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MARRIED.
m nu Blur oo,JouaDth br B"-
B.A Bllxolair, David Johnston Lowe and
Mary J ana Btymslst. O
A1, the ManasVM0nta|rne on July 6th by
mv, B, G. Sinclair, Harry Butler and
Jessie 'rinymes Reynolds-
Ae Victoria Cross on J uly» 6.h  the
Bev B, G. Sinclair, Welliuzton W.
Docherby w Mary Janet Lamont.
Faded Women
Need Richer Blood
It Stamps the Glow of Robust
Health on cheeks .ma Lips.,
How Blood is Made Rich and,V.
Red Enough to Beautify the‘I
Complexion.
A brlghtros complexion can easily be “H53-
uired. Alf that is neoesaar is to pur-
“'°°"s°' ra." ‘“ 'lr “ur
creased num 0 r corps es. s
simplest met-nod of doing th s is teh intro-
duce more iron into tht _system w ich is
always lacking wimeV complexion ls
pallid or aallow. H
Iron in a concentrated form, specially
adapted forinternal use is conta ned in
ire most eliicient state in Ferrouone which
is noted for marvellous blood building
properties. No matter how weak or poor
the blood may be Ferrcxoue will enrich
and nourish lt. 'l'he immediate result is a
better color which will improve siwadily
under Ferroaone.
Every girl that takes pride in her com-
plexion will dud Fsrrozone of greater vain
than cosmetics or face powders. its in-
fluence is lasting whereas artificial beauti-
tiers are but a temporary aid. Thous-
ands that have used Ferrozone are glad to
endorse it strongly because ic certainly is
the best remedy for pimples, blctehes,
slrin erruptlons and poor complexion that
money can buy.
Miss Minnie E Stirling of Lancaster,
writes, “I can recommend Ferrozone to
everyone who needs somjthing to clear
up their complexion. B fore using Fer-
rozone my skin was sallow and had a
very unhealthy color. After the first box of
Ferrozone there was a great improvement
and when I had used three boxes I felt
much better and had rr satisfactory color
in my cheeks.”
Mrs. 0 TWarwiok of Bradford, says:
“lilly daughter was eatly benefitted by
using Frrrczone. gre used to have a
sickly color and never looked as lf she
was very strong. After using two boxes
of Ferrozone she felt better and her color '
was wonderfully improved. This
encouraged her to continue Ferrozone
and lu a fpw weeks she looked n difffrent
person and had clear rosy complexion.
Ferrozone accomplished wonders for my
daughter."
Ferrouone is ,&ust what most girls grand
women need. t builds up their sys em,
improves their looks, and makes them
fr-ei what buoyant good health really
means. Price 500. per box or six boxes
for $2.50 at all drugglsts. Beware of
substitutes, and get Ferrozone when you
ask lor it. Mailed to pour address by N.
(T Poison 8: Co., Aart ord Conn., U. S. A.
and Kingston, Ont.
Cheap at $1.25 -
WEEKS' DOLLAR HATS
Wear one
._-I-.5  -"~" I '. -I 
Srloiows I
callin RELIEF
' An INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Remedy
for the immediate Relief and Curr of
ir-umaiism. Cramps, Coiics. Sore
Throat. Dlarrhn, Faeuehe,
oothaehc. Spralns. Bruins, Neural-
gia. Lumbego. etc.. etc.
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This In nu lntcnal and external Fs¢wr7y Re I
_' Indy, carefully tllwlalld forgenenl tue,aud
' .iiouhl be ire tin houelwidandlnevsry
il- iiavcllelilfrlpaacivrxr not overlook the fact
*_ n..;lm lm mmm no my onmm will '
F_ save |erlnual.luubia,wolryandex enle. When ‘
5' u medical rnau ialot athsad STKN'l‘ONwili
~»- do the work.
Soothe you andjvn yoainuaut relief.
hr nie everywhere. Price, ll ste per bottle.
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ll Pl
'rupu uv-r. sid: ruulmtu.
F i evofywh box
o|?'b:::ui.i. on r;e'lp?€=l*;lrioeV. .
Sole Pmpvi un 'l` W oa~ruCn eat.
p C°Vum|“d.s , nn rn nur V
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THB GUARDIKN,  WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JULY rx. l9o4. ,3
T
o
a following an |
de.
Ml" BVOUD MoPli0l`. Brookline
P"'l°U|\ Murphy, Boston.
Winnifred Pools. New York.
Mrs W J Brook, Boston
J B [0\l'd. Portland, Me.
