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. . . _H THE CHARLOT'i‘E'roWN GUARDIAN ,Au .mu
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'THE CHARLOTTETOWN
GUARD IAN
MORNING DAILY AND RURAL DAILY
The Island Guardian Publishing Company, Proprietors.
Sworn Average .f I"or the Worn-
Circulaiion ' ,_ ing Dai'y and
Lpst Year `~ the Rural
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The followiiig stnteiiieiit of distribution :hows the aflver-
tiser the value of The Guziriliaii as an advertisiiig inerliuui.
A detailed sworn circulation stutenient will lie givfii to any-
one interested for the asking
Morning Daily Average for |007,--’-3,084
DISTRIBUTED As FOLLOWS.
Daily average, City of Cliarlotteiowii, deli\'r‘rell :iiid .~treet sales.. _ i.”65
Daily averajge to towiis. villages mul coiiairy po.-I uiiiccs in P. li. I. I :lv
lliiily river igc to (`:iii:uli:iii cities and Iliiittul 5t:|te:'-,_ . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 917
Total . . - , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 3,084
Rural Daily Average for |907,----3,987
iiisriunuriio as r0i.i.ows=
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Diily average to io\vns,villuges and c uiiitry post offices iii l’.l'l .I 3,287
'Daily avi-rage to Cztiimliliii cities :uni l'iiited States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650
Daily average in l_`li:irlot;i_towii (adve;_l_is_crs :uid office papers). . . . . . . .go
'I`otal........ . . . . . . . . .
..............3,987
Sworn Average' for Morning Daily
and Rural Daily for l937 '
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to l\loiiti'cal, 'l`oi'ont0, New York, Boston and
Cliicngo :uid are pieprirel to execute orders on
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the Stock l‘.xcli:iiiges of those Cities to the liest
zulvmitage.
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' l ' Aculllu Fvro Insurance 100 95|
9 U ` , Acadia Sugar, Preferred 92} 90l
53 50
l\lei:~hors Moiitr.~:il Stock Fxcliiiiige,
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We offer 300 shares oi preferred Stock of the
ACADIA SUGAR REFINING C0.
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"I hilllibuyillljl'/illiiiti lilstlldse .sliares is ,(_` 1 Sterling, or $4.86.
The Iiiiaiicial affairs of the criiiipniiy are in excellent coiitlilioii. Tin-
honded lluht has been rediieed to zi trifle over }24o.ooo, conipaireil with
assets of f_3.7oo.ooo. _ _ _ _ I V
Ii ig n 6 per cout Stock. divideiifls living piiyable half yearly, June
and l’)|-Lilémbltelr-ltirthcr particiila`i'.~i will be mailed on application.
7-it in. me comm! a co.,
` Q ' M -iiiliers of hloutreiil 'clock Exeliniige > _
l§5Homs S:‘_ L Ilalifnx, N. S.
` ` . - ._ _ laoiib iiiiimioi-<1 as oo,
 ~ -A seaniieiam, Limited sa so,
Now is the liiiiv when all carts. "C W 12° 'i d ke ,,`,._
|Brooklino, Mass., on a visit to her
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T”-'M , _ _ HE KiNi.'s c_oUNiY cuiiuiilu .    -?
A..   THE GREATEST FAMIIY lmldveilisemenls
Otiices in Monta ue Cai- .A. .lh t .
 _ Maviuzeii and ln Seth-la: llorlgy S- A¢orn.°n!iii|°¢r;°r.
...Around Montague the farmers are
husy at the haymuking.
...Mies Laura Beers of Montague Is‘
visiting at Murray River.
...Donald J. Campbell was at Com-
mercial Cross on Sunday last.
...Miss Julia McEwen of George-
town is visiting at Commercial Cross
this week.
...Miss Margaret McEwen of George-
town, paid a visit to iriemds at Com-
mercial Cross this week.
...Peter Matheson and' wife who re-
cently arrived Irom Maine are visit-
ing friends at _Milttown Cross.
...Mrs. Philips has ar.|.ved from
ianher, Peter Ross, of Georgetown.
...Miss Lizzie Lemon is sponding a
pleasant vacation at her home in
Montague after some time spent in.
Boston.
ploy of Geo. Wiglitmnn, merchant, at'
Montague. .
...Leland Collin, formerly of iilie,
Bunk of Commerce, Souris, [has been.
g‘ll(!.
‘ _ __ |manager.
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'__  Loan 135
‘Nova Beotip Steel & Coal, '
...Louis Huntley of Port Vernon has
been reenguged in Sturgeon as teach-
er for three months when he will
then ra-enter P. W. College.
