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I 2 to in The news, first of ` Wallace Stewrrt, Mt Herbert left lagfmngl)iEu;\fn:f;hlaf;l:eh‘flyl.ved import.;
/'_. °°“1PI'\smg Belt Pi - assorted novelties.
Brooches run fr
Next door to B
Jewelry
U31 Bl’OOCl‘l¢S, Hal. Pins, Spoons and eastern shores of the Province but
alllldreli at the “awkward age?" auli an aan-mskepretty good phmqnph, of them. and yon know youu lik, go hu, the pictures to send away and mm, ta b sep foryenrself too,
Bring the children in and let as show yon what we can do.
CO0K Studio
Where Baby is .always Enom..
HUGHES’ Strawberry Compound
-FOR- Di3\'fh°¢°» Dyseutery, Cramps and sll forms ol summer complaint. A safe, reliable and
Effective Remedy suitable for young and old Price 251:
“Ewa ru“ES»
COMMON CENTS
Only ten of them will buy a whole dozen of the most delicious ginger ci ok es you ever tasted fairly melt in your mou' li.
Cream Bread 5c and lilo.
l.0NERGAN`S
`l.UNCll and BAKERY
|24 Gt. George St.
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Arriving Daily cargo: of Acadia Nut and Round, Sydney and Inverness Round and Run' of Mine. Albion Nut, _ Intercolonial
Nut and Vale Nut. ‘
-ALSO- Blacksmith Coal.
liliullsd 00.
rodrtts ivr
Charlottetown Steam Nav g`aiion,Company, Limited,
Twice-a_-week Excursion,`
CHARLOTTETOWN to ,PICTOU and Return
commencing Wednesday the gtk. july
Ind every Saturday and Wednes Bythere liter during July and August. The rare for the round trip, including ten will be $i.5o.
G. W. WAKEFORD.
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I- _ 'i ~ Ask for our crown
s Ginger Ale ~l’ure
Suu
the nearest approach tothe
rosuiiw Ba'fs|t Ginger Ale yet illfftfliiced. _ The ben dealers sell it and
the many other nomalcoholic beverages put up by us.
G. li. SIMMONS
Ch’town.
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Farm , iSa|a
A valnsbiefsrm for sale at Hallo Bay
Centre, consisting of ig sores of lan . The" i, g "ia nm, g splendid dwell- ing house more and warehouse. W¢}\ locstarl for s oulnoss stand- Till farl lshandy the railway. 1611001 lid churches. and tn only tour miles from Soiirls. Iorinrthaf particular-s4PP'¥ °°
ALBERT MncMlLLANf
Rollo Bay Centre*
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Sale oi
Clill.llREN’S
Bare loot
Sandals
To clear balance of
our stock we offer this
week children’s bare
foot Sandals
Sizes 4 to fo at 85C
Sizes rr to 2 at rloo
Alley i Q Co
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Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Bar, Nose Throat and Skin.
Eyes tested and nttcd or
glasses. '
0l‘l|‘I0ll HOUAII Moi s. rm LH)-!.l)p in Evenings by snnomhnsntl
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Andy.,-Rui
Ollioa Honra 9-l and I-4 Over Jenkins U Bon NEW FROWBE BLOCK
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fair catches of cod have been taken.
A V _V w. w. me “P` Miss Mar! E. Hughes of Lawrence.
Mass is visitin i Launchin the
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R, slgwdcrs guest ol her uncle liloseph Mci§herson.' k of Montreal V f -_
Augustus McDonald ts spending his
'vacation at his -home in Launching. Hi leaves on Friday next en route for Peabody, Mass. .
The Launching school is progressing under the management si Miss Sadie MacCormuck a graduate of Prince of Wales College.
Edmund Burke formerly of this Province is making a namv for. him- self as soloist' and s. despatch from Schwenlengen tells of his success in a concert given there by the Berlin Symphony Urchestra.
After an absence of sixteen years
Alexander MacCormacl.» of Providen- ce, R. I., is visiting his old home in Launching. He is accompanied 'by his ,wife who is. very favorably fim- pressed with the beauties of the Pro- lvince.
It is noticed that the papers are
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5 I-2 cents per pound
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50 pounds for $l.00
The other is a Demerara
Crystal Sugar which we offer
4 cents per pound
or
26 pounds for $1.00
For Photos
_ in your light
DRESS
call at our Studio
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Dentist Crspaud, P. E- I- lligh grade dentistry only.
,telling young men to watch for the harvest excursion. Yes boys ~geb ready to take your medicine on the harvest fields of Western Canwda and learn what it feels like to do n hard day’s work.
I Advertisers are requested to halve their "changes" in for the Morning Daily and The Rural Daily not later than 10 a. m. on both Fridsiy and Saturday of each week, as part of the |big Saturday paper has to be printed on Frida/y and Guardian md settera ihave a half holiday each Saturday. ‘The news and editorial departments, open at 9 a. m. on Saturday.
