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THE' CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, AUGUST 15, rgos
There are many causes ol nervouacss b
? poor blood heads the list. The doctors’e;`ii
es it anemia. The blood lacks red ¢°.p,,,¢|e,
’ N 7°" 5'" °PP°"““lfY. Consult your doetoi'
qbont taking Ayer’a Saraaparilia Ask him if he has anything better lor out
neu, debillty, norvouaaeaa. If he haa, takejt. llnot,1ake Aycr’s Sarsapariils_
et veil, that‘a what you are alter. ,‘{°#‘°,f151’,f;_§,‘Zw:m:§ Lo" .nm
*jf 2'* D A M  iq  -it  Begun Yvtsfday at Kensington Range Cna11°1ieiown--  I 
, llead Ufiic l N P ws ti ,| Nt 
Our Enameled So and eoinaiioigiowio 8 A an am ° so LW as Um' 5'5" Cm
The Oldest Jewelry Store on
1.' W, Spoons, Beit kilns Brooches Hat P u~ ~ ' ‘
,,» , , . .. 'rar rnnmlor ml not 1 rl 111 the Batt|¢5h|
{ ‘.   9 A811 TIHYS, FODS, CIC.; ire R3 pg-:guy 33 can lake place tolnorrowslitornltlrg ahyllndicizolr.. P Take Part
5; ’ Na ` _ " be and our large assortment this year make
3 ' ' ld n year is an excellent gilt for that triend
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Souvenir
we1.1.NER’s lg,,1§,y}?ELRv s'ro12E.,
like to have you :ice them.
P. E. island Established |363
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UVCIIII' » _nf 1 petition Among the Marksmen--Shooters From
aele.ting very easy, We won
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If you wish the best in photo-
` graphy, finished on the new apec-
ialized 1nounta,(the vrry latest
novelty.)
Toivisit
Our Studio
GEO. H. COOK
Where Baby is Always Welcome.
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A Morning Glass
OF HUGHES’
Effervescing Saline
Puts the stomach, liver and
bowels right for the whole day.
Price 25c per bottle.
Geo. ' E. Hughes,
APOTII ECARIES Il' NLL'
BOSTON _
SHOES
ron MEN.
We received lately by American
boat, the neniest, best and finest line oi
Me11’a Shoes in patent, colt Russia Calf
and Vici l¢id leathers that ever came to
town for the price $3.50 and $4.00 n
pair. Compare them with $5.00 shots
and you will acknowledge they mc but-
er than most shoes at this price. They
are f1t‘crs every pair. ,
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' Bananas, ilranges. i
lialar Melons, Dales.
F.gs, ole.
arrive twice a week by
tl1c American boat-frcsli
and healthy.
STRAW1ll"ERRIlԤS ar- .I
rive twice a day fresh -
- from the field. '
Phone ns or call at our
store and sec our assort-
ment.
Pina Apples, ` . .
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1 August 
Clearing  
1 Sale of  
l 1
 Fashion- 1
.il abit i
a’ Footwear.
Ladies’ chocolate shoes,
t $2.50, are now $2 oo
l Ladies’ black shoes,
$2.50, are now $1.88
‘ Ladies’ blucher shoes, ,
. $2 75 are now $2.07
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O Ladies” $175 laced 1
$1.25 `
boots are now
Men’s fi.1e $4 oo laced ;l
 boots ore now $3.00 
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Me11’s fine $5.00 laced |T
i boots arenow $3.75 H
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ilmodulco
Lime juice is a good wholesome
summer bevrrage. We have the
West india Iutce put up in 25c
bottles.
Also the Montseriait juice in
|piut and quart bottle:-1.
ik McKENNA’S. 'i
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Shoe
oiish
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Vife are selling
The Trilhy Shoe
Polisn Large B-1-
tle worth 2 5c
FOR l5o
The Best Shoe
Polish made.
SPRAGUE & Co. ,
sunnrsrne.
75"
Bccr & Goff.
_ Nothing So Healthy 'Q
L' as Lime luicc .
'_ Everybody should drink
fri The price is low 15c a
pint, 25c a bottle.
'~ Fresh stock just in.
Phone 86 will send it to fi.
you ._
. Reddin Bros. 
 PHONEBG Opp. P.0. ,Q
No'r__1cE
%§{¢"f3si»,.~Xl"¢
i £1’ ‘rf
Ia hereby iven that the undersigned
have leased rill the tishlng privilbeigea on
their several properties at ooro’o
Mills, Milton. and that any person or
persons found fishing or otherwise
tfggpasaing on their said propertlea,
.flu this no‘t_ic\e_, Gill be prosecuted
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"m'°"' my ‘ mnrus. wn. Moons.
PN lu. COLE3.
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i Can you ascertain il Dr. James \\'. Kiel
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‘Vanldaatin Misa Gillis, and Wm. J.
