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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J-

Hmnsby the stock and good _Will Pf

I books and btationery Business in the Moms Bloor. we will °<>°“°“¢ the business in its various branches. piling at lowest prices for cash only, -Him B. M. Hornsby. who has mana- pd the business in the pl", ‘flu be in charge of the store, and Will be pleased to attend to all old customers md many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall P*P°"

dill be at once put on Reale, Bild *ll 'Qartments of the 5115100” 'lu _be

mt well stocked. A well ¢upp1\0d‘” places where subecripticnsniay be peldg.

news sand will be a sp¢¢ilf_\ "9_°**“"° 1 the business. The store HU "be known as "Tha Bazaar Bookstore

TIE IIZIIII IZOIPAIIY.

Suceesaorsto F. J. Hornsby»

into Block, Clfiown. MHC” 16- 1°°°- F i * _ Q

tniiintiiii Your*

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Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if

venient, we ask you. will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat order as early in the Week possible. ._

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'Perkins & Co.

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Special Rates

~.Ts!r`oa`n1.h‘e`city,of four or more,_ who

*duh gndthc day ln_ Pownal. w_x_11 be -mioyed rein the morning, given uinner

tennttkelloridn Hotel and returned in

gevening fcrbht $1.25 each. Coach will meet ii panienany day in _the week on my &§lin¢ two hours notice. other special

B L » _ Proprietor

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Pownal June 6 if. _ »

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We can’t all go to] 'C

thecountry these warm days but our large var- _ietyofnew and fresh _ goods and up-to-date _ groceries makes it pos -sible for our customers to enjoy life in the city. C-If you would want cool health giving

.food _call and pheas- your order _With '

Wlitlllli Hillllll

Queen St. ' OUUCOOCIII

ge lost Reliable U.;-

Place to have your repair work .is done is the place that takes __ the most interest in your "5 needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work V '“

with us, by prompt attention V.‘,',; l and nick des t h f

q pac o same. _

We have the reputation of ,I--_Z being “O. K.” on repair work._ ,, Give us a trial and be con- vinced that what we say is ,1,; true

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-i 1 hr

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Foundes, Engineers, Machin- ists and Boiler-makers. ' Steam .Navigation Co's Wharf. Charlottetown P.l".. I. rhone 125

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hr.

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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrnmmelleci and fear ess;aiming to be Juat,lmpart|al, Reliable. Newly, seeking- at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The PeoI>1e’m Paper-

Published at_ its oilices New Prowsei Block, North side Post ofiice, at the roi--_ lqwing rates, payable in advance :- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday)

three montmwg _ner yr . . . . . . . . ._ .$4.03 Semi-weekly _ ibn (Mohd. & Thur.)

r yr. $1.50; in advance _ . _ _ . . . . . . . ._ . $1.25

Qseekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25; in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00

Branch Qffloeo fhave been’establlshed at the followin

news furnished,~advertlsi_ng job Work and other business tmnsaetadz- Summerside, Cun~i_e‘s Bookstore-D. K.

Currie, Manager.

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S-

Muttart, Agent.

Souris East, Telephone otllce - R. Seaman,

Agent.

Editor. Business

Manolo?-

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‘J.E. B. MCCREADY, IJ. P. HOOD,

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SATURDAY, AUGUST ll, IMI.

OUR 'I`0UillST VISITORS.

hotels and seaside resorts Our chief re

gi-et is that they come tolate in the sea ‘son and return to their homes too early. A large proportion of these visitors

it? $9 }¥1‘1¢h_» liek? ill¢11\Sclves more

that in coming hither from the populous cities of the Republic that lhey should miss many facilities and ao'€‘l`essories to life’s comforts that are commoh at home. ,Few of our "hotels have elevators* there

are no street cars; the telegraph service is

readingroom or art-gallerydand so on.

iSuohare the remarks one hears_in_con-

'nrsationwitb the tourist,and it well that we should hear _these things ' and

4

'system to the republican form of govern-

one the less one may venture to cor-

__ A y en

They conclude that thlhis altogether a

_“b'e¢¥vnrd"_°°\1°ntry with the United states. we admit the backward-_ 1# ` I I bw' el! 6f `

-ness in some respects but not in all. For

instance: Canada has more miles of ‘rail- way in proportion to population than the United States-one mile to 300personshere, and one mile to 400 in the Reeublic. And

then there is the matter of trade with

outside countries. The volume of Canad- pqrigg-ity, lan imports and exports together last year FW 931° 5

made a total of $65 per head of ourpopula- tion. The trade per head of the United States was not quite half as great as

lours. Those few of our visitors who may ; JOHN WHEATLEY"

be interested in statistics of___this sort would find if they carried out a like com,-V parison in regard to tons of shipping, miles of telegraph wire, pfoducts ofthe fisheries, the forest, the dairy, or the gold mine we still keep up the 'average per head as high as in the very progressive Republic. `

