_ =. - :Ada .rivn -.

"SL ` - W -- . ' _

v ~ \.\" ~ G > r r cu ._\ 1.* ',._-,4I,‘i- -‘,vv=‘__‘f_,5 *‘ r ,";- >'[(‘»'

~ ~ ' . f f ‘ » r- ff” ‘ ,. '.»--- e1.,.,,.»~,', H. ,’ ;,- 0 .~».=’.;-.»'."»'»v.1§"'-“‘ >~ = . .--‘_ J

< .. . .,'... e ». A-. _ ,.. ..-.»n»,~ - ' '. ., . ' " "T,».. »i _EW ~ r' '7‘l‘°“‘

it . . -~ - 'F ' 'V

cn.tR1ul1l.L.‘P0WN.GuAaD1nor‘fsr.._=n.";. f'r‘f'~ ~ ' - JULY s,is1s.' ' 1

» - 1.00

="m_sr ruins os ir .

1 . ’. ' _ 150 Pairs

f Womenh Low Sheet and

Putn wortn t om $200 t grit in sizesrfrom 2% tg

r Never before were such barsmnwofferen and Never Winn f r '_ _

; li you getthts chance.

i agspecial. ` \ ` V lowing day. ;___ 241

» .

‘ g "if ~ » ' at the sale of property of L.J. Red

_ ' ' . _din will take pace at 1 o'clock instead . 4

per Bair ldoiris-Smitli-Beet'

A careful select

'l~ , I I tion _of every line

of Jewelry marks our stock.

We will be pleas--

ed to have y o u call,

W.N. Tanton

J°welel' ‘

i ,__;._

& ,

' g\

---1

REXALL N RHEUMATIC REMEDY

A scientific remedy for all

forms of rneumatism, re- lieving pain and stiffness in ihe joints, allays chills and fever and reduces swellings and inflammation. Besides relieving the symptons of acute rheurnatism, muscular rheumatism, wry o r stiff neck, lumbago, it acts as a strength builder, helping the system to withstand further. attacks.

Two sizes 50c and $1.00

r Sold only at THE

MacKinnon Drug C0.

The Rexail Kodak Store

I i

5 _ il as

ff li - W

yi ‘-1 yt

. \~\' , ,-

..: .\ -»

‘ ’ _ We highly rec-

-~'<"i ` Ri

- l mmend

/ - \

f l ' E ' \. / "z':.hL'°°»

Buy Some NEW Recoljdsfor Your Plionograpli

the best entertainers in your

. Cyder

Put up by Annap-

olis Valley Cydep C0-» Lid-. Bridge- town, N. S.

The most delic-

ious and refreshing

__ - _ 11011- intoxicating

summer beverage. Will keep sweet and clear and will not ierment.

Delflois Bros

gif-!;;~

Rcjuvenate your interest ir R

ll .-i r

-__. _ .5-57 Water Street

home and keep post: d on ih- new songs and :I-.nces with the new Edison ricorflsr-our each month A

_ . ------

f"‘~f~

. ;~ -- V ~ “

Call in and here the new `\‘; 1 _f ~

» ` °'\':*"`° ll/lirinrd's Liniment Co., Limited

`\, Gor:t',s,~I cured a valuable liiinl-

r inn frm nr mhhgn with rv|iN/tnrrs

‘ T b é/f,\ifT_`5-Q-_l§'_-_ji‘\»`~-<1’ LINIMENT nftcr several veterinarles

A. , S . ` "”“' " .- had ,treated hini without doin him

.- '_ i siiy permanent good.

_ Yours. &c'..

177 Queen Sf- winamp GAGNE

, .

OIl€S

Notice

During July a nd

August we _ close on Saturdays at i p. m. -

We Do Not Close on Wednesday ` Afternoons

.f0ur Business hours are _.from 7.30 a. ni. to 5.30 p. m. for these two months only.

if rn Rogers Hardware

-0 "`*u| _Charlotte vu

‘<s>'-.

r4§))

Do You Know- ~

That we operate the only Lens Grinding Plant on P.~ E. Island?

