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JURY °§»__1_9°_3, THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I

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PROVINCE. (JE. PRINCE 'EDWARD ISLAND :-- _ I am now _inf l:____bet%sr_ position. than ever to give you t e very hes to _ hid in illetaildrlng ert,having me _ed _,tile latin; New York fash- ionsj, rom ti;9`JQ il J. Mitchell fash- ion liousefor the spring _and summer of 1008. I have`__sls`o received a large supply oi the very latest lh snitings, overcoatings, tronseilngs and ladies' coatings, which_I will make-up at the _.lowest possible price. I have a ladies’ coat maker who is an expert in that line. Ladies give us a call and__get A ¢oa\.'tlii\t will please you ln any style yon choose. I have also an expert from the olii country who will clean and press end repair your clothingl at_ s. __ very modest price, Give us your crder enrly and (void the rush. ., _

Jslims OALLAGHAN.

_f?Dra`ke’s Dry r ‘;;_ Ginger Ale ,

' A new drink and a ‘ ', good drink. You

\ have often longed

for just such a

' drink as this. _ Has a flavor so 1.

delici1?sly super-

` ior th t n descrip-

tion of it is impos-

._. sible. It’s so good, \ ` that to realize it’.~:

M ‘ _f'f~od_ness, you will I

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-_.'._.'.f ~ ~ ' ;'c~.“er Sells

0ll`|ces_ in Montague. Cs t. W. A. J hu 1 n

_ _ Maureen :mlm Souris. Morey S- Acernflniiiozelf

...__:.._._ fered a prize for a name. She will

run between Sarnia, Port Arthur,

*___* ~__B0_B._.__4.__lFuri william and Duluin. It ie in-

Ino_ this__u_§}_if»Y» ___8C_l" i=_1_‘:‘tcnded that this steamer will be the

» largest and finest steamer in the

'fi C- “Dil MTB' G05' B Sol Lake Superior trade, and her inter-

_ , ‘ _ ` " ior decorations will be most elabor-

_ ate and complete.

____w The following are the condtions to

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TANNER-MAYBEY-ou July zard, b° Observed in thi! Contact 1-

w0s_ at me Methodist pars0m,ge_ “Name to consist 'oi one word of City, by Rev. W. Harrison, Isaac ¥1d'l5`m0l`0 011311' 0011 hiitiril-" Tanner, Louisburg, Cape Breton to “It must end in the Lin~e's chor- Miss Lily Ma1y1,e-y~ of Chariottfa acteristic termination of 'le'."

“It is desired that the name ei-`ei.t

town. -' ' ~ ,__________.__.___ ed have some bearing on the hi-ulgry

or geography of tlhe territory she

______ will serve."

f§|QN`}§ff1f._',§_'{"Campbellton, on Jul “Contestants must give their name 19th Mrs. Charles McNeill, aged 4 ‘and address clearly in' l‘€Y\'~'-1113 ill wma their suggestions."

"The decision will be made by an

__-13:: impartial committee appointed for

the purpose, from whom the names of

_ _, the contestants will he withheld."

_ ‘§ - -`.\\ \\ The contest will 'be closed on July

//Ll* 15 "‘4§:i§l:2 if .=l']}__ 31st and the decision announced by' ' *_ 1 ».)N. August 10th and a prize to the fuc- _.]_?__9_:~_ ceseful 'competitor will be r/_v'en of ,‘/' `--;""‘_"'__~""‘~_' '_ ‘t/i two round trip tickets including

_ _ ‘meals and berth from Collingwood or ‘,%.____;__ ",,_,,_____, _ dsapnia to Duluth available any time ,_ __ ‘ . " ,‘ _ ' ` I ' _ _ ur ng this season or for a-trip next- year on the new _steamer itself. _ 1.; _j»_»_,_~_ is EAU communications should be ad-

! _ ._ _-Q jf/ ~~“.~'r /, . ressed to C. H. Nicholson, Traillc

', _' ¢_,~_ - Manager, Northern Navigation_ Co.,

. N 5, , _vi 1. 1

/ _ li Sarnia, and envelopes mariked Name

I" 25 Q 2

*£2,111 cs* a"5~F‘-5*

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ui ]le ,HB nurse-|-E5 9 ¢ »

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_ __ ~ . ____ ‘ “de” "‘%"`<°li ' ' 2 5,((0 FARM LABORERS WANTED 4 ; ' -11 = 1 1 ‘ 'ml ,,_,,’,s_s,,_~, iv - l sr. JOHN, .my 23.-An unpre- - ‘. ___,_,__ (gf-' f _ cedeiited crop is alout reiidy for harvest- 1-.-4. - 4 ing in the V\'est with months of steady

__ _ ___,_'. ‘work at good wages. Cost of ticket from

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Contest.

