_ _ So many persona have weak hair,

THE

GUARDIAN, AUGUST 29 1906

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Heir “Heli iiil IlIliili'S ' '

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heed learllnl with a good hair! - y ilalr Yigor The hair beeeiirrori:

your hair and you will be estisiled with lt. f,.,'i,,‘,f°{,°°. l

inattlidast Jewelry Store on P,,B. _lsi__anrl Established |363 our Enameled "Souvenir Blot: rt, Charlottetown.

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ll' - . ____ V’

tiead Ufilces in New Prowse

Tun train arrived last night at 8 50.

"-V; like to have you iiee them. “ 5 '

‘.,’.. _ Spoonarteii rms, Brooches, Hat Pu.'. -- `

_ _ aft `*._ Ash Trays`,\F0\>6. etc.. are as pretty as can

. ` fi' be and our large assortment this year make ` '

L Souveng- miegtlpg very ea5y_ We would 'Tait tgaithumberiand arrived lash

Linirrsrdmr Joimcn, arrivgd hum,

from Ottawa last night.

W N E R’s ;L`E E L R Y Et Nan. lgagliaithin, K. O. Summerside,

MII. Brant, Bnsaex, and. Misa Kate Holdem, Boston, are visiting, Mrl A. Flynn, Water Street.

Da. E. P. Moons, wife and son, who have been hero visiting for some time leave this morning on return to South` mari, indiana. I JonN SMITH. Charleston Mas-, lmgmpgnlad by his wife and two dauglii-` ern, is visiting at Traoarlie Cross, alter an ahs`enoe of 2'! years.

Cnivx McLi¢oii, son of D. B. McLeod,

Preeidontof the Northwest Thrasher Co, Winnipeg, leaves this morning for Winnipeg after' spending the summer here with relatives. _

Miss Lorriz Bownzss, ~Norborc, has

been given the position of stenographer with the Canadian Bank of Commerce, here, Miss Bowness has recently graduat- ed hom the Charlottetown Business College.

ifnosi: who want work of any hind or

rj- 3, ' -- - . »- . r 'J ` Rav S. J. Woonuoormitector of St Paul »'“° l°°k|“3 M "lp °f “"7 kmd °h°“ld

A BE

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If you nviah the best in photo- graphy, Enished on the new spec- ialized mounts, (the vzry latest novelty.)

To Visit Our Btudio

I GEO. ll. COOK

DROWSY AFTER EATING

llrowsiness and distress nite: meals

are symptoms uf iiidigestion, showing ilint the digestive organs are out 'of

order.

DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

relieve distress after meals, indigna-

tion, ilstuence, heartburn and all forms or stomach trouble.

Price 25c per box.

Geo. E. Hughes. Aooihccaries Hall.

BOSTON

SHOES

FOR MEN.

We received lately by American

hunt, the ncntest, best and finest line of iiicu’s Shoes in patent, colt Russia. Calf and Vici kid leathers that ever came to town for the price $3.50 and $4.00 n pair. Compare them with $5.00 shocs and you will ack nowledge they arc bei- er than most shoes at this price. They arc litters every

Shoe Man.

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Hot Weather Goods ,

This hot Weather you need

something cool and refrcsliinif, we can supply you with the

best:

CANTRELL AND CORCII-

RAN’S GINGER ALE.

APOLLINARIS WATER, I)RAKE’S GINGER ALE.

CHAMPAGNE CIDER.

&S'l`ONE GlNUER BEER

SYRUPS IN ALL l-'L 'iV-

ORS. 1.iivisJUic1~:. -, Call ut our store and scc our

assortment. We will hc

pleased to show them.

lilcKenna’s Grocery,

Phone {‘.i‘:.‘".-.'.‘.:‘.’.”:.'.'.:;foi.'f.‘."“-

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A. E. McEACllEN. .

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Still Giving 25% of all

U-I5

Broken

Lines

See the men’s Paicnt. lcaihcr i‘-oots

$5.00 for $3.75. 4.00 for 3.00.

