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HARD COAL

To arrive this month Schr.Robert

MCFHXl°ll,d With tooo tous Scean- ton Coal’-I.`ud Sch! Wanola with 550 tons Lackawmnna Coal in Egg, Stove and Chesnut Sizes.

We would advise customers to

order now tor delivery from the vesiel- Hard Coal is 25c cheaper now than it will he in September. Order your supply today

A. Picllrard & Co.

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_R1'tchie’s One Dollar Fountain Pen

We wish to call special at-

tention to our One Dollin- Fountain Pen.

This Pen is made b THE L F.

the makers of the famous Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen

me tum and coarse points and Eh comes in plain and chnsrd barrel. last week said that they had pin

. in `

In a _word 'tis ka

looking for the original break in the t

‘A Pen that alwgyg gqgg, _f|_||. E it Brown of New Glasgow, formerly of

fi", auexpechtions and s“is_ gzicgriild not be found and she was ob- t fiea the moat exacting writers’ ‘Ulf “"0 is i>sm-.<1 at fr voint

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Carre arc_nd more nsease jzerzis than any .ase-br'nging En-_‘cts go from ioise to house

t susceptible to the`r a.t:ac'z=.

us for flypaper, y p ri. spira catchers and

on g Co.

be of

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Great George & Kent S:s.

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diseases

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ies

' . 't. lut n snswr-.ring to thc do-

hnponani Notice to bports iitrlhtlirn ith; girls could hc locat-

IIIGII nd.

No tres asain for tho n\_l'D"se oi shoot TS| iw ilshlhgor tliappiptr will bf' l"‘f"\i\i"‘l da on i"ulleiton‘n Marsh or in tha woods ad- ov gaining which extend westerly l0W1\l`\`i5 _ outhport. E*

On hehnllol the sovcrul ownorv

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- 4, wfm 4' pd. it

Purity your ` blood,

build up your body by using Rexall Blood Tab- let.°:,a standard preparation that is working good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation iS sold by us with the_ un- derstauding that if it is not satisfactory, your money will be refunded. Onebox 30c. six box_eS , for $2.50. The McKin- . non Drug Co., Thi? Rex' _

tho

I alisiore. _ 5-zidrff 1'

New Advertisements.

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E=:::.:lr.r.i'i-‘:ii.”:.t.in-vin-‘Si

rriflid ovgr the North lvar Bridle °:_1:p“r°_wh°|esomp and nutritious.

villga elosed #Ln Friday l§'°'\l"¥ A" .

2.”-t.i..t?r.:°:.‘..i..°.?.°“'°’ "‘ ”"" 'M Stewarfa Bakery

Coiwtal service to Charlottetown to-

the spoon handle of the dredge Delv- 61'. bclmlging to the Canada Dredging

(.‘0,, '

harbor. The work has been no I

' ed

turn to Bummerside, taking with her t

e scow carrying the repaired spoon f _

handle. This' handle weighs four tons t0day`_°HeCtOr Mcquarrie’ Wilmot and the work of repairing it was

`i complicated and difficult, the men l_ being obliged to work day and night

` in . the

-itcpchlldren arei-Mrs. Wm, Camp- bell, Chaplin Island Road; Mrs. 'Ken-

Jiiscph, Manfred, Irving, and Charles I~1ob,cY, of Protectionville; Edward,of Darmstadt, Alta.

from Amherst are supposed to he

A _among the harvcsters, who went west

-- - ----~ " ; .luring Monday night und yesterday

morning. Both young women were

reported to be below the legal nge

d M t and their parents communicated with

F ltbPE.lI "ill, ' t th , t I rgrlni:lt‘g:M:uor:m '_m°'M,,"M_m Bm", tire local policc to s op cm bu

nga. hurchvs. Haus Schools. Hotels F’ _ _ O cess Factories Water Mills. etc. etc either party and it is s\il>DOHcfl tlmii PP'¥°° . the are now safcl on the road to it

Y K. - _ crtaloc his daiighter,-St. .lohn

iii? should see our splendid stoc--' of _

Moirs ehocolntca, strictly fresh from L-_ _______-5| mg!-__-_,

The McKinnon Driiz 00-. corner fi*-~ H (lcorgn and Kent Btn. 8-14MEti-

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be seen in action on the 21st at the Abegwalt grounds.

ty is being complimented on the ex

,his district.

