ill

the Post-Offices of_Long Riyer, _New Loudon. _and at the olllce of the Post Oflice Inspector, Charlottetown.

Pu

8-1

i; K1 .rims BUY Coal..

ton ions Stove

We

with 550

Coal in Egg Sites. customers to

order up tor

vessel- ‘ ard Coal

100

ons _ _

I

t of

from the' I

_ ._ . 25¢¢l1_¢¢p=`r-fiiign i. ned ao.

now thi!! it Wi" _be in September. 'resmoallns .hilt galltltlii) :vcork gt: be dsx, Oider your supply today ‘ in

wUtl~

IL'

many

that the 'mpress oi Britain will sail early this morning.for Liverpool after having been put in condition to cross he ocean. All the cargo taken out

the ships two- forward .holds when

he came back to port after the coi-

regard tb temlibrary repairs inside*-_

». _ ‘ the bow. ' .- - n 1-'

' _ There was a rumor current todayii

A. C0. (that-' the lirenien would demand an'

» 7‘ _PHONE 240 ‘ :el,bbut tibia, _lf trite, is _not believed

l 5 o e ser ous and he vessel is ex- EMP _ TOBAIL ‘pected to sail aa soon as she is

\ _ __

'_§(Ca,aa<lian Press.) ` J

QUEBEC Aug 7-It is expected

ff- -

SEALED Txcunnns, no-dressed .io

the ‘Post_ms'.ater‘ General, will be rg. ceived at'0ttawa` until noon, on Fri- day. thsi.13th September, 1912,. for the con_v_eyai_ice of His Ma1_esty'g Melia: ‘ou' a' proposed contract* for four years, six round .-'tripsi per week, betwsea_.Long- River ‘and New Lon- _ een (Rural Dgllvéfr) from ine ‘post- nrinieai neticeifmieniaining' -imbu- formation "aa-?`to conditions of pro- D0B0d °0l1i5l'&°i- may be seen-and blank- forms of _'_I'ender- may_be obtained gg i

JOHN F. WHEAR.

One Dollar Fountain Pen

iention to our One Dollar

_Fountain Pen. J

xtra months pa`y to sail in the vea-

eady. '

._ '° Q 1 tc h 1 e s

We wish to cali special at-

It pays to buy- in thin province _

noon.. ' _ ` _= ,

_ _ The schooifeii `Ciism'pion,- Capt. Orr, has arrived in Charlottetown’ 'ii-om nieiiibncto with e cargo ¢4_'iiu_ni_m-._ , _ l-1.__Hassa_rd, Charlottetown, was a _passenger `irorn*0liar1ett_etown ‘ yesterday- afternoon.. ’ - ' _

All should go to Montague-_Satur-

day. Aug. 10th, -when the biggest horae races of the season will be hald. There are 24 horses entered. `

The - attention of Guardian readers is eslied to the ad re auction sais of l»'.J. McDo_nald's household furniture,

stock, etc., which appeiu-s in this 1,. `ll.l8.

Mrs. D. D. Ryan and two children,

Los Angeles. Cal. who have been vu. i_t_l_ng in Charlottetown at the home of Mr. Ryan's parents, D. and Mrs.- Rysn. Sydney Bt, leave this morning _on return- » , _ _

._ ,- --_-____ (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

~ .C. B--Oliappeil, Charlottetown was an .outwsrdpassenger hy- the North- llmberlsn-d.~_.

An unsigned birth notice has. been

received by The Guardian, Charlotte- l-OWU. from Nine Mile Creek which awaits the sender’s name.

Arthur Gillies, assistant station

master at Sackville, has returned to his home, alter spending his vacation in Charlottetown the guest of Robert and Mrs. McWilliams, 167 King Bt.

