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andruff Danger

If there was nothing worse

than the uosightlinesr oi h;..i. and clothing iiccketl over with its scales it would bc siifficient reason for applyiilff Hifllle.

'riowever there are other

and inuch better reasons. 'l`he diseased condition of the scalp saps the vitality of tn_e hair bulbs and baldness is

i~l uni Guardian Publishing ompany.

I Utlicc llouis 8 a. in. to 8 p. rn.

J. P. HOOD. Advertising Mgr

'iiiis ciiiiiiiiorriaiowii GUARDIAN' liwi.wwwvi.wii.i& ,,... ii...........i; I

tilihc llnni sl i\.ni. toii D-|11: 7.3) p.m. wi a.m J.l-LB. McCREADY. Editor.

I d d t J um" lm, be JUST, iMPA}tTIAL‘ RELIABLE p This blit which has passed the llouseo

i~is\`iix§Y,nsei¢§ii'ig°siia1iiimu fotlirnhgirtiifii besiiatereits 0! Nw Dwnle and Pm- ¢;°mm°.,, by, is.-ge majority, has for vince ani recognized therefore as _ _'mol

Ti EESEIIEE PAPER ‘its general piinclnle ‘that any sc

Pubiisasd atm ¢m¢es.NswP.-was Bios-inuoriii side i>ostb01l\°°. Charlotte- H“Dl>°rt¢d °\\¢ °f Stew !“\1<iS “‘“="l ""

town, Prince Edward Island, Canada, at the following ri\l»€S.P°Y° |° u\‘d'U°°°= subjected to public control. If any

M min Edition, (daii except. Sunda lone month 2501901' Y°&f-- - - - -»... . . .$&(l) Trti-Wegkly Edition tbfondhy. Wednesday nn.. Eridny) iwf y0l1l'-~- - -~~ ----~--ll-00 Nugmus de“°mm°u°“ prefers to hmm

The Guardian will not be responsible for currency Of Silillllll relnltind through |55 OW!! 50h°0\B It ml! hlve 'fh¢'-“- but it

"‘”_"S~ Semi bi’ P°“‘°.l Ordelé EXPN” 01"l°"~ U" R"|‘["'°"ed lam" p`"bl° W ° must maintain them without state iild.

*Branch Offices at Summ"sM¢'AIb"mn' Gtorgrtaibnt $ow,L,‘ndMon!agu¢_ either national or local. lfit passes the 4 3 Two TELEPHONE L|NE5_ -g Lords the new not will take the place o .tm-A dren ning :ind Subscriptions. i:cin-».\'t~~\ ~ Ilciiiu»tni¢..i. the Balfour not which was so nfl.-iisi te to I zn~J. P. Hood. office. i:i<ii» fl. ‘ti B. llcuready. Oiiioe. Nonaonformists.

There is some speculation us to wlltllf

i-`.ii.Ni:\\'soiti.subacripnananii .\.iiiwlN.Newsmaimi- and the Lords may do with the bill. the

JobPrintini:Mgr. .Asaoc.Ed.Mairazli\e prevalent opinion bc-ing that tiiel’ “lu

' iiesitateto reject lt, owiniito the StW"iI

po ular mandate bc-hind tlic Governui0!\f1

then onlv a matter of time ofltihe day. The measure as it stiiinls is

'° . - qualified bya number of ininoi-coinpr in- ' `

ELITE DANDRUFF CURE AND HAIR TONIC

will cure any case of dan-

drufi no matter how many other remedies have failed. We like -to have it tried when others have failed just to show how iiiuch better it is.

Price 50 cents.

FRIDAY MORNING Al.`iil'ST li UXJG

THE ELEC IRIC LOCOMOTIVE-

The New York Central Railway has

installed the most powerful electric locomotive in thc world on its lines. It i~

to be followed by thirty to fifty more of the snine sort, designed to handle thi-

tratllc of thc Central on its two principal lines froui ‘.24 to Iii iiiilcs out of New York

City. Oneof these locomotives can handle

a passenger train of tcn or more carriages

I' E' makini: a running speed of till to 70 iniles

DRUGGIST,

The Medical Hall.

an hour. It is quite possible that thc system thus beaun for suburban traffic may be extended to the entire line. This is yct doubtful, of course. its some lielicvc

' the steam locomotive will continue to

hold the ground for lic-iivy trains and

¢\|¢U@Ahi qqnnqgq iii ‘Rr-\~ TE

Attractive Summer Suns

$1*

That will add much to your personal charm can he had here from the newest summer suitings and vestiugs. lf you wants perfect fit come to

CRAIG,

UPPER QUEEN ST.

