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   UA I HWY! Bud Mrs. Craswell, City, A-. E1. Lawson, Montreal, came t
IW" thi' lm'-lfllllll for Moncton. the city Saturday night by the ex- it
press. He wi‘l spend a few days at
lea pad cool smoke made fmm pm., Amaicm led, I _ Head 0mC0 In NEW PTOWSB Bl0Ck-“Chdfl0ll8l0Wh. neevélrizne  ](_}Tgl1|§:,tu;lE;ii|’ilTéht‘ar- the Cllli.
-li ceo. lm . time ° 1. , ‘
- Solry ii Sometime". _&‘|.g,¢ M"_ ur" at “_ L. G. Whear, Montreal is in the
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twenty Saturday
Chapel, Boston, is in 'ilhe 'City
‘ t.Hldren st_tlie "awlward age7“ still
7° uh ml" P*’°"~Y 1°'-ld Photographs o
alum. Md you know yoird like ie have
the pictures tosend away and some to
loop for yonrsel! too.
Bring the children in and let
ns show you what wg eu; d¢_
eel-_
cooll Studio
WM" sim! is Always Welcome
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HUGHES
Strawberry Compoundl
-FOR_-
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramps and
glf:`:>l;uel1;’»“<;$E1;l;1(;ner complaint. A
Effective Remedy
suitable for young and old
Price 25e '
cl-zo; ig. il,i3i__;lll-:s.
-L50 L5o' L50:
Ladies’ patent
leather shoes
los” 1.50 a pair. |50
L50 Your chance to buy 1_5()
a neat trappy shoe `
'.50 . at a low price. L50
' Blucher cut, fast I
_ color eyelets, cheap I
at 2 25 - |50
I.50
E. McEACliEN
.|50
L50
A .
cherleiieievh sieeiii' Nev
gation Company, Limited,
Twice-a-week Excursion,
CIIARLOTTETOWN to
PICTOU and Return
enciug Wednesday the th july
r
lltl r duriilg july and August The larc for
the round trip, including tea will he $1.50.
l G. w. Wlrksrolzu, _
7-6dtl Aug. 3|. Manager
comm . .
Ind eve Saturday and Wednesday there
L
wr l s l¢`lll'l t it ite al
 5°h'°°“°1` H*“°1 B- Mlm' °'"iv°d tl\leira‘i'aYcat‘loli‘Batwt:lieiraholihgdmiln ug.
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To clear balance of E Scott EBT” and wife Thus-sday next is postponed .until
Our 5\;0¢k we gffef this Chl! W°9`t°m' tml” Satur' Douglas Sutherland, oi the Can-
Wegk nl1i]dfen’5 barg the Province on next Wednesday for n-|gh|,_
foot Sandals
' _ Nelson's parents, D. F. and Mrs Mac-
Slzes 4 to In at SSC Neill, De Sable, left last week accom-
Sizes 11 to 2 at Loo
I.,' and- on the left hand' corner at
ey 0 tha bottom oi the envelope should be
“Advertining,” "Subscription," “Ed-
°*@Irt»slrwUm iq
Ull.H.l].JllHliSl]ll
Kent Strev I.
Practice limited is Oiseaaes
of Eye. Ear, Nose Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and nited or
glasses. -
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ll no l L ln. l.£0-ll) p In
1 Evenings by annointmsnt
dtww
SOOCOCOICOI
Arriving Daily '
cargos of Acadia Nlit and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of Mine.
Albion Nut, Intercolonial
"rl g I 
ENTIBT
Omoo Hours D-1 and I-il
Over -TGDHDH U 5°" ney oi Cove Head West iwho has been '
NEW PROWSE BLOCK ver ill for the last two month but
' . P. 1. Y 9
_-'A‘i}»l'#`t|i1.°t“w'n E' who is now improving, leih Saturday
morning on return to Somerville,mass
Nut and Vale Nut.
` - ALSO-
Blacxsmith Coal.
Bixqls li ilu.
