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Bram and Muscle.

wg wish to call the attention of

cu, mmv customers to Our New Breakfast Food, MALTA VITA.

w¢ have been fortunate in secur.

in this beautiful food on account of it being so highly recommended by m¢di¢al men everywhere.

O yscents invested in MALTA VITA

will axure you more PLEASURE end more FOOD than $1.50 invested in mtll.

yA1,TA VITA needs NO COOK.

ING, money saved is money elrned, fuel costs money. '

Use M.-\L’l`.-\ VITA, save fuel; save

building a Ere; save money.

;,{,tLTA \‘l_TA is an ideal food for

SYMMFR, is PERFECTLY ¢00KED. ern _be eaten dry with cream. fruit Juice, or fruit, sliced bgnanaletc.

_\r_§L'l`A \‘l'I`.\ and Cream make a dglightful meal. MALTA VITA ig an ideal food for children. A per- fgct digestion is insured to old and young who use MALTA VITA.

'fry a package and be convinced of is 3ZERiTs_

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The-'ideal Grocery,

Cnarlottelown. P. E. 1.

Phone 199.

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The best made, best fittin

comfortable, durable an

can produce. _

The Small Proit E

SHOE MAN, Pownal Street.

Clftown, P. E. I.

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Boots and Shoes at

prices that modern

and skilled labor

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Hot Weather

Daintics at the

Eclipse Bakery

Dark Fruit Cake, 25c a pound-

Snltana Cake '»5C "

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F o o D ° E *wx*YA;:wxxxx_:val:_*_A-`::::::_"Av"-:v_::'"2`::::::: `::$:; I e i R H I. _ '

Tm: Princess and Express arrived last

night at 9.20,

THE Manchester Engineer leaves this

morning for Quebec.

THE Ladies’ Challenge cup will be shot

for this afternoon at 4 o`clock.

ICE CREAM at the Lawn party Grace

Church parsonage to-night at 7. 30.

Sheriff McDonald, Capt. W.A. John-

stone, Walter McKay, F. S. McDonald and Geo. A. Tompson, Montague are in the city attending the Rifle competition.

Ynsrartnar afternoon papers were

served on Peter Delorey, Georgina Doyle and Annie Benoit for violation of the Prohibition Act. Tue papers are return- able Monday.

ANY person residing near the sea shore

and within shor: distance of the city, who can accommodate a lafiy with board and lodging for a week or two, should apply at this onice at once. -

Gauvrx, Gentzcl 8: Co.. photographed

the members of the Grand Lodge of Odd- fellows yesterday morningin the Gardens. They are also making a large group of the Rebekah Degree team.

DoN"r make any engagement for tonight.

Why? Because there is an ice cream Social at the Grace Church parsonage lrwn this evening at 7. 30. What would*

WORK ou the new Bank of New Brun-

swick is nearing completion. The offices, though smaller than those of the other banking houses in the city, are neatly and artistically fitted up. On Monday the bank will open fOr business. with A. E. Williams mar ager.

Rev. Charles R. Cummings, who spent

some time in Moncton a. few ycars ago as- sisting Rev. E. B. Hooper, came over from Crapand, P. E. I. yesterday and went north to Campbellton on last nightfs Mari- time express.- Moncton Times.

MEMBERS of the Royal Arcanun will nct

forget the meeting te be held at 4 o’c1ock this afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. parlor. Geo. Lidell of Montreal Deputy Supreme Regent wishes tomeet the Council and

have an informal talk on matters con- cerning the good of the order.

Tnn following are the entries for boat

races today. Le`Roy, Captlteid, Summer- side; Defender, Capt C. R. Allen, Summer- side ; Kohinoor, Capt H. Picketts, do; Kclple, Capt Basil Kelly, do; Rangelight, Capt Geo. R. Judson, Pownal; Three Brothers, Capt. Thos. Lunn , Charlottetown; Freda, Capt Arthur Peake, City. Yachts start from Connelly’s wharf at 9 dclock and lobster boats at 2 p. m.

Rectory, Roxbury, Mass., Miss Fannie Finnigan daughter of late Francis Finni- gan, Vernon River, and James Lennon, son of Thos. Lannon, Summerville, were married by the Rev. Dr. Sullivan. The young couple were the recipients of many beautiful presents. The groom formerly taught school in parts of King’s County and is now engaged as book-keeper for Detroit Gear Works, Boston.

