JULY 28- ‘9°8 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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John",-_,McCormick, EsqL, ex-
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Mayor of Sydney Mines, 'C.B..
merchant, says: “l have had
and horses and carts to wor.-:
_ at Surr-_ybrancli cn-the Min-
raytli bor Railway.. Appl;
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your -
EMPIRE LINIMENT
has
at`*tlh
 ork, or _to
Trios. CAMPBELL.
0000
in stock since 1906. and it is
giving good satisfaction," and
further adds, “it is the best
selling Linime nt in his stock."
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Sydney Mines, C. B.
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The llland Guardian -Publishing Company, Prourietors _
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, Sworn Average For the Mo- n-
'firculatioii ing Daily and
LBS* Year the Rural
7- Daily
The following statement of distiibutioii :hows the adver-
tiser the value of The Guzirdiaii :is an advertisiiig medium.
A detailed sworn circulation statement will be given to any-
one interested for the asking
13-lérziing Daily Average for |007,---3,084 `
Disraisursn as roiiows. ~
l`ri'y .'|\'eraigi‘, City of Clnirlotlclowii, delivered mid .street sales. . .'."65
l\.i1r :\ver:i_i;e to towns \'il\n_i;\-s and country post. offices in l‘. E, I. I <02
I.‘:iil_\' ii\'errige to Cuiiiiilisiu cities nnil linitcil States. .__ . . . . . . . . . .
. . M7
Total..  . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 3,084
Rural Daily Average for |907,----3,987
nisrsisurizn As- Foi.i.ows=
Daily i-ivcrnge to towns, villages ainl nfvuntry post offices in I’.F. .I 3,2P7
Daily ave-rage to Cnnndiiin cities and Uuitcil Strikes _ . . . . . . .
. . _. . . . . . . 650
Daily average in Charlottetoivn (advertisers and office papers). . . . . _ . .50
_ Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . 3,987
Sworn Average; for Morning Daily
and Rural Daily for l907
'7 .@' 7 2 .
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-yflrtf A Net Gain of 748 Over Average for |906.
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Subject lo Salt, "UCI
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Pkovinccfor NovA _scorn
4 1-2 p. c., due 1915, at 102 1-8 p. C.
_ ' ,to yield 4 1-8 p. c.
J. C. MACKINIOSH & CO.
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Ca t. W- A. Johnstone.
Morlliiy S- Acorn. Manner.
rs-visiting old scenes in Red Point.
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A orinar snccnss Pnonisnn.
‘The so Join Exhibition run Li 111-
' teresting Features. `
2-s'i‘.' -.roi-Inf  ’Juiy' 24 _--The entries
tor the Exhibition at St. John re-
present thrmaterlal tor a.-splendid
show. The management confidently
predicts that the Exposition will be
tho best ever held in St. John.
they have the bust of reasons f-or
thinking so, for, with the entries al-
1~i-ady matic and those in sight, they
will have exhibits of such interest
und variety as to surpass any seen
before in St. John. The march of
' iniprovenicnt is niunked in svc/ry ex-
lhiblti-the *newest machines and tho
best work of the manufacturers-the
most novel designs of those who aim
to please the public will be seen at
this show. 1
The automobile exhibit will of it-
self be wonderfully attractive
,Those whio cannot. own those expens-
ive articles are interested in their
'mechanism and beauty. The full el-
`fect of these will be displayed in the
exhibits being prepared for St.
St. Jo’l'in’s big show.
Those who have seem the program
of the fire works say that for grand
and spectacular etiect the like has
never been promised in the Mari-
time P-rovinces. The set pieces are
wonderful in design, and will- interest
every one. When it is known that n
full program of fire wc/rks.will be
given four nights during the Ex~hibi~
tlon.» some idea can be ba_<_Lof the
widlllof the -management ‘t.o'please the
people.
The executive is_ considering how it
cum best show machinery in motion
and expect in a short time to make
'an announcement regarding ilhfts lm-
portwnt feature of the Exhibition.
The interest of the qgricultiurlsts
is already assured. The best pro-
ducts of the farm,-the 'inest cattle
and horses, sheep, swine, etc.-will be
seen from September 12th to 19th,, at
St. John. In addition to the choic-
eet stodk and products from New
Brunswick, the best shown at other
exhibitions, will be seen sfso in St.
