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-W. K. Ne60UGANi Globe Pot lt

is Guardian nent in Summer

-'run alounlua DAILY amines

eau be obtained l;8erty’s Tensor Isl Parlours. Summerside.

-CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-On AK.

som. Rev. I-i. I1. Ben win preach as follows: Central street Christian church. Sumxneraide. at 11 a.m.. and 7 nm. _Sug>tsLInusI¢'.. .\ii_-,sn mvipsj

`-THE PARISH OF ALB_ERTON.-

Church of England services. Sunday Au5.L20. Rev. F. G. '_tbsden's farewell. St. Luke‘s, 10.30. L. O. L. O'Le-ary 2.30. Alberton. 7 p.m.

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¢ists,Groccrs

“All the remaining stock of ladies'

ready-made suits.-all fresh and new this spring-to be closed out at $12.50.

‘There are suits worth from $20.00 to

$30.00 in the assortment,-but the range Ia getting smaller every day.- MOORE It McLEOD. LIMITED,

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ALL-THE-WAY QY WATER. INTERNATIIJNAL LINE. I. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER NOR DINGLEY.

_ GOASTWISE SERVICE

Leaves Bt. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 0.00 a. nz., for Eastport, Lubec. Portland and Boston.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos

ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a. m.. for Portland East- port, Lubec and Bt. John.

DIREGT SERVICE.

Leave _St. John Saturday only st

7.00 p. m. `

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ly at 10.00 a.. m.

MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE.

Direct between Portland and New

York. Steamship North Land and North Star.

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland

Tues., Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.80 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June 19 to Sept. 11, ine.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Direct between Boston and New

York.

ily, Hours. Route via Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Bteamships llassao

husetts and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Bids india Wharf.

Boston week days and Sundays at I D. m. Same Service returning frfom Pier 18, North River, Foot of Murray Bt. New York City. ut. John City Tlekst OiIios..47 _Kinp.8i.

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PLANT ENE'

The s. s. Hanes win sail from

Charlottetown for 'Boston via _ Hawkesbury and _Halifax every Tuesday at mid-night. Return- ing from Boston every Saturday ~ a_t 6 p.- m. For further informa- tion apply to -

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-BODY RECOVERED.-Word hal

.been received that the body of Mrs. E. B. Williams who was one of the victims of the recent drowning accl- dent north of Edmonton. previously reportedin the Guardian. was found Wednesday and is beins bl'P9ll\¢ $0 her former home at Eller'a_ile. for in- terment. Funeral notic§_ will- be gi~ ren later.-X. _ _. _

--TRVON PERSONALS- Tryon

was visited Monday afternoon with 0 heavy hail storm which did some slight damage to some of the stand- ing cr0ps.- The Red Cross Society held a successful ice cream social on the school grounds. Saturday evening Aug. 12th a great crowd gathered and enjoyed the pleasures of the beauti- ful niglit and a snug sum was realised for Red Cross work.- Miss Maude McLeod, Bradnlbane. Miss Lila White- head, Clinton. and Miss Maymie Thompson. Margate. are visiting in Tryon the guest of Miss Gracie Wood- slde.- Mr. Harvey Waugh and Ralph Bouiter left Saturilzy morning en route for \Vestern Canada. .where they intend spending the summer.- Miss Mildred and Miss Winnie Smith spent last week in Charlottetown the guest of Miss L.ong.- Mr. John T. Mc- Leod. Bradalhane spent Saturday and Sunday in Tryon- Among those at- tending the summer school at Free- town are: Austin Smith, Harrison Bell. Lorne Lea and Evan Wright..- Miss Ethel Dooley, Summerside is spending the summer with friends in Tryon. Hampton. and Victoria. Miss Haelam. Springfield is vlsl'I.g friends in Lower Tryon.- iilr. Frank McDonald, Crapaud, paid a short visit to Tryon Saturday evening- iliessers Dan Matheson and .lack McLeod Brad- albane attended Price Webber' show Tuesday nlght.- Mr. A. Doughart. Sumiuerside, and Mr. Willie Johnson, Long River. spent last week touring the southern part of this fair Island. They spent some time at Carleton and viewed tho Car Ferry terminus and then drove down through picturesque Tryon, visited the Woollen Mills and had an enjoyable time all around.- Miss Ethel \Vnugh. Tryon. was a visi- tor to Albany. Saturday. Mr. Paul Thompson. Margate. is visiting in L0- wer Tryon the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Lea.