Mc-:n’s tan boots

$5.00 for $3.75. 4.00 for 3.00.

Mcn’s black kid

and box cali boots

$5.00 for 33 75.

"'4'ocf0r $3 oo.

ALLEY A IIIl'Y.

’ . _._,,m_,Y,, '_ _ i,;;*_’-1;-- Church has returned from Hhiuhx N_5_

Rav T'F. Fur.i.siu-on will preach at

" West River on next Sundayat 2.30 p, rn,

Miss Harrison of Halifax arrived lui,

night to visit the Misses Horne of this city.

Miis. Aitrinm Hanrnnof this city is

I' visiting her former home in French

River.

A Rav. J ous Gu.i.in will preach at Wood , Illhnil, Stlbbilhh Sept., 2, and also on ` Sopt.9.

_Asorriim vocal solo is promlsedlfor the

1 next 4th Regt. Band Concert next

Tuesday.

` U. D. Rsmtru and A. A. Bartlett leave 3 this morning for nn extended trip to the , Pacific Coast.

Miss Ernsi. Bcancrisnn and Miss

I Evelgn Byrne of this city, are visiting

1 the Misses Gratton, Picton.

A. G. ANU Mns. Rohn, Amherst, have

arrived hoio in their yacht. They will attend the regatta at Souris today.

_ Mit. Buiixlr, inspector ot Inland Reve-

nue for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and this Province arrived here last night.

` Tnir date of Prince of Wales College is I changed to the llth ot September. Due

notice of opening will bo given in this

paper.

-I Rnv. Da, Monscasn crossed to the

Mainland via Summerslde, yesterday,

to meet the body of his brother who

I fi led In Colorado.

` Jonn Fnncosorv, Marahrieid, brother oi

Senator Ferguson, who was injured by

3 an angry bull last vvcek, is now almost ‘ entirely recovered. '

I , Vt’ii.i.rAu Gouto. a Prince Edward Is-

land printer, and once employed on The

,I Moncton Transcript stall, is visiting his ` `. old homo on Prince Edward Island,

I J, G. Jsiiinsrm leaves this morning for Q a holiday visit to Halifax. During his

absence Mr. Currie of Picton will assist

I with the work in Mr. .lamicson's drug ' store.

Miss Er.izaiu=;'rn liwrxvn, daughter oi

D. P. Irving M. L. A. Vernon' River Brldgo, leaves thiamnrning for Edmonton

. where she will enter upon hor duties in . I Alberta College. '

I THE last issue of The Standarrl.Monircal ‘ contains o splendid photograph of F. W.

liyndtnan of this city, President of the

" l.’rince Edward Island Fish and Gamc

Association.

THE state of Colorado has recently

opened ra splendid museum of Natural

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illntory which will contain one of the most magnificent- cxhlhlts in the world. ‘l`hc prcniiicnt uf the museum is John F. _t1ampion, n former Prince Edward Islander

Tni-1 sudden death of Miss Robins

Lime Juice is R good wholesome Weatherbic took place ycs‘crdi\y morning.

_ .rt the home of her brother-in-law John hummer beverage' we "ave the William U er uoen Street. Deceased

West ‘india Imce Put up m 25° mul bceii alllingqwith heart trouble for boiuem _ some time. She was77 years of nge, und

Also the Montsetiait Iliice lil li-nvan to mourn one brother and one

pint and quart bottles. sister.

I1' isquilc safe to say that thc Char

iotteiorvn Business College has assisted

er & more students of this Province io good

0 positions than all nur other educational

institutions combined. This year the

4Oc.

We have roo pairs os

Won1en’s Boots, Shoe and Slippers in 2% , 3’ 3% - _

We will close them

out this week at

4Oc.

not a. third of their Pose- __ --A Snap for Small Feet-

SPRAGUE & C0., sunnrsmis.

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The rice is low i5r:

asl

mn'

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' ' '=_ -- ____ _C. B. C. has tlllcd about nlnc tenths oi

B the vacancies in Charlottetown with

-. _ students from its classes. Wonderful

- [3 record. The C. B, C‘sget thcrc.

