian .....,lulv 7 Aim. 4

cts-c....Cslnrisn..... uly l6 Ang. lfi

l|on¢resl..'l`unisian Iuly 2| Ang. ill

T() IIAVRE

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wmn-enl. Grampian ..... ..,luiy 3 A\i|.l Montreal..§ranvlinnvim... ulv \l Ai\s.1

\\ontreni..|l\=s1\c'\nn Jul is Ang. 3

Montreal. .Corincln... .. .. |uIy2.5 Mig.

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