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Watches, Clocks and Jewel-

lery repaired, Jewellery orders filled to s u i t, satisfaction guaranteed.

ANGUS MacKENZIE

Jeweller.

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How About Home Heatin

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‘ When school opens will need a new suit. Andt to get that suit. _

_ WE IIBVC lift ’¢Jif oellent' range of real mannish styles In ggodclothes oryour can get the shitsin

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' toqht and last. BIZGO. Priced ff'0fl'|

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better prepared now-and so are

you--to have that long-desired ~ system_ installed.

Call up toda for prices and specifications on a

system for your ome. It won’t cost so much as you

H. Trainor Grafton Street

_ Now i_s the right time to see about home heat- 1ng_-not inthe winter time, when you should be having the use of it

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..°P\cN|c ENJOYIUT-_The our-

going train from-Sunnis on' Wednes- day at 1.30 p. m.-eogyoyod -the Pmt- estant' Subd!! _School _pluuicers OD their annual stills-rIug_ to Grant’s Crossing where a moat pleasant time was spent; returning home by the evening train. _

..’Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Banks, paid

a short vlirit to Upton lately.-IJ.

.fsiisa mary Al Meponsia pain s

snort visit to Dundas use week.-ii. i __ --»- _

_,°Mr. Joseph Mcbean, of De Gras

Marsh, spent a day recently in Pop- lar Point. the guest of Mr. Wru. Mc- Donald.-U.

..°Mrs. Ayers. Queen St., City, is

visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Leard. Souris. ..

..'Miss Freda Munn, stenographer

for .\Ir. Allison. L. L. B.. Halifax. left Sourls on Thursday :homing return- ing from a pleasant visit to her home.

..°Miss' Beckwith and Miss I-lellen,

Boston. Mess., are visiting in Souris. the guest of the former's sister. Mrs. Harold Matthew.

..'Mr. Theodore J. Robertson. Red

Point, has arrived home from the P. E.

received treatment for a broken leg, caused by being thrown hy a horse.

..°Mr. John Robertson, Jr., Red

Point while using his trawls a few days ago off Basin Head fell over- board, but worked his way aft on the boat and got aboard again unaided.

. .°Dr. J. C. Houston. returned home

to Kensington on Wednesday from Souris, where he had been visiting the guest of Mrs". }Iouston's mother. Mrs. Matthew. - --

..'Mrs. W. E. Leard, Saskatoon.

Sask., accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ethel, are visiting in Sourls, the guests of the forruer's sister. Mrs. W. B. Leard.

..°Rev. E. E. Styles, Conference

S. S. Sec'y, left on Thursday morn- ing for Sackvllle, N. B., where he is booked as one of the principal speakers at the summer school from the 17th to the 24th of August.

..°Rev. Henry S. and Mrs. Melllck,

now of Lawrencetown, N. S., are sum- mering with Mr. Mellick`s neice. Mrs. George Robertson. Baltic. Mr. Mellick preached acceptively to many of his old neighbours and relatives at South Lake Church on Sundaymorning last.

lilllill Bli UESIIHIBIS

Signailer Harry C. Whitlock. one of

the “Lucky Bunch" of six Charlotte- town boys who have put in two years at the front without receiving any- thing worse among them than one D. C. M. and one little scratch, in a re- cent letter to his mother described a trip in an aeroplane which he had been lucky enough to be favoured with. The following extract will be of interest: "Most of the fellows had to go up when the clouds were at about 3,000 feet elevation. I was ra- ther a bit more fortunate and got up between 4,000 and 5,000 feet. I wish you could have seen me in my flying outfit: head gear. goggles. etc. And oh. the speed! and didn't I enjoy the run along the ground _gathering up speed for the ascent, travelling 75 to 85 miles an hour, somewhat faster than I had ever travelled in a car. Up she goes! I suppose you will wonder what lt felt like. oh! The sensa- tion? Peculiar. but there wusn‘t any. I could see the country very plainly. As we get higher of course it was more difficult to distlnguiehi things, but buildings roads,.railroads. villages. ponds etc.. are things one cannot mistake. Things had the ap- pearance of being seen through the small end of a ileld glass. I picked out a railway track and for i\ oment it puzzled me. I thought at first It was a trench railway but looking about I knew there wasn"t such a track In the vlcnliy. At last I' re- cognized the narrow 'grey streak as one of the railways. Another thing that puzzled me for a while was something thnt looked like torn scraps of paper and whiIe,`y_v§udering if the Kaiser had tom up a'u_o`ther in- ternational treaty I discovered that it was a washing that some women had spread out on the grass to dry. There is absolute freedom of movement when up in the air. One uiny til!! about and tum around in the-seat as much ss he wishes. I could turn around and speak to the pilot though there were phones there lortlie pur- pose. We passed thi-ou¢h___ leveral clouds-_-not the least terrifying either