Alexander Hoy Cameron of the

Fawcett Manufacturing Co., Back. ville, left by the Empress yesterday after spending a very pleasant time C

R. N. Cox, Charlottetown, was a - __ passenger to llorsll yesterday after-_ Pl§0_.lm\"'..ll_¥ 35°, N°|'tl.\“|Pb°"ll“¢l

a ~

(Fi-om'-Yi§¢stilsy’s'.dyenii_i_g Guardian

U. 'liliillauii Qllll'l0¢l»0l»0l'Y_Ii.'-was.

New _ _gow morning. '

.senatei:..'i_i.‘-_0_. “ ' rrcyee. _ Charlem- towh. wma pissenger' by the North- umberland this niorning_ eu _route to amor. <i¢»f_»r-"~- ‘ ~ » '

llrig WL B. Prowse and two chil-

"drqn,:C_liari'ottetown, left this morn- iril"61\ 1"? 'I short visit to Calgary, _Altar were accompanied as lar ‘as Moncton by Hr. Prowse.

Samuel McLean, an enterprising

young man and one ol good business .foresight,_thia week purchased from tixa..Butter Land Syndicate, three villa lots-at Terra Buena and will improve the same. Mr. McLean is a young bachelor but he thinks that, beyond the fact that the lots are a good investment from a profit stand- point. .s_smsll. piece of reel estate with a nice house on ltwould attract the fairer sex and relieve him of a lonesome bachelor's life in years to come. ' ' Samuel. as. he is 'familiarly known, recently 'arriv'sd here from Boston and‘was -formerly from Mel- ville, 'Prince Edward Island. It is much to~his credit that the money he used in purchasing the land was made through his industry and ex- ceptional thrift and it proves that his early training was of ' the right sort and will inethe future stand him well in hand. He is a mephew,.of D. J- 'M°L¢l\D. the well known merchant of Sutter City and Terra Buena, and* is now managing the Terra Buena store for his uncle.-Californian Exc. (Mr. McLean, s'bove referred to, is a son of Neil McLean, Baaton's Mills,

Melville. -

ljiis Royal Highness the Dule of

Connaught, and party attended morn- ing service at Christ Church (Angli- an) yesterday morning. At about

_ l~

'_ .;.;~,' ' 1-Q ` ~

_ - . . |~s 1- ~

Sissilsrd ' faiierne 1 l0e and _|5e

n The llueiesi S_i_i_irs Qp Cliarloiiefown'a

_ life "and-'llc

Busiesi Slreei

_Come Pré,ifmi1ily

_ i....---

for this

Great Bargain Chance

_ ,resses

. 1 - - '

‘ svaizv ous or Tasse _PRETTY New Dresses 1;" Oroeé yo.;

now at a bargain price. \Ve arefdetermined togeiid the season_ without alisingie wash dress on our iixtures-we have made a series of reductions that will giv

e"

every buyer a splendid chance-~coine in now, while the choosing is good.-.`-

i ' $2.50 Dresserlffi $5.75 Dresses 1-_WW _ _$1-95-'f' L '+“°W $3-50"’

These are _made in pretty_ g_lng-__

hams and-percales, some stripes( some plain-some checks, all"of` V 'them smart, tastefu-l,f`weli made

son-‘the only reason for theme--=~ duction is that we are gciu "to

need a lot more room.

Here is a particularly nice linc,

mostly Anderson giughams _ in a lot of pretty colors 'ai1il_."piil't`e_in effects, all latest 191-2 cuts, fill ti¢W_ ‘» ; ‘ all good and just the very garment you want for present wear. _'C'--Irie

$g|_95 early for this lot...... .......$2 50

This _Perils made by THE L. E. Mrs. McWilliams.

WA RMAN CO , f M l l, “"" ,He tiers o‘ the famozs on rea The Guardian _ has received a copy

A Pen ‘h-ui ‘-lwiy. noe., fu|_ together with a number of interest- fin' .|| ¢x"i)w¢¢|“`i0n'| 'nd ggfig. ings. Prospective students would do

lies ilie most exaciing writers

_ Post Omce Inspector < The many friends of James and

st Om c Im actor. -Mrs. 'l'rainor . ck

_ ' ` " ~ ' of R Point Beach

Ch ,ati L D Jule ’ 1912 G' E' E will be sorry to lea_r‘i)i ol the death of Mghfiw e own' y ' 4 'b _ _ _ their daughter Hrs. Garfield Ander-

.'i . _

_ __ .

