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Miracle in Razors

The Mark Cross Safety

$5.00

Quality

Introductory it Price ` I

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The Razor that swept

the New York market with the phenominal re- ' cord of 98,000 sold the first day and 2,000,000 the end of the third week

has also invaded Toronto and other Canadian cities with the same wonderful success. '

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The first day's sale in Toronto showed ai'

record of 30,000 sold with thousands of men de- manding more. The astounding demand could not be supplied- every dealer being entirely sold out _

This “miracle in steel” is a keen wafer

biade,inserted-in a simple one-piece triple silver- treated frame. It is scientifically treated, per- fectly tempered, hand ground, honed and strop- ped. Extra bladesiwrapped singly in waxed paper, rust proof packages-5 cents each.

The Mark Cross trademark on every razor

stands for the superior quality of the article. It carries this broad guarantee that if the Mark Coss razor does not prove superior to any other $5 00 razor in existence, your money will be refunded. -

E. A. Foster `

1 Central Drug Store -c

niinyside I 2

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Don’t Neglect

It is adeliciie piece of machin-

ery and must be cleaned and oiled occiuioiially.

l have every facitity for turning

out i-lie very best woik»

All w rk figly guaranteed and

ie sonally att ided to by

F S. MITCHELL

Icxpert watch and clock xepairer. No, 108 Queen Street.

YOU? VVIIIGI1 Take 1| In

CANADIAN NATIONAL EX it IBIl`ION

'I`0RON'I`0 1

Aug 22nd 28th Sept 2n_d I"_ARES

| $20.00 _ 7 I Aug 2Ist,23r(I.2.'|`lh, 26iI\

27th, Sept 5rd and 4th ~

$25.75 ‘ _

" Rogers

CITY TICKET AGENT

Phone 807- R.

I in rin-oi; i i--.io is-4| Lw » Y Q

U. C. C. Training

Makes Success Doubly _Certain _

If you have that essential to success- the de-

sire to succeed-and wish to take advantage of evgry opportunity, a course of instruction at the Union Couiniercial College uill make success

doublllilggrdgilege has every factor tlial makes for

~ ' ' ' ` ‘ticc.

successful instruction in business prac

Modern Courses of Study Well Qualified Teachers \ Bri hc, Airy Class Rooms

.The courses of study are the proved best-have

bggntested and tried by leading busin= ss men and are now ad ipted by the leading business colleges

and lglllidiiilrsltteigbers have to pass rigid cxainina- ` - ' I `° \ 5 tions before they C811 qualify. ‘md mu' C “C55” 3,21:

the brightest, cleanest and best afravg __ Y

atzliool in the Maritime Provinces. Por Our flmliliil

Year Book write to .

Wm. Moran Principal

Union Commercial t_ToIIeti° I

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SPECIAL LIICIILS

One lisll een! per word oseh in-

sertion in tlils column. Cul: must accompany order-llinimilm sin

tivonty-live tents. `

Reiss lor loesls in Chsrlottr

- town news colon, tivo cents su

VMI. not. ascii' insertion.

'rin' Guardian ilu an the 1-iomiii

and other news and the Sweet satis- faction of being tbs‘HOME paper for Prince Edward Island.

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Jsubscribers and others are asked

to remit hy Money Order or by Rog- lstered Letter, The Guardian is not l'¢BDonsible for remittances forwarded otherwise than as above. _ ~ Mllltf.

*The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to “The Guardian News Dept,” Charlottetown, immediately

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MAIIY ni.i.r.'N i.nr.iGis.

Miiny friends will be sorry to 1.-urn

of the, death of Mury Ellen Iopngo, widow of the lute W. F. Dawson Charlottetown, which took place nf- ter ri short; illness in the hospital, illlltlllfy- Alberta: She lenvcs to mourn four sons Lorimcr F, Wm. A. Glendon und Ernest, all of Alberta. Also three sisters and four brothers Mrs. J. D'Orsny, Mrs. G. M. Atwood and Miss Julio who resides in this CIW. Itcv. A. E. L-ePai1e, Woodstock, N. B, Henry G., Toronto, Lemuel und William of Vancouver beside n large circle of friends. The Guardian deeply smypnthizes with thc bc- reavcd in their izrcnt loss.

N. L. NICHOLSON.

After .fi long and lingering illnoss

bournc with grunt patience, Norman I.. Nicholson, Montague, died Thurs-

on Friday from his inte residence.

::Bunta.in, Bell & C0., for best coal,

our prices very moderate, Call in to day and get ii. supply. The MncKir\

und Kent Sits Mt!

