ldeal

Mo 'crate' Prices _

Jeweler and vopiiclan

, ._ ._ . __ _ _

llave’You` Seen Thorn? “"'“‘°"‘“

_:Tilt V¢[y i.8it’.$i Pearl‘tintedba`cli ground

ii`l:5_'f`1i`lI°°°i`i'f"`i“:"_i"iorr

_, _ _ , _ _ a ° -

The srniua vvssfs naw rr sims waioarna. ,

White Hellebo

._ .-7.

- F°f\1‘edestrncrlon of insects current,-gocseberry bushes

otlierplaots. ‘- ' '

_ Fresh stock just received.

` Wholesale und Retail,

Geo. Hughes, . larornscaslas' HALL. 4

OD and

?fC,anvas _

. _f__

:Slices for T

,Every hodv

iTi*`A`NG sl _

_ -11 ,

'jf _Ladies white can-

'vas shoes $1.oc, $1.75,

Sweet, large and juicy 3oc

also a nice assortment of fruit,

'The cream and buttermilk

01.'

$2'-ro. ~

we " ' . ,nd Mens white canvas

, il

sell is -unequalled for Havor quality. . ‘ . V _ .

_Our groceries are fresh and of

thebest quality. V _

Highest prices paid for eggs.

/Cholcehamaudihacon a epecia ty. Qoodb déiivgred _to"a‘n'y/`part of he_ city; , A -` W. W, _' WALKEP.

Phone 545.' sh_w:;Eisataar and Orlebar Sta

shoe"s'$r 35, $2.00. I

).»~u-'-~- .r -

,Qlrlsf white canvas “if” - ' ' ' _ shces__85c. ,. '_ A “'~.ic_hila'. wonecsovrs

shoes 7 5c.

.- __ ,_; ~'. ' '_‘~_ , A Cool and ‘ Refreshing! ' 1‘hew_arr'r§ #ther-'calls for something re ahirgto drink to seep von in work ghnmor ,We “can supply you with a

choice line. " , .

avncra nr ar.r.‘ri.avoi‘rs. < ` put up in 1o,_ I5 and a5c

bottles. Lnnrynrcn »

We have a choice line, every

,healthy-_drink-ld, 15 and;25c

fbottlelf ' ` f , -

`- ‘ Call and sed our etock+~all

goods fresh. '

McK»enna"ls

Gapcanvy .

' Co d Doi'

Tw-==f°=°= ¢.:.§:.°::::. ....

.Bummer Boarders. accomm id ations for t~ G d boatin a bar.

;.uri§ns. For terms/and rsteriprgshapply w Gs

n v‘i"»'t'°i‘{id."ir°”...°ri’”i‘»'.!r'..ii""° Tiempo

' Alleyfil Co.

‘ .

, n

~l]|Tl__|l.Ui.Jl]HllSilN.

Kent 5tf°¢¢. »

Practice limited to Diseases .

_ 'of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat

,ln Skin.-

. ,Mt ee.teatod.andjiitted]for

‘I “ orncl: norms stolla. m. l.€fr_Mlln m.

Evenings by anpoantment. »

"dtww-

bil

.:r.“:."::'°“ ‘3° m. ri” -..."‘"i _ _ - " ` ” luasiailTorni_|aios

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Handsome residence situated Dundee Esplanade lately occupied

the American Consulate. Aplply to

MESSRS. HASZARD & G UDET. lgituwitf. _ _

EaglcSl1oc

`l"0rfMel1_' .

This is a new' Breakfast

Food which has just been put on the market and proved a_ very popular seller. The price is.

I2 cents e package

` For sale at-

)Beer & Goff's.`f K..

,~ » - " on have fnot har; ;ha(; ~.»fee~1sf#4~=5» so c »1i'°.i::,‘:.°:°..‘:.:.i;°‘::...'.f:.;~ V l C lf, li T C i lil'

B°f`;'_,,i ' i»n°r;°roGaliPns ° ' I S BAYER P“e°t con’ 'T‘!iilp£;rm.. ' Pliotonralrherz '

_ Vici Kid.