Ask for our crown
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O
Dinan
Sugar
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W° hm  S*°°“ “”° 1”” .“;:f.2‘.-..f;:.=»“:.“:::s.:;’a.;:°..i‘:::s:::::  -0155" -f~”f§’1€“.’»%‘<‘»’<‘=?.‘l‘l-?""'
5 W¢Sl India R9-W Sugar te be held ln oimlemtevm ii-em Tho U I C*-' | I I
hicll We bought Cheap Ind zlfiplg f;;hbr?:i|£‘;Tbgc‘;2;:ing_ re-opens" :iii \our3ii1s°tr°2a4. Cgliggd
e will All elmo- 2~F°f the Pffvilrsr <11 1>f11=¢‘11= “<1 `é"ti$in`§'i§'lr§inf{v°¢,°§lf.ufe i\`§§§'|'i
. selling score cards ion' the races.
OIIC ls 2. fllle MuSCOVadO 3__.F0r the pl-ivilegs on supfplying a point’ to attend 6_I2drtr
ugar which we now offer at “"“' “H '°<1“"°d~
_ Ginger AIC the low rate of
Pure _ 5
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the nearest approach ioilic C
flelulliu Belfast Ginger Ale ycl
troduced.
The best dealers sell it and
the 'many other non-alcoholic
beverages put up by us.
G. ii. hIMMONS
' clrtewn. '
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5|'2 “nh Per Wand any tender and in No. 3 the lowest 
°' a. _
3” |)0l|l'lt‘|l‘f0l'  :iConditions may be -obtained ah oi- 
The other is a Demerara Ace oftOé1‘};htS'mlaillwood, Secy. Treas.
ugus - .
rystal Sugar which we offer :Christie's DQS biscuit. L. A.
at »
4 cents per pound
or
26 pounds for $1.00
I. , oth
\ Brushes, Pastos and Powders, Bauh-
Q  sts, Colognes, etc. etc. Stock fresh
Cel' me prim right-A. w. mania ru in
1 Royalty. '
e
- B-Sunnyside.
5-14dl7w
I
rri rim
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The Parlshonsrs oi Bt. Thomas'
Church, French River., propose hold-
llt a party on 'rhuuday Au’ 19th.
liar the Church grounds. Shou d the!
flihprovs unfavorable the 'rea will'
M d on the nrst ilos day. An np-
French River
lisa
to-date rdroslnneni. ntnmi will he on `
the grounds. i Ii-5di3i.
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For Photos '
in your light
DRESS
call at our Studio
Tele hone x 2 .
G E Mnore . Change Of Time `
Dr! ° _ i Oommonoinl Tiieixiny June lst. 'l'ne F.. S.
Dentist \i'North\l|uherlnnd" will lonve itho Compenyw
hnrf dai nndn 8-U0 'clock m
“ER Plmmgnpher Charlottetown 'Pictou
, ephona Co.
Y Y
-ia.
Among the visitors in North Rus-
tico are Miss Clara LePage, New
York; Mrs A. R. Mchure, hinklettvr;
Preston Poynter, San Francisco
in port Saturday from Bonavenoure
'with a cargo oi cedairposts lor L.
M. Poole & Co. `Connolly's West
wharf.
Edmonton, were passengers oli
:day afternoon. They will visit iri-
ends in St. Eleanor's and will leave
Edmonton. ' -
Mrs Hubert T. Nelson and two
_children of Providence, R. I., who
are spending the sum er with Mrs
panied by her sister Miss Id-a Mac-
|Nelll, on a visit: to her aunt,. Mrs.
Wm Bear, Murray River.
Do not: send communications to ln-
dlvidual members ol stall. Everything
should be addressed "The Charrlollte-
town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E.
itiorlal," or "News" according to the
contents.
In E. Toombs window on Great
George Street is a splendid showing
oi Island Honey from the alliary ol
L. P Tanton, city. This is an i'nr
dustry which is neglected by Provin-
cial larms here and one which is
comparatively inexpensive, reguires
little attention and gives good re-
turns.
