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Are made from pure
,fruit and are a delicious confectlon. '
Owing to the demand
for these goods we have been completely out of them for some time. -
Yesterday a new ship.
ment arrived and we have all the flavors, including Mixed penn, Bieeie one »rii_nt,__r°l)anison, 'Bfntteio sqotgli, Green Gage, Men. th_ol and Eucalyptus, etc., also the clear Glycerine Bastiles. 4oc.1b.
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
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m_'_;1`l;‘;_h Guardian hee eu the Hoi/nii oHAnLo'i'risro\vN Bans
er news and the Sweet satis- BUMMERBIDE.
lectlonoi being the uoivnii new nn
Pun” Edwud Ialflllfli ' ' Yesterday afternoon in Charlotte-
_S b -'-- town rifle range, a return rifle match
t u scribers and others are asked took place between teams of the R Q "mit bY M0110? Order or by Rsg. Summcrside Rifle Club and the Civil- ' '
istered Letter, The Guardian ls not ions Rifle Club of Char ottetown. To t I |respons_ible for remittances forwarded the general satisfaction of rlflemen of T° B ,Otherwise than ss ahovs,_ ._ une; this city the chsriottetown team ‘ .Th G --- emerged victorious, though it is true
new 0 llerdlan _welcomes reliable th_ut_tliey just got home first, the
31 26 25 22
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Leard...
H. Pritchard... _ Brennan... .
Allan...
H. Moukley._. Callbeck... _ . Johnson... ._
Crockett...
semester
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_ ~ ' 200 500 600
. yds yds yds
....244 252 219 715
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° from P°"°”B Ulmushel-It this W1f\'n\I\i: margin being only one point. ° B
Province. ,All such items should be Thus though being defeated the visit- ¢ ¢ grailefi to "The Guardian News ing team were not disgraced. a s ¢ s a s o o o o _ &fit'th. Ch“f10tt°t°WlJ» immediately The match was a most intleresting
ad er °i°V°°t5» FU?-'»'l1_lV° Ufllllvir- one. arousing considerable excitement -_-*___ ° ' MEtf. as it progressed among the large (Canadian Press)
__ ‘ " W _, number of shooting enthusiasts who '*'
~-F0' fly DHDEYB. poisons, insect wcrle present onthe range. INTERNATIONAL
powders 'and all other Cures ahd kill- The Summerside team arrived by GFS f0I‘thst common summ`e'r nest, special train, which came in to Char- At Jersey City-Jersey City 5, the hmise _fly. it will. psy you to iottetown nt 4.15` ph.. ‘They imme- Montreal 1. £01110 here first and thus secure best diately proceeded to thefrifle range. All Newark-N0WHl'k 1._Blliilil0. 0. and sure satisfaction. We have every- 'png wsntinn- Conditions were favor. At Providence-Providence 4 Roch- thing you could want in this line and able. The light was "good, wbiis the ester 2, 1'
can vouch for th u lit ‘ . ~ -
to the satisfaction 0| all
George and Kent Sts.
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JUMPS 1,000 FEET IN
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I’ o s o » o o o o o o s I.isut_ Moore... 29 81 28 88 which was caught and dropped at the
¢ ~ _ » nge, r,ehgw0rth._. si zs 21 sv seine time that osmpheii eroeeed the
If HEES » . siniiiu iiws » 2- ei -1 e he ee. -.
~ no hslf ' Capt. Duc ...' ._ 28 75 _sem Y e U ent ens an c eer-
. , , ` " ,urtiengfn th.l.sni:¢ir\|r||i:i'gs:`||¢|=.'|:' s ` ed and cheered while ths others were
~ , ' ' ' ' o o o a _ e o o o o o treated the same in turn. Thus the
K' 1 ._.________, ___ , Slime ended immediately aliter __ the r- _
- , » ees or “I !s in SUMMEHBIDE, wnning run. Scor`e C ar otte own,
‘ town nuvs w|‘is¥:sn.fwo`2;li°;t:. _ - -4; Summerslde-3. '
Ttl pts
as as 27 95 . ,
32 33 29 94 .
