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-E )Il8l1’0Fi8_' TABLE as usual at St. view Baptist Church on Sundalt July

Pauli; 'Picnic on Saturday Steam

E 1 6iSsY Firz-GERALD er- f~ -1 9' °- "--

. - _ _ and '8 p. ln. ' ` 1896.

' Wally Van, L. Rogers Lytton, Huizhie Mack, LEAGUE or-' THE cnos_s Picnic

. Ni¢h°“tS D"'"*€W»~ Albe" R°°°”“’ §‘if§2§“f.‘.‘.'.f1.‘l'.§.“”i’».‘if’. 'iZ§$`$§°i.{‘§ Zi

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IN _ qm;g_ 1909.

TRYON CIRCUIT P|CNlC.- The

F 0 E 'UAA I E ’ annual picnic of the Tl‘Y0l1 Meilwdlsi

- _Church will be held at Crapaud (same et in< isom -~

grounds as last year) on he '. July lith. Come early and see the cuuipctitive sports, Supper served

A Merry Farce in Four Parts ,fiom-ny.. to seven. Ticket. mini-

`cenis. For further particulars sec

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Cissgésmwink cagses Hlaiioc, i‘J)il'ing§hher lguiaerous .i»<=2wr=‘- “NE-

irers an muc rou_ e. e an er ¥{|A~N~ __ . _

husband are left alone in the midst of- ."5"P< T."E °R'° S ‘-`°"""’f‘

tions ot butter cake biscuits. etc..

wreck and ruin, after the Police and kill" ir. ,,,,,,,kf,`,||_,_. ,,,f,.'e,,¢ed by me

Firemen have cleared_the house of lfeloing- S Thugvli L0l}l1_H1\l:§fJf|<;:'

‘_ her many Sultors 1 mile at tic _range ea _ - ~

Liavc word with Mrs lRev. Di Bic-

A whirl of Minh the Greatest Comedy "5 1". dicaig .\lrsl{.V.\lailieson or other meni-

ln-rs of the tommittee and your con-

"n Sensation in Years 4 - triliiitions will be called for.

ami. in 0-naw. ,iusmu-iuisiiiiis .wi H0-°f ii.. i-....1 N... suistiiai iiitniiii

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G, M. Anderson llgvagface SCJ; in his famous ' d d western char- “fd PY? “'28

by Francis Ford

A SUMMER snow Bright & Breezy

JOT THIS DATE DOWN JULY

“The Broken

12th and 13th FOR

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EHENCH 0ESl00lE0 BOM0l00S l0HK 0ll|ES

(Special to the Guardian.)

l.O,\.`liU`Z\'. July T.~~'l`lii- _\iliiii'.~f

éorri-eiiiiiiileiit of thi.- 'l`» it-uraipli scitils the i"oilo\\'ini_': »» " .\ l"i~~ in li ~l~ ~'tr-if-'--r maria Your lri|».~; iii 'li~ _-\.~i,. .\linii:' gqasi iron; t'liir»,<oki<-linriiri. visiiiiii: all thc li:<.i‘!= and liari>~/:ir.~. Thi- i\';'.r~`liip div-str.-yvil t\‘.'~»lv._» \'r-.~'.fi-1-» zictliii: as eiii»m_\' stipply ship.-. :ind .<~t tire tn the Birmin i».»r--.~'i<_ .‘.iif\i`ti~'r l-`r¢-it-Ei »l~- stro_\'».-r l»<»:..liai'il»-1 and _-\i:aili<-ii. di-.'~ii'i.\'ii.u . lii:li'~ housc and 1-usliiiiis slzilioii all-'l .~itikI:.1: several ships.

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tliazn.

(Special to the Guardian.) '

llEltl.l.\'. .liily T.--'l`lif- l-'r~-nvli War' i`iirin\-<l 2, tim-stioiii-r iii thc L'oi\i`m0iis`

Oliicc tiiiiiiiiiiici-il that ili»- cruiser who waiiicil sui‘\'ivors of the Lusi- Joaniir- lf.-irc liars audit: li~:iil.~:irilf»fl inzrin voiiiiii'-ii;-tit1`-fi for their lost

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thc Turkisli town of Ali-.\':.iidr`:. in thc

iiiilf of Iskaiiilerium. Turkish aiillioritii-s. the lit-spat:-li adds, rt-fuscd iii haul iloivii thi- Gr.-riiifiii flag flying »»i--r ilic tjcriiiaii l`on.<tilatc and it was shot ilowii by tht- Frcncli warsliip.

