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A Saffsfiedimis. THECENTRAT GUARDIAN ' _ “T K ` 7" ‘ `

Customer

is the strongest link in the chain that holds our trade. Lei us send you your 2° Ch-flottetotii .....'§ ‘.‘§’..-.°.""`§..‘Jf.‘ supply of HA R D

COAL and you will ww" lm `"°“'___~

be satisfied too.

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The 'people were the k d f, 1

'the Cattle in ordcrn -gf riierit? ‘£1555

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"50 Pairs of heavy black

"silk boot" hose at 60c a pair at btaniey's today by ¢xpr¢;,_

195. 7-llM2i

_“All our Trimmed Miliinery

going at half price. Don't miss this chance of securing your dress hat, Patons.

224. 7-l2M3i

"F'ly time is here We can- th

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bhst catchers and Killers. Use thelare one link in the chain of 64000

Wonder Fly Killer; it 'lasts the en- tire season and is the cheapest ex- terminatnr in the world-ist each. E] A. Foster, Central Drugstore,

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“Large stock of rain costs for

men and women at Patona.

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Patons trimmed millinery

going at half price. Call and see them today. 225, 7-l2M5i

GOING AWAY? HERE ARE

IT PAYS 5°. bl-‘Y in this Province

3111011131( foxmen and all interested in

0 We are ol the fox industry in this

province will be held in the Board of Trade rooms at 10 sharp this mom. mg- The 0bl°¢t of the meeting is to consider matters of vital importance o the fox industry,

C£g{CUshiC0M.ING~-H0Wc's London towns; W rchi has visited Charlotte- to be *ini* gi’ °“s vvcasicns. is billed

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next week or s and

ombleted their engagement the,~e_ A °h°rt ‘F98-5°” Of Performances will be Elven ln this town. The advance agent of the circus was in Charlotte-

INTERESTED Cl.ASS,- The Live Stock Judililll-I Class which was held at Launching on July 7th was a grand SUCCESS. and was attended by “98l`1Y_ all the farmers of the sur- rounding section, The C1855 was com. D0s0d of Dairy Cows and Cslves, Mr, liobert Robertson of the 'Provincial ,Department of Agriculture was in Charge. and held the attention of those present for about four hours,

bmught out considerable difference of l"pi“i°"- Altef C0IlSi.deI`r1ble discussion', lPr0fessor Robertson lmade his placing Iand said very plainly why he did so..

‘Those Dresent felt that it was one of the best afternoons they had had for l"~ 10"! time. and that more informa- Ition, generally, could not have been given in any other way. The thanks of this' settlement are due the De- partment of Agriculture and more lDBI`tiC\1lurly, Professor Robertson, for his excellent work, and it is hoped that in the near future he will be back to Lnunching again.

Z1Wlie-n you see the Re;all sign you are sure of finding a store where is displayed all that is proven best in high grade drugs and sundries. We

stores to handle the line ol Rexall Remedies of-which there are now. 360 in active use. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent. Sts. Mtf __ __ ._ _ ,_A ~-

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SOME THINGS YOU’LL NEED. ,

Good strong trunk or grip filled with shirts, collars, ties bath towels, ` tooth brushes, clothes brush, bathing suits, light summer hats, pyjainas_ hath-robes. helts3_ outing shirts, sweaters, hose, suspenders, tie clips, baclielor’s buttons and ties and shirts galore. They are_all hero for the asking. nt Pntonsgl _ izs-7-suttl

EVERY HU SKY FARMER harvests his wheat, and ever husk School-boy thrives upon it vyhen hf mother cuts his s'h’nr.e of it at svsr mea For strength he _'th and economy hu

onli slump

in you’re harvesting for the future

S1‘EW'AR'l"S BAKERY A

Arbutus Complexion Cream

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Arbutus Comp’exion Cream i.-

something new and decidedly super-

It cleauses and protects the complex- ion, is easy to apply and does not con _ tain injurious oils or fats.

Put up in handsome jar with screw

n'ckel lop 50:. M ney back if dissat-

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in toilet preparations.

Mciiinnon Drug Co.

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent St. .

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"If yan walk much, stand much or

if your feet are tired, aching, burning, sore, swollen or bruised you Will need to use Wedd's Military Foot Powder, This is a splendid preparation used

hy all Dcdcstriails and militia men which destroys all odor of perspira- tion, kceps the skin smooth, cleanl nnd cool and is real comfort to the; fcct. Largo tin 25c. Tho Two Macs,

149 Gt. (leo. St. Mhltf.; ,_~-- ._-..=. -~.'~¢.fv'==v\| "Writer wings and bathing cups arc

just thu things for summer sport in the surf. Our bathing cnpn are mado in many shades and colors with fin- est ruhbor undercoverlnir and elaitlc cord fasteners. All grades and sizes of water wings. The Two Macs. 149 Great George St. MEU-

Minard’s Liniment Co.. Limited.

