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,.,¢ ` _ Ask.
L
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r._.;, N. S. CBP, 180 pid. X.d...'.. 96
f_ I)o. 2nd pfd...     75
r D0. 3rd pid...     50 43
Ei ~East. Can. Sav. & L0sn......141
 Eastern Trust... ,..  
lf; Halifax Cold Storage pfd....1_01 
ii' Halifax Fire  ...   ......100
OUG _
First preferfed
l
of
Still!
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Car Worked _ s
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ends at the rate __
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  and  'Price iljion'
5 ` I '_ w"i§"“'$§.i§l; 'I " i' . 
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acnalzns uosnisai. srocx excesses
' Charlottetown If' ` in
BONDS.
a 6's 44
Elec. 93
6's...    ......101.
J. 5's...  ......l01 99
Debentnre stock... ....105 102;
Rico 5’B...     95 94
$'s...    ......l02} 101
Telephone 6'B... ...l01 _ 99
Electric 5's...  93 90
99
Pure Wool Tex' 6’s
30 ILC. bonus...  ...102 100
Telephone 6's. . .107 104;
Stecl,1st Mort._5’s. . . 955 93l
MARITIME. SECURITIES.
(Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc
Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
" e`rs, Members Montreal stock Ex
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
lottetown, P. E. I.
_ sANKs.
Bid.
154
220
250
r’tish...... ._ . . .. ".155
Co._~uercc... .. ._ ___222
Monti'l=\l......  .......252
Nova Scotia......  ._.277 275;
Royal . . . . . . . .
   ......229 228
MISCELLANEOUS. _
Acadia Fire...   ..._... ...100 _`98
Do.. ord...      73 _
Brandram-Henderson com. . 18 'Q15
` Acadia sugar, pro...  _..-.104 1100
ee
s
(l. B. Elec. com...    '60
_1a1
160
__ 98
Ui 98
Hewson Pure Wool Tex. com 25 ' Z0
 Hewson Pure Wool Tex. pid. `
 with 30 p.c. oil com stock 100 H 99
Mar. Tel. com. x.d...   76 1
_ Do. pid. x.d....    ...l05 100
*I.B. Telephone...    ...l04 101
91.
65
_‘ff Do. common... .. .   40 31
I
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i
; .4
` Stanfield pid...    .... _.105 102
Do. com...      66 62
j '_'I‘rinidsd Cons. Tel. corn..._.. 315
' Trinidad Electric...    77 73
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. QDGH1-.5 D|SBE,C M11l,____!_,>
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\_ ABETES  .lwlllii
X' 1   THE,  \
 
"Buy your flags at the -National
Clothing Co- and decorate your
home for the visit of the Duke of
Connaught. ' 7-20 mtf.
FIRE INslmANc‘_'1c ri-/Vries
IN (iHAP.l.0T'l‘ET()WN
ARE T() HE INCRDIASED.
Owing to the (lity of Charlotte-
town having increased the tax on Fire
Insurance Companies, the companies
have found it necessary to increase
i‘liTc`s"`tif"`l\lléN‘a"r1'tilc property com-
mencing the first of August.
The rate of increase has bccn fixed
at ten per cont on present premiums.
Un the first of August ilve per cent
will b_e'ndded and the balance of five
Der cent will como into effect ou lst
F°h"\N\\`Y. 1913, unless the city instal
by um. time an up-to-.inte chemical
nf* Cnkine. This five per cent has
been held in aheyance in order to give
a reasonable time to the ‘authorities
to faake their arrangements. With
` the present rates prevailing, it is felt
‘g on unaa-ivflte+»'.' fiat" .rm-in nesting
lPD_l}_!l\tus in Charlottetiwn should
;v_+.@_-i _ -.i-i»'”rI».f.¥»‘.iTsT-."..';'.i_'f»_'-_i_ei.'.... 
  1 b  lv neg
 _;»1ii‘_e~-f=.e-;ff;- _ 
rf.. “ '?`. 5 .t _ .*ly‘___|_l*t  .to 
.9
I
¢,_,.
. _  '  .it is
`>""7 __ _‘li _‘”E¥l.l1t‘fl7i0h"ly re-
' liible Wha "we supli 'tvs bn
'~ be perfect. We have a ,large v`;l~'l:t;
500 to $8.00. J. G. Jamfsso Drug-
ust 1 _ I ' izmu.
-1 tits! _
"‘Msc's Blood Iood ‘i's'_'a’ good tonic
mt vm nuns. -ii.. sims .mi .im-
np the nervous system. "It has ,_
worked such wonderful cures in evo-~
case where it has been 'lined-‘~~= that
f
afford to ignore its superior g,ualities.