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

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The following registered at th

Mrs. Rogers, Government House.

duyt.-Mrs. McKinnon, Silverton, B. C.; P. McKinnon, Silverton, B. C.; Chas. E. Stwnley, Toronto; J. F. Profit, Kensington; Walter Wood, Mt. Herbert; J. Gillisple, Appin; E. L. Doyle, Earnscliffe; Rev. Father Hughes, St. Paul, Minn.; James Hughes, Emerald Junction; W. W.

New York City; C. G. HI Ames, Montreal; Jas. McNeill, Summerside; J. P. Bradley. Kel1y's Cross; Henry Wood. Mt. Herbert.; Laura Murphy, Kensington; Mary Kane, Morell; Me-

A. Horne, City; Jerry O'Brien, C tlmm, Ont.; W. A. Lockhart, Tru; N. S.: J. lt. Larkins, Sydney; C. P. Hibbett, Boston; D. A. Yontsy, Che

C. G Howard, Milton; M. J. Gillis, St. John’s, ,Nfld.; J. G. Owen, De- troit, Mich.; L. J. McCarthy, New York.

The following registlered at the Vic-

toria. Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:-J. A. Brennan, P. L. Rich- mond, D. McKemzie, Boston; A. C. (lox. Souris; Mrs. G. R. McLeod, J. S. Rogers, E. E. Hilton, Montreal; R. W. McEwen, St. Peter's; W. E. Poulton, F. C. Archibald, Halifax; .l’_ A. Smullmnn, Cassie Smnllmnn, Summcrsido; W. B. Evans, J. E. Mc- Cormick, Toronto; M. H. Holger, Cornwall: W. C. McEachern. E. Haw- kin. Ottawa, M. Bell, E. D. Bell, Montague; J. Wagner, S. Myers, New York; Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Zelu, Brooklyn, N. Y.; E. T. Moyse, Lynn, Mass.; Amy Moyse, Central Beilequs, F. P. McKay, Peterborough, Ont.; G, R. McLeod, R. M. Lynch, Mont- real; J. F. Sterns, Souris; R. R. Sheppard, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rankin, Mrs. M. Gm-ner, M. E. Eiterns, Boston; M. `J. McLean, New- ton Centre, Mass.; C. E, McPhee, G. 141, Cnrstein, Cambridge, Mass.

, Desfness Cannot be Cured

ons, so the osnnot

b:s¢iI,i°`tlhs`HI’dLii=Iid portion ol’the esr ‘I‘h refs onlyo emi to cure desiness sridthst ls by ‘du stltul ons remedies. Deafness is caused’ y im Intlsm-id condi- tio of the mucous I nike of the Eusgnnh- sn"’l`ube. When this tg 0 s inflnms You svs sr mblln soun or mperlect hear' ing, onilpwhen H is sntlro ycloserl, l)esl~ msn ls the result and unless the inflam- mation oo be tsien out and this tube ve~ star dto its normal condition. hearing willbe destroys forever' nine cases on often are osixse by Ustsrrb, which nothing butlsn inflamed condition of t.

sous sur scan.

we will :Ivo Ons Hundred Dollars ony case of Deafness canopy bv cntsrrhy' that csiinoti be nur? ov sll's Ustnrr

. d orc rcu rs ree.

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f s tlol.

day afternoon. Funcrnl took place

lowest prices. 9-23lVltf.

!IWhy have your house full of that

ilisease-breeding pest-the common house-fly-when you crm secure at this mi effectual extcrminator. We carry Gvflfytllinfz you could want in the line Of fly poisons, catchers and insect powers and we know you will .rid

non Drug, U0., Corner Great George

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Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester-

liinnon, Montague; F, Holdswoi-th,

’1‘0ront0: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Collins, Arlington, Mass.; C. F. Fisher, Mont-

Thc following registered ut the Re-

vere Hotel, Chnrlottetown, yester-

for

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(Canadian press)

N. B. LEAGUE.

St. John Bt. John.

INTERNATIONAL. Providence-Toronto 8

'Newark-Newark 3.

t 21 St.

Crois

ence

Provid-

2 Montreal 'At Jersey City-Buffalo 7 Jersey City 5.

At Baltimore-Baltimore

9 Roch-

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NATIONAL

Pittsburg-Pittsburg

At 4, Boston

after the events, etc., have transpir- 22

At York At

ago

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At York

At At

Cincinnati -Cincinnati 7, New 6; K

Chicago-Philadelphia

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St. Louis St Louis

16, Chic-

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AMERICAN.

