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Q_iIEEN’S CGUNTY GUARDIAN

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ra. George Hallett wssvialting friends

Our Aim ist ttT`hav'e a Good Assortment of "-_"‘~°"~' °°°“s"'~

Alex McDougall. DsSabis was visiting

- _ V 0 ` fri ads in Boushaw las week. ~

fi‘.'f ` " Enameled Souvtnu' Jgwelry alias nam., iswry ‘vias-principal or

" Alook through our stock will reveal something

., .r r _ to please you. ' ` I sinner wm myis ai urs nuns; cant.

Pr-iooa St School left Saturday for Yale, B. 0.

son returned Saturday alter a visit to his

‘ - _ ~f ’ Spoons, brooches, belt plus, etc. hom,

Patrick Coady, Inominal/er, Maas.

vw. var. vdmnnwmn raver... .aa optic... ml°!°'°B‘='°f°'"=°' \\°'=° at ""°°=

HONE 188

Have You Seen Them ' Tire Very Latest Pearltinted back ground PI-I O 'I' O S

Elegant, effective, artistic.

§."£.ii.f...!!.=,,.5§.9.‘.?.!.S.»

'iry Hughes’ Dl- ~ gestive Tonic

It gives snap. vim and energy to

the system. As au appetizer it can- not be beaten.

Price 25c per bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes APOTH ECARIBS’ HALL.

556.--

Siartright Shoe i

for the little one is the shoe you have been looking for and could not get- It’s the finest shoe in America ior children. It'a the baby shoe. size 2 to 6, in tan or black. Blucher cut, buitoned or laced No na.ils or taeks to hurt baby’s feet.

Price 9oc and $1.00 a pair. Try a

’""` i.Tli»is5io1uai.iii-:N.

N’ ot i ceo

will The liar-ties having 48 inch Stillisor' wnineh wi h 'l‘. A. M." out into handle. also gui-tieseyivingiauk screws and other tool. on-ow from u..- pisasemcturn them witboui iioiuy. or we wlill-'ivototakssuch means as wiil;notbe pleasant to insure rcturn of thesr, toloégdbf BRUCE B'l`EWART&00.

A. L. FRASER

Attorney-at-Law.

SOURIS, P. E. I. s-wdsm

Preserving Sugars! r’

Do not risk cheawuvrs oh

your preserves. ¢- WP li

ut do not recommend it. We have in stock RED ‘

PATHSEXTRA GRANULA°

TED-SUGAR put up at the rennery in so and roo b barn, which we are selling at 5c per lb. Take no risk, get the beet RED PATHS EXTRA GRANULATED. branded on

every package. .

M c K en n a’s Phone 226 - - Both Stores.

Men’s tan boots

See our window this

- week for bargains in

men‘s tan boots. ‘

Regular $2.50

We are closing out

the balance of this line

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Sprague Sr C0.

V Sunnyside'

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Shoe

Bargains For

Saturday

See them displayed in

our windows io-night'

Men's buff boots, peggedi'

regular_ price $2.00 now

$545! v '

Men’s Doug, elastic side

boots regular price $2 25 now i-45.

Meu’s Dougola Biueher

boots regular price $2.10

now $1.45.

W~.men’s chocolite Ox-

or~ls regular s.'\o now ’.;§a.

-V Women’s black 'kid

Oxfords regular 1.35 now r ou.

Wornen's line Dongoia

lacfd boots, iight sole, pit

tip, 2.60 now i-75-

Alley®. Co.

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Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

ofdlgg, Bar, Nose, Throat

ll.

“Eyes tuied andl fittedlioa' ' ‘I `oirriorr. nouns

Ula lla. m. l.m-.\.lJ D ll-

liivorringa by appointment.

dtww

Lhcap Prcscrviiig Sug'a_i

We boughtalot oi West India Raw

Qngar (Muscnvado) suitaols for pre- nnigg purposes, which we are now odering at the low rate of

5 I-2 cents per pound in iota of so pounds IIIG i1lPW“d|- '

We have also a quantity of very nies

bright crystal sugsrwhic we offer at the rate of

26 pounds inr $i.00

caries.-ry ...ri nears your enroll"

for preserving.

Bt-:cr & Gof_f

Tunnel Post Cards

Have you rent one away to your

friends, if not do it now.

For sale at the leading bool.

stores. Published by

B A Y E K, Photographer. .

sr.

Eritriss for The Guardian s Bicycle Road

Race Vi adncsday evening, 28th, will oiosa Monday Nth.

Miss Eiccnor Stockhon,Bussex,N B.,wlio

has been visiting in Charlottetown, has returned home.

Wm. Worth, who has been visiting

friends here, left Saturday on return to W aber. Mass.

orce

George Mclistt, Bradiibans is able to

drive in his carriage afssr hisssvorcillnssa during the winter.

