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'rms cnsitnorrmowu GUARDIAN I ries- me

Glenaladale lloiel _ ---NEAR__

Tl'-1i¢&,<l ie _ Station

ls now n f , sera... "~l~l`.r.l.§.¢$‘i"i§’°ll`Z2.l.rlll'.‘iI, "I“J2,‘;Ie'L _w_r°I.n ihuri1_:g nothing and boating naar at nano. n|atit2‘h?s`i\b'e“l,1rnid’£‘i\at)i‘i‘iti°w§ri.nrmilli iipuuhtr or telephone. ` m w y "ml

Only moderate rates 1srrH~.l:nr_r_f_g|imN" N

. J. t: I U

-ltldimpd l’roI»r-rr-ror

D0 lurols .

and geoamshig tiigoiilinii n|iili~1'o¥vW\'/ririr Il viésw\;:_rtr_rcou h. huvpfgiulsr r~rur_t. mr... rr.,

'_ T uatcrv Num tntnmu ~m,¢0,, a ruro \ ind-<.>r Jctmr.,-1 g,,\|fM_ t-‘LYINY al.uu.NosI~: and ‘ nxrrtns ?t"'7Au%Ns °“'° H<'|"“- d“llY lit-opt -' rlnrluy

. h.mkn1irl830n.. tu. for Drs-by and Yur

_» gl_i>§__l_!t_l_:__l`r:_1:_l_|:rrwc§r_I_I_|_:_i:ctxor nt Yrrrmoutlr 1or_

~ LAND UlVlt~iii)N-T.nl|n# of tho M`d-

land Ihvlslou learn Wludvrcr dnily lomepr ir-uric al___l.lll s ur. ann 5_3| |,_ m_ uh m 0 _:urn _or l_u_Ilsor atilarn m, ,,,., [mall _ _ _fix-urg ni lrrIr»w~ ll irraimr cftlv ...tara ..::‘:1“r.:‘.W“ ‘fn ""1 for Ym_m0___¥__ a o an . rom Hnllfai

The Royal and U. S. Mail Steamships rumors Gaortcs Bosrou and

._ ____ F _ _ llisiurourr-I.

e asc- a-_ ifnesr r-11;. 1 it 1,.

twaau the Mnrltuuo l’mviIic);alI»iii`ri illdst izn.

Leiva Ynrnnnlh for Hostin dully rxcent

Enudurt ou arrival of Express Trains 1|-.rm fjallfel- M" ~\i'~»z1esv. Img whrrrrrnta.. slscogora arriving in Hr\l\tnr»II'xt d y nl

4.10 p. ni. and (i.i5Fp. nr. by Express 'i‘rnln.

DIRECT N .W YO K SERVICE Perlormed by S 5. “PR NCEA KTHUR" sailing from Ynrrnoutlr on nrrlvnlof Itxnrcsr- nnd it nunosc 'i`rrIn|s from l‘rnI-o a* Hslifnx Juno 211, Jniyi ii, 19, 18. 22. 27. Sou lrlcr for

saurtror-srarrrln ._

F. R. Prince Afgurt vunltoi d».lly tr-lpn Pnqfyny |

excepted bctwoan l’»\rl~uh0I'o and Wolfvlllu

c rlllng nt_i{lI1gnnort l|r bo lr rllr ctions.

P raursrurr oII Atlnlrt-ic tilmrrlru-d tirnr.

or lurthor lnforrnntron, Iioeervntios ot

Htanorn run etc, writ/I or tolcgrs rr It. U. PARKER. Actg.Gon. Pass. Azr. £_{oatvill~.

Nnvn Sontia.

tl-lidrwrf GIFKINS. General Manager.

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C'1,\NAn|AN_,'_

' -I ~PAc|»|=|¢_:~ Homesekers’ Excursionl I I"""' -'ro THE-

“°"'¢ Canadian lurlhwrs

Dates

Second Class Round Tri I

Tickets Issued from P

’/

Vi/'hy a White Light is the Most Natural

The objection has been made

agamst acetylene that, became 'it resembles sunlight so closely, if; inlllnous to the eyesight.

ll g _claimed _by these obiecton

that its Impossible to read under the direct rays of the sun,-`

That if we attempted to do this,

our ey_cs would be quicltly dazzled. and, if continued in, blindirees would result.

The claim is _not made for

8C9\yl¢l1¢ that it ls as powerful a light as sunlight.

