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/,_ AA If it 13 a diamond we can supply you ( - _

'f -'V I 5 0|-If dilmonds co '- l

cutting,-being-free from detectsixxaglel z:=gIc?wyv5ltttIrnb:illiEtuI;erfect

Out Prices:--Direct from the rn uf t y to sell them at as low a price as ,Thin Thx? "l;l3y“ EI? 2.11);

rr vars to my to um P/ovlnu. _s1~roo'r1`No.--'rss Pownal mln as

sc-ciation will hold shooting on their range Friday 18th beginning at 9 o'clock. A full attendance oi the

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DENTAL ABBOCIATION.-The last session of the dental union was held in Moncton , Saturday morning and opened shortly after ten o'clock. Dr. J. B. Bagnell, Charlottetown, read a a r "Histor of Dentist inP lil.

in Canada. ' y Weiinerfs Jewellry isfope

C members and all menrbers of B. Com-

pany are requested to attend also

Ii ~ =-me

_ '

_c. off Men‘s

ents, gun metals -all laced

choice at 25 p. c off.

Sllopesrly. Get your pony votes here._

ned; off

cilard Coal

Due to arrive per

Schooner “Sylora C.

Hall” 650 tons Hard I

Coal in Egg an d

Chestnut sizes. __

tl. Lyons & ilu.

6-Isnrf,

l» 1'/ / Q

W...--

Contain delicious

centres.

. covered

with '

' l

enticingly nice.

' `I1igh class - Chocolate

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. _Fire Insurance iii"-:.=‘i'~_'-.§".1i’>.-i'_*=‘.'.ii‘Z‘?-i"iifili §»=?€‘i-~ifer»l`é_ls'E:.:':;'sl‘Z::;“3’.'”.‘:;

Best llard _tical

'The schooner "Estelle" has ar-

rived York with 650 tons Authrseite Coal in stove and chest- nut sizes. She will be followed im-

mediately by the “Levi S. And-

rews" with 950 tons in egg, st0v¢

and chestnut sizes, all of highest

grade and beet 4i\llmY- I 'roses onus can .nu be loser while discharging. Kindly *Wd In yourforders today, and satisfact tory delivery will be made. ‘ V

etmlnll. lun a co.

~\!A{heIt_srle Retail Coal tklitfi-

. ~ lust: a limited lot left--tons, pat.

sidered splendid values at the present pi’1¢€_S'Wh1ch range from $3.00 to $5.00 a “pair but today you can take your

.s ' p Summer Shoes

styles. Cou-

R ` _ Cook’s Photos

Have the natural po‘e an-l ex-

pres~ion delicate shading and fine finish you admire.

Stulio, new Desbrisay Blcck »

. . .

The Living Picture ls our idea of a successful portrait. This

means a study of the s harlycter and n- ood of the sitter as well as o salisnt feat-

yges-and the facilities for interpreting

sm. Uur studio equipment is up-to-date and the entire ated o surround nss are designed to put the sitter at ease. enabl- ing us to catch the living. natural, every. day eripression. -

I til a is your idea of a portrait. you will appreciate our wort,

The Cook Studio

WE MAKE TEETII

will do all we can to save tue teeth You have sndllitis possible to save them we will do so if not. we will give you the best suostule possible to fret. lf you

you of abundant satisfaction. .

|25 Queen St.

lir. Robins -=---~

Goffa

Phone rtsl

FOR SALE !

The undersi; ned offers for sale

the following \alusb‘e Foxes:-

Four Hale Foxes ~ pure hlaek. ' live Ftmale lease-pun his_c|t- Sis Female foxes-pales sliver (some dark silver) _ ‘

Two Male Foxes- pure silver Ons Cross fox- moitiy hlsek and silver -

I claim an expert knowledge of

foxes and fox fur. There is only one rection of Canada where the Hud- son Bay Company gels its -choices! fox furs. These rank on the London 'market with the best furs from this province. ‘ Since last fail I have been in cor- respondence with the for dealers of this Hudson Bay stction with a view to securing some of their very best stock. I visited the sectit u re- cently and out of hnudn ds of foxes offered for sale I had first choice and selected the above. .Thev are all free from rust and the blacks have no white hairs: xcept the__whI~'e tipped tail. They are all young fo x-~ es, now quite tame, \afgef.'stl0Ull¢l' audi etter developed than th=;lt\l\ud lox. This province is now sut‘fe_ripg the penalty of tco much _iabreedf lug Here is the very stock With. which our bestlsland foxeslsllolgid be matt-d to produce the .surest Q09 and the best results in the choicest fur. - ` 'rims fum wmss and nasty 01 ‘“' ""."i§`l lZ‘..`§`." li.'."°-i‘.'2‘5`.l..§’..°.§f.‘§ bpgsfnspeotod at all? “il” 57 P'°9°'°d purchasers. For time and Pi_;°:t°$g°

ggmlnerside or to tholundoiarlgpufjn HOLLAND’

- gg Capo Traverse.