A bo! 600' The Two MacB._ 7-ZZMBL
do for
best
'is the
those who sufler from illness cannot;
one e
seoeesesooeseesoesessl.
‘ - sons FACTS.
° In 1891 The Morning Daily
» Guardian was established, and
° is still issued each morning with
the latest local and foreign news,
including the Canadian PNB!
and 8 special telegraphic service.
In 1887 The Weekly Guardian
was established, but its issue
proved too infrequent for read-
ers as the Province advanced,
and from time to time was
changed, first to a Semi-Weekly,
then to a. Tri-Weekly, and later
to a Rural Daily, so that for
years The Guardian has issued
two dailies, as at present-one
in the morning as a Morning
Daily, and the other in the af-
ternoon as a Rural Daily. As
the name of the latter was nev-
er sudlciently clear as to what
it implied and always required
much explanation, it was in May
last changed to Evening Dai1Y»
and continued als an afternoon
° paper.
' For some time past the man-
* agement has felt that Prince
Edward Island is justly entitled
to 9, twenty-four hour tslegrallll-
ic news service, as enioyed by
the other Provinces of Canada,
rather than the night wire sem
vice only, as up to June 30th
last supplied by The-Morning
Guardian and afterwards print-
ed in The Evening Guardian.
Accordingly 3 representative vis-
ited `St. John and ar-
ranged for a Canadian Press
day' service, which is appreciat-
ed by the general public.
lt is thus to The Guard-
ian that the people of Prince
~ 'Edward Island are indebted,
° 'first for 5 night Canadian~Pre8B
service and now for the day Can-
adian Press' and Special Tele-
graphic' news published since
July first and thus enioyeil by
its readers.
The friends of both The Morn-
ing Guardian and The
Evening Guardian are quite ex-
pressive of their appreciation
that their favorite pB-DBI COU-
tains the latest day and night,
as well as night and day Can-
adian Press and Special Tele-
graphic and local news, and
thus a complete twenty-four
hour service. Advertisers are
° also more than pleased with the
' rapid increa'se of fully two thou-
’ sand readers already in T110
Evening Guardian’s circulation,
as well as several hundred for
The Morning Daily.
The Guardian ever realizes its
obligation to furnish its readers
with the latest and best news
service obtainable, and to give
to its advertisers the largest
and most valuable circulation
possible.
The Guardian is now but issu-
ing two dailies, one in the morn-
ing and the other in the after-
noon, as it has been doing for
years, but since July first its
afternoon paper contains its own
day'sncws in addition to that
of The Morning Guardian, or,
in other words, the ncws of the
t\vcnty~four hours immediately
before it goes to press. The
Morning Guardian occupies _a
similar position.
U O U U C O C O O
so
see
e
e
o
o
sea
Ueeessee
¢¢eese e sseue
assess so
so
s
s¢¢¢ssso»e¢e¢
,ss
seaesoees
se
"llrown’s, 158 Queen Ht., is the
original, thc largest and best equip-
ped mcn's store in the in the Pro-
vince. . I 7-22M 3i.
“Shop early on Monrlny-sue the
Mondny bargain list in all thc papers
Moore & Mcl.cod. _ 7;22M1i.
"Monday morning commences the
great complete clchrancc sale of
Ladies Wash dresses. A hnst of the
biggest har;._'aius that you have seen
for many R dav will he ready for you
promptly at nine o'_clock.-Moore &
McLeod. 7-Z2M1i ).
_.>-
ugn 2 7
~ '5"Mac's Blood Feoh- ii* ‘a'm"inva-lu-
_ iled nervous forces box
‘ e Two Macs 7-22M8i.
"1 2c grey cotton for 8 f-2 from
9 to f0c _ to-day at S. A.
McDONAl..D S.» 7.22 Ml,
"~ "TM Me`¢’s Blood Food the premier
blood and nerve tonic, 3 lm; 50¢_
'NN 'N0 Nav” 1-zmsi..