32 30 31 .13
30 83 28 91 ‘
32 32 24 88
29 32 26 87 °
27 29 29 85 ' ~
29 28 25 82
Mr. Wm. McDonald, St Dunstans
College acted as Umpire, and Mr. Paul Durant Summerside, Basejudge
::Dainty women ure finding Ti-nil ing Arbutus Complexion Cream the heel! Preparation of its kind that has ever been placed on the market. It keeps the skin in best condition, fine. soft, smooth, and is invaluable to all devotees of summer sports. Hand- some jar with nickel top 50c. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
Mtf.
serve year; that old one
berries will taste much n
0 Q 8 Y and assure wind blew up the range, being fairly T°r°”t° at B“lum°re~ mln- s
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you of the good value of chef; and steady in its strength and direction 'W'
Pyery urticlf- The M“°Kil1f10I\"D|"-IB As was to be expected from the fact A icfmadian Press) ‘ in the August Popular Mechanics Lo.. Cor. Ct. Geo. & Kent Sta. Mtf_ of there being many of the best pine.
men in the province shooting, there
-L " WHS 801116 SP1el1d1d individual marks-
:;Buntain, Bell & Co.,,'for best c0nl_ ““‘“s"1"' TU? "°'°"°,“T' UN ZW X05- ictit it' John-St' John 6 Fmder' on earth without the slightest injury. lowest priest - 0_03Mu_ range was‘made by one oi the ouai- “ ‘ The nppnratiis she used is known as I ` 6
lottccowu Learn, iviujor cones, who ,-,ot os out or oo; wmie there wee.; two scores of 33 and luui' of as
It ,_ d _ _ _ not ntinnlpt to dye 8 soiled 0,. dusty nunin-ersice teams siue it was Ur
_ 15 3 ¢i1_C=\le PRCC 0f lD8L‘i1ll1 _nrticle_ Wash it first in the usual htald l1"‘1f0l` UUf11`1°T»f»eL0WD. 1'l`0l€B; __"_*i`
e|'Y aild IIIUSK be Cleaned and Oiled ‘Wuy, then rincetlioroughly and allow sox' ilurlow. The interest in the (cfmfldlan Press) 0CC£\5lOi1ally. it to get three parts dry before dill- ll-\HtCh illlivkened when it was seen
N. B. LEAGUE.
At Calais-St, Croix 14. Bangor _ - V
(Canadian Press) B
_ points. At the euu of tne snooting folded into it canvas case that it op-
THE DYE POT SAVES MONEY_ on this iauge, tnc Charlottetown N»AT10NAL ens at the slightest pull. The cntirc
| ___ men were found to be ,leading by ______. I)_ _
2 If you have any good but soiled "mee pmutsf me t°"“i5 '°e1,“g Ulla" At -Pittsburg-Pittsburg 9 New signed to be attached to me Bh°“1`
white blouses of which you have be- """"t”wu _‘U “nd °“'“m‘"`B“"’ “fi Y`0Fk 1- [1 » I Come tired. Why not dye them to me r°sp'i°t1"e “""`*1'é”=’ Uvlllg BU-0| Boston at Cincinnati no gamc,wet ready mr “Stunt use' ' I
N I match some skirt for which you need and °""" 1’-°"“S P" man- “lor” 9* KYOUIHIS-
eg it separate waist? To mnkn the dye, Celiellt individual shooting was wit- At Chicago-Chicago 1. Brooklyn
. ing a SUCCESS rip all C1086 01,005 0,. ucssed at the fide yurus range, two 0,
_ Your trimmings sn the iiqnni may pe,,e_ i/ossibles being scored, uttingiy one At St. Louis Philadelphia. 7,
- tmte into the folds and c,.eaEeg_ D0 by ii. member of each team; on tue St. Louis 1. _
nie. on June 20, and is described
Magazine. A young woman jumped from an ueropnlane at a height of more than 1,000 ft, arnd landed safely
a "safety pack ” It is a. arachute of
THE \’lEl'l*liEl!
SAFETY FROM AEROPLANE_
` _ -nn'
Airmen are beginning to pay more
attention to safety devices than was the case in the early history of nvia- tion aud new devices for insuring the stability of acroplanes, for protect- ing the nirman against injury in case of accident, and for decending in safe- ty from a crippled or unmanageable machine are being developed through- out the world.
