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seam bo1Dj<°&ed in the cause of o<mf@ in ladies’ footwear.

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_ Thisfashinohasdseadvuime .fa hue appearance, combined withcouinion-euimcnnifomand will thereforeheapernianent one.

Won the gold mesh! at Paris

Exposition. ¢

$3 and S4. Sold everywhere.

. Genuine only when stamped- . “ KING QUALITY!

Made by The J. D. King Co., Llmlled, Toronto.

Alley & Co., Agents at Chftown.

Why Smoke

D»:estic 3 for a 1 Cigars when

you can geo elegant imported goods for same money at

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REBUIHENDED BY PllYSlGlAN'$. 5

Ponds Extract ,

Over fifty years a household remedy '

for Burns, Sprains, Wounds, Bruises T Coughs, Colds and all accidents lia '

ble to occur in every home

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one Pond’s Extract. Be , 'iff

_ sure you get the genuine,

sold only in sealed bottles

i in bull wrappers.

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FOR” SALE

That ve - desirable farm and rcsidenfs

owned b r the late Se'iatorArs- nault at Abram's Village This farm co isisis of ug acres of stood land, well fenced and in a high srate of cultiva- tion. The buildings consists of a ui e residence. two barns, a grainary, dairy and iceliouse. ¢09¢h b.mg,e_ sheep pev~,piggery,hen house,_mach- inery sh.-d, harness shed etc. The house is sur- rounded bv orariiental trees and a good orchard and commands a izood view ofthe Egrnont nay. lrom which it is distant half a mi'-_e. This is_ a 10,5 opportunity for anyone desiring to go in Dir dairying as the Ahrarn‘s Village Cheese Facto is within half a mile of the farm

Forrgirther particulars apply at the oflice of

.arse ault & McKenzie, Solicitors, Summerside or t`o the undersigned at the farm.

A NTONIN ARSENAULT.

Adam‘s Village.

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The S. S. Bonavisia sailing from

Montreal. Friday m -rning, Aug. 23rd, will be due at Charlottetown, Sunday morning, Aug. 2-5th, and on Monrliy morning, Auz.26fh, sails fer S:.John’», Newfoundland, via North Sydney, can-ying, horses, cattle and sheep on deck and pfoduce under deck at lowest pssible ra'es. For further particu- late as to freight and passage apply S0

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PEAKE BROS & CO.

Cn’town, Ang. 20 ’0l 21 td.

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Steamer City of Ghent,

Oommenoing May 3rd, gnu 38,1]

from Charlottetown for Halifax every Friday m.-.r=~~ing, calling az Snmmerside, Port Hiwksberry, Ari- eha., Camo, Isaac Harbor, Salmon Biver,Sheet Harb =r. Returning will leave Halifax every Tuesday evening, rushing same calls. Through Bills lading isued to Great.Breton and a.l mints at lowest rates. ‘

W. W. CLARK, `

. Agent.

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f clothes or hand.; Q,” v . so many ladies use, I

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THE GUARDIAN

g Aa 1ep¢&iit Joirinl, nrtrammetied Qs-ii 4; mics; aids; to be 5 Just, impartial, Reliable. N_ow8Yi ' seeking at all timee to further the best interests . sl the people, and recognized therefore as

f'I‘)so Poopldm Paper.

Published at its omcea, New Prowse Block

lorth side Post office, at the following rates payable in sdvance:- lerning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one month ssc. per i'_.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $3.00 Seini~weekly lildiuon (Wed. a Sat.) per _vear$i.5o: in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$I.25 Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $i.z5 ll advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

Branch Offices

have been established at the_followiiig places where sub_sc_riptio is may be paid, news urnish- ed, advert(.iising, Job work and other business

transacie :-

Summerside, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C.

Baker, ilanager.

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agent.

Souris East, Telephone mee--P. G. Seaman,

A t

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I. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

E litor :Business Manager

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- SATURDAY, AUGUST 84, 1901.

I H - - I 1- 1 i~ v

- AN AMERICAN VIEW.

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THE GUARDIAN was probably less dis-

'ippointed with the result of the census than our Canadian exchanges appear to be, not having had such Sanguine expecta- tions as were elsewhere indulged in re- gard to the increase of our pspu1ation.We had repeatedly warned our readers that the dgures would stand somewhere be- tween tlve and a quarter and five and a ,half millions, and since March last the ,the editor has been on record with an T: estimate of 5,350,000, which was less than '12,000 in excess of the now ascertained

l total. But this by the way. p The New York Journal of Commerce,an ably conducted journal, expresses the Avlew that the increase of about 10} per A cent realized was quite as much 'as could ` have been expected. It points out that in all countries of the civilized world the

growth of population in recent years has been largely in the creat cities. The growth of cities in the United Staies was

much greater than in the country dis-

» 1 tricts. It was the same in England and in ,`Scotlaiid. Even the cities of Ireland in-

'oreased, while the country districts fell

off sadly. French cities grow while the total population of France remains almost stationary. German cities have absorbed

the entire growth of the German popula- tion during the past fifteen or twenty years.