Acetylene resembles sunlight

only rn the quality of the light diffused-a clear while light.

If you could reduce sunlight to the _

same candle-power as sn acetylene bumer, you could read under its direct rays without any diiiiculty. _And, naturally, .you would do this with more comfort, and less

fallgue to your eyesight, than with any other nown light. `

The more nearly any light resem- bles sunlight-a white light"“*tl're" more nearly perfect it is.

Because, it requires four times as

much red light to read by, and five and one-half times as much yellow light, as it does white light. I _ All lightpther than acetylene light, contains strong yellow and red rays.

Therefore all other lights are

much more trying on the eyes.

5 & I9 JULY 5.17.5] AUG. |48 28 SEPT ll 6.25

RETIIRN

LIMIT Two _" onlirfl lfrorn Date of Inurc

(hall on

'lo Wu-npcs: H155, ""

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J. lil. IVIATTIIEWS t\’mwn, P. E

CHARLOTTETOWN

Bra udou $12.20,

Moosornln, ,ti‘.i.s5.

lliatovnrr. l*lwn.|r lllver, .$43.85 Yorktcu,

Rcgirm, Mi 40 -- »

o Ii

Mooiujrtw, y4i,65

r'iill!.“;‘r’..$.'.'.’”"' l 1" 15

lirttlofmnr. $17.65 i\i»u:lrocli, $i\l.ii5.

Cnlgnry. $19.15. Rod Ilcnr, 830.15 lildrnontun, 55| 15. Equally. Lo Rates td

Other Iointa,

IE Calcium Carbide produces acetylene light of the highest and . most brilliant lighting quality. While yuu'r¢ interested, why

rot for further particu-

an

The Shawinigan Carbide Co., Limited,

vim

FAX

Harbour loading stone for the. Wallace __ Freestone Company to be taken to Prince W Edward Island for the construction of the w ureak waters.-Amherst News. » M

Cmpaud by the S. S City of London yes~

terday morning and the following cargo: ot

9.40. `

Tha Northumberland arrived last night

at 8.40. I _

The tide will be high ihlsaitsrnocn at

3.57 and tomorrow at 5.07.

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d

Rev. T C Brown and Angus Mcllurchy

` f Toronto are in the City

Miss Euphemla Larsbec of Boston, is

visiting at her home lu Eldon.

A teacher is wanted for the advancvd apartment of North 1Wiltshlre_ School. Sea ad. - '

M

Miss Carrie Howe of this city is spend'

ing berhclldays at her homo ln Lower ontalgua. '

Misa Florence McWilii`ams of Bedford

Springs, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Alex. Nicholson, Fiat River.

d

Miss Maud Halliday and Wm Halliday

and wife, of Boston, are visiting their mother, Mrs John Halliday, Eldon.

T.B Marquis of the Bank of New

Brunswick in this city. left yesterday to spend his vacation at his homo in Campbellton, N. B.

The S. S. City of London plies on East

River today and on West River tomorrow and goes to.Vernon River Bridge on Mon' sy morning at five o‘olock. '

Miss Winnifred Campbell, North Wilt-

shire, is at present in Kamsack. Sask._ visiting har brothers Milton and Norman,

S

The Sunday school anniversary will be

holdin Vernon River south Methodist Church, Sunday evening the 18th inet. A silver collection in aid of the Sunday clrool will be taken.

The tug “Weatherapoon“ is in the M

one hundred and thirty-two cases lob~

Haan Utlicas In New Prowse. Block-grarlottetown

The mall train arrived last night at

Miss Alice Gale, of St. John, is visiting

friends ln Charlottetown. _

F

Miss llicSwain of this city, has taken charge of the school at Village Green.

P. Carroll, of Avondale has taken a ositlon_with Richard Grant of this oily.

Mrs. R. B. Steel and daughter Births

oihBoe!on, are hers visiting their former home. -

At the Police Court yesterday morning

William McCabe for beingdrunkwas lined H) or 60 days. _

U

John Mcliachern, Providence, Rhode

lsiaurl. is visiting friends in dillarrnl parts of this Province.

Misa Margaret Moifsohsru, Winthrop

Mass., is visiting har parnuts,Neil and Mrs. McEaohern, Rico Point.

The Misses Tillie and Fiorrie Annesr,

Ison and Doyle, have been appointed

all carriers for Charlottetown. ‘

m .

