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Prayer ur at 7.80 Students and strangers cor- ic

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HETBODIBT

Methodist-Rev J L. Daw-1

11 and 7 Bible Class at 2.30. ST service on Wednesday evening M '

welcome °m

-pdf ,.5-. .i. . lc ,

~~ ' laws lmsroraur

1, sundry scum at mo r¢izii"¥l'£1i>\}, ana Mm 'riin-_rmntiy was

land

"Loyalists" class ol audults in Church married to' an Amfarlcan.

itorluni. A cordial welcome is ex-| Count Blechenyi _had five million ed to all the services of this »dolla5| settled on him, of which ‘ne

to have the income for life, when arrled Gladys Vanderbilt. Three on more, which she had as her

of the Vanderbilt estate, is and four years of the income it, in the Count’s edorts to be

L_ I was

ANGLIUAN. ‘ mllll

uiunlon at the close ol the even- a lin

hem

PAUL'S.-Rector Rev. 1. W. gone,

phy. Services at 11 and 7. Holy with

ancier.

GI‘8.G8

Liars is extended to strangers and coll0go‘ stlldcn _

St.

Dr. Fullerton at eleven and seven. Marriages between American he ,_ Strangers and college students are eases g serficesg , so freqixent this year that newspapers

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New

at ten My ll a. ni., and 7 p. m. Sunday-~ .‘

School ,» few

dial invitation is offered strong-.

ers and

ing service. All seats [ree

Church-Rev. T. Marshall at" ST

at 2.30. A cordial invitation,” a_

PREBBYTERIAN "hh

James’ Presbyterian Rev BUYINu` A TITLE'

Zion-Morning prayer ° meeting 5 5;; a.m., Rev. G. C. Taylor at;

and Bible class at 2.30, A wr |P”°

college students. w_ha

Salvation Army.-Services each' Bnurdsws iuum)

.- t of the week and on Sunday. lpotatoel (bus)

and tillcd foie ucus have been

thein each only a. paragrallh, and of a divorce would command

`cely more space. Perhaps the e has decreased within the last years, but the follow ng shows t titles have cost some American

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_ Almost every dey The Guardian re-

ceives orders by mall .to inseigtssws

matter of an advertising nature. lu' ,,

mostfol these cases the senders, who 'hl '

~ re requently n t kn w to - .

FEAR N0 EVIL- _ lliember oi the staofl andowho haveagg I " '

account in the advertising depart-

,w§’,°,§’°c',‘;-culll1‘;’t‘; c ‘“‘1°P°°d°“¢ 01 out-,misc write "Pierre insert ine mi- V i - O

, _ _ ‘can make vthl; eschrtigig Holy Ghost|lowing and oblige," thus apparently

Pm' s cxrnsniziii. H I 'Night light may sniff: !w1:vh\l:t alimiplymg that fhey think im “emi r

, . EH' ' .- 0 . - u5‘ lb l C d . l ' '

u ‘md 7' S““d“y B°h°°l “nd B‘bl°lCommunion at B a. in. Matins ayt' BOURIB MARKETS' 'when it is all- dark wlthoutl How :go se rglilsre wrsz iffsiih; tlittwelikldl ` ' ' S m. And evcnsong at 7 li. III- l lmm' how hmlpyn h°W calm-.UOWI advertisement of Farm I r Sal b i -’ V

(Corrected for every Wednesday and peaceful wc may be, when the world “ned "-6,, from da to ga our E

'Pork (lb)

Oats (White) Oats (blapk)

Hay (pressed, per ton)

Eggs (doz) Butter (lb) 24 Hides (lb) 9 to 10 Mackerel (each) 5 to 6 Codllsh (fresh) $1.00 to $1.35 Codlisli ( reen $2-40

E ) ll0W'S TIIIS 7

girls; l

G um h d t 11; 11- Weof!srOneBund d ollars Re arg

0sN'rriAi. CHRISTIAN. _~'*"“*’ 0 “ ° 1"". “‘ ...H ...snr o r. r ffm. mme? be

lion dollars for Count Boni de Cas-

(-.entml Ch,.isuan__ Rev J_ 1;-_ tellanc's debts and extrsvagances,

Floyd at 11 and 1. siiriday “bool mmf xiii; u¢:.emii°liii;r;:\e 3313;-

' ‘_ 10 _ _ P r 2 f _ _ _ ll’ld)dl:ieli<li!.;sys :fl 8 pen? Arlllydearfls efrlellfl Whlch Sm" *S "ow helpmg to pay'