" nfsplendid merit for curing sun

_ ' rad orirough sl|ln.lt is not greasy

» .. _ -5 , ‘ . _ ‘ `irery[‘.-s`ii'<`>"ilii"iig .lo _the shin. plea

` _ _ ‘ ' _ li E N10

I i '

' - pastor Rev. J. J. Nixon oillciatsd at

M a C .K 1 n n O n 1' u g C O 0 the marriage of Herbert H. Neill and

-. Cor. Great George & Kent S15, Miss Margaret Faulds. The bride was

1' A Y _ _ _ ____ _ l _

` McKirmon's Witch Hazel _Cream is a prpuler pfepuralion

'apply Burg; Ijlo'.ils......'. ..................'..' -... 25::

burn. freckles, chsifing, and

or clan-imy like somecresmr,

sing ioviheligucli and easy io r

Cu? é-7 Yfo-u'i*` J S°u-11. bu r n

__»--;=-1-_-_~_.='-g_

The Punislimenl

_<0 ~ ' i5)/- :‘ 1- ‘ -5,'-,.__' -_ .

._ -_ ... - --ri: " .?'f-'.`=."'.‘~1'f‘.‘-".‘ -_;.‘;:,;‘._;_-,,'..-;_.;__-__ ;_'_;.»_';_._-__...,-_--... 1 :'._~‘f-.-_-.-~ _'_-l

Filsliiem Crim

NE brands of smoking to- bacco, you continue to buy an inferiorllriud that dissppoiuts __aud disgusts you. The prices fof the various makes of tobac- _ _co_ may not vary, bgt the qual- .ity most cerisiuly,does. Give us a trial.

H ickey _.8-P - icholson Tobacco Co-

:\

-_yi

. _ _ _ _ for his prowess on the-Phoenix local

It after our trip to try our RIVAL anci MASAER MAR. _ hockey team. - -Mr. -and Mrs. Neill

Good Gun Values

f _ greed, hy_fa'r the best shot- gun made in Canada,

rliilbliihiilélis-sC¢°rdie.s I0 qllllilyf - > ” I

~&`srx.aun1n.nARo.»\.iN, fioebie bmeii' noi gui. Wm. 3°

ie. 1‘»ieinni‘si's¢¢¢i iimei, éiiension fibwd-' 'veifwr u°¢'= "id f°~

iosdieg3tviist_patleru. worth all o_f_ Sis and featured by ggi; stores ss rbargslu at 92.95, our price ... ... . . _ . . . “.‘

Steveu’s slugieabaiuel shot gun' ..... » - - - - ~ - - - - - ~ -0

The duck seasaii opens on Tuesday August :oth Get

ll %y‘forlt.=-- -3-=' » _= ,_-"_" y' ~',

i...§..'§....iii.... we ».-.».»\_i-_- i--ii-=i’°.~1~»°f3i°\»i=ii.r°~¥ °°°"‘ 'P°'_°"*

554|., bllek gud sisokelbss 90"". PM

.ey esiaieg iume.\ssaeurlh_i°- - -

in Charlottetown the guest of R. and

of the thirty third annual catalogue

- _ t ui nu ii, ii ui i .1

Waierman°s ldeslfouniain Pen oi Ami. ;,..,al.,.,» aemml-,_ wolf. ,° ° ° " W °'° °’ °""°

ville, N S , for the term of 1912-

. . - _ Diik d Da t t d th ,

It has the regular Weterqian 1:-i. on the cow- is me inscription t ° an r y °" er” ° °"“'°'“ feed, 14kt. solid gold pen in fine, "Faisice que dois advienne que pour- g

muster nmorahwlwure _,_ _-._ .__.L .. ~ medium -and coarse points and fe-" 'N10 b0°k le “wily 8°Y»i°11 “P ed so until the vice-regal party were