C J. Mark Smith. of Havre, Montana, purposes attending St. Dunstan's College this farm. '

Mrs. LC. Nelson, and son and daughter

of Boston, Mass.. are visiting Mrs. J. R. Monro, at 45 Grafton St. West.

Miss Mabel Barnett, who liasbesn visit-

ingiier brother E B Barnett. left Satur~ day lor her home in Bermuda,

Will Mullins and family have returned

to their home in Ds Sable after a sucoess~ (ul season fishing at Fernwood.

Mrs Herbert and daughter, of Provid~

ence, RL, are expected soon tc spend some time at ner old home DeSai.ile.

Wallace and Mrs Galbraith, Lorneviils,

N Ii., have gone to Prince Edward island, where they will spend two or three weeks. 4

ScinueiOsrnsrcn,Hampton who has

spent; the last two months visiting friends and relatives in the West is expected home soon.

Murdock and Mrs McLeod and family,

Mcncton,ar-e visiting this Province. and expect torsmaln for two weeks and sn' ioy.s driving tour-

Miss Hamilton of thc Dartmouth N. S.

Kindergarten who has been the guest of John McMillan M. L. A., Hazelwood, returned home Saturday,

In response to an enquiry The Guard..

an‘s Bicycle Road Race will probably sitart about six o'i:look or a little later on Wednesday evening next.

J LMcDuiT, Au.\berst,» has returned

'home from two weeks' vacation trip to Charloitctown. Mrs MoDufl° remained at Hunter River for u few weeks longer.

Much sympathy is fait. for-BC Lea and

family ofV'l‘ryon in the death of Mrs Lea which occurred on Saturday morning 'ns'. Further particulars will be given in ioinorrow‘s issue.

Business men should remember tha they can reach the country every 1.. r in the week except Sundays and stat. o _, holidays by advertising in The Guai r an a Rural Daily with a guaranteed av . .....- oiroulation for Iillfi of at least for thousand per issue.

rss relieving ra r iinsmsn rsn

Saturday for Ottawa to compete in the D RA annual meet. Corporal W J Kennedy,P EI L H, Gr Athci Seaman, No2Co 4th CA, Alex Kennedy, Frank Jcnes,J H Judson, A Judson. Walter Jones,B VR C. Major Jones and Capt D A :McKinnon are at present in Toronto and will also take part In tha c-mpetition.

The oats throughout the Province still

apbcriiro bs growing taller. There have been received lately a lpecimeat irom D. T. McEwen, New Dominion, measuring six feet, one inch, and taking the championship; a stalk from Simon Blendon. Junction Road. measuring Eve fest seven, and a stalk oi wheat four fsal. nine; and another sample of osls, dvr feet. live and a half from a field owned by George A. Wood. Fortune Bridge, Kicg’s 'Co.

A recent Rosion newspaper says,

“Tha Governor today appointed as the five additional boiler inspectors provided for by this years Legislature William W. Rsmlay. Lawrence, Franklin L. For bush, North Adams: Wilirrrt E. Slmm, West Somerville; Henry Bushes, Salem, and Harry E. Morton, Hyde Park. These nisn raspeotivsly secured the first. fourth, filth, sixth and seventh highest marks In the civil services examination. The duty of this new board is, among other things, the examination of engineers. The second and third on the list were passed over because ons had no angiuser‘a The second and third on the liar. were assed over br causs onshad no an naer’a

by the termaof tha statute. Wm. W Ramsay, who is mentioned in tha pn

tha sou of George Ramsay. formerly of Summoraide. Ha received tits highest marks at the civil ssrvics examination- 04.43.

1 Our Granular Blu-vescsnt Saline is

pleasant invigorating aperiant or laxativa draught- beneficial in billous attscks.con- stlpation, headauhss, skin eruptions. and ur-ion: tier-angamants ofthe livsr and kidneys. Only ide oar- boitie.-A. W. iiaddin, Pham B, Sunnyside.

1-_,_.W|rite’s Chocolates its 'e a richnes

1 has them irom otuer cuocoiates

hi h diatingu s - , '_ . _ . This is the result of the superipr g_na.iiy of matt riail Med-

W||i¢,'| name on every plete. A

1’ l*-ff _ _ _ _ ~ ~ .

s and ilavou

J E Bail returned Saturday from Mon- inal-

Btaphen Klggins an-lved on Saturday from Bt John, N B.

'J Oand Hrs Btswart,' Moncton; are visitinrfrisnds in Charlottetown.

Mrs. John Weir, New Glasgow, N. B. is visiting liar parents Mr. and Mrs. Nc- Farlans, City. `

Frank and Mrs Smith, of Moncton, accompanied by their sou. Master Dean. recently visited this Province.

The sum of one dollar has been received

from a sympathiser tc assist the sad case mentioned in Saturday'a Guardian.