These facts sufliciently show that the

tendency of modern life is to concentrate in large cities. Canada, having few large cities, and these being wid;-ly separated, could not be expected, the ‘Journal says, to made rapid growth. It finds that the

larger cities of Canada have progressed very satisfactorily. Montreal has gained

over 22 per cent; Toronto, second in size,

has increased nearly 15 per cent; Ottawa

increased over 35 'per cent and Winnipeg increased about two thirds. The Journal

sums up that “no country w ithout large cities can hope to increase in population rapidly."

We incline to think the reasoning of

the Journal of Commerce is mainly sound. And we count confidently on the fact that the returns of population, which are the first figures of the census to be l made public will be found to be the least lsiitisiactory part of the decennial stock-

taking. We know alrea.dy,that the growth of our trade, the development of mineral p production and the advance in manufac-

turing industry have far outstripped the , increase in the number of our people. This

, is a matter of vast consequence, showing that greater wealth and comfort and in-

creased potentiality for future progress have come to the Canadian people during A the past ten years. When all the details of our growth are tabulated we shall not

only have no cause for discouragement as

a people, but, en the contrary, strong reasons for increased hope and confl- dence.

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Here is how that great westernjournal,

p The Chicago Tribune, sums up its, com- . ments in Canadian census:

~ tion, Canada is growing steadily in pro- f ductiveness and in accumulated wealth. I Its people are thrifty persevering and ani- yy bitious. They have the intelligence which p devises great _projects and the courage .which carries them through to comple- , tion. A great future awaits the Domini- . on.

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While not growing rapidly in popula-,

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in the enforcement of the Scott Act in the counties. The law is an excellent one and a real terror to evildoers when its enforce-

ment is looked after as we trust it will be here after.

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‘ The death is announced of Sir George A William Burton, some time Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of J udlcature of Ontario. He was born in England in 1818 and was a son of the late Admiral Burton of the Royal Navy.

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The same question that was discussed

yesterday ln those columns in regard to Prince Edward Island losing ri member by the decline of her population is being raised by Ontariojournals with respect to that Province. For if Ontario has fallen

20 per sent behind the proportionate ` growth of the whole Dominion she stands to lose live of her present number of rc- presentatlves. The general growth of population in Canada was about 10§ per cent during the decade. Ontario had in 1891, a population of 2,114,381. She ought now, if she had kept pace with the proccs sion, to have 105 per cent more, which would be 2,336,324; She has not- so many, but has she fallen one twentieth below that figure? Deduct one twentieth part from 2,336,324 and we get 2,219,508. This ls the lowest number of people Ontario could have and still get the benefit of the saving clause in the B. N. A. Act. She has but 2,167,978, and consequently mus lose ln her representation.

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¢¢ LUCKY ”

Is often the Mm; Zivss hy aireless and

, thoughtless people to those who are care~ ‘ ful and thong tful. *What a lucky woiiiiiii,"issai afonewlipsehesltliaiid beauty proclaim her free rom womanly diseases. The luck often consists in her having thoughtfully considered the mer- its of Dr. Piei-ce’s Favorite Prescription and proved its sbiiityio are the dis- eases peculiar te hs sex.

“Favorite Prescription” b a reliable

medicine for the cure of womanly dis- eases. It establishes regularity, dries , weakening drain heals indammatioii ‘ and ulceration, add cures female weak-

ness.

I ' poorh ith krnl 'writ M A;miii‘t?e Watkins, of Acnif. mwm CCS., “.1 ‘Hu ‘:r.“= "“‘°....°'°~ '“ '“a.‘“r“‘.i'

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,lgcto:?i`ld not dz: 1:: any g-dloglnnyhd I concluded towriieto oit When Iwroiel liadnoidea that I wonldevu' get well, but when your letter ‘rmehedmelhegantohsnhopa Ieoninieneed taking .Dr. Pierce: medicines gs directed :sid begs to 'mprove ‘ st soon e to dd tliex work fd: myyfnétial I took eight bottles, three of ‘Fav rite Prescription' 5;? ay gféceiaei iieeimi §i.wwy~ me :wc

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l The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 31 one-cent sta_n_ips to pay ex-

J §nse of customs and mailing only. -Ad- ess Dr. R. V. Piera, Buiialo, N. Y.