Bhpolnted a member of the Execu- tive council of the Canadian Medical Association at the convention in Ed monton.

Subscribers and others are asked t0 "mit by M0110! Order or by Reg- istered Letter. The Guardian is not responsthle for remittances forwarded other than as above.

The last issue of the Canndinn

Gazette contains the following:-Can tain Jerome Gallant of Rustico, in the Province of Prince Edward Is- land to be Harbour Master for the Port of Runtlco, in the said Prov- iuce.

____;___ (From Y05i0"lRY’ii-Evening Guurditiii)

Ulilit. T. G. Taylor, Charlottetown,

was a _passenger returning from the cnet this morning.

~Thcre will b 1 with 'George H. Il.a!i;riiiil:ii/ainsiliiilipaiigif envcmcnt he has been called upon in endure in the 0'€8i-'I Oi his wife. Mrs Lnidiow passed away last evening nt' hcr home, 48 Cedar street, after nn illness of several months. She was n Miss Phillips, and lenvegy beside her giiisband, f0Ul` YOUHE sons.-Halifax sxc. \Mr. _Laidlaw has many friends

The Furness steamer Swanson Trad.

Ur. will make her initial trip on the

day. The steamer will have the fol_

lowing officers:-Captain, R. N. An- 1°

y d9r50ni mate: T- H. B0lldI‘0|1\l' pup- R It t *ao

- ,.A d ' __1 in' th crntina 1.

WATERMAN C0., of Montreal’ Lot ,mc ee Fouizero, who was for Cav” “ga m e 8 0

crly on the City ot Ghent when i"

that steamer' was running on the 7- some route; first engineer, Ethel; fl- sccond engineer, Wilson.-Halifax J

It has the` regular Waterman Ex

feed, 14kt. solid gold pen ln fine,

C. ,

Ono ‘of the officers of the enhl¢

ip Miniu, writing from St. .Iolin's tc

to St. Johu’s for supplies and hiin-- r coal. Tho the steamer had bccii I'

PUDURYI cable for six weeks,

Cd £0 Hflloiirn operations. It is an t

s cast of Newfoundland and

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During the past; week a num r

?o.'liave been engaged in repairing (

now operating in Summersidc f

mplet-

and thetug left Saturday on re-

order to complete the task within S week.

A Newcastle, N. B., exchange gay;

e, of the

Joseph Sohey. of Protectlonville,

throughout this provinCe_) should write Manager Guardian

Heighton of Pictou returned yeatar

To “merit W°I`k 00"* 011 the P01105 in Hon. David heard was a passenger

from Charlottetown yesterday morn-, t

` ` t t Wi .

Dr Conroy, ol Charlottetown, wn,; mg on I-ou B 0 “mpeg

A splendid list of entries from all

points oi the Maritime Provinces has been obtained for the great Athletic Championships on the 21st. _

Any person in this Province, who

intends to visit New York City eith- er for business or pleasure may find lt to their advantage tr write “F. l-1.," ‘care of Guardian. Charlotte- town.

Miss Addie Hughos, daughter of

Peter Hughes, Chestnut St, Char- lottetown, was removed to the City Hospital yesterday in G. D.Wright’s ambulance. She is suffering with typhoid. ‘

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this province. All such items should he mailed to “The Guardian News Dept., Charlottetown,' immediately after the events, etc., have transpir- ed.

Lorne Young, who has hold the po-

sition of News Editor ot the Guard- ian for the past thrac years, has re- signed and severs his connection with this paper a month hence to accept a position abroad in another line of business. Applicants for the vacancy

Ghar1ottet0wn,' ’ at once.