-1 ` gin, " ` r* "' 7 ' _‘ ' V V New Brunswick und Novu. Scotia points

$12.00 and -$13.00. From P. E. Island, $13.50. Watch the papers for particulars of excursion. In the meantime get

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Corrected for every Wednesday and

__ __ __ _ __,..- 3.1.4 Saturday issue. 1

‘r -' __»_'_i‘ I-ierrlng per bbl. 85.00 to 6.00

'- ' _-‘..>‘/1 'e»_‘_:,"- 3,/ Sod, per quintal $4.00 to 5.00

3*, Potatoes, por bus li to 40

§"» __g`{'_!ii.,¢'_,,/` Oats per bus. 40

/ ri" \_- $27 .

v 'J le

-.,_,,_. 1 ..

Turnips, per bus

__~,.____,~,, __ 4 __ Eggs, per doz 14 " ~:. ft.. __~"'j;\ 1 _-_`__'-I _ Oatmeal, per cwt. $3.25 :- ~. Butter, per lb. (dairy) I4 to 25 _ ‘ ,'éf,_-g,:_iif_’*.__.f:_;3=»:;g»_{{*»§, ‘._'q'-_ Rutter, per lb. (creamery) Z9 to 30 1 Hey, pressed 013.00 to 14.50

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Hides perlb. 4

., ._ A ‘ 3,: fr ‘f~ .

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_,_ _ _.__ _lg jl,_~._,,_-,___ .' . :_ ,.;~,__.. Barley, per bus. 60 ,. f ~'»1f.;;;t,§.‘;,i§".'_-" `_»~,-',',"-.f,¥".’»\__<y._,‘,. Hay, per ton. loose $12.00 to 14.50

. '_1 ` '__' »"`§`.'_»',f_.j_¢fl_ Beef, per lb. (carcass) ~ 5 to 6

_, / ____;_ _it __-__i_‘,;i___»_;}._i_;3_;_ 73:2( `_A_ 'ji Pork, per lb. (carcass) Gi to 7 .»~‘/ ’ 'fmt-.'»» ‘-..;'~ -1 ff _ ~'.'£i.." Lamb, per lb. (carcass) 0 to 7

.1 » ‘ "" osiiuirinu, per ii.. s me 0

Cabbage, per dos

HE KINGS Cowl. GUARDIAN lll ll§UlHIJ|lN’S

._ ._ lfcicu nun nu

visiting friends in Souris. NEW ‘ STEAMER

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cv Mr Rattee will preach in The North"-n Navi anon Grand

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g_°‘:_‘_¢”t°Wt“bP;`_‘;SDlft°f.i&R Church £0~ Trunli route announce the launching

0 UW 9' 0 5°l`Vl°¢5- _ of a new ship this year, and have Oi-

The date of The Guardlan's

bicycle road race has been de- dnltely fixed for Monday Aug- twenty-four. If A this date should ,prove unfavorable the rece _ will take place on the ‘ following evening.

Entries are to be coiniined

to Priilce' Edward Island rid-

ers alone,

The race is for The Guard-

ian-'s threegyesr-trophy, buf, in addition there will be 5 num ber of other prizes which will

be announced in a few days.

The course begins nt The

Gufdian omce in Ohiirlotte- town and follows Grafton Street to Great -”;e».,~,5b Street, thence contin-nn/, on to the Upper Maipeque Road which it follows to this side Milton station, thence taking the road to the left which runs alongside l\loore's Mill steam and on to Wurren's Corner, Norii-_ liivcr. From this corner the course will be across the North River Bridge to the Royal Arms, tlllence by Lower Maipeque Road to Brighton Road follow- ing Brighton Road out to the shore, then taking the Park ‘ Roadway, following the sumo round the Park and so to

starting place-16 miles.

VAGUE BACK PAINS, WEAK@SS

‘Are caused by overworked kidneys -'if neglected, Brights Disease fol- sows. It's t\he concentrated vege- table fuices and ‘healing herbs in Dr. Hnmilton’s Pills that instantly rc- lieves the kidneys and give them new life and power. Good appetite and the sort of digestion that imparts vigor, strength, and pure blood is the immediate eiiect of Dr. Hamil- ton’s Pills: they are bound to build you up, sure to give you strength, unfailing in winning weak folks back to hearty vigorous health. Mild en- ough for children, active enough for old folks, just right for all who don't feel well; '1‘r_y 25 ct. box of Hamil- ton's Pills. ,.

CHURCH SERVICES

Changes to he mode in Church ser~

vices should be at this oilice not later than one o’clock Friday after- noon.

~ METHODIST. First Methodist-Rev. Win. Har-

rison at 11 and Rev. D. R. Chowen at 7. Strangers welcome. At- tentive ushers. Sunday School 2.30. Prayer meeting on Werhiesday at 7.30. Bible Study on Friday at 8 p. m.