That we employ a skilled

Surface Grinder, and are daily grinding from the rrugh glass-the most com- plicated kinds of lenses ?

These are facts, which

mean a good deal_ to the Glass wearing public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses. .

Send your glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them bac promptly and in perfect con- dition.

Call in and look over our

plant.

G. F. Hutcheson

`- at Beaconsneld grounds next Tuesda)

Optometrist and Optician

_ CLEANLINESS PREVAILS”

aiao~s _ _ . ‘ - -

:1~_*-*-"f-f F =-'W5

_ __ \.TI '

A , c. -. .£=;_'.. .lf ~ .

;- . `-r..“,l`f.fj ` “~

'R . ' .~ . , rf . 'iraerilif .

' } _ _ \ ‘ \ 1 ( '.~.~_-" ¢,.»\ f. , . - . . >` '\

til' 1 ‘ \

`q ~_~_~_- -_,_-L ._ --_-_-,-_~,-_Q _-_-_-_-. -_-:_ ';_--

IT PAYS .unhuy in this Province.

. wH|1's B001' wEEK.- spectfi jiinea on snie. Aiiey or cn. 106-7-tus . _ ss nzmsansn nt Johnson and Jo‘hnson’s Soda Fountain. 212-7-5M3l.

, 'ri-is Mosr 'NorAai.s wssk n~ the year. Chautauqua, July 22 to 27. ~ _ _ 113-mhitr.

cor/is To 'ri-is oannsu Panrv

and help our boys overseas. if not fini the garden party will he held the fol-

ATTENTION.-lt will be noted

th -

of 12 o'ciock as previously advertised See ad lu this issue. 260

'IS IT PRACTICABLE or possible

for the breeders of furs to come ir direct contact with the consumer o' furs? Let us record your opinion at the Board of Trade Rooms Charlotte town, Tuesday July 16th. 258.

SUCCESSFUL 8OC\AL.-AN ice

croam social was held at Mr. Alex. McDonald's, Cherry Valley., Frida; evening, by the 'members of the Mt. Mellick Red Cross. A very largr _number were present, and it proved to be one ofthe best times of its kind .ever ‘held in the Valley. A good sum was realized.--Q.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.--Mr. Wm. McNulty, a former St. John boy, has lately been appointed swimming in structor at -Cam-p Dix, New Jersey U. S.A. A few years ago he went tc Trenton, New Jersey, and was later sporting editor for the "Trenton Ev enlng Times",and "'l"elegram." Whils' there he captured two swimming tm phics. also one for the one mile; sec ond fo rthe three miie open water title Mr. Wm. McNulty is well known in Charlottetown and is a brother of Mr. Joseph L. McNulty the popular Sl- John commercisl traveller who spent considerable time in this territory.

EARNSCLiFFE.- Mr. and ,Mrs.

John Malker 'have returned to thc city from a few days pleasant vlsil with Earnscliffe relatives.-Two bou' loads of fishermen left the shorr Monday and Tuesday for a. week's cod fishing at Wood Islands. Onr boat contained the following gentle- men; Messrs. John Tweedy, James Nicholson, Morty McLeod, Donali' Nicholson, Milton Furness, and lasf but not least, Furness Matheson. in the other boat were: Messrs. Franl Mulch, Roy Mutch, W. W. Mutch W. J. Mutch, R. E. Mutch, James Stewart, and Mr. Phillips, City-' There will he very few fish in the waters around Wbod ISl&ndB HEX! week.l-<Three mnidens dining~ with their heaus, much happiness forc- tclls, it makes our correspondent hear, the sound of wedding bells.- Miss Della Cavanagh, is visiting in New Perth West, with her cousin. Mrs. Katie Stewart; also Miss Mag cle Grant, Providence, R. I.--Master Murdock Gillis returned to his homp in Gleri'Martin, Tuesday evening aft- spendlng a few days with his mQtl_l_e_rj_ Mrs. argaret Giilis~»Mr. John Doyle. has received word that his son. Frank has been slightly wounded i_n the a.ucle.- Will some one toll us suf- ferers, in this great distress, what mnkos the girl sunhurned and thin. put on a low-necked dress.Q. '

Prop. of Grand Central Hotel,

Drurnmondville, Aug. 3, '04.