ALL matter of an advertising nature intended for publication in this iournap should_ addressed "to ‘Advertising Department, The Guardian, Charlotte- town,” Subscriptions to “Subscription department,” News to “News Depart- ment” and Letters to Editor, &c., to ,‘Editcrial ‘Department.” Under no cir- cumstances whatever should communi

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cation_s`l>e addressed to any member of the staff as it often transpires tha.t_the publication of same is delayed in con- sequence of the absence of such members _ rom the office. $5

THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPSIA PAINS.

_\' :C ir :sc " »' . l d' t fl food usually forms “";‘i‘°aC‘§"° ‘6° U ' galsggjttbgbrcgusgreg gainful disteniion of

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‘the stomach and pressure against the heart. This results in much pain and

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"distress, but_ ervil ne wi re love 6 distcntion, dispel the Rae, and core the

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ECLIPSE BAKERX ‘ ' (liIZ;'xi)r€iEiril<(-:Z Iigigeirllyeraiu qexcellent remedy

.BAKES BEST BREAD, Q for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, CramDS,

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Summer Complaint an all Stomach and

_, , , _. . 7' _ Bo lTroubles. No household is com- :`i»\¢`»a‘r\*¢V¢»=‘-“'#\’*!f»f‘i‘° pie? without Nervnrne. Try a 2oc.

bottle.

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lll}llNS Ellll THIS WEEK

Millincry _

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be nicer? Come and bring a friend.. ,|

ON Sunday evening in St. Joseph’si

ORANGE Btossoirs-A_n interesting

event took place at the home of the brldc‘s aunt Mrs. Mc Neill, Kent Street ycsterd ay afternoon at 3 o’clock when Ira D.Carr and Miss Jean Miller of Covehead were united in the bonds ofunatrimony by the Rev. W. H. Spencer, in the presence of a few of the immediate relatives of both parties. The bride was prettily attired in grey poplintrimmrd with pink chiffon over white and bands of cream insertion. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Charlotte McNeill, who wore. pink foul- ard trimmed with white. point d’ esprit

Supported by Arthur W. Simpson of Bay View. After the ceremonya light coll- ation was served and the bridal party left for home amid showers of rice and many wishes for their future happiness,

Eas'rnRN Norms.-Rev. J. A. Gordon is

on a visit to his sister Mrs. Scott, his many friends are gla/l to see_him retain- ill! his old time vigorf-Mrs. Henry Mellick now of Manitoba is visiting friends here.-Mrs. C.D. Rankin of Boston is summeriug with her aunt Mrs. Alex. Seel.-Copious showers of rain are falling refreshing the thirsty earth, freshening the sun burned pastures and restoring the wilted crops to renewed life and vigor, though itcatches considerable quantities t f hay cut and not cured, the benefits far outweigh any temporary inconvenience.- Fishillir is dull at present, the few mack- erel that raised the hopes or' the fishermen on bath sides of the-point, huvelflt. From Basin Head, west, there are some hulre but brit is scarce, and the fishermen are i now patiently waiting forthcsquii which the last years- put in his appear- ance when wr.nt:d, but now 3, new factor has to be reckoned with, as the voracious, the destructive, the hated dog-fish has arrived in the fish- ing grounds. The general resort of this detested fish is the warmer waters of the Bay of Fundy and ‘southern coast of Nova Scotia, but now for three successive seasons he has forced his unwelcome pre- sence into our Gulf, leaving on his track il the skulls and backbones of fish hooked on the trawls, as well as the trawls and nets cut by their shark-like teeth. While the farmer can;-with expense and labor, neutralise to a certain extent the work of the horn-Hy and potato-bug, the fisher- r`nen can do nothing only take ashore his lines and nets and wait for the school to leave.-Miss Hobbs of Charlottetown is visiting at John Bruce’s here. '

FREDERICTOWS LOYA LTY.

Fammnrcron, August 10.-The occasion

was honored by a. morning parade of @ children with bands. They were ad-\` dressed by the mayor and sang patriotic songs. At noon there was a military parade and the presentation of long service medals, a torchlight procession and Hreworks in the evening.

AN OBSTINATE CASE _OF ECZEMA ~ Mr. W. D. Johnson, Tilsonbu!‘R'. Ont. f

writes that his_father was_entirely cured of a long standrugand obstinate _case _ of Eczema hy the use of Dr. Chase s Oint- _ ment. His leg and foot were a mass of sores that refused to heal _and he _suf- fered terribly from the itching and sting- ing. Tnough he uscd a great many remedies and was treated by first-class doctors no permanent relief was obtained nut l he used Dr. Chassis Ointment.