...William MacKinnon, accompanied
hy l.l.s 'wife und two children arrived
.i’rom Bostqn on Saturday on n visit
to friends at Commercial Crosl.
...L. A. Campbell arrived by train
on Monday to inspect the Banik of
Commerce at Montague of which 'J.
C. E. Chadwick is the emctent
i ...Aitcfr an absence oi eleven years
from the Islatnd, James Westaway oil
Georgetown is spending a pleasant
lvacahion there and at Montague.
...Cn Friday last a deed of heroism
was performed at Georgetown,
.whereby a d‘rowning accident was
‘happily prevented. A little French
boy, named Martell, was trying
to teach himself to swim in the
dock between MacDonald's A and
Jenkins’ wharves. He was by him-
self in a dory and had got into the
water with a pair of bladders a-
round his shoulders. The lad who
was quite alone was between thir-
teen and fourteen years old. The
oladderis' slapped ofl his shoulders
ami he begun to sink. The boys
who were watching him were too
:imnll to render any assistance.
Newman Caswell, a young boy in
Judge Hodgson’s service was com-
ing down the wharf and quhckly
took in the situation. Hastily'
throwing oil his clothes he jiunped in
,and swam to the sinking lad. Martell
iivas sinking for the second time
‘wlivn young Caswell dived after
lliiui, got hold of him, and swam
‘with him, to the wharf anld the
pliiudit of thc spectators whose at-
.tention had now occn called to the
l:id’s diiiigeroiis situation.
! MONTAGUE MARKETS.
'Corrected for every Wednesday and
l Saturday issue.
Herring per bbl. $5.00 to 6.00
Lod, per quintal ‘ $4.00 to 5.00
tiats per bus. 40
Potatoes, per bus. 351.0 40
'l‘urnips, per bus. 16
Eggs, per doz 14
Oatmeal, per cwt. $3.25
Biitter, per lb. (dairy) 24 to 25
§Butter, per lb. (creaniery) 29 to 30
'Hay, pressed 813.00 to 14.50
Hides, pcrlb. 4
Barley, per bus. 80
Ilay, per ton. loose |12.00'to 14.50
lieef, per iii. (carcass) 5 to ti
Pork, per lb. (carcass) 6; to 7
Liinih, por lb. (carcass) 6 to 7
Calfskins, per lb. I to 6
Cabbage, per dol. 50
Beats, per bus. 40
tiarrots, per bus. 40
Flour, Roller Process .ner 196lbs.l5.
lVlaritimeI“rovinc|aisecuritics
MEMBERS MONTREAL
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Banks Asked. Bid.
British North American 144 141,
New Brunswick . 275 270
.Nova Scotia 279 276
[loyal Bank of Canada 219 217
Union Bunk of Hiillfiix 170 168
Acadia Sugar Ordinary
Brandon Henderson, Common 25 20
Eastern Canada Savings &
Eastern Trust. Company ti2§
I p_ c_ paid 135 130
,Eastern Trust Company fully
i paid 120.
Halifax Flre Insurance 85 80,
,Nova Scotia '1‘elcphone,ncw 108 106,
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal ‘
l Con. 101 99l
Porto Rico a 36 34
|snmii°iai's Limited Pi-elari-oi 91
-Stan‘<liield’s Ltd. Com. 25
Acadia Sugar 105 102
Firsts fi 105 108
Halifax Electric Tramway 99 01
Robb Engineering Intl 0!
siolfk 0gQ__A7Hs.
...Barclay Mellish, of the \Cunii~linn
Blink of Commerce, New Gliisgow, N,
S., is spending his holidays as his
home in Montague.
...The Catholic tea held at Si.i'rge-
on last week, was a pronounced suc-
cess finnnttally and otherwlse.A vary
large number of people were present
renewing old acquaintances .ind the
best Ieelng prevailed througlioutitlie
day. ,,
...Rev. Ewen McDougall will preach
Sabbath July 19th at Murray River
at 10.30 a. m. Peters Hoaii at 2.30
and Brooklyn at 6.30 p. m. Alun
Pleasant Valley 'l‘uesday 21st, Belle
River Wed. 22nd, Pinette Thur. 23rd.
and Point Prim Fri. 24th at 7.30 p.m
...Mrs. _, John McLean, Souris, is
sponding an exceptionally pleasant
holiday in her bungalow at Fortune.
She has as her guests Misses Nellie
Clairke, Pearle Clarke, Ella Morrow,
Laura Cox, Maud Morrow, and Haz-
el Sterns. The 'happy company
spend the day digging clams, bath-
in , boating, &c., &c., and ilntend
returning to Souris the lust ol' this
week. .
