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,Souvenirs

f Our special design of Souvenir ‘Spoons have just arrived.:~ Handle fsnrmounted with Island Crest, lqith motto, “I’arva sub Ingenti” lencircled with wreath of maple T-ileaves. The handle bears a scroll . with the words Prince Edward Is-; fland. Some of the bowls have a view of the Stanley crossing the dice and some a view of -the Pro- ’ vincial Building. The spoons are. 1' in Silver and silver Gilt, two sizes. fzitea and coffee. _ _ Call and see them.

€E. ,W,._-Iaylor,

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Of Concerts, Socials, Entertainments etc.,

»u_bs;m°°o' making

‘i plume 5~eentsaline

(of 6 words) for first

_ insertion, and 2 5 ‘ T cents a line for each continuation. Churches and chari- _ tdule _ institutions half rates. Minimum price 15 cents.Black typeannouncemerits double rates Births, Marriages a n d Deaths FREE but verses with deaths same rate as above.

THE GUARDIAN,

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COMMENCING JUNE 19th T

The well known Steam- ‘ er_s of tne PLANT LINE will leave Charlottetown

_ and Boston is Hawken- ‘”i bury and Halifax.

“S. S. OLIV ETTE” evlarr inssnlir li 1 P. il.

“-5. 5. HALlFAX” Falnlr 1 P. M.

Sreatrrning will leave Boston Tuesdays and sag.

YS-

Paaaengers via Picton on Tuesdays and Sat-

gfdays make connections at Halifax for Boston

For tickets and all information apply to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent Ch’town H. L. CHIPMAN, Manager,

THE STEAMER

City of London"

bliw

f Will until further notice leave foo

A" lreat Geox ge Street. Charlottetown in

Tuesday and Wednesday at 3.00

p. m. for Orwell.

_Thursday. at 3.30 p. ni. for West

River Bridge.

Friday at 3. 30 p.ni. for East River. Saturday at 3.oo p.m., for Crapaud. For freight and other infomation

address-

T. J. CRAIG,

Manager, Charlottetown.

prll as dt!

_ ii' I ' ' i ;

CANADA’S MARITIME FAMDUS THE TRAIN EXPRESS

in »

__J_ _‘Ei.°P.52£"‘“

.-ig; , _ Between Ralifax, Truro, Painsee junqiw

treal

Tl- l°ld°Il.`Quebee. and llou

il= You onli' KNEW p sA|=B

' swim- f siuooru

'When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be-

J~f§f.;f°g°b'ut -:lf i ` Wllellt is Destroyed

~ You are too late. Remember the

old adage, “There is no time like the present,” and no insurance like ours.

E. II. EIEEIR.

Representing Phoenix: of Hartford,

Canadian. Quebec.

‘ ~ Puts. Tliiomite

_ _ni

` _

_ Having*-'opeyled our store

on Grei George Street,

oppo&i?rabbe’s corner, " wew_0\lId§,invite you to ` ealland inspect our stock

which we nave just re- ceived. The 1,121* novel- ties in" woofens which we will make up in the latest fashions at mod-

- crate prices. Your own

material made up if de- sired. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Patlonage sol- icllcfl,

e Boyce & Blanchard,

:.1 Q

`¥` » Iuséraiiwng """ rn nm. '

.CXIIIIIBI

journey, and you will travel via

YOUR OWN LINE.

Write tor rates and time tables to

‘ G. A. SHARP, Supl.. P. I I. lailwly, Cllr

q lottetown, P. E. X.

|N0. ll. LYONS, General Passenger and

Tkket Agent. Moncton.

B. ‘1`I!'FIN, Traic Manager, Moncton

vr.

Dominion Atlantic Railway

And Steamship Linea to Boston via Yarmouth.

The Popular Fast Line Eastern Nov Scotia and Boston Via' Windsor J unetiou and Halltax.

I EXPRESS TRAINS lei; Halifax daily (ex- 7 ‘nd t _ d .m..fo: D'bv

CCD( bl [Y I 1 I 9.2 I IK 2 ’ and Yarinouih inafinguoonnectlou at Yarmouth

for Boston. _ .

rm: ltovu. HAIL stltausnirs

T " PIIIIGE IRVIIUR ”

_ -AND-

The Fastest and Finer( Steamers plyiig oe- - tween the Maritime Provinoeaand Boston.

Leave Yarmouth daily except. Sunday for

loston on arrival ot Bxpteoa Trains from 1 Halifax. xetuming leave lag Wharf. Bolton i daily except Saturday ata p._

Passengers arriving in HaliI_ax next day 4.40

and. o.4? p. nl. by lhpress Train.

For a l information, guide books, folders. etc

which will be sent free write to P. H. Arm

strong, General Passenger Agent,_ Kentville

_PL S. 3 Trains run on Atlantic Standar tme.

