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, , ` The Eastern Guardian _

Theatre the week of June l9tli, the last oi’ the Meistersiiigers' record breaking engagement in “The Flag Station.” Cecil Cuiiuinghain, the

` d ,IT PAVB to buy in this Pmvmca _'o~E CENT Der word "ch m_ comedienne extraordinary, and Char-

v‘~- h -_ :I an every day ' -- sertion for advertising in this column. l

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(mv ; I ‘N , "_ .. CARL MoDONALD is Guardian Cash must accompany order. ...~-_f-, gp _ J.; ’ Representative for Souris. » - *-

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' " GO0d fOl‘ BI'€&d. SOOO ..°1'. ooaoon ives is eusraiss on August 9th- A Spf-‘vial train ieevqs'

` Representative for Souris the city at 1 15 p.m. 2180-7-21mt»i

f0r PaStfZ”" ood fCf ZOU- ...'Mi`ss Lulu Dsiziei,.or Murray ..*sEvEn/hu.

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LET us develop your films and

make your prints.

We have a complete and very

modern department for handling this work.

A Send us your exposures we will get the best there is in them,

The G. H. Cook Studio H

Telephone us for an ap-

pointment. We will be glad to make portraits of the children, yourself the entire

family or any gathering of friends.

The Bayer Studio

i._ A. EE. Lyon Photo Studio

Specialty in Groups, _ College,

Society and Family

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal

_ attention

107,Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

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from llAi.ll~‘AX to Boston every Mou- duy und 'l‘liui‘sdiiy nlorniiig at 7 o'clock.

JAS. .CARRAGH ER,

Agent.

Chiirlottetown.

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Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry. 8. S. Hillsboro.

, . R k P I ,_ the battle there were visible plenty of #ggi glltown Leave oc ,X20 ian evidences of the strenuous character S‘00 B: 8_3() a_m_ of the figliting~sciittei°ed bodies half

10.00 a.m. 11.30 a.m. 2.00 p.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

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saver; 222232 Queues _,. ..._ -asses

M. MURPHY, M

Tickets on Sale llriilly in Noveinber Zitltli Return Limit hree Months

$122.80

From Charlottetown i

Going and Returning via Chicago direct

Going via Chicago and Direct Lines. Returning via Vancouver, or vice versa. $17.50 additional

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From Montreal-Quebell

Miss/iNAi-ns - - JULY 29 METAGAMA, - - AUG- 12

W.B. Howard. 1). l’. A-.C. 1’ R-.5t.]ohn,N.li

Geo. Waller, Dominion }°JxDY°55 B“"di"“ tiharlottetown

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Leave North side of India Wharf.Hoston. even' day at 5 p.m.. due New York at 8a.m. Same ser-

S . S _ lack of breezes, there is plenty of wa-

lnternational Line

Steamship: Calvin Austin, Gov. Ding- ti; me valley in 9' "ny "ickmg

iey and Governor Cobb- COAST\\'I‘lE'- I eave St John Mon . Wed

: ‘ -_ 1 il _ 1,5 ' P £3 as good as a. 'glass of this water to a

i'§iiioB;'-ifiiaiioi-ish” maiifdriiieiiecifiiigihyhfif- warrior who has spent hours in the }lu=‘iiioIi_i, t/:on.,‘\'{e%.. and ggi. i;t\‘::.m. forPort. trenches stooping to avoid snipers. “H 3” UF- “ °°~‘*" ‘ ~ ° ° - cramped by the weight of his kit and

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S£.n;i (7-ii. il1i?ai]t‘iet\§in,Jcl’i:1d‘ve1ilil§iEitral riilhgiif, the nurrowiiess of his quarters, wlille Boston. Mon .Thurs..and Sun..at I0~00=i~m- the sun scorched his neck and buck,

METROPOLITAN LINE

BTEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS mes made uxiswn. en

AND BUNKER HILL

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s'rsAMsi-iiPs Nonvi-ii.ANo AND Howvs This?

NORTH STAR

Leave Franklin \\'harf,Portland,Tues ,Thurs .

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§';‘5v5\§f)'r?(' 5-§f££';“sé;"}?ge“f§':|"§n‘=§`g‘3° 3' m' 1°' case of Oatarih that cannot be Cured by Hall's

City 'l’icket Office, 4/ King Street. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A. E .Flem|ng, T.F.iitP.A. St John,

i NUW B|`U'|‘W|°k~ the last 15 years,:ind believe him perfectly honor-

PHard Coal

To Arrive

We have the following scliooiiers.

now on way und due from New

'_ -‘ ' 2 able to carry out any obligations made by his

Toledo 0.