._ Tun body of the latc John L. Monag-

- lisa, who died in Victor,Col. lefi. Montreal

pint’ 22,: 3 bottle, I . Empress. today wmeet the body, which

‘ F sh stock just hh _ will he accompanied by Prof. Pntk Mon-

re it to is aghan, Montreal.

Phone 86 will send

you. ~ _ Janes Pui|.i.irs of Worcnstcrldars who

' has been away from Charlottetown for the

e le

past twenty years, called at the Guardian

_ office yesterday Mr. Philips is desirous of 3 PHONE 86 OPP' P' 0' E. being put into communication with any

»‘~-~ _ ,,¢ survivors of the Great American Gale oi ' ' " .‘ ' ` ’51whcn so man vessels were wrecked

-I . fy i yesterday at noon and will arrive at Em- .- " eralii to-night. James H, Monaghan of ""2 the Railway Dept. Charlottetown, Amos 5', Everybody Should diin Monaghan, Station Agent at Montague, ami Rov Dr Monaghan, will cross in the

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oniheNorth Shore of the island. Mr. Philipsia acquainted with aaurvlvor oi

‘ that gale W. H, Scanlan who at the time

N oneiof the crew of the schooner, Brittan~

, a w rl Sava e Harbor

ala which as wrecks at g

...__ Tlienrew among which were two Islander

d one named Craig and the other Dugaid

is hcrlrby RAW" U1" im “”d"‘lg"° McEaohern werecared for by a lamily

hivelewd -l1¢l1°f“*“”Z P"'"°"°'°" teamed ceiiin. ur Phiiiprwenhi like te

their several properties at Moore’s

Mm. Mmm' _nd um, my p¢,5°,, or meet any of those interested.

' 1 5 otherwise

giexrgdisssiiifgnllii iiisieililgsaiiir pr0p¢l’il¢8» 'after this notice, will be i"f°9°°“i°° Nynla Ext, Wild strawberry relieves

in, 1 rr distinction- _ dysentery and cures all bowel tronbiea.

W on A y MRS'WM'MOoR1"' It is _easyio take and does 'its work

JOHN si. coééts.

quickly and eilectlveiy. Only 25c. por

JAM,” COL iii, bottle-A. W. Reddin PhemB-Sunny-

Mllwh, Augu st Sth. ioo6. °‘

vaasnaa-4-fy-sauilva _ "-

Fresh confectioii

during the s

hmmer months You will End

» Fecfmne Y -|-HE c}.|g](;E$'l`, All f1avors,.iii styles, put up in

viIiiiiiTEr§la‘i:ii)tN handsomeiiiound and half pound boxes. For 94|* by “il th” optieian

I y A I ` Sunnyside-

le in confectioners.

send their names and addresses with all particulars or call at The Guardian Employment and Information Bureau, New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. Telephone 182s. Those who do not desire to advertise will please send 25 cents with their request, which amount will be returned tothem on application lfthey do not get what they want.

IHE K|NI§'S

EUUNIY GUARDIAN

Bron' quality cheese, New Perth make

at W. A. Johnstone‘s, Montague.

28dtvi'2w.

"llorring" No l selected, “July Catch,- in halt bnircls und retail at W. A. John stoue's Montague. lldtwtf.

Bananas, oranges, lemons, and

cocoanuts-(received weekly) at W. A, .lohnst.on‘s,M0ntague. P. E. I. 28dtwtf.

Correspondents sending Kings County news will please mark “Kings County’ at the top of first page of snme, each time of sending.

Fancy groceries, biscuits, confectionery,

chocolates, and n nice line of cunncd fruits and vegetables at W. A. -lohnstznrs, Montague, P. E. 1.

22dtwtf.

Miss N1ai.i.rii: E. RAi~soN of Boston,

Mass.,is visiting her parents Solomon und Mrs. Rnpson, Millburn. She was accompanied by her friend Miss Maude Cobb, of Winthrop Mass.