The schooner Speoulahor, of La Have,

made the passage from New York to Oha- lottetcwn in ninety four hours,beatlng all known records.

Tunnel coupons ara ooming in from a quartsrs. Every person should iill in and mailto “Tha Guardian, Charlottetown” at ones marking "Tunnel" on corner ot snvslcpc.

Au old saw goeatbusz- ' If the 24th of August be fair and

clear, ‘

Then hope for a prosperous autumnthat year.

Telaphons subscribers will please

elianga their Directory books as follows- Guardian Publishing 00. 13!-I bubaerip tion Department; i&-ii Advertising Department.

Several schocners ran into port yester-

day. alsoa small ynwl-rigged lash; to escape the stormy weather. The rain and wind of lass night was for a time very violent.

Any person or iirm desiring thessi-vices

ol ayouniz lady lor general oiiioe work, who has had some practical sxperlsnco in his llna as well as on typewriter, should apply at this cdloe quickly.

The Tennis Tournament of men‘s slnoles

to have been played Saturday aitsrnocu for the Sir Louis Davies Cup was post- poned till next Saturday, August thirty first, when both ladies' and men‘s singles will bs played

The funeral of the late Mrs. Edmund

McKenaic will take place this Monday, afternoon at 2.45. from the residence of Darius Garrett, opposite ihs P. E. Island Hospital, Fitzroy Street to the railway station, thence to St. Peters.

Advertisers are asked to have ‘change in noi. ister than ten n. m. each Saturday lor the Morning Daily and 'Rural Daily, as Guardian employees have .a half holiday each Saturday. The business, and news departments are open as on other days.

,The Guardian‘s magnificent trophy for the sixteen miie bicycle road race cn Wednesday, August. twenty-eight, also L. E. Prowsa'a and W. B. -Mornn's medals and the Canada Cycle ani Motor Cob Butter cooler arc on exhibition in W. N. Tauton a show window today.

.l. B._McI.sori, succession duty collector

ior Ontario, has returned to Toronto from a trip to Prince Edward Island. where he brought the question of ia reciprocal ar. rangcmans between that province and Ontario, with regard to scoosssion duties, b--(ure Premier Peters. Tha latter, he reports promised to take the matter up upon the receipt ofa formal letter from Hon. Mr. Mathiesomprovincial seci-stsry_

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lilnard's Lisimeni the Lumberman’s Friend

WANTED

Every gentleman who wants any hin nhns clothing lineto inspect my new spring goods. They are the prettiest patterns you ever saw in sultiugs r uoatlnits, trouserlngs and ancy vestlnars. This is the store to get your clnthre made to order ai. the lowest possible price for good goods. I have in employ the bear. mechanics In Char- lottetownandlfyou leave your order here you will rrceive entire satlsfaotioi.. JAMES CALLAGI-IAN

Merchant Tailor,

Upperltlueen

. sr 511.( '

1 On Wednesdays and Saturdays during

tha months of July and August the fare to Picton and return same day will be I .li0 including tea. 7-l0dtl Auniii.

/"wr i',f .>:"\_`

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it si ` , license ard the other had not had the ilve 6 7,,

years' experience as an engineer required r ' W T U R N R &

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The COITCCT Allusi-

ili¢lii `

iaaasaia a at of consider-

:itie‘imporoanca.Ths girciioiai amact of nu glaaaaa may ba largely nii‘i5ll by iii~ Lin( mounts

s pay particular attention to

thc correct iigtoing of mcunis, so gsm the full neiit of the snsss WM Dbhlinadthe lenses of auch

0 Ill”

shape anri,.,siso as will be moat pscomingin each individuaicaaa his is possible because ws gr-ind sur own lenses and make them any eairsd shape.

(lar mathoqlgrgl examination give

but results. us.

Q `/gif",

G. F. Hutcheson. JIWILIR AND OPTIOIAN '

llloilotlntrs.

gg _ Everything

. Head Oiilces In New Home Bloeie-Charlottetown. S t l `

lin thc Program

The Great '

Still Continues U “Y ‘

Tremendous Reductions Wonderland "

on the Following'

Fancy Dress Musiins. ,

Fancy Dimities and Organdies. -li

All White Fancy Muslinsj

Summer Wash Suits and Skirts.

Ladies' Wrappers and House Dresses.

Children's Silk and Mnslin Hoods. Ladies’ and Children's Linen and Duck Hats. Lace Curtains.

3 5 Pieces Dress Tweeds etc.

Special Values in

Ladies’ Cotton and Cashmere Hose. White and Colored Shirt Waists. ‘

Basket Lot Ladies' Kimonas, Lots of them Less

Than Half Price.

And Many Other Lines Reduced.

Stanley Bros.

SUGAR SNAPS ..i'.:".rr.:‘s..