MPENSill0l0 H SEA EOSSES

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CAUSED BY ENEMY

(Special tothe Guardian.)

l.4\.\`lll>.\'. -Juli' T.--"’l`lio British

goin-riiiiii nt i-:innot iiiidertaltt- to pay <-oieiiii-ii.~';iiir»ii tor losses :it sca owing to on action oi' thi- t»iiciii_\'." the (‘iiaii- c~~llor iii' the l~Zx<-limiui-r to~dtiv in~

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agabond A W egte rn “NUFF 5 I IV I’ -- (Special to the Guardian.)

VIENNA, July 7.-Oiilcial announce-

ment is made that subscriptions to the second Austrirliuiigariaii war loan aiuounted to $530.000,000.

0HlllSli |MFOHiS

C0,n,,_| ini init iiciiisii

01 $00,100,000

` (Special to the Guardian.) L0.\'Dl)N, July 7.-Board of Trade

figures for the month of June show an increase in imports of $89,180,000.

noii-:iiiiiiiviiis

QUEEN.

L. Zilcl-iinitoii, Atliol McKinnon, \V.

_.\lcLa_i'ieii, \\'_ Poole, Montague; Miss

R. lllrziriiay, Mount. Stewart; Miss .\lyrt Pratt, St Peters; ll. Cox, .\lorcll; .\'. McLaren, Montague; ll. _\lcl<I\ven, Eineralil; A. Gould, Vernon liiver; Li. liayner,, Alberton; George i'l;trke. St John; Alex, \\'att. Mon- tri-al; .\lr and Mrs J. lilchlillan, Anti- gonisli; I\Ir John McGowan, Geo. t`lai'li, Sydiicy; .\_ .\ltiiiii, Miss Annie ilatiilct. Bliss .\largaret (jallaglian, .\ioiiti'c:il; J, l.c\'i, (`ardi;;aii; C. llo\\':ii'il, .\liltiili; J. Silva, \\'illei'f0l'd; Zilrs l'. lit.-atoii. Belmont, Mass.; Mrs Watkin. Boston.

VICTORIA.

ll. Ilornc. J. Ferguson, Souris; J.

)li~l)oiiald, li, Sterns. Halifax; James \\'rii:lit. llloiitrcal; Mr and Mrs 'l`. t`art\vri;:lit Tiirniiio; Miss ltiiby M.

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these and other ills.. A

It contains no caffeine or tannin (the drugs in _

tea and coffee)-nothing

ments of whole wheat, roasted with a little whole- l

some molasses.

_ “'l`|iere’s a Reason" for POSTUM

MADE IN CANADA

tg-. .A #_ ,_ Canadian Postuni Cereal Co, Ltd, Windsor, Ont. iw 1' 7 "

“Coffee F ace”

There are many with the tell-tale signs of indi-

it V gestion, heart,‘liycr or nerve troubles who dnn’t A suspect that coffee (also tea) is a frequent cause of

Any ailing person can find if coffee or tea has

° anything to do with his trouble, by a change to

POSTU

I -the Pure Food Drink '

Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereal t

-the original form - must be well boiled to bring

out 1 the flavour and food value-and Instant - Postum--the soluble form-prepared in the cup

with hot' water instantly!

~ - Grocers everywhere sell both kinds. They are ~ equally delicious, and cost about the same per cup.

Most people can make good use of a strong

~ body, clear. brain and steady nerves.

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but the nourishing ele- '

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. t"1irt\\'riglit, Toronto; I). C. Nairn, "l`oroiito; I\ir and Mrs L. Smith and Mtivo cliildrf-ii, Moiitrcal; J. Avard, i\loni-ton; I‘_ \\'. Spcirs, Toroiito; J.

