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TYY “Salada” on our Recommendation You Will Never Regret It

Black or Mixed-Sealed Packets, only 25c. to 60c. per lb. net weight

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Go to COOK’S

for good photos.

Il

§ We devote our time to

Art---ln---Portraiture

_ at the

Bayer Photo Studio

127 Grafton St. Telephone 192] Finishing For The Amateur We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

Montague Horse Races

Wednesday, Aug. 26th 1914 Purses $450.00 Purses

There will bo three classes as fol- lows:l

Mes For All, Trot and Pure, purse

$200.00. 2.24, Class Trot, pxlrsv. $150- 00. 2.30. Clash Trot and Puce, purse, $100.00. _

Entries close on Tuesday, August

the 181.11, 1914. 5 per cent. to eI'.l.cI‘, and 5 per cent. additional from unin-

er

ey Winn B.

Special trains will run from Sum-

merside, Cups Traverse, Uhnrlottu- town, Elmira, t-louris, und all inter-

edi ts ‘nts.

m 0. poi

There is nn need of Hal/Ing MY-

thlng further. ns evorylloily known the reputation of the Nlnntuguo linc- es, ""l‘hn Best" held on tho laluud sach year.

T. GORDON IVICS,

.<iucrntui'y.

3640-7-22Metl. _

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0 Pair Pure Silver Black 40 Pair Patches,

4 All Imported Stock. Best Quality--Lowest Price

Prince Edward Island

Stock. Options on Class A B, and C bought and sold.

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Massachusetts

Exchange 161 Queen St., "Phone 515

-Charlottetown, P. li. l.

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Anthracite

in C031 ` M5100ia°;l`ons be s t 3

_ uality of Hard Coal

Now’ landi' ex Schr BaYafd'(]

B§¢ ' 1 11

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Barnes 11.800 Tgons Best American

Scranton Coal, also due to arrive 11'1`StOVC and Chest

u C. "l

p r_ msilliuof' Pllgaglelebrated Illacli- swsnscesl In Esc. Stove and

eatnut sizes. I

all ' of

Ch

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lsilverlpups.

Shoes Worth 4.50 for 2.48

Here is a line of pumps

that sell regularly for $3.00 to $4.50 a pair, but are yours now for $2.48 a pair. They are shown In patent, dull kid, velvet and gun metal, some really excellent styles, every one asplendid pur- chase at this clearance price of $2.48.

Alley & Co

' 135 Queen St. _

IT PAYS tn buy in this Province

..."l‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian Agent in lllqntsgue.

...*'I‘I-IE MORNING Guardian can be obtained in Bouris at HLJ. Ma¢bon's.

..."l‘EA- PARTY at St. 'I‘onaa.'s. T719 l>arishoners,will holditbeir annu- l\1lTeli on August 17th. Remember the dm. _ _ avze-I-zauu.

...'MR. ED. D.FE.EHAN Guardian rwresentstivs in Bourls will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter st the oiilcs ni undartaker Dlngwell. ' ‘_ ‘

...°BUBSCRIBl9RB should renew a week or two before the time they |10” Paid mr has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are

giszcontinued promptly on expiry

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EIIRNISHED ann conmcornn narnr By 'run sox Ex- crmncns Ann INVEST- MENT com=aN1Es_

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` -'ONE P91' word each laser tion (Or advsrtlllnl in this column.

' ’ ' ° P A » OUTING SHIRTS of real

_ “hl"UH_EH[HS Men . §00d_quaIny of Imported- .'i“‘€€..°f$il,‘.°'il.§'$i‘ $“.1.iZ°°‘l.°.?. .tl - nghsh duck in fwhite

. T. .ier.lunl. Prim-s Edward* Theatre ...$54.05 H. H. Stern: -_ walt W. I Ucrkl ... 30.00

n_un u.0fl 10.00

Prof. Yitkis ..- .. ... G. lr. Wright . Colonel F._ S. Moore The Faithful Oircle of King's

Daughters (per Mrs. Edward

Chandler) .... .. ...... i

Roger Farquharson ..

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W. 'A. Morson'

A risnd' ...... B. R. Hillman,

Anna Fsrquhsrson .. T. W. Woodman ... Dr. S. R. Jenkins . W. S. Louson ... )

J. H. illll .... .. _..... I-Iyndman & Co. ... Ur. J 'i'. Je kins ....... ..

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_M Foxes For Sale

One male, two female, dark

One male and one female,

light silver, one year old.

Two patch females.

Apply.

WALKER & REID,

Bothwell, Ont.

3605-7-22M6i. '

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

isn Va fewclays p_er ‘ ‘ ’

chooner A n n 1 e

t sizes.