Yarmouth had his

College students and strangers are, The Earl °f_ , _

» -,_ t tt d u _ debts of two million do11ars_paid by

€_?§§B‘fnly in" ed 0 B en 8 ser lA1ice Thani and had ll millions set<

| tied on him. A million of this was in

BApT1gT_ lreal estate, and was saved by the

Baptist-Hc\'. Z. L_ Fnsh, at lll'l‘haw lawers when the couple sep-

arated. The Earl soon will wed a

..._ __ . _.3 g. _ K""r.fodll§r‘<s“ le \_"1f§Led°. o

Wvtheundersilzned have uown E- J. an y crfpe Inst is vea_r.°. rind, believe "$.23" ?°‘.’.l.‘é"é‘1.'.'1.”l?.|l'§é`b'° #$253

oillt any oghtligutions made hy hfa firm.

V i ,K 'rr &Maiivi _

AlllIlligl|?su_ll9hll|:tir%gis|)g1l‘ol§do,) 0

Flplln Cstarr Cure is ukenlfnisrnu 1%

ac'f:'!l>z e,f|o!ulp°ensy‘i§]t¢iaenf)li[')i?%i “mln

u s . _ -

&s hdlr%£ee._ ice Do per bottl . &>iu . 1 - _ 'Pike Hslfg mil! Pills for constipa-

sion.

t ui l ,f‘,,‘f,", 13 ' kind

Mt which death can do is to let ¢8l`U1lY strain melt into the heav-

Ch0l'ilIH. _ the temporal ioy into

the eternal bliss! Let us have con. hfience. then. in the messed spirits Power to comfort us. Dear reader, are you looking forward to poverty? Fear not, the - devine Spirit can give YOU. lu your want. a greater plenty than

ance. You know not what joys may U0 Bwfed UD f9l` you in the cottage around which grace will plant the F0868 Of Cfllltellt. Are you cgnsoigug of xi growing failure of your bodily Bowers. Do you expect to sufler long

the only

~rain? 0 be not sad! That bed may become a throne to you. You little !know how every pang that shoots |fhroui:h your body may be a refining Src to consume your dross~a beam of IZIOFY t0 lil-tht up the secret parts of your soul. Are your eyes growing dim? Jesus will be your light. Do the ears fail you? Jesus’ name will be your soul’s heat lmusic, and His

person yo"r dear delight. Socrates used to suv, “Philosophers can he

_ llmvvy wi" ~ic;" and christ-

|ians can ‘l.c l_ia,»pi;r than philosop-

s when all outward causes of re-

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Offices: -Charloficiown. Vancouver, Victoria, Nev Westminster, Nanaimo, falrlary, __ wr

Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, London, Eng , Antwerp, Belgium.

Authorized C1pital...... _ _ ._ . . . . . . . . .$5,O00,’00 __

Subscrib.d Capital . _ . . _ .

Paid up Captal .. ........-.-~-

_ 2.50o ooo -

_ _ 2,000,000

Reserve ..._ 800,000 .

Assets ...... _

Invested Trust Funds and executorships and other

trusts under adiuiiiisrration.. _

Triistccsliips for Boiidliofdcrs _ . . .,_

I Directors

Wm. H. P. Clubb W. D. Brydone-Jack, M. D. F. R Stewart

William R. Arnold

David W. Bole, Montreal john R Gray

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6,217 983 _ _ _ 25,308,100 .

President , Vice-President _ Vice-President

Managing Director

_]_ A Machray, Winnipeg T. R Pearson >-

_Iohn Pitblado, Montreal G. E. Drew, M. D. _. William Henderson james Stark

R, L Reid, K. C E W. Keenleyside

H, W, Riggs. M. D. ]ame_s Ramsay ,f

C. W. Twclves, Antwerp, Belgium. »

Advisory Comm.-’ttee, London, Eng. _

_]_ G_ Colmm-, C, M_ G, Sir Gilbert Parker, M, P. _

C. W. Twelves_

Advisory Committee, Charlottetown

W, H. Aitken

Hon. Charles Dalton.

