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THE CHAPLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. AUGUST 29, 1905
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"9aP3 B. Your doc-
tor will tell you why he pre-
scribes li for thin blood, weak
nerves. He will explain why it
8|'/CS strength, courage, endur-
ance. Sold for60 ears. '° °"'
THE liUllllllill
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WCYC YOU L00king iF0|\  I' Oillcesln New Prowse Block
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I 55%:
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that will certainly
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 Souvenir of P. E. Island?
i Vie can show you an assortru of souvenirs
please you. '
_ `° Always a pleasure for us to show goods.
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ltstablisheil 1868 _]EWELLER_
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AZEIIE '
I NVITEI)
If you wish the best in photo
graphy, finished on the new spec
ializet uiouiiis, (thc very latest
iiovcli.y.)
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VISIT
(DUE.
STUDIO.
GEO. H. COOK,
Where ilabv is Alwavs Wclcomc.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE l
>'l-I\'i‘I\' SU'i`IIl'lIlIrI\NI) SlS'l'I<ilii"l bug lo
.iiiumiiii-c to thc ladies aiul gciitieiiicii uf
CH ARLOTTETOWN
ilial ilu-y have iuadc arrangouicnts with
to-IEO. E. HUGHES.
Druirirls ,
in iinhl daily rluiiiiiuati-ai,ion,~r fm- nm,
ti.-.-uaiiiiu Aliiiiiiru-at-ia- iran. r~ii|iii..ui|--iw
-\l<|I\\l=\,\'~ -`\fl\©- ill.. i'ui:ai'd|ug ii-cnt-i|u»iii of thc
iliir .ual Scalp. 'l‘|\cy i~usicci.fiil|y iiivitu
i iviiiiiic to cull and ciiiisiilt with thciii. l‘u|i\i-
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ii \ii¢u|m\\'i<:i< /\.\'ii liaiii .txii i-u=.\i.i»
i|.i-:.\,\'i~:ii. iumaiilmi Ilona uni.-c, iitbi-
l-}»i'~~- -`l\'v=~\- ‘1`w'\>1\w. J. ii. iiaiioy, i<'i»i-oil,-ii
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.5 Elcgantly Tailored-
Summcr Suit
\\`l\iti'~' llic limi of |it\r'iIi‘.! fi\lii:_V
prli-i-\ for \'iIllIi L`lA)"l| ‘I5---\\'u
,-.3 ;;|uira||t\:c thc only diil`crciu_~c l|o~
' i\vi:ci\ our inuku and t-lic other ful-
, ions will bc ihc pricc.
I' li` we \\-ci-o not alisol ii tcly certain of
» il|i~ we \\'uuh| uni iuuku sin-li nu ani
' lil ' l I i
., ~~-i-linii-- il iru rc icrc o |>i'o\c
.', in _vnu any Liuiu yuu`i~u icady.
iuufi he hall’ aivaltc to ii-uc
i-i-<u|uui_v -iii-up in nur shop tu»umr- ‘
iw, ami ivaiiii iiu\\ _\'u\lt|i|\ .~i\\|x
y<nii- iimm-y.
u out-Roo. grim.-:sir ;
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Flour! Flour! ,
.lii~| ari~l\'i-ii. .tuotlu-r lui, ui'
ii|'I.\ \'I'I|t mul I(l‘lN'l' Milli.-“i fioiii'
ll' .'-- i. L, and I-ill barrel size, .lust
lliv thing for hot- \\'r:i\ilua' ur for
ilaisa liariiu; it small fiunily. it
iiiaiti-s a iiandy pai-italic and cmu\-.-
..iui\ii as i~iii¢i\|\ za- l\_\' ilic ln\i'i'i1l. \\'u
gi-l ii 4|iriu'l, fiiiiii ilu: liillls wliicli
iii-<ui'\;s it liciiii: i'|1-sii and Limoll
\\`i: a|.~»o lia\'\: it htrgc stock iii
liari'<-i.~4 iiu-iiuiliig nil thc diii`crui:t
i»i'anil~'. tlcliing clicap.
ii‘lcl(enna’s Grocery. _
l'llll.\`l‘I _#qi
limvii '|‘n\vii Storo lip 'l‘u\\'u Sturc,
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c-:annual nuuauiniiuiau 52
THE
“KID”
For men and buys.