The M. P A. A. Sports will begin ithe Norw

$ at six o'cltick sharp instead of six ri-iv i-1 ¢

T1-if TIME: R°“d'I!“=wf M¢Kvv 0| East Royal- thirty as advertised. a e

cargo The Ra wenty f

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ll, DB!! Y-0 buy in this Province. ` Henry and Mrs. Beer ani Mrsf, NEW

(Canadhn Presl.) '

YORK, Aug. 14-Twenty or

The greatest Maritime athletes will day from a. visit to Charlottetown. iiimore i°°'b°"3° W°f° 990” H UW dlyli

,ago oil the coast. ol Newfoundland bv ` egla/n steamer Raun which

odny from that Island with bi wood pulp. un was in an icetleld for our hours:

CHICAGO, August 14-The Canad-

ian sloop Patricia to-day won tha in- ternational chainpionship of the Great Lakes from the American yacht Michi- cago. To-day victory made three in 5 row for the Canadian. The A- merican bout won the first race of the series. Patricia won to-day by eight minutes and 35 seconds. Har elapsed time was 4.14.52. The con- test was to windard and leeward

.four miles and a-half ‘to the lug, sall-

, 5 Ioan Iciiiaanos. A irwmtcia wma our. won for ure canadian ers: .

UNOTHER SHIP GOES ABHORE.

HAUIF-AX, Augl 15-The British

steamship Eric. ot Cardin. la ashore on Sable Island. The captain’s message stated that

the steamer struck at 11.30 this morning. i The steamer struck on the south

side, opposite the wireless station, about the center ot the island, where shells lying easy- _

ed twice. Gaineness and smart worlr| Tha captain asked that a wrecking

boat be sent down with APPR'

sncea for pulling har oil. He |8111 ha had filled the tanks to PNVODI tha ateampr being carried further in. and. he believed that it the weather continues favorable there would be 5 chance to get her oil.- Tliara were no wrecking boatl

igpilabla yesterday, but it is believ-

that the Bridgewater may lb 9_0-

eurad to-day. and il so, sho will be sent down at once.

The Eric was bound from Rosario with a. cargo of maize for Quebec, vi, Sydney.

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I- _| - A |2011. c. 3,"..;".,,‘:,‘:f Q ¢' 331-3 p.c. °ff,;I! L lin uniierlvi/car _ll L_ mer ahiit waist: J

A splendid harvest of bargains ready in our great August Clearance Sale

MAKING ROOM FOR NEW GOODS necessitates a complete clearing out of all goods belonging to

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Yesterday the Harland left (Jhar-

lo ` ' and returned nt 0.30 p. m. and

a.m. and- leaves again at 3.30 p.m.f0r

West River and returns at 6.15 p.m.

George McLeod, 46 Longworth Ave, when Miss Bessie A. Johnston,' n

ttetown at 3 p. m. for Victoria.

aves today at 5.30 a. m. for East iver returning at 9.30 ai m. and

m. l`0r East River returning about 30 p. m.. Tomorrow she leaves at 6 m., for West River and returns nt

An interesting event took plncc yes- rday morning at. thc home oi

WHILE WE SAY “SUMMER GOODS” we do so to give you as ac-

curate an impression of what is doing, as we can. At the same time, you need to remember that the majority of all the dress goods in thcystore is included in this description. There are fabrics of every sort-and every sort is good-

5oc Dress Goods now 33c 1.25 Dress Goods now 8;c

, 75c Dress Goods now _soc 1.50 Dress Goods now 1.00

1 oo Dress Goods now 67c 1.75 Dress Goods now i.i7

Come in and see these for yourself-if you need a couple of dresses it

will pay you to spend the railway fare for many a mile and come to Charlotte-

wn and buy

One third off Summer Dress Goods the best range of choice in town -

this present season. In order to effect a quick and complete clearing up, we are offering a series of discounts that will appeal to every wise house keeper in the vicinity of this store. Study the offerings-every item is exactly as represented-bear in mind on these goods TERMS ARE CASH.