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PLANT ENB J

Cominendiuz Au:-1_»i~1= 20 h, the

Wellknown sr,-eamcra of the Plant Line, will ‘eave Charlottetown for Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax,

S- S. YARMOUTH

Tuesdays at noon

S. S. OUVETTE

Fridety at noon.

Rnniini'-g will leave Boston Tues-

days and Su-srdays.

Psssongeri vis. Picton on Wednes-

Y days and Se urdays m»lie connections at Halifax for Boston direct.

For ticks s and all particulars

ply to

ll- L. GHIPIAI. VI- W. BURKE,

Manager. -, Agent.

.June 4. Charlottetown, P.l.I_.

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Souviner

. We have now 'fl UNK lil CIRIIQ _ , line of Souviner goods in Angus.. tiiiiia ,

with Island coat_of arms justthe ‘jreal thine” for tounsts. Sells with views of the city and harbor-hand painted. Souviner books and pamplcts call and have a look at our stock. You will lind

, our pricess right

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D.A. MACKlNN0N»LL B.. K. C.

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H There is a marked improvement of late ‘

SCHO l

Only one more week and the vacations will be i>t¢r,,We .

are ready to equip the little school goers for next Monday

morning

There is Dick wants a new suit

Tom wants a pair of odd pants to go with that good

co it ..i~d ves that I bought from Paton & bo

J imcs and Dan wants an extra pair of pants each to

wear out the coat and vest that he had at school before the

. vac ation

Now that will cost me at Paton’s, let me see they more

advertism f school suits, sizes from 22 to 28 at half price

Well Tom s size is 26 I ll run down and get one

Then there is Thom’s pants and Dick s and I must not

forget poor Dans pants, well I guess if Paton & Co will sell me as good a pair as I got for Tom last fa_l for 75c Ill buy

" the lot from them

I think Mr Henderson called them untearable anyway,

no matter what they were called they were good and worth

Now the Caps

The little chaps cannot go bareheaded, Sailor L aps at

3Jo or 400 willt do they are always dressy and Paton has always plenty of them

Now “The Girls" The guls poor things they want

new dresses

New Pinnafores New Caps

l\ew fall Jackets and oh my, new stockin s There

now I am ruined thats how the money ces, I ont know

what I would do if it was not for PAl`.;§` S SPECIALS

School Stockings

1985 pairs wool hose our school brand heavy knitted

wool all sizes for this week only

School Blouses 350 half price School Pants

all sizes, all grades, 4 qualities Boo, 7oc, $1 O0 and a. few pairs at 500.

Mr Henderson bouvht for us in Montreal a big lot of

odd pants, we will sell them next week sizes from 22 to 34

Nothing like tlism ever shown in this City at the money

We will clear out all our school suits left from summer

at 25 per cent cfl mt stly light colors and light weight Another lot at half price

Heavy ribbed wool hose 8 8 1 2,9 and 9 1 2 well worth

35c for 250,

Heavy 4} rib cotton extra. heavy fall weight well

worth 35c for 22c, the above next week only

A few fall light colored hard cord Overcoats 1 3 off N ew fall school 1-ieefers. 100 Sailor Suits 25 per cent

Give ns a. call fo' school suits. Today and Monday we

will offer the ballance of our summer goods I E but you

must come today or Monday forenoon, remember the store closes at

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1 oclock sharp on Monday

_ Saturday and Monday llnly

All Straw Hats in the store, many are good for school

no matter what they cost and no matter what they are

° marked to sell at, all go today and Monday forenoon and

won t be offered again this season, all at 25c each One lot of dress F lannlelette at l-3 off One lot of Pir aforcs at 25 per cent off

A few aprons colored at 250 each

Corset Covers at 25c each

One lot of childrens school stockings 15c

One lot of colored waists, Ladies half price

One lot of white waists at 1 3 off

One lot of Boys Cotton Waista at Half P|-i¢¢

All Summer Corsets at gge (hh-d off

_ One lot of pretty White Dresses, just the thing for school 3” One lot of Corsets worth up to $1 00, for 55.;

l Q1 One lot of Gloves l2¢

I One lot of Kid Gloves

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One large basket of Deming Yam for mending for 5¢ a bank

Queen Smeg 0” 9,," Small hanks for 5g, All worth double.

V 1 basket of Belts 25g

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Winter Dress Goods OPEIING New Silks and Sstins OPENING

N ew Walking Hats, Golf Capes and Homespun Cloths opening

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