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at

- -‘ _ _ . 50 |

U ' 1 " ilieii iuzidc into el 1 Beats ner bus. 40 10 u.m.l1ev. D. ri. oiiowen ur 11 The Flour witli Fl ivo5R NEASTRY 0_______;t__ ____ but _O

Flour, Roller Process ner 198 lbs.l5_

Mlliiiifrictuied by

John Campbell, C0., Ltd. St., Tho if _ - ___

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MEMBERS ii1oN'rn11iAL I

STOUK EXGHANGE

_ _ i _ Banks Asked.

pusy -* ' _ r

Subject I0 Sale, We _ucr

$1Q.cioo i>R0v|NCE or NOVA SCOTIA

to yield 4

J. c. hicriiiosii .0 00.

4 1.2 li, C., dl1€ IQI5» at 102 L8 P

1-8 p. c. _

» l\l4 mlicrs Moiilienl Stu.-lc Excl nugc.

llirecl Private \7Vircs

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‘ We offer in lois to suit . uyefs _ \

Bid.

British North Anienicun 143; 141 New Brunswick 275 270 Nova Scotia 278 277 Royal Bank of Cii.nn'dii 217 215 Union Bank of Halirfnx 170 1b8

Miscellaneous Acadia Fire Insurance

Acadia Sugar, Preferred Acadia Sugar Ordinary 58 50 Brandon Henderson, Common Z0 15 Eastern Canada Savings & .Loan 135 133 Eastern Trust Oompany 130 Eastern Trust Oompany fully ` paid - 120

Halifax Fire Insurance 95 90

Nova Scocii; Teéiphfyneé neg 1081 106 Scot a ee ca 101 00 Porto Rico. 36 34 Stanfleld’s Limited Preferred 97 Stnnillleld's Ltd. Com. Z5

Acadia Siignrst _ _“_ 0 _ 105 102

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"1’=`I§`.£°°"“ wi 103 Halifax Electric Tramway ...100 98 Robb Engineering l"0 93 Robb Mumford _ 93 90 Stunfleld's Limited Prcfd 95 92 Stnnflield's Common 25 Porto Rico Riiilwiiys with 40

percent bonus _ 921 910 'Bond quotations arc with accrued

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100 95 92} 90

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

50 shares Havana Electric, __

° ‘ C ~ B. ri. 'r. 52

Southern Puciiic stock _ ‘§€_"‘i»"§u 13;;

F rtlier' articulars upon npplication. Price at market. ggldlglsznla 971

U P Union Pacific

. Mc CURDY 13 CO.. o, P. iz.

F. Blvlemliers of Montreal . lock Ex( h.n-:ge Reading

‘ s noun <1. A "“'“"‘- N U. S. Steel

I 5 I ` Sugar 130*

. |U_ s, steel Frei. ___107l

152| 167| 1l7} 44|

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The Sehram Automatic Sealer is no experiment.

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F _ _ to Sca1»»_ and “Easy to open", and would keep fruit in perfcc nu I

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Ask for booklet.

Thousands of people have been usling them for the past five

years, Over eight million were sold in 1907.7 “They are a boon to the house wife who has long wished for al fruit Jar. “Easy

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and Rev. Wm. Harrison at 7. Sunday School at 2.30. Strangers always welcome and provided with comfor- table seats.

PREBBYTERIAN. St, James.-Rev. Dr. Pidgeon at 11

and Rev. T. F. Fullerton at 7. Btrangeirs ` MWBYB Wd'

come and provided wii'h.§ood seats. Sunday School and lble classes at 8.30.

Zion.-Prayer meeting st 10 s. rn.

Hev. Gao, _ Ross at 11 and 1. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.80. Students and strangers cordl~ ally welcome to all services.

BAPTIST.

Baptist -Rev. W. B. Crowell, Sum-

merside, nt 11 and 7. Sunday School clung at 2.30 p.1n. Visit/Urs always Relcome and PI'0V1lied witlh comfort- able seats-

CHRISTIAN.

Sunday School at 10.00 s. in.

Rev. Warren Leonard, Worcester, Mass., at ill and 7.

ST. DUNBTAN’B OATI-IlilDRAL._ First Mass at 7.80. Children s

Mass at 8.30 Catechism immediately after Mhss. Hish MB" 0" 10-3°* Vespers and Benediction at 'I p. m.

ANGLIOAN. St. Paul's »- Morni“8 W`37°l`

ei; eleven o'clock. Evening Prayer at 7 p. ni. All seats free and nnsppropriated.

Bt. Petor's-Holy Communion at 8

a. m. Rev. Dr. Hunt at 11 and 7.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Service at 7. 11. 3. U10

7.30 p. ni. Week nights Service,- Monday, Tuesday, .'l`liursday, and Saturdai at 8 P- ll\»

TIGHT MONEY PINCHING MANY.