Gents,--I cured a valuable hunting

dog of mango with MINARD’B LIN!- MENT after several veterinsrics had treated him without doin! Ulm BUY permanent good. ‘

Yours. etc, WILFRID GAGNE.

Prop. of Grand Central Hotel. Drum'

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They are so simple a child can

use them with good results _

to $12 00

Geo. E. Hughes “The People’s Druggist"

Conlenlcd.

, is the .maxi behind a_pipe full of Hickey s Brigert Cut Smoking Tobacco.His pipe dreams will QIWBYS b* pleasant because this tobacco is manufactured from only the best Virginia leaf the Aroma being pure and fragrant. Tfl' it for your next smoke.At all Grocers and Drugglsts.

Tobacco Co. Lid.

FOX MEETING.-A meeting of the

ANOTHER FOX COMPANY.-Nrr

tice of application for the incorpora- tion oi’ another io; company appears in Saturds.y's Royal Gazette. The °01Ill>BDy will be nsmed."The Empire BUICK F01 Company, Limited," with a capital stock of $150,000 and with their head oihce in Charlottetown. The Directors are Dr. Geo., Carruth- ers, Dr. H. E. McEwen of O’Leary, Dr. A. S. .Palmer of Coleman, J. T. Lantz and John F. Whear of this city. Mr. walter J. Lsntz who has Just returned_from Saskatchewan to permanently reside here will be the Secretary-Treasurer. The ranch is to be locatedon the outskirts of the city on the beautiful and splendidly lsitllated property known as “Kiln- burn” and the stock will include only foxes of the royal Island strain.

CROP PROSPECTS.-The recent

rainfalls and warm weather have made a great improvement in all the crops throughout the Province, but none have responded to the same ex- tent as the grain. The cold weather seemed to have been favorable to the development of a good system, the result of which is being seen in the rapid elongation of the stock. At the time of writing it. looks as if the grain crop would be much better than average, and the number of entries that are made in the Fields of Stand- ,ing Grain Competitions would seem to indicate that many fields are of excellent quality. The number of prizes offered this year is, however, much greater than last year which perhaps accounts for the number of entries coming in. Full information can be had from the Department of Agriculture.

I-I‘ELPF‘UL MEETING.- The Coin- wall-York and Meadow liank Insti- tutes held a~ joint meeting in the Cornwall School house on Monday, July 7th, at 3 D. m. Both Insti- tilted were well represented. Mrs. George Macdonald President of Corn- wall-York Institute presided. Preserv- ing and canning was the subject un- der discussion. Miss Charlotte How- ard read a very instructive paper on the principles of canning and pre- serping. Mrs. D. Murchison explained her method of canning strawberries and also chickens; several others ex- changed ideas in regard to the cann- ing of diilereut fruits and vegetables. The subject selected for the August meeting of the Cornwall-York Insti- tute was The Improvement of the School, the meeting to be held in the York Point School house.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTES.- Ou

Thursday afternoon a number of ladies specially interested in Wo- men’s Institute work met in the schoolhouse at East Wiltshire. The supervisor was present to explain and describe the movement and after the matter was fully discussed it was decided to organize an Institute to include the women of East Wiltshire and Warrem Grove School districts. The” following are the officers for this newly formed Women's Instituto: President-Mrs. Frank Howard; Vice- Presidcnt-»Mrs. Oliver Warren; Direc- tors-Mrs. Cass, Miss Scott, Mrs. J. MacKinnon, Mrs. R. MacKinley, Mrs. G. Owen; Secy-Treas-Mrs. Vickerson. It was decided to hold monthly meet- ings, alternately in each district, the first meeting to be held in the War- ren Grove School on Wednesday, Aug. 13th, at seven D. ln.. when the sull- ject of School Slmprovement is to be the chief topic, There will also be ri Buostion Box at this meeting and it is hoped the ladies will come preuar- cd to make this first meeting a very

interesting ons.

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Do You Buy Drugs Because They Are Cheap? Or because you need them? l~n`t it Because They are Needed 7 _

Our expeileuce of twenty'

four years, proves 'o be a fact- We don’t buy hence can’t sell--CHEAP DRUGS,hut we do sell THE BEST DRUGS C i-IEA P.

Just inako n. note of the diiier ence. \Vo hiwo nlwavs filled Pre- scriptions witli greatest accuracy- n. n d churgoll a MODERATE PRICE.

We guarantee ull our prices sat-

isfactory,-or money back if yon

want it. Johnson & Johnson

_ The Quality Drug Store. _

Do You Want A Nice, Cool Drink ?

There is nc drink that is

better for quenching the ' thirst, that is more delight- fully cool and deliciously re- freshing than lime juice or

grape juice.