1 ` llii|l’s Caiarrh i'-ure is taken internally, acting

We carr a complete stock of

York and Pliiliidolplila. with citr- goes oi Best American Autliriicllfi coal iii Egg stuvo and Chestnut sizes. namely ` ,

~isAiAH i<.s1'eTsoN, with sooiem ~n. Powsns" with 610 tool

“F. A. ALLAN” ....wlth ..850 !0|\l

This Coal is all of best Quality-

aiiil will be sold at very lowest Dl'|00 while discliargiiig. Parties i‘eq\iii'i¥i8 /tntliracito Coal cannot do belief than by hooking their orders ut once, rind delivery will be made from vessels' while discharging.

Buiitain Bell & Co

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A ents D minion Coal Co.. Lid-

ll. Lyons &. Bu ,

ways give prompt and careful attention to all orders large and small.

We have vessels now en route

with HARD COAL-Egg Stove Nut, Old Sydnev Roun , Sydney Run of Mine, Inverness Round and Peanut, Albion Round, Run of Mine and Nut Customers who want the best should order now so as to take delivery from the Vessels.

Use our Coal and save money. Phone 111

all HY GRADE Coals and al- “*-iii]

Trade Bulletin of Montreal s

ports of planters and shippers in

this year, and conse uentl the

ine in fancy molasses unless a sub-

quoted at 45c on spot, and jobbing lots at 49c in the city, and 47c at country points. Holders of 100 pun- cheon lots are said to be holding for still higher prices.

IN Vigil [ll DEATH

LONDON, July 20.-The British

press representative in the Dardu- nelles reporting under date of July 4th, says:

“The successful advance of the Brit-

-ish left wing on June 28, placed in our hands another mile of the ‘Gully Ra- vine,' which is the, Gallipoli Penin- sula’s valley of death. The Turks know every inch of the ground and pour it tremendous number of shells into the ravine, which is dotted for miles up from the shore with lonely graves, marking the lust resting place of some soldier who was buried where lie toll.

“Despite the tragedies staged here,

the spectator must admit that the ravine presents u scene of rugged grandeur, resembling the Scotch Highlands. 'l‘lie mile of gully most recently added to the British posi- tions is still llttered with the debris of the Turkish positions, which are invariably ill-kept and iiltliy from a sanitary point ot’ view. If the enemy goes through the campaign without some great epidemic he will have un- due luck.

“As the correspondent travelled up

the ravine tweiity-four hours after

protruding from the ground, hastily dug graves, hundreds ot' broken rifles and scattered equipment and every- where great iires burning and giving forth a sickly stench, for on the fires Turkish dead in hundreds were being burned.

“In front of the trenches British

soldiers were working like hem pre- paring barriers and trenches under a continuous fire of the enemy sharp- shooters. while others, for whom there was no room in the trenches. were sleeping calmly close behind, and awaiting the summons to resist an expected counter-attack.

"One of the finest things about the

,ravine is that, despite the heat and

ter for man and beast-springs which come from the interior hills and en-

s eam as clear as cristal and icy cool. No wine ever has or will taste

and while stenclies and millions of

co w -nigh un-

beiiruble.”

We offer One Hundred Dollarsllewnrd fo

Catsrrh 1'-ure.

F. J. CHENEY & C0, Toledo, 0,

We theundersigncd have known F J Vhcncy for

:iblc in all business transactions and financially

firm.

Nhriomii. BANK Or vomnancs.

directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ol the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.

fake }l:il|'s Family Pills for constipation.

Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAQQ STEAMEB

July llth Messina July 31st

July Zlst Appeninr August i0th

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX STEAMEB

_liiiy zz Durango August 7th

Auixusi Jnl Tabasco August :oth

Fu rn¢ss,Witliy & Co,Ltd.

scribers are asked when having their the Empire-

...*PICNIC.--The anual picnic of F. S. MHCDODBIG. SOUi‘lB. S

St Geor -

. gas Lodge, No. 109 1. 0. G. T. 2130-7 19M6i-

_ was held at St. Andrew Point Thurs- '*

More Bread and Better Bread asv. Juiy 15th. The attendance was ..*cAi.eooNiAN ci_uB. - The

> one of the largest in the history oi’ annual Scottish gathering under the

the Lodge and 3 vegy enjoyable any auspices of the Caledonian Club of i was spent by 9,11, P.E.I. will be held this year at George- .

town, on Wednesday, August 18th. Y

'_-" ‘ " l MQLASSES QN 'ri-ig ,iUMp__ The Full particulars later. 2209-7-22m1i

Harbor North, is visiting Miss Jessie will be heard at the Patriotic Rally in ' c Dalziel in Georgetown, for a few days Souris htliis ei/flnliié N? liinite ?h0Ul<1 g _

.___ mssteoppo uny o sexing o .

