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THB GUARDIAN CHARLOTTBTOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Grange s Marmalade t

We have fast received a quantity oi Mannalnde in 5 '_ b s tina at

45 CENTS.

gig, C.-me & Blackrells

Orange Marmalmie in 'I lbs ths75 ess. ~`

J.D.lllACl.EOD & C0.

rim. 126 ~f

Insure Your life

wm1 1'ns___4 Standard

trutt trolth salttrad ith hl

C0' wosld di;'°;s fron: other truugts cial; 'ld

the tact that it ls the first combination ot

of U the kind whiehaeeka to bring all the earth

ESTABLISHED I825.

Assets $40,000,000.

One of the oldest and strongest oi

LifeCompanies in existence. Policies free of restrictions, issued on` all sp- proved plans, for protection and in- vestmena

General Agents, Charlottetown

F - ' `\ '_' '_ ai

OUR I-BRG! 0

STORE

Ie brim tall or bargains. We keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers wh

d

, have not visited us will

well to call and see what can do in the way of

Supplies-

llristill

Queen St.

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petroleum is free from the Standard Oil

' Company. But China, Japan and the ‘

countries ot Africa and Asia are included. In view ot this scheme to control one of the moat common ot the necessities ct lite the idea naturally Occurs that if the salt

& , ot the earth canbe covered by a trnst,why

THE GUARDIAN

an I dependent our-mL cnrrammnliezl an fesrlege alurlngtolae

Just, impartial, Reliable. Newlh -seeking at all tims to further the best intorwte of the pmple. and recognized therefore as

The ZE°eoI>~`lo’¢ Pa..`l>°1'~ I Published atiia oiilces. New? Prowes Block North side Post ofiice, at the following rules .payable in ndvance;-- ‘Morning hditaon, daily (except Sunday) one

mouth asc. per£.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ... $5.00 Semi-weekly tion (Wed. Q Sat.)per year $1.50; in advance . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$1.z5 , Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.15 inadvanoe ............ ..._, ................... ..$1.00 Branch Offices

have been established at thefollowing places where subscriptions may be paid, news urnlsh- ed,advenising, |ob work and other business transac-ied.~ _ Summemde. Rogrs & Rogers SLOT*-L B~C~

Baker, anager.

Alberton, Albprton Bookstore-G. S. Muttsrt,

Agen .

Sonris East, Ttelsohcne dice-P. G. Seaman,

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It will lull'

MONDAY, JULY 8, lwl.

In dealing with trusts the Montreal

Witness remarks that an international

into its grasp. The Standard Oil Com-

pany aimed at establishing a monopoly ot this kind, but the sources of supply In ,Russia and elsewhere were beyond its reach, less on account of the financial magnitude of the attempt than on ac- count of the jealousy of the governments in the countries concerned. The constant discoveries of new oil ilelds and the abun- dance-of capital also made the endeavor to gobble everything too big a job even Dior the Rockefeller organisation. Ap- parently an international salt trust is be-

set with less dimeulties. By ng the Salt Union of Great Britain, the Ns- tional Salt Company ot the United States and the Canadian Salt Company ot Can-i ada the trust will secure monopoly in the most directly romunasatlve countries. As

salt produotionis a monopoly in Germany, France and Spain, no great dimculty ls anticipated in bringing those countries into the ring. Russia, the greatest salt producer otall appears to be omitted from the scheme at present, just as Russian r

Editor _B\mineas_}Manager.

are the Aitken' and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View. ` | mt Cape Traverse a very pleasant sum- mer rcsort, la the Landsdown Hotel; ln ,Albex-ton, the Albion Terrace and Wisuerl in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; ln Kensington, Clark’s and Commercial; ln Montague, McDonald, and ,in Molwt Stewart, Clark'e_and Hsnson’s

The following hotels open for the sum mer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View at Stanhope, 1(utehe’l, and Clif; at Brackley Point, Shaw’a: at Rustlco. Sea- side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach. Aeadis; at Alberton, Seatorth; and at Pownal, Forlds. - In addition to those already mentioned there are other towns and villages in the

while many farm houses prepare £01’ Uh!! reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with mackerel, while game oi every descrip- tion abounds.

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MOONLIGHT FATAL

TO COMPLEXI ON.

3 with a light fringe, the h which toldhack like those ct the mar-

. qulses of our grandmothers’ time. These

ll late river parties.

ADVICE TO MOTHERS

with a sore throat, the llrst thing to do is to rub the throat and chest with Polson’s Nerviline. Don't be afraid to touseblervllinc freely-a whole bottle fall wculdn’t burn or blister the' tend- erst skin. Rub in until is taken upby the Dores. and just before the child goes

to to sleep give him a glass of hot water into which30 drops o Nervlline has previously been stirred. This is a

algal, pggasant and steady cure. Large

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ADVISE

l`\l\‘- Nothing ao good for mhing .( . he ° can ni use cone of befdte breakgaator *f at intervals duringthaday.

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{.({{f" Jnatreodwod-~ sa(1>tn€e°2all gross Abbey's (large) M. {(f‘l` onegfu abmyu (mall) na. can _-ff' ec

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' it K.issingun,_Vk:h'y in bottles.

A. W. llililill, Finn. ,\;.;,,§,

The Square Druggist ,

Sunnyside.

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not other necessities one after the other, till the eoonomie slavery of mankind is established by amoney power supreme ln its financial strength over national.

. - governments and pariiamentsi It seems

S I evident that the coming struggle will be ° between th

Livery Stables

Prince Street. Ch'town. P. E L

First class single and double teams. Fha turnout; for wedding and private parties.

