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Ilndertakmg in allbrancb- AN_’i__-:-i,;_:; mm 'ren 'pany it uk-W W ff ‘

es, eiuhailitiing, etc. I I _ httentton. Funeral directing quickly,

3_pi¢_fly,,&l1d perfectly perform-

New and up-to-date equip-

ment in every particular.

Lady ~_ assistants always at

hand. ,

Prices just what you would

wish to pay.

Head Office in N_ew Piowsc Block-Charlottetown. u»'c1r:`w'°°"1=v- ' ' _

. '='rnei- wee. means: in

im' “lint “VL “nt °' ‘u° Miss Wynne Davis, Moncton, is _-police °i:di;? glechterduy. on Q

' visiting in this City. -

The tide will be high this evening . _ . __a.1z nna rumen-cw morning nc Mm, B,~,,,,,,, ,‘m,,_ 0,,” ,M “J ,mm ,,,,_.(,,,y w,,,,,,”_ The Busiesf Store on Charloffeiown’s Busiest Street

turned from a visit to Lower Mont

IP.-°i'rAueu<>emiaoa,we»in

Dr Saunders returned to Ottawa

Moore e.McLeod

Wm , 08”- i Sampson Turner -of Bridgetown, N; " ‘ I I- 1 1 I- 'I *J able t¢_ffb‘:°:_1_i<:°l;__»_l_§-__ fgiverns __ . , s.. ann arrived on it visit to menus

u1m,m_ ‘ rece” Rev J. M. Reardon and brother in U10 ‘MY-

I ___ ;_T_<‘>_seph, St PsulMinn, are visiting in R ___ t H T “_ “___” ‘_

'rhcrc in ns rush to cu c weep ° Y' Y' ' f ° “` °°°°"' °' “- ° * L _,__, _ em harvest. “emu ”_°m° Hood .___ yesterday on the Farmers’ excursion -

___ ' visiting friends in Hunter .River Andi ’ W ' S \ f ""

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The Davison Undertaking Co,

Ltd.

Hom. G.» E. Hughes, Pres. W B. Prowse, Sec’y Treas. Offices 209-211 Prince St. Open any hour, day or night

. Phone 289.

llarvest Exeursionists Attention

. Once again the West calls for help. Are you contemplating going, if so you will need to be properly fitted out for the trip. We have e\ erything you will need, everything just right, price right too. We can

please you. _

tlveralls and Working Clothes

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Men’s Underwear

Four ` words tell the

story.

Best for the money We don’t advertise any

f one sort of urdeiivear

because we have the best underwear we can find in every good kind Balbrig- gan, cotton ileeced lined etc., all sizes 25c up to

The reputation of

our overalls and working clothes has been spread abroad and working men from far and near come here for their overalls and jackets.

Our overalls are the best in the world for the money

Overalls of all kinds for all purposes.Strip- ed, plain, white, with or without bib, jump- ers of plain striped and check patterns; eit. .

Working Clothes The best ever, if

you try them once your our customer for ever afterwards.

Men s Sweaters '

You will surely need a.

sweater if you are going. No better garment to travel in or work in al- ways allowing perfect freedom.

You can always depend

upon finding.

The best mslies here all colors plain or fancy, Prices 5oc, 7 5c $I.oo up

3.oo per garment. ti $5.00. Men’s Working Shirts

We have the best

Always

in Stock.

line df Men’s Working

shirts in the city suit-

able for heavy work

Duck .drill extraheavy

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gingham and black

sateen all sizes. Our as-

sortment cannot help

bnt please you. We

handle all the leading

makes.

'trunks and Bags

You will want it g00d trunk °1'8`1‘i ¢° °“1"'Y

your baggage.No question but ours is the lresf sssorf- menf of travelling frsps in town. .

' T k $2.25, MW, 3.50 ete-

Siii‘tnC:ses $l.25, l.75, 2.00 etc. . All shs s of hand bags, all styles of telescopes,

trunk and shawl straps, leather tags etc.

Everything you’ll need to travel with conven-

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F. and Mrs Pooley have returned

to their home in Hunter River after visiting frleuis in Tryon.