. "Get your`éooklng seems” _lm-,, °
know we can give you superior _sat
faction on these culinary nseggitlq,
We search over the leading lines 51|
the Canadian markets and k tlut,
for quality and value thas nal! fun-
e
doubtedly superior.
flavors are shown,
strawberry and
here.
following
lemon,
your
Two
uoeeqeees
shoe
eiisssseeeosssesseess
°°*¢»0¢»»»¢¢» oeeesss
deer#-_-_(nv brsni_.e_orl:sn.».It b _ 
ur s' tired. ' fused mum. s¢rm T'lil@° 1' ' ,,,_ ~;_u_,,,,‘,,_._0 '~'
,\----- _ _ 1. _~ '
tllle nervous systems and reneX§&_~__ the Hmmdnd you should mn and
~ , "Alley |_¢"do., b¢v;¢_lu
Ire* lhlblililt-of “iii
(go: sandals ln'liles for
Q l `
1 _soums___sr
v~‘-"3 Cr’
...'It pays to buy ‘in this Province.
...'Grand picnic at Elmira, Wednes
day, July,26 instead of July 24'”
formerly announced.; Refreshments
and amusement! of all kinds. Come
one, come all. _ ` 'I-19M5llil8i
...'W. J. Sullivan, Basin, M. J
was among the psseTc1gers on the S
S. Lady Sybil on ursday ‘ from
Souris on return to his home. ld
Suilivlan was hormerly a native - o
Montague, P. E. I., but moved to the
Magdalena thirty two years ago where
he now has a `300 acre far L well
stocked. He is also a vetern' for
surgeon for the~Islands ____ _. _
  use gif the
pas ) __ pn _e` Q. _]_..ad.Byhi1
on her last trip.to the Magdaftne Is-
lands. A. C. Cox, Souris; M|#.Blan-
chard, and two children; Miss  )Dc-
laney. Mrs. Delaney and family, 0'-r
Leary; T. E. Arsenault, Rev. Father
Theriault, Messrs. Desneer, St. John;
Watts, King and McKay. Thou. and
Mrs. Hubert, Mrs. Boucheau, Mrs. S.
Brest, Mr. Burke, Mrs. Cormier and
Mr. Pritchard. She sailed from Sou-
ris at sp. m. Thursday after disch-
rging a large cargo. The trip was
a very pleasant one and enjoyed gre-
atly hy all the passengers who were
highly pleased with the good ship and
also thankful to,Capt. Furgeson and
his officers for the courteous treat-
ment accorded them while on board.°
3
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e'
I
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s
s
A
e
s
e
sesssooe
ADVERTISERS. .
During the hot weather the
Evening Guardian is printed
each Monday at one p. m., in-
stead of at,four, to enable the
printcrs ga enjoy a holiday.
O
Q
I
0
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D
Q
Q
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MONTAGUE MA RKETB.
orrected for every Wednesday and
Saturdayjs issue. '
O
White oats ll to 58
Black oats 60
Beets, per dol. 12
Lard, per lb. 14 to 16
Beef (small) per lb. 8to16
Beef (quarter) per l'b. 8 to 10
9 to 10;
Pork -
Lamb, per lb. (small) 10 to14
9 to 13
Fowl
Mutton 10 to 11
Eggs, per dos
Butter, per lb.
Turkey
Geese .
Hides .
Ueltl
20
25 t0 28
20
i 18
10
70 t0 80
SOURIB MARKETS. _
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday's issue.
Siren ns
$6 to $7
Hay '
Straw
Potatoes
Turnips bus
Oats
Pork .
Calf skins _
Pelts
Hides
Beef
Eggs
Butter
Herring (fresh)
Turkey
Geese
Chicken
l5t060
50 to 55
w- l B5 <
55
'll to 8
10 to 12
10
I to 8
$0
25 to 27
doz. 12|:
Z0
18 to 14
g1,°_10‘_(i. C. Coombs, Bar;_i_'|, Alberts.,-
,_...1._.é.-_-_----.t
...*One cent per word each insertion
for advertising in this column Cash
must aceomvllll order and five per
cent discount allowed lilnumum
charge twenty five dents.
...‘The Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at W A Johnston's
Moatsaus.
...*The llornlng Daily Gnardianesn
be obtained at H J \labon's Drug
Store. Bourls
*Do your shopping from Holmsn's
Catalog and save time and money
~7-20ME0l.
...*Now is the time to get a Myers
Pump; the best known and most re-
liable on the market. Send your or-
der to Holman’s. 7-20ME2i
...°F. G. Jordan. Agent, will be
glad to receive all news, advertising
and subscriptions in _8ouris and vie-
iuity. His office phone No. is 6.
...'Martin McKinnon, agent, will be
_glad to seceive all news, advertising
and subscriptions in Montague and
vicinity. His office.phone No. is 20.
...°Holman’s Catalog brings the
store to your, door. fiend an order
to H0lman’s and get acquainted with
the great saving possibilities of this
family bargain book. 7-20ME6i.