` The best shoes made for ` the money-

Qoodyear uwelted.

_ ,Sprague St C0. `- aimisvsioiz,

‘i‘h¢ first message jtisr rcccivcd- from

_ - rcad. as

* follows: F

SEhD US UP SOME FAMOUS SOAP.

= :ss i-'°-Q11 =~ ~.l..

_' erpa=»_

aaa ipanarraca. uynn, cora- jlotleot, an spending the summer visiting relatives- and frlaadl in this Province.

irras`msaia riisaauia a aananw ar

Judge Flftlleiald. _0\ll`_tl0_ltetcwn, is ,alay-

inpl`:dKall@hx, t-he guest of ldr's.6taholog. Vic ` aBoe»d_ . ` _ I _. _oss ami: misread ensaunenyraiiad to pet In an _appearance at the Police

andhia bali bond was forfeited. be assault casa which was to ir_avs some up yesterday was settled out of court.

Hon. Frank Oliver, the Missas`0ilver

and Masters Alex and Jack Oliver arrived in this _city on Friday night and want to the Clif! oo Saturday to apand a holiday. p ith- Oliver leli: on return to Ottawa' yes vterday.

The Guardian ls pleased to report that

the condition of Harry Hermann, who on Sunday euifared a slight shook of para- lyiris, is considerably improved and the chances for his speedy and complete re- covery were very good yesterday.

Aa will na seen by rsfarencelto the first

page of to-days Guardian the members who composed the class oiialgnaliere from t§,IPrlnca Friward Island militia who were instructed thla snrlngin this City have emerged with the highest honor-s `from the competition. Forty-eight, whose names are elven have been granted certi- 'flcetes of signalling. '

The f.bir"ty-five ton schooner Two

_Brothers from Port Hastings with a. cargo of coal for B. W. LsPags, of North Rus- tlco, while entering Rustioo Harbor on Saturday struck against the bar and sprang s leak. The crew ‘consisting of Captain Doucette and tvo others were obliged to have the vessel as quicklyas possible and a few minutes later she dia appeared from view. The Two Brothers was owned by N. Peters of North Rustlco.

. The Maritime' Y.'M. 0. A. camp at Big Cove, Sutherl`sn<l'_s River, Picton Conty opens today. L. W. Archibald; secrctdry of the Charlottetown Association leaves today with tha following boys: Ed Allan, H. Plokard, F. Balderstcn, Arthur Mc- Lcod,_ Willie Cotton, Clydcl Auld, Col- in McDonald, Ernest Carson, Roy Taylof, and Percy Stanley. They will be.jnlnod_,in Summorside by George Sharpe, Frlnk McNeill, and Henry McLeod. Thecnmp will lust for two

wceksl/ After camp is over Mr, Archl sid accompanied by his wifc, will leave for his vacation.

, A.McN.Simpson, who Is a native of ,this Province, having formerly belonged toDe_SabIe, and who Is now Superlntsnd roof Agencies for the Imperial Life Ins- urance, Co., arrived here thc other night, on a business trip and to spend s' 'short visit with his mother at DcSi\lrle. Mr. Shaw's many friends are glad to see *him once more among them. His success `ln his chosen career has been ooneider» lable. Hllrlse has been watched with interest, and his advance to his high position in the insurance field is a.mirtter oflkeen pleasure to the large circle who nrclntérested ln' Mr. Shaw’s career.

