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PA GB SEVEN

if you think you need a sonic,

Non -alcoholic §::.'.‘:.°.‘::'...’§:.r:.:r:::.'.:‘:’;::

. cctor. if you think you would

arsaparrlla '.'::.::._::.f.,‘.n';.:.°:.;;:..°°!'°“°

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Our Aim is to har'é=~» a Good” Assorlmciitof

Enameled Souvenir Jewelry

E' A look througlr our stock yvlli reveal 'something i- . 1 ' ' _ ` ` ,

~ ` to please you ‘

' _N K Spoons, brcoches, belt pins, etc - ,

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ONE 188

Have You Seen Them

The Very Latest »

‘Pearltinted back ground PII (J 'I' O S

d`E`l`ii""l`i“f'i"§"i)oK.

Fishing g

Tackle

All our remaining stock at

33 1-3 p.c. discount. '

Geo. E. Hughes

APOTHECARIES' HALL.

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Startright

Shoe i

for the little one is the shoe you have been looking for and could not get' It’s the iinest shoe in America for children. 1t's the baby shoe. size z ro 6, in tau or black. Blucher cut, bultoned or laced. No nailsor racks to hurt baby 's feet.

Price 9oe and $1.00 a pair. Try a

pair. '

A. E. McEAi.iiEN.

The Shoe Man.

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A. L . FRASER

_ _ Attorney-att-Law.”

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Automobile To liire

nsmas rlysr. 90h°r~° rwwor. sects fi" persons including ohnil`onr.Wi11 hirc by UW day for o_ountry runs. “lla bi \-iw h°‘"' “\,¢,“¢; mg city. For further particu nra apply DOJAMES OFFER. ODD (`li=i1°d|'°l My-yd gm Great Goor.zo.Bt

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! _ to be used providing it is not propelled by

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Preserving Sugars i

Do not risk chenp'sugars an ;

your preserves. We “UP it . but do not recommend it-

We have in stock RED Parusnxraa GRANULA- 'ran .susan par av at 01° f ggfinery in so and loo ih blin- vvhich we are selling It 52 P*-1'

` lb. Take no risk. 8°* ‘he b""‘ _ RED virus sxrn/1 g

GRANULATED. branded on p every package. I ` M K nn a’s

11,0" "5 - - Both Stores. in

¢suum'w2l»

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Men’s tan b00iS

See our window this

week for bargains in men’s tan booti-

Regular $2.50

We are closing Out

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Call early and lectin Y°\U’ "1

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her sister Mrs W. P. Douli has returned to

Womens

Chocolate

fShoes

We are clearing out the balance of our women's color

ed goods at z 5 p. c. discount.

$2.00 chocolate

shoes NOW $1 5°. $2.50 chocolate

shoes NOW $1.98. $3 co chocola t e

shoes NOW $2.35.

Alley® Co.

1 3 I-2 cents-_per pound

lots cfs: pounds and gnpwards. I reside in Charlottetown. My home is

W g \liC¢ Mitchell River. I have known Larter for a

bright crystal sugar whic we offer ai month and a hall. The prisoner took a the rate of

e have also n quanlit ' of VHS'

26 pounds for SL00

preserving. pp

unnel Post Car

HHVC Y°u ‘em °”e“w“y ‘° yin" the cheque for $7.50 and that

friends, if not do it now.

For sale at the leading boo

, stores. Published by

B A Y E K’ Ph"¢°‘|.‘phe'_ been released from iaii and Larter. had

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R px Chester Martin was the nhlsf witness now at the resumed hearing ofthe charge of

eer & Go

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K- , Iewelcr and Opticlan

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ilCiiD Pi'CSCl'ViIlg` bil

We bought a lot of West India

:sugar (Muscovado) suitanle for

wing purposes, which we are

offering at the low rate of

ill'

ue' to keep the cheque and he would coma

ff I told him I thought he was only fooling. ,_ He took the cheque. I saw him two

I- Longworthkvo., Lsrtsr offered to give

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the balance of s.-.u|\.|'f~'-

at _ _ ...._.

$1.80 `

Sprague & C0.

Sunnyside .

llIl.Hl.i].`.|UHilSllii.

Kent

'Practice limited to Diseases or Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat

s sus. "ny" mesa .sq snsajfsf

"°"°°'orncn nouns

stolla. m. l.c0~llip m.

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dWl`V'°'\|"¥' "7 “'°°“‘°'°°""~ “vantage of this and get a aupply.A. W.

ui* runnin. rnm. n. - _W _ ' . TJ* -

.Head Oillces in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

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Percy Crockett has gone to Boston.

Miss Maggie Wood has gona to Boston.