...‘Subscribers should renew a week
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
miss an issue, as all papers are dis-
continued promptly on expiry date.
__..__Z--_
Hlllil AHHIVALS
QUEEN
. J. Gaudet, Summcrside.
I). Mchccd, Orwell.
- VICTORIA
S. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart.
Lloyd Cox, Morell. ‘
G. Uoales, Toronto. _
T. A. Warfield, New Glasgow.
Mrs. Warfield, New Glasgow.
Miss F. Chapman, Ottawa.
Geo. C. Prugiy, St. John.
John and Mrs. McKenna, Stl John.
_ l . John.
_ _ . York.
in
Douglas R McKenna, ‘lt
Miss Mary P Chapin, New
John A. Chapin, Tilton, N
J. K. Scorer, Montreal.
Brown, Montreal.
Ruttan, Montreal.
Van Frank, New York.
E. Q. McDonald, Glace Bay.
W. Watson, Kensington.
and Mrs. Murphy, W dsor.
Williamson.. Btanstead, Que-.
Patterson and wife,
Bissell, Win-thrope, Mass._
Clark, Bnmmerside. ‘
Dumphy, Morell. C
M. Keefe, Morell. “" '
.1_.~,,___' ‘,-
,pmvrinn i
W. M. V. Forter, Mbntreal;
F. Ei McAskill, Boston;
Miss Effie McLeod;
Edmond I-Iann, Boston;
Miss Barbara Gregory. Boston;
ssssssrssse
srrse 'sas
City;
Geo. R. Hunter, Bath, Maine; '
Fred Weye, Hunter _Rlver; _:-
. E. Mullaly, Sou' s;
F*
ss
Because they act so gently (ne ‘
_ purging or grlping) yet so
thoroughly _
NA-DR U'CO _
LAXATIVE S'-Ii
are best for the children as well as
the grown-ups. _ 251:. a box at
your druggisrs. ,_
~ lrilenrlilrng :mi |2iuf»|:s|¢s.elCsnsls.|.isi|s4~ 2*
1
Mullaly, Souris;
J. McDonald, Pinette;
T. McDonald, Souris:
D. Howatt, Brudenell;
Curley, Hermitage;
.T. McDonald, M. D., St. Peter'
Bay: _
Chas. Pauline, Yarmouth, N.S.;
L. J. Reddln, Charlottetown;
Mrs A.N. Furness, Vancouver, B.C.;
J. J. Sark, Lennox Island;
R. Gorrill, Northam;
Nowell, Halifax, N.S.;-`
McKinnon, Montague;
M. Caron, Quebec, City; _
Lucerita Macdonald, Emerald;
W. Rooney, St. John, N.B.;
rank Boulanger, Montreal;
?°.“‘.°’>.“‘
"E‘1Fi?`5?’?*
from 9 to 10 o'clock. today. ,7-22 M 11
August zist. 7 22 M¢l
“For Monda morning up will v
50 cents nriecc.-'Moore & Mcl.cnr'|.
"Watermelon 3 cents per pound to-
day at Beer dr Goil',s. 7-20E1iM1l.
"A big lot oi summer drcss goods,
Yvorthtu $1.00 por yard will .pu
only-the price will be 30c per yard,
-Moore & McLeod. 7~22Mli,
._ _ ~ HW
The Maritime Chaffipi0flSl1lpS _  " . ‘- -Guard! n w .haihitld _lit
A _“_ Ist ‘ -_ZQM 4{  _ he Guardian tead_» Q; _ OM” |‘:."°nn,l__ 1. __ ‘Q
syn”-to McDonald's ,adv
'_ ' _ _ _.-_J ` Wm  ` ‘ _  
` *  ‘ tise lft.'\_A. ' ial sale is _£aki`~",

`1"b!r;lock today `=.
 0 v1,s?Ifi'»n1§'i~9`_ _ _ __ _ -~ i   .
able ton_lc_ior _i;hqy¢s.y,llg_._work in-__._-f;l£.____.  _,__ _  7?? M.___ _Mun M s_1“\'|;,.s;? __,,._,__ __ __
wir.. téii "1 
B80 e
mas, chips, dips and linen hats. _
` 'I-z2M¢i.
"Sale "of Wash Dresses Mon y
Morning see our ads:-Moore dr
Leod. ‘ 7--Zihfll.