Misa MargarotTowls, Bcnshaw. le visit-

ing in Charlottetown thcguset of Mr. and . Stephen Towle, Dorchester, Bt.

The S. S, City of Ghent arrived In this

port veeterday afternoon and sailed on return to Halifax at ten o’clock last

night,

J. l{. McGuire who has becn here visiting his son, Walter Mcllurre of the Wonderland Amusement Company, ‘hee

returned to St. John, N. B.

Miss Nellie Gill of Oampello, Mass., and

Messrs Griffith. Toombs, Garnum, Dav- ’

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of Lower Montague. are visiting Miss 3' _I _` 1, _ \ t limes" PaI1Ips,or this city. : _ _f / , ’ ,I/,‘ '\_ Mary Gillis, Notre Dame Convent, Char- 1 ,r 1/ ' -, li _ l

lottstown, has passed hor entrance exam- _ ,/ _' ! / I \_ ‘-\ 'j

inatlona successfully. maklns 546. 1 .:Q`£___ _ ' ‘- _,_ __ _ _` _ _ __ _ ____ _

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Dainty Shirt Waist Suits 1

€~*"’®“;iiE3i_ ;t:.“Zi‘:: ‘;:.;‘;;'.: ‘::;f;I::_;I°°:’;.;':.;’;

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ere the guests of Mrs. John Ross, leave day for Summsrelds where they ill spend a few days with Mrs. F. D. clicnald previous ic Miss Glll's deparr~ 1'

There wsratwennrmwf passengers from uns for her home. ~ _~

Grand Worthy Patriarch David Small

iss Jean Aitken who have been visiting

<_»...-. -..w=msr\

1..-ne-...

the Seas of Temperance accompanied

T wash fabrics, and are iirst choice from the designs ofthe best

makes in the Dominion.

A very pret Peter Pau suit la' made ofa uloe

O" Patty mn" mm. ini wh". -nd buck Polk. nsllt or whze linen. skirt has two ore lush bias ~

dot rmmbric hae a five red plaited skirt and

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Pner Pan Blouse and bert, so match wree geudsof sity ilncn srouw‘to¥>m, blouse has sol-

low . . iarnndculrstnmatch. rn lgnow . . . .._ *lo

Amgbgf my pre one le arsds in black and

or wrlto W. ii. Ho\v.\n|I, D. l’. A.. (1. l’ it

ali John. N. ll,

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_ Eff EE -1 - '55

___ ,~.-‘Z1 Q-1"'»;r ._¢l__:_‘ f* _._ £91'-EE.

. tl*n`if§`$`r§

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Montreal, Quebec and Liver- pool Service

July2l........._....lWIPRiiISS0l-`Bl'tITAIN .‘\11|!. .LAKE MANITOBA Aug. il .l€l\ll'i1lll‘lS Ol~`lltiCl.ANl') Aug. iii LAKE Cl>lAMl’hAlN S. S. lrsme Crrsmr-r.sIN and lr/um .Emir :arty cnc ulnrrs of (Tahiti lhmnurrgohi (second nicht) to whom irc »ri\'c|I nccorrrndatlon

4. 00. ' i hint Cabin-lllmvrrrssm llonrs $80.00 und npwnrda, Lsitii MsNrI‘u|rs 1415.00 and rrp-

wrsrds. _

Sui-onrl Cnblli-040.110, $45.1 0 :tml £47 'Ki 'l`lIlrrl C.\blII Lit M and $28.15 to liverpool

Amwerp Service via London

ll./rin: Mrur||nA.\i.................. Juno Srlili °Mn_\I'1'1ms|~: .. ... J\Iy7_lh |_\v1rI1'_~rI|~1|-:|vI'1.|: .. _.July ‘iblll

'l.‘I\r-vying ‘lui l‘ln~m only l'7»\I'r-ying lird ‘l:t-nr\rly, l(‘rIr-vying Jlrrl. ('Irrr-r=: also limit- orl rrrirnbor snuurul. _ 5fl't_~»u in Au|\\I4~r~p-rlv. All lloulu:

\V. lt. }l0WAltl|, |1l~II-lm |’|\».~<. .wr-nts

Fl.. Jrrllll. N. li

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P. E l.' RAI L\VAY

Cammcnring lllondny, Juno l7tl\ 11107, train

of .his Rnilwriy will run as rollows:

~Iit.unt.cd lI\ bust pnrl of blrrrrlwr, $-l‘.i.&l unrl I »~

3*

27 ~ A

____ snugy an

,_ hold' thc tie “ up in the eor- ‘ rect position.