New Y0rk` St. Louis

4; Boston Boston 5, Detroit, 5, Philadelphia Chicago 4 Phila.

5, New

At Washington-Washington 4,

Cleveland 3.

::We have just received ii frcsli

stock of Moir’s and NciIson’s cb.icu» ] lates. These chocolates are the purest land freshest to be had in the city land we know you will-lllue them. We 'have Neilson’s in six varieties. You Ishmllll B90 U18 Reception box, Demon- strator, Des Aristocrutes, Prepared Fruits-real fruit flavors, strawberry, ilinealilllc, c`Iiei'ry und peach. Price

Dflllr Co., Corner Great George .und kent Sts. Mi.;

_':F'or dysentery, diarrhoea. and nll kindred ailments you can find noth- ing better than Rcxull llinrrlioea Remedy. It contains no drugs, “no dopcs" and besides relieviug,und cur- ing. corrects the cause. Price 25c, money will be refundeil if you are not entirely satisfied with results. The MacKinnon Drug C0,_ Q0,-_ Gt,

THE YIEAIIIIEII

_ winds, mostly westerly-; fuir and mod _ erutelv warm.

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urds noon with bright sunshine in the

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row mornin at 4.03 Mondo nt4

tomorrow at 11.24.

There was n new moon on Thurs-

day, August 2nd, at 8.58 n_m,

The first quarter of the moon will

he on Saturday, Aug. 9th, nt 12.03 u.m. '

The length of today will be four-

teen hours and twenty-nine minutes

Wood. Mt. Herbert; R. R. Coustland, and of tomorrow fourteen hours and

twenty-four minutes.

tice James W. Gerard, of New York, who has been offered the post of Am-

nctta. M. Long, J. M. Long, Sydney; bassador to Gsrmnny by President morning "ga m_

ha_ _ .

Wilson, after several days here in ii for his needs, but that he has been unable to find aisiibstitute, although he is willing to pay for it out of his

ter, Nebraska; J. W. Glover, Boston; private means, hcrc from the Vcrbinln Capes, yester-

The Justice snys he is unwilling to

come to Berlin as Ambassador nnle

thy manner.

Justice Gerard drafted a bill for

presentation to the American Gon- gress in which it is aimed to meet the cmbnss huildin situation in Her

for the compulsory registration of,

mericans living abroad under pcnnity of loss of citizenship, and give the 'Treasury Department ii basis for col- lecting an income tax to provldc funds for embassy quarters.

[ll SPICIILINIEHISI

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 7

(Special).-General Felix Diaz, cpcci- nl envoy from Mexico to Japan, says he intended to leave Vancouver ll. C., August 15.

“I nm going only to express to His

to the celebration of the centennial

#feet out of the water and to be later

50c. to $2.00 a box, The MacKinnon ‘

BERLIN, Aug. 6 (Special).-Jus- The sale of Pa‘on Q cons

Y Z ‘

lin and elsewhere. It would provide air and dropped with n plunge and ii

mid an anual tax of $10 on, all A- “When Reese recovered his voice hc

- "The whsle followed the Dcfliinco

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Prices

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can After 'me links 1 season ovens Auiusi wh

Take A Tobin Gun Along With You

A Tobin harmless Gun Will Gel The Game .f

The “Tobin” Gun is known the world over for its handsome appearance

and durability. It is a gun that has gained the confidence of the sp irting world everywhere not only for its excellent qualities, but also for itsextremely low ' price. Every single part tiiatenters into construction of the Tobin is thoroughly examined and tested bv expert workmen before being placed. Every one of these ._ high class guns are fully guaranteed to be as good as Master Workman can pro- duce. Tobin Double Barrel Hammerlcss Guns, Each one fully guaraiitcnl. `

Each ... _ .. _ ._ . _ .... $26.25, $56.25,-$40.00, and $45.10. We are 90leAgeuts for P. E. Island for th: Tobin. I SPECIAL-A strong single B irrel Brcecli Loiding Shot gun, 30 iii. Steel Barrel, full choke. I2 bore, Walnut Strrck, One Price $4.49 ` Other Double Barrel Shot Guns ranging in prices from $9.25 to $25.00 ig?

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Get Your Ammunition Here \,=

Dominion "Crown" and Sovereign Shells liivc proven to be the best on =

thc market. They never miss. You are always sure when you carry these brands. ,,, We have a very complete stock in all sizes shot on hand. Now is the time to get 'I' your requirements so as to be ready when the day arrives. We can also supply ff' Poirlcr in different qualities, Shot, Wade, Shell Bags, Gun Cases, Gun Oil,

Cartridge Belts, Loading Sets, Etc, Etc.