“We have inet received a new steer
of childrenjs and mfssed _bareiub
sandals, highest grade through `
and izood _values at their priess
31 and 81,35. Alley & Co. 1-Nlllll


dns. ot h but uiroqhoee:
considgsd semi! ~'v`sf\ies :is
mm A  M  .nd
1 NIU!
L- 1- ' J _,B-1
"Sllccial sale at S. A. McD0nald’g BUMMHRSJDB __MARKWl‘B.
Y ' gi c
a double discount on White Liiien
'Fable (`floths-see our ad for pari:ieu-
lars.-Moorc & Mclicod. 7-22M1l_
"Montserrat &s Sovereign Lime
Juice at Beer & G0fl's. 7-20E1iMli.
"A hrcat lot of those nice sailor
hats and untrimmed straw shalpcs
worth to $2.00 each nu sale now "at
_ 7-22Mli
placed on sale for Monday nrornfng
the present showing of sailors, pans- _
3"
Ll- \_.1-_. - '
Corrected for every Wednesday au.
The Mnrifizne Championships 9l¢“\"\°»Y`l l'l“°-
Butter
Potatoes
Dressed beef
Hay, loose
Chicken `
Beer-
Buclwheii
Geese
Turkeys
Fowl
Ducks
Pork
Straw (Loose)
:ltrsw ('Prssu,d)
Earl
Barley /
Pelts 1
Hides
Turnlpe
~.____._i__,.‘. ~.
.iii I
_ sivmuluh lrlfrhs. -_ 1- 0 _r
-` All advertisers In *Yle
_ ~ ~ 1-ilk
'ill ; Ollel' U'-9°.¢0Vl\~. ~‘ “ .
_-'s§ti0n-_ _fn us -1 __ __
equ fled swo " ~’ '
_,.  __ A _ _
'Z§I.'.3."7i°.."i'i§-~ »» I  . _ .er-
eulation-elhee Jul# BPWWU' ari-
° dui  its 411.1 _
....fd ...,os _ _ 3 _mm
copier thi-sukmirt _ _ V ‘isvinom
Business I ver Prince
n »-|  ; ' g
§dQn=l‘d,`Ill'¢lld'\b`1'  TT?
Ili/,suing sfuapdlsn-J~_f.i '_ _' _" ~
.‘.~if- -4 ~\ -
Hop.
Rev. Brother A. Paul, New York
' 1'9
S3'
SS
#533
£~"O_o¢o¢¢___uo¢s=°¢
...
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llil°” .
'f'heSerneeon
  nawnr  
Young Man  
ir. ni. Li¢li.'|i:..l§uff 6......
N That are Causing our lfair .
’ io Thin Out, ' _
Parisian Sage Stops Falling Hair ‘
The clever young man of today
docsn’t take any chances on losing
his hair. A man who is bald-headed
at 30 looks like 45, and is_» placed at a
disadvantage 'when seeking' employ-
ment. '_ -< _ ‘
_ _ _.__ If you have
,\~_:;__'; dandrufiit
means down
  J _ if near the roots
__ _ of your hair
\ dt V an arm of
‘ LAC' 
are attacking
the hair root
and destroying
its vitality.
 Then h ai r
falls nut; grows thin and baldness re-
sults. Young mau, put `your faith in
PARISIAN SAGE, it will stop fall-
ing hair, kill dandruif germs, abolish
dandrnd and itching scalp, or money
hack. ~
PARTSIAN SAGE is only 50 cents'
a bottle at Geo. E. Hughes' and deal-
' _crs everywhere.
Y
daindrufl germs
DA‘RK__li§_'l`lll5 HAIR
Resfere Faded and Gray usir fo
Nsiursl Color-Dsndr if
Quickly Retrieved.
St- JOM- There is nothing new. about the
idea of using Sage for restoring the
color of the hair. Our grandmothers
kept their hair dark, glossy and a-
bundant bythe use ofa simple
"Sage Tea." Whenever their hair
they made a brew l Sage leaves,
wonderfully beneficial e ec
Nowadays we don’t have to resort
better than we could do it ourselves;
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, con-
color and beauty to the hair, and is
B one of the‘best remedies you can use
for dandruif, dry, feverish, itching
scalp,_and falling hair. Get a fifty'
cent bottle from your druggist to-
day, and you will be surprised at the
quick results. All druggists sell it,
under guarantee that the money _will
be refunded if the remedy is not ex-
actly as represented. Special agent-
E. A. Foster, Sunneyside. -
SAGE WA Wm* ' " .5-i?°'..Ei...’?.‘€’.i_‘,‘°€.'..‘,?f”i°
:.f1..c.........?Ff-
Average net earnings 1902 to 1909'
Net earnings for |910 ‘ _
1- -I » ll
._ _ _
v'
"  ` - " 'f' "`i.ii»»»u»_
‘ 'ifiiziiii  1 inc. ‘ .