20 per cent off Shirts

he handsomcst range of

1' . y

' 2_f)00 , _ - was performed by Rev. D. Mclacan.

G. E. I lgxc. (Thehli/iilri(i21‘Hvis)iftciiv(l1§ic>i'ts Iiliialifhaé Immediately aitcrfthe ceremony the

Ovimm rece,-,t1y_) happy couple let. by the Northum-

Valley; J. H. Myers Hampton; Geo. Myers. Ham-pton; Miss Minnie En- man, Hampton; Mrs. Herb. Nelson, Hampton; Mrs. Harrv Nelson and

Miss E. Maloney, Crapaud; Rev. F. M. Clay, New York; M. Turner, Bos-

The death of C'athci‘in widow 1 toni Olgm’ Myers' vlctm-m"

late

occurred on Sunday. The funeral was , , _ held this afternoon, Rev. Dr. William 0° mmmery department' leaves tm” Harrison, officiating. Deceased was _ Miss wiiiision. Hy her first hirrimriri, I1 Andrew McCormick, sh‘e leaves live R

morning to visit the New York' Mil-

opular young lady of Charlotte- own, became the wife of Ivan R.

he employ of M. Ross s tailoring es- ablishment here. Thc marriage was. quiet one, only a few immediate

elatives hcinz present The ccremon

erland for their future home in New Glasgow. "

From Yestel'day's Evening Guardian)

At thc Charlottetown police court. his morning one drunk, Frank Mu- ar, was tlned $10 or 30 days.

The following were passengers on he S. S. Harland to Charlottetown

on, Boston; D. S. McQuarrie and

:Miss Edith F. Beers of Paton &

nery openings. Miss Beers will he bsent about-three `wceks.8-14 M3iE2l

hililrcn, and by her second husband ‘ he leaves tivo sons, Her surviving

eth McKenzie, Charlottetown, P. E. ' Mrs. Henry Price, Newcastle; John,

Two pairs of clopers, one from rincs Edward Island and the other

lar nothing has been heard ol

Y Y ipy future. The police marie inquir- nmnni: the hni'vristr'rs ivliilc in thc

The hither of tim i'i~in<=<= Edward

and girl was in tho city yester- 'mornin but lic was too into f-0

¢.

Those possessing a swnct. tooth

_ , _ i

Neilson’s

summer shirts that has ever been shown in the city, includ- ing Tooltr, Crescent and (lluett Monarch malies.

85c shirts now 68c 1.25 “ “ 1.oo 1.50 “ " 1.20

1.75 ll tl all our stock of handsome

- laundered shirts at-same dis-

. counts.

Z5 per cent off all Men’s Snmmer Underwear

Some of tlie best makes in the market will be ot-

fered in this great line. Balbriggau Underwear-

25 per cent off all Men’s and Boys’ Bathing Suits

The water's line-and thc bath suits are cheap.

AERTEX underwear, light weight wool underwear in all sizes. Discounted 25 per cent. ,

1.00 Underwear now 75c per suit

ag 1| -I tl ll

1.50 2.00

1 i

tt it ` at it

1.50

Men's 50c Ties now 380

HERE IS A LITTLE ITEM THAT will inter-

est all men. There never was a--» man yet who had enough ties-and 'here’s a chance to increase your stock at a. trifling price.

25 per cent off Silk Ties

25c Silk Ties are now only 20c 35c Silk Ties are now only 28c 50c Silk Ties are now only 38c 75c Silk Ties are now only 560

ALL WASH NECKWEAR DISCOUNTED 25 p. c.

All boy's and mens bathing suits are discounted dur- ing tbe_August clearing sale. One piece and two

piece suits.

