g;aUeU_s~1"_~1's.`»1916_ ' ~ _ " ima cossnnn _ ‘rms

sa: » _ _ ' ' - - + fi _ A ~~ ' _ f _ -~ _ - . ._ '~ : _ f *~--=~~>- -~f__f -v_- _

We __ar,e_ _discharging

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Ha_cd._ _

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£115.

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‘sn I

t6d`av`ahd’_€véry day this week, this is

the timéf to pu1°Ch__8se_

Coal, the priceis at the bottom now.

Order your sup-

ply today.

A.Pitkard&0u.

A Pine zio_ Charlottetown ~

Let Us Pay Half

on Your Silverware

’ Beautiful. silver-plated knives, forks and spoons of every variety can be 'hadbere ,at just ONE HALF THE REGULAR

PRICES.

ACUPON WITH EACH 25c PURCHASE

We give ' ~

of the famous Rexall Re- medies, rubber goods sun- _

'l dries, etc. The silverware

ranges from , '

5 o'ci9ck ' tesspoonl.

worth Soc for 3 coupons

and 15c. Two ple knives worth $2.40 for' 24 coupons sndl _ ~ $1.20. '

McKlN#N ONS ,

I The Rexall Store _ ~» » ' ‘ _ l,

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57! _

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Take a 7 ‘With Yloii'-f_H’ A

Your vacation. “no matter

_ where or bow you go, will be'

doubly pleasant if you

KODAK

Then too, the little pictures,

l made so easily will show the

folks at home the splendid times you bad.

KODAK8 $7.00 to 380.

BROWNIEB 81 and up. Bring back your films to us for

_developing and printing. Then you‘ll be assured of the bestre- slilts.

V Geo. E. _Hughes

‘_ The |’eople's

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e §O

8»_»*»&8iX§.*1 ‘

“Please send the Guard-

ian sure” is the interesting postscript to a soldier's letter sent by the family to this paper today.. Many hundreds of sol- diers have written similarly.. Better send The Guardian along to YOUR boy

eoeesooeboooeeoeee

.O W O _f ‘O *O 'D

0. is e e -s -s is

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I fell from a building and received

what the doctor called a very bad' sprained ankle, and told me I must not walk for three weeks. I got MlNARD'S LINIMENT and ln six days I was out to work again. I think lt the best Lin- lment made.

ARC!-IIE E. LAUNDRY.

Edmonton.

A “Men- can you buy a $6.50 Boot. anywhere else for $4.38. Try_ MORRIb` _G SM|ll'H’B Alteration Sale. _ _ 148-B-MMG'

I'lICI,{EY’ST Twist is Pure H Sappy, Mellow Tobacco.

A _Hicke`y’s twistiis seasoned and sweetened inet A “Finest flavor ever” old-time tobacco users 2 It’s different from other kinds. Richer, more sat _ ; wiping-a taste and tang like good old wine. '

- ~_ Ask for Hicxi-:Y's-the his tis at the small price,-

it’s the chew for you.

_:,_- -.

_ ‘ q

_ . _ pm ‘

will ny*

Member

_Footwear in A

I- T|ie‘N_ext Mouth

_ A _or Two?

_ lt will PayfYou

rl an A BHYINVW

_ar _ _ I - _ _ _ A Your _Family _ 'Require _,

Good _

_ Piano

_ Herfe are ‘fionr g£ xl; $1035 out an me s piano or organ. V ‘

These instruments are used.

somewhat, but ' -

You would never 'Isnow ' they were used

wa -and the tone is better

tbeini_ikere._ :_-_,;_-*__

'.-

H teration

__ _ Sale

_ ii.-y iii

_‘I

<‘ _' _\,_» _‘___|_- » »_ _ :.

. . ‘__ S

- _. 1' <.‘_"*' c ,». _.i _ -

$450 for. . _ _

piano areal suave*-~ - - _

_ , excellent for public hall

if %~z.ef:ePr_f1f;;v°;;';“g __ _ Csrpe”uters*Tlile

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' _ Ladies- We have. some dandy

They areas good in ever? mail me any they _ cane froni

_ 1’ n_

_ . _ ::.e..r:.:ti. :vate ,ii _eiawist ; i to

"(2" Heintzmanwbianofw iii" lilo;

five years. Pzicciifef

- ch' i¢ i Square iam- I as ~‘¥.§§.3§ mm £150

, _ mad; church or- lnuass not iruurs soot- ,

_‘i \ 1 I * F A 1 _ _ ~ 1 __ _ ir uve to my in aiu Province. l A-r-r¢s~rio~"is amen u.‘iiis‘a‘a* in

` this issue re W. S. F'ounil's property

T’HE PROGRAMME for Miss Brem-

ner ii recital will be published in Tues- ilay‘s_ Guardian.. _14'z_i-9-Jglszi.