Mrs Clark (nee Miss
returned to Charlotte-
having spent most
in
r
John
Crissie
town
weeks
side
ivan.
Lewis
and Howard 'l‘hey
went out Saturday afternoon toFlat
River where they will visit Mrs
Clark's parents, John and Mrs Gillis
for a (ew weeks before returning to
their future home in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Gurney who was called home
suddenly no see her.father Thlos Gur-
She was accompanied as lar as ‘Sum-
merside by her sister Miss Jenin. Miss
Gurney holds a position as head-de-
signer in the largest ladies' neck-
wear business house 'in Boston. Miss
Gurney visited her brothers W. Gur-
ney, Belfast, Eldon and H. Gurney,
Tenders will be received hy the un-
dersigned up to and on Tuesday the
4-For the privilege oi selling iced
lor horses cattle etc. on the grounds
In Nos 1, 2, and 4, the highest cr
or any tender not necessarily accept
Hasilard. 8-iid1.w.
:Toilet requisltes -We carry a iuii
stock of toilet articles of the best
quallltyi-Toilet: Powders, Face and
Hand `Lotion Foot Elm To
:Row Boats to hire. John F.
Worth, Plant Line Wharf.
7--17d1mpd.
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co , Ltd
' Service .
W. L. Crosman oi the Journal M1" Hassle Crockem York' is vw
| W- D- W““°- A“’°"*°“» W” 1" th' den have returned from Elizabeth,
city. '
I'
Sunday in the city
' if-IDS ffmldl ill N16 CltY~ Rev. J. F. Reardon, formerly of
~ ' " -L .t
*T Her many friends regret to learn oi Tha tide Wm M high this 0,. l
‘nm mn" °' M" J°h“ M“u°""Yl°“' at 10.83 and tomorrow aboutmnoclinng spending a short vacation with re
Miss Elsie Hardy, Rox, Mass is ,
visiting ure. samuel Prewse, Thorn- ,,hf,':;',¢1:§:df,':{,n"§§t:,§:;°§'§§,;,°o'f,“i:§&',f’:,t ;,,°f,r{':f.i1,;"m§i5'i5ulI=iil:nmn B Cam'
dyde ' ‘
O I . ‘
_ ' ' Miss Bus Barrett, oi this city re-
S  Wesley Myers oi Victoria has sold S rd i ht 4
p me beautiful some te tn.. Island 'rel- §"°§2,,,_“t“ “Y “ 5 '°”‘ H‘5°°“' ,P
Oll
Mrs S F. Hodgson and sou Gor- s
|'|l¢\¢y & NlClUl$0ll T0bC¢0 Co., Ltd, _ 'rue mall train arrived at nine! D, A D nu-nem__ei Boston nt §ilss°'MaH°:::dg"'agéluw Bmw’
- . . , s e
t . ~ .
 "" PMN 345 Charlotte :est week to visit ll-lends and relat-
V
Uncle Sa.nJ's large cities,‘ who ig
, lativea in this city, preached an elo-
His Honor Saturday morning at the
‘drunk and disorderly. It is under-
City Saturday and reizurnedr homo in New Jersey. 3ih3_0Kir°I_Ii,?telu;: “af yard °f th”
th” ““'°m°°“ i dildercnc in ere tying to Beta?
  ‘ Ml Bi dl M i. h d L l t
' TM "'°°'m“ N°"'h“mb°'l“°d °"f` Br viii? bade ieturnlddiirdig th ulliitn combatant who rvrnained to inter
vi ‘ _
; It is id that on of the old trims ‘ 1
iavoritemliicycle rideis will take part gfgfgggnhomo by the train in the `i-i
r
in The Gila dian’s bicycle road race ` .__
'50 b° held this month' Miss Gertrude McKenzie oi this
‘ " ' City is spending her vacation in
rived in port Saturday evening at to °Th°;-nnyke. e y
eight twenty. ___ 0
"*' . x, Morell, was am the - u
2 Fr” M“°I°*Y'° <1' *hr “fm °f Wm lrgreib the city seturdfylgietmidifg w
 S Maclntyre & Sons, Fruit growers, home in the aftemoom t
Hillcrest Farm, Montague, was in * ___ 0
the Cit Snturda . .