_vessel is dis- l

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Tuplin Irving N rth Illvsr

' Par

Alberton Dark Silver 100 A.E. Mclean Co., Ltd. 100 B6lIl'l0IJt lg() Beech Wood 50 Barkers |00 Brighton 100 Belfast Fox Co. 50 Beech Hill

Chnrlottetgwp

Carruthers `

Dalton

Dlnnis Pedigrsed Foxes

Original

50 100 100 100

100

Dominion

Empire Eastern Freeland

Great Canada Northern Howatt-Dalton

I

ves Milton Patch Fox Co.- Montague

Mount Edward Massachusetts

N(\i'Lll Milton I"eI11- greed Foxes

North Tryon Co

North Shore

Provincial

100 100 100 40

100 100 .100

50 500

100 100

100 100 100 100

Barkers 100 Proino 10 Regal 100 li. J. McNeill Co. 5 Rayner International 100 Rogers Payton 10 Record 25 Rosemont 100 Smith 100 Seal River 100 Samson 200 Flouris Black Fox Go. 100

Spring Park Fox Co.

Silver Tip

Thoroughbred

Sterlin

100 500 100

lr 100

'lylors 100

Three Rivers 100

100

o 40 Upton 50 New Haven

0’Leary Patch

C' tl

i ys a Victoria

_ za

Io so Ioo

1915 COIIIPANIES.

Asked Price

110

' 1,500

115 M5

55 l25 110 70 60 175 130 100

150

175 125 105 50 125 100 125 50 600 115 110

100 125 100 150 130 10

9

100 15 25 120 100 150 230 125 190

100 125 125 105 100 45 65 25 10 55 105

‘;1CustonQ;e;°s w i- l l 1 ease _ grders so as th_e Coal J can be delivered whilst p _

k their I

John Agnew Fur Farms

Ltd. 20

Empire (New Issue) Fur Producers Ltd

Kinrsbury Fur Farms

Ltd. 100

Dinuis Pedlgreed

Foxes (New Issue)

Mason Pure Bred

S. B. F. Co.

20 100 100 100 100

100

100 100

51|

50

Time Table

S. S. Hillsboro Rocxv PoINT FERRY

Leave 0h'Towu. Leave _Rocky Pt.

7.00 'l .B0

_ 8.00 Ll. 8.30 Arl.

9.30 " 10.00

11.00 “

11.so '- z.oo P.M.- a.oo- -- 4,oo ~°

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_ 'M. MURPHY, Manager.

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A Expert A Optical -Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to - give our patrons the ben- 4 efIt,the most modernnnd approved methods of ex-

amination. _ ~ -

services are is evidenced

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ob-

use of

Co|a¢&dnl lulyltll tha 8.8. Halifax will

save Charlottetown for Boston via Hawkesbury a|Iillialifax’l‘assdlyllt|non.andil\eS.S. ltvsululimhiasys nam.

hlardaya at norm. and the S. S. Evannellne ‘russian simon. --

Robert Bell

F.. J. Holman A: Oo., Ltd. ....... .. William Clark, North \\'lltshii‘e

T bags potatoes A. A. Alley ........................ ..¢$ 5.00

L. K. M ........ .. . 1.00 A friend (Georgetown)... 1.00 Sh 2 2*'

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Thomas Easton, Hampshlre..._.. 5.00

CHANCE ll] UBTAIN ,

Hill lllillllllllil

READERS OF THIS PAPER MAY

OBTAIN VALUAIILE BOOK WITH SIX COUPONS AND LITTLE MONEY.

Richer by several thousands of new

words is our English American speech today than a. few years ago. 'l`o profit by them in good measure you must know what they are and what they mean. Mainly they have been horn of scientific progress and the development in art and science. About 3,000 ol them are in tho new i912 Funk & Wagnalls Comprehensive Dictionary with Atlas, oliered by rue for six coupons and only ninety-eight cents. Look at this superb volume und you will surely get it, it you call before this edition has been ox- hausted. 3362-7-10Ml<lt.f.

Mills and l.and_Property

The undersigned offers for sale his

Grist Mill and fifty acres 0! land sit- uated nr. ('nrIlig~nn Head, Lot 51 in K' U ntv.

ings ou _ This farm Is well fenced with wire.

Good house and barn and outbulid- ings. ‘ '

Will sell with or-without crop. For

pnrticulurs uliply to -the owner on tho premises.

JOHN Mcl&INNON

» Head of Cardigan,

P. ld, I.

3545-7-18 his 2mos.

Eastern S.S. Corporation

is a“:.&..°r:.':'I.°s..°;‘:.f'.;. '“-‘- .1 I' ~ fOr Ilufl full mn _ Cm af Mm H0* Weather

Prominent

-who have recentlv died appointed trust companies to act in the capacity of trustee and executor. In each case their wealth had been accumulated by consist- ent hard work.

By appointing a reli-

able trust company to administer their estates they secure, usually at

| less expense and in a

much more efiicient manner for their de- pendents and relatives, a greater return than if handled by the average individual executor.

Comparatively fe w

people realize the im- portance of making their wills nor are they conversant with the laws affecting the estates of persons dying

wltlhout having made a wi _

The Dominion Trus Company’s officers are at all times glad to en- lighten anyone on the subject of wills, execu- ,_ torships, etc.

DOMINION TRUST COMPANY

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

llon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Heartz,

ll. M. Davison

Manager

Mori is Block - Charlotte- town.

