, i

Wedding

Rings

tenipeil, G. H. T- are the in~iih.u will wear u life- t.i.ue. We have a large stock of wk, i.,.: anal nik

lu all sizes.

Prices £1.50 to $8 75 arr-

oordiug io weight.

G. il. Taylor

jeavelcrdr Opticisn I

uni.” 3..... mio.. I.. .

thing in fishing tackle

you will'-fiiid't1iip the most ~saus_fa1e_:oi-y stock, io get

Y°§1_;f§q11ire;nents.

_c carry everyth ug

required by the amateur expert angler.

Quality

Throughout

We take great pains in

selecting our goods buying direct from the makers. ‘If you come here once you'l1 become s regular customer

J. G. Jamieson

_ D1u;ocis'i‘

_,___.~_

New 'limo oaoixoi: uorsi

_WH. HONBOUKQUETTII. Mgr.

Private Baths. Runnin¢_ Water and

I-ang Distance Telephones in all rooms. Large Bright Sample Rooms.

cuisine: uNn:<':ei..1.nn __

' SYDNEY, N. S.

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“Mnc's F'ree Registration Bureau is

a decided boon to iuvalids and nur- ses in touch with each other without cost and B big saving in time. and trouble. ’l`ry this Bureau, The ’1‘\\-0 Macs, -J-18 Great George St.

' 7-28 M tl.

I. i L..."

€aineron’s

“llome--Made-- Bread”

I Swe. *--Pure--Wholesome

(Always The Same)

b_ had at lliesc grocera- ' Coins arcs-M an iu¢i.¢°.i,

" “ Crockett & Co-Chnppel's Grocery,

i' Cr,abibe's Grocery- J. R. Cronin

john C_?amsron»-john Wheatley,

Wm McPhee-P. L. Smallwood

P. Mullins (between Richmend Q

fownal Stn) Mrs '[ra'¢\or (Rochford S M r s Geo Moore Water -between .ima Pnwniiii * .

insis-

Dall!

gommualcatfons to

russpav, JULY so. un. _ ,

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W. 0. Inna, the Eastern revrwvt-

atlve e|__.¢h¢ Archives at Ottawa. WDO is at prjggut in this ‘province in his npgeity, paid The Guardian, is., plsgur visit 8 day or W0 °K°- ,althpugh the work of this depart- illlllt is known in a general way it is

when one comes in contact with

, specialist acquainted with the inner. Markings of the institution that an -tiles can be formed of the .arent W0* 'thai is being ac¢0wvlish¢<l» 'l`l1l°W°f\‘ "includes, in short, the collecting. classifying and indexing of tall kinds of documents gathered in from the four corners of the earth that hear in any way on the history ol Can- ada.

The Archives has become a nation- al institution. The bfgimlings Und aspirations of Dwllle t0Wi1r<lS ¢i"i1i‘ zation are marked by totem poles or cuniform inscriptions recording their deeds. As a people advance in civili- zation they take more care of their historic documents, When barbarians overrun them they upront and des- troy all evidence of learning and culture. How rnulll' libmfies nl an--

cient civilizations have met the fate'_ ot the tamed library' at Alexandria?

Vanaxlu has also sudered, not from

barbarians hut from lack of care to

i' f 'ri-ls: nomnuou

ARGIIVES, ,

protect from destruction public md especially family documents having a public interest. A wooden country is always sublect to conflagrstlons and the destruction wrought by these has wiped out vast quantities of material out of which history could have been woven. , To avoid such loss in the luturo a

splendid fire proof building has been erected at Ottawa to store and pre- serve our early' records. It .is a ph- trlotic duty that public institutions and families possessing records that east a light on old times owe to their country to place 'those records where they will be safe and available for students and historians. There are many instances when collectors of documents connected with the past have hoarded them year after year only to have them destroyed or scattered and the future deprived of the inspiration they contain.