Interest Jmusry lull ¢|ll\Y-2-" - '_ ' ~ '
, __ ,,,,,,,,_ _ ,glee _ ~
_ _ over 2 x»2_tin_1ea bond i11f_¢_f¢|
H 3 ‘ ' ' _ »‘
" u  u ~ - U- ' "‘
, xgu _ _ _ . ‘ _ " d b¢.
 ` Sinking fund of__3 p. c. now ul 0P¢\'8*l°° Wm f°d°°‘*f “ll ;_b°“ ’
0-5°” ”'°"”“"’T' _ ‘ .L rs.. ss'.»»s>‘a‘»i»a.‘»n_._-_ V ‘ . _ 
”i0_iAi_f   slim"
' ss  S.
_ »(Il. lirsilforql, Messier.) lu;  1; s f. __-_
"  'l"°"*f=»*.i‘._;,,,,_,,,.l...s._.'_-____ I
Those suffering from disease are be-
ing punished by nature for the mls-
use and abuse of her good gifts. In-
vailds and disease-laden people have
all broken the laws of good health--
are criminals according t0 U10 Stat'
utes of hygiene-and can only regain
health, strength and happiness by un-
doing what they have done, by build-
ing up their hody_ and strengthening
their "brain, This can be done 01111'
by filling the veins with rich, red life-
giving blood in place of the watery
fluid now contained therein.
Nulife is the preparation you necd.»
It is a splendid blood and nerve ton-
ic that strengthens the-blood, makes
it rich, red and health-giving and
fills you with that rich joy of living
-that exhilarating sense of happi-
ness, vim and vigor-that all normal
people should possess. Nulife is easy
to take and secures sure, certain and
rich results. It has worked wonder-
ful cures in many cases-no matter
how far advanced your adliction may
he you will benefit in some way by
the use of this splendid tonic.
Don't be content ‘With poor health,
with dragging out _a mere existence,
when Nulife will` give you all the
glory of health and happiness. Every
tablet means 'that 'much more and
better blood. A box costs 500, 3
boxes br 11,25 and /6 boxes for $2.50.
For sale by the following dculcrsz-
~ McKinnon Drug Co.
The Two Macs, City '
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
Cox Bros., Morell.
Mrs._A.N. Campbell, St. Peters.
H. J. Mahon, Souris. _
Alex. Robertson, Red Point.
B. V. Smith, Kinkora.
B. H. Coiwiil, New Haven.
Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.
Calvin Howatt, Victoria..
Kier & McFadyen, Kensington.
E. C. LePage, North Rustlco. i
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,, ,. .-` ip-*‘.;~.-1_6. s
is nun Bil'cn|m|uli 1""
“ill
'iigefesi i:Forn1" 
-' ment, And ls Absolutely
Non Speculative(
It guarantees payment of s
defiuitesum at a certain time.
and a fixed interest per annum.
It does not payas high interest
ag many ggod Industrial Stock
I nvestmcnis, but it offers
greaier se::urity._~
Our Statistical Department his
always our file ~ihc` latest annual
reports of Colnpanics whose securi-
riesare available for invcstmst.
This iuformation".is`freely _at the
disposal of investors. __ _- _
out s||s"du-
ed <:n‘l.'lilegrill1‘::lp`;l-Elrcbaqlllgaz wlli
receive careful st.i.eation.'
The interest ' coupons on all
Bonds purchased through us will
be csshed at par on presentation
ar. our office. _
If you are sonsidrrlnn the invest-
ment of Funds, and wi state your
t i th 'ws of inter
requiremen s n _ e Y -
est return. security. and amount,
we will gladly submit for your st~
tention onus yielrlingfrom
4 l-2 fo 6 l-2 p. c.
J. C. MacKintosh & Co
ssrasusasp .sn
Members Montreal Stock' Exchange
Direct Private 'Wires.
HAL! FAX. N EW GLAS(`£W.
ST. JOHN. FREDERKCTON.
MONTREAL -‘ '
 
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W. B. Dyer, Alberton.
Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan. Peake'l
Station.
Jas. F. Lord, Tryon.