The best inediuni priced
lmot in Canada.
Fine sroclr.
Good soles.
New shape.
All sizes.
rice $I.50
Sold only at
SPRAGUE & CO’S.,
New Shoe S on .
liillnnnlvnnunnup-;
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Boot
Bargains
" For
I August
25 per cent discount on
the following lines. all
this year’s importaiicus.
New and attractive styles
l by the best makers.
'I Woinen’s Dongola low
shoes $2.50 for $1.87.
Women’s Dongola laced
boots, patent tip. heavy or
5 light soles. $3 50 and $3 25
for $2-6_3 and $2.44.
Men’s “Hub” boots,
Goodyear Welt, $3,511,
° $4.00 and $5-oo for $2.63.
.3 $3-0° and $315-
Also a big job lot at 75c
a pair containing all kinds
of shoes.
Sec Our
50 cent Box.
Alloy &~Co.
CANNED
PEARS
just received 50 dozen 2 lb
tins Canned Pears which we
_bought at a bargain. \Ve are
now offering them at the rate of
2 Tins for 25 cts.
They are good goods and won’t
last long at this price.
Bccr & Goff.
Fllll SALE illi
Tl] LET.
The house at present occupied
by subscriber, 16 rooms,hot water,
electric light, suitable for lictel or
double tenement.
Also the house on corner of
Water and Weymouth adjoining
above.
D. O’M. REDDIN.
FARM FOR SALE-
_ b 'ii » lT~ 'f i his fariii con-
eildrf-lii, qiif iii(-iici-i iiiliTi4\(fE'iTn|Ei thu iio)’l\"Y. 3
milcsifroni t`l|nrIotictuwi|. lviI\|iH1 3l""“"’0*l
Stutiliri. The luiid is in a high stain ul' ciiltiv/
tiun,bulldini0< imud. .Sold with nr uithmllf
1-ro ». Ai-u ini-.-aiu <-ia-al».-ly"l‘¢‘- '"1-il fiiwrruwl
liufl». rm- iaiihui- mu-t I-\|_|;i->N;\_i:j_;l_ii_i_<_\AN
I h town Ito; nity.
li-'lil ll if.
Charlottetown
Miss MAY Bniiilaur, city, is visiting in
Sourls.
Nizw plank i-ildowulks ani being laid in
Georgetown.
W. F. Tinmansn left yesterday tojoin
Mrs. Tldmariih who is at Saranac Luke,
New York.
Tim Schr. McClure, Capt Weston,
sailed from New York on the 23:-d last.
with hard coal for A. Pickard Sc Co.
Miss Lina Hs\vi'rr. Lower Montague,
formerly Supt. Si.. John Hospital, loft.
yesterday for Boston where she takes a
position in the Massucliusetts General
Hospital.
'l‘iii-: yacht Adrienne recently purchased
in lioston and now owned by Mr. Robb of
thc ltobli Engineering Works, Amherst,
left yesterday morning after being in port
ovcr Sunday. °
Iti~:\'. J. C. Sruiiii crosses this morning
to l’ic-ton cn route to his home in Fal-
mouth, N. ii. Mr. Spurr preached Sun-
day inorning ui. Cavendish, wlicrc hc was
pastor for clcvcii years.
Du. D. J. Fiiasisnfh-a, sbytarian
liilontreiii College, loft. last evcning
for Si7.Aiidrcws where he will
snr-nd u few weeks lioforu returning to
P. E. I. to spend liic rust of his holidays.
-St. John Suu.
LAST week the schooner Belle, from
Marble Mi. to Montague with a cargo of
liinu grouinictl while going up Llic Mon-
tague River. Tlic liiiic was sci. on ilre liy
thc bilge water, and to save thu sclionnci'
from rlcstruction U0 blils had to be thrown
ovcrlioiird.
A'r Police Court yesterday two cases
against. Annie Coylo broiigiit by Inspector
Jenkins were niijourncd till Saturday and
the following in-ougliu by Iupector livi-
wariis dlsnilsscii:-(lcorgc 0ll`rr, third
ull`cnce,Geo.Esaory, second olfcncc, II.
Benoit, first offence, Peter Coyle, iirst
oil`ence.