Dr. Dougherty, 5 brilliant student

of our history, to whom the estllb- lishment of the Archives in its pre- sent efficient condition ie largely owing, appeals to all who 9088688 01' control material of 3 historic char- acter to place it on the shelves of the Archives and thus guarantee ite use to fixture generations.

'run 1-iAnvss'r CALL. `

In the course of a week or two,

perhaps a day or two, the Macedon- ian cry from the west will again be heard in our land, the cell for help in the hnvesi. iielda. The usunl excur- sions and excursion rates will be giv- en, the usual inducements offered and thorn will, doubtless, be the usual re- sponse-some hundreds will go, if there are so many left to go.

Many hundreds have gone to the

west in recent years, on these annual harvest excursions. Some have re- turned, others would hsve returned if they had the means, and some have settled there and made good. The proportion of the latter, of those who have done even as well as they could have done at home, is very small in comparison with those who had occa- sion to wish they had never seen the west.

This may look like eastern preju- dice. It is not, nor is it in any way de-

papers and his fellow Islanders are proud to record his success. There is nothing said of those who have fail- ed. of those who broke down under tue unaccustomed hardships and who returned either in cofflns or as inva- lids to die at home; nothing said of those who were unable to procure em- ployment uf any kind or who slaved at. odd jobs which they would dis-` dain to accept nt home and would he ashamed to have their friends know about. This is no dream. These things have happened, and to Prince Edward Islanders who took advan- tage of the cheap excursion rates of- fered, not by the farmers gf the west. but by the railways. Q

The experiences of the past. few

years should be 8, warning to those who are looking forward ,to the an- nual harvest excursions. It will he

remembered that hundreds of young men from the east spent weeks -look- ing for employment on farms. were

pi-eelatory of the west. Western (lan- iudn is a land of great possibilities and great opportunities; it were folly .to say otherwise. But it must not he supposed that wealth is to be nicked up without etlort, that the opportunities will open of`tliemsc1ves to all \vho knock or that all succeed who go to the west.

In the matter of possibilities und

opportunitlhs, generally speaking, the west has nothing better to oder than Prince Edward Island has, and there are 5 hundred chances for absolute faiiun- in the west to one such chance in Prince Edward Island.

It will he remembered that every

"successful Islander abroad" is heard Iroui, His achievements and his suc- cesses erc proclaimed in all our news-

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.Thgr Corn-Pinchcd Toes

Miss M. Lukey, of Zena 'Ave., DB! ton, Ohio, writes: "Before using ‘Put- nam’s Pianless Corn Extractor’ I was o'\ite laid up with corns, and could not even stand tho pressure of ri. loosely buttoned shoe. I applied Put,nam’s 'Extractor,' and in a mir- aculously short time I was complete-

ly cured. I take greet pleaiure iD recommending your vsluubla remedy to my friends." Putnam's Corn Ex- tractor ln 25c. bottles, sold hy <ll`“i4'

gisw' u-mmm. . '11 1| _

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Cioiii'c` Here for Good Harvesting Supplies _

Come here for your harvesting hardware and you .

will he sure of geitingthe very best gr8dQ0f9\1PPllf5

marked down at reasonable prices.

Our line is complete with everything you could poss.

. _ ‘ . I'

lbly require including hay carriers, holsts. rifle

grapples, hay rope, wire cable rope. scyth€S. Bllllllsi

pulleys. machine oil, scythe stones -. in fact all that

you could requin ,

“ if eimeli fs?

.Out Prices. quality considered, are lower than you ,can leclire elmwhere. See the line.