_ P-. -` John; J. Sion-.r. .\loiitreal; G. V iuiiiiv. llzililax; .\`. :~'adler, t`al;iii~i, ,\lc.

|Z\lciiili~l.<slicii. .\liiiitrcal; John ('hrls- tl ‘~l

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rP0lEOE EOWA00 EHEAEHE

, (‘iss_\' l-`it::-ti:-:-azil. thc famous Eng- `lisli musical ciinii,-dy star with her ‘faiiious iviiik p`:'i,vi-ii tht; loading role in the i`otir-part Vittigrapli llroadway Star Feature at this popular theatre lust night. The story oi' the play is as follows: lltisiness had bi-en bail with "The Wiiisome Widow" musical comedy I company and (`utc-y. The press agent was worryliig hon' to keep the ghost walking when ho read in the daily paper of the coming to New York of ‘ Miss (‘issy l~`itz-Gerald, musical coni- `ctly star, with a famous wink. llc contrived to meet t‘iss_v before she landed. I’ci'suatlt:d licr to join thc coinpnny and i-liaiigorl the name to “The \Vlii<kiiioiiie,~. Widow” musical coniedy coiiipaiiy. 'l'l1iiii'.; are now considerably hriirliti-r, but <‘issy`s wink, which is world famoiis. plays havoc not only with thc public. but with iiiciiiliers oi' the coiiipatiiy, iii~ cliirliiig (.‘uto_v. lluizliie, hor iiiunager, and Tosco, her orchestra lender, in say nothlni: of Gotrocks, a millionaire. f‘al'ltl Jick, a wealtliy <-liili man. The .show-started on a pmsporous run, tilssy tires ol' hotel life and rents It house. Sho in\'it<-s licr admirers for a house warming and they arrive, ` each bringing siintf; animal as u pet, .iiir-.liidiiirr ii tame hear and a monkey.

Each admirer proposes and presents

tllssy with ri ring and some kintl of animal. The next day she receives a 'phone call from her live admirers and suggests a quiet little supper alter the -show. Her husband, arriving before sho can warn her expected guests, she is compelled to hide them. As they try to make their escape, their ` sudden appearances keep t‘lssy’s heart on the jump, until Gotrocks, hiding in the fireplace, gets an idea from the soot on his face-sneaks a 4 lainhrequin from the mantel, wraps it arounil his head and is presented to (‘iss_v's husband as hcr Hlndoo ser- vant. The other four get an idea from Gotroi:k's costume and appear in turn. llnghlc as "her aunt from the coun- try." Tosca as a chef. Jack as a maid of all work and Cutey. who is hiding in thc piano, an a piano tuner. Tosca, us the chef. is ordered to cook a spe- cial dlsh for the husband. His efforts to make good cause the stove to pour forth a dense volume of smoke. Nelgh» .bors. thinking there is a fire, cali the tire department who flood the house wltli water, giving Clssy's admirers opportunity to escape. Husband and who are now left alone with the ex- ception of the various pets, who are peacefully Hosting about with the real maid. `

Three new pictures, including an`

uproarious comedy featuring Billie Ritchie. a splendid, bright breezy pro- gramme. Bert Brennan scored a hit in his song, "The Yidlsher Wedding." i The same programme will be repested“

11th, at .il o'clock.

BODY TO ARRIVE.-The bod? Of

Mrs. Toland, of Birmingham. Mass.. daughter of Wm. McKenzie, formerly of Lot 48. will arrive by the Boston boat this evening. Funeral from the residence of Wm. Munn, Mermaid, Friday, 9th. at 2 p.m. Interment at Mermaid Cemetery.

::NEW HAIR FASHIONS. -Puffs.

Curls and Bralds are the new c rcatloii in Hair Goods. We welcome their re- turn. Mrs. White is always pleased to demonstrate the new styles at Queen Hotel. 16435-26-Mit.

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. IM-S8 HELEN ~McLEAN.