Solicitors

Bowser, Reid & Wallbridge V8rlCOUV€f. B- C ` Slaughter & May London, England

Frank R, Hear.z

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Lafleur, MacDougall, Macfarlane & Pope Montreal, P. Q. Campbell, Pitblado, l-ioskin & Grundy Winnipeg, Man. \

A UDI TORS

Riddell, Stead, Hodges & Winfer Vancouver, B. Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchison lvi0ntr_eal, P. Q. Riddell, Ross & Bell Winnipeg. M211- J. Maxtone Graham Edinburgh & LOI1d0fl A

BANKERS

Royal Bank of Canada

joiclng are withdrawn. I-ii Thee, ills uithoutl Bv Thy power, O blessed

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f; H ead Gffice S V ancouver, B. C. l§I§5fti."$§..‘Z.ii"§..ZI;2`i..§Zf.f.§‘1§i?‘.‘;’Z

,er

e below.

rcctsd for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Straw iper ton.)

Hay (per ton) Eggs (per do*/..)

Butter

Chicken (lb) Fowl (each)

l’0tato:~s, per bus.

Turnips, Cahlmirc (ily) 5 to 3 Hides 9 to 10 Pelts |50 to 80 Galfskins 13 Bee! (lb) 10 to 16 Beef (quarter) _ 9 to ll Godfish lb) 5 Corned Codtish (fb) 6¢_ Spring Lamb tqr.) $1.00 to $1.50 l.st_tucc (bunch) _ _ _ 5¢_ ,Fresh Mackeral (each) 20 to 25 Mutton (ill) 10 to 14 Rlicizbarlz (lb) 3 to 4 Lettuce (bunch) 05 Spinach (lb) 10 llzulisli (hunch) 4 to 5 l~ltrziwlicri‘ios (Qt) 20 Pens (ut.) ‘ 25 to ZR ‘~liccfs 5

CAST() R I A For Infants and Children-

Ihe Kind Yin liaia Always Bought

i Bears the ~ _

,signature of _ _ /

42 to 4;

$5.50 to $6.50

$12 to 13 20 to 20 to 12 to 60 to 80 20 to 55

5 to 8

23 25 14

"Our line of bathing caps and

writer wings_ is steadily decreas- ing hut there arc some neat designs and "splendid values lcft that you should sec. Water wings are shown in a wide var- iety uf butterfly designs gud bathing raps nrc shown in merccrizcll poplin und silk \vitli`rulilicrizc<l lining and oliislir' flmw ‘iii-iiigs. The Two Macs, 149 ilrfni George St. Mlf}tf_

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See Our Nice

Line of, Brooches

If you want to choose from an extra

wide range of hrooches all of splendid quality, ncafesf. designs and highest gruilcs. it wil: pay you to como und look over our ine. It is sure to satisfy you.

| W. N. Tanton

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Bank of Scotland, London. nr. s......y.n..

The Dominion Trust Company was originally incorporaferl under fhe Companies’ 1- 'B ' 1'

Ai; in Bfiliphl Xotluigimagi l?0_3, spd 'under T _spigilaé Ad ol th.: Legislature in |928, ` 7 * 10, of young ,fees 4 _years out also

c c o e ominion ar ismen in .

an _ying gnmngny i; aufhorizgd C grave of soft and hard wood covers

executor. Zuardisn and trustee under Will Far111 fOr Sale the balance. 29 aff- A svvd home. 7

fo sci as

ss Receiver or Assignee as 5_3 as as 10

the rich have in their abund- announcement, business local, classi-

nights of languishing and days ofling

¥°Ul|l\'\; 5": T:l“_" A350* I offer for sale my farm igousls- rusiee or on issues _ ting of one hundred acres o good Agent fo' persons appointed to any of the shove offices. land situated at Suinley Bridge in Agent for flip investment of fund_s. :e;'el§h:;;*°D‘;f <‘;ll;iX:‘(;;‘;‘::';"'°(:} sccept deposits and allow 4 p c. interest added quarterly. manure on the from Buildm S in

Correspondence and interviews in reference to any ofthe above cordially invited. good ,,eP“h,_' Co,',v‘m,e,,, g t5 new mop or ,lbw the sam crap

'f Churches, shipping cheese factor y has bcenltaken up.We invite isspec~ I, ' ' and school. If not sold-hy the 14th tion of the property as I mean to

. , I H. M. DAVISON. ...__ . . . ....... ........