Beer and Goff Saturday

Specials

No. 1 Bottle Pickles either

plain or mustard for 24 cents Only one bottle to a customer.

No.2 Beer and Goff’s

special cocoa 12c pe r tin. Only one to a customer.

BEER 8: G.0FF

_ _ I

oitocsns

“THE STORE Wi-l_E|li-Il

. Dr.E.C.lIarris

Eye. Specialist

v¢l'la

Oiiieo Royal luiii- Build- ing. Chrlottemn

0ifiu Ikon 9.30-l2.30

2--5 Pleas 68-'l.

,».». :-..'f-"'i".~1 --.~.- A; ._ ye

'rue Mos'r.No'rA`ai.s1fvlt_ic or

the year- -Chautauqua)-Jtilythlilo 27.

- - 1 ~ ~- ns~r-iutr.

noun' Fbsoer the onranh Party

at Beaconsfield on the H. J. Cundall'a property, on Tuesday next. 249

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK of

the year. Chautauqua, July 22 to 27.

1 ' 113-.7-1Mtf.

WHEN PROPERLY CLASSIFIED,

your ad. secures fha mostvuluahle "preferred position" in .tha whois paper. -

DISCOUNT.-Everyone should pay

their June electric iight bills before July 10, as that date is. the last to get a discount. _ ' 254 ,__

THE EAST ‘ROYALTY RED

CROSS SOCIETY will hold 'nn icc cream and strawberry festival on tho beautiful grounds of- Mr. -A. A. Hoimes,»on Monday July 15. 264

ANNOUNCEMENT.-M-r. and Mrs.

R. J. Todd, Bradulbane, announces the engagement of their daughter Margaret Mac to Alexander McDon- ald, Bradalbenc. marriage to takc place the latter part of July. 265

WHAT DOES fur farming mean to

Prince Edward Island?’Can we pro- duce a. million dollar revenue? This question will bo answered at Board' of Trade Rooms, Charlottetowng, Tues- day July 16th. 258.

A HINT TO PARENTS.--Arrange

to have your young people board at “Beaconsfield” Y. W. C. A. Home while attending college, so that they may enjoy the advantages of an up- to-date instithtion with all its new features. ‘ 25,;

WORK ON THE CATHIEDRAL.--~

Work on the interior finish of St. Dunstan’s Cathedral ls' proceeding steadily.. About thirty men are eni- ployed. When completed the Cath- sdral will be about the last word in the way' of modern fire proof building construction. The work being done is ornamental plastering and the mak- ‘lig of the artificial marble pillars. The men doing this are .skilled arti- znns from New York who have worked at _this business in italy and Paris and various European centres. All the -mo ids for the curved ceiling wc-i‘lr and gillars were made on the spot and' the whole process of the york from start to finish is different "rom anything of the k'ind ever seen ‘iere and decidedly interesting. The workmen state that the plaster which they are using and which comes from Hillsborough, N. B., is the best in the world.

CHERRY VALLEY.-Mr. John

Becr is spending this week in George- town and Royalty, where he is the guest of Mr. Theodore McLaren. This ls a well earned holiday for John, and we know it will be a very' enjoyabe one.-Mrs. Joseplil Praught _and her son, Danie are rapidly recovering “rom their very severe illness; which is good news' for the many' friends of those fine people.-A novel sight .here in n :iehi by the roadside with potatoes and wheat growing- up to- gether. The potatoes will probably come out second best in this contest. -Mr . . . . . . ...says he will not mind .lf we say, in our correspondence to The Guardian, that he was visiting in Cherry Valley this week so long as we don’t mention his name.-Miss Annie C. Taylor, city, was a recent visitor with friends in the Valley.~ Mr. Arthur Irving has sown three acres of_turnlps_thls seaso_n._ which ls, we believe, the' largest ‘turnlp field in the Valley.-The many friends of Mr. Alex McDonald are -pleased to scc him -out again after his recnnt sev- ere illness.-Mr. F. M. Vossey, our mall carrier has campleted the build- ing of a large hennery for Major F. B. McRae. It is a splendid job, 'and friend Mike is just tho man _who can do -a slick piece of carpenter work all rig-ht.-Will the young friends re- turning. homo from visiting Valley friends eary Monday morning (Or any other morning for that _matter) kindly not sing so loudly henceforth. For ii farmer and family to be aw- akened omrly in the morning' by a main road duet. followed by a solo ,in the han house well its very _painful.- We join with a host of friends in wishing Mr`. and Mrrs. George Jenk- lng s long and happy wedded lfe.--Q-