We have just received s

fresh consignment oi the famous Monserstt and Sove- I reign Lime Joi? and the world-famous elsh Grape

Juice.

Call in today and get a

bottle. »

The Two Macs' |49 Gt. Geo. Street

Swell newsummer Sh lswurlh 2.50 for lea

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sbirtmaking fabli

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- ’ THIS IS A SALE THAT SHGULD INTEREST EVERY man in this

country -who ever wears a shirt. The shirts oiiered are made by one ol" the

'are fine --the. colors are up to date, The factory had a remainder lot of a lot of

they were willing to fake a loss in order to make a quick clearance---so they made it up into shirts for us---at a ridiculously low price.

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shirt makers. I`hey are good in every way. T he patterns

c.-.not a great deal oi each kind---they wanted to clear it out---

hat is the reason why We are now able to offer

" you a great range oi swell new stylish shirts--a

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dozen different patterns including plain goods"-

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Boys Underwear

each pattern in perhaps half a dozen colorings I '-

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Good cool thin balbrlggaii all sizes . .....40c

‘ Better grade balbriggm, all sizes . .........50c .1 Good line of “PORUSKNI'l."’ combinations. . .55c

Men’s line English wool underwear .. _ .. $1.25 Men's Aértex Underwear, 2 piece short...2.25 a suit Meu’s Aertex combinations . . . .- . _ _ _._ ..2.50 a suit

~. Bathing Suits . . . . . .5llc 75c 1.00 to 2.50

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This store oiiers you more new strziu' hits than any

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olher house inthe city-more siuurt shapes-~ iuorc up to date models.

New ones 75:: i.(l0 L50 2.00 2.50

'I he greatest line of pannuias ever seen iii Cliarloltc- i

own at 4.50 5.50 6.50 7.50 i0.00

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Mrs. Wm. Bruce of Albion Baywas

a visitor to..,Charlottetown Saturday.

Mr. and Mr`s.f1 Daniel McLean, Grand

View, \vepg.in Charlottetown Satur- day attending the Celebration.

Miss Victoria Whitlock, Charlotte-

town, is sponding a pleasant vaca- tion in Amherst, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Mugford_ of

Vancouver. B. C., are visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Dr. Smith of Halifax arrived in Charlottetown Slrltllrrlay evening by the »Northumbcrland.

Mrs. M. Nelson leaves this morning

for Moncton and St. John, where shc will visit relatives and friends.

Miss Mary E. Nicholson and Miss

Margaret Nl~,Donald of Orwell (love, were among the passengers who cnnic to Charlottetown Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perkins and

baby daughter Marjorie, of Estovun, Sask., arrived Wednesday night on u visit to Mrs. Perkins' mother, Mrs. A. McBenth, Marshfield.

Rev W. A. McKay, of Wick, Ont.,

who has been the guest: of Mr. and Mrs. T, C. James, Pownal St, left on return to his home yesterday morning. '

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pope, Toron-

to, and Mrs. Stewart Burton, Regina, who have bcrn nucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pope, City, left hy the Empress Saturday morning after a very pleas- ant visit here.

(From Saturdsy’s Evening Guardisnq Mr. J. W. Richards, M. P. an d

Hon. John Richards, Leader of the Opposition, came to Charlottetown by the express last night.

Mr. W. H. Blackford, Summerslde, Relieving Train Despatcher, is acting in the Train Despatcher‘s office here in the absence of Mr. J. J. Trainor, who is ill.

Mr. I-I. L. Higgs returned on Sat-

urday last from a business trip to Prince Edward Island and other places in the east, says the Wetaski- win Times.

Mrs. James Byrne, of this city

announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Evelyn Byme to Mr.

Hiscoek the Bunk of Mont

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_ Miss G. Viola Beer Mriverl by thc,lin.guail rctllrued to flharlottctown Ci|:u‘lottctm\'ll ’l`llur|<rluy night [rom

____ express last night from Boston to last night from Monctoll where _tkhev m.,,(,k|y"' N_ Y_ Father wullncc is m

spend her holidays with her parents, had licen attending thc Marltlmc 'Capt. Frederick and Mrs. Beer, oi Dental Convention. ll-¥l'H<lll21l»0 Of St- Dilnsmllh (""l1Cl1°""fl Fitzroy Street. whilc attending college was v c r y

_ prominent in nlllsicul circles.

l)rs. Lodge, Brown, Smullwouil and Father IG. A. Wallace arrived in .L_ Z _ ' r 3

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We have for sale and now open for inspection,

Twenty-five 5) pairs Western Silver and Patch Foxes,

» they are the finest bunch oi stock we have seen. lf you want to get into the Fox business on the ground floor, call and see us. We can positively interest you in quality and

price. _ S

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