__"f‘_”¥""_9"9°f' _ _ 'ins cuannorrarowvn ciuniurnnl ,._,G,,_,,E,,_,~,_,,

Welinéilé.iisafwéniiigilaiiiiii inigiiiinnggffg ‘ggijmy ‘GU,iRi,;;A;_;.i ‘i i __ “ ‘

_ ,_-Ez l’rinceEdward Island Still Lend in il" Rue Head Offices in New Prowse Black- -Charlotierown.

“""'»-"- _ Brooches riid bat in C *T S 1 _ P S 25° up Monsoignor Phe-lon left this city __-' '_. \ _ 0 CC » P 0»lS 75|; uplyesterdny for Fodhla.

.;1 1.. Von cannot l el ' ` ' -- _ . . 1 . P being charmed with the Rev. D. McKenzie, Wood Island, was . _. bt-.iiitifiil coloring in enamel that our souvenirs '

-_~ possess this year.

in the city yesterday.

A. E. McEschern went on a fishing

trip to Morell yesterday.

Established |868. W. W. WELLNEK _]¢we|¢,_ Sun" 8;.; --

y C , Revs. McKenzie, Robertson t‘.‘nd

_A 9 McPhee left this city yesterday on re-

"""""`“"" " " "-“` L ~ - - - Y *- -_turn to their homes.

llave our hotos ’ * m

y P “ken In _ Mnyor Prowse and Mr. Farqiiharson

'left yesterday on a fishing trip on the

all the leading styles at COOK’S _

Bestfaeilities for family groups. Films developed at lowest prices. Studio. DesBrisay

Block Charlottetown.

Saturday

g ...J

E U R E K A Horn Fly Oil

Bargains é at Allcy’s

Is the only sure destroyer of the -

pests. We have yet to hear where it

has not given satisfaction. Price 50c and 9Oc per -half and gallon tin.

cEo.__ s. _iu_i§iiEs.

" rd__Gna|

500 TUNS

Due August lst by

SCIIR WANOLA

from New Yoijk__to_ replace cargo wrecked Scl1r_ Noriiiaii. Quality same as last season.

Pri e lowest. Quality the

best at »

GEO- E. FULUS coAL YARD

See our woinen’s Patent leather

value 69c a pair.

and low shoes only , $51.00 a pair. ` Ch.ildreii’s boots

- and low shoes 5oc I

a pair. ' Also a large assort- ‘ ment of nien’s fine boots all sizes $1.39

a pair.

Muruay_ Harbor train.

- Mrs. Cotton, Brighton.

D., are visiting in Charlottetown.

I F. B. Means wants the addresses of' `all Prince Edward Islanders wlio‘

` served in South Africa. See cl. col.

_ l Any girl desiring to learn ad end! _ _ . lnews setting should apply at this fox New Glasgow, lu. G.

]offiee at once. A good chance for

' the right girl.

Rev. W. B. Sisam, rector of St.

iGcorf_'u's church, Moncton, and' welll _known in this province, who left' on .Friday for Rlmoiiski, whence he'

' ;.v_ill s_ailhfor England on n visit. to

. f- is od ome_, w 'Led '_ b . . _

shoes $r.69 a pair. ._ delegnuon f,o,m“T,,;";‘,,u,ch'p§,?d. in the city yesterday. Mrs. .iuunson

.- . 1

Wonlenis I Strap ., ;e___ii__t_f;_d_ __u§1t_li__rt\__p_;irr;e_ of gold, accom- _

n ‘ t

slippers, good _ _ _ __

' On Friday evenin Jul 24th Com

_ H- Y _

_ _ “ 'puny IA of the Loyal l’i'u.;;n‘.ri~s o

Wogllen Sflnebggtg Hampton was organized Ly the dis-_

rtrict supti. of .Y. P. W., lt. ('ar_<on. The following are the olii'.'cr'4:

w. U., Ruby viiler.

` V. W. C., Miss McNeill, .ii-'r‘t.

Herald, Florrio Ivniunn.