Mr. and Mrs. James McLean have

the lieartfelt sympathy of their many friends' in'the death,” which occurred yesterday morning, of their only sur- viving daughter, Helen, after a brief illness. Last Tuesday week, the 29th June, llliss McLean was taken ill with appendicitis and. an operation having been' found nec-essaryf she was re- moved to the Prince il-Ddward Island Hospital, where the operation was performed. From the first the case was 'known' to be serious, having de- veloped very rapidly. Nothing that medical skill and care and the loving sollcitude of parents and friends could do was'left'undone and the hope was entertained' that her robust coiistltu- tion and previous good health would carry her through. but the hope was vain. She passed away about six o'clock yesterday morning. The late Miss .\lcI.eau was an exceptionally loveable girl, of a bright, cheerful and coinpanionable disposition. loved and trusted by all who knew her. Sho was a member of St. .lanies Church and one of its Sunday School pupils. ller pastor. Rev. Dr. Fullerton, was with her during her last moments. She had been for some limo a pupil in the i.'nion Commercial College, fitting herself for life’s activities ivhen strickeii with her last illness. Death is at all times sad but especially so when. as in this case, it takes away in the morning of life one whose out- look upon life and its prospects is more than ordinarily promising. The aiiliction ivhicli Mr. and Mrs. McLean are called upon to bear is rendered doubly sad by tho fact that only a little over tivo years ago their eldest daiuzhtcr Iilsic, only tivo years oldr than llelcii. was called to the unseen world. The funeral takes place at if o‘t-lock Friday from the bereaved liomc, 194 Prince street. to the Ferry \\'liarf, thence to West River (‘eine- tery. where interment will taki: place. To tim bereaved family and relatives The Guardian tenders sincere sym~ pziiliy.

V”‘Y..`.O`u - ‘t"<~"-

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INSECT STlNGS!BARBl-ID WIRE. . .- a -No w ' ltr IF You take along tl box of Zan-i.B|;k_ This heals, soothes, stops bleed. ing, prevents blood poisoning. Splendid for bites and nln

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snnburn, chafcd places. Sq when v=¢l-ring be sure that you

TAKE ALQNG

AM-BUK

uA‘rUll£‘S HERBAL llEAl.En.

PATENT SOLICITOR

WM. s. Bascock

Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Ita- tent- 'Attorney, 15 years experience in Canada and U. B. Inventions promptly patented. Trade Marks and Designs registered; infringement and validity searches. Evidence. collected 1,, iintriit suits. Reports prepared for ~iiii|iz~iel. Q `

E>-pert witness in patent aultl Pat

:nts obtained in-all countries 99 St James Street-Montreal. -'Write for in 'mmatlon

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Bathing Shoes »~45c pair 'E . Children;s.`Sandals°and

Sneakers.

|..adies’Wliite Canvas

Pumps,--~and Shoes, but-_g toned or laced '

sa- i-IN °s"

PRICES { _§_,5.

Men’s Canvas Shoes

White and Brown .

PRICES 1.65 to 2.25

Morris--Smith--Beer

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' this afternoon and evening.

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EVER since the English &_ Scotch

Woollen Co. have been in busi-

ness they have made a specialty of $15 Made- to-Order Suits and Overcoats, not only be-

cause there are countless men who do not care

1 b k we could tailor a splendid suit at that

figgg mi7i1;g’li);il\/teatrilcienegiiiildhepvalitiis our $15 garments that we have budt up a flattering $15 .Tailoring Service.

Of course-our Tailored-to-Measure

Suits must not be confused with the average $15 Suits and 0vercoats--

they are so much better in every way that comparisons are out _of the reckon-

ing. We do not buy manufacturers’ made up lines. Our “Direct from the"""““*

Mill” Woollens are made up-in our own work-rooms-to the special order of our customers and to fit the demand of the hour.

A Our idea in thus specializing is to create and maintain _such a distinctive

$15 line that no other tailor or store can pose ‘>ly duplicate either style or qua-

" lity ai; the price. The result of our efforts is stat there is from $10 to $15 more actual value in fabric and workmanship in our $15 garments than in any other $15 line on the market. -Give us your order today.

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What We Do to Satisfy You

We would rather pay any man the price of a suit than let him go

away with the slightest reason for complaint, and I will be glad to hear, personally, from any customer who feels that he hasn't received the attention, workmanship or lit that has made our Suits at $15.00 famous. We are busy, but- never to busy to give a fair and square deal to every man. lf we don’t plaase you, tell us; if we do, send your friends along.

F RED’K GAREAU _'

' Supt. of Branches Maritime Provinces

English & Scotch Woollen-Co. . _,f

’ ' ° Mail orders are coming in from farther and farther

Mall Tailoring afield and our swell clothes are replacing the “rural” kind. Men who were never able to hold their own with the “City folks” are today enjoying the satisfaction of being well dressed for less money through our Mail Order Dept. Send for samples, measuring chart-and style book.

Address 15a,Ri_,¢i,im<;nd sr., Charlottetown.

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