384-Iul l9Mtf. LOCAL MANAGER. crop, slack and implements. Add Fortune Biiige

` _ 1 H- T. PICKERING or C. Carleton

' . Simleymrldge | , Sou is ChH1‘l°lf¢f°Wf1 Manager, for P. E. I

1 `514 7 26M»§i- sI2-7-26lfS'l6i- . __

o gu t w ll o t y by anciion in connection with the

proper, and thus subscribers have no privileges of free advertisement and’ are on the same footing as non sub- scribers. Seldom ever does the sender state whether the item- is to appear in the Morning Daily or in the Even- ing Daily, whether for one or more times in either Daily, or in both, whether as a display advertisement,

fied, ad or otherwise. When for church or charitable purposes they seldom ever say so, or do not enclose suflicient money to pay for same, all of which will be returned by first mail in the event of the item not be-

chargeable, or it more money is

sent 'than necessary to pay for the item the surplus will be' returned at once, there being a greater discount for cash with order for advertising of churches etc than for regular ‘busi- ness. In all such cases the Advertis- ing department communicates with the sender as quickly as possible by mail or phone, often paying the mes-

senger service to get them to the,

telephone if not too far distant, thus saving all possible time. People write this office to know if News, Letters to Editors,etc_, are charged for, and to all such there is but one reply-all itcms,etc, of a money making nature, even though they be somewhat of a new nature, are chargeable. For in- stance, the advance notice or notices of a concert, lecture, pie social, picnic, etc, are chargeable if there is an admission fee, silver collection, sale of pies or sale of food or re- freshments, etc. Advance notices ol purely religious services, even though 9. silver collection is to be taken up, are not chargeable. The particulars of any of the above, after they have been held, are, however, news and thus not chargeable. The news of the past, present or fixture business, which is still bcing conduct- ed, is chargeable, if it is apparent that the Object is to make thc busi- ness more widely known and thus lin- crcnse it. Versus accompanying death notices are also chargeable. Even items which are actual news and not chargeable but once in either Morn- ing Daily or Evening Daily or both are chargeable for more than one in- sertion, as they ure thus not news

The shove facts are given for the

purpose of assisting persons who have items, etc.. to mail to this ol- fice, so that delay and disappoint- ment will he avoided.

"Yard wide Crash n very spedal

bargain lot offered for the week end at I3 cents per yard. This ls a regular I8 cent line. Moore & McLeod 513-7-26I\l2 l

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MAIL CCN TRACT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General will be rc- ceivcd at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 5th September 1913 for the conveyance of His Mnjesty‘s Mails, on ii proposed Contract for four years, six times per wcck O.vcr Rurnl Mail route No. 4 from Head of St. Peters Bay, P. E. Island from tlic Postmaster Generals pleasure,

Printcrl notices containing further iliformntion ns to condition oi pro- posed Contract may he s`ecn mid blank forms of Tender _may lic oli- tnlncd nt the Post Oflicc of Hand St. Peters Bay, Mldgell, Marie Bridge and other route Oflices and at the ol- ficc of the Post Ofllce Inspector.

Post Ollice Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspcctor's Office,

(lharlottctown, July 24th 1913.

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Farm For Sale

1/2 mi‘e from Foitune Bridge &

S:bool House. 2% miles from For- tune Harbour & the Church, 5 miles from Souris or St Charles Stition. 79 ac. 50 of which are cleared and under cultivation of which 4'/, ac. of which 12 ac. of oxts, 5 ac, potstces. 1 sc. Turnips, 8 nc. hav 2 sc. orchard of which 70 apple=, 6 plums, are in fruit and a

a lot of current and gocseberiies_A

rooms large barn and shed on hack. Greiuery and coach house all in good repair; also a good well wilh plrnty of water at all seasons,\qlso a gooi spring in the centre offnrni all under good state of collivslion Also 80 acres woodland one mile in on Burn s Ro d Will sell with the

s ll. Q Wm. A. TOWNSEND

es of the Circulation departmenty

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'Saturday Night

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y y un s ‘

iggkgllrtttf and fl‘0._ Mid the Pillars of cancelled it, as he is a subscriber tol S

18 its Us ‘th ail°e removed! Even death, The Guardian. In this connection itl ' '._ -

nth e ' “ll “I ‘ts ten"-‘le ll15“°l1°¢5. may be said that the subscription! _ - ~

35 I “ghlzsgiwff £0 Bllillbnd the music of price is not sufficient to even Day the l _ _ I ~ H0 1' d _i 33 “ " S elm- b“¢ futher makes aciuai cost of paper, inir, prerswork, Dress Muslins l-5 off. 30 P ¢C¢5 fa 95 3"