A spectacular test of one ofthe new afety devices was made in Califor-
- P
ery thin but strong silki fastened to mesh made of Italian hcmp and so
ack weighs but 11 Ib, and is de-
ers of the airman or his passenger,
Gel Your Preserving Needs Here
You need one of our new Kettles for your pre
is looking the worst of the _
wear and probably it is not large enough. We have a complete stock in all sizes, and different qualities.7 Call into ourannex an_d let us show you how we can? suit you quick We will be pleased to see you._Your_‘
icer when put do\vn in c ne
of our kettles. Note the low prices. I
2 qt. size, grey ware |8c ca.
2%u gi al u 220 H
4 fi ir af it 300 li
S gg it ll sl U
`6 U (L C' U ll
7&2H tl sl H tt
104( (I 4( if ~¢
1214 if at U 6.5¢ lg
I4 A: ff if fs 75C fl
I6 u if sn at 85° 4(
I8 tt li li ls $|.l5((
3 qf.covercd keltles 55c es
4 st 4| I( 60C If
6 ci rr cr nic ci
rr ir 80° ii
90:: “
if if
I2 ci ri ci i1
14 (I If (4 U
I8 u H it lr The heavily eu aiiielled and very durable. `
Preserve keltles in blue
and white, and also in Al- uminum ware.
»- oo
O n
above keltles are
THE RUGERS HARDWARE CI] LTI]
Queen St
Grafton St
A
THE TEIPERATURE
TIDE, ll00li ETC
Farm For Sale
The undersigned offers for sale
_.___ her farm of 37 acres at Oyster Bed
(Special to the Guardian) _ 3
I have every fgdtity for ¢urn§ng_ Ilintl: intothth; dl’e.d Fourh boiling EU? E1t__¥-i1iP;__l'&Iig€dtnc visiting team AMERICAN
- wacr on c e n 't l- a een e n ‘-
ouilnrsvveryfbe wmk' d ly before plucin; ntlie tiniilticlcoihufflin total of 252 pfitiuts flimi2€i6ubaydctnl; At New York Detroit' Z New York
Y uafantee and liquid Whcn you lift the article ont Charlottetown tcetni the re *active
0114 » ‘ ~ ~ - _ 1. ni ' '
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p€l'SOnB.l y atigiftflglo by f of tho dyc riuce thoroughly in clean averages being thus 3l.u and! ;iu.'tli 1 At B°9t0n_B°st°" 4' St Loma
cold Witter and hung out dripping pei' man. . . wet in fhc open itii llo not wring it When the teams went down to the At Philadelphia-Phila' 7' Olav”
F. S wlintcver you do, and bo ver-y careful last rungc, 600 yards, the Summer- lain, 1' _
Q » ~ . - ~ _ "‘
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in linngiiig up the niticle so that the side team was uciiiling by three , . washington Wasmngtcn clotlilinc will not leave any mark points, and exritement ran bl h when Uncugo 2`
Expert itch and cl ck repalrer. on it. ` ' ' . r " - g - ‘mi-
in the irst stage f h ti ttf
§5, 1dBQ|19e_n,¥§|~99|;_ _ _ _ _ range thvscoring §ec_;e‘£‘_°pr';l€t; levéli 1.ast_ ea/_t_:iii_r;g_tn0_ the .1 A. A. A.
Phone 39.--R, "" With great interest the fiiuish was gmums' B O 0 Own' one gf the
ll
I . best baseball games played this scu-
giigltliglcalllélsuvfgcn,thelllefl' shot was son took place between \ picked
-_ _ _ _' ' Sign” e ' ‘md the teams from Surnmerside and Chariot
1 scoiccard handed in to the range uf- tctowm The game was exci¢_i,,g
_ ' . _ __ _` _,_ __ J; “_ *__ river. fliers wee 11 general seU1¢ri_ns from start to nnieh, containing s
»
doubly certain.
Well Qualified
The courses of study
and universities.
are the brightest, cleanest
Year Bcok write to
731- -8 6Mtf
Makes Success .
oi the spectators around that official limited number oi errors and hoth to hear the result. It wus with no teams ann;-ed the honor of mn b 'i.