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long hanls. For seventy veurs steam has

hail almost a nionopoly as it motive power for railways outside of cities. i\’i-om

Stc|ihenson's Rocket it-cigliiiii; ill. tons and drawing two coaches at ii riitc of ten

miles an hour the steam locomotive has

developed to a weitflit of 150 tons, capable of movinga train weight of Riiil tons at almost any speed that may lic desired.

But stenin lias its drawbacks, its dirt

and sinoke, t.lie constant slioveling of conl, andthe nccd of two men in each

engine. The electric cn;.;inercquires but one ninii in ifliargc, iinii two or more of

'them can he coupled, wlicn required for heavy draft or higher speed, the two being opcivitcil liy cnc man. There is no

coal to handle, no stops for fuel or water. no smoke, less noise and no pounding of the track ris in the case wheie steam

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VINEGAR

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i Pickles. Wholesale by

Jas. W. Grant& Sin,

\\'I‘iI‘§I{.\` liI'II<'\ING.

]iii\ tilil ’l`cIL'|»Iiu|ic 3IS u T Iilili '

power is n~rd. 'l`lie question of cost is, of course, vitiil lint experiments so far have

deuionstrated that for handling suburban pnssciiger trnlllc electricity will be fountl more economical tlinn s'eani. This is

found true where electricity is produced hy coal. The conipiiiisoii is more favoi-

ablc to clectricit-y where water power is available. Again, it has been found that the use of electric power contributes to

the safety and comfort of passengers, and that where nn electric line has paralleled

steam iinc the former has been pre-

ferred by the travelling public.

\\'c had a pleasant call on Wednesday

froin Hon. Peter 1\IcS\\'eeiii-y. of Moncton

Passengers, baggage, etc, conlxverl b

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Me-`

ia d sERvIcE!.\'eniittir, und head of the large rind Q, it prosperous ‘nicrciintilc coiiipiiny wliicll , .

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cars his nninc. Senator McSwecni-y hnd

Donald &M¢K{;m¢m’g Drug Sign; of at not visited Charlottetown during ten l'~°b1°9i SYGYWY Simetv 11°" STCVE' yearsaniiwiis much impressed with the

lon’s Corner. ]. M. NICHOLSON,

|_28d I VL Telephone Nm 25 new buildings, sewerage and street i

--~ -~-- - --- in

inprovements that had been made in thc

cnntinic, hut thinks wc ought to have

inndc iiiorc growth in population. llc

B 0 A R D reportsMonctonizrowingstciidilyund with

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Straiigcrs ilcsiroiis of ribtniiiing ii N

gootl private ht-use uilli tirst clnss ac- K

splendid outlook for the future. llinisclf

iinrdt-ni l.ilicrnl, hc secs a long and

~ospci‘uiis teriii of power uliciid of Sir

cnmuiottationg 5l\0\.l.l apply at (`,n,qf. \\`ilfi~i<l i.iinrier amlliis colleuguesin the

clian. i8tl i in (-

.ov0i‘nii\ciit.

ON THE STREETS.-

Hterimlvigllance isthe price of morals

in well as of liberty, and there are only too innny evidences that parents are not cxercii-iinit that ciire und vigilance over theirchililren which common prudence requires. The well-lnteniicd curfew law, .lcsigned to keep children oil the streets during the evening hours, broke down

entirely owing tothe want of cooperation by parents with the letter and spirit of the law.

The result has heeii that troops of girls

and boys of tender age are about thc

streets and squares learning the evil lessons of the streets long after they ought to be at home and in their licds. Girls a little oliier-those of fifteen to

eighteen years, are witndcring about the

city too often. tluwn tonear midnight, unattended hy parents, lirotliers Or

guardians, nntl niitnrnlly become aprey to the evil assot iiilions they thus form.

The result i~tlnit inn city of churches

there is nn iiliiruiiiiig previilencc of social vice that mills for the attention of parents iinil till who nre concerned inthe

moral wvlfiirir oi the community. A medical piin,-titioiicr informs The Guar-

dliiii thiit thc nuniber of illegitimate birthsln tlici-iiy is such as to reveala fair too \\'lili-.<pi~t-iiil prevalence of social tIcpra\'it_y, liiiiicly flue to the negligence Of parents in Llicniiitter of instruction and control of their child rcn.