wp flew along the edge of a cloud- iie d.wben we could look over. alons

_the top and still bo able ' ,U of the country. 0ne' the least afraid. Aire: rl it Pi- lot and one of the safest' __ W ll ins waifiii. wnwaiors sou - ~ sat? ltwaq great fun. The flight acted

dar for exercise. At"lba`&' at . I w at he said when asked about #--M

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Repsusmtativa in lontllfle.

_ ._ ~s:_i.iec'rso |»mnowQ°° FLOORING- izxtraoruiinrr I nd carefully milled. write for prices. THE _sioN'i‘.xGifI: I-‘UIQIISHJNG co.; Lfrn.. MONTAGVE. P. n i.-

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_..'DIAMOND JUBILLE- Careful and painstaking preparation is being taking in the ‘Souris Convent *by the sisters for the successful carrying out of e programme to fittingly cele- brate the Diamond .lubllle of Rev. R. B. McDonald’s entrance into ‘the priesthood. which comes off in the very ncar future.

..°REE- POINT- Haylng about

completed, one of the largest crops on record.-Fishing still good, bake at present, when' bait can be obtain- ed. the best catch ever. and the high- est price is being offered- Mac- keral is likely to be a failure this sea- son. uct a barrel salted on this shore. and this the middle of August.- Messers Calvin Kennedy. Roy Ken- nedy, Robert Gates. Harry Stewart. David McDonald. Peter J. Campbell and Sli. Sutherland went on the har- vest excursion- Mr. Ira Kennedy is spending a few weeks at his old home. enjoying the association of. his many friends. I-Ie has spent the last few years at Fort Frances. Ont.- Misses Mabel und Ada Ford are enjoying a pleasant vocation with their sister, Mrs. Wilfred McSwain.-

..°POPLAR POINT- The farmers

of Poplar Point are getting along well ut their hey. Mr. Percai. former- ly of Sydney. -is visiting his old friend, Capt. John McDonald. Mr. Vincent Morrison paid a short visit to Rollo Bay Saturday. Mr. Peter Banks was visiting his sister. Mr. Henry Yoston, recently. Mr. Jerame V. McLean and her sister. Lou, were visiting their friends at Poplar Point and vicinity recently. Mrs. D. Mclntyre of New Port. were visiting friends at Poplar Point recently. Mrs. John Morrison and son, Joe. left for a viblt to Boston last week. Mr. Dan McDonald went on a trip Saturday night from Bridge- town to Annandale. Among his guests were Mr. Martin Duffy and bride of Upton, who are on their honey moon. -Mr. .\iick McDonald and son, Sam Paul, spout Sunday at Poplar Point, the guest of 'the form- er’s mother, Mrs. J. McDonald.-U.

SULIMERSIDE MARKETS, FRIDAY.

Butter. (creamery.) lb. 28 flutter, (dalry,) lb. 23 to 24 Calfskins 19 to

Eggs. (fresh) dos.

Hides. lb.

Hay, (l00se.) ton. $13.0

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Oats. (black,) bush. 60 Potatoes, bush. 50 Straw, (pressed,) ton. $7.00 Wheat. bush. $1.20 to 81.40 Wool, (washed.) lb. 48 Wool, (unwashed.) lb. 85

iisvewrlities

that eczema eases, which have de- ned all other treatment. ylbld Il Bali-Bok? An illustration of this is found in the case of Hr. J. L. Freiietto; of Nlgaloo. N3. HO writeatf- i “My .head was entirely covered with enema, ess uuimish I "M

msdicsitreatsnsuli I 80'- U0 50°* “_ Than-I_h¢.rs=sf Zan-Bok and tried lt. The lrst. few l)llI¢l\-kill gwppsdths homing. Gradually the inflammation was drawn out. and before long the sores bell! W Ull- Perssvsrauoo - with Ill-IU! N' suited in a complete and psraxaur

ent euro.