Tns Saturday Guardian, only titty cents
ol yours abroad. Subscribe for it. today.
RI-:mnrnr-:n Clyde River Picnic, near
Presbyterian Church, on Saturday after-
n0o11, August 18. The public arc
cordially invited.
SU1>En1N'r1¢Nnr:Nr Srlanrrroi the P.E
island Rnllwoylast night received the
following inquiry by wire fro111 Boston:
is now in Prlncetown, P. E. l. lie former,
ly come from Shawnee, Olrlaiiomn. Wil
reciprocate favor. (Signed), J, W,
Stockton, Supt. Pullman Co.
l`r1osE who want work of any kind or
are looking for nelp of any kind should
send their names and addresses with all
pnrl.lcuiars or cali at 'l`i1c Guardian
iirnployment and l11l’o1'n1ation Bureau,
New Prowso Block, Charlottetown.
Telephone 13211. Those who do not
desire to advertise will please send Z5
cents with their request, which amount
will he returned t/0 them on application
il they do not got what they want..
iHE KiNG'$
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Branch Offices ln Montague
Sourls and Georgetown-
Mns Jomr J. McDoN.\1.u, Montague, is
visiting her former home in Orwell.
B1~:s'r quality cheese, New l‘e1't.l1m1lke
at W. A. Johnsluncba, Montague.
» 28dtu2w.
Dn. Ann Mns M1:Ln.nN, Souria, paid
a visit. to Montague on Monday last.
“licrrlng" No l selected, “July Catch,
in half barrels and retail at \V. A. John-
stones, Montague. lldtwtf.
Miss liiuI)oNA1.11, who has been visit-
ing the Misses Lynch, Paradise Row, St.
John N. B. has returned to her home in
Georgetown.
Fancy groceries, biscuits, coniectionory,
cl1o1~oi»\t.es, and it nicc line of canned
iruli.s and vegetables nt W. A.
.lohn~at.,n;s,' Montague, 1*. IC. I.
221lLwtl.
Jor1NCr1wAn, 11 former resident ot
Murray Harbor, is at present in Pictcu
vlsltinghls relatives and friend.-. liir.
Cowan is nn uncle of the Itev. John
Pringle, Yuiron`s famous missionary.
lllmsa. Ram-is on Georgetown Track,
\\'c1lnondny. l5tl1 inst. The Committee
are ernienvoring to have the track in good
shape. Nobody should miss these Races.
lldirwlil
Joi1N A. Mi'I)oNAI.D, Victoria Gross,
has pur1.i1nsd tho property owned by A,.`l.
l\lci.i~od, and will move their in n low
wi-cl1n,wl1crc he ho l11 clone touch wili1
thc Uigg railway station.
Tou111a'rannd others “nitent.ion." The
ilncsu. line of “Souvenir Stationery".
views ol Montague, souvenir post cards
and souvenir goods of all kinds ever
shown ut Montague. Call and inspect.;-rure
to buy-they are all butes.-W. A.
Johnstone, Montague. ‘.LBdtwti.
T|1r:I’residcnt ct Kings County Tem-
perance Alliance and the newly appointed
prosecutor for southern King'a wercln
Montngue,Mondny. It looks 1-auspicious
to see them vlaitinglrere but let them
that ure in dread, Hee from the wrath to
come.
IN The (lunrdinn ol last week it was
mentioned that it concert was to be hold
in the Montague linll, some future day,
to raise funds to rcpnir the l1ill on the
north side of t.i1e Bridge, rieglec-tail by the
proper authorities [or the last three
moritha, but today one can see tl1c road
inspector with his men and tennis repar-
ing the llili. It pays to advertise.
Munnrn' lllmnon Souih Church of
Chrl~.t will hold a picnic in William
irv|ng'a field, Beach Point., August 25th.
Tea will he served at 1 o'uloci¢, ticlcetu for
adults being 25 cents, and children ten
cents. There will also be temperate
drinks and confectionery on the grounds,
besides swings. A special feature will
he the snlc ol a fancy quilt.. If the weath-
er la not line, the picnic will be hold o11
tho following Monday. Proceeds ior
renovating thc chhroh. l5dLw1i
Tm: school ot Montague was reopened
Monday altern vacation of six weeks,
‘granted by an unanimous vote ot the
raiaprayers, A number ol the pupils
reluaed mgo lo school claiming the
vacation to be two months. according to
lohool regulations. It la I question wht-ro
the diaputa will ond. The stall ot teachers
ia Mill Durant Principal, Mina Stewart,
Vloo Principal. The other three aro Miss
0 .
ian as cones.
Milton. August 81.11. 1906- 9d'~f'
c
Frarer, who'wao well and truly tried, and
found not wanting and and has been
rczengaged again tor the seventh year.