,__

::DI3COUNT.-Wednesday is the

laat day for receiving discounts on electric light bills for June lighting. Pay today and save money. 255-7-8MIli

Mlnard'a Llnlment urea by Phyalclana

HOW HOT

ISQIT 1

lt will pay _you to keep

posted regarding the ttm- perature- t h e n you can guard against the effects of summer heat

There are many tlilngt

which you can safely do a 80 degrees that would be dangerous at 90. We have a nice assortment of _

rriisitiioiisusiis

When it is too warm to shop comfortably, remember our telephone number is 33» `

.lillllillll & J[lllllSUl|

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

, »

y , ~..

. w li

8 d

_blue tulle. _ . ,Ju

~ Th- .........,........nhhunlluurhflallrhnh...............

Nujol Recommended ll in 2 A

1 by the Family Doctor f

A ,Constipation _no longer causes suffering in the Sanford

- family. as Mr. Sanford explains in the following letter:-T .

NUJOL LAaom\roRir1S.` ' "

STANDARD OIL CO. (New Jeroey).

f BAYONNE, NJ.

Deer Sirs:- ' -

Mrs. Sanford suffered for yearn with chronic coli-

etipnfion. and nothing helped her till ou1"doct.or recom- mended Niijol. We keep it on hand at all times and it certainly is a good thing for the purpose.

Youre truly. »

Banks. N.D. _I. Sanford.

Nujol restores bowel-vigor; helps Nature to move the waste regularly. without the artificial stimulation of laxative drugs. Nujol is a positively pure. clruglesa remedy. lt relieves with no griping, indigestion or dangerous reaction. Safe for babies; for old folks; for all. Use Nujol and be "regular as clockwork."

ABSOLUTELY HARIMLESS

There are no substitutes 4-there is only Nujol.

` /if every drug sion. Endorsed by thousands of pliyaiciam.

Manufactured by

STANDARD OIL C0. (NEW JERSEY)

_ a/i\'oNNs - New Jsirsr-:Y

cnnnainn selling' Agent" cu/mr.ss cvns at soNs. P.o. not A15, Montreal

G1 for constipation I A

|Il||um||||||ll|lllllllllllmlllmmlll li llllllllllllllllllliillllllumlll .

REV. BllSll KlNli'S

Many Charlottetown people will ho

interested in reading the following account of a marriage that took place in a New Haven town this week. as the Rev, Basil King is a native of this city. and is kindly remembered by many friends. He gave up tho work of the ministry, and has written a. number of novels which have been a great success.

Dublin. where so many people from

Boston and other cities make their home in the summer months, was the scene Saturday last of a wedding of _interest which took place in Emman- uel church, the Episcopal place of worship, where at noon Miss Penc- lope King was married to Reginald Wilson Orcutt of Washington. Miss King is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Basil King, who have a summer place here, and who resides in the winter time in Beverley street, Cambridge. Mass. The bride is -a member of thc widely known Vincent Club in Bos- ton.