Chandler

. ~ Victoria Row. ' '

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' _ _ _Time ia short now-only th

~ First' we must clear out balance of Stock ol Boots and Shoes---at knock; down rices. T-liere may be 'ust the air

' V. al _ i

You

1 .1 - .,.- ..-~ »-~¢rv ,e-ff.-0 -

weeks more for

housed and led by the cities iirwhich the railroads dropped them and even tramped from one station to another looking in vnin for the farmers 'who had sent out aicall for "25,000 farm lahorero" only to find that those who wanted the farm laborers were the railroads and the labor they wanted was the railway fare. _ If any` young man who is tempted

to try his fortune in the west will undertake to fathom the possibilities of a few acres of Prince Edward Is-

land soil and put as much energy in- to the eflort as he will be compelled to exert in order to earn his' wages in the west, he will find himself in pocket at the end oi g few years and, what is of still greater value, he will he his own master with B constantly increasing capital ‘and an assurance of competence and comfort in his old ago. _ ~

NOTES.

The quick wltted Irish nearly arriv-

ed at 3 solution of the sutlragist nul- sance by capturing some of the oh- strcperous females and attempting to duck them in the River Lilley. Un- fortunately the holice interfered. The English are lacking ln the sense of humor which would rapidly cure the suflraglst evil, So long as the vio- lent, shrieking sisterhood are taken seriously, so long will they continue, their mischievous and dangerous pranks. It is only by making them ridiculous that the militant move ment can be combstted.

:tGet your cigars here. We can

show Yu without doubt one of the best d plays of cigars in the Pro- vince including all the famous brands such as Marguerites, Maritanias, Webster’s Clear I-favanns and the ln- inous El Presidente. Our cigars are. kept ln line smoking condition ln oar patent case and humidor. All prices 10c. straiglits ami 3 for 251:. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt.. George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

"The Mar uerlte ls without doubt`

iha highest grade 100. cigar nn the

market. It 'lsmade from best quell ty Havana and Bummstra leaves, skilfully blended and closely wrap- ped. ft is the favorite cigar of ex- perts-the only one that will sstidy you. 10e. each, ll for llie. Turk- stt’s Bouquet is a splendid Sc. eig-

sr. Try them. The Two llsesinn

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.= ' ON KITCHEN

.UTISNSILS

Sir'-I have rand your editorials rc

you hgvc taken in behalf of temper- gnce g,||d (nod cii'.i18!1BhlP. I have also read s Premier’s letter, I am

T e remier says e m

man readers of the Guardian

in any considerable degree furnish evidence that such a statement is sin-

than once earnestly requested that

mcrside was the first to fall before the “law-enforcing government." Dis- missed in order that the law might be better enforced! Now no fair-mlnd- eil man can deny that Mr. Goff did good work. At the time'ol his dis- missal he had eight prohibition cases on hand with good prospects of five convictions. I understand the cases were ‘dropped Hns his dismissal proved to be in the interests of the

t;inperance cause? Let some one re- ii yi’ f

he was, and they are just as anxious to see the law enforced as the Gov-

tlic Provincial Temperance Alliance know what they were doing when they requested the retention of the

ieriglces of Goh, Jenkins and Mos- er.

But any man who looks ut the sit-

uation ,gpnrt from politics altogether cannot help asking the question; "Is tha Government paving the way for free rum?" ls the Government sincere in the enforceme'nt`of the law? I am not unmindlul of the fact that the present inspectors are doing some work. What has King’s Co., man done so far? What has Prince Co man done? We want to know, we have a

welfare of the Province is protected

intemperance? _

Yours very truly,

WHITE SWAN YEABT CAKES.

Families who once t use White Swan Yeast Cakes for bread-baking will never use any other brand. It ma.k¢a light, wholesome, and delicloiis bread. Sold by your grocer ln_ pack- ages of 6 cakes at Ge. Bend for free sample. White Swan Spices &. Cer- eals, i.l\nii.ea, Toronto, ont.

"Leave your prescription with us.

We have had long and thorough ox- perlence in this branch of, our busi- ness, our prescription 'department having s record that cannot he bea- ten by any other on the Island. Only licensed, expert pharmacists work in this department and every prescrip- tion -is double checked sud weighed to insure accuracy. We can dll s prescription of any doctor. 7-28 ll tl.

-_.s-». .

_Come

ernment is!! Didn't the members ol!