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'unnner months. »You will End
Fresh confectionery during the S
' wi-1115's co1u=Ec11o1is11Y me caolcesi. A11f1=v°n.~\lt»=y1==.1>uf 1111111
plain or dainty handaome pound and half-pound boxes. For sale by all tha
leading oonfectionera

The annual Prize Meeting ol the Prince
Edward Island Provincial Rilie Associa-
tion commenced yesterday morning on
Kensington Range.
Major A. A. Bartlett, Secretary Treas-
urer of the Association is upon the range,
as are also the members ol the Executive
Committee-Lt. Uol. D. Stewart, Lt. Col.
Davison, and Gapt.,J._A. McDonald. The
meeting will last lor three days.
There was notne large an attendance ol
marksmen on the opening day as is
usually seen at the annual meetings, but
there is likely to be a fair attendance,
and eager competition.
Amontr the shooters yesterday were
several markarnen iroru the battle-
ship Dominion, who expressed their
pleasure at being able to have a shot.
The wind blew strongly in the rear ol
the marksmen In the morning and the
light was variable and battling. In the
afternoon there was a light shower which
did notimprove the conditions.
The arrangements will regard to lnrgets
are the same as last year only six being
provieded, but the Excutive kept things
movingrupidly,and al: the close of the
day were fully an hour ahead of schedule
time. The Lee Enilelil ltilles arc again
used, and only three mr.-u-the rnenrlrers
ofthe Prince of \’Vales College Cadet
team-ventured to use thc new Ross
itiiie. Afnurnherol the men are using
the Paddle siuiil., hut the majority are
using the bar and line.
Despite the unfavorable weather the
shooting was of a high standard,
Sgt. J. A. Moore of Pownal making
apoaalble of :l5,11nd 11. nurnher ot mon
made over Zlii. During the llodgsou
match in the afternoon, conditions were
worse and the scores were not so high. A
drlzzling rain iell at. int.e1~vo.ls and nrndo
line sighting very difiicult. 1lcro,howevo1,
Capt. J.M. Jones,ot Bisley lame, who
throughout the day dill his usual rcrrrnrk
ably steady shooting, ninda. 33 in 11
downpour cl rain, and won lin-
nintch. The llankers` nlntch was also
concluded lust evening. In the iii-si
stage ol this match ne 500 yards Lin-
highest acoro wnsIi4 by lt. \V, Ciinrnllrr.
and in thc second stage at 000 yn1-1l.~1.
Licut. Beer madea possible of 35. 'l'l1c
totaln at this matchvere not aviriinbln
last night.. Teduy the Prowsc matcii and
the special Tyro match, consisting of
three stages will bcshot. Major Leigh
la this year Range Ollicer, and thc
efiiulent Secretary Major' ilartlett is again
at Ilia post.
The following matches were ilrcd.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR MA'l`L.`ll.
1-1111.11: \v1NN1-rcs.
1»'1‘.~\. 1'111'/.1-1.
Moore J. A.. 35 .$1 10,00
Jones J. 1\I. :il 0.00
Smilll W. E. lil 0.00
\Vl1ite D. W. ‘xl 5.00
Crockett J. M. :rl 11.00
Ives Isaac itil 4.00
Blue George :iii 4.00
llaysh C. 31'. 3.00
Ives, li. W. Ii'.l fiill
Stewart, il. 31 5l_ii'i
Macklnnon. I.. M. :il 3.00
Matheson, VV. Bl 3.00
Mcltnr, \V. A. til 3.00
Berrignn, J. Iii 3.00
Johnstone, W. A, :il 3.00
Lawson, A. C. 30 2.00
Bnnnrrns, oranges, lemons, and
cocoanuts-( received weekly) ni. W. A.
Johnston'1l,Mont.ague. 1'. E. l. Ziiiltwtf.
A 1‘A1l'r1cll1.An1.\' sad occurrencr-
hnppencd on lrliaturiiny last; nt Sp11rrow’.~1
road, ncnr St. l'ctcr's Bray. A ind named
Charles Wilson, the thirteen year old son
nl licnry Wilson, 11 frrrncr ol that place
went aut of the house nt`t.er dinner
and not rcapponring for some time alter-
wards his futher went to ilnd him. The
mlsslnghoy was discove1~e|i l111ngl11g
lronintrccsoirre distance uwny. The
body was taken down and an inquest
was sulrsicquiantlyllolrl by Coroner Mc-
Laughlin of St. l’eter`s ilhy. It was
proved that two years ago t.l1c l»o3's head
had been hurt rand that sim-c that time
he hns nr-lcd not, quiic thc annie as hr-
fore receiving thc ln_)u1~y, The jury
brought i11 A verdict to the 1-,iiuct that the
decensoil 1-u111el.o his death by suicide
from lmnging, while ten1porn1'llylns1111s‘.