9 she mall train arrlvad last night at

The Northumberland arrived last

nighg at 8.5). I "

- ‘ 1 ',, J. A. Wehsigr arrived last night bi. she

UXDNIB trllil.

J. B_, Bargeof this city is spending I

on-». Hem-'y' rnrrsnld ....1 daughter

Ada have gone on a visit to Montreal. .

Mr. Parker of the D. A. R. crossed to

Mrs Capt. Finalyson and Miss Edith

Finlayson are visiting Halifax.

Miss Bessie Essory, City is spending a week with friends at Stanley Bridge.

I-Ion. George E. Hughes has gone to St-

John to attend the Maritime Board ot Trade.

The S. S. City of London goes to Cra-

paud this ntternoon and tomorrow afte- hoou at three o'olock. 1.'

Amherst.

The French warship Kleber last night

made the harbor bright lor an hour or two by a search light display.

Miss Maggie McDonald, formerly of

Hunter River, who has been home ona visit returns toA_mhersi., N. S., tholasl of this month. -

Miss Ella .`f. Largs returned to the city

yesterday after spending s short vacation in Murray Harbor, the guest of Mrs. Fred- rick Prowse.

A large crowd of oitissna assembled

vestsrday afternoon at the :railway station to witness the departure of the h\rvsster'a excursion train, which took away about a hundred and fiityexeursion- lsts from the City. The scene was a lively one for the half hpur preceding the departure of the train, but all of those g..ing seemed in the best of spirits. Very many of those who left intend to return.

Entries continue to negro in for The

Gusrdisn's Bicycle Road Race on \Ved- aesday, August twenty-eight. Those furnished in writing should havs“Road lirics" on corner of envelope. There ui i he thirteen positions for those who tinish;tho person taking first place this ysargets twenty-five points, the second twenty-three, the third twenty-one and an nn down the odd numbers to and lncludingone, the thirteenth man who finishes receiving the one point. Thus the winner of the largest aggregate of points in the three years' racing will receive The Guardlan's magnificent Bicycle Trophy now in the window of Prowss Bros. Ltd. The winner of the largest number of points this yenris entitled to the hand- some medal kindly oifered by L.E. Prowse of Prowse Bros., Ltd., the winner of second place obtains the magnificent trophy by W. N. Tanton, Jeweler, that of third place the large sliver butter cooler by the Canada Cycle and Motor Co.. Ltd.. the fourth place anexceedlngly neat silver rncdul by W. E. Moran, of the Union Comm..-rclnl College, and thc fifth place on-1 hail dozen cabinet photos by J. A. S. . Bayer of Gauvin Genttel 860. There are no restrictions as to the kind of bicycle

er than the rider.

LAHTEH Elllii

WAS EUNTINUEIJ

frrirery against Harry L_arter nt ~ the p`llce Court yesterday. His evidence, summarised, is given herewith:

cheque lo me the last day he got paid off. Ha wanted me to change lt, and make it $17.50. I did not do it. Larter wanted me

around and do lt. He came back in about two hours time. He asked ms why I did not change it

days later. Helbroughtltwo blank cheques. He wanted me to iill out onaforQ7.50. I wrote out a cheque and ho snatched it out of my hand.

Martin testified that he wrote

it purported to be signed by G D

him three dollars when he would get it cashed. Ha saw Lamr since he had

told him toawssr he had never sasn the cheque. hrter wanted him to go to New York and had' showed him a picture of a friend of his who would got hint *I ob. < ‘ ` ` ` J .Martin swore ha had written the check br-sauce he thought Lartar was only fool- ing him.

The testimony of Martln'a father was also taken, and the case wal than ad- journed till Monday next.

§ Fishing tsokia being sold at lowest prices. We never cany any ovarlf sailing unsa r will olaar out our stock. Taka

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Lhoeolates ha 'e ‘a richness and iiavou

1| distin ishss them from other chocolates

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. Wi\ite's Mm* °“ ""7 Piece' A E

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shot-t‘.'vboatlenf_|i_.lIernon Blvsr. _,f}',; nine; gat-klng§"'_1i‘,uons1" on corner bl’

The Guardian la in receipt of a couple

of stalks of oats from Patrick Morrlssy Orwell, which measure 5 feet 7 inches Boat this who can,

Mrs. B. H. Smith, of Taunton Maas., ll expected to arrive by the mall train this evening to vials her parsntt W.F. and Mxa..Fraser. Lynwood. _ _ ,

Tunnel coupons are coming in from all

quarters. Every person should iill in and ,mail to “The,Guardi_an. Charlottetown" at

_s’nvelope. . '

._Teispbone subscribers will please shaogo their Directory books asfollows- Guardian Publishing Co. l$-2 bubserlp tion Department; 132-8 Advertising Department.