"Rossi Aininunl-._

_ sight in the olalchf rifle

f eopetitions. .af lllsley

In ` the Hopton Gran_d'Aggregate which

represents the total scores of the six big Bisley Match' Shoots, at ranges of goo, i,oof

and I,Ioo yards the “Ross” Rifle and "R iss” Ammunition took the first six places. Top

n the Kings Norton Match at 1,200

yards, a Wor1d's Record was made with

long range rifles in the British Em irc- and reliably there

If you have any regard for the comfort of those dependent

on you, you will see at once -that their future needs are attended to, so, that even if the worst should happen, your wife and child- ren will not be left dependent upon others for support or forced to go out and work for .s living.

The Canada Life, for a few cents a day, will give you thorough protect-

ion on yru ' life. lt is the company that has the strongest reserve on the cun- linenl, has liberal payment plans and its policies contain generous loan values. All claims are promptly settled-il's record of 65 years of luinornble dealing is unbeaten. See us today about your insurance.

;

' There are many different kinds of plumbing as in everything

_ else but there is only one best and we can. conscientiously claim l that our style of plumbing is without doubt the best that you can

secure nt any price. _

O_ur workmen are experts, know just what your work requires

and give you perfect, permanf.-ut satisfaction, highest grade work at most reasonable cost. Our Work is the kind that stands the test of time and costs no more than you pay for the inferior kind- Call, write, or phone 393-] '

Fred' H » T1;ain0rl`

ton Rifle Range Charlottetown on Tuesrl Wed j 1

ore in the history of the Association. Last year tl.e prize list was

advanced ¢i5o, on the previous ear about si ll | l

biggest-match, finanially that the Association has ever had, with prizes ranging from $15.00 down. 1

Every Rifleman on Prince Edward Island who can hold n gun

should etteud, and no one who attends will regret it. _

All particulars will prlzellsi, of be furnislued by Secretary on

application. , ` '

` A A B\R1‘L1=.rr, lily...

Secretary-Treasiirer

-M2

|_ 'I'a'sly.' Pure. Sparkling. lovigoratinq `]

P 'Simmon’s Beverages are b.st. Try our Ginger Ale Orange

lion. clean everything in ’ y i a

'rue annual ntherlutf /. 'a _Scottish Clans of Prince. Edward ,Ill Ml. \\'a|ls o auspices bl ’tha~.-Charlotte wn bsti- onls Olub will be hold onthe _elummir ide Drlvlng'Park l’rout\8i_ on __"»~ .f

Wednesddy. Aug: lllh Spsulsl trains will connect" at/I dllarsn oolnisssu ll. “.» - .. "-

An excel.l=3s 0| lyglllls hs been arrange an a (rand da s-spur; anticipated.

'l‘rsin arrangements later. _

W. W. WA EB. President

' TH08. M. all lI»LAN_ seg*

Gsmelignmmltten _

l2MlmwEfmwtf _ __

THE PROHIBITION LAW' .

or -4-Prohibition nw," with s good ' - I N T E O N I AL L‘.‘Z‘l‘..i.‘.‘_.,“‘.‘§’..§’I’.';....“’;i’..‘...."‘.i.“..‘ .".1§’.?.i S°‘i'°’ 79 2 fmt, °f 825° __ n A I Lw A Y

_ _ , ` __

1,, th Jf, h i ....1 .1 _ _ _ _ _ _ The line that links 15;; ri»;§_g_» i;;@§3»§:$f?;§_?€_'_f`§-P55235 Ross Rifle and Ross Arnmunit_iori.Score:73 I -mst with me---the In- fsll iblgeeerdlnything statesmaiilike in out Cf 75_ ' I I tel'C0l°Ul3l_ Railway Of

cha:-gi_r_is sri) °‘1'*°'__;"'"_;’ “Nite” _P=:_fd d Canada :- the popular, tizans ip" ecause e ares o sa . _ . . . . » » ~ up for what is right-dares to de. This year s triumph at Bialcy, confirming previous year s smooth ~ and luxurious

clsre what is matter aftffwt- results, cla'saestho”lloaa"`Mctch Rifle as the champion of all ' route.