If your dealer doesn't carry NU-
LIFE ask him to ‘write Johnson &
Johnson, Wholesale Distributors,
Charlottetown. mwsrlrt|_
fel1_0llt Or took On 'B dull apDearanCe,_ 2j;;;_2;-j-;_'{__-jf':;:;1;f;;;;;;;.;;;:;f;:;_;Q-1-jj;-1-1-1-1;;-jj;i;j1;-j-jsj;j5 1-_;:jsj,.;;f-j-3
   “""§i  cuARnu\N ctnsslruze .ins
to the old time tire ome method of one "mp" wa df ,~ ,- . ,h. I h H _ '
83th0|`lllE the herbs Gllq making the each cunfimleiierl. gc!|:n|:\:sl°':ct':>m|:n¢y°o`\ir‘aIi'l' sllrl  psfrczglilllt
Wa- This is 5006 by Skluful chemists cmlni allowed- Minimum chsr¢s Twenty-five cents. ~
P. N. Inman, Summerslde.
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and all we have to do is to call for ________________:______________v_____v;___;_________________7__A_____________________v_____ ___ ____
the ready-made product. Wyethfs "*""" Y f ff Y f'f'f'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'- -'- -'- - - -'-'- ~ -- -' - - -'- - -'-'-> _ -> -'-1'.---_-.-
tainin Sage in the proper strength, ‘ ‘ "‘ *-1?". _ --`--I
Charlottetown and Queens Co., to
sell our high class Fruit Trees amy
General Nursery Stock. Large list
of commercial and domestic varie-
ties sultable for culture in Prince
Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out-
fit. Exclusive Territory. Wrtte for
Partlculars. Stone Q; Wellington,
The Fonthill Nurseries, (Establish-
` ed 1837). Toronto, Ontario.
;. 6.27M.E55l.
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' 'c>A|i_v r~AsMoRANDUM\_»
1.E'1' Us toss-
Y0 MO EY '
To Bull or :mild Houses 5 p°c°
or Pav Off Morw»\z'\~\
‘WI  IQMQQMSTUENT GMAIANV
I0 to25 1 7 '
5° 
6 K-0 8 \
$12.50
9 to IZ
G to 7
10 to 80
13 to 15
l5 to 22
Ili to 12
18 to 15
I to el
I4
look lilreinew. 48 ladies' reinprooi
coats at Q price. Any ladies' craven-
ette shower proof coat in stock. at
$4.00. A counter full oi ladies’ white
waibts ranging ip- price from $1_50_to
these’ goods ‘will sell fast .it the p
‘_’."9l'_2-‘is-£»‘!»*-£’1‘~P=_-.”~_-_-----_-  '-
Ladies hats Wortt\_%§.0 »
e‘ats‘fi"YY8Tii’9"_¢6'TU?$ - a A.
' “ a__ u'nt'~u.
' = will
Null* 9 aid utlfy the eomptsxion
Hubbard Ayers Luxuriais a
H. l_ ` . ' I
 1f.u_;.;i»ur°' delwsw.
s  _ ".'ai'|d_pre_serVih_g‘ei'ean1..In
”anll lah lice Sold.. only
s full!! ' - , -
- hr-_ »'='._<*¢;~#e_fn_l~_~°= P~===1-”- ,,,,;
O' '_' i. 'A ~ 1'”
. -una-als, ..
eugle “pints odkh for wlhedd
` ‘~"' "  7""_" "°/-""0 '°. ° fi' “ til" lul‘l,*\`eff_en_t_lse -we wil: F? ‘leifs-lar, My si-for runni-
I $3. ,-<` ` P Y _ V ` _ _
"Wm, _ = LM' m.n"‘ wool ensle eems fori:§\l.\§\_ff¢li\°~ °“°'» 118111111: ¢vatun.ss bm new-I
a.i=H§‘g. ` i. . _ _ _ _
- V »-Prowsemes Lcd. ~ B el-tm 1 wr wk. molasses rum. -etc, au.
'_‘““'l9 P°“¢| __' __ _ ..,. . _ '- ......__ V _~ _ _ Kult be sold at ones. pull _
sux
J  _,ml
#°\‘l~ .5 _ P”
"Jul clearance s le t P t ' 1 -------_--f~____»-_... _ '
midsunlmer goods Znda disgortitlirlueagl G§_iI{mYANTED APPLY A,;P1$/?B1?BéLI‘
llncs, wash dresses for children 65's, -~_ '.._.__.__._-'___.' ' P
to $3.50 at foil. all remaining house WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
'dresses and wrappers your choice for h°“'°"°'k' A9917 5'? thi” 00100-
51.00, Kano corners wo.-tn from $1.50 ____ ` ~ _ G-25M¢L
-to $4.00 fox” $1.00, the only reason WANTED. A GIRL FOR GENERAL
we can, offer you for selling at uns house work. Apply to Mrs. Ayers,
low price is- that\ we .are discontinu- __7§ _ff_""\§P§Q!{_ 3_t_;___ 7-2Mtf.