P. GIFKINS, General Mgr.

6l1dwa.m _

._ .fy .4 -£-

»P. E. |._fl_l||.wlY n°i°a'i""r°§aii=a°;¢3i1 i=k':f.iaiTixi3"i`\&rm

trains Outward. Trtlll Inwlrd

t o

|ax:¢nted)asfollowa:-

1- _,-35 4- _a _+ f '_=

_ p;_37 8.15 T ` ’ goo i K-44

the Ch’town Steam Navi-

- gallon C0., Lilllilcd. 'ffl i

-s'l‘EAME_Rs- Northumberland’ and 'Princess'

Leave as te-low every day, Sundays ¢XC¢t*¢d- hem romr nvcmlmr on nnvat of nm train from St. john for SUIIQIBISIDE. coll- aectlng there with express tram for Charlotte- town and iiirnish. _ Prom SUMMERSIDP. ou arrival ol ltofilllit

train from Charlottetown and all Siilwll 9' P- lr. i. ir. lm romr nn cvU=NE- <°"v'f*; lDl withdav lriill for ST. ]0EN, 305101*

Co':¢¢'i|;|°"¢'i°i`\»»¢ uamlaiwnli na-

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as i .ily :ni :its

5 p. ur-

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on cnaitnorrltrowie for Prrmn, at 9°° I- nuoon--.niiglnere wiih day trains lor cue an »-.1-os .mi namrax. at NORTH

~»_ `YDNE\‘ uitb Steamer aruce tor newfound-

lit naunx at he -'_ . realli' LINE bl

I. _ '

msgh Tickets to ke had .t Grand Trunk-

PYIALES.

1-40 534

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“ PBIIGE GEORGE ”'

1.29

No talk about the Kansas woman

would be complete without a word as to the clubwoman, several thousand or her. The most remarkable thing about the Kansas clubwoman ta the awe ln- aplrlng, all embracingnesa of her knowl- edge. She knows all about Buddha, Browning or buckwheat cakes and can ` talk with equal fluency about the high- er criticism or the hired girl. She can tell you with the same readiness the data ot the Italian renaissance or the day and hour when her ilrst baby cuter its nrst tooth. She is equally capable of figuring out the next transit of Venus or of cutting a shirt waist from 11 yard and three-quarters ,ot goods by a pattern that 'calls tor three yahk and a halt. Unlike Horatio, there are few things in heaven or mirth of which her philosophy has not dreamed, and what she has “dared to dream of she has dared to do.” Public parks and foun- _ talna, klndergartena and restrooms for farmers’ wives, industrial schools, trav- eling libraries and art galleries, schol- arships ln high schools and unlveral ties, improved civic conditions and beautllled scltoolrooins-these are some ottbadreamsallehastranstormedlnto

realities, and hefwork taonlywell be- gun. Tha woman’s club has ceased to be an expel'lment.and_a jest and has bacbine a nucleus of altruiatlehtttltltl. the center ot an ever widening circle whose circumference will one day touch the stars.-Mrs. H. P. Willson.

FASHIONABLE STATIONERY.

Quslity, Slanpe, Sho all Color. Crests all Allreaaoa.

The character and quality of one’s stationery are of tha greatest impor- tance. Etlquettz and convenience have

paper for social uae, remarks thc De-

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’Kidney Pills and they did n

ijaay.-Life. - <-__.`,\-,.~_,\_‘-,, i

&Hagyard’s Ye `_ ' isa useliiwledy "’ flfllllve in anyillousr ID? or beast. Relieves pain, _ rveea swellin , allnys indammation, cunts 'cut=. burns,

_Well Known “l3omp"o'lo!l.”

_N _ ., ' _ _ ` - X

PAGE'

, ~ESTAN-“'15” |59* CHAR!-0'lTr£TOWN. Piuivcr: rznwaitn isnawo. 1"ur:soaY.pAuousr,i,s.,igos

Q Q I » I I * 'ri-ie ci.uswoMAN. _

PL l'ho Knowledge or the Kansas Va-

t rlety-Her Domestic Lore.

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holders is»& K

Company 1 in

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age ?.i.’{§f?‘i°l:dt

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skilful management in y

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test 'xmat cani a The Nortlr American

idylfefcfnqianson h tured endowments h

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J K. rg:ahEsq Provincial Manager

SAVED His' LIFE " ’ _ ‘

T_hat’s What John J. Bums SoysfDodd’s

Kidney Pills Did for Hlm.‘ = -' T

Danivuzv, P. E. I., August 17.-(Special)

.-John J. Burns, Luc 18, Dornkyg ht! given for publication a statement -oonooml ing his wonderful cure ot Iniinmmatihn of the Kldneys by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. reads; __ 'M " Q ` I " ,

“For over eight years I sufferedtrom

Chronic Inflammation of the Lolns

Kidueyo. Itgot. so badl could sit, 'walk or sleep. I was about to

Iffliesmh' when 'I wlo'-led

work for me. I am completely any one who knows me can that Dodd‘a Kidney Pills and cursiluli.” 4. -` Ifble 'lll`saas_g"ls_ 131158 th J_Ktdney_af.~Dodd’s, g mae it.. V -“’*-'~’~"