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TIIE TEH-PERATIIRE i '

uns. noon src ~ \ =

'(Specinl to The Guardian) - I Q/ _ O ` S `

TORONTO, August 9.- Moderate - ». ' _ ` , ,

'rms wnA'rH1~iR.-Yesterday wa.. ' ' L* I M I 1- E l i,

cloudy in the mornin clenrin tow ` ` - ' " _

afternoon; clear dt night, , 1 A g __ A

Theliig sale at .Arena ,Film

begins this morning nt 9 a m. tiII noon, from I 30 till six and from 7 to 9.

at Arena Itink begins this

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day morning. ¢

Uuptuiu Smith snys that thc inci-

gg , .

hc can represent the nation in n wor- dent occurred between Uiipc Henry'

and False (lnpc.

“I was in my berth nt the time,

and 'Jack' Reese, the mute, wns at the wheel," said the Captain. "Wl\<‘l\ the bow of the Defiance ruse in thc

terrific roll.

said that the tugbont had run over ii whale. While he was talking the whale nrose alongside the Defiance, dived twice, returned to the surface, spout- ed water and tossed its tail into the nir as if in distress.

for at lenst hull n mile. lt then head- ed toward the bench as if hurt., but when it got within about three hund- red yards of the brenlcers it, swf-rvcil, nnd when last seen was headed in ii, soutliensterly directlon."'

NEW YORK, Aug. 7 (Special).--/\s

The highest temperature rec0rded_ __ ,‘ i (tmp movemenfs always require Yesterday was 77 degrees above zero ' Mlmday’ Augiull "Lh ls the vain; sums in the United states, oun-

x and nm lowest was sixty one above, last day tor receiving discounts ad, ,,,S,, can., for R ,.,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,c ,ma

_ .. T_he lowest the previous night was on ehcuic light for Ju|y'ce,,tage of her ,needs and this year,

50 above. At nine a. m. it was 61 . . d d with the new (Iaundinin Bank Act. in

“b°Ve and at “ine P- m~ 55~ hghhng' Piy to ay an save effect tire demands from across the toward the buiblin of c h '|

The tide will be high this “fl-em0U" IIIUIIUY- lifirilei' are likely to be heavier thnni g M Bm mg

day.-L. H. Beer, '10ronto; L. N. Mc- at 4.27, tomorrow_at 5.36 and Mon- 75g..g 3M3i in the p,uet_ The new (iunmimn gona

day at 0.482 it will be high tomoré __ ' reS,.,.,.,.,' Opemtivo Smeg July 1' is

I4 » v ~' - th i°tr1 'lr th t it' tn

“nd Tuesday at 5142' 0 Big Hale of c.rp¢ts etc’ from ivilllicllrnviiriill EI' ltold rIi'!:>sr,rireiNle\v`§(orII

'ml' A' ‘Ir M“‘“"' N°m‘. SY““°Yi J' Thi’ 5"" “fs this evening ‘lf 7~21~ fire at Paton *Tl io's at Arena iii ii time when New Your can imsi. MUHFOB. City; L. Wood, Mt. Herbert; tomorrow at 7.18 and Monday nt. R- k ‘ d i 9 lnqord to ship in The one thing fimti

1165 it 'rises t°m°_"`°""' mowing ‘If Qin 0 ay com,menc ng A ' 'lcon nriavciit she extensive withdrawl' 4-54. M0rld&y at 4.55 and Tuesday IIII I2, ffom I0 6| and from of the precious metal from this cent-

at 4.56. 7* ' . - - .q ' 1 i

_ 9 9 9 ¢|ggk_ ei is exceeding., y hiizi cn] money

The moo" sets tonight UI' 1033 and _ which may induce (‘nni-itliziin banks to

keep their reserve funds here,

“Almost the only change cflccted in

four liundrcd years," says J. M. (‘on~ rey of Aragliiasl the linider of thc iluiilnty ugitiition, "hits Iiccn the silli- `stltuti<»u of a swiftcn craft for thc clumsiei' old fui‘f.y-tonncr uscd in tho olden dnys, Ncts have undergone ii climurc. We orc now using thier, deep- er and longer trains, but hung on thc some lines, viz., thc thirds. lint it is only Within the Inst five years thnd stoniii nppnnred ns ii rival on this I-

Tiie (lcininn G iv rum ut, ii tl c

other hnud, oficrii special iiuliiccniciits

‘to lillild up its fishing ln<li;t;i:yT`_giv- ing a premium of about $2 50 ii your to sailors and $375 to steum drift- ers. It also grunts ii subvention to herring sailing Companies or $1,000

lvesscl known us a luggcr, und $500 for outfit, and lends money to flriher- mnn on extremely low terms. And th( Canadian Government grants its fish- ermen ii bounty. Now, if we wish to keep Irish flshcrnien nt home wc mllsti follow the example of Canada and Germany, As ii. source of our count- ry's food supply Irish fislirries nre sccond only in importance to agricul- ture.