, Miss May S., Beaton, Hunter River, is visiting in Elliots the guest of ner cousin Miss Edna Bertram.

I' an McLeod, Hunter River, ha-

rcturned home after spending a, week ini this city and Madelen Isl-ands.

The outward Cargo by the Northum-

berland to Pictou yesterday included 4oo cases lobsters and two cars way freight,

Rev J. F. Floyd on Sunday evening

last referredin his sermon to the and drowning accident, on the previous Thursday.

John McMillan asst station aigent-

at Kensington spent Sunday in Hun- ter River the guest of Jas and Mrs Patterson.

The S. S. Cacouna sails from Mom

treial tomorrow Thursday evening for Gh’t.own _direct she will be due here Sunday evening. See ad.

Mrs I. Lowther, Kensington, and

Mrs P. Newsom, Charlottetown are spznding a week in Crapaud the guests of Mrs Henry Wsdman.

The Farmers constant occupationjn

_Dundas now is housing hay. All can join in saying that the farmer earns his bread by the sweat of his brow.

Among the visitors in this City ure

Mrs R McKenna, Brockton, Mass. lvfiss M McKenna. Medford Mass; Stephen and Mrs Graham, andJ B Graham, Malden, Mass.

The following Charlottetown ped-

plc have been sumimering in Crapnud : L. W. Wwtson and tamily,the Misses Newberry, Miss Susie Crosskill, Mrs Butcher, Gera-ld.Brem.ner ani Jack Crosskill.

During the course of his remarks on

Sunday, Rev Father Bryne announced that the old St Stephen church is the oldest Catholic church inthe country and was consecrated by Bishop McEach~ ern of P. E. Island in |842 before there 'wasn bishop in St John.-Sussex Record

Do ncfti send communications to in-

dividual members of stall. Everything should be addressed “The Charlotte- town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I.," and on the left hand corner art 'tba bottom of the envelope should be "Advertising," "subscription," “Ea- iborial," or "News" according to the contents.

A very enjoyable evening was span..

at the home of Benj and Mrs Newson,

Kingston on Wednesday evening Aug. 4th to celebrate their baby boy’s birt - day. Someinvited guests from Hamp- shire attended the celebration and re-

rted a s landid time, music was ren-

gzred, both vocal and instrumental. Ice cream and cake was .served and after

some singing the guests returned home in the wee small ours.

After a v‘ery pleasant visit. of as

fortnight amidst relatives and friends at Upper Belle River, Murdoch and Mrs McKenzie and daughter of Salt Lake City, Utah, have left for their home accompanied by the best wishes of s host of friends. Mr McKen=tie left his native Isle for the Western States some fifteen yea/rs ago, and since that time has become one of the successful Islanders abroad. He was pleased to note many improve- ments and signs of progress on every hand in the Garden of the Gulf. Mr McKenzie is a son of John McKdn'Lie, Upper Belle River.

The Union Commercial College

re-opens on August 24. Those who wlsh to secure a modern Business training should make lt

:Tha Cornwell Sundgy School Pie-

nic will Us held Saturday, Aug. 14th, on the parsonsge grounds, Cornwall. Should day prove unfavorable picnic will be held on' Monday the 16th.

3-10dtuf2i.

Small Cakes

in endless variety. We have been in this business for years sud know just what you went. The cakes we make ers

Always

Fresh

Telephone 31|

ECLIPSE BAKERY Bskes lest Breed

left yesterday morning for Nevada.

John McKinnon, Mount Buchanan,

and Roderick McDonald, Point Prim, left: yesterday morning for Nevada-.

D. Gordon & Co, are having a big

clearing sale of boots and shoes for fifteen days. The ad appears in' this issue.

Rev A. P. McLellan, St Andrew's,

day returning home in the after- noon.

W. F. H. Gill, peymsster of the

Fourth Regiment C. A., has been promoted to the rank of honorsfry csiptain.

All are pleased tolearn that Daniel

Youston, Launch ng, who has not been well for some time,is now almost' ent/irely recovered.

John Cantello snd'Sinclair Mc- Rae, Pinneote. and Angus McLeod and] wife, Garfield, were passengers yes- terday en route to Cobalt, Ontaario.