The S.2S. Hnllfanof the P1antLlne from Boston is expected toarrlvc this morn- ing. The following are her incoming pnssengerg: D. C. Saunders, Mrs. F. R. Boyc",NsllMcLean, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Donai\oe,A. Hill, A. McMillan, Mrs. J. M. Hennebssy, Miss F. I-Iennessey, Miss E. Henneesey, B. ilhsliilall. MP8- ohappsil, Miss M. Cherwell. Miss Wtckett, Wm. Coffin, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. J. Hornsby, Miss E. Whitney, J. Glyddcn, MiasA. Collin, Mrs. A. Rock- well. D. Mills, Mrs. P. Cunningham, Mies F. Shannon, P. Holden. Mrs. Holden, D Stewart, Mrs. D. Stewm-0, Misa B. stow.-.ro, L. D. roller. MH- Fuller. Mre. O.Treverrda1l, Miss A. Foley, MIME. Henry, A. W. Haywood, C. SIDD. Mrs. C. Fraser, Miss M. McGiilvary, A.J. Mo- (},,r|»,y, M"_M0OgrLy, Ml!! A. E. O'Nolll, Miss M. E. O'Neill, A. S. Fraser. A. J. McDonald. :There were IW DMSBDBGTB for Halifax, and Bl for Hawkesbury.

The Supreme Court met yesterday to hear motions and aruumente.. Owinll UZ ms; court rosetlnn today st- Gccriw town all argument* Wort 0rl‘lB\‘€d W »t-rnrl over until next Mlchaelrnas term. The Chief Justice <lciivered` the un-

animous decision ofthe Court in the irratterof the applicitlon oe William Kennedy for a certiorari to quash a conviction made by NB" Mil' Qosrg-i¢,Stlpendiary Magistrate for the town of Bummerside for an alie¥°d breach of the Prohibition Act. The summons upon which the conviction was made was served by-9°\\Kh. U1! pfnseoutorantl the defendant :did not appear, and he was convicted In his ,\,,¢|m»_ He than applied for a Writ of Cerllorsri on the ground that the service 'of the summons was lllelrll b¢°l\ll° Ti' "“ ,wg ghgig by a dlalnter cated and qualified constable. The matter was M3000 ‘D May tsrrn before the fnli Court by Mr. Johnson for Kennedy and Mr. Gaudet for the prosecutor. when iudmmwt “I ff' served. ,The Court unanimously held yaassrdsy that tha defendant Kennedy was wall advised when he treamd the aer- viea of the summons as a nuiiity and held that tha conviction must bn squashed and made the rule nlal for the writ of certlo~ rari absolute with NIU-

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T “Sous Water-Our soda tradais ever lncraaslng. Wa .have an elegant fountain. ami rrp-to-date apparatus. up °l\i.Ybl:° purest fruit flavors and tht t "um D,-mu,-able; Wa make our own los-cream and give ovary i ttantlon to qnshilllori. WDC!! if’ A* W*

;Heddin's, Soda Water. _

“sry piece

ocolatea \

all the latest* davors when 7°” 1° °° Y°‘}' Pound ‘nd lm" 901,55 b txes with Whites

slr. Jnstlea Knsgacn want to Gaorga-

town yesterday afternoon ts- praeids at

_tho Bnpeams Court which opened thars

this moraine.: .

The trustees ofthe estate of the lata

Gao:-gs Davies will esll by auction on July twentieth twohuilding lots st' ‘Br-lghton. Particulars call be seen by their ad in this issue '

Alex. Macdonald. the Standard Oil

rnegnate, la expected to arrive here on .Fr‘day evening to spend the summer at hla seaside home at Daivey on the North Shore of this Province, -

There will he widespread sympathy for

H. H Macfarlane of the 'Mark Wright' Fumiahing Co., whose wifa died yester- day. 'rum are tnrae:iin|s7ai»rinr¢n nn," to mourn their bitter floss, Mr Moller-laps has been ill tor along time and the sorrow ofthe bereaved family will be deeply rg. gretted by all their friends.

St. Paul'e Sulfday' school picnic, 'vblch was postponed from Saturday ou account oirain, waqheid yesterday at Westville, and this time there was nothin: to complain of on the score of the weather. There was a big attendance of the Sunday School scholars” and many friends and other visitors, took advantage of the occasion to visit beautiful Wcst River, and enloy the excellent. picnic provided by tlloee in clrarg_e of the arrangements.