li P ' : " e assure . . . . . . .

the Y ' ` _ P ‘ P ' that the Government which I have f0|'¢, ||| "gg wggld _ ' If 3'0" E0 bY_W3Y °f 'he I the l1°“°“f *U 1'=°d» “and” 1°' th* Sportsinen who seek an accurate and high power arm will be glad to R-C-Y°“ “Ve l‘me_3“d t\'°\1bl° strict' ""°°°“'° °“f°"°°m°“t °f th” know that the Ross 28: Hi h V loeit Rlfl h the sine barrel and by getting your ticket from law. and will not attempt to iilstiiv b h h . . ' ‘ 3 _ ‘ Y E .as _ 5 . . _~ M nie. A large stock of tickets tau,” with the excuse that under reec ast e military march_rifle_which only differs _ron itin the sig + _ _wa S on hand _Fun “_ |,,.-mer Gove.-“menu the law has been and style of stock. Its lawtraycctory and reliability have madetl.e,Ross n “_ Y di' _ _ P violated with impimitv. etc." _ favorite in India with big game hunters. ticulars iegnr ng trip and

Nm” Mr- EGM' i and G““-"dm" ` Illustrated catalogue and full information sent on request. Oulel' l“f°"‘““l‘°“ ,, ffefll'

readers). .does the condition of things , given. ____

sszzuezs.:.r..“:.;i“s:.:i.:.::.:“1.;:;llQ§.5 Rl"-LC0llI|’ANY 1; 003350, W.__K. _ROGERS

_av 0 ha tbl; confident; o_f télac (Jty Tyckgt Aggn[_ eranee peo e, were i smiss . e ' . Provincial Temperance Alliance more ` " 84 Great' Ganga St'

.*.:°2:..:e;i;:z°.'::§“; ':;:::.i:i.:: Don’t F orce Your Widow

new and mere but the Alliance has _ _ ;;z‘:2:°;-‘..‘:.;‘;‘.‘:.‘;:f‘ °‘;:.‘iid-;;»;f. ‘::. ;‘::i:: to Work for a L,°,,,‘ng Pmfesslmm Cards _

i ? K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrister Notary Public, etc

Money to Loan

Morris Block- .harlottetown

STEWART Q. CAMPBELL

Barriaiers, Solicitors. alc.`

fllfiess ln Desiiriesg Block Oornsr ueen and (il alton tree h rlotte

Then Mr. Jenkins had to “walk the h-‘D _ M ,_ __ 0 .

plank" in order to the better enforce- W5 K, 'S E :"8 B '__ Q town. P' E. lslahtl. ment or u...<i..win; cimrimerown ~ R B ,Mm S ni, A en, K N," ' ""° V noun ro Loan and Queens co- lei enero less or ‘ ’ ' " ° 5 ' °"""“ °"' w. ss'rswau'rx.o. iv. mosnreni. more drunkenn s .

_ ess ince his dismis~ - ‘

ssl? what about .recent celebrations? `--~ -_-~-~

Whitt argument doi they offer? Then ._ . _jf-' ` " - 1 ________;~ I

not or an Mr. Mrnnn mm ro ree. ll I' I

aside in the interests of “law en- ~ ° ° ° '

forcement"!! Wasn't Mr. Mosher do g ini: satisfactory work, in ii limo oiriaior-li..." “"“'"" °" "M '"1 °' plact-.?.The temperance people think ’1~-2'1.\funipil

l. J. YEO, M. D.. Physician and Surgeon

in”l3’r"ill‘$’.?i’ii.