Mr. Orcutt, the bridegroom. is tho

son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dana Orcutt of Commonwealth avenue, Bos- ton. He is a Harvard graduated of the class of 1914, and at present, in his government position in Washing- ton. is assistant director of imports of the War Trade Board. He is fam- iliar with trade conditions and rela- tions, through extended travel in the Orient, in Russia, Scandinavia and elsewhere in Europe. as well as in South' America, following the course at Harvard. ' The church- was decorated for the wedding with mountain laurel and wild flowers, effectively placed. Geo. L_ Foote. of Boston and Dublin. a son of Mrs. Basil King by her former mar- riage, was at the organ, and played an interesting program of nuptial character. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Reuben Kldner, as- sistant minister of Trinity church, Boston. and the bride was given in marriage by her father. 1 Her bridal gown was of ivory satin

and had a. full court train. The cors- age was of rose point lace and tho tulle veil had a centre of Brussels lace. Miss King carried a bouquet of lillies of the valley. She had only one attendant Miss Catherine 1-llll,of Washington, lD.C.. daughter of Hon. David Jayne Hill. former United Stab as ambassador to Germany. As maid of honor, Miss l-lillwaa in gown of royal 'blue nat over orchid-oolorea eatin, with which she wore a Leghorn liat, trimmed with mar ueritee an

Philip D. Orcutt, a brother of the

bridegroom, served as his best man, and the ushers were Charles E. Inches, of Boston. and Renouif Rus- lell of “Mondarnin." Keene, NL H. He is the brother of Mrs. George L. Foote.

After the ceremony at the church,

the guests who had witnessed it went to te summer home of the bride's parents, "Lochstoad Cottage.” where a reception was held and a wedding breakfast served. The guests includ-

gi members o'f the summer colony in

. ilAllGHllR MARRIED

hon, Cambridge and other citiea. _

It is of interest that twenty-five

years ago Saturday the bride's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil King, were married and at that time Rev. Reu- ben Kidner, tho officiating clergy- man of today, performed the cere- mony. Tho wedding decorations were then. likc 'those today, of laurel and wild flowers.

HE WANTED TO KNOW

At his customary rising hour of 4

aiu.. the employer got. up. dressed. lit n lantern and went forth to start the chores. He fed the stock, milked three cows. split some wood, and, sin- gle-handed. ministered io the chick- ens, meantime filled with wonder, which turned to disgust at the unac- countable tardiness of his employe.

At ton minutes after 5 o`clock, when

the first pink -streaks of dawn were roddcning t-he eastern sky, the new hand came around the corner of the barn.

The farmer dropped the fork he was

wielding and stared long and hard at the tardy one. -

"Wall," lic asked in a tone of heavy

sarcasm, “whar have yon bin tho hull forenooa "

Regular as

Clockwork

.‘- i

- i

TAKE Nujol for constipation with absolute confidence!

Faithful olcl family doctors endorse it. Hundreds of

, users recommend it. Thousands of Canadians relieve

chronic or occasional constipation by the use of`Nujol.. the effective remedy that clears the system gently, safely and - naturally.

Lemon Juice

TAKES off TAN

_*Z-

Girlslf Make' bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled

¢Q~O€

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into n bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle sunburn and tan lotion. and coinpiexf ion beautlfier, at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and any

drug store or toilet oounter will sup- ply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fi-ag-rant lotion into the face, neck, arms and' -bands each day and seo how freckles, sunburn, windbum and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white -the skin becomes. Yes! It ia harmless.

Ask for M|nard‘a and take no other.

33?' - 5,]

#Apple

Finest Pure Genuine

Cider

Only the richest. ripest, choioest, Annapolis

. Valley Apples go into the manufacture of our An- napolis Sweet Apple Cider, made right in the “Valley” from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh with all its refreshing, health-giving qualities.

The old English prociss improves its delici-

- ousness an hundred fold; positively will not fer- . ment or become alcoholic but remain crisp, clear ‘ and delicious the year around. .Write for price ' by the barrel. "

also wnte for print Picnic SUPPLIES, -zn-

cluding Fruit. Cigars, Candy, Bottled Drinks,

- Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat- _ riotic or church picnic an immense suoass. . `

` t

R.'T. HOLMAN LTD.

- Summerside .

_\iblin, sa well as friends from Bos 31”°°'35|°m°l*”El'f'

/ i » 'i.f’» _,_

. . _ _/.` \_ --..|`,¢, ,`:_>~, V4 ...`;

I <

._ _ ___. _l'*' .- _ 1.,

. .U i 1-. -\~ ».-e./tp! I- ,M ) ,if

_ . 1 ' Ji' `

. . ' 1