3544-7-l8MStt3i

International Line

Change in Schedule, Increased Service.

Leaves St. Iohn Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 9.00 a. m. for Lubec. Eastport. Port md and Boston. Relurningdeaves Central Wharf Boston, 9.00 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and

Pridavs for Portland. tliastport, Lubes: and St. I N1. DIRECT SERVICE between St. John and Boston.

MAIN ST EAMSHIP LINE

Direct service between Portland and New York l.et.ve.| Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays al6.30 p. m. for New York. Day lripslesving Portland si 10.30 A. M lor New York. Leaves Sl. John 7 P. M.Atlant c time on Tnesdnys. Fridays and Saturdays ff r . Boston direct.

Sl. John, Tic ke! Olllce. 47 Kin! Si.

I. R. ’l'll('MP3 IN. T. F. & P. A

A E. FlemmiSt

I _Cross The Atlantic I

By the S.S. “Digby” l

l

The fact that this new fast pas sanger ship carries a full passeng-

botll I d f In Liverpool

or list o an ro

is sufllclont evidence uf her popu- larlfiy with tho travelling pub ic

You get every comfort of the

Iarggn. lsvluthan, at almost hull' the price. _ _

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tharlollelown Steam

l, -_ - - hone, N. li., Dnlly (except Bundny) bout lil n'clock u. m., leuving Point- u~t'he||e on return about 4.30' p.m., gnnecting with express trains for l.sl-lntletnwn nnd Tlgnisb. Connec-

poluts ln Canada and the United tates.

0. W. WAKEFOIID,

harlnttotown, May 29th. 1914.

2675-5-30Mt|.

, _ Navigation Co., lid.

Commencing Monday the lst of uns, tho

BTEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND

caves Charlottetown for Picton, _, Dnlly, (except Bniidiiy) af- 3»-0 ' c r

clock a. In., leaving l’ 'ou on e- rn about 4.00 p. m. Connections ado at Plctou for all iwllltl ill ova Scotia.

STEAMER EMPRESB

amen Summersldo for Paint du

ons made at Point-ilu-Ohana for all

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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN \ 7 ‘P * 'I -I ----------------------------------- ` ---- Three of Menfs ,Shirts I

I

only. Soft attached low _ _ collars 90c ea.

OUTING SHIRTS of fine

quality English Regatta

l I

cloth, white grounds with blue and black fine stripes. Soft attached low

collars $1.15 ea.

OUTING SHIRTS of the

“The Perpetual Trustee" '

best quality of white repp with brown, green and blue Stripes on it. Soft

attached turn-down col- lars $1.35

; OUTING SHIRTS of the , very finest quality of mer- l cerised French vestings, i in fact as fine and thin as I silk $1.75 ea.~

BUSINESS SHIRTS f o r

Summer wear. Made of English printed cambrics In conservative patterns. Soft reversible cuffs and detachable Soft collars to match, $1.65' and $1.45 ea..

BUSINESS SHIRTS fo If

» Summer wear of white

vestings. Jacquard Hg- ures. Soft reversible cuffs

and detachable soft col- larS,$2.l0 and $1.4-5 ea

Collars for

Summer Wear

1 - We have in Stock for men a

g Splendid Selection of the low and

medium height W. G. & R. collars

forléiot weather wear. Sizes 14 to .

Summer Sox

We believe that cashmere Sox

are the only Solution for the tired feet problem of Summer. They , never get hard on the Soles but al- ways form a thin resilient layer be- tween the Sole of the foot and the

shoe. Every wanted weight.

4 ...-51

§S*to._rt@_eY Bros - Tl-_»e eiwtws-bus‘w‘ Store-

5;! - -- - .._....___. ____-_ Q _.___ 5

Manager.

$85.00 Saloon to Liverpool 40.00 Second Clss~.

Next sailing August I7. Mako reservations today. -

Fumcss,Withy & Co, Lid aus..

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laturnlnl the S. S. Halifax leaves Boston

Fbrfurtbar infomation apply lo

_ iss. c/uuulousn.

I ` Agent Ossnaemws. r. s

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» CIFIC NEWT

il 35 “ “ Detroit, L30 p. ln. 7.43 a. rn. Arr. Chicago, 9.08 p.ln. .i.':i".l.ti’2.“i‘..&‘”»’t.l.i.‘§°‘é‘-’.1"‘§'.“..'I.°¥i°i'.1. Tourist Sleepers.

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Only Through All Rail Route

For Sale 10 Shares RAILWAY

MUTUAL FOX CO.. Stock (prospective, divi-

-dend 1914 50 p. c.

NOTE, We have on hand some excellent Patch

foxes, which may be inspected at any time, ALS() Mink, Marten, Fisher.

AGENTS for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LIMITED. Write for prospectus.

The Farm Stock 8 Fox

Exchange of P. E. I. ,Y

FASTIST ‘TIIAINS Buwrsn MONTREAL and CIICAGO

36 Queen St. Cl arlottetown

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