Sin \Vii.i.i.\isr Mar'noi\'AI.n, Mont-
rcai's great tobacco manufuci.ui'c|',
is 72 years of age, and is said
to bc as spry as a young fellow.
The sornowliat remarkable statcnieiii.
is made that, although he is a tobacco
inaafacturcr, hc has ncvcr smoked and
ncvcr drank spirltuous liquors.
Wii.i. Ii. Ni-zwsoyiu, Snlc Dealer for the
L. C. Suiith Sc Bros. Typewriter Co. has
rcccivcri another big ordcr for Typc-
ivritors. Thu Marltluic Buslnci-s Collegi-
iii iialifnx has purciiiisr.-ri ten iiuu' I.. G.
.~miLh iiiaciiliics to bc rlclircrcd hy thr-
Ilrst of Scptciniicr fortlielr opening. Thr-
tliiiriottctowii ilu:-iiicssi Guilt-gc iii tliiar-
iuttclown also |uii'clia~cil four inacliincs
anvitlic Moncton liusincss' College two.
'i`hc sale of t-hc new L. U. Smith Type-
writerisiiicri-nsingc\'cry lluy and they
arc no\\' over the two hundred iuarlr fur
thc first six riionths luisliiuss, \vhl<~h
spcnirs voiuincs for the popularity and the
nliilii-_y of thu Sinith Iirotiiers ua thu
grcntcst Typcivritcr builders in the
world.
(Joni-:wan Norris.-Harvcstlngls again
hero and the cheery smilc of farmers in-
rilcntc ii liouut-ifui oiic. Crops in gcncrai
ncvcr looked more proinlsliig_ in this
section.-The youth and beauty of Cole-
man who have been houie,spendlng their
vacation, are gradually returning each to
tlieirrespi-.ctivc places of “<iuty." ’.i`hey
are missed nstlicy go.-(lllliert rind Mrs.
Ariiiourulso tlicir little boy Gcorgc rc-
iuriicd to their ironic in Moncton N. Il.
Saturday inorniug after spending it
pleasant visit with W. II. and Mrs. Beer,
“I-Ienitiicrdale Cottage". 'i`hcy were ac-
cciupanied liy Miss Miliic Iiecr, who got-N
on a visit for ii fcw weeks to Mont-inn.
licatiicrdale cottnizc, the iioinc of pieusurc
seekers has been taxed tolts capacity
during the sunirncr months, and \V. }I.
lluer, proprietor, purposes enlarglngtu
suit the rc<|\iircmc|it.~; of their many visi-
tors.--Mrs T. M. llowatt who has been
visiting friends in Ciiariotteto\vn, Sum-
mcrnlde and St. Eleanors returned home
Saturday uvcning.-The runny fricuds of
Mrs. Albert Vtlnilnca \\'lli hu plcnacd Lo
in-ai' of her convnlesenrc and hope in the
near future to see her out agaln~“l’ersc~
voranca" Division S. 0. T. is iiiuhlng
rapid strides towards being one
of the most- flourishing courts
ln the county. The incmbcrn
are all "workers" and woe-be-tide the inw-
lireakcrs. But one thing Coleman is junt-
ly proud to liuant of, is that no “liens” ex-
ist \\'ithii| her hounds.-L’lilllp Mcl"iid_ycii
returned home Friday evening on ii short
visit-. He intends returning again very
shortly tc his place of business, Mount
Pleasant., whcre he is in tho employ of A.
McKinnon.-Donald and Mrs. llowatt.
Cape Traverse, wiio have been visiting
their son, T. M. liowatt, returned hom
yesterday.--Tiio tea held hero on the 17th
August, in nld of Coleman church was
a grand success. the sum of
$~i!l(l.tl7 being cleared.