Telephone 52

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tereets for the control of legislatures.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

And: its Attractions To Tourists.

Prince Edward Ialand’s summer climate

is delightful, and scenery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Surrounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the ses breeze and the advant- ages that can only be derived from sea bathing at about 65 degrees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 inhabit-

ants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large whole- sale trade. It hoe a Gas Light and Power Compsny two Electric lights plants, and- a street railway is in embryo. It has a Brat olaaa wats works and sewerage ye- tem. It is famed tor its many pleasant drives the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surround- ings, pure water and clear cool and broc- lng air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. I:_haa two hospitals, many churches and a large and *elegant new Opera House. It also has sev- eral dne public buildings and a market which is one of the chief resorts _ of the ‘citizens here. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establish ‘ .ments in the Dominion. On the west aides in the Park; on the east side are the magnlcent new Bxhibltlon Building and Driving Park. Chief among its pub- llc squares areQueen Square in the centre oi the eity, beautifully laid out with bloom .ing plants ot everydeecription, Mountain- .and well arrangedwalka. and enlivaned with a baud of music during the summer evenings. The rural scenery in the vicin-

, Ol . lfff.-'fl' i.f.C'$f'il.'¢?'°.;.f°.i.'.§'l°faf'°"l‘{'°'l`;:,°'1Z°:i prices. sesame also banned and

steamess run regularly on the bays

‘rlvesgadbrding moatpleasant excursions. The principal hotels are Davies, Queen, Land Revere.

U Smnmerslde hae shove Ill) lit is situated onlieautifol Bedeq`ueBay It hasthe largestand nuest departmental

ln the Maritime Provinces hesldea othcrlarleretail stores. It hasan Light Pleat, and a water works and sewerage are foe. De hotels are-Clifton, Strathcona and Campbell and Searls have ‘a popula-

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The New llenlury

lea Party

Will take place under the auspices of S `

Paul’s Church, on the _

TR0l"l'lllG PAliK.SUMiiERSlDE,

_ON_.

Tuesday, July Sth, 1901

The management are determined to make

this the best tea of the season, and the follow- ing are only a few of the attractions they have prepared for the pleasure and entertainment of the thousandswho are cordially invited to visit Summerside on the above date, and who will re- ceive a hearty welcome: , ,

Numerous tea tables, bountifullv laden with all the delicacies of the season, including straw- ` berries and cream in abundance; refreshment saloons, fully stocked with the favorite Summer i beverages and the choicest fruits of the dav; . cool and pleasant dancing booths, with the be'st of dance music, revolving swings and many other pas_times;_ foot races and other sports, for which p.1zes will be given; good music and in- numerable o_ther fe_at\: res that ax e sure to please all. Evefyihlng will be arranged in first-class

style. and everypossihle opportuniti a_11‘grd¢d the people of eujcvmg themselves. T is tea will be_t _e event of the season, ang no one shgum miss _1t. Come one_, come all, and enjoy a ds.y‘s ge_nu1_ne pleasure in the metropolis of the West with its many attractions and cool sea breezes,

The railway arrangements for the above date

are as follows:

Sta. Tr. bps. Fare Str. Tr. Dps. Fare `

8- m- . a. m. _ _, i

5'-'ifldafd Standard

Andre

-95 -95 95

at sends

'33 S5 55 -75

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non or smut 1.000 each- In 0h° f°m°f .

Province with hotel accommodations.

Science has proved that moonlight is

more fatal to the complexion than the

lsun ln his splendor, and in Paris they 4 A ,

are now selling little moonshades made j . ' 1 ofadouble thickness of muslin de sole, .

andlcs of "

moonshadea are :now indispensable tor:

If your little boy or girl ccmlea homer

Zoo Corset

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These are corset: that are cool A _ and yet shapely-a somewhat

rare combination, by the way.

More-they are priced lower

thangood summer corscts are

_ to be found elsewhere.

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Only a fewlcft., 'D .

, Pti8é.'Y%1'y'l0w

F. Perkins 81 Co. ,

“The Miliinery Leaders.”

Summr Suns..

.reassess “°” gg); Leave your Orders for

Summer Suits A W"

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We Have Everything ile-

quiredto Keep You Cl.

S111:n1ner Goats A

Black, Grey, Black with Grey stripe.

Surnnaer 'Vests

White. striped and spotted. ]N'eg11g6 Shirts

WV-ith or without collars. We show one oi the largest ranges in the Province. F

$111 21.61° 'E']'J.(161"VV’e&»1"

Light weight, natural vrocl, oalbziggan, natural cotton and others. " s ' g

IEIOSIEELY .

I-3lack,fTa.o and Striped.-

§'|3I’&-VV' &»I1(1 C3I.°&S11 HQFUS

. American and Canadian manuiaclure.

You will find our stock very complete and our values the best.

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Morris Block. Charlottetown. ~ Men’s Fnruisherl

3ustaEt li lyet the Slk Co. make 12,06) |_s`l|es`»of it every nearly half-'way roondthsgloha ' c

area hundred strandsoi “nut”

' “cocoon” silkmmchthmd.

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yardminil smccthmd

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Every watch is tasted and regulated

feweles, Great Gt; Sf. 3 doors from

_cafgmj .

Cheap Light Forthe Lone; E

Call andrget some

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toflharlottetown,

willsellin four gallonlots

Lobsters, one lb Bats,

new pack, 25oonts.

Libby M.cNei1’s Sliced Bacon, -UQU.

Heston's Qow-Chow, 22c;

ldoahass Surprise

Teacanbeat

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