Phone |10] *

Warburton (Xl. Sh_a\w

ilarriners, Attorneys, Notary Public, lie 'Mlcss in Cameron Block, Charlottetown P. E. island;

ALEXANDER R0§S, M. D. Phynirrian and Surgeon

no :::.f"i.°.::.» :.':.';°:.;.: .::i‘;'..;: °” °""°" s"°°'"°""' °"°'° i1“»»':‘:*.‘1r;'.i-'=..""' °' i’:".‘.;’.:°.“:..‘i:‘;i.:.‘fh::l.“i;: ‘xii "1>”',‘.;v‘=i=5‘cia - _ - -~- - , - violation of the law. The inspectors I R A t _ _' _i _ '_______ ' __

izlnirlielirtue :lil lhghveralllig téloovlgfnggrlt ' ° ' A A- M‘"L°““' K C- M°Kl°°°“ ;i.i.°i;"':l.';“°§..&§‘.i.?°¥“;2. ‘:.::::.°:. Annual Prize Meeting . B M.°}=-» g, "dm ;‘;;.;"‘;..:.”.2“.11i.:;f..t.";...‘§";‘;°'°:z: `»553f~»°5TS-~- 1?-fi-»-T-» " care what party is in powenprovided The Annual Prize Meeting for 1912, will be held at the Kensiug "'*“"“*,"'_“""`

good men are there and the moral DR

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M mr as ood overnmem can do » 1 - 95'. Iles' ay all( Thl\l‘8~ vlimond Slruet,opposite St.|’au|'a Chun‘h

it it. . ' ' , - ~ .- '

For whatfdocs the material prosper- d”Y» August 1311*. l4ll\ and |5llI- HH” ‘mm mnduj to 3 r' m' ity of- our island amount to if (B "”""_"""““""`€"_°“`”""_"

there and sons are corrupteil tlirongii bei Alsrger amount of money will be distributed in prizes than ever I E

_ _ - - _ s » s

‘ , ` .9

, y $250 i more wl be add- V | ‘ S '

nnNEs'r s. wr-inns. ' i ¢ ¢|‘l|“\‘.Y \"'8¢0lll~

"The Parsonage" ed' 'Fatal °f Prizes ‘wer $'35°° (l~_l_o:_|_o_r G;-]u¢t_u_s_te Unlvgrhioy pf Igogggtg

` I0 8 9

Mt. Stewart, July___2&li._ 1912. _ Tm, new Frank R Hemp, Match wi" he nd(|¢d_ and thi.; is Nm aummerlielri. Pima. lgtniiflf Adldrsss

merald. No.1 R ll. Phone tl-IJ ' ldifmwd - __

IOTBI. BRUNSWICK .

' Houston, N. I. -

half" a;'dgrn?:i:dl1ll`l’\=“§l '#01:

-ii li ...ll'3l.lf...l‘.f.'i’2.fl.‘}"2i2'l"'t°l§" "?ll'£‘l2 making itspsclll ydair I' the summer season. G _ _

U. 0. season. K.o. W. il. numb!!

~,_ _ ._ '_ McLeod Q. Bentley

B `. ol»l‘..'.'l!?ti.§l'l.»‘§'.‘§f§l,'&‘§»n"' . Uhorloltatviwa .’ |` ' ’

, _ ° . , . 1 -- '_ » '_

_ Bh;s|;lti‘i_i_te. Sarsapsrilla, Vino, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger ‘ _C. _

_ Yeterinery V ‘V

N G. H. S I M M O N S , i §li'.i_;iizg5_'i_j_i:.‘;.p.°.Pi.=it'it‘.i,"r-‘<”;‘lt.llliif 7.23 _Mttstl Sep. 30. . Charlottetown. _ ,E ol§=Ri'l'd':.'T°l'i°°d *°l“°"i.iii»\,~",T~"l""

p _ J _ p you want al a‘ga_i_mp,_ __ ,_ ..

~ ' |-ml mmpd

T” T'-_'"5".'7T"t.;';_T 1 :;;.;;__-_._-T.--.~_~,;:;-__ -- ‘ '

and move to

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