5oc bathing suits

75 N “ ‘S9 1.25 It tt

are now 38C

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1-3 off Dress Muslins

Muslius, repps-suiting drill and a host of pop-

ular wash dress goods "get the axe” today. There is an ,extremely good range of every sort-and you choose now at ONE THIRD OFF.

15c Wash Dress goods now Ioc

25c

2oc Wash Dress Goods now I-ic

it H tt it

17c

35C to u tl it 24C

COME EARLY EOR

THESE-SURE

Chocolates

“The Chocolates

that

are different.

Packed in attractive '

white boxes,-delicious

and satisfying.

Try them-

35c, 45c, 60c, 754:,

$1.00, L50.

Johnson & Johnson

silo

factory and absolutely pure

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xiiiiiiis vibrli can” aieiiluliiii aiiltl YOU M0 S p

:‘;r.°.f.‘..““.:i';‘.'= .%1:fT..:"f:l:f‘;ii:gfr “Vet” Bufeaut- _ W;,;¢e Mud," Underwear 5 Infants Hoods 1.2 price A noe. n lb. In boxes 30°- Ml 5 0- ‘ “_ _ .-. W --~ -- -------Q

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/ your horses and cattle

are not in prime condition you should att- nd to the mailer right away for ndw is tha time when they should be in proper trim and you cannot atfordlo have them other- wise.

We have a Free Veterin-

ary Bureau here where you Can secure expert advice re- lating In the caring of dia- easa peculiar to horses Ind cattle. We have had long experience ln this work and knowthat we can give you satisfactory service -- no charge whatever.

Call in and take ua up on

this otfer.

\ / ~ p » -I The M393 - Hickey fr! Nicholson Tobacco Co. ,

_ x ,J aiinrkis BELL ar co.

nun riilfiirligriisgviirrr ‘r icamsrmi. ` 149 Gt- Geerge St- ,_ 5 ' AU¢"°°- - ` .¥'~‘

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25 per -cent off

Men’s Bathing Suits.-

Men’s Wash Neckwear of all kinds.

lVIén's Silk Neckties of all sorts.

Balbriggau Underwear- Aertex underwear and Light Wool underwear. Men's and boys’ Bathing Suits.

Men's Pajamas and Night Shirts, Men's Unlined Gloves of all sorts.

Ladies Cotton and Lisle Stocking.

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2-95 3-75 4-5° 16.00 r8.oo

U Big Bargains in ` Ready-to-wear

\Vash Dresses now 1.95

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ti ll (K

Suits are now 10.75

it ta it

2.50 3.00

12.50

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White Embroidery Flouncings.

Cotton and Lisle Gloves _ Ladies Silk Gloves-except K AYS ER.

ALL LACE CURTAINS . -

All of the above are discounted 25 per cent -

every dollar purchase will be made for just 75 cents in cash. Be on hand early.-

c off all our new fresh

All Summer Waisfs 1-3 off

48c Roinpers for Children 30c 6oc “ “ “ 40c

1.25 Childrens Dresses 65c 2.25 " “ 1.50

The Piniisiiment Fits the Crimp

Iffafter our trip to try our RIVAL and MASIER MAR-

g '_ NE brands of smoking to- , . , . bacco, you continue to buy an

`~f;l;§'-ii*-'f`2 n lnferlorlrlnd that disappolnts i & V and dlsgnata you. The prices

of the various makes of tobac- co may not vary, but the qual- ity most certainly does. Give

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FROM MONTREAI. FROM CI-PTOWN

S.S. “Morwenna” Aug. 7th. Aug. ioth " "City of Sydney" Ang. 14th Aug. 17th " "Morwcnna“ Aug. zist Aug. 24th " “City of Sydney" Aug, 28th Aug. 31st ‘he above mentioned steamers are first class ln every respect, and

are sprclally adapted for the carrying of passen ers, and the tourist trade. They sail ‘from Ch"I`own to St.]ohn’a Newfoundland vla.Sydney.

For particulars as to freight and ge apply to