W_ '

Orraiva, August ll.-Mrs. Hannah

.|Sproule,Ridea.nville, died this morning

from burns received by 9. lamp _explosion

on Friday. She was T7 years of 329-

EUSINESS BOOM WITH UNION TRADE.

Come, come to the Union Sf-ore whore

everybody is going and get your summer suit. Prices very moderate; satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded ._ Cloth sold by the yard cheaper than any store in the City. Come and see us and

be eonvigcerl Terms cash.

JAS. CALLAGHAN.

‘ Tips to bargain buyers. All Summer goods discounted at Paton 8: Cds. 8-2Sf

We have still left about 25 pairs

of Men’s Dongola Oxford _ Shoes we are selling at half price, if your size is amongst this lot, you should Secure a pair at once.-J. B. M_aC- E Donald & Co. 12 31

33% od the goods and a free life

size Crayon Portrait of yourself Of any of your famiiy, with even' $2

Tue balaIlC€ Of 0111' trimmed mlumer-Y has got to go an rAug\1St discount sale.-Prowse

For' $2.98 each.

Black Sateen Underskirts

-See our skirt, deel’ fbunce’ Coriied frm at"

' Bounce at $1-75_~`

our 1.-.def with _heavy knife -electing ~

Something ehoicers - our five fnll large Bounce s

if to make a quick sale we have decided to clear any trimmed Bros. _ _- ' 13 31

_and ~ black insertion. The groom was;

FATAL LAMP EXPLOSlON. _ i*

worth of goodS Y°11~bl1Y during our

I Geo. J. Rogers is spending et few days at

Hon. Peter McNutt of Malpeque, was in

the city yesterday. ‘

W L Hornsby oi the Riynl Bank ol

' Misses Jennie and Bell Lamont of Vic- toria Crcss, are v sitir g friends in Rice. Point, Lot 65. _ A

S. W. Muncey, Copa Ti averse, leaves Monday for Manitoba where he contern-_ plates residing in the future. _

Mrs. Henry Muvnach and daughter left

Sydney Monday morning for a visit to friends in Kensington, P. E. I.

Miss Annie Lea who has resided in Attlebora, Mass., for some time past has arrived at her home in Vernon River to particapate in an interesting. event.

Thomas Harper, the C;'ia.*lottetown

athlete, who competed iu tie sports on Coronation Day in New Glasgow, was

successful in securing ti~s'. in pile vault'

and second in the high jump.

Miss Fairlie Durant, l‘\Iar;a‘r, leaves

Thursday morning on a vi-if. to relatives in New Brunswick, Maine and Boston. She will be much missedhere among the departments of church an-ri temperance work.

NORTH Tavozv NOTES.-Hay ' making is

almost finished and an average crop was

harvested, but not nearly as ruuoii as last year. Barley. wheat and o-its give appear- _

ance ofa heavy yieli this harvest. The

turnip crop is good ani-the potato with its friend, Paris green, ani foe the bug, is working wonders too.-- Che cabinet shop of Messrs. Chisholm 8; Son is undergoing extensive repairs. The walls have been re-shingled and new window frames in- serted by Peter H-zdwatt.-llliss Lucy Day of Surnmerside is spending a well earned vaca.tion\ here the guest of Mrs. Hugh Creamer.-The-trustees and ranepayers of our school have granted midsummer holidays, - The people ~ of this village _ and vizinity, are more than satisfied with the new rollers process, that Chas. Ives instilled n his flmur-mill, this season. T is qlioli-ay ofdour is as good as any hithert 1 import# ed.--A bicycle race, on the road running through Augustive Cave, Bradford and Tryon, is being arranged for. A number of good prizes havefbaen donat sd by lead- ing men of the vicinity, and .several en-__ tries have been received.-Mrs. Catherine Noonan, of Wellington, is spending a few days visiting her many friends and relations _A in this vicinity.-Gardonf Dawson, son of -Henry Dawson of this village, is expected home from Klondyke during the present month. During the last three years,Mr. Dawson has laboured in these far away dslds reaping a zild reward. f -

- CARFENTERS WANTED.

_Fifty carpenters wanted ta go to Sydncyand two good machine men to work in our factory. Apply to M. F. Séhurman dc Co., Kensington.

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Having been _appointed agents for the `

and Gasoline Engine, manufactured by Goldie & of Galt, Cntario, we are prepared to fi1l'_ all

notice, and would invite all who are in ivaiit of

eeiiicient power from 2 to 5o._h. 'p.-to forward their orders

» This engine can beiseen in the Guardian Qdice, where it 'has' displaced ~ American _ _ _ Engine,'and. is giving every E 7 “Q _Q ..

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