...The South Kings Sunday school
convention will be held at che‘Mur-
ray River Baptist Church Friday
July l7t'h at 2.30 p. in. lilveninir
session 7.30 p. m. llev. J. B. Gan-
orrg Field Secretary, Rev. li. G.
Sinclttr, Itcv. S. D. Mcl’hec and the
clergymcn of the District are ex-
pect to give addresses. lt is hoped
all schools' will bc well reprcsontcd.
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
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IVIAHHIED
MCCLOSKEY-MALONE.-In (‘.l1ar~
lottetown, July 14th by the lit-v
Father Machcllan at St. Dun~itnn's
Cathedral, Patrick McCloskey oi
l-lowlan, Maine, to Emily Mnioue
of Charlottetown, P.E.I. _
KEMI’-AGRA'I"I‘0-At the home of
the bride, Sturgeon, on the 9th
inst., by the Rev. F. A. Wight-
man, assisted by the Rev. Leon H.
Jewett, Miss Isabella, daughter of
James and Mrs. Grntto, to Sey~
moiir Kemp of Albion.
 SY-p_riiiglield,_ Queens
County. on Wednesday July hth
John McKenzie in his 85th year.
McIN'I‘YRE-The death occurred on
Monday morning the 13th July 1908
at Millcove of Miss Mary Mclntyre
aged 19 years, daughter of R. J.
and Mrs. Mclntyre.
MURPHY--At Mount Ryan on Fri-
day evening July 10th, after a
nrlei illness, Lauein. Margaret Marv
pliy, beloved wife of Mathias
Ryan, aged Z7 years.
McDONALD»-At Edmonton Al-ta, on
Sunday 12th inst, Clara McDonald
aged 23 years, daughter oi the late
llonald McDonald Rock Barra, P.
Fl. Island.
McINTYRE-At Millc e on July 13,
1908, Mary Elizalidtli Mclntyre,
daughter of Ronald Mclntyro, aged
18 years.
Funeral will take place today W¢d_
nesday morning at 8.30.
How 'runny 1.os'r 'i'Hii"ni~:Au.
7`l\0y Huy n sore corn interfered
with his spend. Always apply put.
ri:1m's (lorn l'lxtractor.-For fifty
years it has been curifng corns and
warts. "l’utnani’s" never fui1B~lJH(.
no other.
PLAN T0 MAKE
LONDON MORE BEAUTIFUL.
LONDON, Eng., July "mill,-Tlig
London County Council have ii pro
ject before them of constructiiig ii
new tree~l'l‘ncd boulevard from Pad-
dillllton to Flnshury Circus, 100 feet
wide and 4{ inilei'-i long, through one
of the busiest parts of Londonl
Honsu No'ri-Js`._
Willlum E. Mofiutt, St. John, Nou
Brunswick, has purcliuscil two val
liable cults from Dougal Mtirtln,liun
ter ltiver, lor u large sum of iiioncy
These cults were i~iii‘4.1l hy‘()r|>liiin
Jack, owned hy John Wiit‘t's, Hiunp-
shire. Their mother wus slrcilliy
Trojan Junior, o\vn'_'d hy' Ncbson Orr,
New Glasgow, P. hi. I. This marc l.
one of the largest on the li-iluiid
woigliing 1650 pounds. .t`Anon.)
HOW T0 (JUILE l~IEAl¢'l`llUllN.
The cmise of henrthiim and hic-
coughs is fermentation .in the stout
lich. Magical relief coiiies from
Nerviline which cures the condition
which causes heartburn, just as it
rclicvoi-i and cures imligestion, cramps
gas _Jielching and other ailments of
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tr k n n etc. nceritc be in B_ R T_ uy 1 49!
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good ordci-for the spring work. We can supply wheels an niu
pairs without loss oftinic._ , _
- Mm Hne line of buggics. road wagons etc, in stock.
Give usa call!
John ,McLean as B011
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Bouthern Pacino
Copper
St. Paul
Union Pacillc
Baltimore ,
Pciinsylvanln
C. P. R.
U. S. Steel 113|
Sugar qv. t, 133
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149;
si;
R71
161;
the stomach. No summer medicine
hnif so good an a 25c bottle of Pol-
son's Nerviline.
zwnrliara ju.-L op.-i-c<l r.i.il put into
stork-new side 1-omlis-now back
co-mas, new hiirrettei-i, new summer
cors s, new smiillware, new floor
and table nllcloths, and a host of
other new things. Moore & McLeod. l
7-15dr'.|i. |
"Fruit~a.-tives" is now ii. household
word throughout Canada. From
ocean to ocean these wonderful fruit
liver tablets are used and praised in
thousands of homes.