Zam-Buk is ins! as d ll! ulcers. riss*'°fD»~ full: *W- bieo¢l~po_isoalnl. Piles. ents. Warsl and s.iiak1_a iniuriss. A11 lriilgists seg. mx, I for $1.15. or ml Zara-not Co., Toronto. , ,

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rauious Ansnicau .vaci-i1'sMAn Paine. s sisner ot the Declaration. or

955|), _ Independence. In 1897 he wllgolm of __'__ -threespecitsg epvlolya acer(;dIt:dhto.tha _ I6.-The death at governmen 0 ance. rea ritain_»

3}§iex.|`.‘lJghas Paine. wellhuown and Germany. in the interests of ln: aa an oillesr of the civil war and later ternatlonai hil_l1°ilI\sm.~ _Ale headed as owner of three successful defenders the syndicate which h\\ilt_the yachts of ,the,Arnerlca's cup. was announced Puritan. Mayflower and. Valnntogr.-ah hem monday. He was 83 years olo of which succesefulhll ded-Ameri- -Q g great grandson of Robert Treat ca’s cup in the International yacht

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All Counterfoits, Imltatlons and “ Just-as-good ” are but

Experiments that trifle with and ends es' the I Infants and Children-Experience “Ent Eipesvlllell

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What is CASTORIA \

Uassorla is a harmless substitute for Castor ___0l1, Paton gorte, Drops and Soothin§'Syrups. It is pissasant. _lg contains neither Opium, orphine no_r_ other Nxeofio - substance. Its age is its gunrantoo. It destroys-. orml -’ and allays Fevorishncss. For more than thirty years it has been in constantnso for the _relief of Constipation | riiieiiieiicy, wma cena, an Teeemng Tmnbia - Dun-rhma. It regulates the Stomach and weis, _ asslrnliaies the Food, giving healthy and natural- sleep.

The ChiIdren’s Panaoea.-The M0ther’a Frlonsl.

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in Use For liver 30 Years ii' _

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Record ot votes cast up to noon Wednesday. ‘ The next change will be made in the standing ' Saturday and will include all votes cast tsp to

Friday noon. I

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City of Charlottetown and Summeralde. ' _

Miss Kalie Flynn, I5 Dorchester Street, CharlotieIown...,...28,iI84 -L `_\ Miss Evelyn G. Allen, 84 Hillsboro SIreet,'Charlottetowa...28_,M5 _ _ Mrs. Hannah L. Waddell, 222 King Street, CharloItetown..28,080 _ Miss Annie H. Cameron, Milk Street, Summerside. .....20.053.\ Miss Jennie Lonergsn, 105 Pownal Street, CharIoIt¢lowa...25,id6 "

I Miss Florrie Macwilliam, .201 King Street, CharIotletowu..4523 `

DISTRICT No. 2 _-

_ All territory in and around Tignish, Aiber- =

ton, Kensington, Moxétagiie, Georgetown and _

_ our s.

Miss Winnifred Morrissey, Peterville .. ._ ._ ....20,350 _ Miss Annie C. McGowan, Kilmuir........ .... .. l9;lS9 __ Miss hottie Fitzgerald, Georgetown _ ......l8,9_]0 Mrs. J. A. Bernard, Ti _ . .. .....l8,057 ' Missleauie .. .......l8,422 Miss Anna Mi:Donsld,Son_ria'jBast..... .. 106 ' MisslrenoMcl.eod,Mounti'?8Isi]art.......... . . . ' ni..ii....c.ai.i,.n..i_ii_ _ ... ......zo

Miss Mary Myers, Mt. Stewart,

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his No. 3 ,

will comprise all llillages Post Offices in ' ...I low cami.. ...I iiisiiiaei is onine. ... ...ii iw.

Miss Edna McDonald, Sou_llliI.alie...... Miss Florence Bowuess,B'edeque.,.......... ...........24, _ Mrs. Ida BurdeII,_Fairvisw 3 ' ian. chi-aiu.. iliiii.¢m,‘Si- Pier- itii.-ii... z...............za,szs

Miss Vera Bernard, Emerald, .il. N0. . ......20,877 ‘ Miss llllel Sheri'y,'MclIeiIl’s . .........i|yT,'0l_9.~_' _ Miss Annie-B¢hton,"B0ht|iaw..-_...... ._ ._ .. _..`I0,53i’ ` ' Miss Olive l~Trinell,.Cornwsll . . ... .. ....(14,133-_.I Mrs..G.»I'l. ..;...'i0,SU*1

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