Montreal 2

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\Beaver Flour _

_ ‘Melton More Br-and

because it is made of the Finest wisest, isasirata xml saaosurss. Beaver flour hal " If-rrnlth " -taken up water readily-'und the dough “stands up " in the oven. Denver flour bu " nlvor.”

Every good Breed, Pie and Pastry

maker knowe just what that mesua loqvof Flour makes

IETTBR Bread, und yields MORE Breed, hke and Pastry to the has-set.

Er first baking proves thi; Na

ching pmcemea used. SI

Dealers. write forau-ices on all Harb of Feeds, Coarse ralus and Cereals. T. ll. Taylor *; . Limited, Ehatham.

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- o|.|_ARs 5, in fit the neclt

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They always “ loolc ncni.

Naily dress- s demand

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cr Toolre collars.

15c or 2 for 25:1, and 20c cr 3 lor

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Trains Outvmrri Trains lnwnrd I 6 50C_

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read down Stations. N( rcgdmugm

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llrs Charlottetown steam its vlgslloa Co., Lt

,,°;_»,e,, ‘~uoRrIwnserzI.sNI>'

will icsvc as holow daily, oxcapt Sunday:

~ RrorrIc'rowN r Pro o “HA ' rr r °' rur s

siers, thirty-two boxes cheese, ten oasoe __ eggs. two beef cattle and a ton of iron ami

auuned. lrcturea will take the form cf o

Special trains from Summerside, Sonrls, R

r-un in connection with the great Scotch gathering at Georgetown next Wednssdny 2ist lnst. A grand time is expected. righlnnders and lowlanders will be there from all parts nf the Province, also from United States, and other parts of Canada will be represented.

Mrs. Ben Ollcl writes to Canada that

her dcughterhns suifereda severe accl- fieut from bein;-knocked down and run verhy an automobile. Her right foot undrrwent c compound irnctura. She rlesln hed at the hospital at Ann Arbor Ililch. Her nnae was broken and her forehead brrdly wounded. She is rseov' erlng but must remain In the hospital some tlmr. She has had to cancel forty dates at Chautauqua.

The Misses Mae Linton, Truro, N. S. Bessie G. Foster. and Edith Ritchie, Charlottetown, returned Saturday from a weca's vacation at the Forester House, Pownal. The Misses L. Saunders and

Jessie Gillespie returned bythe Misty Harbor train Monday, concluding air _wsek's vacation at the Forester House. All the ladies report a delightful time and regret. having to return home so soon. Misa Gracie Gay is visiting in Pownal the guest at the Fenster House.

Itev. W. E. Johnson," pastor of the Sourls East (P. E. I.) Methodist church, and Mrs. Johnson, will lsavs by the CJ P. R. express tonight for a two mouths srlp of the Canadian west. They will visit their sons, William in Calgary, and Scott in Red Willow, and also relatives in Ed- monton. Their daughter, Miss Margaret Johnson, who recently resigned from the teaching stall of the Elgin school, will ac- company hsr parents. Miss Johnson will remain to teach school in the west.--Bt. ~ John Telegraph.

Rav. C. F. Wiggins returned Satur day from one of the most enjoyable trips cf his life. He was absent aboutafnrv night, the first week being spent in Sum- merslde and Charlottetown, while the second week wav spent on board tha governruentcruiaer, Petrol, in company with Sir Louis Davies, cf Ottawa, and

lt%.i{yudmnn, of Charlottetown. They Dis ed through tha Bras d'0r Lakes,_ vrsrwr sn Gmrsm neII,°s11¢<I se sydney, ` fished trout to their hearts’ content and hada good time generally. The Petrol landed Mr. Wiggins at the Narrows, C.B., whence he took the train for Beckvllls.- Sashvllle Tribune.