“Il wc intonil to niipply our popula-

tion with purc, wliolcsonic, clump fish food, free from thc gerinsi of tiibcrcii- losis, .und if trades tlmi: urn allied to our fishing industry are to lu-, kept workluig, then I sny ldiiixliiiiil must

hclp the fishermen of Irelmid,"

CA STC* R I A For Infants and Children.

tha Kind You liaii Always Bought

risli non, although not ns yct ii dan-, Bears the llvroiis rlva‘l. ,

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Linen Carriage Wraps

25 per cent 0Ff_

Ladies’ Long

I-4 off.

the fnll season approaches t_hnt._bunk- ing specter-crop funds-which is the

Imperlnl Majesty, the Emperor, Mex- cause of so much apiilithensivu lnl lco's appreciation of Japsn's action money centres, begins to assert iti»ic;f| in sending in 1910 n representative ond, unless there is n speedy and de-

cided chauge ifor the better in general

Sale of Dry Goods SamplesatRecIdin’s

Alarge lot of Travellers Samples just purchased,

will be sold at 25 per cent discount to clear.

ranging from to 85c $175

Butchers Coats

Long Duck Coats of finest material with fine 'black

stripe, pearl buttons regular $2.75 now $2.00

Duck Coats

Just the thing to protect you from dust, $4.00 6.00 now

Ladies’ White Duck Suits

just a c0up`e left 5.25 now $4 0 >

White waists, white skirts, '~~hite uncierskirts and

whitewear a'-l in this sale at 25 p. .' cent off. ~

Ladie's and Children’s hosiery at so men’s half hose

of Mexican independence," said tne conditions both hem und abroad, lt 25 per Cen, off

Genernl. "Mexico is wholly friendly is apt to hc more of a problem this _ ‘_ ' _ , with Japan and the Japanese are year than lt. usually is. The monny L8dl€S and ChlI(iI'CI`i S SLIIIIIIIC-Y (IFCSSCS 25, 33 I-2

‘i:‘:‘.:"'i if °°f;‘°.;:: " ;;°“::;x: ":.:.:°;:i.‘:'.:;“i:‘;‘:iif..rs v~=f<=°“f <“S°°“°f

DB6 B e B 0E.W , - ' i 1 ,

..___G.enernl Dinz said he would be the up; and from year to ycsr the comp- Ladlfs and Men 3 Sweaters 15 per cent' Pifesidental candidate of the liberal llcsttnns nppenr_to be increasing ru- Mgn 5 waterproof ggars I0 Og now $7 5°_ “°'“°°'““° P‘"*Y~ th” “*"‘l °' `”““’“- th" ““‘" ‘“""““l"‘“g' ... , All goods mentioned in this sale will be found clean

t the se nratfon of Churcl 1

hc sts ed, is D ll . .

,,,,,,, B,,,,,,_ 1,, hun; mg" gesh aéid up to date, and everything will be sold at

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i.; niiifriivionn. Ma.. Aus 1 (special) ) F_i5h¢|_;.`,r§&»§§ “VY ISCOUNS ‘\0 0 ¢81`~

IW ` ng Piles. No

-To have their vessel lifted three =‘,Ifg,I°:gq“‘§m`: °““°°“ “"“ “ ‘““° “Y ““ i“i“* {“f’” ”'.°:.“:;:.2l:i;°°::.:"‘.n°“§,i:;'r°.:i.°',_f,i » » e In whnle was the experience o Top am Ml M - oo L,

li M( Sifltli rind crow of thc scaK0 H‘ii‘i~i°?ritni': Mdemmo bo:'fr~eeiI you miintlo-ill I-hid

a _ -» ' -~ . ' - ~ 8--8. 2iEfii

' s~°';“,IH.l|I2'vg‘,'}f|,1pu|,|o,. ,,°n,|,||,..`ln_g tugboat Defiance, which reached i|\9cronoonoIossl|o.st.nmp\oD9!l>°li$» VI