Thousands more arebcing squeezed

by nching corns which can be cured quickly with Putnam's Corn Extrac- tor. Being free from Caustics, Put- nam's is painless. Used successfully for fifty years. Use n¢i_ot.her.

ANNOUNCEMENT .

*A teacher is wanted for Victoria school. See ad.

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NEW YORK, July 23-A cable des-

patch to The Herald from Madrid ,.~.ys;_.Qu¢eu victoria ei Spain. whv imnkiy dislikes bun nzhtlns. is Dir lteved to be responsible for Kin!! Al- fonso‘s decree prohibiting women tor-

earlog; from participating in perfor- man . ` -

This is the first eilective sign ofthe Queen's feelings on the eubi¢°i»~ TM King 'retains his Spanish tastes and has contributed co the relief Of H10 spreader when iniuries at Sesovia much unxierved the Queen. -.-

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is ~ mu who wie I-lood’e Sarespsrilla. A

moregoodtlisnenyctlnr. It istho only medicine of ioobosssonzoonuin

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“Sovereign” cash-

mere hose with linen splicing wear the best.

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TRADE WITH

WEST INDLES.

An excellent trade in almost all

lines_ of= Canada's products is rapid- ly being opened up with uw British West Indies. The first year has seen a steady increase in t-he trade be- twecn the two countries and furthgr growth is lcoliad forward to. The flour trade may be taken as 3 cage 111 Point. Shipments of Canadian flour by the Pickiord and Bleek steamers for the first six months of fhiS_ Year was well over 35,000 Barrels, as _compared with 20,000 for the same Period last year. It must be remem- _bcrcd total Canndizui flour exports iinvc during 1008 been much below those of 1907. There woiifl, there- f0F€. seem to be some reason for the ‘hope that has been expressed that inf. total flour exports to the West lndfes for the year would reach to the re- cord mark of 100,000 barrels. Burba- dos null Demcrarh seem gg be the markets so lar touched upon, buf; it is tlioiiiht there should be good prg- spects at Trinidad and many other points. ,

WOMAN SUFFRAGE

IS NOT IN FAVOI7.

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London, July' 23-The 'EXpress’ has

polled its readers on the question of woman sufirage, with the following results: 60,047 men and 49,942 wo- men voted against it, and 13,il6 men and 31,962 women supported it, 25,- 5285 men and 29,594 women voted for o limited franchise.

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Wc Arc At it Again

We beg to announce that

re again open forlbusi-

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ness, and that We will

continue to make stylish

clothes at the Cold stand.

Comz in and see us.”

MacLELLAN BROS..

The “Expert Tailors”

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Quebec 51:ea.n:\.sh_1 P Ltd Proposed Sailing S: S."CAMPAN ' From Monirea and Que ec

Calling iii Fallier Point, Gaspe, Mal Boy, Perce, Grnnil River, Si mmerside

Charlottetown :uid Picton.

Froiii Montreal

at 4 p, iii. Monday, july 2'/Lh

Monday, August :oth Monday, August 24111

Monday, Sept. 7tli '

Monday, Sept. zitll

Monday, Oct. 5ili Mond:-iy.Uct igth

MondayNov.

From Charlottetown

at 5 p. ln. _

Monday, 3rd A_ugusl

lilourlay. i7ili August Monday, 3iill August

Mundny, 14th Sept. Saturday. 26th Sept; Saturday, iolli Oct. Saturday, 24th Oct. Saturday, 7lh Nov.

Sul-'cet io clinrlge should circuiiistiiilces require-

For uriher iiiforiiuitioii apply to CARVELL BROS

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Y0ungMan shining Power

Here is an iilustratioii \vliic`li depicts the life of

tlie iudoleiit young nlaii to perfection. He starts

out in his career with no thought of the future. If

you gave liini zl chance to get :iii education lie

w iuld say “I can'i find time to study" or “I can‘t ziliord

it ' This level belongs to tl.e simple iuind or the ~.' drifting fellow who floats clown stream with no ob~

jlct or plan, If lic. begins to arouse liimselfa bit and realize his ziinilcss course

he says "l wish I could". The next _plan he reaches

Our individual now has hope and as hc looks about hiui, and gains

strength lie gets to the place where he can say "I hCllCVC I C31]

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This confidence helps some, but he must go still further before he can

bodily decla e “I can” One more step must be taken however before __ ’

lie stands on the highest level of all and asserts his real manhood by saying

If YOU have any pride at all, you will not admit that you belong to anything but the ~

Secure an education through the Interiiatioiial Correspondence Schools NOW- The

Business of THIS place is toilnise Salaries. _ _ ` Make a selection from our 2o8 courses. The infoiniizition will C031' YOU NUTHWGT

ll. l. WOOD, Pravincial Manager.

(lfiiccs 125 Queen Street.

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