.\ l-`_-\ i\lIL\' NECESSITY.

li`.\' rcineily tiipiililc of aiiordlng immedi-

ate rclicf io ilii' liiinrlred and one ailments that cnnstniitly ni-lse. It may be'a cold, perhaps tontliiiizhc, neural la, pain in the back,-use l’nl.~oii’ii .\'ervilTne, it, is pene- triiiinii. iiniii suhiluiiig and powerful. .\'rr\-il nc is tit. lciist tive times stronger than orttinury rciiiedics and its worth in niiy liousclionltl ciin'tbe over-estimated. l"oi~ innii or hciist Ni.-rviline is a panacea for nil pain niiii costs only 251:. per bottle, Buy Nciwiliiic to tiny from your drugizish

MOTOR BOATS.

'l`Iie St. John I-Ixlilbitiou will have ii

depnriincnt of Gasoline Engines and MUWF UOHIS. showing the very latest and best styles for pleasure and flshlniz craft. The Toronto Gasoline and Motor Co., James Flciiiiiiiq 8: Sons, St John; E, Leonard & Sons of London nnd Mc- Keough 8: ’l`i‘otteroil1aiui1ton, will be ninonq thc licnvlest exhibitors in this linc, and tlicircxlilbits will he n revelation to those who have not followed the. progress oi Gasoline Motor.; for Automobiles and water craft.

CUMINQQ/ENTS.

d Ciiizy Couipcil mtcets on the second Mon- a ncac mo t. . J 1’ ~ WT W. cia»i<e,"ciiy_cii'ii<i am’ Maw"

.Lodizc Prince Edward

600i SUM

All kinds of summer chairs in stock-now is the time to use and enjoy them, I0 IU4 and I8l¢

made to our special order Ind gunna feed to wear nine all through. '

Mark

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!:'\t~ i Cdding

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manufactured.

lses which are not ngreciililc to the wishes of the Go\'ernment's innrc i'i\diCl\|

supporters, while its general piiriclple. ll- above set forth has their liciirty endorse- ment.

Calgary, of which wchnve lung heart so much, and which inniiy liclleved to bi- quite a larige city, is shown by the recent census to have ll.TttIi pcoplc-it little less

th Chnilottcto n. 'l‘ t sn

Edmonton with a population ol ll,.Z»'ii..

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lHillll] llllli

L0.\'iiii.\', Aug., I-In ii spci-i-ii of izrcn liodcrniioii, carefully ilcsiuiwti to propltiittc his opponciits, \\’lnston Spencer Churchill, |inrliniiiciitn|'y secretaryof the coioninlnilicc, in the house of commons this afternoon explained the goveriiniciitfs pliins to cunferaconstitution on the 'l`rnnsvaiil. Dwelling on the urgent-y of ilit-qncstioii, he described the Transvnalas thciierve centre of South Africa, niiri siiid thc new country reproduced in miniature nil the dark and tangled problems ofthc old established European stutes.

The' governments guiding principle

had been to treat Boer and Briton iillko and to make no destiiittioii in grnntlnir the boon of llritlsli cltizenshipjbotli to thc men who fought loyally for Great Britain and to those who resisted the British arms with desperate courage. While the Government has been careful to secure for the British every advantage they might justly clniin. South Afiicu`:i future depended on both races learning to look to the'mother countiy as a friend. The government decided for the principle of nianhoorlsuffrnge against any property nualiilcation. There for every adult male t,wenty»one years nlii, who had been nresident six niontlis in South Africa ¢-xcept. nieiubers ofthe British garrison, would lic cntitled to vote under thc secrecy ballot system.

IIA l.l"-SICK PEOPLE.

The world is full of them. Just enough

to bc lnzy and llstlesn; tolhave no appetite; to siecppoorly. Quite often you're half sick yourself. Chances are the trouule is in the stomiicli ami bowels. Best pres- cription is Dr. l{iiiniltcn’s l’liis;they tone up the entire system, strengthen the i~itomach,clevateyour spli-its and make ou well ln one night. Dr. H»\milton's Ellis work wonders with people inyonr condition. Mlldin fiction cifcctlve and easy tu take. Gct Dr. llaniilton's Pills to day, Zia. per box nt all dealers in medl- cine.

niiiiii

|l'°"°> 53 4-+ ="

is a luxurious comfort.

It med not be any more expensive than your means permit. .

Every job of plumbing

done by ns is thoroughly inspected before being pro-

nounced complete.