_ tl _ _ s _e ri ht ° enthnslasm 011 me l’5l`f» Of the liant plays The game started at Charlottetown tea
1 m that they heard 5.40, the Charlottetown boys won the
Us C. Cs __ i .-the? hm! W0" the Iflflmili With SB-tis' toss and Siimmcrside went to hat
factiflfl Of Gillis, amount no doubt, first. In the first inning both sides the visiting team learned that they were retired in quick order.
~ lost the match by only one point. In the second inning the Summer-
_ The best individual score here was side boys succeeded in getting one
TUllON'l‘i), ‘ July 7.-Moilcrntc i
uurt|ienr.terly to westerly winds, fine
und niodcrntcly wurm,
shine; mild and clear nt night. D.
yesterday wus eighty-one degrees W above '/.cro und the lowest wus sixty- six uliovc. The lowest the previous night was sixty-five ubnve. At` nine P a. ni.,it wus seventy above and nt
nine p. in. sixty-six above,
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 2.22 uiul tom0i'i'ow at 3.23; it will be high tomorrow nioi'niui; at
2.43 and Saturday at 3.22.
The sun sets this cvcniug at 7.23
Bridge, with good dwelling house
nd barns. The crops now grow-
ng thereon will be sold standing. g If not sold privately before Sep- their next friend, for an order for
THE WEATH,,m_*YcBte,_0,,y Wm, temb_er i5, will be sold by public the sale of the real property of
beautifully mild with bright sun- auction 011 that daY» at 1 0"319Ck
ui. At the same time the stock
MRS. (Dr) GALLANT
Dated this Sth day of August 1913
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DOMINION OE" CANADA, Province of Prince Edward Island,
No. B. iliz.
IN CHANCERY
Before the Vice Chancellor.
In the matter of the application
of Cheney Lowell Campbell and others, infants, by George Wri ht
wlilcli George l). Camplull died sci'/fd.
The hisllnst temi>C1'aturc recorded farming implements and furni'uro| l’iirsu:1ntt.i and by virtue ofa
lll be sold.
l<`or further particulars apply on reuiises to -
dccretal order of llis llouor tlic Vice Chance lor uiarle in this cause in the i4tl1 ilziy of july A, 1), 19:3, I will sell at public :iuclioii ou llic premises on lfridiiy ilu: i,tli day of Allgllst /\ ll I\)|3 at the ligui- gf
MARGARET c.a1.i.AN’r leieveh oeioeie in .he fo..n..oh. Au
726- 8»7M7.9,i4,16,4i
'll_i:\l tract or parcel of land sltuafe lying and being on Towiisliip Num-
nnd tomorrow at- -7.22; it rises to- morrow morning ut 4.50 und Satur- day ut 4.52.
There was a new moon on Thurs- day, Aiig. 2nd, at 8.58 n.m. " The first quarter of the moon will
B..n'l.
The moon sets tonight ut 9.-I8. °°
be on Saturday, Aug. Sth, at 12.03 .
The length of today will he four- ‘
'i'rl*'H'I'°l°°l“i"l°'!~l°'l'*i°°l~I°~l~°l~°l°‘l°'l~l-if
WANT AD WHYS
Why not get a. bettorjoh? Many have diinoso by using Giiardiitn '.` V\'unt Ads
v_ 1
_'f ’- J- ¢__v__v 1 1 ru uvre'
Doubly Certain
If you have that essential to success- the de-
sire to succeed-and wish to fake advantage of every opportunity, a_ course of instruction at the Union Commercial College will make success
This college has every factor that makes for
successful instruction in business practice.