` -Chftaiyn,-jyhitlth, |913' ` ‘

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others wishing to join. Luncheon will be servod on the range.

A GOOD SUMMER RBlSOR'l‘.--Fifty, persons _had supper at Holland Hail on Saturday and about as many Sun-

Sumznsr' Resorts property is greatly pleased with the proposition. At the new landing pier at Holland Cove there is five feet of water at high tide and it ls proposed to build an- other bluck at which motor boats will be able to land when the tide is

low.--256.

PROGRESBIVE MOVE.-In the

Canadian Home Journal for July. among the accounts of the several Women's Institutes and Homemaker Clubs of Canada, there is an item of interest. to Prince Edward Island readers. The article deals with the lwgllllllnlr of this progressive move- ment on the Island, and compares very favorably with the news from the other Provinces, Ontario, New Brunswick, British Columbia, Alber- ta. Nova Scotia, in all of which places this work has been undertak- en.

WEDDING BELLE.-’I‘he morning

of Tuesday, July Bth, was the scene of an interesting event at St. Jo- sePh's Chdroh, Kelly’s Cross, when the Rev. Dr. Curran performed the wedding ceremony tying the nuptlal knot secure and fast which made twc hearts beat as one. The contracting parties of the happy occasion were Mr. Philip Monaghan, sou of Francis R. and Mrs. Monaghan, to Miss Del la Hagen, daughter of Patrick and Mrs. Hagen, Westmoreland. The bridt was becomingly gowned _in brown silk with lace trimmings and white picture hat. She was attended by her sister Miss Winnie who was daintily sttired in cream messaline, while Mr. Joseph Monaghan, brother of tht groom, very acceptably performed tht duties of best man. The bride wa the recipient of a beautiful gold lock et and chain and the bridesmaid re- ceived a handsome gold brooch, be ing choice gifts of the groom. After the ceremony a pleasant drive was en ioyed, returning to the home of tb- brldo, where dinner was served il Mrs. Hagen's usual brilliant style. The bride and groom are very popu lar and received n number of nic( wedding presents, besides congratula tions from their boats of friends wish ing them a long and prosperous jour ney over llfe's pathway.

sembiy Hall of the Technical Colleg

come from the city voiced by Comp

Mr. Upham, by the Ex-Chairman, Dr

Armitage, was an exceedingly agree

them. This appreciation was volue. for the school by its President S. A Starrett, B. Sc., Hearty welcomes are all right but the School is to be seen only in its classes Work in thee

on Wednesday morning. All classes were hlled to overflowing with en

all the good possible out of the on portunlties sdorded them during tile

next three weeks.

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::Now is the time to get after tm

common pest-the housefly. We hav: everything you could want in tha' line. See us for _ily paper, spiral cat- chers, Persian flnsect powder. etc. The MacKinnon 'Drug Co., C'orner, Great George and Kent Sta. Mtf.

HARD COAI

Tl!! Schooner

0livei Ames

Will le due h- re in about ten days

wi h a cargo of _

‘T00 'ions oi the

Best American

'lf you want the best please send your order to ' »

neo. n, run

` Coal Dealer

Phone 278 \

Prince St. Wharf.

E 0. l>. sro.

diy- EV°l'!\l°¢1¥ W\l° 1188 Vllifhti ¢\\°"proved also to be interesting and was

SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE-

The opening meeting oi the twenty-

seventh session of the Summer School EA E N of mt -.wt l. .2 ..f;..?.':.§. nes.. “sn:°;:° ss.

e. -. - ’ _

Halifax, N. S., was characterized by J th 22 d A 91

as rxhlat oldtimt; onthviism whxh in- uggéeyaflcs if H;gm;&n§es€y,l:rMa3: so . Ihxt pybxlgr Banda u?\);[I !IJgl‘gliIal:Izali):§o?1x an a Contract for tour years' six ' P