Toumsrs and others "attention," The ilnest line of “Souvenir Stationery. views of Montague, souvenir post cards und souvenir goods of nil kinds crci' shown -at Montague. Call and inspcct,surc to buy-they are all butes.-W. A. Johnstone, Montague. 28dtwti.

Ni-:x'r Sunday (D. V.). there will be

Church of England services lu George- town at l0.i5 a. m. and in Murray liurbor ut 7 p. m; talrcn by Rev. C. R. ilarris; in Cherry Valley at 10 n.m. followed hy Sunday School, nndin Mount Stewart ai tip. m taken by J. F. Tupper. Rav. J. W. Godfrey will take the services in Sourls morning and-evening.

Tm: newsof the death of Rev. Ewen

Gillies, will be heard with wide sprral regret. In June he entered Aberdeen iioaplial, New Glasgow, N. S. for treat- |ncnt,nnd for ri time improved. Lately alarming symptoms appeared, and he pnnscil away on last Sunday morning. 0nMonrinynftcrnoon n funeral servloc wn.s liclri in United Church, New Glasgow which was largely ntiended by ministers ofilic Presbywry ot Picton, and ot-h'cr clergyman. The Rev. A. Rogers, pnstor of the church was assisted by 1iov`s.' Robert Cumming, Francis Ross, and James Sinclair. The body was taken to Burney's River, where he had been pus- tor for the last two years. Mr. Gillies wasborn in Sootliind,i\nd studied in thi- Presbyterlan College, Halifax. He had just completed twenty-live years of service in the ministry, sixteen uf whit.-li were spent in Cnrdignn, West Cape, and Murray liarbor South. lic lenvcs n 'widow nowin Scotland, is son in the -Wet-it, and four daughters nt liouie. llc was forty-ciglii. years of age.

THEY GIVE \\'ONDEIil"UL IIEALTII.

None are sohcnlthy, so buoyant and

full of llle na those who regulatcfwith Dr. I-Iamilton‘s Pills. Even in one night they work wonders. Fur and coating they tnkc from the tongue, headaches thcv rcleiziiie to thc past. biliousness und stomach disorders they prevent and absolutely cure.

Think what it means to have the sys-

tem cicunseri und puritleri by Dr. linmil- t0n’s Pills! A true laxntlvo, ii perfect tonic, harmless and wholly vegetable in composition, they will do you good. To fecl rind look your best. use Ilr. linmil~ scn's Pills, L’.'»c. at any dealers.

1l1lli 1-1-~l-

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‘ Our Constantly Increasing

optical trade is most grat- ifying. It shows that the people appreciate our ef- foris to give them Theocry besf 0p’1calS¢r\v{ce

Not only do we use the

most reliable methods of examination. we have also installed A Modern Lens G1 Inding 77.1111, enabling us to furnish our customers with "special" lenses without delay.

G.l".lluicl\eson,

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A LAWN party was held reolllivlfr li' the home of Wallace Owen, ¥.'Nl@|°“ in honor of Misa A. Louliio Pulllllof Malden Mass. There were aboilt75Ii'\lU"° Present. The lawn wha nicely deoorlwi with chinese lahtcr-|rs_

Tim undoubtcd pleasure given by thi* excellent concert rendered hy the Fourth Rfulmerit Band in Queen Square Garden" last. night. must have been very gratifying to the members of this line oompllll 0| musicians. Their efforts were thoroukh' AY Mlprecintcrl and loudly applauded. A most notable feature of the eveniug's pro' iiram and one that was received with emphatic applause was the singing of The Holy City. by timer isiriie 0'1'eoie. The Band furnished n line accompaniment As this was the sonme of much pleasure could not more socal music_bc introduced llll»0il1° Programs oitheeo popular con- certs.

1*,

BORN*

RODD-At Milton, August 27th. to

Ambrose and Mrs. Rodd, a daughter.

Mi:LEOil-At West Royalty, August

23, to John C. and Mrs. Mc-Leod, a son.

DIED

WEATI<lERIlIE~In this City, August

28th Miss Rnbinn Wcathcrbie, aged 77 years. '

WEBSTER-Entered into rest, Aug.