John, assuring beyf-and any, doubt the
success uf the event. that is now in-
teresting t everyone
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MUNTAGUIQ MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Herring per bbl. 85.00 to 6.00
God, per quintal $4.00 to 5.00
Oats per bus. I0
Potatoes, per bus. I5 T-0 40
Furnips, per bul~ 15
Biggs, per don 14
Oatmeal, per owt. 83.26
Butter, par lb. (dairy) I4 to 25
Butter, per lb. (crmmery) 29 to 80
Hoy, pressed $13.00 £0 14.50
Hides, perlb. 4
Harley, per bus. 50
tiny, per ton. loose 012.00 to 14.50
"Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 £0 6
Pork, per lb. (carcass) 6| to 7
Iiiinih, per lb. (carcass) 6 to 7
Unllskins, per lb. 5 '-0 5
Cabbage, per doa. 50
Heats, per bus. 40
‘arrots, per bus. 40
lflour. Roller Process nor \96lbs.S5
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STUCK l<jXt_`HANLil¢],
Banks Asked. lllil,
British North Amenican 1435 141
New Brunswick 275 270
Nova Scotia
lloynl Bank of Canada
Union Bank of Hallfax
Miscellaneous
Acadia Fire Insurance
Aciidia Sugar, Preferred
Acadia Sugar Ordinary 53 50;
Branclan Henderson, Common 20 15`
Eastern Canada Savings &:
Lonm 135) 133 l
Eastern Trust Oompang 130.
Eastern Trust Company fully
21s 217
217 215
i7o isa
ioo 95
92; 90;
...J. D. and D. P. Malcolm, Bostnn,l ...Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon ol
Ivnwaak Mmqehmeqmqg
wlrlvwrlynsriomitatmiaziam.
‘DWI ltl lymvhll an Umm
are visiting friends at Cardigan. Miontraal, spent a few days visiting
._.Mrs. Capt. Rhude, Montague, ls -e
relatives and friends In Red. Point.
...Mrs. Alex. Robertson and daugh-
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|76 KENT S'l'."_
Marble and Granite Works-
The oldest and niosrl/_relia-
t_ _ ._ . ._,_____,____._ _ , -
---» '_ _ ter Bessie, Red Point, have returned
...Miss Mildred Carney of Boston is from a week's pleasant outing with a.
V Illlondirrg the summer months with her horse and buggy in the vicinity of
. OO ooooohoor) > U00 iuncle T. S. Robertson, Red Point. Earnscliffe.
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CLARKE-At Cape Tra.verse,July 25,
BOD. 1
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lllacDOUGALL - MiicLAUGHLIN-At
Victoria, July 22nd, 1908, by the
Rev. Jas. MacDougsl1,John Archi-
bald MacDougall, Argyle Shore to
Margaret Ann Machaughlin of Long
Creek.
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MACHON-At the P. E. Island Hos-
pital, July 24th, 1008, Margaret,
wife of William Mnchon of White
Sands,
FLANAGAN-In this city, on July
25th, 1908, Elizabeth, widow of the
late Thomas Flanagan, aged 92
years. 
VESSEY-In this city, July 25th,
1908, Thomas Alexnudeii, iilfnnt son
of Olive and Peter Vessey, aged
3 months.
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‘ Buy “Black Prince”
Hose for your boys;
best value and wear
best.
ble mannfactureriu 'the pro-»
vince. For nearly fifty yearh
the leader in all best grades of
Stock and Workmanship,
Estimates cheerfully furn-
ished on application. f ‘
7-28dtufrf3m. ,
Cl I'L`lllll Sill llC€5 .
The Telephone shops in a
Your faniily will apprecia
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Did you ever stop to consider the NECESSITY of tele- ‘
phone service in YOUR RESIDENCE P
'hge thousands of calls iiiacie by telephone in C1-mrlgttegown
eyery ay demonstrate the utility of this service under all 3
f ll Hiave you any servant in "your home that will perform the
o ow ng and hundreds of other services at such a noininal cost
The Tcleplioiie runs your errands.
The ,lzeieplione calls the doctor.
The telephone calls the firemen.
The 'I elephoue calls the police.
ll weatlicrs.
gie fgelepiioiie corrects mistakes and liasteiis deliveries.
it eleplione is useful every hour of the day, always
giigillli iiidispeusible in emergencies, and is on duty day and
te these ndvauta es
. _ - _ g ~ '
ensgslie cost is a very small percentage of your household ex-
with you.