\tET OUR PRICES .Ln that job you were |

ininking of having done l before leaving your order

elsewhere

F red.lI.'I`rainor,

Plumber and Heater, Successor to late Charles Hermann. Grafton St., opp. Opera House-

aawi `

H"No better rings than ours are

G Il TAYLOR

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Our Carpet Manager has just told the

writer of this ad. that he is going to sell all

for Igc.

All the balance of his Straw Mattings

that sild at 25c to 5oc for `r5c, r7c, 19c, 23c

and z5c.

Window Blinds complete, all good and

new f ir 2 5c.

rrtirliirrk

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OPERA HOUSE

Wednesfiay,'I`Iiursday, Aug. 8, 9,

SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER

Direction of Meyer Cohen _

_ Descriptive Lecture by Leonard ]. Mack, a survivor of

his 3Oc quality of English Oilcloth tomorrow

MM.

James Patou & C0.

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MILES BROS. ORIGINAL, GENU'NE \ ”NlOVIN(l PICTURES I

the calamity. Additional comedy and Sensatio ial Picture#

Prices 25, 55 and 50 cents-

2ii6i.

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\V ITII roof Hnrticiis. tircniis, i-iisliios, \’i\iidc\‘lllu itliows iuiil other iiiniisciiiciii. pliiticii

oi' ihoir kiiiil wlthiii wi\lkiiii:ili.~itiiiit-ii; _ ' ` WITH tlic great. Mnseuiits of Art 'tnil .\'ntii1'iil Hhiiory. ‘liv Zoolr1i;l<~nl niiil lloiiinicnl Giirdciiri, tho Aiiiiai-itiiii, iiiiil other iiiiiscliiiis iiiid iiistitiilloiis uf int ei'c.~ii. thc iliicst. historical lniiiiinurks, ctt-., itll tliroiigli the City ;

WITH rcrilly nleuxaiit .siiiniiisr wontlier. lnrgcly dun to it.-1 sitiiiitioii. with the sen on

clthor s‘do, iroiii which cooling bi-cczcs nrc troiistiiiitly blowing;

is Not Only the Moll Attractive City Anywhere, Bat Also

THE WOlLLD’S GREATEST SUMMER RESORT

Thu iiioiitlis of_AU(l UST and i~ll<Jl"l`l<}W13ll1l{ are its blood as nny .siiiisoii in tho your in

which winiilly oiiioy ii visit tu Now York. in ii grunt runny i-cr~'pu.~t.~' those urn thc inost iiuairahlc iiiontlis‘ ii tho piciu- for visit/1rs.i\niliuiyoiio who hits visited New York nt otiicr p--i-ioils of thc year slion rl certiiiiily como in thcse niontlis, iiiiil uxiicricnco ii iicw ploiwuro whllc renewing old ones.

Howto Liioronghly ciijoy ii visit io New York during tiiosu iiionlhs ls fully nxiilaiiiod in

tr ‘-New tonic" tif

(Tho Montiily for Visitors to New Yoi-ki

FOR AUGUST

“Now York" iii iilloiiutlfiil llliistriiiiid piililichlliiii, which iirntcs New \'nik`i¢ grciit. iininici- resort "hr \void mid fei\tiii'e" int iinot iici- iiililii-ntioii evor did.

“Now York" fui'Seploiiilii:r willsuiin |‘Io|lii\\'. Send 25 C811!! for ii whole yL:ui’i. .~'iil>.~‘ci'ipiioii. ADDRESS: "New Von," .30 Ann Street. New York.

nose its il t-

NEW YORK, The Wonder City of The World

WITH Coney Islnnil, Staten Island, Miinliatntuii lleiicii, Brighton limi.-ii, Noi-th Bench.

Rockuwny item: i. Mei-gcii Point. Fai' Roclutwny und other fninons sciisiili-, i~i-ani-ts, givliiir 'thu tlncst aiii-f bnlliing in the woi-lil, und conveniently rcuclicd by ciirs _und fui-ryboiiis ut fivo und tcii cunt fiiros ; ,

WITH llreiunlitiiil, Liiiiii Park. llnppylaiid. mid riimiy other izrviit :intl now i\tii'|if‘.-

tltphsl, tlip like of which tho world |i|.:\'cr saw boforc. with ii ciisy rcitch, iiiiil ni low ntl- ni as on cw- .

FREE TOURIST

in connection, which gives all tlcsircil information about the city, rsi1ronda,steainboats, etc , without charge to subscribers to

BUREAU “New York.”