Ti-'3 only dmefencz °b5:§V°? by th* No. I from Summerside Pl‘inco_E1.l? Wfit" WW that i'- ° en "5 “Bm Wal' ward Island from the Postmaster

.ir

on orm a . e y -

troler Harris, from the province by Hon. Mr. Armstrong, Com. of Publi( blank forms of Tender may be ob- Works and Mines, from the Provin- cial Education Dept. by Supt. Mc- Kay, from the schools of Halifax by

the chairman of the School Board Inspector-

. Blrszlcxdor and by Supervisor McKay Post Office Inspector.-

and we guarantee them to tit exantly.We and (mm the Churches by Ven Dean

able reception for the visitors to re-

entrust ourdentalnaedstons weassure Collie- Rnd WB! fully BDPl`0¢i5f-05 by

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commenced -promptly at nine o‘clo:;l -

thuslastic workers determined to get

Coalennveyance of I-its Maiesty's Mails,

D IN Y YY - Island." which was thoroughly en- joyed. Au interesting dlscustion fol- lowed led by Dr. J. M. Magee, St. John. Dr. F. W. Ryafn followed next reading a paper entitled "Reviewing the Phasesvof Dentistryf' presented in

Pickerill`s_`_.b0ok_ of _dgrtal cases. Dis- cussion followed t is paper which

led* by Dr. F. A_1__.LeIi‘urgey, of Sum- merside. P. E. ‘Il The questions which were put in the question box were an- swered in open meeting. The dentists left after the smsion for. Humph- rey’s where dinner was served to them on the grounds of Mr. W. F. Humph- rey. M. P. P., wh’lh was thoroughly enloyeh. After the inner man had bven satisfied, a golf match was played between all Moncton and all comers and everything proved very enjoyable.

AUTO IN CH'ARLOTTETOWN.- Mr. B. Roy Holman, 'who has been appointed agent hers for the Cadil-, lac Autos, had one of the $2.500 mo- tors running throughout the city -yes- terday. The auto is most comfort- ably furnished and equipped, and runs with a smoothness and lack of noise, the best testimonial to which was the tact that it scarcely attracted any notice as it passed through the busy streets of the city or the suburbs where the streets are somewhat nar- rower. A representative of The Guardian had'_a ride out as far as the Woodman-Taylor Fox Ranch and hack, and although .many horses and teams were met. some of them driven hy boys and women, yet not in one instance did the animal shy or show any indication of fright. The car was lriven by Mr. Coates, the company’s representative in the Maritime Pro- 'inces, and he showed the greatest skill in negotiating dltllcult corners and circumventiug obstacles on the roads. '

:Rexnll Syrup of Hypophosphites is

just the thi-ng you need for summer. lt: will banish that weak tired feeling and make you enjoy your vacation full and completely. It is a perfect _zombination of the seven hypaphos- gbites made after a formula prescrib- ed by eminent physicians. 16 oz. bot- tles $1.00. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt. George and Kent Sta.

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MAIL CONTRACT

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V _ “°"°m»'r°nw _ 'rnacHARLo1"rETowNcUA " _ . _ We))n¢r’5 » ll THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN il

Ladies' I ‘

Summe_rDr__esses

We have a number of line white

dresses in stock. Some are trimmed with lace, some with embroidery and again others are all embroidery. Now this is well into July and we do not want to carry them any more so here

goes for a chance,

All sizes 32 to 40. .

$2. 50 3.50 3-98 4 85 6-95

dresses for $I.98

as st

“ “ 2.85 “ ` “ 3.50 “ “ 4.50

Stanley Bros

MSL The always busy stlre.

"°_ _ -59% 5 ' “ill

'__

.elved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri

times per week over Rural mail rou

~ information ns to conditions of ro-

halned at the\Poat Offices of Summer- side, Bt. Eieanors, Linkletter, North sit. Eieanors and at the Pom; Office

. JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspectors Ofilce,

Charlottetown, July 12th 1913,

259-7-15m‘tu3l.

The best none too good

Inverness Bnal

without any exception the cleanest

coal on the market.

7 Everybody uses it ask your next

door neighbor about ir.

N0 on the bottom of ots

or stove covers,

255,7-l5mtuf3i

Printed notices containing further Clean is the unggimgus Verdict

P s

uosed Contract may be seen -und -- Better thls yeaf than eVe]°_

STIIAMSIIIP SAILINGS.