THE SCHOONER ANNIE CDULON

will be due Aug. 20th with 1000 tons

\Best Quality' of Hard ‘Coal for iseo. E. Full. . _ ._! 108134 4i.

-_FOR THE WEST- Among the ; ll r_of_e_xo'rsio leaving the §slli:uSP§son Satuigday “haters Messers o n miuons-and Harold Sharron. Crapaud; althr Trowsdala, Wm. Trowsqale . ‘_ Qose '-Valley; Wm. Gill Bradaibaiie; I-iarv`i‘e Waugh, Try- _ pu: duck ,Ffmfitt', Kensington.-V.

_ RESIDENCE BURNED- The res- idence nt Mr. Peter Curran. Summer- ' ville, was totally destroyed by fire Friday morning. It was one of the neatesi: homes in Summerville and surrounded by ornamental trees' and flowers. The large barn about 92 feet long caught in several places, but ow- _ lug to the 8000 work of the 'neighbours this building and the outbuiidlngs were saved. A large part of the furniture in the dwelling house was destroyed.

GHARLOTTETOWN CAN OOM-

PANY.- ln the last issue of the Roy- al Gazette appears notice of appli- cation for letters patent incorporating the Charlottetown Can Company, Lim- ited. The applicants are Messrs. C. F. Fisher. of Montreal; W; E. Agnew, Charlottetown; S. Clark, Mt. Stewart; John McPhee. Georgetown; D. C. Morson, Cardigan and G. I-I. Toombs. Charlottetown. Messrs C. F. Fisher, W. E. Agnew and S. C. Clark are the provisional directors. The nominal capital of the Company is twenty-five thousand dollars divided into two hun- dred and fifty shares of one hundred dollars each.

OFF FOR WESTERN CANADA-

Misses Agnes and Maria McDonald, two popular young ladies of Vernon River Bridge. have sleit (or about to leave) for Western Canada, where they~ have accepted positions. The Misses McDonald are daughters of Mr. Daniel F. McDonald, merchant of Vernon River Bridge, and will be greatly missed in the community at large, especially in musical circles, as they have taken rpart in a great many entertainments, etc. Maria was the teacher of Vernon High School for the past three years, and performed her duties adimirably. The Misses McDonald will have the best wishes of their many friends for success in their new duties. (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

A GOOD AD.- The "Hardware

Age," in a recent issue reproduced the Dollar Day advertisement of the Rogers Hardware Co., which appear-

ed _in the Guardian and 1;; the same time pays a neat eompli ht to that ilnm's very competent ` advertising clerk. Miss G. Coyle, under the`head- ing "Comprehensive Dollar Day Sale" The cutting reads:-No. 5 (Page ad.) .Miss Gertude Coyle, advertising clerk :for the Rogers Hardware Co.. Char- lottetown, P. E. I. The ad. is very at- tractively arranged. The headlines and heading designs tell the story at a glance. The dollar items are simfply listed .sud this is sutlicient, where the value is so unusual. Most of the other articles at higher prices are presented at length. The use of good cuts' throughout the ad helps its -gen- eral appsersnee greatly. I1( a good ad. wilfl win business this ad. should

halvmg produced' very gratifying re- su . -

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$4.00 Pumps going at $2.69. MORRIS G SMITH- _ _ _ . 1461-8-14M3|

:_:'l‘he Workmans Lunch Kit_ _with

Thermos Bottleenables the man _ or woman who is conipelled~to drive a- way from home to have the comforts and benefits of hot tea, coffee, soup etc. Excellent for picnics, dehing trips and all outings. Price $8.00 complete. Fosters Drugsltore Head quarters for Thermos Goods. Mtf.

Miss Ada S. Bradbury

14! Prince Otreet, next to Klnderqsnn

Art Needle Work and materials for

weighing. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinda.

_ .=~ ~

" $1' ._,._

,_ 2.

_ ‘¢j5=.f;`

i -.f _ _

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§ Are Your Feet

Tired, Hot and

1 Acliing? `

It you walk much-if

-I "you stand muob-- if you

are troubled with tired.

. , _ ' \'

'ri --‘ishir,9t{dy odrtivle

for tEking'," ea‘fii"ouch" ont of feet.~- ~ rest for blisters. burns, csllonses etc. ..

A\.l.AN'! FOOT EASE

is sn excellent preparation in powder form ...__.26e

‘ NYAUB FOOT _POWD-

iiairiss-mer sua sooth- ~mr¢e me-rest. _.asa

weave l _isiiiiranv ~_ roof rowoenm inedf

for sale at New L0l1d0h- ' 1479.