A the coolest Botti in new York

HIE EVERETT IIOUSE

-ON UNION >QUARE- THEIR (.‘HAl{Gl<ZS ARE AINVAYS I{i‘Ii\SUNAI¥Ll'l

€L_J I\/lI\/I E? %A"'l '35 Axis PARTICULARLY so The F.vif.i<i<:'r'r Hovsir is located la the heart of the City, convenient to

all Railroad stations and to the shopping district, roof gardens, etc. The subway, elevated and street cars are closer to the Hotel tbnn to any other Hotel in the City of New York.

Tiiic EVERETT HOUSE is ifaiuous Fon irs cuismn

\VrIio to thu MANAGER, EVERETT HOUSE.UNroN SQUARE, Nnw Yoiin for booklet and special rates. The llvitnrzrr Hoiisn has been for the past 25 years the favorite stop-

ping place for Canadians.

8-z<i33i.

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` -'_"“""_'”'1*_"'i Teacher. iWanted.

A mule teacher for 'Griudstone School

la. I. for eight months. First Sepiem.

her to first May. Riagg stating muy to JAM GEDDES.

3d4i tvnipd. v Secty Ting,

Ztllltllllidl (23 5

At the c1o_|e of the Presbyterian Cen.

tennlai services to be held at Cove Head on

,WEDN ESDAY.AUG. 22nd

as already announced, the ladies of

the congregatiou_ will furnish tables ou the grounds adjoining the church at

CDVE HEAD

Dinner tables, tea tables, ice cream

booth, candles. f_ruits,temperate drinks, etc.,wiil be furnished on s large scam, No pains will be spared to make this ten worth of public patronage.

Admisshm to tea z5c, to dinner 5oc.

By order of Committee.

Cove Head. _

i,3,8,15 twf3i

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iiilicii iqiiaiiniis

Thu F00 ALARM AT MAUGERS BICACII, Halifax llrirhour will be chninrnd without. fiirtihcr Mi'i‘lL‘J\I from ii' wHlSTl.l<i to ii l)lAl’l{(lNl<I. Thcrc will be, as furiiiurly. ii blast uv cry liiilf minute.

A. I). B. TILEM/ilNl<I_

Acting Agent. N. S.

llifiriiio 8: I"I~'iinrIc>t Ugpt

, iianira . iv. s. ldfil July 27th. lllli.

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ForSale

i!~l‘ 3 E.\‘1.

_. Ten shares in Island Tug Co.,

Lid. Apply to

i P. O. BOX""861

3idxw. '

Auction Sale of Shares

» Wc will sell by public auction at our Auction Rooms, Great George Sireet, on Wetliiesday, August 8th, |906, coni- mencing at ii o’clock a. m. , A number of shares in the Charlotte- town Condensed Milk Company. 1 This company is doin an extensive gbusiness and uevci' was Ea bciter stand- n . This isa good time to invest an the

‘dividend for the year will be paid 10 the eiiareliolders very soon.

l - Terms at sale.

l, y sian; canrss s. ct.,

’ Auctioneers.

f 3id8i

iiacliii;I__llaiiels l

‘Ii have foi sale ioo_g0od xnackcrvl

; barrels.

J. F, I-lUTCHESON»

Cane of G. F. Hutcheson, _ ‘ ` _3!dtf Charlottetown, P. it. T.

iiiiiiEii_wiiiiiii

A flriit or iiccoiid class teacher for (ri\l'|\ ‘I

rsoliool. Snuploniont voted $60. This niiinniiit will bu liborn ly iiici-cased for n iiiiiii with MUNI recoiuiiioiiriiitiotis. Suinntor vncntiim. Aiiiily - ' D. S. McQUAliIiIltI.

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The Olds- Reliable ` , Marble and Granite Works of

E. F. PURDY

desire to trunk our many friends for

their geaeronl pttromge of the put and io ny that no are better pispgmi than ever to execute all work entrusted to na, with nannies: and despatch. Howler ho large or too small for ng. Come dence solicited

'Champagne Kola!

The Drink' of Drinks.

often imitated but never equalled.

`JAS. KELLY & Co.,

Beaver Ten, Grocers.:

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EN WANTED ..F....._.K

Wllilrilmnmiivaitoisiiin nm cry-M

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REWA RD.

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fully 01| IQNTGI livin inrorm¢¢,||m Q nyor Artic"

E r PURETY d""'"‘Y‘" vm Mitt ‘\ """‘"

Kant street nur Prince Ch’t in 'hp H"§""m

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, Jeweiler and Opticiau. “ "Tn “dll levy °f T""‘°°"