_ODD Ouw'£rd Divisica.Viclorla, os Wednesday

' Aug. 7th; Try Ou Dlvislsn, Tryon, on

The Chnrlottctown School of Music Thursday Aug. 8th; King Edward

reopens as per ad on Monday, September Dlvislon,Orapaud, on Friday Aug Oshi second. As soon as the classes are formed Aurora Division, Searlstown on Saturday the Saturday free it-cturcs will he re- -l\lR10th: Steadfast Division, Hampton.

nnlf lecture, half recital. Apply at the above divisions except the last named Kindergarten. to

Vernon River and Charlottetown will bn "sm ‘M Mm" "mir °xD°°"°"°n" um'

. '_

y Grand Scribe J. F. Protltt, pall Blow visits tothe following divisions:

n Monday, Aug 12th. They report cali

be in excellent working order. The ttendancs and enthusiasm Zllaplaysrl

vlng tangible evidence of the prosperous

and efilcient stats of the Order within its jurisdiction.

h

Tha marriage to.\k place at the pardo-

aga North River by the Bev. S H Corn- wall un Wednesday evening, Aug ilth, of Hector N. \(oNevln. New Haven, to Miss Etnma"MoQuarrle of Elmwood. The bride was attended by her sister, Misa Sadie McQueen, while the groom was suppor- ted by his brother Ducan McNovln. After the csrmony the young people drove to the home of the brlde's mother where a hearty recap Ion was given them by a number of their friends. A pleasant evan- lng was spent in music and other enjoy- ments. The many presents which they received testltled to the esteem in which the young coupiewere hrld by their friendat The groom‘s present tothe bride was a handsome gold bracelet. Mr and Mrs. lloNevin will reside in St. Catherines.

N0 2'

FOLDING

POCKET

BROWNIE

Smaller and ` better

than last year.

A few of them just

received by expr¢ss,the first lot this season.

Price $6.00 - Call and sec it.

PURE GRAPE JUICE

We have imported the tol-

" ty hite ehe k shirt le trimmed

I uvmwiiiitlmbsgnvirthwme heudslinsertim and le " blouse is also trimmed in pointed ynke rl'ct with l‘ insertion to match skirt. Were $3.95 now .. .. ,$164

. (QI-"'°'_”"73,I

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vw-r-t¢nmm\~_wsu~ »-.~ .ww r

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ings, all alone, hundreds to choose from

V One third ofl

‘ _ lleiiemheapumllyliel.

k .

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F

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= Mid-summer Glove Clearance ._ _

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Y; _ I §r»'f.‘

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Worthy of note indeed is this splendid saving opportunity. inclndingrsbric

gloves, many sorts, as well ss all siaee and ooloursin long kid gloves.

Fabric gloves. short, in many styles and oolor- Penins’ long k ld glovee. black, tens, white and`

l I

One third off

s pretty 'mee nys een, Ir.. I ,Irma -rim was s 3 panel down font ofwldalaeenlna liens ls made - vdtlrdue MA: mmetiitltal I1 rr.. rur wiir band of '

insertion to match skirt. Were l5.5o now .$3.6

/‘\r“~ _ a - 1. \\ -)"'\ ' E

and

r: ¢

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5.

eolours, all eine e, correct cut and nnlsh _ _

J

my-r=r»\~r~x\.~ .-\- ~

Summer Coats sell for a

, song

I Handsome. stylishly made tweed ooats,L:t the g’ right weight for summer evenings, all a lately 'l new-bslagcloeedbattomakeroomat...

<.-cane. . -...

'I O I ‘

Some snaps rn shirt waists

Aeelected sleesinf lot of handsome shirt waiste many styles, all ssea, this eeason's designs, th call lor mm-e mom dictates the discount . »

I Iialf Price One third o,_ff

maze » ee r-Ne.. t

the cali for "more roym" ounstaat and insistent.

One third off

if Wonderful Dress Goode Value' '

Summer dress tweede eacrlnoed-would never think 0! making Lecuuls like this were not

Handsome tweeds mostly iight. beautiful Homespun in shades of greyfqé inches wide, all goods, various widths, many qualities . . . . .. wool, worth to $1.55 per yar or. . . . . . . . . . ..