Contract Dep't
’l`lie Telephone Co. of P. li, I. C1i’t0wn_
Fire Insurance
Fir mwsllii the l‘. lt. IAnv_\d Mninnl hir
ln.-iiiinii-xi (‘oiii|»u.\iics on lwiixii llnllrlliigs
Vliiirnlios. I-lull.-a, Schools Housu-1, Ulwolv
l£iiitm~'u>s, \Vntm- Mills. ci/.:.u|11lyh0
G. D. lYI5|_.i1 l’loial.iii&-htmot
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ANNUAL PRIZE MEETING
5%
“The
Crimp
and the
Consequence"
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Features of the Better Crimp 1
And it tells the Kind of Crimp
that is the Better Crimp-AND
WHY, f
If You are Interested,a Post-
card will briiig this Bright Little ,
Eye Opener” to you At Once. `
Ask Yourself-Why ngt 1 Q
us Send You zi Copy Today?
‘Attention is called to the .i-l re fi ' 'ini _ ,,
, . _ '.---i»i_i -lik 1 --13,.-\ ini
“Stur1¢llni< Pields of Grew C0mD0ti~ iiii'ii.iii-il-."i-1-Iii.-ifii .ilit-1-"iiii.i“i...ii`if“¥ii1 i..`
HDD" ill this lBSlle. ii , ilvliiimiiil |mi'|‘.o1iti'y ful' of ltlp rv e_<tr\_ As tin
1.
The date of The Guardinn’s
bicycle road race has been de-
finitely fixed for Monday Aug-
twenty-four. If this date
should provc unfavorable the
race will take place on the
following evening.
Entries are to be confined
to Prince Edward Island rid-
ers alone.
The race is for The Guard- »
lirn's three-year-trophy, but in
addition there will be o. num
ber of other prizes which will
be announced in a. few days.
The course begins nt The
Guardian oliice in Charlotte-
town and follows Grafton
Street to Great -'ie'\i'¢,e
Street, thence eontfnuin/, on
to the Upper Miilpeque Road
which it follows to this side
Milton station, thence taking
the road to the left which
runs alongside Moore's Mill
steam and on to Wiirreu‘s_
Corner, Notlii llivcr. i"1'o!n
this corner the course will
he across the North ltlvei
Bridge to the Iiuyal Arms,
tihcnce hy Lower Mulpeque
Road to llrligliton Rond follow- ‘
ing Brlghton Ilond out to the
shore, then taking the Park
Roadway, following the same
round the Park and so to
starting place-16 miles.
‘iii noun minus ‘
must win  their
paid 120
Halffax Fire Insurance 95 90|
Nova Scotda Tclophoine, new £10.95 106
Nova Scotia Steel dz Coal l
Con. 101 99
Poi-to Rico 36 34
Stanfie|d's Limited Preferred 97 i
Standfleld’s Ltd. Com. 25
Acadia Sugar K, 105 102
Nova Scotia Steal & Coal‘,'_
Firsts _"' 105 103
Halifax Electric Tramway’ ...100_. I
Robb Engineering 100' 01
Robb Mumford ' 98 0
Stantleld's Limited Pref'd .‘ 95 92
Brantiteld's Common 25
Porto Rloo Railways with 40
_ percent b a _ 93| 91|
Bahia ,giiotfqéons are with accrued
fiatvoftltr' " "
STG( K 0UOTAT|()I\S.
July 279
B. R. T. 5|
92
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140
Southern Pacific
Copper
St. Paul 1
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'llliis Coin wny comiois all the Iion Distance llues lptween S) dnl' ` 5 m°
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Y,m,m\ii\1 mid Halifax, and it practically controls the telephone busly ,U';l';g;V;:(;;n':’
nei.;,ii$;“iilhilct"i.‘~]l`lier particulars on application. y |i0- Pina-
r. B. oiecunnir is lco.. |‘é'f“é_§...i
Members of Montreal Btockllxchange Hnmnx. N q
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merits. The International -
Dictionary hasf.-won a
greater distinction upon
its merits and is in more
general use than any other
work of its kind in the
Engli§1;"lang'uag'e.‘h '
A. H. Snyoe, LLB., D.D., of Oxford
University, Eeraaland, has recently said
of lt: ltls ind a marvelous work; it is
difficult to conoctve of n dictionary’ more
exhaustive and complete. Every! lngia
ln it-not only what wo might expect to
find In such ii work. but also what few of
ua would over have tlioiiglitof lnokingfor.