J. M. McLeod, Hunter River, came
to the City Saturday morning and
Hampton the guest oi Miss Blanche
Cameron.
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Rev Ri L and Mrs Cofiin, arrived
P
E. Island.
The Provincial Temperance Allis/nee
meeting announced to be held on
Friday.
adian Bank oi Commerce, Summer-
side, came to the City Saturday
Rev. A. D. McPhee, Eldon, preschs
ed' in St. James Church yesterday.
His earnest: discourses were greatly
enjoyed by all. »
The body oi Margaret Noy who
died in Falconwood Hospital recent-
ly was taken to Port Hill Sat/urday
afternoon lor interment.
The Ladies’ Aid of the P. E. Is-
land Hospital will meet alt. the Y.
M. C. A. rooms bomorrow, Tuesday,
morning at 11 o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart oi Lu-bec,
Mainc, who have been visiting Col-
onel nnd Mrs. Stewart, Kent Street,
leave this morning on return home.
W. A. 0. Morson, Mrs M-orson, Mru
Geo W Hodgson, Miss R. DesBrisa.y
and Miss Blanche Ha-viland oi thiis
city are summ-:ring it Lewis' Point.
Miss G. Taylor of this city and
Miss H. Marshall, daughter of Rev
T. Marshall oi Sackville, are visiting
at York the guests of Mrs (Rev) E.
Bell.
Complaints have reached The Guar-
dian oi certain parties shoovtingiducks
on Aug. 10th and 11th at Point De-
roche and Blooming Point. Their
nlnnes" are'"weil"irn6wn" 'iid' w'iIl"' 'lie'
handed to the game inspector should
it reoccur.
Among those who went on the har-
vest excursion last week, were John
Moreside, Ii. H. Horne, Fan Crockett
Stanley, A..Prowse, Jas M'cIu.nis,fHer-
bert Horne, Jas M‘cNaughton, Jag.
Marshall and Jas B. Finlayson, a'l1
of Royalty Junction.
A special meeting oi the Provincial
Temperance Alliance will be held in
the »Y. M. C. A. Hail, Charlottetown,
on Friday thel 20th inst. at 11 a. m.
As matters of great: importance to
the Temperance Cause is to fue con-
sidered, a good attendance is re-
questxd. Church and temperanoe
societies will please send delegates.
Tho usual reduced rate will be grant-
ed' by the P. E. I. Railway. By
order oi the executive. A. D.
Fraser s¢c’y.
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Purse
and
Hand Bags
We have a nice line of
:Il the scene. His case was adjourned
Nlibelllg talwn from the Court room
gnc s,cel1 he managed to slip by me
Ed °§§e:"d is "OW wiovins free air:
ye. nessey. drunk, was arresited
I
Mrs. Thomas Burhoe and daughter'
. s. John
urhne, City, left the latter -part oi
es in Boundary Creek, N. B,
his cl‘ty, and now located in one oil
James Donovan appeared belore
(__
ollce Court charged with being
hood that Donovan and some others
W a. manner not according
o law and Donovan was the only
ew the Police when they arrived
tll_ tomorrow (17th.) and as he
:erday and will appear this morn-
. ,  . , g _ yin
We can show you
some splendid lime'
keeping watches; also
field glasses and barom-
eters. A call solic-
0 _ il.
s 
JOHN F. WHEAR,
Grand Representative I. O. 0. F., I I
Charlottetown.
F
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Chilly in the Evenings!
The new Jersey Coat is iust the thing
Delightfully comfortable gar-
ments, excellently cut and well finish-
ed, for just such coolness that strikes
one at sun down or after astrenuous
bit of outdoor play.
Six different styles.
In Black White Navy
Smoke Cardinal Grey
Green, Brown, Cream,
The Prices are  $2.15 $3.50
$4.50
Trunk Dept.