There was an enormous attendance

yesterday at the moat successful picnic ever hold by the League of the Cross. The beautiful settlement oi Fodhia has seldom seen such a large and happy gathering as was deposited there yesterday by three special trains-Hi cars in -addition there were number-ai ni the country round about, and one xsncs at. the scene was enough to convince anyone that is picnic was in progress. The weather was per- fection. and the arrangements in conn- ection with ttre picnic were just as perfect as the weather. Consequently everything went ss merry ee a marriage ball, and everyone wls happy. During the day FatherReardon delivered a short address on temperance. The League of the Cross Band wesln attendance and furnished' Dlcntyfof enjoyable music during the day Allooflllrogrerrrof athletic sports was' contested' with the following results: _Fiftyyard dash, boys under nine-Art' Callaghan, second Wm. McCarran. Fifty Yard dtlell. boys under thirteen-Pat McQnald,`Reg McDonald. One hundred Ylird dash, boys under twelve-John McA\aer, Pat McQrmid. One hundred Yards dash, bovs under fifteen years- Egbert_Hughes, Frank McKenna. Two' hundred yards dash, open to League- Jsmda Duffy, Wm. fDoncvan. Fon# hundred and forty y`nrds, open to League -Wm.Donovan,JIm Duffy. Boot race, open-fwm. McForiand,Henry Fitzgerald.-` Putting shot-Ewen McCloskey, Broad ‘THIRD-James Donovan, second G. Scott. High jump -James Donovan, second Jim Duf¥y.Needloirace-Ernest Brldgee,Ernes Hogan. Pole Vault-Jim Duffy, J. Purcell. Ona hundred and twenty yards dash, open to all corners-Wm. Donovan, One hundred yards dash, open to League -G. Scott E. Hughes. Awards on points were given as follows: James Duffy.

slang Donovan, thirteen; Hughes, elgh , eight. Suitable and valuable prizes were given to all the winners, a handsome cup falling to Dudy. the Lhlgb- est winner on points. The trains with the returning excureionists arrived in the City shortly after nine o'clook last night. It is- estimated that nearly one thousand dollars was realized. °

WAN TED

, Every gentleman who wants anything ntne clothing lineto inspect my new spring goods. They are the prettiest patterns you ever saw in suitings r coatlnlls, trouserings and ancy vestinqs. This is the store to get your clothes madetd order at the lowest

g .

employ the beet. mechanics ln Char- lottetown and if you leave your order here you will receive entire satisfaction.

JAMES CALLAGHAN

Merchant Tailor,

», attorrtsir UW" Q“°°"

“rOn Wcdnesrlnys and Saturdays during

the months of July und August the fare toPiotou and return same day will he $1.50 Including tea. 7-l0dt| Aug31_

pp an f

"Bi-focal" glssscawere in.

vented by Ben Franklin.

The advantages of bifocal

glasses to persons in middl¢ life, whose "far" sight is dc- fective, are very great.

Without the bifocal, such

P¢reona would require to use two pairs of glasses. changing from one to the other, as thelf recuirementa demanded.

In church, at the lecture or,

concert in commercial life, in almost every phase of life, th ¢ bifooal proves itself to be a re- markable convenience and time saver. _

By the aid of our up-to~date

plant, we are able to make np nearly all combinations of these popular glasses.

‘i-'§.=!!.‘:!.s.le.°e°“-

DIAN _

. ln New Proves »Blcck-5-Cl\‘a'rlottcto'wn-.

possible price for-good oods I have in`\

BROS.

sEAsio_E_

R EQUISITES

Ladies’ Bathing Suits. Misses’ Bathing Suits.

Men's Bathing Suits. Boys’ Bathing Suits. Swimming Trunks For Men

and Boys.

Bathing ‘Caps and Shoes. The most complete stock

ever shown here.

~I sr

Miss-es’ and ladies' in navy and cardinal mohair

$2-75 to 33-95-

Shoes noc and 550.

Caps 25, 45 and 75c each.

Boys’ and men’s trunks 14c to 35c.

` Mens’ two piece suits 85c to $3.5o.

Men's suits, one piece $1.09 to $t.5o.

srANLEv°BRos'.