Adoraing the walls of the Legisla- 'tive Library may be seen six splendid Iplctures of the Garden of the Gull rs- produced from the Burr McIntosh Monthly. The original photos were taken by W, S. Lousofni and prove more fully than everthe 'artistic tcm- permienti of that gentleman. The re- productions are all framcd by Mr. .Luuson and are well worth seeing by all lovers ot true Art. -
On Thursday evening, July 28th, Rev Mr and Mrs McHattie 'entertain- led a large number of the young peo ple from the different fractions of his congregation at the Marisa, Mont- rose. As the evening was somewhat disagreeable the out door games were
pointment of all present as the
China. A solo, Aiiide with Me, was
Dean of Amherst, accompatn*sd on the organ hy Miss -Mae Marchhsnk,
interesting address on the progress
ter which all were invited- to the
instrumental and vocal music, amd social intercourse.Lu'ncheoni was serv-
manfner and was much en-
ing Mr and Mrs Mol-Ia`ttie for the very pleasant evening spent and wishing them every success in their new field of labor all returned homo well pleased with their eveni'ng's en- tertainiment.
:Before you make a contract for a
covering for your building find out about Carpenter-Morton Roofing. It will not crack in cold weather, or soften up in liot. weather. It gives you all the protection that it is possible to get and it is less ex
We have in stock two lines pensive than any other high-grade
of West India Raw Sugar Roofing; material. Booklet free. which we bought cheap and
we will .wil cheap. '_-‘
one is 3 fine Mugcgvado :oHAni.o'r'rE'i'owN BUSINESS
Fennell & Chs.nd'lcr.
COLLEGE RE-OPENS ON THE 17TH
Sugar which we now offer at inaq-Auq-_ N0 ENTRANCE EXAM.-
INATION PERSONAL INBTRUCT-
fh¢ 10W fate Of i N sv `coMPn'rs‘N'r Tnaonmss.
\fl'I’i-I APPLICATION A STUDENT CANNOT FAIL AT THE O. B. C. OTHERS HAVE ACHIEVED TREM- ENDOUS SUCCESS; S0 CAN YOU. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. L. B. MILLER. PRINCIPAL. 8-7drtf.
:Chrlstie's Dog biscuit. L. A.
Haszard. 8-Gdlw.
:Toilet requisitss -We carry a full
stock of toilet articles oi the best quality-Toilet Powders, Face and Hand Lotions, Foot Elm, Tooth Brushes, Pastas and Powders, Sa'c`n- ets Colognes, etc etc Stock fresh
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:Bow Boats to hire. John F.
Worth, Pldnt Line Wharf.
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Charlottetown Steam Navi ation Co., Ltd
BAYER l?h0l0ill'lll|\¢|' Charliittetown Picton
. Service
Change Of Time llf- GW- 5- .M““"° ..°°“‘i.:r::.‘;:..?.:=°‘1.‘.r..i2¢:"'.~...“I.2.:‘in:
Nort it ir 1 wharf daily, exoepifsundsy, st 8-ill o'elook s. m Returning will leave Picton about 4-Ill o. rn
0. W. WAKRFORD.
Char ormtnwn May Ish lim, sfsnnirc r
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yesterday for Winnipeg.
Mackerel are reported scarce on the -- Rgbert Tomiins, City was 3 pas.
P ‘ Y
mfqng the visitors to the city yester-
,spendlng a week in Hunter River the
Marisa grounds were very nos-tly and S tastefully arranged with games, such z;:dp?l`ls`:m be dispensed thi" U” th as lawn tennis, croquet etc. About `
8 p.m. all went to the Presbyterian H ii . - b ,L church and held a Guild meeting. Laugihtag' Wanda ion” mag? me Miss Flossic Squarebriggs very ably as B light cron The potat _presided and lodthe meeting. A num- and grain crop are doing fine ami Mr Of slwrt readings were si'/es by with the good potatoes .ma increase several of the Guild meniiicrs, the now of mnk at the Launching pac. 501110 NADH 'N10 mif\ii0DBI'icS Of tory the farmers are in good cheer.
Miss Muriel McLean of Crapaud is
visiting friends in Hunter River.
Phi‘i Inns, Cherr Valley, was a-
day.
Dr and Mrs Reddy, Montreal. are
v1sit ng .Mr and Mrs Louson, Brigh, ton Road. `
William McNeill, Sumnisrside, was
in the. city yesterday. He returned home in the afternoon.
Mrs. R. H. Jenkins and family
City have returned from visiting- rc- lativos in the country.
William Sentner of Hunter River,
spent Sunday in Tryon the guest of Matthew and Mrs Calbeck.