Mrs J B Leard, Portland,
Mrs Dutton, Bo|r,°n_
Mrs Adelaide Oakes, We
E I `
s.
stmorcland,
Mr and Mrs J T Stewart, East Boston
Norman McKenzie, Waltham
Q8
To '
I'
‘~-'fiil
Mrs H R. Bertram, Boston ,,_-fr
Miss L. Cclleton, Portland, Mains. _"If `   - _
Mr and Mrs James Swiuehaulcr,  V..__'f,_,
Exeter, N H
Miss Ethel Swluehauser,Exeter, N
Edmund Smith, East Boston. ,
Edward Wooldridge, East. Boston.
T C Palmer, Cambridge.
Mrs T P Jamieson, Brillhfon Mass
Miss Grace Gallaher, “ A
Mert Macleod, “ L
Belle S Macleod _ " A
family, Ayer, Mass
J H GUI". Quincy. Mass.
Mr and Mrs J H Rows, Greeley, Col.
l J Baker, 40 Forest Bt., Boston
Jas L Marshall, Salem Street, Malden
Maggie McCannell, Lawrence Mass
Mrs A P Gallant, East Boston
Evcret Gallant, East Boston
John Callaghan, South Brewer, Me.
Mr and Mrs M J Morrison, Grovston, N
Misa M C Peterson, Chelsea
Mrs G M Paterson, Chelsea.
Maud Tools, Bonehaw
Mrs H P Fouls, Boston
Dan Murphy, Boswn
Jsnetta Woolner, Brockton
J
John J Morrisry, E. Waltham.
Mrs. F A Glines, Haverhill.
Mrs. Louis D Savage, Haverhill.
Miss Helen D Savage Haverhill.
Mrs. Lewis Peirson, Haverhill.
Miss Delia Poirier, Lewiston,Maine.
Mrs. S K James and son, Waltham.
Mill J C McMillan, Roxbury.
Misa Jessie Howatt, Worcester.
Heath Clark, Somerville.
Jae. D McKinnon, E. Somerville.
Mrs. B D Nicholson, Somerville.
Arthur B N'eholson, Somerville.
Verinee E N ichclscn, Somerville.
J '.l‘ Mobos, Winchester, Mass.
S W Moons. Winchester.
Mrs G W Walkhim, Roxbury.
Annie A'Crossman, Medford ._,__ I
Lillian Wood, Medford
Mrs Cartmell, Boston
Mrs R Brldzes, Boston
Mrs J H McLean. Roxbury
Master H J MoL=an, Roxbury
Mrs C P Vinson, Boston
Minnie Peters, Boston
Mrs Waller Messer, Portland
Mrs Elizabeth Duncan, Groveileld, N li
Janie McNeill, East Boston
Elia N Rayner, Worcester
Mary McDougall, East Boston
Harold Bruce Champion, Medford ,Mass
John W Thompson. Charleslown, Mass
W C Collett, Boston
Rev. A K McLennan, Dorchester
Pelerl-I McNeill, Allston, Mass
Mrs I-I F McKenzie, Roxbury
John H Davis, M D., Halifax, Mass
Joseph MoDonald,Peabody M iss
J P Peters, Salem
Mrs T A Ward, Boston
Mrs J S Wentworth, Boston
Lemuel Lefurgey, Pembroke
J' S Wentworth, Boston
Mrs Joseph Dunn, Newburyport
Chas S Hurst, Worcester
Fred D Halliwell, Albany, Lot. Z7
Mrs P F Walsh, Brockton
Ella M Adams, Somerville
Clara Adams, Somerville
Mr and Mrs J Howard Pillman, and
Mrs J W \Vllilams, Bosion
DISGUURAGED
The expression occurs so man times in
letters from sick women to Dr. Pierce; “ I
was complectgliy discouraged." And there
is always g reason for the diecourye-
ment.. Yearl_ of sudcrirg. Doctor ter
doctor tried in vain. edicines doin
lasting 
wonder
women have
health and
courage regained
as the result of
the use of Doctor
Pi¢rce'| Favorite
Prescripltion. It
eetabiis ea regu-
larity, dries un-
healthy drains,
heals inflamma-
ilon and ulcerca-
tion, and cures
female weakness.
It makes weak
women strong and
sick women well.
"ln
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Miss Alma Cousins, Lubec
Lyla M MacDonald, Boston
Mrs Andrew Walker, Boston
Mrs F W Hancock, Roxbury
Leo Arsenault, Adamsville, N B.
Mrs Arsenault, Adamsville N B
Johnny Arsenaulr, Adamsville N B.