A supplement to the new edition has
brouzhtit fullyxup to date. I have been
looking' throng t clutter with I. feeling
of astonishment nt ta eompletaneu, an
the amount of labor that has been put
into it. .
Tllll GRAND PRIZE
(the highest awerdgvwla Ffvon to the Tn-
tnrna onal etthe orldllhlr, 8t.Loui.|.
ppp; --'a 'rut in Pronunciation," in-
struct ve and entertaintiig
f the whole family. Also
llilhatratod pvimphle .
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if li will ln' ln~iil un iii-iisiiiirtoii ltifli- lfiinitv
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-oiiinli-ti: tin- sliooliinr tif iii :ill po-'~ii1li-| in (iii
's-_ :ill 1-i|t1'io~' iuusl he in the liiiinls of lin
is the Title of a Mighty Inter-
esting Little Booklet on Wash- '
l1o:Inils,l§liri1thiis]iist Been Issued THE E' B'  
t te s t ie Value of the Crimp ‘
in Washboards the Features of Hu" canada' l
the Ordinary Crimp, and the ”‘"° 5“’°" "W-
out at the following reduced prices.
30 Pairs Men’s Don pgola Bals $2.25
for $1.75.
30 Pairs Mens Dongola Bal:-1 $1.911
for
_io Pairs B:ys`Dongol:i lials 1.7;
for $1. 25.
12 Pairs Vonths’ llongola l!;1l.~;,<1.5
for $1. io.
30
$1.
30 Pairs Wonien`s Dougola lilnclier
Oxford $1.85‘for $1.35.
30 Pairs Weii1e1i’S Doiigola Oxford
$1.75 for $1.25.
24 Pairs Infants’ Dongolri milton
noots 75c for 45c .
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firstnnileli \\'illi hu iii N :UI o`i~|o1-k il will ln
~ -uiwsiii-,\' for ent-li i~o|i\in~litui' to he on Ili'
riiinfie und |-i»i'i|_\' in firi-iii lhiif li'iui'i\~= he inn;
ii- di~:|\\'ii in thu fii-st lnilt-li. Prize nz-o;:|~iii|imi‘~
i- well its u|i_\' iufn1'i||.'i|ion in i~i~i:iu'<l to th-
|’i~l'/.:-. iiivi-tiiu: 1-iin lm had on i||»||lir:l\tlo1i ti
ln~.~'i'1:1‘<:t|i1'y. liiiiiizieivpi-ii M to 8.110 for oxlm
.or
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7-1112! :£7 Ill tir1i|\\f>ii. '
W.l".ll. Carvell B. 4
Barrister, Solicitors, Notary Puplicet
Or1}'<`ICf£:-
0;Hn1l»oran Building
Corner Gt. George Stneet,
Next to Brink ci Nova Scotia
Always, Evorywhcrc ln
(‘iii\uilu, risk fui* ICil1ly'r- Mixtclws.
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MARBLE Ano GRANITE '
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Job Lot of- Boots
Sent br mistake will clear them
$1.45.
Pairs \Vonien‘s ])on;__-'olzi l5:1i.-
7 5 for $1.25.
Pairs Infants’ Doiigoln laced
roots 6oc for 38C.
All sixes in each line.
Choi\nShoe Store
Ginger Ale
A new drink and a
good drink. You
have often longed
for just such a
drink as this.
Has a flavor so
deliciously super- _
ior that a descrip-
tion of it is impos-
sible. It's so good,
that to realize it’s
goodness, you will
have to taste ii.
Your grocer sells
it
man for P. E. I. will be pleased ‘
to wait upon the trnile.
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Prompt attention given to
all orders. Satisfaction guiranteel
Call or wiite for designs ini prlo:
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Chandler Q! Bell
|60 Kent Street
Charlottetown
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Have you ordered
that new suit yet?
Perhaps you are puzzled
as to where to leave your
order. Have you noticed the
kind of suits that we turn out.
Do you know that nearly all
the stylish suits you see other
inen wearing are from the
hands of our workmen. `Otir
suits have that distinctive
stylish appearance that only
high class tailors can give
them, and then you` don’t
pay¢any more for one of
our suits, than you do for the
ordinary kind.
lViacLELLAN BROS..
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