(lapt-_, Wilbur McKinnon. Lient, Bertha Cameron. 1‘.'La1‘s‘liall, llowona French.

Secy_, Idellu McKinnon.

Trans., Mairron McQual'rie_

Chap., Alma Myers. Guard, Willie Myers.

lst. Scrgt., Earl Inman.

2nd., Scrgt_, Horace Gardiner.

_ A very pretty wedding occurred, Tuesday evening, July 21st., at the

. | _

SCE 0lIl‘ \VlI1(lOWS. ' lrcsidence of S. and Mrs. VanIde'l‘st.ine 'ulullk “H the friends who so kmdly

lnear Watutic mountain, Mass.,former- ly of Vernon lliver, I’.E.I., when their dwiu,-hter Eva- was married to Robert

` lA. Winsloe of New York city. A _ _ __ _

@ `bowe‘r of wild flowers wits construct- ADS- Miller, star, W. A. and Mrs.

gy 0 ;ed, under which the happy couple hooks, cross; H. M. and Mrs. Davi-

‘stood when Rev. C. W. Loomis pro- 5

inonnced the words which made them

l _husband and wife. The ring cere- V055? luis "5”‘u° H"estis= boqueti

_mony was used and the bride was

,given away by her father. Among

. 'the presents was a. case of silver

Mrs. R. O. Cotton of South Bend,

Indiana, is the guest of W. L. and

Mrs. Captain Jo'hn Orr and her|

_ ~ . ~ l ~' slider' MISS Belle Palmar' Rexton’ N" t 45 to 50c, outs por bus. at 45 to

from Tidany’s, from tho groom’s`= parents; a full set of einbroide'rcd`|

' table linen, by the brides nister;‘1‘.1\mi Mrs. Brown. pillow: Mrs.

l Dr. Darrnch, returned home to Ken- rington yesterday.

Rev. E. J. Rattee, Malptque, left

this City yesterday for home.

Miss Ida Scllar of this City is

visiting friends in New Perth.

Miss Alum Yen, city, left yester-

day afternoon on in short trip to Union Road.

There is u, good opportunity for u. right boy to leiuu the printing at Tin- (livmlian oflice. Apply ut once.

There was n large attendance at the

market yesterday. ltnspberries and ‘cherries were plentiful selling from lil to 120 per qt. Huy (new) per cwt. was (noted at 32 to 35c and hay (old)

50c and potatoes 26c.

Among those leaving the city yes-

terday were, Contrnctor Hugh Mc- Donald for Picton, Miss Marion Crockett and Leslie Crockett.

=Vroom for St. Stephen; N. B., Miss 'I‘illie McNeill for Sumnierside, George and Mrs. Worth and sun Lcc for Colorado Springs.

Mrs. Charles F. Atkinson, head of

the (7'lar\li Publishing Co. of Boston, uho has spent the past two weeks ut York Point enjoying a vacution,wus

s much pleased with the cool air, ine summer diuiate and pretty pas- oral scenery of the Island. She onves in a few days on return to

_ Boston.

Persons sending advertising to The

Guardian will confer a favor on tho uinnugcnient if they wnll state wheth- cr they want it in The Morning Duily or lturivl Daily, how long and how lfleriiiontly they wish it inserted in urn.-li, und whether us at business lo- cal, display nd, or classified ad, jbearing in mind that if for the latter ‘it can run but for consecutive in- sertions. All ordinary amounts under one dollar are accepted on a cash in znivaiicc oasis and ten pei' cent dis- count given, except to those who have ii regular advertilng account.

Mrs. Hooper and family desire to

‘i-..:1if. flowers and otherwise showed ’-ynipathy in their recent bereave- ment. Following is u list of the il.»\vers. Family, pillow; L. B. and

ln, cross; Capt. J. A. lvlcuoiiahi, wreath; E. and Mrs.; McDougall,

'.‘:is. and Mrs. Puton, crescent; W. W. Ianni ;‘.‘.r.-:_ Clarke, ci‘oss;. N. and Mrs. .’»lcNe'vin, hoquet; Mrs. H. H. Deer .url family, cross; Miss Helen Ross, .oquet; Ernest De-sRoche, anchor; H.