EVERY BEAT in Heartz Memorial

Ha" is good. Hdlp the Siege Battery

evening. a 1471-9-14M2l.

THIEOTANLEY- The C. G. S.

gumlgy docked in Charlottetown last evening at 8.46. She had six cars of iii-eight,and about fortyl passengers.

which was searched and not -,tra l~i.aiues'. I-Ie also states that his p ce is .not known as the Dardanslies.

FOX TAX ARREAR8 -The Guar-

dian understands that severail sum- mons have been issued for arrears. of mx taxes for the years 1914 and 1915, which will come up for hearinls at the next session of the County at Charlottetown on 1116 22115 "Ivi-

co|.i.is|oN on ~eRioce-- on sat-

urday night. when Mr. and Mrs. J. lt. Rombough were driving across Hills- boro Bridge on their return to Char- lottetown; they mei about the middle of the bridge. coming .in the opposite direction three teams. The occupants were eviden-tly drunk. and were aint!- ing and shouting. Two of the teams were racing abreast on opposite sides of the bridge. Mr. Rounbough ondea vored to turn off his horse to one side to avoid a collision. but U10 U1' evnablg happened. He was run into. the horse and carriaile 0V€l'l\1l'¥\6<i- he and his wife thrown out, both being badly shaken up. and the wa8E0l1 partly demolished. The young 111°" who are responsible for this act. dI`0V0 on paying not the slightest attention to Mr. and Mrs. Rombougb. and 110* stopping to see how badly they were

ed. Mr. Rombongh hail to B8¢\l\`° another team from Mr. i\‘. H. Beer he- fore he could proceed to his home in the Royalty. _‘

REV. J. M. MelNN|S. HALIFAX-

The Halifax Mail says: “There is H most welcome visitor in town- Rev. John M. Mclnnis, a former minister of Park street church, who arrived Saturday evening from Prince Ed- ward Island, and who ls now pastor ot the South Presbyterian church, Syracuse, New York, a church with a membership of 13,000 and one of the largest Presbyterian churches in New York state. Mr. Mclnnis, who is looking remarkably well, preached to two large congregations yesterday in that'church, where he will occupy the pulpit for four Sundays. Mrs. Mc- Innis is spending the Summer in Pennsylvania. In conversaltlon with the Mail, Mr. Mclnnis stated Cana-

dians are very _grominent in the great work of the resbyterlan church ii, the United States. All over the country they areholding positions of leadership. Lin Syracuse, Mr. Cook, formerly oi Halihx, -is prominent in the business world, and Profes- sor Archibald, also of this city. 10.1* merly held a chair in the university, but was recently called to British Columbia. Professor Metaler, dean of .the graduates school of the Univer- sity, is also a Canadian. For his tent yesterday morning Mr. Mcinnls took the words: “As an 658% etlrreth her nest." Addressing hlmsellr stralghit to'the great struggle, he. with incisive force, sought to show that God, through it was stirring the nations that they might "find their souls.”- The nations which are totally untouched by it are more in dan- ger than any others ofloeing that, in comparsion with which, all things else are as nothing. "

_Physicians Prescriptions

s_ 'Our ' ` " Specialty

'- Drug stores are really

neighborhood department stores in which various lines are featured.

oNE Druzzist may push p a t e n t ed preparations another toilet goods, Cam-

eras, Optical Service, the Fountain or other lines which nets him good finan- clal returns.

Our specialty _

has always been the fillingP of, - Physicians res-

_ criptions

rqreeuitouratore _

I ha s become a _

Prescription Center. g

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_ _ We carry an_ exehptionsl

stock of Pihscrlptien drugs, and our diS9¢l'lSiM _¢<l\lii> ment is up-to-date in every

possible way.

_Bring your Prescribi- ions tous.

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by erm-uo\iena}:n_, '

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i`M'iller Bros. rpg.-» ming;

'1-` ~~is1- nm 8_fr¢¢f__;

_ Johnson & Johnson

’ The Qualify Drugstore

leaves Y to attend the sixteenth annual cou-

UY 9-V-f°|1dm5 nm -"°°"'°i T'-'5'd‘W 'town`for some years to be rpresent.

hurt, or what damage they had indict- I-

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WEDDING BELLB-- Sl.. Dunel’..an’s\

Cathedral was t e scene of a ve

TO REPNESENT CHARLOTTE-

TOWN- His Worship Mayor Brown h ' TY.