But our visitors do not come here to

study statistics. They sometimes wonder however, that we prefer our -monarchical

ment, though we have escaped fifteen Presidential elections since Victoria came

to the throne. It may have happened sometimes that many 1 people in the Republic would have preferred another President-,but it would be .hard to fund any considerable number in Canada

or Britain who now or during sixty years past would have preferred another Sovereign to the one we havef We

ought to be well satisfied. We make our

Free samples of erized milk de

Have been more than satisfactory this spring-Our STOCK. _`

and PRICES _are sure trade winners-Beforeyou what we can. do for you-STORE CLOSES at 6 p

exoeptmg SA'l`URDAY’S open until 10 p. m.

\

_ * tember is usually a line month also and a

Just now tourist travel is at the flood a,b1@'th;~¢ughou1;t,o those whose imma en.

sic far as the Island is concerned, and very gagements would permit them to stay so welcome are the many pleasant people 10118; who come to make n transient stay at our f W '

_ `m-¢ _from the United Staten M' U

No other pevple travel so much, i

of/_ ~ _

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agreeabls,sfsn-.nd their money with of __ 'ty way of reminder. - more generous hand. It is but natural- ,ll " Wino of-Henflef, __:

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shut oi! at night; the sidewalks are nar-__ 'Z P°'d-A C°'|'b°1l°: °t°°» et°'s

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row and uneven;there is no publiclibrary, fp) _ r N°‘ 5 C"b°h°' v ` ___"/1'

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please in Canada \Ve have among other things the protection of the most power~ ful Beet in the world, or that the world

ever saw, and it does not cost asingle Cauadlannsingle cent. ‘ The chief attractions we hUYh"t°o present to our visitoism tiiése which nature has provide<l“;ii”cool,healthful summer c iznaie, im abundance of foliage and verdure, almost unlimited stretchesiof sea beaches

with opportunities for bathing, boating and llshlng. Those attractions have not been advertised to any extent. The visitors who have come to us -have themselves discovered -that the

Island 'is adapted for summer en-

joyment, rest and recreation. A few have built summer cottages and make the Island their home during the summer mouths. We

hope that many more may follow the example. Others come as sum~ mer boarders to our hotels, and their steadily increasing numbers show that they have received good value. AB W6 have said many come toolate and depart too early. To those who can stay but from two to four weeks the months of

July or August are probably best. Sep-

three or four months stay beginning with the middle of June would be found enjoy-

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we as

`~‘*_ _` The Square Druggist. 1 “Q

Sunnyside. 3,,-I.)

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;- e JEN£lNS 8: SON 5 ‘ A. N. JENKINS : SYDNEY GRE) , f WEBSTER tit McKAY,

C- Daiscom. at HORNSBY. _ §__ Mexinuav Bitos. -

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i ALEX MCLEOD.

R- E- Edutcli,

_ ' Wholesale Agent.

6 eod 1 yr. _

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own 'laws and govern ourselves as we Nmqq' TBLBQRAPH, SERWCE,

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from abroad that during

the night season here no

.sage can be sent or recel the mainland and the outs

still more amazing that can betound in these en days to defend such a sys Examiner is in this lun

time the principal orga great political' parties!

who want the telegraph in the evenings to such extravagant ideas, bit capacity, great talkers

Lest any one should

Charlottetown and

all of the leading m and professional men

last Tim Gozinnias pu

with scores of our lea

Guannxaivs demand tt

dorse the Examlner’s o

We are on the eve

political election in wh

our needs. Its loudest

obstruction to agfeat

am:-ng newspapers, and ,tone about the’ neck

Mr. George M. Bro

Edlnbiugh Scotland

derland for many Toronto Globe. _

herd Checks.-Jas. Pa

marcus visitors twelve hours of

telegraph mes- ved to or from ide world. It is -any newspaper d-of-the-century ; tem. The Daily fortunate class, be at the same of one of our In its issue if compares those

cmce kept openl/ ' ` ` ,_ ', persons as have' iittie business* who accomplish

nothing, etc.