Laxative Fig Syrup-Nothing better for
sun-iigtimnlng and cleansing the stomach
liver and bowels. It assists and stimu-
lates the natural action of these organs.
nl in every way keep
good state of health-Only Zocn bottle
A. W. Reddln Pham. B., Central Dnig-
ture, Sunnyside.
i WHITE’S CHOCOLATES are inside in Cniiacl _ _ _ _
intcd by those who want nu nbsoliitely pure confectionery. Put up in dainty .ms elm.-ii and in aiiigh mic afmiu- i-zximiiiiii im sieiisrge at
' ‘ \ation,Tcrmsliheral For further parti
§ Pound and half pound boxcs. For sale b_y all the lending coiifectioners. i G. F.  c'__l___s apply i,_ McKENNA_ ' DR_ J_ P. MURRAY
harlotteto n ueeu irc t QUHU 3"°¢\ UDV- H0102 lm!-
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:i and are much apprec- E
3
Sm Wu.r.rAu MacDoiuu.n, Mont-real,
and Prof. J.W. Robertson are expected to
visit Middleton N. S. Consolidated School
this week.
Hanviurrinu operations have commenc~
edgeneraily and farmers report avery
good crop of wheat and an average crop
of other grains.
'fun Canadian Paclilo Rallivay is ar-
ranging toruu two harvest excursions
tn the Northwest this fall. One will
leave on Sept. I6 and the other onSepl.
N. Secoud~olaes tickets for the round
trip, good for two months, will be issued
to Canadian Northwest points. The farc
toWinaipeg and return will be$ti0, to
Calgary $38.50 and equally low rat/:is will
prevallto other points.-St John Telc-
Kmph-
Coar. arrivals fur A. Plcknrrl Sc Co
Schrs Daisy and Sir Wilfrid with Albion
Run of Mine, Minnie A with Inverness
Round and Mlllic Washburn with Rt-serve
Run of Mine. '
Ar a meeting lust wcck of the Quarterly
Odlulni Board of the Moncton Central
Methodist church a unaniuious invitation
was extended to Rov. J. W. McConnell
tcreuialn pastor of the church for the
ourth year.
THE village of Lirae is fast coming to
the front both In building and in farmliig.
James Trainer has greatly improved his
dwelling house by an addition of twenty
feet, the builders l elng Messrs McKlnnuii
and McLean both of this place.»-llouald
McPhee has just erected u large and
commcdlcus machine and carriage I-ilicp.
-Nell McI’hco has his house almost coni-
pietcd.-Jchn McKinnon jr. has recently
crocicd a flno barn and made various
other improveinciitsfubout the place.-
\\'illluni Rogers has rcmodcilcd his
diveliinghcuac und is now putting thc
finishing touch on it in thc painting
liuc.
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"SHEllllllIK HULMES"
NEXT lHllllSl]lY
The Publication of These
World Wide Gems of Cur-
rent Literature Exclusiv-
elv in this Province in
The Guardian.
With the idea that the best
is none too good for Guar-
dian readers this jouriinl
will on Thursday next
begin the exclusive pub-
lication in Prince Edward Is-
land of a series of thirteen
Sherlock Holmes stories that
have done iiiuch to iiiakc
famous throughout the Eng-
lish speaking world the iiaiuc
of Dr. A. Conan Doyle. These
short serials have established
themselves in the popular
_taste in ai way that no
other literature of the past
decade has done and it is safe
to say that no works of Ection
iii recent years have had :I
wider reading. The iirst
story to appear will be The
Adventure of the Empty
House and this will be follow-
ed by The Adveiiture of the
Norwood Builder.
....__;._i
-Citizens \viio ricsirc iniik or crcain of
the best qiinilty, pustcurizcd or oi.iicr\\'isc
,should speak to the delivery nicn of tlic
Hopeton l"a;<l.c\ir-ized Milk & Cronin Co
or address l.’. 0. 1.i0x iilil, Ciiariottcin\\*i|.
Iiutterniilk also supplied ut. lowest.
prices. U-20 il Zi mo:-i pd.
\\'c ure going to iunkc ii cicarunrc in
0\ii‘ furiillurc and rnrpct il(-purliiicni. to
niakc ruuip for our in-\\' stock.-]’atoi|
Sc Co. 12d tw tl
Di =
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THAT SHOW
THEIR WORTH.
A mere glance at a good
diamond is ample to indi-
cate its quality. This can
be in truth applied to any
one of the stones you may
chance to examine in our
large collection, all laying
equal claim to your admir-
ing exclamation: “Isn't it
a gem i" Our prices are
the lowest at v hlch fine
stone: can he sold for.
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
QUALITY,
FIT,
FINISH
Stanley
Bros.
Ladies’
Coats
ill/JE
Stanley
Bros.