.lacCalder, crescent; Capt. and Mrs.

dttslf Next Ferry Wharf.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ

._._.... .__ _ ._ _ _ _ _J

,t gloss and many other gifts. A I

wedding luncheon was served im-, mediatoly after the ceremony. _V Among those present were Ro-bert, and Mrs. Winslow of New York, par-‘ cuts of the groom, and Miss Ethel

Vunldgmtlue (yi Dorchester. 'l"he1

Allan, boquet; L. P. and Mrs.'l`an- ton, \\'re:1tl\; J. F. MacMillan, v realli; Robert and Mrs. Toombs, loquet; Albert und li/Irs. Duc'hc-min, boquet; Mrs. Billingsley, boguet; Mrs. .rthur l“e\.ers, cross; Isaac and Mrs.

l]H.H.[I.J[lHNSilN i

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

.if Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat mid Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

OQQOOOOOOQ

Shiney Leather

groom is 3 talented Civil engme¢r_|<farter, crescent; H. B. and Mrs. Rob-

'rhe brine in n charming young lady 1'

su rualitics of mind andrl

with u ul l " heart, and will curry the hearty goodluct.: W. A.__nnd Mrs. Hutcheson, uoq- wisnes on ner Ashby friends to herI\11=L; Geo. If-. and Mrs- Huglwsz cres- new [mme in the great metropolis. v;-ut; Abegweits A.A.A., wreath;

_.___ ff_»_¥_11VB~€e Corps, wreath; Soldiers

ri e at Milburn on Tum. hives League, cross; I. O.-Foresters,

.r-on, wreath; Jas. and Mrs. Stew- iri., wreath; Herbert Cameron, boil-

Shoes

Ladieifblucher cut pnteul leather shoe all sizes, worth $2.50 our prim for a few days $i.75 a pair. Here is your chalice. to get a neat up-to-date shoe at s low price. Thirty pairs left, ge your size u once.

A. E. McEACHEN

The Slice inuu

din\\'i`i'lhif

E.; _ sm “GQ

To fall Vessels

Keep clear of the New Railway

Wharf at Souris now under ooii- struction under penalty of heavy damages.

Signed WM. F. BOGGIS..

_ Supt. iii Charge. 7-i7d2w

LAURENT DUDIER

24 Lower Q_\iou|\9t..Cl1nrlnttu|own Hl-[ll’l! l()KElt ANI) l<}'1`U.

riflldiliii

V " CF

NO ll . 'rn illi I I reby wurnr-dihnt ull flnhlu

llirlitfililllvill :canine-.tivo proportion at Mi|i0

hand oi' North Iltivcrnru lcuxoil und any 01| tlovqumsfii miuairl pro nirtlon will he .IJFONU ‘

off our regular cash prices.

glasses.

OFFIGIC HOURS Elm llh. ln. l.t"l-Tiwp ln. Evunlmzs by appointment

rl* w w

oooooooooooooooooooooo

Discount Sale .lf English Market Baskets

We only received on Saturday a

Case of Market Baskets ordered from London over four .iioiiths ago.

For the next two weeks we will

sell tliein at a discount of

I2 I-2 per cent

The mer ag _

day lust of Miss Maggie Macdonald of time place to George Ployef Of

event. The bridesmaid was Miss! Beatrice Pyke of Milburn and the_ groom was supported by John Mac-| donald, brother of the bride. At two,

0f(,|(,¢,; me |,_|_dal party reached the, St. Andrew’s C'h\`ll`Ch. Cf\I‘iligHl'|» where the ceremony was performed hyl Rev. Edwin Smith in the presence of ii nu|n`ncr of friends. Returning to Milluim the party reached the ori:lc's home at 4 o'c1ock. Dinner was then served in first class style

_after which the guests who preferred' t clinrd where a dancing booth lnidi been erected for the occasion. li would be u mild statement of fact to

lit. heavens and “lady moon" bathed

Cormvme proved a very p1eusi~ng_I:slan<l Government, cross.