as ing the une. ai1~in¢ies' wsei.~u\-em.. wAN'rn;n, emi. "11'6i"i"iGuNsnni
l off. All last season’s left housework. Good wages. Apply
overs in `ladles'- golf coats at gvenlng 5; 31 G,-at Gao,-K, sm
} oil. Thess goods will wash and _ _ 5_zgM,_¢_
$4.00, yell? choicb for $1.00. _Ii y ' ' 'N 
wish to parf;ske"oi'th.ls snle_h\\|;ry.~ Di1m?.v.;5:?D:fa|,?A§hl‘;,[B_‘,;:,)ée,_A_
' 1.15% xl , I' o .
5.- s -__._¢_._l ._ |,.g_bl_ fw
_ __ _ __ _ p?ll1;_Bood reléxrfa dis z;eq\llr_“§§:
- --° V o ., .-~
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-l1»?R`_‘il'f‘l;“'i'¢":.in_0f~. i", ° __;i_;'r0R'SAl.r _"'.__
'-'lisomm that mms ni" --_-vlrl.Nllauaa»lee..sZIn.`.i
_ rnuau-3 nur
WANTED. A CAPABLE EXPERIEN-
ced girl or woman for general
housework in a family of3 ber;
wages. Apply 131 Water St.
l___L_,J;1?l“f=`-3*-_
WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL
‘housework in a family 0! gh;-¢,,_.
"_@>*°\- 1-iemu .
wAN'rmD nl`i`riin1A'ri:iTv_13v' nas.
Buyfivlll. an experienced cook. Wag.
0° $20 Der m°hth_ Amnv to Mus
M. L. Petersf 121 North_ River
Rpad, Charlottetown. _ 7.13lllmy,1_
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""¥""ff`.LZLE\!'*°““_”f*"~_l'r2°!i3ird_ `.
~FQ_R SALE, _QHOIC BLACK FOX-
_ 60.' 8 females and 1 male. Choicest,
" stock obtainable. Write P. O. B0;
49 _ Oharlotte_tg_v_v_n. 7-30M9|_
ras sins oNu rim on limo
bred red lfoxes, one year- glg wks,
~ thrall nuns. Apply to P»rial\‘H...-...
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'Apply to Mrs. Byron Brown, Revere "
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with th addit`on of Sulphur n th- .
er old-time scalp remedy. I a 0 __ ___ BOF' SALE' ONE PAIR MINKS'
This preparation gives youthful LQCAL AGENT WANTED FOR ‘]’_')s(;v°’;; wp‘;“" ]&?li°‘;°U°_i zglgliégi 0
\ ' ‘ I ' ' s
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FOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF BLAQK
foxes from Daltons best stock. P.
0. Box. 168, Amherst, N. S.
» _ _LI-10M13ipd.
Fon sAL1.7.'s Pains BLACK roxi
es, 2 pairs cross foxes, 3 pairs
dark red. Had young this year. A
few cubs at $25.00 a pair. Also,
some mink. R. 'J. McNeil, Tyne
Valley. 1-nlvfzw.
 
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1.os'r, IN 'ri-ns Ci"rir`dR”v`I_o'l'o§-
ia Park, a silver "Hindus" brace-
let. Finder rewarded by leaving at
55 Fitzroy St. 7-20M3ipd.
 
1 e MALE HELP'
WANTED A1' oNon A aovyro
learn hnrseshocing. One with" mime
sxp°l'i°ll°°- Apply J. A.»Heudersen.
_____1_S0;-_Q_no_e_n_§_t__ ___ . 1-israntf.
WANTED APPRENTICE IN FOUN-
d\`Y- Apply B. Stewart Q Co. v
WANTED,
third class, Point Pleasant
Supplement $10.00.
Secretary.
'l‘EACI-[Eli
Dept., Albcrtoai I-llgh
$106. 0. John
Mt.
,quired for
mer.
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whale. stsuen. 1-isuaf'
"it `
ure. ssh. cash register, three show ‘
- lan on application. M. 'L.`p”c:t\l;i‘l-V
 193-_  _____ ' _'J-teller. 
_ron sans, scnoomen ..5RGA»N-..‘
5' W fm" "sister, est-rm is min
UML' _Good ssiler and in ry..
pair. Four years old. Apply to R_
'° "W" * 0°-» City- 1»1oim..
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