The steamer Hiarlatsd will go to

Crapaud this afternoon at three o'- clock returning about nine o'clock tonight. The return fare is forty cents. '

Frank Hennessefy of this City form-

erly in the employ of W. A. Hut- cheson Conilectioner, is making himself famous as pu roller skater iln Chicaigo.

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The Harvest Excursion special left

this City yesterday afternoon at four thirty. The train was in charge of Conductor Stetson and was composed of two engines and ten cars.

The drill in operation at Port

Hood has reached a depth of 1190 feet. The ten inch drill is now being used. Mr Schmitt has gone to Cape Breton, and has been replaced by Mr Stover.

A subscriber from Malpeque writes;

_-"The Guardian is the first: Dews- paper inquired for when the mails arrive. Liberals and Conservatives all read The Guardian. The reason is-it's the only independent journal published in the Province and it con-.

editofrla-ls-something new and up-to~

date ever da. Kee on edvocatin ,

The fifth annual meeting of the

Ledies. Golf Association will be held on th( links of the Hlalifai Golf Club, beginning Monday 23rd -'August till 27.¢h. At this meet the Ladies

vinces will be played for. It ishop- ed that 9, ladies team from- Charlotte- . town Golf Club will arrange to go and represent this Province. Further particulars are posted at the Club House.

Lemuel and Mrs Arthur have left

for their home in San Francisco af- ter a» pleasant sojourn of six weeks among relatives and friends in hhis Province. Helen G. Macdonald, lit- tle daughter of J. A. Macdonald' of Oakland, accompanied them to the Pacific Coast. A party of friends con- sisting of Geo and Mrs McKenziatoi I-Illlsboro,l-iamniond and Mrs Toombs Mrs E. M'cLu1'e and Miss Mabel Wool- nrr of Rustico, Geo H. and Miss Blanche 'roormbs of Charlottetown accompanied them to Pt du Chene. Mr and Mrs Arthur. as well as little Helen have hosts of friends in the Province who will gladly voice the sentiments of the poet, “Better lo'ed we canna be. And will ye no come, hack again 7"

:The new reelat New wonder-

land this evening is Mothlsto and the Maiden with the two oomed les of Inst evening. and a new

I Kodak Catalogue .

giving description and prices of - all the different kinds of Kodaks and Brownie Cameras we handle-

Frce at our Store or

by mall.

was a passenger to the City yestser- I

tslns the latest news and the best

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reform, including vote by ballot."

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Misc mann Bertram ci snnctn spain B““°"°' lug' olii oamwcerdpmn' omeitiiiiy' vias id* ” lwi`“"` "°"" "

Sunday in Hunter River the guest; _""' homgm zhe Znernogz' re “rm i 1 '| F' _,.21-. ._..l"-’ of her cousin Miss K. Patterson. ' gr‘X§g“§;,cr';cDg2,‘§€,§i “E ~¢£s,$,i,,Tel,Z F-_ ' : 1 "_-_-.~ \@‘~ i='1_"` 1'.. l

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. ' - ruin Province. g Judge Hmlsson. Muster of the' 1 'ee-.~ '=*`i=.. V . \; , ""1 =‘~,“W**

Having is Pretty well Bmehod at ,Ronin oity, was n passenger eo sum- 1 |`*‘-“" -* I 1 -,F Port Hood and farmers are looking Miss Irene Don has teacher stimerside yesterday afternoon. , -..._-..._..__l,: I I 2,".-lid" forward to a bountiful harvest. Fish- E-“iota smut Sugda 'at her h __ l i 'I V __ li f- - ,illg is l”9l>0l‘l1¢<i fllif. but “alt is in Hju,,'t,,,. Rive, y om” Rev. F.X. Gallant, BloomHeld,\cnms '_ mi scarce. - ' to the City Tuzsday and returned § _F ;_“ ' .'-

' ' “° Mrs T. W. Johnston and Miss Stat-p h°m° Y°¥f»°l‘<i'Bi' af ernoon. ‘ 7*'-Y` `"‘\=‘="_")"T3fi:- LL-Qf`T1"`;{->