99c

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PLANT LINE

insurance ............. I I

Agency BOSTON

‘commencing June 25, Charlottehwn

I ve resent the best companies in Fire, Life,

to Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax Tuesdays and Fridays at noon. I

- Acrident, Sickness Insurance and

From Boston Tuesdays and Baturdavs

at noon. Psssenqslrs leaving Charlotte- owu via Picton edueeday and Satur-

From

20 cor\1'lB<'t ern W nv

iirinilrraf0rtlAPElgRlilh'0N,BYD\l|l.Y and Halifax. At NORTH SYDNEY with sticnrucr "BI{U’)l|' for NEW l"UUNl)LANl). +PIC'l'l)U About L46 p. m. ll (‘BAli.lA)'i"l‘E'1‘0WN on arrival oi m ni mins nom rksnrrux sus BWQN Y.

flonaaorrou sv llasraax wen

Aslralulc ann Pnssn

Usrugsl

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U_ I I I H isug train from §ARl/7’|'i“h'i`0l.'n4 and all stations or the P. 1 I. R. fl rorxr m1 Cnumr. . eoesectiaa

with draywalu _tor A1. Jorm, Boa 'ma an mrrnasr. POINT DU Cl-IIIINII for SUMMER SIDE after arrival of train leaving 5?- ‘°5.";.°° tttracs °.°.:I‘;°°‘."' odfnwrrmriwussa 'rrunrsiii

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§Famous Soap makcs home hnpDY.

Ilskpulyeasnnaanaseeqss `I

are always appreciated at any true and our _

snappy ginger snaps are always the beet. Have

lowing from Londomlnglaad, and guarantee them absolute-

ly _pore and strictly non-alorr

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ORDINARY-ablendof grape

uicoe.

,ALTO DOURO -aamd az ' latrict when 'spd

@3§'e`aaee .ae-» sr m» cord sees. MADQIRA-aI juice of dna

pleasedto quote you rites in either bran ’ E. R. BKOW,

Charlottetown - - `lllll°l*\’f°¢ 7" 5- X-

ussave _

will be .

C day mornin connect with etssmare of

the Plant fins leaving Halifax at mid el htof thesamedaye. l

Steamers of the Plant Line any

freight and passengers locally: Forjl il

formation agplb to -

WM M OURQUBTTB ~» agent rust use when, cubes.

H. L. CHIPIIAXL,

Eastern Manager. Hallhx lr S.

s-_qodrwim l _

davor and aroma. MUSCAT- from lluscatel ra s. NED' ALICANTB-e Spanish grape juice. ALGERIAN-from Algerian

apes with a rich fruit Bsvor

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BARRIITBI AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

mill Building - Srskalus. Sat .._e......su......r ....e......

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strains run Tuesday. T\\‘""|" ln -

o.A. siditlhii. a|3__f;_1;a_l_i_L__§__§;__,_ ,L ,_

‘I Gm I . 0. n"P0T(Iliin. Mhn. Govt RM- Moncton.

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when made at Polar Du Clrlma

anti-iihgthc summer months wlthcars of Ros- -mg and Marian itsrnnosn so that no qhfrn e for cars is required for Ponrnsnn and srrsrroruthelioe ior all roinisin U.1‘. C nuectiou at PAINBEC and MONCTON with trains for all stations on I.C.R. or its con

neatioria.

' u at B1' Jour with Csruprsu

Phi’}ii=li%"&AIl.WAf and its cosnogzns. ami with Esrrrnn Qresusnrr Oos *gnc sasrvorii oa'rI.rum ssaaos N hiihrcush tleksla sobehad at Busan Tnvrur

so as Psorrrr. hrranoononrss and.

you tried iliem? Fresh seed cakes, Bock cakes

and lemon tors each

_ dey. Cali or te eplione

FALES'i‘INi£~Img=rted from thetioly Lead. _ oeeoge tg $r.oo per bottle.

“The Two Kaos"

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GINGER SNAPS

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Investments made for Eastern clients __1;\@9_ lIf>_lg_1_QL9L~gL~_____

A. 1.. FRASER nc. wssutr co

Attorney-att-Law. DESIGNERS'

ENGRAVERS

50UR|5. P- E- l- l:t.r;crao'r°Y'I>i:Rs. I

5~r7d3m 8t. lolm. N. B.

J. AUGUSTIIS BENTLEY,

Ba rr-later and Attorney 0Fli`IClli:-Over Royal Bank of Canada

KENSINGTON. P- Ek l-

MONEY T0 LOAN on good security ofland

Moderate rates of interest.,

‘Brlmwfxdw

McLeod Q. Dentiey,

Barrlstera and Ahcrneysetriew.

lnlleitcsa for the Bank of Nova Eootla

lousy tainau. Orrrole-Bank ef Nova Bella Uhamhws

wwlyr. char-itttetowa

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