Fresh Beef, Ccrneo Beef and Lamb
at reasonable prices. R. B. Square- briggs.` Telephone No. 3. '
Wellington Mutch, Eldon, who has
been in the city for a few days re- tumod home yesterday afternoon.
The St. John Star gives a fine
photo of John F. Whear, Grand ref presentative, I. O. O. F. Charlotte- town.
A Fairview obituary nnticc has
been received from Nine Mile Creek, which ls unsigned and awaits the se-ndcr's name.
Miss Margaret McLennan of llradal-
bane left Saturday for Boston, where she will resume her duties in the law office of Jaimcs Kelley.
Miss Blanch Toombs of Cbarlotbo-
town has returned to her home after
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pooley.
R. S. Bowness reports that at the
Government meterological station in Summersirle there were 3.83 inches of rain fall from Tuesday t-ill Wednes- day.
Miss Llbhie Large of North Tryon,
has returned home after a vcry pleas- ant visit 'to Hunter River the guest of their cousin Misses Susie, and Sadie Large.
J. Vincent Powcr, law student, with
senger by the Western train last night.
Contractor McDonald, Sydney, was
a passenger by the Northumberland last night.
John F. Rogers, wife and son cl
Norwich, Conn. arrived by the ex- press last night.
A. E. and Mrs. Mcllish, Pctrolia,
ilift.. nrri"r~-‘_ in the City by the; ex- press lust i.li.;l,t.
George Puncher, of the P. E. I. R. City, leaves this morning by the ‘
express for St. John N. B. .
John Cinrrlie, H'al'if¢ix, t"ivw;i. in
the City by the Northumberlanil Tuci-iilayn ight on a visit ta his for- mer home.
Mrs. McRae, (nee Miss Flora Don- aldston) Ei'-don, was a passenger to the city last night arriving by the Northumberland.
Miss Janet M. Gough, Guelph, ar-
rived ln the City lust night: by the express on a. visit to Lt. Col. and Mrs. Stewart.
A. D. Campbell, Glace Bay, who
is entered in the Ten Mile Champion- ship Racc tonii:h`t, came ovcfr by the No-rtlinmbefrland last evening.
B. M. Beckwith, lately of the Uni0n
Bank of Halifax branch in this City, nrrivcil here Tuesday evening. I-in is now an lnitlafted Commerciaf. travel- lcr.
In Macdonald & McKlnnnn`s window
are some new life belts which, in this present mionth of disasters on the deep, ought to prove indcspensable in preventing fatalities.
Ofiicq Kiggins, who has been un-
wcll la cly has again reported for liluty. Bruce McCallum Brackley Pt. who has been relieving Ofilccr Kiggins has been laid off.
The funeral of the late J. M. Math-
eson, (Monte-)' will leave the rci-=idc'noc of J. A. Matheson Prince St. ti/day ut 12.30. Services nt Howe's Hnll Bracklcy Point at 3 o’clock. Inter- ment nt Portage.
Mchcan &' McKinnon, city, left yes- terdaly by- the afternoon train- to spend a vacation with his parents in Suimmervillc, Lot 66.
Bradalbane next Sabbath at six p m
very sweetly sung by Mira Alljah Mc- In regard to the agitw
tion now bring fostered in connection with the sidewalk re-
'rhe choir save some very nice selsc- quirio on Richmond street in front
tions- Miss Barbara Hardy very oi st. roars Rectory. the communi- ably performed the duties of organ- cations and enquiries in the press,
ist. Rev. Mr McHat.tic gave a very are seemingly beside the mark. Conn- For Infant! and Childxem
cillor Campbell, who represents the
sidewalk taken up and replaced by concretv; which will be done as soon
sidewalk is to be extended nil around
Cross Hull. Address applications to League of the Gross Hall, 97 Dor- chester St., or call between 7 and 8 p. m. any evening this week. T. A. Butler, Scc'y. 8-12d3i.
:Anyone wishing n portrait paint-
ed should writo to A. Alex. Mcbood, ldon, Belfast, at nnce. He is now offering high class paintings to Ie- landers at just one half the regular rates, or one hundred dollar life size portraits in oil for tlfvy d‘ollairs,tlfty dollar pastels, same size for twmty- llve dollars, and same size in free hand crayon for ten dollars. Those who do not know what they want will lsara of something of iaterut by writing him at once. I-15d;-gf,
l"ine -| Leather
Purse and
Hand Bags
We have a nice line of
leather goods in purses, hand bags, collar and cuff holders, which iwe offer at very special prices.
You really can‘t afford
to overlook these goods. if in need ofa nice purse
_ or bag.