Geo A Cornish and wife, Lindsay, Ont.
Mrs. William Henry,Scmervllle. V
Ida M Juir, Haverhill.
F M Howard and wife, Lancaster, Mass
Alfred J Campbell, Boston
Mrs. Robert F`Whiston, Everett
Rev. Robert F. Whiaiop, Everett
Mrs. C A Church. Boston
Ella MacLeod, Boston
Mrs B  llartford, Boston
Daniel Johnston, Boston
Miss Minnie McEioheru, Bosion
William Harvle and wife,Peahody,Mass
Fred E Lochart and wife, Waltham
Mrs M S Pier, West Somerville
Master Earl A Rice, West Somerville
Master Harold Rice, West Somerville
Alice E nice, West Somerville
Carrie McArthur, West Somerville
J S0lian, Waltham
C W Howard and wife, Somerville
E C Stewart, Roxbury
Margaret Mclilachern, East Boston
Ethel M Rayner, Worcester,Mass.
Mrs. MacMeekon, Waltham, M-iss.
Mrs. Geo W Smart,Rox. Mass.
Lila Beairsto, Cambridge.
Mrs E J McArthur, Cambridge.
Clara Bell McArthur, Cambridge
Bertha Beairsto, Cambridge.
Mrs Philip E Peters, Roxbury,
Mies Annie McLennan, Roxbury
Mass.
Maas.
M
in ller. I
Paand Four of the
until I
OBE
V0
and sick women are invited to
Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter, /ru.
correspondence is held as strictliv
and sacredly confidential. A -
R. V. Pierce, BuHelc, N. Y.
Murphys
Livery Stable,
QUEEN STREET,
Teams to Hire at Short
Notice.
PHONE. 274. BOX 6| |.
Cabs meet all stcamcxs and trains.
M.J.II’lURPHY.
Proprietor.
7-rr rl amos
Miss An- Ie Ramsay] Cambridge, Mass.
Misa Penzy Gamble Cambridge,
Miss Ir ez Gamble, Cambrldils-
Mrs Ramsay, Boston. _
Mrs Mullally, Somerville.
H JGerritson, Walibarn, Mass.
Offer You    or ,
lYo1lr-Money  I
Back in
Every Case
lf goods he recommends .are
not exactly as represented. A L
pretty safe place lto ldealf at.
What think you ?
P T.
THB DRUGGIST,
Grand Picnic
The _Sunday school of
Grace Church, Ch’town,
will hemits annual picnic at
th Wiltshire, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY i3th
Train leaves station at 9. 15 a. rn.
Return fare 3oc, children zoc.
Proportiouate rates from intermedi-
ate stations. Special rates for families.
 Visitors’ tables well supplied. Re-
freshments on hand. A variety of
' t
Disease. A well-known
I do¢|t.or‘dhas anid, “ l adv'
Pu |\ol!-H0f\lI‘Illl-
mnatloninacauoideath
r "°"r".l|'" 'lI»'¢'"nla'm'
out n n ‘WPI
` worsening." The Kidney
medicine which was dnt ca
the market, most lleola- I
flri for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troub|¢‘» ld
most widely imitated is
Dodd’s
I Kidney
_ Pll1B
mes and Amusements on hand.
I1. 5 'ymvwm °f K“°qA Rain vglll stop at all stations when
slgnalle .
6wrid5i ~
B Al T
\
Lobster and Mackerel Bait
Have a quantity for sale.
Wrire for price.
A. F. LARKIN.
Tlgnish, P. F. l.
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, tra. ,..n»'<. .... -...~»~'»~  > - '
Starh
Qff 
.
I
rbert Molutyre, Somerville.   e - .
m°_B|mklerV Amherst’ N S_ Holds first place. It 1s manufactured ln our own es-
Canvas .
Sl   _ word of Ins above is .meer
Children's White Can-
vas Slippers, reduced
5oc,'fsizes 6, 7, 8, 9, ro
IO
Misses’ White Canvas
Slippers, reduced to 75c,
sizes, 11, 12, 13, 1, 2.
You cannot get a rn
comfortable thing
Summer wear than C
vas Slippers.
ore
for
an-
VVear better than
Leathers.
o Bros-
t. Columbia Presbyterian Congrega-
Rocky Point
is an ideal spot for an outing.
just a few moments' sail and
then all the pleasures of the
finest Summer resort.
Awcll supplied Refreshment
Booth is now opcn above the
Indians’ camps.
Ice Cream,
Strawberries and Cream,
Sandwiches, cake, coffee,
Home-made candy,
Iced temperate drinks.