‘Of Digby. N. S.. are spending the ___ - ""<11f;`»- ' it 1*. summer in Crapaud. Joh” NkKhm°"' M°“°t' Buchanan' 1 ` ., ~`<_.~.‘~‘=f» "..<'-'5.- ."1" i iii.;

and Roderick McDonald, Point Prim, ‘ ~ ~ ~ ' " ‘ --- ~‘ ’ ‘ '

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Trunks Bags Suit Cases and Traveller’s Equipment

N these vacation days when everybody is moving about more or less, the

need of proper equipment becomes emphatic. Safe, sightly and strong outfit for the transport of one’s belongings is really as important as

any feature of your getting ready for a trip. This store,s ability to supply thc just right tning in trunks, bags, suit cases, valises etc is marked. Most pe :ple say they can save money by purchasing baggage supplies here.

Canvas c vcred telescope bags.

leather straps, sizes I4 to 26incl1es, Price 45c to $1.35.

Good, strong canvas covered suit

case, lock and catches, 22 inch, $1.40; 24 inch, $1.55.

Suit Case, imitation leather, brass

lock, 22 inch $2.40; 24 inch $2.70.

Suit Case, leatherette, double

locks, shirt pocket inside, will wear better than a cheap leather case, 24 inch $4.90.

Suit Case, same as above, but

with outside straps, 22 inch $4.25; 24 inch $4.00. _

Leather suit case, canvas lined,

brass lock and catches;22 inch. $4.40; 26 inch $5.00.

Leather suit case, same as last,bnt

with outside straps; 22 inch $5.25; 24 inch $5.75.

Better leather cases at $6.2 5 and

$725-

Club Bags, imitation leather, 95c

and $:.I5.

Solid lgather suitcase, best brass

lock and catches; outside straps, leather lined throughout, leather shirt pocket; 22 inch $11.25, 24 inch $12.00

Club Bags, split leather, $2.10

and $2.40.

Club Bags, solid leather, $3.90

and $4.10.

Mc-tal covered trunks, good strong’

l0c\<,fitted with tray, $2.90, $3.20. and $3.50.

W atcrprocf carvas covered trunks,

metal buttons, fitted with tray. 28 inch 5.3.60; 2_0 inch 134450; 32 inch $4 35; 34 inch $4 S5»

Better qualitv with straps $5.15

:$8.25, $9.2; ySm_25 and $11.25.

Iikpecially strong well made trunk

bass lock. catches and corners, fibre bound, leather straps, linen lined throughout, fitted with tray, hat box, etc; 36 inches $14.25

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Splendid Styles In Suits

We have received a very handsome suit- made of fine smooth all wool cloth, browns

blues, greens or blacks, 37 inch coat, a wond- $ 5 erat..............___.

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°`.o'.et.ni-7°? ‘nngncn im oeoccim is n delicious combination of pure Chocolate, Hazel and Walnuts. Wt im" imported p, large quantity direct from the manufacturers in lllnglani and' can offer an excellent article at a very moderate price. The Tw: Macs. Macdonald E Msekinnon,Dru|- glam, _ drtf.

"Bilious attack and warm weather

generally go together. A morning dose of Hughes Etlervescent Suline, protects the system against them. Price 25c. per bottle. Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecnries Hall.

llidbury s

lin lish Gliocolates

We have just receiv-

ed, direct from England, a large assortment of these de1icious,assorted chocolates,put up in %, 1-2 and 1 pound pack- ages.

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p|seD0||AI.D C llselllllwll DRUGGIBTS. Cor. Gt- Geo. and Kt._Sts.

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Mattress Making

[have the only power|_|'nachine in the Province.

or picking andljdusting old hair, wool, flock and othe

mattresses. Any kind made over equal :to new [lat

moderate cost. _

a point to attend. - illustrated song. a_1o.12t_ 2 I - 7 rr* MARK witloirr

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INCOME BONDS

-' Guaranteeiiig 7 per cent interest and of undoubted se curity are issued by the North American Life Assurance C0.

on the lives of healthy men, women and children. _

' There is no safer and simpler method of securing family independence as a good life income for yourself than the put' ,

chase of one of these bonds. .

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