Modern ,Courses of Study
made by that magnificent shot, Ma- Jor Jones, -who gut; 33 points and finished with a total of 98 points. ‘This was top score of the match, and with it the Major won the silver. table spoon offered by Mr. Sidney Gi‘cy to the highest individual score of the match. The respective range totnls at 600 yards were: Charlotte- town. 223 points and Summerside, 215| points; the averages being re- spectively, 27.87 and 27.37 points, The grand totals wleret Charlottetown 710 pts., Summerside, 715 pts.; the rcsilective averages being 89.5 and 89.-37 pts.
run Lyle doing the trick in splend- id style, He sent out n good 'one and got to first, then the "ball was overthrown and he succeeded in get- ting to third safely, Godkln next put n nice hall in the air which was cleverly caught by Sweeney, The next mun got to first and his auc- cessor put out 9, good one and Lyle, amid loud applause scored the first run, The next two were struck out, retiring the side, Charlottetown met hard luck and failed to score. Inning ended, Summerside 1 Charlottetown 0. ' In_the third both sides were retired-
'mAiNsicKN sc'
teen_ho_urs_and thirty-four minutes. I
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Prevented-Stopped
0THlCIlSILl'.’S. after t li oroilit h
° value? Tiio best house values and
“‘ business locations are obtainable " through tho Wants. '° Why not turn disused house-
. The Wants have done just these » things for many. _i ° Why not keep posted regarding ,i
gainful chances in the realty mar- ’ ket? The Vllants are an index of . opportunity.
__ Why not put the Wants fo the ,, test of proving their efficii ncy in i . quickly providing things ibut ure
' |1085.
Why not receive better rental ..
, hold things into cash or exchange '0- .. them for more needed articles? 1,*
~ necessary for the home and busi- , ' ~
;’ a
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a 4
Bright, Airy Class Rooms
been tested and fried by leading business men and are now adopted by the leading business colleges
All our teachers have to pass rigid examina-
tions before they can qualify, and our class-rooms
school in the Maritime Provinces. For our annual
Wm. Moran Principal
Union Commcrcisl College Royal Bank Building
Teachers
are the proved best-have
and best arranged of any
As each side has new a Viet t in quick succession, the _exce1le_p_t
Cry 0 work of both pitchers causing
its credit it is proposed that there _ ' should iw' e third match to deeide °“° ' t° get pa" md’ “ba”
4th inning was a tie both
the rubber and it has been settled The ~ ' that this ' is t t k I sides having got two runs, Rogers
o aeilace on the _
Summersidka range within the next xg; sex; ggtforl sllémglgirsitk, 3,-2% fnrtnight' and the next man was struck and ad-
At the °°"°i“5i°“ Of the shooting mitted to first. The next man struck
there was an adjournment to the ine bali ont nioeiy and Lyis went club bungalow, where Professor Bar- home for rn-n N,-,_ z_ The gen msn low. the president of the Civilians' did likewise and another run was the G7"h» llflnded UV" t0 MHi0I` JONES result, while the next two were the spoon presented 'by Mr'.‘ Grey. etrneir out retiring the side _ 011 the Cell Of Ml Mfmklev. the Charlottetown hoys came to het Svmmereide team gave three hearty end.. things iooked hiue when whit-
, clfbcrs for the winners, who as cor- [oclt and Martin were each struck out
dially returned the compliment. Sweeney got to first however and
_ The duties of range odlcer at the then Milford made the prettiest D18-Y
match were discharged' by Major of the evening. He drove a dandy Leigh, while Majors Bartlett and out to the back of the field, Sweeny Wccks acted as assistant range of- got home and he gOt to third. Where ficcrs ` the ball was overthrown and Mil-
V There was a pleasing social side to ford KM h0m°~ TIN! next ma" was
the event, the visiting team being en- out~»and the 4th inning ended. Sum'
" ' ' tertnincil at the Victoria Hotel by memide 3 Ch“"1°tt"t°W“ 2~
' the Charlottetown c10h_ The fifth inning was similar to the
scores of the .mMch;__ '. in quick succession,
M tests. is now oihciully niloptiiil by .