, i

o dance rci-ired to the pleasant or-f

'Soy that OVCFY 006 9l1.l0Y€d i&l1€m'_an expert iroui the ol'i country who selves. The maple covered hooth_wi|) clean ,md pm” and repair your cooled by soft breezes that wcrclinl-_clothing at R, vary Fodest price_ en with thc scour, of the elovers uiisrtlive ni, your rrrder early and avoid an ideal place for dancing. The sinritliu rush.

the festive scene with llght and r.a-

liostess, had a reputation to iuistmn

' '""'r` " " " " " """ ima in this she succeeded well. Good

cheer prevailed ‘throughout the festi-

vities and everything passed oil hap-

pily ilth laughter song und speech. Auld Lang Syue was heartily render-

I27 G'I‘afii0n St- ed at the close. Upwards of flilty

guests expressed their good will ln a

All tllé l€1i1€SlZ Styl€S. tangible way by p_resentir;|_g_ the bride

with gifts which or' cos ness and

'neuuty are seldom excelled. And they

were not given merely in a perfuuc-

flnlslled and films fm' Sale- tlonery spirit but were express-lone.

rather of the deep respect which the

Telephone 192. given; ren for nie young bride. Mil-

burn loses one of its moat popular young ladies and she will be missed

.loH.' M. i~ol.FS

If-:~0di.f JALTES UULES.

WARM Weather ig

here. You will need

more FRUIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine Apples, in excellent order and price niodqate at

McKl:`.NNA’S

_ Both Stores.

5-:edt-,fit

°““"*“'“ll°"i “|""‘°',,l|“,‘{B_“.M_M(,,,|,|¢ ""L'“`_""'""'"'”"' ` " ` ' from our company. She goes how-

ROCRY P0ll\t l"6l'l'y_q_g_H|||,,,,,m“€}, ever to gladden another home and L .Ch‘town Daily excoptsiiiuluys v. ` »

71! Ill

1-_np A m____ ._ . ed by the people of Correville. Some

fl. '"“‘"‘ of the presents were -Set of berry

dishes, 3 silver tes sets, tea pot cheese dish table cloth three set.; i-OWPIG. Dltcher and bureau cover

three sets of glasses, butter dish'

10000. ui ll lln li ‘Llllfl Ill

H10 p In 4 (IU p in

iioi

no an

berry dishes. two syrup dishes, china berry set, lemonade set, glass berry set. Blass berry dish salt dish pair kid gloves, parlor lamp, plct.ure,tw0 bi-d room sets, set of dinner knives,

__ ._ -- pitcher. Denver and nan nee, n-ive,

set. ten dishes. _ I

.' ‘4

6/ll p__|ii SU\l)A\ __ ___ - ‘ » | um 'L30 ly in

5 llll |i in

A ni in “fit we imc

v I. Ill ln her many qualities will be appreciat-

8.(ll "...... ._ .. ~ 5

uno ._ _- _ rm 3;- _- .~ » - _ - '_ lm "IIIII._`IIII§fffffT.`.`.`.'.`.a'fvnf li ~ _ ` ,' liao "... four glass pitchers, set of vases, 1.46 __ - -

nn. ;':::_';:;"""" - . _ .

_ I , ,

v awfull hne>;1“Golgste's

Aflllllf .l. M¢lllSll, B.A. 3E:l_1_°f_:F_]__§__»_;>_<:__in¢;;.__I_i_:n_l§___ene vio-

(HARVARD) Powders, Colossal Brogn Widddb?

Palm Ol. Honey- Glycerine, Onff

Barrister ml Attorney-at-Law 3:1. bggltmlfl l Mid m_Bhh! otha' of

_ ,, . nun \~i, ' '

f’0f'\°\' ¢i\"=°" "““ ""“l"“°““ Sl" H' r"“'" low rind zoodsl of the iiesltncfihllln

EER fd GOF F . 22:; 1'.:-:.°;‘;‘.‘._.‘f“..‘.f;€“‘ .r.i‘;‘.§‘...€?.i.f-._ _

fwreath; 82nd Regiment, wreath; May- or and City Council, wreath; P. E.