_"C0l_n¢3-_ln_plB{ll:§1;iCll€haS<d barrel 5:13 §g:\lig::1£‘ly*:né1§g3:g°;|h:°§g;|_:§ E: seated. The service was led by _the

governors, the faculty, the branches

of study and the various expenses

ing illustrations of the College build-

, well to look through the catalogue.

son, whose remains will arrive from Boston, Wednesday evening. She was the eldest daughter and leaves to- mourn besides her husband, who is a native of Kensington. a two weeks old infant, her parents, five sisters and three brothers. "1’he_tuneral will leave her parents; residence, 141 Spring Park Road, Friday at 8.45 _to.St. Dunsten'a Cathedral thence to _the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

A quiet wedding was soleinnized in

Phoenix, B. C., on Thursday evening in the Methodist arsona ewhen

gowned in white satin with pearl trimmings and black picture -hat to match. The bride is a popular young

_ lady of Phoenix, while'the bride- groom is known throughout the West.

have taken up their residence on the . North Side. Mr. Neill is a son of

James Neill of Charlottetown.

J ohn Carroll, an employee of the

Haag' Circus who had 'his arm terri- bly iacerated on Sunday last bv the lioness that had been left at Point du Chene when the circus crossed- to _ P. E. I.,- died in the hospital here last night. When the lioness was bs- lng fed, Carroll put his hand between the bars of the ca`e t h `

' ` ~.5l')h8i-lNU1‘S--w it li s`

g o pat t e ani-

mal on the head when she seized him and drew his arm in to the elbow. The lioness was beaten _oil by some of the bystanders with an axe, but soine of the wounds on Carroll’s arm penetrated to the bone. It was hoped to save the arm, but blood poison developed, and, on Saturday Carroll was brought to -Moncton for an op- eration/ Hs was so weak, however, that __-it was# decided ._ not" .-to l operate* and Carroll 'died_last night. He was

about _35 ,yeprs 'of--pgs, unmarried and belonged to_‘N`ew_ ofrk where his father lives, his mother._beling dead. His father has_ beeiftelegrsphed to but' no‘ reply has 'been received.- Moncton Exe. (The Haag Circus re- cently visited this Pi-ovlnce..)..

"il/lcKinnon’s Fruit Baits makes a pleasing laxative drink _that is pals- _ table to the taste. It is a splendid ._ preparation with a mild yet certain action and is most popular with all - users. Large bottles 250. The Me- Kinnon Drug Co., corner Gt: George & Kent Ste. _ rs-7 M lil tl. -

Wlzatfs-' Good .-

-’ _ C

_ Wall, ihlle all SPECIALS and ‘ `sil t osdosss. loo.

- flavor, purer and siors yvholssumr. _ ‘iiian say'yoe'vs overrated before

Fgaslitodag a dos_...- ...... llc

cream tsp-_ - -

all..." °”“»2.T°"‘¥.. 2.'”"‘ 'flour and iles.; iilllsgeclestlilctllg -

_ blsa‘ilsd.Prseh today. eaeh.... Ile.

Phone sii _

10.40 the party left the Earl Grey

_ Shiewai'-l’_i» llakery The _Miz-cs

and proceeded to the yacht club wharf, where three automobiles were Waiting, In these they were carried

hortlv before eleven o'cloek. As the

he xcongregation, as one, rose to heir feet spontaneously, and remain-

ector, Rev.. J. W. Godfrey, while Rev. W. H. Bullock, retired chaplain of H. M. forces, and Capt. P.H. Wor- gan, R.N.R., read the first and acc- ond lessons, respectively. The rector delivered a splendid sermon from Ro- mans 8:19, 20, 21; After the na- tional anthem and recessional had been sung, and the benedictlon pro- nounced, ‘the congregation again rose to its feet, while the royal party left the body of the church for the lob- by. '1’here they were introduced to the church oilicials and' their Royal I-Iighnesscs graciously signed their names on the church register below those of Earl Grey, late governor- general ol Canada, and his consort. Leaving the church the party passed the lines ol people to the waiting autos, graciously bowing as the hats of the spectators were i0yl»llY.- doled. The party was than conducted back to the yacht club wharf where they once more embarked on hoard the Earl Grey.-Sydcney Exc.- (Rev. Mr. Godfrey -is well known ln Charlotte- town.) -

::22c per pound for hkh ql18\ilȴ

freeh'Parls Green is the P ent Prite asked by R. T. Holme Llxhitsll. Summersids. Get your ni ghbors to Join with you and send r‘ a lar8° . .npp1’, ' 8'iiME5l.