...GIVE GLD ADDRESS _ su the appeals to be made on hem", otilville patrons look eagerly forward to

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f ' _ papers changed from one address to **" - 2 va

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another to please give old address as *F93 SALE- Wm Be" at T91' well ss new one. This prevents any souable rates by the cur loud or

ays:

` Judging from recent advices from --'Sir 1201115 Ulivieii. Rev- Dr MC- §“l..|'ll,’l’!l”€`“"". Burbadoes it Seems that the crop of Millan will speak iii_Souris this even-

fungy molasges was very short and ing at the great Patriotic ltully. Choice that it has been cleaned out entirely music will be rendered by aistlnguisli-i at me Igiamp 1; appears gh," Mom. ed vocalists and thc Souris Brass

. real imports did not believe the re-iB“l1d-

Barbiidoes regarding the short crop --*GREAT PATFUOTIC RALLY-“-

A great Patriotic ltal will be held in

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would not buy at the wwe, rates fi,-at Souris this evening, ‘when addresses age,-ed_ And now it iookg like 3 fam. will be delivered by Sir Louis Davies,

liev. Dr McMillan, Colonel Peake and

Smute can be g°und_ Round lots are others. Vocalists from the city will

render a delightful musical program, and the Souris -Brass Band will give selections.

SUMMEH SlIHHUl_

iiiiisi iiiiii iiiii fill lfliifii

(Coniinued from page four) u distance, they have to reduce it to ii smaller scale iifter examining it thoroughly, and to analyse its forms, to compare them mid to eviiluiite their respective proportions. ln this way he developes his facilities and gains

1 lnind.

The study of plaster casts, orna-

ments and figures are more the work of High School or Normal School and should be used sparingly and in simple forms in the Public School.

Mr I.iirose's work is very interest-

ing and helpful, und it is to be hoped that it will do good service in the development of drawing in our rural us well us in our city schools.

What To Do To Get Fat Aud Increase Weight

THE REAL CAUSE OF THINNESS.

A Phyoioiarrs Advice.

Most thin people eat from four to

six pounds of good solid fat-milking food every day and still do not incre- ase in welglit one ounce, while on the other hand many of the pluiiip, chunky folks eat very lightly and keep guin- ing all the time. lt's all bosh to say that this is the nature of the individu- al. lt isii’t Nature's way at ull.

’l"liii1 folks stay thin because their

powers of assimilation are defective. They absorb just enough of the food they eat to maiiitain lit`e and a sein- blauce of health and strength. Stuf- ing won't help them. A dozen meals a day won't make them gain ii, single "stay there" pound. All the fat-pro- ducing elements of their food just stay in the intestines until they pass from the body as waste. What such people need is something that will pre- pare these fatty food elements so that their blood can absorb them and de- posit tliem ull about the boily-some thing, too, that will multiply their red blood corpuseles mid increase their blood’s carrying power.

For such u condition I always re-

commend eating a. Sargol iiiblet with every meal. Sargol is not, as some believe, a patented drug. but is a scientific combination oi' six of the most effective and powerful flesh building elements known to chemis- try. It is absolutely harmelss, yet wonderfully effective and a single tab- let eaten wltli each meal often has the effect of increasing the weight of in thin man or woman frmo three to five pounds a week. Sargol is sold by good druggist.-i everywhere on ii posi- tive guaruntee of weight increase or money buck.

LlliSl FHUM lHEllHiS

“TH _ FLAMING SWORD" AT THE BOSTON THEATRE, BOSTON.

June Grey :ind Lionel Barrymore. in

the greiit live part sea story, "The Flaming Sword." adapted from the novel of the some name, will he the principal attraction at the llostoii ’l`lioati's the week of .luly llltli. ’l‘lii.~i is ii thrilling story ot' love niid hiite uiiilil the rock bound count, niid ilvc acts iind over two hundred sc-eiies ol` suplicrli driiiiiniic nction ure eiiiictiiii upon the screen with ii rare skill by Miss Grey us Meera and Mr. Barry- more, us Sieve, the dissoulie young college cliap who is eventuiiily regen- erated through the love ot' ii. good wo- iniin, 'l‘iil;- sci-.iics of "'l‘lie Fliiiiiiiig Sword,” posed at a lonely liglitlioum- on a rock bound island nfl the siiine coast, liiive a louch of rugged renlisni that is entirely different from any- thing previoiisly atteniptcil. ’l‘his grunt pictiire will bc surrouiided by ii wonderful show of features, including Charlie (‘.liiiplin und Mary l’icki`oi'd subjects; (`iiroline B. Nichols aiiil her superbe Fiidottes, the great mus- ical organization that has bnconio one oi' the rccoiziiizod musical iiistiiiitloiis of Boston during its ciigagcinciit, nl the Boston Tliciitre; the eleventh chapter of "The Goddess," Gouvern- our Morris' great serial of love, hiite and niyati-ry, wiili Eiirle Wiiliuiiizi und Anita Stcwiirt, iind iiunierous other features yet to lib iviimed. The pr-i~'or- mance is continuous from ten a. in. to ien~thirty p. iii.