There worn forty passengers from Bros China Polnt.~ and! }iall|day’s wharves yesterday morning. by the S. S. City af London and the following cargo: 25 bar- rels cement, 25 cases eggs. and two beef cattle.

Advertisers are asked to have ‘chang a

in noi. later than ton a. m. oaoh Saturday lor the Morning Daily and Rural Daily, as Guardian employees have a hall holiday each Saturday. 'Iho business, and news departments are open as on other days. V

A mostlnteresting game of baseball took

place in Victoria Park yesterday between Charlottetown and Summerslde teams. The home team won by a score of 0 to 7. A detailed account of-the game, crowded out today, will appear tomorrow. Supsrlntsndaatltoss of the -Post office

Department Ottawa, has arrived to arran- ge details in connection with the free postal delivery for this City. It is not likely arrangements will be completed for a couple of months by which time the houses it is expected will be numbered.

MiEl|NE UE _ EHE CHEESE BUAHI]

A largely attended meeting of th”

Cheese Board was held yesterday, and several topics of importance were discuss` ed by the influential members present- The following factories boarded cheese in the quantities glvdnf-

Lakeville 100

Qrweli 80 Union 127

Iiszeihrock 125 ‘

Hillsboro 00

ned Pstsmc. '

lllmexald IH) ' " ». "

Gnwnn Brac 70 *'-

Red House 72 New Perth 100 Kensington 350

Stanley Bridge 25)

Cornwall 110 Dundas 112 Si.. Peters 87 Hampton 50 Winrloe 80 The buyers present were Messrs Has-

z-lrd, AltKen,Spiiiott, Biilln. The cable- rfceived by the board read: "Liveroooly Montreal 11 to Ili, Brookville sold at iii to iii."

Bidding started at l(\i and rosa to Iii at which prius the board was bought by Mr. Spii‘ett. The next meeting will be Septemi|er10.

ROSY CHEEKS FOR PALE GIRIS.

Dcn't he debarred from strength and

Epuit, don‘t give in to illness and despair. errozone supplies tone and vigor through

which allfunctlons of woman? life are maintained and fortified. rom New Richmond, Quo., comes the fo lowing ~t~\t»-ment from Mrs. IsirloreBoissonrsuit: “I tslrv deep pleasure in testifying-tothe powsrlul intiuencs of Frrrozoue. For yqarslilygnugliler has been pole and sickly-showed signs of advanced anaemia.” Her ilpsgnt so white and her cheeks so devoid of colnrl feared con- ~umptlon. Ioan certify Fsrrczone made an excellent cure, and to~riny my daugh- u»r‘~ health lsths best." 50c. per box at olidsaiers. ,

1' Ou Wednesdays and Saturdays during the months of July and August the fsrr tr Piston and return same day will bs 1.50 including tea. _ T-10d Ll Auniil.

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Our rnotiilgis o‘ evaminntiou Rive

be t rsau.ts. Try ua.

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The Great '

.AUGUST _ SALE

_. Still Continues ‘

Tremendous Reductions

on the Following :

Fancy Dress Muslim.

Fancy Dimities and Organdies.

All White Fancy Mus1ins.‘I

Summer Wash Suits and Skirts.

Ladies’ Wrappers. and House Dresses.

Children’s Silk and Mnslin Hoods. Ladies’ and Children's Linen and Duck Hats. Lace Curtains. »

3 5 Pieces Dress Tweeds etc.

Special Values in

Ladies’ Cotton and Cashmere Hose.

White and Colored Shirt Waists. Basket Lot Ladies’ Kimoaas, Lots of them Less

Than Half Price. »

And Miny Other Lines Reduced.

Stanley Bros.

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SUGAR _SNAPS ._‘;‘:°.':s'.t.:“s..

_ For Crysisibugar

Thrifty House keepers °h°-=;0\e° “~=

Best Granu

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The Royal Bank of Canada

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The prudent mm realizes the uncertainties of business

,G and the folly of spending his entire income. It is every man's '. duty to save a portion of his earnings and place it where it

will bear interest. -

Savings depart ment.

- ` J. l", McMlI.LAN, '

Manager, Charlottetown.

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w. e. TURNER a. co.

t The Low Price Store!

Have you read oar competition ad. which appeared in The Morning‘s

Guardian for the past ten days. Get une of your old Guardians and read it again or better still get one of our biii herds which we put in every parcel of goods bought from us. The reverse side of which contains the whole com petition. _

Somebody is going to get n good thing out of it.