Nriiws 1'

Cliocolales f

“Tlie Chocolates that

-are different.”

white boxes, '-- delicious

and satisfying. ` _

Try ' them-

35e. 45s. lille.. 75e, We

$l.0|l, lull. -_

Johnson & Johnson

Sulille. Perfume _

~ - Cherry Bloom periumew -

‘ iss new Calypso preps- raiiou made expressly for usby' Seeley, the ia- mous _Aiiierlean perfum-

' er._It‘hss s delightful od- . or--lives youths concen-

trated of full blown ` clierrv losmms.

- cn mm. :fem `

_ is tlaeerffiiverlte situ die- ~

' cflml ilu' ’ le.-the

high :niet luxury that r

-.»»~»»¢;,e`s~e eeessesl-

, __ _ _

_ dresses-all of them new this sea-,I

ALL THE `_4.5o DRESSES are being _

4.5” 'sold out this week at 3.00. That is

- cheaper by; longghotéhau you pan buy

and make t e go s. et in ear y 4-50

Dresses - ‘ ALL TH-E 2.95 DRESSES 1-ire_ beirig

now sold out this week at 2.25. At this price [I QW

` there is a great range of- the prettiest

3 wash garments, at medium prices,that wr., _ 2 25 _

o have ever sold. -_ 2.95 for-.-.-~ . . - .- -$215 __'

‘Dresses

J Ladies’ Hats Worth _io 851: to go for l5c

THERE is A GREAT B'ro'toNo_coUNTsr< ..ii'i.¢.~.-._...a..y ii,-ie.,

.many colors, many shapes, but all of them new, and all of them good. ]ust as it says, worth to 85c, now.................. . .. . . . . . . . _ ._ _ .. . . |56

' Ladies’ llais Worth io L25' io go for 25c

HERE IS SPLEN DID BARGAIN LINE,if just means that we are going

_to close upthis mi-llinery _season without a hat orflower belonging ii. inmeégif 19!z, if cut prices will do it. Hats worth to 1.25 for...... _ .. . .. . . . _ G

‘ Ladies’ Hats Worihio $5. for 90;:

Here is another chance for you to pick up something' siniirt in a high

lass hat ‘at a price that is just a joke on the regular value. The assortment of ihese is not very large-a good many you know but not so that you can risk taking chances on it. Conte early.

Packed in attractive 1

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LA H.-isiil-111D mm..

Your Letters

_ _ . _ he , ii isa s_lsr eesiaisin :qi toi 'yourdesth absolutely

¥°“'Wl“-ilk" A" °“°°° u‘:eanieed.sfte:n;i:rli:-iirst gently paymeiplls _:`uis'de. Get_'iu young.

Write us for dgnres, statingjour age. :_5 'N' _ f.

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PM 75 9”” 55--ie"”e‘d°’*”° _ .`-riiiiiii onine uiiiii-i

I7’ Gmfton' l Ana see 'rim

_ - Are Written _ '

' On

The Famous-L. C. Smith

_ - Bros°_ Typewriter '

J Wise _ Innes-ifnzent

young inns is Endowment `.{.Iiisur_ance. A few cents s

were Us ref2.oef.~i. c. smile"

'-‘ni¢ap_i.<»iie°- _ _ -

_. Asc ~-multiples" seems.

_ ~ _]_ K_ RQ55 ~ Soliils-Newsome -

J' ~ ' -°` ‘T erilo l.‘

"°'°',' uf ymiliiiix. sijlse.

week saved new will mean a large chef eia..'ysur name s few years ’ ‘ " J ` I