priictleiilly nll the Gri-ut Lukcs 0
und New York Stcniiisliip ffoinpuiifi-s
;‘_unnfng south, null muuy Trnnsutluiitic _
rio.-i. -
Four .vcnrs uiro Mr. llfotluirslll gn.\'i\ it
p<~|'.~i<inul ilvinoilstrlltloii of l|l.~i i'i-iiiwly on tho English (lluinnel. Irish Sou. nml thu linlllr, niiil roi‘<‘l\'l‘<l liiiriiiiillllerl ciulorsvnir.-iit from lcuilinll Dl\D\'l'H llllil 500|, nnoplu its liishop I‘i\ylor Hiiiltli, Ixird Noi~lhcllil’, und hosts of doctors. buliki.-rs und profvsslouul mon. In-tti~i~s from pursoiiliizus ofinfiwiiutionul renown -people wo ull know-toxri-tlier with uiucli viiliinblo liiforniutloii, nre cun- tiilnvd in un ntfriirtlwi booklet. wlilvli will bo sent fri-ii upon receipt of your
l iidilrofiii
tnln coculnc, iiiorpliliic, opium. cblorul, or nny coul-tur nrinliictii. 60 ci-nt box is iuif1‘ii'fi‘ut for t\\'i-my-four hours. §l.00 box for ii 'l‘ri\nsutIu.nili-. \'o.vu|rc. Hour drusnrlst keeps Motl\ersfll‘s or -will ohfuln it for you from his wlwlr-snler. If you hu vo uuy trouble Ili-ftinil the R\‘l\- \\|ni~, soliil dI|‘i~i't to- tlio Motlnirslll |¢..n,rniy ('n,, 39:1 Scherer Bldg.. Di-troll.. Mlcli. Also nt 10 Ht. Bride Ht.. London: Montreal. New York. Purls. Mllnu.
Hnmburs. on
. . f. in touch with mun y chances 1.' worth whi‘e 1.'
llllhlfl llll( .-.
l\iollu~r.~'lll’s is gurirnuteeil not to con- J
3.1.2.3:
(iiiurdiun Want Ad. readers are
bei' fifty-nine in Kings County in .said Proviiice bouiuied and des- cribed as follows, that is to say: Coniiueucing at a stake fixed in ilie shore of Montague River and at thc angle of the western boundary of land in the possession of George Wetherbie running south along said boundary for the distance of One liuiidied chains or until it rcnclics the northern boundary of land in the po-session of john Mc- Farlane. thence west five chains, thence North one hundred chains or until if reaches the sliore of ihfontngue River and thence cast along said shcre for the distance of Eve chains to the place of coin- hueucement, containing fifty acres
of land a little more or less.
The purchaser will be required
to pay len per cent. of the purchase money at the time of the purchase andthe balance upon the execu-
tion ofllic deed.
3: .
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DOMINION OF CANADA,
Province of Prince Edward Island.
No. B. iiI3.
IN CHANCERY
Before the Vice Chancellor.
oseph E. Campbell & ors
Complaiuants.
and
Elizabeth Campbell & ors
Defendants.
Pursuant to and by viitue of a
decrelal order made in this can-e
the zoth day of june A. I).
1.... ~ i i9i3, I will sell at public auction
at the dwelling house on the pre
%'-- " -- -f- “U 5 i . -i The sixth inning ended without
_i _‘I ` ' of Canilmell who did not allow a
If you intend sieing_ or c-.mpcling u L lli.: first ’ Islacd
Flower Festival i
you should get in tollcll with C. M. Williams, BOX 289,~City, right away._H¢ ‘ will explain all the pointS on which you are not familar.
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The following- are the detailed
CHARLOTTE-TOWN
' i . 200 500 600 Tu man to reach first base in this in-
yds yds yds pts
Major Jones. _ . . . . 34 31 33 98 G. 'A. I-icer... .. 32 32 30 0-l P. Harlow... 30 35 29 04 (l. F. Hutcheson... 33 32 28 ‘J3
SNAP
FOR TI'fE SUMMER GIRIIS
1 HANDS Ci)
LEAVES THEM ' SMOOTH
AND
SOFT \ /
AT ALL DEALERS
TH! SOAP in -rr-ea rin, THAT I5 sooo ron TH! SKIN
SAVE
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.score amid thiinderons applause. Lou
third and the both sides were retired
any change. The exceptional work
ning is worthy of mention. Rogers of Summerslde made the prettiest catch of the evening and b0f-h Bidet! were retired, the score standing as before, Summerside 3, Charlotte- town 2.