Nc other medicine, of late years,
has made such an unqualified success
with the whole Canadian people as
"Fruit-a-tives." and in the comlmfa'
tively short term ot tour years. As an
indication of the way they are selling
it may bg mentioned that several of
the large wholesale drug houses _are
ordc-ring in 100 gross lots. That
,means 14,400 boxes of "Fruit-a-tives"
lto be retailcd at 50c a. box, amount-
ing to $7,200.00.
No doubt there are thousands oi’
,people who- have felt that they could
MEDICINE 0F 'lllli AGE
Based upon the Juices of Fruit-“Fruit-'a-tives”
Has Made a Name For Itself In Every
Part of Canada at 50c. a box A
ALSO PUT UP IN- 25c. TRIAL SIZE
not afford to risk 50c just to try
“I-`rult-a-tives." To meet them hal!
way "Fruit-a-tives" are now put up in
a special trial size which sells for 25c.
in order that every man, woman and
child may find out the benefit of these
splendid tablets.
\Vha.tever your trouble may ha-4
Constipation, Blllousness, Liver and
Kidney Trouble, Skin Diseases, Rheu-
matlsm, Sclatlca, Neuralgla, Head-
aches, Indlgestirin, Dyspensia,-"Fruit-
a-tives" will surely hclp yon.
Remember the new 251: trial size, in
addition to the regular 50c boxes. Let
un know if your dczilcr cannot supply
both sizes. F`rult-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa, Ont.
batteries in this P1'0ViI1C€.
ally for us.
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If you use
DRY BATTERIES
- try ours
We are the principal iiiiporters and consuiiiers of dry
We handle only the highest grade battery, made speci-
Fresli stock always on' hand, direct from the factory.
‘-/Ve test all batteries ID(-!ld‘e making delivery to eustoniers.u
Stocks carried at Cbar1oil;otown and Sumnierside. Prompt
sliipnients made. Special prices oi1 quantities _
'I`lIE TELEPHONE C0. OF P, E. ISLAND.
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We Arc .At it Again
We beg to announce that
._ are again open for usi-
ness. and that We will i
continue to make' stylish
clothes at the old stand.
Come in and seeus. _
lVlacLELLAN BROS..
The “Expert Tailors"
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Pharmacy Examinations
The Boar of Examiners of the P. E.
Island Pharinaceutical Asnoeigtign wi"
rnfet for the purpose of examining cnndi.
dates offering for registration on July 31,
i9o8.
Applications must he received not later
han July i7,
For lurtlier particulars apply to
R. iii. ioiiNs0N
Secretary Registrar,
7-I5 d3i Pat.
Black Diamond tin
The 5. S. "€acouna” sailing from
Montreal Tuesday evening july i4tli
will be due' at Ch'town Friday evening
july 17th and Saturday noon July I8th
.sails for St. ]ohn‘s.Newfoundh-ind vialhe
Sydneys carrying‘hornesfoattle and sheep
on deck and produce under deck at
lowest possible rates. For furllier par-
ticulars apply to
PEAKE BROS,& CO.
1-Lidsi .
For Sale
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There will he sold by private sale at
|93 Kent Sl. any time during this week
a quantity ol” household furnitureparpets.
mats, crockery and glassware, coo ing
teusils etc.
MRS MCNEILI.,
- i3dni\vf3i 193 Kent St.
TIIE
Great Event
EASTERN CANADA
6/Se NOVA SCOTIA
EXIIIBITIDN
at HA Ll F A X
September 2 to I0
lieressed Prize Lint,
More Manufacturers,
Better Attractions.
Hora Plcunf Season.
SEVEN DAYS'
$5.000 nm; incisc $5900
Arrange for a trip to Halifax between
September 2 and I0. for the Nova Scotia
Exhibition, which this year is scheduled
for an early date to ensure a good time
:md a pleasant and instructive holiday.
Ileyoml ii doubt this Exhibition is
TIIE GREAT EVENT of the Maritime
Provinces.
lt will pay you and your friends to
come.
Write for iiiforniation to
M. Hell IIALL
hiaiiaigcr and Secretary, Halifax.
lgfltliiug _'gr _
W.l".ll. Carvell B. A.
Barrister, Solicitors, Notary Puplic etc
0l'FICE:-
0'IIollornn Building
Corner G-t. George Street,
Next to Hank of Nova Sc vtin
Did you use Famous Soap last week. Ar-3
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Famous Soap this week. lf uct,
Famous Soap is honestly the best wrapped
bar of five cent laundry soap sold on Prince
Edward Island. Its a big bar. Its hard and
Famous Soap is made on Prince Edward
Island and is better value than any soap
brought across the strait. Use Famous Soap
and keep your money in circulation at home.
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