on Satnrda next for Montreal 'pretty marriage yesterday morning, -

when - Misa Mary Goodwin,

vention of the Union of! Canadian of Charlottetown, became _the Man’s Clpolitleli, which meets there bride ‘of Mr. William. _'Mc-‘ on Monday, Tuesday and _Wednesd.sy, -Donald ot New. Glasgow. The August 21st. 22nd and 23rd inet. May- bride. who was becomingly attired in or Brown is first vice-president for HD Al|l=9‘blU9 Bull Wi'-ll dl\l‘8€ D|C¢\"'° prince Edward Island of this body, hat was attended by her sister, Ethel, ~ and is the first mayor of Charlotte- WHO WOPB ll “IVY bl\l0 Bill! Wllll IIB!-

10 IIIMCII. while the groom' was ably

gupported by Mr. Leo, Fisher of cotchiort. The wedding party left by tbelS. S. Stanley for a trip through the Lower Provinces and on their re-

turn will reslde in New` Glasgow.

RHEUHITISI

The lamina

Susspari eorreets

tion of the blood whois system. It tism because it

It fully for forty years.

Mayor Brown, will no doubt, bring back with him some useful know- YGGSB ill l'08Brd to municlpall affairs

from this great gathering. l9°d°‘_‘r A ‘qi I . I `

M,ool'*ei 5 Mc eod_,__ Limited

119 -'l21'Queen'Street Charlottetiwwn' 7 ~~" ”

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Gingham and Colton Dresses

, for Liffle Girls---All Price

Cui _Today

YOUR SPLENDID CHANCE TO PICK UP A FEW

PRETTY DRESSES for your little girls---is here today.

V Every one of these cotton and gingham dresses on sale at

a deep clit price. Not’ a dress in the lot but would cost you more money next season. Not a poor garment---or an out

_ of style garment--or a dress that isn’t pretty.

-’ 3 .r ~- -.

Pretty dresses---just such dresses us you

want to seo on your own little diuightcr---clear-

ing at fiictory price and less.

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‘ 381'. Wash Dresses for 250 50c Wash Ilresses for

60c Wash Dresses for 401: 75c Wash Dresses for S50 Wash Dresses for ` 570 l.l5 Wash Dresses for 771' 1.50 'Wash Dresses for 1.00 1.75 Wash Dresses for 1.20

3-ic 500

sueeess-

For rheumatism, stomach and

kidney "troubles, geneial 'debiliiy and all ills arising from impure bl Hood's has no ual. (ist it

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,ti mini _ 1., .1 . .- < . _. _ _ »- _ 1"

exPr.Aa|a"rioN‘_- rs'_r`sgardto1,'tae ' - - » _ __ ___ ______ __ __

prohibition"raidfon the-'Haines pre- / l ~ . al ' - , .I ,_ I _ .7-._-__

711355 °n Kms ' sweet" Mr' uJ`meE . '--,~ i ,- = . . .1/-.1 *J 'iii i»,~>-i"»ii|:J:l . | -»» f '

Haines' explainsthat lt was his place ' _ 2 ' " ' __ - »-.f~ . ._ _ . . _ _ - -

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WE HAVE _TI-IE GUN THAT

YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

A Gun that has the reputation to live up to is the kind of a Gun you want.

Some facts about guns should interest you at this time. The season of Gunning will s_oon be here. The_ Sportsman is overhauling his outfit if he has one, or figuring on purchasing.

We carry a very fine lineof Sporting Funs of every style-Shot guns and Repeat-

ing Rifles of the latest design and most perfect construction. They are the pronuction of high class makers. I _

Come and look over our line. A Prices to suit every pocket book fiom $6.25 up.

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When You Buy Ammunition ‘V I Yon Want the Best

"ass -ul _

< a - ' '

b ' C 'rt ‘d nt to know tha they are absolutely dependable.

It is tovgililfinlggastuth sge t1dl£§¢§is;et:&ga®Iy%u slggutléuhavle. Fo; that reason we carry

' ' “ “ . _ .” e ic. owes nces. - '

all Standard sizes in DOM_l__ WH5IiELALE & RETAIL

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| Store Closes At One O’clock on Saturdays,During August _I

,__ _ .

Q“°°“ lhel$o=f%ci's“orowsrcCo G’““°“ street ‘s l _ ~ Sire-f

liistem _National "'

_snonrssr nourla rims

OISERVATION CARS

I ousssc, ui ruous, amos, cociinsns, wiunirso oisuutsrc tossing nn nt nipsnifiirtc lists ns. ns. htuninueizupn ~ -° “ “

~ nina tuuiwit nt su.

uociiwsmsa “ “ “

'llliili ii4.l|.s.ilsir. Sat lies. IIUEIEC l.lls.a. “_

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' ` Tuned. Illliiril EM%‘i‘.‘.'.i'.i'..‘....».. Em.

5 Atrgaillli Ilan. “

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