Speaking of

§oinet.il_u~g_li’§ens that _ i§&d enough on knowdiiua ti

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RUSS &

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,are all made to our special I by the best ring manufacturers Can da nd are guatanteed to

¥"ll§f’*' Millsaps

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iitm A large supply just received

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”""“‘h°“'°°"'”‘ 'mme' ‘M sm' °f i°lA Z... hiya. in *mm W N JCWCICF r.. ri. M. swarm imauaawlu

than lcmesiiolt of m's Ho

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Minard's Liniment everywhe - '

The Groom-Our Anniversary! hat

so soon t Wefve been mmxtnggyv k to

IIYIIDPQ, DIE ARD ADDBESEB.

llneator. The envelope should match the paper used and be of such size that one folding only _is necessary.

e There is a variety of novel shades in

both paper and envelopes that have re- ceived the stamp ot approval, aiid, while a creamy white is perhaps given

. the preference, many choose pale blue, gray or pink. Violet ln a delicate tone and white bordered with a color are also correct.

Originality in these papers is achiev- ed in the shape of the sheet and envel- ope. Both square and oblong envel- opes are used, and the nap may be in some fancy shape. A decided novelty is a very thin white envelope lined with colored tissue paper. _

Royal Irish linen and bond papers

are perhaps the finest grades, though Imperial vellum in glaee or kid tlnlsh is preferred by many. Pongee bond and linen lawn papers are smart and are shown in the daintiest ot tints and in cream white as well. Those who pre- fer a thin paper will appreciate the Egyptian linen. _ The address die stamps the paper at

_the center near the top ot the iirst page,`but when a Celt is used. the ad- dress is written at the right hand, ex- cept for xl note, when it is given at the end a line above the date.

To Clean the Toilet Coll.

There is nothing that I know of that

is more trouble to keep clean than the toilet combs, but I havedlscovered a very easy and quick way 'tp _effectually clean them. I take either a tooth or nail brush that has been laid aside from the use for which it was intended and dip it in kerosene oil. then I_ brush the comb from the back downward to the point of the teeth, not letting I single space escape; then when it is 'cleanItakaaclea'n.dryclot__hallwipe

Pot! -the dlf»orL<if I’havo_ ` old bmhmmmorwmam;- . ttwlllnotbeinjuradbyjolngoverthe drmbdryandremovlngallohlgnmbe- tweentheteetl1.thenset:tlngtheoomb Ulllntheopeualrtogetrldottlle scent ot oil, which itwlllsoondo. Here- toforelhavelaidtheeombainthebotf tom of a itat bowl, pouring in enough very hot watertocorertliem, adding a tablespoonful ot ammonia, letting themstandtoratewmllntllapdthen bmshingont, sameaawitll fheoil,aaya acorrespondentinanexchange.

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'bidtheymnawaytogatmaa

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Crown 2.21- ' ° *°°"“" °"‘°“"“""'° r.:a.r. _ __ "_'°‘“"” it

“nest-warming tomorrow ‘t _

I PICKING THE

'worms should

bruise , sprains, st ill" joints, etc. Pr,ice,25c.

The F; cak'-I dou't like tlltit'd'wsrl‘; an awfully small man. "`

The Giant-Yes; I was talking "tm him

yesterday and he couldnt look me straiidit.

in-the eye. _ ,__ _ _ 1,’ *I

hlinard'a Cores Bofnw db L

Mm. Squirrel-Ara you goinglq

“No. This is my monlting season, I llnven’t;' 'got a thing to wear.” - _

symptwm of worm who -uipect their

Pleasant Worm Syrup. is simde, and elfectnal. Price Z5 cents.

She -Who rocks the cradle rules

world-remember that.

He-Then--ah-you como in and

D the world. l’m tired. '

Newcomer-I see the man at the end

the table had wine with his dinner.

Oldbored-Oh, yes; that/s the

,er-he always gets port.

Pompou Lad-llstlpnt ‘mtheche ana onm self? ’ ‘L i. Wumiay

1 _ _

Post Otllee Clerk -Well, you can it on °f °a1¢”d” °"' °t

like, but lt.’s usual tio put lt on the ldzu. Wglvgllg, N S.

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L"°'¥'“‘°'r°‘°‘°@“° "°'°“»°“'°¢°'* Horton

t ti , biliousnoaa, ict :H atlgetionsofthe ,,.,i»

GOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE' th

out regnlnraction of the bowels.

digestion. Prioe25 cents. All

‘Who‘d have thought wo‘d have li “"* _,Thi mmm* ;°°..-__."’.l’.°3.f`.'.1‘ii ..§2.“‘° ‘°“"'°°“’°'7 and Maw* 'liwune ` ' Pro

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Will leaveCh’town C Will leave B. P SIX COURSES F0

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