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It quite amazes our nu

however, and claims to - u

yesterdaythe Examiner

misled by such.

e business men of nce Edward ls-

land share the old fogy

A are

816

bl di

twaddle to think that th

notions ofthe Ex-

aminer, it may be remarked that almost

hunts, shippers, onreoord for an ice. InNovember ished interviews: ng people in all ercial and profes-

sional activity strongly endorsing THE

r extended hours tes. Not asingle for a moment en-'

ctive notions.

of a momentous h the entire Dom-

inion must take part. At such a time the organ of the Conservative party in Prince

Edward Island ilnds _it

a night telegraph service as quite beyond

and shrillest note.

lf! ‘l¢V0t¢d to this form of unreasonlng* '

ly needed :improve- iner stands alone hangs like a mill- . of the party ot,

which it is the mouthpiece.

` we is new the Lu

ntml Division of

_ , . He is the eldest son

ref the late Hon. _.George Brown, the. foam _ -editor ol the

improved telegraph serv

lines of shipping, comm

of service at reduced ra progressive citizen will

bstru

ic

ntting to ridicule

ment. In this the Exam

emi candidate for the Ce _

years

reyan rown weed mixtures, the wall known Black and Vbite

is

training is given in

Penmanehip, English

Special attention to

tions for graduated

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We show thesgood o.

Shoulder Plaids for _ o

Scottish Clan and Famqly ' ° o an 1" ‘ ‘

'pedicle l l li' lli l'

Reopens after the Holidays on A '

lloooay,. iogosl, 20th lost

At 9.30 al m. A thorough and pi-actical~

° ` ` ` the following: Book'

Keeping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, j

Correspondence, ‘

Business Methods, Shorthand, Typearit-' ing, etc, Savotimaby taking our conreef

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securing poei-__

ENIIIAM.

__ Principal & Proprietor.

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isa larfre warehou

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Soo lo le|o|_Kooslo loo

That commodions Store nov occupied by Kennedy &Son. situated on` Broad- 0 way, opposite Rail way Station. The Store is B x 10 feet with _frost proc!-1 cellar 28 x 45 feet, large yard with shed 60 feet long in rear cf lot. There

in connection

ft

saturday Night Bargains for*

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wgaring months yet, so the il

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Ladies? Cotton Wrappen in Pretty

Scrong Cotton, Fast Colors, all lill

Duck, Crash.

Skirts R€dUV0¢d”._

We have reduced the 'prices on Ill Duck and Crash Skirts. V It’Il limp!!

“must sell ’em.” » ~'

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xmoms or ovnois Mulino 0-F11=gd;_g_;f;}-=;v-gmmf” ° S"

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DETPROIT’ wuch' apply to owner on premises

V Ang _nth to assi. t .m.l'N`tURKE_l One fare for the round trip J°1Y10'“2°W&W1m ° o l

as-=°§f@f m.fe.._1f°t..sVo»»»tt non ' s i e _ be1ephme_ _ 1¢.f_ _ _ V _ -_ _ _‘_ _-__ ey .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Are to hand

_ They are the prettiest lot cf. clothes no have

_ We are busy making them up into atymli

_ invite our patrons to examine' our stock.

clothes madeby ue are

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We Dont Keep

We Sell Them

Everything in the meu’s Furnishing Iine, the

. Qualify away Up. Plone Lol, Whats and Celt.-sd shim, coins; cm., U

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchjafs, Giloves, Golf Hose, Half Buttons, Cuff Buttons, atc _ i

. 3 '_ `. 'll _

Lv Sl. John -5 15 P M daily, exce i Simda about 100 feet from Bmw 'where can nur Lina’ 0"' “°°k'°aF‘ l

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M. Quebec 9-50 A. M’ __ __ mmm' gain; gaggdgp e;th`of_ warehouse with- In all the latest styles, from 2c_to 75a each.

g is is oie or the beet Sw S33 ° _ _

____ l business stands in. the town. There is re open umayg mu 11 P m

1 l s " 0711 hue. 9°*

lmoonal Llmlloo llooao to llooon <='T§';-»‘£§‘?_‘l _'T ‘T

7 and increased 1? r.. pn] ._ ,

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ora ore. '° “*‘"‘“‘=“°'°M J ,,,,,,

s=Jas» htel ~° - _ nefs°"%.i_ ““'$8,, .1 who my

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_ alumni lemon. ”‘f°"°"“"~ “-"iw 5°s¢_|°v¢_|°_° 1°* *°

f ' Mseloeitors. Iiéprice ”t";°°-°°'7 V _~ `

T " ima teaser.” Mason

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w"“'¥'»‘Jiii’.i‘l"-f"°¢3¢.