The first instalment of Fall and Winter
Coats have arrived. They are the very latest
styles and perfection in
AND WORKMANSHIP.
We ask your most ‘ 
critical nspcciioii. ,l -'f
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flavors arc '
si,-iw,-\i|,,-I-y, Vanilla, Ciici-ry.
f Syrups and Lirne Juice N
PRICE I0c BOTTLE UP
A lui-go variuiy to sclcct from. Sonia of thc  Jiiiru :
]i|\splici'l'y. Iroinoii, i’liien|ipl0. |  } U0'-'flu E
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A Permanent Fit In
 A Few
 Minutes
 Unless your figure is quite out
 I ‘» `j-'-1_". of the oidiuary, we positively guaran-
gx - = -l tee you a. perfect and permanent fit.
W- We can show you the iiucst line of
 A  up-to-date suits on the market and any
.f_'~:'__  one of which will be an ideal fit and
 12":-. will retain its shape.
,-..._ »_ If you will compare the prices
,‘ "’
 and qualities found in this place with
 , if-ij, the prices and qualities found else-
"`-' f'_`~f"-` where, it will he a beneficial thing for
  Sus. .suits-every one a bargain,
'_ l _$5.00, $8.00 up to $20 oo. Dollars do
,',/ » 'double duty here. -
S. A. VIC DONALD,
P. E. Island‘s (lseatest Clothng I I i se.
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5 _ ____ ___ _
MURPHY’S
Livery Stable,
oueeii STREET.
Teams to hire at short
oticc.
Phone 274. Box 6ir.
Cabs meet all _ateanicrs and
ains.
M. J. Murphy,
PROPRIETOR.
'I-ll d 2ni0.
FOR SALE
Roaebank Farm
Situate on the south side of Hillsboro
River opposite the city, one mile from
Charlottetown, containing |80 arres,i'io`
 \ , Commencing June Sth.
"‘ OCEAN LIMITED ”
--vlan-
INTERCOLONIAI.
naii.wAY
will It-a\_c ll).-\l.ii"AX 8.1!* ii. iii. iiiuily cxvcir
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/tri-xiii-"hill»y'i'iii-mi. 7.11-n.i~i.. uiaiiy r-xf=.~|»t
.\l i ‘_
l`uiii\iiiEi|ii|i“ with (ii-and 'l'i-uuk lninrrialioiial
 ~ ‘ .` I i
Irillillii , nii'l\n 'I`()I((l\'l`(i L3 p. ll .
'i‘i\i'uiil(li l~`i\»i\|iIiig ('urn, liniiilix. St.. John nlld
Mnnti-ual.
lliXl.\`ii (`Ali SI‘iIiVI(`i‘I l.`Nl<IQllAI.i.i‘iI>.
Only one .\`I hi on the |
iinail. I Throu_`li lim Fnriiud
Suriiigiiolirvsiriilmofoi' .\I in `Al’I*]IPIA
l)1"i`A\\ A, VAI.i.l‘i\'
'l`()ii.0N'I`t) in
lIr\.'ill|.’l'(il\`. IlA\'l.l(ili'I‘.
, l.<>x|mN._
l‘n~.~uii 4-ix hy H. H. Norlhi||uin~rlaiul |cr\\iu||
Hiiiiiiiiishilric after arrival uf iiinriiiiig train
from 'l`lirui-sh, i‘<>uri~. llvorpoiowii aiu (`har
iotiuiuuii, uiaiin rnuiiccl our with “U4-can
lliuiiicd at Moncton. N. ll
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
The best of satisfaction, moderntc
prices
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Jeweller and Opiiclan- C ,,,,,,_,_,,,l§_,,,,,,,,,,,,.P,,,,,.,. ° I as au
Fl
On the Road
When you go driving is 1
your team always satin-
faclory ?
Does the rig give yous I
feeling of pride and con-
tentmeni?
Our com letc stock of
horses sail, carriages ex-
cel all past efforts.
Everything possible has
been done to male this
our greatest and most
successful season.
LARGE BROS..