In the 7th and lest inning which
was to decide which team should be the winner, thc Bummerside boys met with hard luck and were all struck out in quick order. At this point, Garret, the Catcher for the home team was struck on the knee hy the ball and had to retire, he was replaced by McAleer. The Char- lottonians were then up nnd Sweeney the first man was struck out. Mil- ford came to hat next and got safely to first, stole second and third Campbell came next and with two strikes against him, Milford came home on a passed ball, tlelng the
got to first and also stole 2nd and 3rd. The next man up got to first. next man' got to first and he suc- McCarcy up next and at thc most critical period of the game when strife two was called Campbell made n wild dash for home while the cnt- cher was returning the ball to the
pitcher. The pitcher threw the ball, .
ONE BIG
MERCII AN'l"S
Ml'_1'l`|lllD
"With tlio difference all in fav-
or of the buyer."
That is the way one large and
immensley successful merchant lieudlines u special sale in ii. well- known city.
Then he goes on to snyfliat
hnving inndo ri n exceptionally lurgo und advantageous purchase of goods he in going to swing the difference the custoiner‘.~r way, for ho wants to prove to the public that ho is building in n. way flint benefits his patrons as uoll as hiinse'f.
in other words. on sin-.h un
occasion: ho gives iuuro tbuu |¢oul inousure.
But that isn`f, such un uniiiniul
thing to do itftcr ull.
Right hero in our own coin-
iuunity there uro mi-rclinuts who right along givo tlicii' buying public the host of ii good bit of merchandising, who muko thc "difference in favor of the buy- ing "
You will find this constiiutly
i-xi-inplified ln tho "oluins of 'l he Guardian.
lt in u fine policy! it pays-pays
the customer und pays the merch- ant. 05|
mises at ii o’c-lock in the forenoon oi Friday the 15111 dav of August A.D 1913, ALL THAT tract piece and parcel of land siliiatelylng and being on Township Number fifty- nlne in Kings County bounded and described as follows, that is to say.
River, on the liasi by a tract of fifty acres of land conveyed bv
Campbell his wife, to George 1*.
in possession cf Jolin Mcliailai-.c and on the west by laiil in the po-'session of Alexander S. Camp- bell. containiug 50 acres of lnud a little more or loss. The purchas- cr will he ruiuired to pay len per cent. ef the purchase money at the time of :lie purchase and thc bal- ance upon the execution of the deei.
The sale will be confirmed by
the Court of Chancery without ex- pense to the purchaser.
Dated this 22nd day of July A.
D. rei3. _
ARCHIBALD J. McDONALD,
Master in Chancery
480.7-24Mfhurs3i.
joseph D. Campbell and lilfzabcfli t
The sale will be confirmed by
the Court of Chancery without ex- pense to the purchaser.
Dated this 22nd day of July A,
I), 1913.
ARCHIBALD J. MCDONALD,
Master in Chancery.
479-7-24Mthiirs_1,i.
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DOMINION OF CANADA. Province of Prince Edward I:sl:ind.
IN CHANCERY
Before the Vice Chancellor.
No. B. iiiz,
In the matter of flier application
of Cheney Lowell Campbell and others, infants, by George lliriglit their next friend, for an order for the sale of the real property of which George D. Campbell died seized.
Pursuant to an order of the Vice
Chancellor made is this mailer ou
On the North by the Montague the iqthday of July A. I). 1913
v1i».f¢~=: is hereby given that all crud-
| ors having clnlms against the c~‘-
ie of Minnie M Campbell late if
Mon 'igue in Kuigs Coumy in s iid
Campbell by Indenture dated ii.fi'Isi:l'1I Widow, :vc rcquliul to come day of March A_ D, |902; on the in ai il 'ove llicir cicbtsniid clziiiizs siufli by land now r r formerly before ~af the ollicc of A, A.
McDon I .Y Bros , Georgetown, on Tucsd.. ~hc igth day of Aug- ust next, A 1. i913, at the hour of eleven o`c.o '< in the fore.-noon, or in default of ibelr so doing they will be excludtil in the adiiiiiiislrn- tion of the eslafe and from the bcnrfit of the said Order, And said creditors are required then and there to produce before me upon oaths all deeds, books papers and writings in their custody or power relating to their clnlms. . Dated this 22nd day of July A. D 1913 ARCHIBALD J. MCDONALD,
Master in Chancery,
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