'music become more sweet, niore‘maiilng, bookkeeping and other ex-I

- mo" h°BV9l1lY. till the last pens

and shell pattern muslims regular prices me to 30:: yd, now Sc to 2oc yd. -

Tiffin sin ser yd- 20 puffs $,f»ff=*a Silk 2°

inch regular 65c to 75c yd tv L`l¢a1‘ ll 39° Yd-

Paillefie de chene Silk 4-6c yd- I5 Pl€CfS 20 inch

Pailletle, colors red, b1”0Wl1. Elffni Sfeyi 705°’ leseda now 460 yd. \‘ ' ‘I __ A,,¢|¢,s0n gingham, |04; yd. io pieces plaid and cli ck Andeisoii ginghams ngular 150 now 1oc`yd.

Dress Goods 39c yd. 20 pieces dress goods in

S<rgs,Cash1ncrc,Taffcta cloth, Panama., striped, Voile, Crepe de chene, black and uliile ‘Shepherd Check, navy and brown Luslre, r.-gular from 48: to 85c yd, now 39c.

200 Dress Rcmnanls abcut I-2 price in 1 1-2 yd

to4 1-2 yd lengths. Come and get first choice as they are ends of the best sellers we had this season.

Toclie’s Shirts 99c. Those are regular sioclr,

sizes i4 1-2 to i7, not j -b stuff but shirts we have

sold at from 51.3510 $1 50. Saturday night and Mon-

day ggc. _ l ‘

Percale Striped Shlrfs 59c, This is our regular

75c shirt and good value at the money, sizes __4 I-2 to i6 i-2. Saluiday night and Monday morning 59c_

linen Dust Coats I5 off. Our whole stock of

linen dust coats, regular prices 3.40 to 5 50 now 1-3 (il. z

Lidies’ While Unilersliirfs I-5 off. Our whole

stock of ladies white uudcrskirts regular value gl .35 to $2.25 1-3 off.

Whit.; Shi;-fwaisis 7.5¢ 5 dozen wlilte Shirtwalsts

regular value 1 25, 1.50 :i:.d 1.75, slightly mussed, Saturday night and Monday uiorniiig 750.

Greyilofions 34 incli regular value loc, special

at 8r, 40 inch regu ui' valuc i4c, special at II 1-2c yd.

White Coitons. 36 incli fine white cotton regular

ioc special 7 1-2c yd, 5,6 exim fine while cotton re- gular I4c special 11c yd.

l"ly'Nciiing_ 36 ii.rli green and w_liite regular 70

yd, Saturday night and Mcnduy morning 50 yd.

l7 doz. Boys' and Ffen's Ca ps 29.: regular value 4oc

to 75c broken liar;.~',but ihc variety is large enough to fit anyone. ,

5 Doz. Men`s Sift Frlf flats 980 regular value

$1.50 to $2.50 in black and colored to cleir Saturday night and Monday morning at 98C. `

Ladies' Stainless Black llose regular I5c llsle

Saturday night and Mondpy iuurning ioc pr.

Ladies' While Undcrvesfs regular 252 Saturday

night and Monday moriiingliéc exch. '

Corsi-.fs 49c b okeu lines regular value 65c to

1.10, sizes 25 in to 283. Saturday night and Monday ninning 49C.

Bareilcs, Side Combs and Back Combs l2c. Re-

gular value i5c, Siturday night and Monday mom- ing 12c_ /

Dutch Collars, Jabois, eic l9c regular value 25c

lo 350.

Children's and Ladies' Sfraw flats l-2 price. All

our childrcnls and ladies’ while and coloftd straw lials to clear al 1-2 price.

Ladies’ Colton and Chiimbray Dress I 5 off. The

remainder of our cotton, clianibray, inull, _lawns and embroidery dresses s"/.es fruni 16 years to 38 bust measure i-3 off. ,

White Linen and Repo Sliiris I-2 olf. 15 in the

lol Saturday night and Monday morning to clear at 5oc on the dollar. '

S. A. McDonald The Island’s Leading Store.

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Premier Position M

_ The _Sun Life of Canada now occupies the

premier position among Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies now having over $I44»090_,ooo,0o of Insurance in force and an annual income of over $12,000,000. Per iiites and plans apply to

A 11.12. snow

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