Nyals lilxt. \‘Vlld atrnwirerry relicvcs
riysenicr-yn111l curcu all bowel troubles.
It is 1-11.~y|ot11ke 1\nd docs its work
quickly und oileetivciy. Only 2.'1c. per
bottle-A. \V. _llcddin l’l1en1ll-Sunny-
lic. `
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Our
Constantly
increasing
optical trade is most grat-
ifying. lt shows that the
people appreciate our ef-
forts to give them
Tlreoery besl 0p'lca!S¢r'v1'ce
Not only do we use the
most reliable methods of
examination. we have also
installed
A Modern Lens G1 indlng
Yianl,
enabling ns to furnish our
customers with “special”
lenses without delay.
G.F.Huicl\eson,
Optician.
lloouer, P. :D
Mcitu-, F, C. 30
Weeks, \\’. A. ll)
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Gill, \\'. ll. F. il()
Burns, \\'. D. Il)
Davison, li. M. ‘Al
Boer, l.. li. ‘Al
Smitlr, .i Zil
Stewart il :til
Moore, (i. lil. 21|
Kennedy, W. J. 20
Lnndrigan, J, :Ili
llyde, ll. ‘lil
Shaw, M. A. 2.4
Jenkins, N. :£5
Crockett, as
Mcl.elinn, S. :fri
Doyle. A. Corp. is
Murpliy, N. 'l`. ‘_’.\'
Stc\\`n1~l, J. A. Lili
Allan, .l. IL itll
Marlin. li. Zo'
Judson, A. G. 28
McKinnon, D. A. ‘ZH
Lawson, ii. A 2:4
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McMillan. C. J. :lil
Mclnuis, Jus. ‘.L’>
Carr, il. 25
Mallet, C. L’-"1
luriaon, F. S. 2|
McInni1=,]‘l. :Ei
Coriah, W. ‘lil
Auld, A. 2'!
Irving, J. li. 22
Auld, H. ‘.112
IIODGSON MA'1`(1il.
1-nizr: \\'1NN1~111s.
Jones, J. M., Capt. 33
Seaman, A. W. 33
Dnysll, C. lil
Weeks, \V. A. 31
C1'oi:ket.t, J. M. 31
Stewart-, E. 30
ilroc-ket, ii. - 30
ll11vi.~1111, il. M. 80
Moore, J. il. 20
l\it'I11r1l.~‘, D. 20
Stewart, D Zi]
Jones, G. li.
Moore, G. M.
Longworilr, J. A.
l\ir‘Milinn, C. J.
.lcnr~.s, Edwin
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\\'ill.o11, Ll.
lliuc, G. LL.,
l.nwso11, A. C.
ML-Millun, E.
Mntllcslcrl, \\'.
(}1'o1'.kel,(i. 20
i.n11d1‘ig11n, -l.
Judson, J.
lii1:i{inno11, 1). A.
Iicnncdy, \V. J. W
Corlsh, \\'.
liinrtin, li.
Beer, I.. li.
Crockett, ll. V.
Ali1\r1,J. R.
ilnopl-1', ll. I..
Smith, J. '
i,:1w.~1o11, A. C.
i~lcn11111n, R.
Stewart., A.
i\lci.corl, 'l`.
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(ln1‘11i1u111, J.
lllnrplry, \V111.
Hooper, ilonry
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Carr, It 2.!
Judson, F. S. 22
Auld, A. 2!
M1-iunis, J. l\‘i. ‘Jil
lind.-ion, V. iii
Jc11icins,li. lil
Auld, li. lri
Irving, J. ll. ill
Walsh, l\i. iT
Collins, '1'. li
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Aumhup’ ` made with 0 wavy, roundin
And you will be sure to
enjoy your vacation “Hot,
weather prices" on all;
musical instruments.
i Coats
]11.»‘tcau1i: to us from the makers-
Light, rriedinrn and dark colors-
very latest styles and pcrfictinri in
Quality. p
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 Finish. f
` and workmanship.
Prices from $8.95 to
$l2.00 each.
  smnu-:Y silos. \
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mer suit ir, a iiczcssiiy,-ilien we’re the people and
now is the timc. We have decided to offer th 1
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balance of our surmncr suits, some I5 or 2o,in sizes 3
f1'011134 to4o, made in nice Fabrics and in latest ,
g I style at prices to make you buy.
i $9.50 Norfolk Suits for $6.24.
5 , 81.0.00 Suits nicely tailored $6.84. S
` $11.00 Suits Norfolk style $7 74.
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Guitar, , ` 2 in 1 and 3 in fl are tho best
Graphophone, brand. All are standard gimotls,
Ban°o or . .
Accfnhwn Insist upon your grocer scmling
. Eddys they are reliable.
Miller Bros.,Sch01£1.l.1Eeln€lsNrs rcs.,
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