L I

Sanderson Q1 Co, floor

Our direct shlpmonta from the mills include flour lr- small corny," ea'

nncl large bags, hnlf~banola and barrels nf all the lnarlinir ahd

brands. Our prices are especially low $4.50 barrel upward. F d B0 Phone ee

9...* Sanderson ®. Co. _rn

' _ Lowest Prices

_ Sunnyside Grocers. ,

'YT

_ l i T I B T l

he Royal 'Bank of Canada

.f_~~r‘".".~_= -fit.

-l-_i--»i-» -\ - _- <-1===- cc.

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3 .-_\.`.?.*> i. ;

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The prudent man realizes the uncertainties of business

and the folly of spending his entire income. It is every rnan’s duty to save a portion of his earnings and place it wlcere it will bear inter est.

Savings department.

J. F. McMiLLAN,

\ Manager, Charlottetown-

l I . if

THT IIHAHLUTTTTUWN BUSINESS EULLTST

--A N D---

INSTITUTE UT SHUHTHANU li TYPEWHITINE

Rc-Opens for the Fall

» and Winter Terms on

Monday, August l9tli.

The urgent demand for C.B.C. trained help, especially

young men, should arrest the attention of every young man who thinks of preparing for business life.

Altogether every male stenographer has been place:i,and

we have positions for stenographers, b ook keepers and clerks that we are unable to fill.

The C.P.R., I. C. R., D. A. R. and the Canadian North-

ern Railroads are taking a large number uf our male gradu- ates, and they want more for they are giving perfect satis- faction. . _

We ask all studentsto make an extra effort to enter on the 19th of August or as soon after aa possible, for it will be to their advantage to do so.--especially if they want positions. Courses of instruction will be even stronger than ever for the Cope and Chatteraon system will be added to the famous Budget Symem bv Saddler & Rowe, while modern illustra-

tive Bcokeepivrg by william 8; Rogers will be Hiven a prominent place. Buying and sei n stocks, debentures, etc. w l form an interesting

feature. The wh¢5e course will be exceedingly practical and intensely interesting. Students may enter for a month, quarter or iurl term.

~ Shorthand and Typewritlng,

These departments will be kept fully up tc

the resent high state of emclency, which is ack- nowledged to be secoid to none in Canada or the United States.

Palmer’s method of Business Writing and C.

B. C. Pens put you on the rlglit road to become an easy graceful penman. Circulars and full infor- mation on application to.

L. B. MILLER, - - - Principal.

\s'¢‘_»;\

‘p :;\

W ondcrland l

Continuous from7 to I0 30 Programme changed every Monday and Thursday Nothing `but the best and

» Newer t. .

For the Brat three days of this

week, the greatest entertainment of Motion Pictures and ll luatrafed Sonia ever offered in this city, including:

Th’ 0"” um” 'i:'a.»°'nivai r t moo, muy.

%g’a'i»:»°¢'ri1l'at'a notnaern-naw.

‘.i"él‘l'."'.i.‘i»'$

Tm; nluumwgaelyllown East."

_ Admission 5 cents Nothing cheap but the price.

The biggest five-cents’ worth in Canada.

Come when you like Remain as long ee you

lease.

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”"'i"`\

ANNUUNCEMENTS `

Of Concerts, Sociels, Enter- tainments, Business, etc, 'oi a money making nature MORNING DAILY or RURAL DAILY PER WORD (six words to each line)-One cent ior each insertion. Churches, temperance nr- ganizations, and charitable institutions half rates if account for same is paid on presentation. Minimum price I5 cents.

lilsck typ: announce- ments double rates. i Deaths FREE but verses will count some ri

above .

CARDS OP THANKS

some rate as above when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regulai'_nd- vertislng rates.

€'No charge for notices oi

strictly religious services even when silver 'collec- tion is taken, but all gatherings in aid of or in connection with churches and charitable institutions, ii an admission tee or col- lect‘on taken, will be charged at half rates.

lt@~Ten (10) per cent

discount on above rates for cash with order.