PROVINCE UP' PI-IINCE EDWARD l.-ILAND :--

l am now ln a better position

'zmn ever to give you the very hes r » he had in thc tailoring art,having ci-i\'\\ii the latest New York lash ions from the John J. Mitchell fash- i--u lioiise for the spiiui.: und suniiuci in l9||n`_ l have also rcr'civi-.d a large fwillfli’ ol the very latest in sultiugn, <»~~~:'~-olitiiilts, |r.»il.~n~i~ipgg and |m]|,,H' wutlllzs. which I will make up nt _-1- lowest pos‘=l\bl6 price. I have ii ladies' coat :nuker who ls an expert in inn* sine. Ladies give un n mu 'Wd E50! n lol! that vlill please you lu any style you choose. I have also

JAMES GALLAGI-IAN.

Sparkling Cut Glass.

Al"'I`I<2R the busy selling

of the last two months, our stock of cut glass had begun to look somewhat scant.

NOW, our new goods

are opened up; exquisite in design and workmanship, any one would be delighted - with a selection from these lovely pieces. _

Elite Li moges China. We

are showing a very complete line of "Elite" table ware, and for the first time, some exquisite fancy pieces from

the some factory.

We invite iiispectioii of

our Cut glass and China

departincnts.

G. F. Hutcheson

_Iewcler and Gpiician

l 1

i .~'

sAL£l

5p[c|A|_~_ Meet lilo it the Always Busy More SPECIAD

I SALE

-.rn-nlw/” St&l.l1l_€jV Bros. \m_DAY

- - 1

V -Wash Ee

Wash Belts- New

_ \\_f/

l"~.i'k Styles

;t. _'

»°`,¢v\P--

solid and eyelet embroidery, either

I . Y _:L '- '_ - r , |:|;i'.H".’ "“ " f‘-'»"-' ‘I

MAI L~ ORDERS 5

l Rf_('fJX _ `

` L.

LIT. --*J

'I he new wicltlis in wash belts 1% and

buckles. 15 pattoriis._..

"""""~._-#___

l . llircct from tl if iu :kcis :it pi :tus iiiilrriitl of bc _. __ __ fore _ _

' _ » _ l\:itty new styles of belts iiiarli: of the h:ic:at lawn,

_ linen and caiiibric in dainty new 1;:ittcri\:; of solid and

cyclct ciiibi'oiclc“y.

Siileiirlifl c_|_nalit__\'of f:iiic_vl>c-ltiiirf in both plain _:\'_liit_e_an<l, wliitc and sky, with lniiss buckle.

2 iiiclics lloth ‘* brass or licarlznc, _ . . _ . _ . . __ . . _ eac'i

I Wasil iii the new “Vermicelli boiinaz" braided pat-

',_‘;". tcrus l_liis is positively the newest belt that has bt-@1155 I I" shown this season in Cl1arl0tt,~_.t0Wu_ PCM] imckjcs _ _ _ _ C

MAIL __

STANLEY BOS_ ,

5" The

f Merry

~ Widow"

Scents to beihc crnzi: iu l.:iilie.\" llals this scasoii, but what

gunniuc Merry Willow is going io we-:ironic of tliose [io inch li.il_~'.lli:\t:ire being oiTere|l by iiiilliuers in lar-,ge cities. lint before your wife or best girl gets tri ciiquiring liow you kiiuw so

_ nniith about il we will change the subject by :iiiuoiiiiciug llini .f we are selling lots of Maple Sugar because it is pure ainl the

priee is only 2_i cents per pound.

lti§;‘;"' Try it now and see if you <lon‘t like it.

1' E. J. DESRUCHE.

rl in wftf _ f A In'|»1r5$ar1svrvr¢.w.'r1r1rxrr#-'\~v_=:'L'mf'r"..'1\L‘3'.!E

'=' :fa ‘f .'»