G F. Hutcheson
jewoller A Optlcian
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The mercury Stood at fifty seven
|<lcgrces H-'|,¢,vo zero at the warmest period yesterday. At nine n. mi. und. at ninc p. m. the mercury Hbooil \i\t iiitiy-live above. The coldest re-
Rev John Gillis will preach an corilucl the previous night was fifty-
five aliove.
dispersed with greatly to the disap- N0 Bkrviccs at Rose Valley new Sabi; ____
bath. The sacrament of the Lord’s', Among the outward- passengers
e from the City yesterday were Miss
iMnttie Connolly to Winnipeg; Lloyd Wehste Main ‘to Winnipeg, Mrs.
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ln Joseph Wise to Winnipeg; Henry B.
,Compton, Bangor to Winnipeg; Ver
o non Gay to Halifax: Donald Mc-
Lean to Regina; J. D. Taylor to St.
d John, R. E. Mutch and Aubrey Mutch
to Edmonton; John T. McKenzie and son Wendall to Regina; Misses Smith returning to Moncton,
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oi the missionary work in china-, ai- ward informs 'rite Guardian mat una `|`||g K||||| You Hayg Mways Bgughi
sidewalk had been considered long
Manse where the evening was very ago and armngenients made by the Bears tha pleasantly spent in various games, Street Committee to have the old Signature of _
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ed and prepared by the as possible and would have been done "" ` _ hostess in a very tasteful in any case- Ill 181211. the concrete
Piano Bargains
zwnnteil, s janitor for League ol, /_ -\
1`wo exceedingly good
piano snaps. We want the room you wantthe piano and we can unliesitatingly s iyboth pianos are excellent bargains-especially thc
Pease Piano
l"`/ ri cxccllcui C. D. P- asc and Co Piauoiiiadeiu New \`o:k- its one of the best second hand instruments ever on our floor. It is massive, rich, both in tone
l and color. We are doubtful
i if an expert could fell it by < touth ironi a new one. We
cheerfully invite inspection. If you know piano points examine it-take your teacher- lake ii professor and we’ll lend every assist- ance to substantiate our statements. The more part- - icular you are thc more pleased we will be. lt will prove the excellence of this piano-it will .»‘.:i::d the most. critical inspection. If you're shrewd come quick. you`ll be surprised at the
saving. Then there’s
A Chickering Piano
While its not as good as
the above one, its excellent val\ie.°I`he name Chiclreriiig is sufficient guarantee on n piano- Neither pianos viill stay long in our ware rooms- they can’t and won't -the price won't pennit them.
Then cur cl a ment li-in
ll' P_Y P
offers every protection. if you csn't call write. Doit now.
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I MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Closed-Monday' Afternoon- Closed
Advance Showing
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Fine Canadian made Broadcloth Tweeds for Fall, 1909.
Broadcloth Tweed is a cloth
made only by Canadian manufactur- ers. It is a beautiful fabric, having the finish ofa French broad, com- bined with the weight and wear re- sisting qiialities of a West oi England
Tweed.
This season the tweed colorings
to be worn are Taupe, Grey, Green and Heather Mixtures.
' 56 inches wide large check
“Finer Quality" self stripe
Heather Mixture SL35 yd,
“The finest mode" taupe ground,
fancy stripe, two patterns.
Heather ground, fancy stripe,
two patterns.
Hur.ter's Green, self stripe
$1.75 yil.
SliN%¥!...ElE9.5-
Pure Spirit and Cider Vinegar lor Pickling.
Strength- Purity, Flavor---Undoubted
keeping qualities.
(Price riglil.)
I.. A. HASZARD.
iu\vfd&ri in
Cream
fresh' and good, received every day from Roper's celebrated Dairy l"arui.
Vv'c are tlic only people liziiiclliug this brand.
Call and have sonic.
.ii-gsififiss fa son stmnysiaé
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PLATES and DISHES Made ul Pulp---VERY CHEAP
For Picuics Socials-Bake and Cake Shops. No washing-so cheap they can be thrown away after
using.
Plates 1-2 ... in crate Dishes i-4 ,,, in cratc
Schofield Paper Co. Ltd.
Sl. John, N. B.
We have TIN SPOONS cheap enough to throw sway too.
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cost ve ' little more than thc old time plates and rubber. are ii hnndird tlmoeBlCl‘l'l'2il li¢ni.ur.lzron|¢nr. nisimrr, hotter fit. taken" loot room. and src in every way more satisfactory than mivothm-lrimi of plate knnwntu dmuiui ry iodny
VITILIZBII AIR -for Painless Extraction, Safe and Sure and Pleasant-lisa no after Effects. ~
'Pho method by which wo can orii-not nncnr twcnty tooth anl not hurt you any nt nll. An. nrf emlsnmlthe will toll on thl~ is A fnet
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Work tlunrnnlcorl ;-Over Plowre Block lbopricirvi-,
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Heather.Mixture self stripe $1.15 yd.' °