Queen Street,
6-:od gm. Phone 30.
ll
lllesiiahl Prupeiiv
Al luulion
I ani instructed by Ewen Iilcllougail
Esquire. losell by Public Auction on
\Vc-iliicsrlay the 30th iluy of August 1905
at I2 o’clock noun his house and prcnv
iscs ou llrightoii Road. For further
particulars rcgnriliiig property, apply
:it Sheriffs oiiicc or thc subscribers.
liEN_]. CARTER & C0.,
Aiicliouccrs.
Aug i5 il til, Pat, Ex.
T- 
Eastern Steamship Co
Internationat Di_v_ision_
Al)i>i'l`lONAl. l)ll{I'.C'I` bI~,RVlL1t-
Coinniciiciiig july 3, 19115, steauicrl
leave St. John at S a. ni. (Atlaiiliq
Staiiilaril) on Muinlays,_ Wednesdays
and Fridays for Lubcc, Eastport, l’crt-
land and boston.
For lloston direct ou Tucsdays and
Saturdays at 6.30 p. ui.
lil‘l'l`l'li.\`lN(l
From Ilustoii, via. l'orilanii. iiastpori
and Lulicc, ltioiulays, \Vciiiicsdays and
Fridays at 9 a. in. _
1"roni lioston ilirccl. Mondays and
Tliursdays at I2 noon.
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si.-aio... ...ni ii..,.-g-.i_,.»o .-ii.-._ii.-. --i -ii-.\i....\io._|.
luieeciigl-i-~ai-i-niiignl hi. Juiiu an i_-\ciiiiit€
|»i-at-satan. ...ai-iliac ~..iii»u: ~--~-~ iw -lu-~--'I 1--
i~ic:\uici~ and takc caililii licrtli or -\=\i4=l'U0lI\
fur thc trip _
.\llcai~|zu.\»\m-pi l.i_\'c i-itoi-lr, \ia,_ tiic_..-ica|:|-
ci-~ uf ilii~ i'uii|p:i|i_\, is iii.~ur<-ii |i;;aiii»-l, Inc uiul
iiiai-im: i-i~k. ,
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P. E. I. DEVELOPMENT
A -AND-
TOURiST ASSOCIATION
l*rcslflc|it-iloii. G. ii. iluglics.
Vice lbusiileiit-~j. /\. l\lcs,~cr\')'-
Secrctiiiy-.\i'i~liiiiahl Irwin.
'i`rca.~;nrer-»l). (I. hi. litililiii.
l‘Ixcciiti\'c Ciiiiiiiiliirc jaincs Patou,
\V. F. 'l`i<liiinrsli, _]. l'. (hu'il<»i\. I). Niv-
iioisoii, l<`.j. Nnsli, R. C. Cotton. \V.
W. Stiiiiicy, \V. ll. Cruhkili, W. S.
Louson, j. I‘. flood, C. C. Lyons,
l. ll. Taylor, A. Wiriiiclil Scott, ll.
Wcclcs, \V. ii. l‘ri»\v.<»:, l.. ll. Miller.
All rc-r|\ic.~'t.~’ fm iufni iiialiun nilflrcsscii
to thc Secretary \\ill bc prunipilv rc-
plicii to. ilwlf
S. S. AMELIA
Capt. A. D. Bums
Cuniinciiciug ist july will icuvc Clin -
lottclovrii cvcry alternate Saturday for
Pictoii, Suuris, Ciiclicnnip, Syilncys,
Sl. Pierre and Vlzicciitia, l\`ll<l, taking
frcigiit and passciigcrs.
Carvell Bros.,
7_3 __ __ ____ ;‘:oi-`.N'i‘s.
GASOLINE E NG I N ES
Marine, Stationary and l’or!able in
all sizes 'rom 1% to 50 H. P. Marine
engines easily installed in any style
of pleasure or factory boat.
Stationary engines ndiulrably
sailed for factory and uiill purposes,
a saving of about 50 per cent in
costof luci in the smaller sizes as
compared with steam.
Portable engines will run your
threshcr. wood saw, etc., at about
third the cost of maintaining a horse-
power, docs better work, keeps an
even speed, positively no danger o
Ere, light to move, started at
incment's notice and will run in al
kinds of weather without attention
High grade engines, al
powers guaranteed. Traveller wil
call on interested parties. Terms
easy. Prices moderate.
Send for catalogues and full par-
iculais.
iiiii 1- asr moron rn., Amii¢m,N.s.
Juni- ll li>6£ w I-ni
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