._ _,< .._.-,,1.;_.»_

_ GUARDIAN

r The Island Guardian Publishing Company, Proprietors

_-I.

' Forth: Moin-

- Circulation t ing Daily and -.~ last Year the Rural

i ._ .

,; F*

Sworn Average

Dail y

' The following statement of distribution show . the mlv~~i-

tiscr the value of The Guardi in as an advcrtisi ii; iucfliii ii. A detailed sworn circulation stnttiiiciit will be g v ii lo any- one interested for the asking.

Morning Daily Average for |007,---3,084 Disrinnuirzn As rorlows.

Daily average, City of Chariot clown, delivered and .street sales. . ._ l."65 in ily average to towns, villsgfs mul - ouutry post oilict-s in l’. lt, l.| :m I): ily average io Canadian cities :uni United States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217

. U --lx

Totsl.................. .........J,084

Rural- Daily Average for |907,----3,987 DISTRIBUTED As Follows;

D lily nverngc to towns, villages mill country post offices iii l’. li _l 3,287 Daily average to Cniindian cities and l'iiilcil States _ .. _ , _ _ _ . . . . . . . _ 65;; Daily average in Clinrlotzetowii (advertisers and oilicu p::|;c|'s) _ _ _ . _ . . .go

Tufsl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _..J.987

._/777;.

_ _ , _

- Sworli Average] for Morning _Daily . and Rural Daily for |907

' 7 .C) ' 7 2.*

-Qdrtf A Net Gain of 748 Over Average for |906. ,

GOOD DAY SIR! \Vliose tobacco are you using? TRY OURS

if you want the best. "

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Ltd,

, U

M aiiiifactiircrs, Phone 345 Charlottetown.

rliuwfrwbfl " '

Tnlcp phono Home 8.-'58 fllllffotd. A_ w_ Rgddinl Phem B" Sm.|:ysm‘_y° .

l’ Miss .itrcicnit-r><».\'.\i.o

"""""' ""` ' '"` " ` ' " ' ’ ` ' '*|l|!' I ' - - - -- ---v » -_...*.._._ ,__ _ ._M___,____v___-

_.______1u2w if

},`ii_N€_EiLiN_U_

I rn-Niclir

_ Moving Pictures

Ali l7.iitirc Cliaiigc.

' A New Reel of Pictures

V Evfry Night

ti New lllii.<.ir.'ifi-il Song _ | .\`ew \\'oii1|crl in I

__ ___|,\. __ _

I ___l_ _

1'- .imrrssiox 1 ., ‘ - Only 5 cents `

- ‘ THE

Great _ Event

ini

55)/so NOVA SCOTIA

EXlliBl'l`l ON at li'n»»" LTFAX Sep\ember2 to IO

SU Z

6.1) gmi 11”

iinrre'-.sei Prize List.

More M snufacturers.

Better Attractions, I

l More Plcasnt Season

$6,000 ilslil nl’€.i?-L $6»00€

Arrnngc for a trip in llnlifnx bciwccr

Septcnibor 2 and I0, for thc Nova Scoiia lixliibitiou, which this year is _~clicilu\cil rm-:lu early clnie lo unsure :i good time l .nd a pleasant nmi_ instructive lioiiday.

I l\c_\onil n doubt this Exliibitioli i.- ~TllE GREAT EVENT of the Mariliiiie ' Provinces.

li will pay you and your friends t:

L`0lllC.

Write furinforniatioii to

M. Mcf. IIALL

M.n'\ger sud Secretary, Halifax.

tiring 3|

Tenfiers

Tenders will he received by the

City School Board up to Tliurniay noon July 30 for the erection of Fire Escapes and making necessary alter- ations to the three City Schools Buildings, according to plans and specifications to he seen at the office of Mr. Chappelle Architect.

The Board does not bind itself to nccept the lowest or uny ffhltllhr. 7-l7dmwff`»l,pst,i\.x. ~ ~

-_.wr »-nun-¢»a¢` vs-:-».n`

»r

I i