_ MAlt_$reaMsrlleS|

Montreal to Liverpool Royal Mail Bervles

0 l- l.Jo| u vixlhifs. _'1l_‘i.urilulIy;7,

l‘ur\islan...... _uos. u y . Victorian. ... 'lues .l.|ly 29 Montreal to Glasgow

%a:dinavian -..Bah July

esperian Bat. July

E-'retorian Sat July Grampian................'l'hur July Montreal--IIavre~ London Ionian .. ....l-lun. .lullfli Pomersnisn............. i'-lun.July20

"cotian_ 8un.Jul¥z'l Corinthlan nun Auf!.lf

For rstaa, a ll particulars. apply W. K. It BS. llty.

E‘§éFs°

Q3 ci. El- :

II. Q. A. ALLAN

2 St. Polar Street. Hantreal

________i1s1-______i

ALL TIIE WAY BY WATER

Eastern S. S. Corporation

IN l.‘Iiil!NA'I‘i0NAL l |*`E--Fares tlbnr- Iovsotown to Iiostuu U21) to Poltiulld !li.10. Leaves Bt. John a' tlfrla. nr. Mol - days. Wednesrtnvu and Frldays for East- port, Luhec and Boston- tte\.uroin&’|eaves U»-ntral Wprnri Blstcn ‘londsy s, ednesd sys and rinsys. at 0 a m- and Portland at 5 p. ln., for hubec, fflaotport and St. John.

Direct. Route- ’ eaves St. John ni. 7.00 lr. fn. 'i`uev-days Fridays and Baturdllyu for B .stun direct.

ifeturnlng leaves Central Wharf, lina-

ton at llltlfia. m. Bunduyrl Mondays null i‘I\ursdsvs i \r _-lt .lulm filract. _ MAIME S'I‘l9AMBIiIP I.iNI"- illrovt

at-rvicr. between Portland and New Yurit.

In-nves I<‘r»\ni¢Iln Wharf Mondays at lotto a. m. and Tuesdays. Thursday and

Batuyldazv) at fi l0 n. m.

_Min 'It P0i.I'i‘AN i'3'I‘EAVSIiiI’LiNlC--

D rect all the way by watt-r between B tston und New York. _,heave india Wharf week days ond

eundaye atop, m- _ For tickets, rterature and information

gpiyt t u local ticket agents. Baggage ac ed through to dest.lns.\..un.

l. li. 'i‘H()MP80_N. ’i‘. F. & l»'.A. A. Isl. Flemlng Agont.

Ht. Jnnn. N. l'

Furness Withy Q Co, Iid

STILAMSIIIY IINERS

From Loudon idteamor From lialilrtx

-- - Kanawha June 1l0l.i\

---- Shenandoah July Itth

July iiru (Via til.. JuIrn’u N.li)

ltnppnllannock July 25th

July l'lt.h Kinrnvlin Aug\.e‘.8lh

li f is =_ 74|*

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*IAIL CONTRALT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed tg .he Postmaster General, will be rc- :eived at Ottawa until Noon. on Fri- lay, the 22nd August 1913 for the :onveyance of His Maiesty’s Mails, rn a proposed Contract for four vears, over Rural mail route No. 1 from O'Leary Station, P. E. Island from the Post Master's General's lleasurc. Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro- 'losed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may ba ob- tained at the Post Offices of O'Leary Station and all route Oilicos and at the ofllce of the Post Office Inspector.

‘ JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oillce Inspector.

Post Otllce Inspector's Ofllco,

Charlottetown, July 12th 1913.

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MAIL l CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS. addressed to

the Postmaster General. will be re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the Bind August 1918 for the

on a proposed Contrast for four years, over Rural mail route No. 1 from Cherry Grove, P. lil. Island

from the Postmasner General's pleas-

Printed notices containing fluther

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract rmv be seen and blank forms of 'Pender may be ob- tained at the Post Odioes of Cherry Grove, Charnwood. Hermanville. Reel! Barra, Bayfield, Glsncorrodale and at the ofilcs of the Post Otllce inspector.

JOHN F. Wl-IBAR.

Post Office Inspector.-

Post Otllee Inspector's Otllce.

cnanomzown, my me ms. 4. __ ser-1-tsmcual.

r' ' s _-1

i RITCHIES '

99 Grafton Street

Phone 95|.

it‘rum Livnrpool Btaalner From liaiilnl

---- Digby .Iunoltlrth

June Ztith 'l`»\basco .luly llit ll July 15th |)iguy July 20th

ihu slmva staarnl ra have s l mraw uc

snmnvodatlun ll r .nlvuh Dm-n-rrgrws sl rf

lfvnlghs Aga-nts lm ll e

Allan Line- tltesmshtn Uo. at llslnrsr

I'liIiNI¢BB WI'I‘HY D (‘().. I 'I i)

Agent Halilnv. N.rl.