The most select stock in the City
We would like io present for your notice the
following' lines of trunks. They are all--- little better
made than those elsewhere and the price, well- we'
know that you can save ten per cent. buying our
trunks.
S -.F'.ar._T6F~-------1-------f--~-1 -ii-l%1lg %§;:-~»[9qllfir€g-A to
28 in 152.25
32 in $2.85
36 in $3 50
Zinc Covered Round Top
30 _in $3-So
32 1_11 $3-75
34 111 $415
llere’s a “Traveller”
The following two lines of trunks from the facto.-
ies of the largest trunk manufacturer in Canada, have
been comfened to us for the reason that we sell more
trunks than any other firm in the City.
Stout pinewood crunk covered with green water-
proof duck, edges sheet iron bound, stout hardwood
slats with protected ends, brass lock, and one tray.
32 in long $3.50
34 in long $4 oo
36 in long 34.40
Best basswood trunk, Green waterproof callvas
covered, three-eight in ash slats, two very heavy
leather straps, brass locks etc and one tray fitted with
hat compartment. This trunk is finished with the
celebrated “ball brasses" on eacll corner and also the
ends of the slats.
34 in $5.75
36 in $6.75
STANLEY BROS.
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leather goods in purses,
hand bags, collar and cuff
holders, which Iwe ‘offer
at very special prices.
You really can’t afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need ofa nic§ purse
or bag.
G F. Hutcheson
(\,.,,pam-\‘ P, B,I, w l1.exoc|1l.l8 Lat o . a.
. ` _ ltnturnlng will lnava Plciou about i-ill n. m
._§‘,é_'],l""“° "`““"" °“l’ o. iv. wmsrnnn. I nm fd&"m
‘M1 e»....»........-v.. Mum. vu. .f....... i -
_ Mnyl,,lllll dt(
v
Jeweller A Opticisn
Pine Spirit and Cider Vinegar
for Picliling.
Strength, Purity, Flavor---Undoubted
keeping qualities.
 illszilm.
ited. '
City.
` 
Farm For Sale.
Splendid house. lnrgo ham, 230 acresclloic,
land. one llnlf covcrod with hnryi and softwooi
yielding liirhest returns ill lumhor, one half
clooled and in excellant hcurt, well wntetlxl.
Inslwctioniliviwd, CHASI B' WRIGHT
Lcnircville Bedeq
mnn
TENDERS
Hospital for the Insane, Pro-
vincial Infirmary. King’s,
Queen’s and Prince
County Prisons.
Department of Public Works.
Charlottetown, Aug. l ith, 1909.
SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived nt this office until noon on
Wednesday, September l5il\,
i909
from any person or persons willing
to contract to supply thc Hospital
for the Insane and Provincial lu-
firmary, Falcoilwood, for the Iiis-
cal year ending September 30th, I
1910, wiill supplies as per list to lie
seen at this office.
Also to supply Queen‘s, King`s
and Prince County Prisons for the
same period and under the .same
`conditions with the following artic-
lles:-hard and soft bread, molasses.
loatnleal, kerosene oil and fresh
beef.
Tenders must express the price
periiarrel, pound and gallon, and
to be accompanied by the names of
two respolisible persons willing to
become bound for the faithful per-
formance of the contract.
The Trustees and the Depart-
ment do not necessarily bind them-
selves to accept the lowest or any
tender. -
The tenders must express on
the cover, “_[AlL SUPPLY TEN-
DER” and “HOSPlTAL FOR
FHIE INSANE AND PROVINC-
IAL INFTRMARY SUPPLY
TENDER".
L. ll. McMILLAN,
Sec’y Public Works.
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We want everyone who has
not yet experienced the de-
light of owning and listening
to an Edison Phonograph to
come to us to-day and hear the
New Fireside Model
There is only one way io
know how good the Edison
Pllonograph is and that is to
ear it play.
We carry one of the largest
and best assorted stock of
Edison Records on P.E.Island
Call in and hear some of them
played.
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