~ ilur Motto is

Low prices on everything in general, dry goois, gents‘ furnishings,

I-IEWSON TWEEDS, MONCTON TWEEDS, OXFORD 'l` Nl-IEDS, flanneis bianlreting, liupgets, sic., e'c. '

We give 35c per ib for wool in X change for any goods in the sto e.

W. C. TURNER & CO..

Sunnvside, Charlottetown.

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If you want a Steamboat, Motor boat, Fishing

boat, Lobster boat, Row boat or any other style o boat, send ns your order and we will give you th

best value that can be obtained for your money,

H. W. EMBREE & SON

Boatbuiiders and Agents for the “Caako” Marine Engine.

Port Hawkesbury, N. S. .

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Wonderland i

Continues from 7 to |030 Program changed every Monday and Thursday

Nothing but the best and newest. For the Hr-at three days of this week

the greatest entertainment of MOTION PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONG

’Iha Bandit Kiss-Great Western nifture ahowitm' the meth s adopted by the ha a in the w nntlawa ind by tha lata Buck Brady- uow they level toll on the stone coach passsn; gars and the U.B. government' their last bank

rvbberz, the great pursuit and rhs final run down ya vigilance committee fro n tha town of San nemo. TLNDERLOIN TRAGEDY-An interest. inltrflanoo behind the scenes oi' life in the dis ct of New York. as seen by bins coats and gain clothes men.

JO NNYS RUIN-A funny comedy picture. SKIPPING CHEESES-This picture irons

of th best t h

s yc.s own.

J. Austin Trainor will also sing the l\eauti» ful illusrrnted so%

"When Bob its ls Whistling in the

Meadow."

Admission 5 cents '

Nothing cheap but the érrice. The

biggest five cents’ worth in suada.

Como when you like

JKS‘1da`{ as long as you pfsasr

Harness Leather

We keep in aiock Gut quality im-

\ oorietl Harness Leather.

UONG BROS. .

Agents Wei-.h Tanning Co.

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Farm For Sale

1ofYeri\ypri\’ntc sale my farm sltnn ,rl nl.

Keily‘n eros., Lot tv, nomlutiiig of H1 acres of freehold in d. |10 of which ure clonr. and tho

bnlluico cnvorcd wltn a good supply of hard and'r=oft wood. A* prownt it is is l scedod out. Un thc premises is n large now dwoilln house. wl lr a frost procf ue lar. burn, house. hun house, grnnary, piggcr y, and other ou buildings. Sit ntod, nn it is in the immediate vicinity

of schools. chur hos, sl/zrcs. carpenters an h|c.clrsmlths` rlxorrsbuttrsr und ch:-one factorial, and only four or ilvc miios from Victoria-one

of the bent shipping ports in tim Province. it isa vory desire ie property. and will be sold at a bgggniri.

A rr ti ie guaranteed-

l~`or particulars apply to ur write,

J. H. MONAGHAV,

P. E. I. Rail way,

Charlottetown. June filth. 1907 1-idthrthlm

Weavers Wanted.

Girls to Weave and to lenrn tho business, There has been an increase of over 10 p. c. in

www and weawrs are making hlgmonoy

nge:-1 paid while ionrning.

App y at once to

00'l"l‘0N MILL

Moncton.

'I-ildril /lug ill

In iln\o\\eon iiiiil il Milli

will open for the Fall Term MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND. Lessons given on Organ, Piano, Harmony and O r c h e s tr al Instruments (strings excepted). The Sat- urday free lectures will be resumed.

Early application is desir-

able. Application to be made to the professor,

W. HARRY WATTS.

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You Can Stand

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1| the hot weather, if you wear .P one of our nice summer suits. .F We have a very fine line of

auillnus lu stock. that will keep you comfortable during the warm season.

i Don't Melt

£ when you can

Keep Cool

at a very small cost. Try nr.

Mebonald & Perry,

The Nohby Tailors, Gt. George St.

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Summer Ilonniurs. accommodations forab ut wcpiy' por our Good boating and bathing: Persons so desiring will be met at boat nl

i;5n!l{|1»|. hlfor terms and refgrspos apply so Geo

u ol. A noonry J ar oikotown

ir w ivan” wr-ir Po dr. rcaampa

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J. AUGUSTUS BENTLEY,

Ba rrfatar and Attorney UFl7'lCl2~0vq'R0Y\l Bank of (Hllldl

KENSINGTON. P. E. I. nomar so warautssa morn; or use

Moderate rstaa of in

Bdmwfrdw

McLeod Gt Bentley,

Barrlsten and Attorneys-at-law.

Solicitors for the Bank~of Nova Scotia

lonay tnloan. Onion-Bank ol Nova loola Chambers

Wwlyr. Charlottetown

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