For' Crysfslhugsr

Thrifty Housekeepers ¢h°i°;°1¢° ">-

Besi Granu-s

'S&\niiCf’SOI'i C0 rsieozoirnsi.

V 0

'Sun side Gro rs.

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The Royal Bank of Can ad AM.

The prudent man realizes the uncertainties of business

and the folly of spending his entire income. It is every man’s duty to save a portion of his earnings and place it where it will bear interest.

Savings depart ment.

J. F. McMIl.LiiN.

Manager, Charlottetown.

W. C. TURNER & CO.

The Low Price Store!

Have you read otr competition ad. which appeared in The Merniug’s

Guardian or the ‘past ten days. Get one ui' your old Guardians and read it again or better ati l get ouaof our bill heads which we put in every parcel of gooidr bought from us. The reverse side of' which contains the whole com- pet t ou.

Somebody is going. to get ngood thing out of it.

0ur Motto is

‘ Low prices on everything in general dry goods. geuts' furnishings, \ HEWSON TWEEDS, MONCTON TWEEDS, OXFORD TNEEDS,

‘\ rr" ` N flannels blanlreting, laupgels, etc., etc.

W’ ././" We give 35c per lb for wool in X change for any goods in the store.

/

ceding is a native of this Province, being smmnlde ch"_l°`td°'n

mim'E“"'°mmE Monuments and Head mmh___r

stones in Marble Graliiteand Freest ones

All inc latest designs.

Prompt attention given to all

orders. Satisfaction guaranteed.

prices.

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Call or write fer designs and

show

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Laborers lor the railway whari

at Souris. Wages$l.4o and $r.5c

per day.

Apply io R. C. Doualds. new

railway shops. Charlottetown, or W~ F. Boggis, Scuris. 8-l6dtf

Sa|i!__SaIi!

Steamer "Engineer" is due

last of August with cargo r2.ooo bags Liverpool salt. Will be sold low while laud- ing. '

CARVELL BROS.

8-r4dif Sala oi Valuable iiaal Eslali in liiiaiioiialown and Royalty lil

....... .. ilouri of iihanoaiy

in Chancery

Bnnorrrt rrrr: Vrcs CrrAr~:cicr.r,ort

No r- 8

Michael Curran and ano. r

Ex cntors

L

andérlher Complaiuasts

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Mary Ann Marlin

and other Defendants

‘Pursuant to and by virtue of a decree

of the Honorable Rowan Robert Fitz- gerald, Vlce Chancellor, made in this cause onthe Twentiei h day of May ,A D. r9o7, I will sell by Y

PUBLIC AUCTION

On the Prcmlacs on Tuesday the l7th duty of September next. A. D- 1907

At the hour of Twelve o'olock noon: All that tract, of land, sltuaie in the

Royalty of Charlottetown, and being the farm owned by the late John Hagan and Thomas Hagan, formerly the Burrows property consisting of ten acres three roods and thirty four poles of land, a little more,or less, together with dwelling house, out houses, barns. and orchard. _

Pursuant to said decree. 'I will also

sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

Orr tlrc Preinlsca on Thursday the 19th day of

September' next. A. D. |907

Beginning at the hour oi’ ra o‘eiock

noon, the mllnwingi properties. owucil ig the late john agan and Thomas

agan: r. Property situate on the south side

of the Green Road in the Common of Charlottetown known as ilie tanuerv

property having alfront on Green Road of a outi54 feet with tannery buildings thereon. This property can be purchas- ed in lots.

3 Double tenement dwelling house

and premises aliuatein the south aide of the Green Road in Charlottetown Common, having a trout thereon of about 39 ieei.

3 Three tenement dwelling house

altuafe in the east ride of the Spring Park Road, near Bayfield Street. in the Commons of Charlottetown, having a front thereon of fifty feet, and known aa the Livingstone properly.

4 Double tenement dwelling house,

on the east side of Sprirg Par Road,

adjoining number I sud haviuy a front as Spring Park Road of 3 set and

known ss he Wright props y. -

Thcahove propertleswi I be acid free

from incumhranoss.

The purchaser will be required to psy

twenty r cant of the purchase money at the igs of purchase and the haisncc

upon the execution of the dead.

The asls will be coudrmed by ihs

Court of Chancery without expense to

Dated this i6tls day of August, A, D.

J. A. LONGWORTH.

Master in Chancery'

’ r9o7.

IAMES I JOHNSTON, _

Compiainsirfs‘ Solicitor.

8- rgyiuith roi

l\i@'l"l€€i

Tourists wanting an indian ‘guide tn

fishing excursions etc., who as safe ,boat and thorough knowledge of Bah-` ing grounds should apply or write to

ISAAC PETERS. Rocvy Point,

r CARE \lICTOR1\ HOTEL

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