CECIL CUNNINGHAM AND

CHARITY CASE AT B. F.

KE|TH‘S THEATRE BOSTON

Halifax, N. S.

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A big qnnilrilple-hcarlml rill-feature bill will be ofllrod at ll. i~‘. Keitli‘sl_

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ley Case, the man wiio talks about his father, will be two of the big headlin- ers' offered with “The Meistersingers At The Flag Station." Miss Cuniiiiig- ham is the wife of Jean Havez. the great song writer, and she will offer a series of original songs written espec-

g SPLENDID ORATORS ially for her by her husband. (lliarley

Case is one of the fnniest black face omedians in the world. He is a reiit favorite in Boston, and vaude

is annual visits to Keith’s. “'i`he Meistersingers," for the third and pos- itively last week of their engagement, will offer new solos, new soloists, and

delays and saves unnecessary trouble Similar 10!! Mfwkefel bbl Slave” new choruses' and the much talked

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ill 800|! OVSI' the b00kB- ghgngxlsx il";_in§:l“e3(§2§’af§g';23E;_e&' tiiiue to amaze the audiences. Ota

bout railroad train effect will con-

Gygi, the court violinist to the King of

lids, the fiiiiious English shadowgrupli- ists from the London Coliseum; Bronte and Aldwell, singing comed- ians; and Ward, Bell and Ward, in “Under The White Top,” featuring Adelaide M. Bell.

S’SI_DE MA RKETS

Straw (per ton) 86.00 Turnips, bus. .15 Wheat, bill. 1.10 1.60 Wool. lb. .30 Eggs, dozen .15 Hay, loose ton 810.00 11.00 Hay, pressed 10.00 12.00 Hides, lb. .10 Lamb pelts .50 .50 Oatmeal, per 100 8.75 Oats, (white) bus. 65 Barley bus. 65 to 90c.

pain. will be another stur feature, nd the surrounding bill includes

Buckwheat . 60 .90

The Wretchednesl of Constipation » 1

Cm quickly bi. overcome by

CAR'l`ER’S l.i'l'l'LE LIVER PILLS.

P i . "f..i.i'"$N°

aes. liicligestioii. do lbei Jil)

Small Pill, Shall D001. Small Pl'l¢¢»

Genuine -is ii... sip-.im

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Butter, lb. (dairy)

a - _ .20 .24 George Howuii sho co., in "The Rea Butter-,1i>. (eresmeryi .zz .23 Oats (black) bul- 7° Fox Trot;" Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Calfslrins lb. .10 .10 Potatoes, bus. 27

on the grounds.

Hop Step Jiunp High Jump

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Wharf the first a

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Three Legged Race

.Wheelbarrow Race _, - Mozisurinr R' f~ ‘~

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Sack Race ,"' -‘.-» -_ , _R Blind Race , ,__ » ` i , .

Backward Race ' , ~ _ ;- Cigar Lighting Race '_ . "1 - |‘ Fat Man s Race

Boot Race, 50 yards 50 yd Dash, ladies (liobblcs barred) _ , W Potato Race, Ladies if ,-.=.-_ S7

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Attendance

The S. S. Harland will make three trips from S. N.

_p tOne o clock, and two other trips as

quickly as she can return in each case.

The proceeds over the expenses will be donated

to the Patriotic Fund.

The Stores

10 a.m

A caterer with all kinds of refreshments will be

See the Funny Sports 2

See the Aquatic sports, the first for a long time.

Fun Galore

Program of Sporls

Open Events Aquatic Sporls

. 100 yards Dash Hzindicnps Walking Greasy Pole A

220 " “ " 50 yur s Swiinining Race (boys)

under 17

Canoe Race,

Evenls Open lo Clerks and Meichanls

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Ai While’s Point

July 26th, Monday

_ The Merchants of Charlottetown will hold a basket

, picnic on the above date. Everybody is invited.

Big Program of Sporls---82nd Band in

Close at 12 Sharp Noon

Big Sireel Concert by the 82nd Band, Beginning at

Canoe Race, double

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50 yd Dash X' nigga `°

Putting Shot ‘:-\-.2--_ -= .-Hifi) r

A medal will be presented to the best all around

ren 10c '

S. A. McDonald Pres W. A. Gaudei say

merchant making the most points. _

Return Fare, including sports-Adults 200, Child- -I

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