?Alth insl., Catherine Ross, rellci of the late James Webster.

HARRIS-In this city on Aug. 27, John

S. Harris, aged il? years.

(Funeral from his into rcsldcncc,

Brighton' today at ll a,ui. tc Argyle Shore cemetery. )

WHERE DOES CONSUMPTION UE- GIN.

That first little tickle becomes a cough,

the cough grows severe, is netgiectcd nuii travels down to the lungs. reat throat trouble before it gets sovere. Cntn.rrho- zone heals, ailnvs inflammation, cures ihrcai. and bronchial trouble quickly. A marvel worker is Cntnrrhozone which

from contracting consumption. Rec0m~ mended by doctors, proved by time to b

nccd. :ic and $1.00, cold everywhere.

SUUIH AFHIIIAN ' WAH IXPENSES

i.oNim.\', Aug. 27,-The correspondent

at .loliiiiincabuvg ofthe Daily Mall states thnt. it ls: bclicvcrl the imperial govern- uicnt has decided to forego the repay- ment of $l50,0(lil,iJ0il ul! war expenses which the Transvnal nnu Orange River colonies in 1003 undertook to make. The izovern- iucnt rcnsscrts, that the colonies named should raise a loan of twenty million for ngrlculturai development.

CLAliK'S PORK AND BEANS.

those who know them are nivviiys rcndy to ent more. Delicious mcntv ilavour- pltiin or with Chill or Tomato Sauce. 5c. und lilc. tins.

LADIES-AI TEND OUR

de1nonstrat'0n and sale . of New York wash neckwear on Thursday, Friday, and Satur- day of this week. An immense variety cf the newest things will be shown- at spec- lal prices. Order by mail if out of town. We refund money if desired. See adv. Examiner and Guard- ian.-Prowse Bros, Ltd.

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Music at thc Seashore

When going on your hol- idays take with you an

Autoharp.' - ~ Mandolin,

Guitar,

Graphophone,

Banjo, or Accordeon

And you will be sure to enjoy your vacation “Hoi weather prices” on all musical instruments.

Miller Bros.,

prevents thousands of Catarrh victims

unfniling. Catarrhozone isjust what you

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M-EET MEAT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

Stanle r0s.__

Some of he ew

ress Goods'

Last Mail Steamer from Liverpool

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brought ns about zooo yards new fashion- ’

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able Dress Staffs in black and colors. ,E ,

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l`weeds Venetians

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Cheviots Serges Mohairs Meltons

Plaids, etc. .

All the latest weaves and colors here for

you at most reasonable prices.

Tweeds from 450 up. _ . . _ » | I

\ enetizins from 5oc up.

Wool Scrges from 2l%c up. , I

Mohairs from 22c up

Wool Clieviots from 6 5c

Plaids from 6 5c up. , _

Meitons from 22c up.

STANLEY BROS.

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f cnr1sr1e’s Fine Biscuits

Our lntcsi. iuipoi'intian.af tlic>~c nico biscuit inciu<|cs:-

_],,_|,,_ J,r|||~r_ ' \'i\iiiili| \\'i| fciia,

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pig }{,r|~_ I\'n|ml<-uri,

Sirnwbciry Ili-np~'. Qiieniis

.\.~-ni-1 cd 2<i|nul\\'i1~lin»1, liifli 'i`l'P\\’l'll .\.-.~ui‘lcd 1\ini'.~l|iiiiillu|n~:. _ Sliurt llrriirl, 3

A.-.~ai'|c<l \\'i\iu|- ion \\ niri'-. 200 -500 lb,

“A33” SANDERSON & CO,, Piif-3"”

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ATS AN

. CAPS

A Come in and have a look at our Hats and Caps-

You want a new hat. Is you have never bought the

I hat that best suited you, get it now as we have thc .

most becoming shapes in stock. ,

Caps jus the kind to please you. _

, P E- Isl.1ud's '

Is A ivtoo o

0 » I 9 clothing sim.

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NEW FOUNDRY

Steam and Hot Water Heating REPAIRS CASTINCIS

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