5 mo fri 8i
tion, Marshfield, will give a
(iR<\ND TE
__QN__
_1N_
lv. rs. McBeaih’s Field
adjoining thc church grounds.
Tea will be served from 1 ¢.’clock onward
rornpan ed by ice cream lent, strawberry table
nd re‘|eshme~ t ss‘oon.
Various amuse-ments expectedou the grounds,
d h ti i l uh rr on d
mace ee u Iy epip pam e
Four lugs-of-war in challenge.
rat, sl. Prle s vs Cove lie-rl.
and, B P. Road vs illnnhooe.
_-4rd, Marshfield vs Diinstailringe.
nh, Married vs sinule.
lf r,-4th should be stormy, Tea will be
the (following day.
6
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A
Wednesday, July 13th,
RC'
held
FOR SALE
The subscriber oil'-rs for sale that
desirable property on King Square/-consi
of two up~ic-date dwellings Each is h
throughout with Hoi Water, ia thorou hly
p!umbed and provided with Hath Room, an§ all
modern conveniences. Each house is Tr d
by u teuaril. with a yearly lease and fac g
park makes a good investment for
purchaser. Also adjoini--g and tn be
separate from above property la a lot of
about 40 fi I 79 ft, ironilr~g_cn Fitzroy St
Any ln(--:matron regarding these pr
can be obtained from the underslyred
properties w'll be sold at public nn tion on
premises on Monday August 1,next .t ll
Ill. 
E. H. BEER,
7-7dtf
For Estate Late George R.
ve rv
3125
pie
the
anv
xr. ld
land
reel.
opertieu
These
the
clock
Beer.
lIlE MIDLA
RAIL WAY
Until further notice, trains will
as followsz-
LEAVE ARRIVE
Trltluo 7.00 a. m. Windsor 9
.05 a.
2.45 p. tr.. 5.00 p.
9.50 a. m.’ r.5o p.
5.15  III. " 11.25 
‘Monduy, Wednesday, F day
Saturday only.
ND
fill]
»
Xl).
|11.
5s. m.
m.
m.
and
H. V. HARRIS, _
' GENERAL MANAG R.
6* r7 dw lyr _
a
cfloim ,‘ ' ` _ -`
at"dewVr: _*Quran
Ch’Town Board of
oulnrsnrr user:
Tra
W. W. CLARKE.
“ecletnry
(lc
NGC
Th G l l ll Y
,.,...s..':ar e-~.;:s ' . zen' .‘:..:.
chern'a nuiiding, Qufn Street, W
even lug, July :gin ar I ‘clock
his Cel.
l. Mae»
Qdittlvk y
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THE "DME C0ME,5S-B \f. Palos, smf,   
-OUR--
tablishrnent, under our personal supervision, and, we know
is both the Best and Cheapest in the market.
Give us a call and we will convince you that every
o a B  ,
Queens Square, Charlottetown. V
uonoooni
I  
If you intend putting in Hard
Coal this season, now is the
time. We are discharging today
Iand will sell at the lowest price-.
Ji. Pickard & .,
I PHONE 240.
Peake’s No. r Wharf.
ER A  EEEEEHHEEEEEE
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' - -  .\ \\,.~:»-.-,|»~_ _ -. , , < »- V V. _ V,V __
with your wool-wc will pay Iriglie-si prices nnrl in cxclrrlngv giv~- you
Pure Wool Goods,
at lowest Prices.
MoNcToN rwnrzns AND cnornmc
Alu: AcKNowr.EnGr:n supmuolr To
ALL orm-:R MAKES.
The Humphrey Clothing Star-;,
OPERA ll0l'SF, illlII,1»1N(;_
A. WINFIELD SCOTT. _ _ _ M,,,,,,g,,,_
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aiuinoor nom 
wide.
Bark Grey at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.25 a yd.
Bronze Green, at $1.75 and $2.25 a yd.
These are the most satisfactory Raincloths made and
any person buying them can’t help realizing that they have
obtained the greatest possible value.
Ask to see them.
Mciiougan right.
I I, SUMMERSIDE.
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"‘°°¥.»°W° Arthur. Bosco... mn rr E amnesia Melons.  I .' "fi "  `~`~ ‘
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Miss Pearl Jamieson Iv\vGTA}:||:l:i;TI;’u?i:;lTec. -/' n°quh.°. n° b°`“n‘ R H I IW
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nna hl King, West Newton. _-_*_-_-_ V
illlan Thompson, Roxbury.
ifred McIntyre, Somerville
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