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Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Co., Itd

Commencing Monday the sth of May

the

STEAMER NORTIIUMBEIILAND leaves Charlottetown for l’ictou. N. H. at 820o’clocK a- m., leaving _Picton on return about A 30 p.v m. Qunnsctlons r_mul¢~ atPictou for all points ln Nova Bcutn.

STEAMER EHPRESS loaves Bummerside for Point d_u Chono N. B., about I0 o’cluck a. m. leaving l’.m|l. du (fhene on _return about 4.lf9 D. rn.. connecting with express trams _ for Charlottetown and '|‘lgnrsh. Cunnectlorrs made at I’ mt du (Jhene for all points rn Canada and the United States.

G. W, WAKEFOIID

Manager

Charlottetown. P. ld. Island.

May 3Mtf.

To make room for new stock we are selling the

remainder of our stock of the People’s Library 150 volumes only at 19c a volume or 6 for $1.00.

r9 Autocrat of the Break- fast table. The, Holmes. :or Black Tulip, The Du-

mas

26 Cranford, Gaskell loB Crown of Wild Olive

(The) *Phe Ethics of the Dust, Ru-kln

44 Deerslayer, The, Cooper 3 Elst Lyn .e, Wood

102 Emma, Austen 41 Fairy Tales, Stories and

Legends, Andersen

75 Gulliver’_s Travels, Swift 86 Guy Mannering Scott 65 l-Iypatia, C. Kingsley 61 It is Never Too Late to

Mend, Reade

103 journal of the Plague

Year. Defre

ro4 Mansfield Park, Austen 7! Masterman Ready, Mar-

ryat _

69 Mr. Midshipmen Easy,

Marryat

ro5 Natural History of Sel-

borne, The White '

50 Ollver Twis', Diclnns

71 Our Village, Milford

57 Pathfinder The, Cooper 94 Peter Simple, Marr; at ` 8| Peter the_Whaler, King-

stou

106 Professor at the Break- fast Table, The. Holmes 79 Ravenshoe, H. Kingsley |07 Seven Lsmrs of Archi-

tecture, The, Ruskin

63 Shiriy, C. B.onte

ens

76 Talisman. The, Scott 74 Three Midshipmen, Tire

Kingston

47 Three Musketeers, The,

Dumas

56 Two Paths and other Es-

ssys,The, Ruskin

gr Two Years Ago, C.

Kingsley.

log Villetle, C Bronte 68 Voyages of Discovery,

Cook

59 Woman in White, 'l'h~,

Collins

85 Wuthering Heights, E.

Bronte

Out of town customers may 4 rder by number and should

add 5c postage for each volume ordered.

I That our “Quick Developing Method" for films is \

a big success is shown by the tremendous number of

received.

‘ films we are receiving. Films delivered the same day as

_ J

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_QANADIAN f PAc||=|c~..~

The Short Direct Route CliAlll.0TTi5l‘0WN

nonillnnr

Close connections for nil Points Beyond

New Electric Lighted Sleepers

ON CANADIAN PACIFIC HALIFAX-MONTREAL TRAIN.

The Best Dining Car Service

THE ONLY LINE OPERATING COMPARTMENT CARS Montreal and Ottawa fo Toronto Montreal and Toronto to Vancouver.

W.B. HOWARD. D. P. A.. U. P. Il. `

Bt John N B

J. K. R"“lEl. Local Ageuut. liners House | Building .Charlottetown

F-\` l

Plant - Line Direct Route to Boston

Commending .lone ulh. the well known 8.8. Halifax sails lrom Uhariottatown for ¥I.'.§2.l‘..l‘£. .i"‘l."‘.°.i‘.i"€l!\ ‘” l “""'“.';

oo . uxur ous ne

twin nporsw steamer "Evangeline" tw) tons ridays at noon

Rsturnl g tne el. 8. Halifax lowes Bos- ton Qlptur sys at noon,and the t~l.B.\\range~ line ues sys at noon. for folders and furtherinformatlon, app y to

* Jas. Csrrsgher,

l Agent.

Charlottetown. P.l.I

.. "?` i 'is ~» ‘_» 'nf "za . ~.

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