‘i l l

FORSALE

Harness made to order from the

best of stock-all kinds and prices. also summer lap robes, By nets and everything generally kept in a harness shop, also s large stock ot harness which will be sold at reasona- ble prices.

_ I. R. PROWSE,

Murray Harbor Soiitle.

il~ildtua=rttfalrrr .

,ffl-\NADlAN

-PAci|=rc-

Homesekc rs’E xcursion " ‘w -'ro run-

“°‘“=f tanaolan Ilortllras

Dates Second Class Round Trib -Tickets Issued from 5 & lg CHARLOTTETOWN Ju F5Ti*

Brandon $12.2). V

itéibscsorrriri, x|2.r.>.

nian,

Swim lilvor-,}$l&ii5

l46`»28

Yorktnn, lloglrrn. IN lil

SEPT ll 625

§l;ioosojir.vl/t.) !l|.65

lr r A l, .. Srisllirliooll. or ln' 15

kllattlcfxua

RETURN “C 1° - ~

LIMIT r‘i3.‘i‘i.l.’.;.f§”o'.1‘.‘~_ Two Edinorrton, y.6l,l5,

-v°”§§‘“, Equally Low Rates to :,'T'i'.,..Tl,° Other Points.

(Tall on

J. IC. MATTHEWS. Ch`i0w|\, l’, F.. I.

or write W, ll, Howalui, I), l’. A., l’. lt.

5/fe Guardian. r

- 5*. John, li. |

The Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., Ltd ,,,,,T,’,‘,§’,, “NOR'i`iiUlilBERLANl) ’

‘ . ' . or ‘

"“" '“°X`ir”/i'ri’i"<‘i`¥i'r’E'r'v".'»‘i‘~‘i’°'i" B‘ii‘l'l.’°Ii»

at 8.1] connertin ihcro with dnv "o".is.~.°~‘r§so.wi~=ro;oi l\ll IX. a

ml)t'ir"aJtIa3r£nAi§1;‘lliiUCE" for NEW ~P1c'rou about 4.15 p. m. ro. CHA.RLO'l'l'ETOWh` on arrival ol

mornirgérains from }`iALil~`AX and

BYDN . Conurwrrorl ar H.rr.rvax wrrr Caruna A'rr.aN'r|c arm l’r..\N1 l.rN:Foniloa-ron

‘ REMPRESS

Tlili. BTEAMIC BUMMERBIDL on arri-al 9| morn- ing rraln frornCHAlii1J'l`i`n.TOWfl and all rdntions ofthe P. E. I. R.. for Ponrr Du Orrnnll. eonnoctlnu

with day trnirr for Br. Joris. Boa

1'oN rm Moxmlar.

YUl.\'l` DU CHICNE for SUMMIT! S¥DlrI iaftgir arrival of train saving B .JOHN at i200 noon connecting them with ILXPRESS train for CHARL(Yl"l`E'l‘\)WN|andTlUNlSH.

(Tonncotion mule at Pnitrr llir Fillrue

dnringlho rmmmcrlnonlhs with cars of Boil- ros and Mama ltalmroan. so that no

chan? for cars is roquirod for Ponrhaxn and osrnx;thr-rice for all rolntsln U.t'.

(‘onnocilr\|r at l‘AlNBE(‘ and MON(‘f0N

with trnirrs for all r~l»\'lone on I.C.R. or lla non

neciiona.

Unnneclion at Br. .lnmr with (‘a.1l\nlaS i‘ACls IC iiAil.WAY and its oopncctiona. and with Easrnku Srxassslrir Cos B1'xaM|nus for lCAB'l`i’OPT. PORTLAND and BOSTON Ttrronvh tickets mbchad at Grusn “i‘n\;.\'rt Casuniau P/\<~iPu:, lurrcrrrxrrlosi/rl, end. l‘.li..l.Rsi|.war'a, and on the Cn.\1rarsv'n Brszammre, and connecrlmr Ilnoa in Usrrltn 'rsrrts and (J/mana. G. W. \\'AKEl"0R|i. wildr wtf Charlottetown. Manager.

From

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