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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' PAGE SEVEN
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packed fresh roasted
rare aroma and flavor. 
particular people-
cq-lgw good it smells”-for it is :
, _and the '
doubly sealed can preserves its if
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BAYER i
Photographer
(ircut
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George
Street i
Norton fj'f'_“"""”"‘”~_____ _ji
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"’“ "'°'°' P0011 EYES
Pc:r eyesight destroys
pieasure, causes misunder-
standing, retards learning,
crlppies efficiency, handl-
caps your busliness, and is
responsible for tragic acci-
dents. Health of vision is
_"__ In the vital to health of body and
Bewa,-, mind. Common sense
knows lt.
Have your eyes examined
at frequent intervals.
H. J. MABON
' OPTOMETRIST
office connected with 'Drug
#_ Store
Montague, P. E. l.
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and elab-
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gmploycd |11
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Qmirlotletown
p_ 0. Box B3
Western Guardian
-SHOP from I~Iolman’s Catalog
-LUMBER-LADEN,-The schooli-
er Maude \Veston, Capt. Weston ni
rived in Sunimerside port on Mon-
day with 11 cargo of lumber for thi-
M. I". Schurinnn & C0.
-GRAND PICNIC nt l`ioi`<len
in Aiig. 18, on the ideal :;r0-Jul.;
r.il_ii\ nmg (farferry Docks, Vuriou-:
nuiiscnionts. 3275-15-41,
-BOOK VOUR ORDER FOFI
COAL NOW, Scliooner J. H.
liliiiest loailetl with Albion Nu
Coni is c.\pct-toil ut llolrnun_-i wlinr’
Sunimorsiiie any day. lienvc your
ordcr at Holniuivu Office today.
' 3307-S~1€i~3i
--»l\ir. llulph Noonan ivislicu ii
announce that he has opt~nr-d _»
IJ:-nizil Office over the Gallon.
und Crockett block in Suinnifrrsidir
and solicits 11 Fair share of tho
public patronage. 3228-8-1»l-31
DR. GREEN’S OFFICE, Hunter
River, will bo closed till Suturdu_‘.'
tho 18th. (ii.
-THE SUMMERSIDE BUSIN
ESS COLLEGE will open Septem-
ber 4th. Everything up-to-date. A
tiiorough instruction in Business
Accounts, Shorthand. (l’itmnn’si
and Typeivritiiig, Civil Sorvico and
Accounting. individual Subjects
taught. Maritime Iiunincss College
1-xanis can be taken through S_B.
C. We are nfiillated with this well
known institute. Terms on request.
8-10-t!
-Fon sAi_s:1_r§ni Soni -im
I ir ' ~
latte owl  »»». sly, I will sell by auction, 2 p. in.
QUE' 21. House and Lot, Francis
_b_lI‘oot. Kcilsiiigtun Lot. -I0 x 80 ft.
ltrnis casli, consult, J, A, Roady,
Miss Bertie Iiiuhur. _ .3282-8-15-6|.
-BIG PICNIC AT BORDEN on
_SU\\lfllf1>'. August 18th everything
in readiness for an enjoyable out»
|118. rcfreslnneuts and amuse:
mcnts, etc, everything to make
this uiiuii' tho best of the season.
3294-8-16-3i
-ON MOTOR TRIP-The foll-
owing party niotorod the round
UID to Tignish on Sunslny, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Mr. und Mrs
J. I.. Muirhcnd. Suninicrside and
Mr. Thonius lllclnnls of Vancouver,
li. C. Mr. Mcinnis who was 11
former Kensington boy, is now
Paying his first trip to the Island
in 20 years and naturally, he sees
innny changes on the Island where
he spent his boyhood di1ys_- H.
-SUMMER WASH DRESSES
for small girls, neat prints and
ginghan:.~i for two to five yearn
clear 49c. liettor grade, combina-
tion colors, two io five years at
Soc- Holinuns, Summcrside_
3307-S-16-31
-DR. A. W. LEARD’S Dental Ol’
fice, Sumnierside will be closed
from August 17tl1 to Sept. 4th. 41
-NEW RELIGIOUS SECT-
A branch of the Religious Sect
known as the,, Nazurines, has been
oponcil in the Eastern part of the
town where tents have been erect-
nd for public Worship. The gentle-
men in el _ l\l'. T
mrge, 1 urpee, Mr.
Siricklilnd of Truro and 'Mr_ Smith
of l'oi'tlund, M0., are powerful
spmulrers and it is hoped that
inu<~li good will result from their
pi'»‘seiicc_-ll.
- FIRST SHOWING NEW
li`ii‘-lnini Winter Coats, fur trim-
nieil and pluin. All thc new
si_vli-.4 and niutcriuli; at lloimans.
3307-8-16~3l
PERSONALS
- hir. .\:'.r,a ilurliinan of _lniiiaica
l’i.\i!|.~‘. .\l:|s.<, who is \'i_~'.ltlI1g ut
.\'orth ilustico for the lust month
buck reports good success and
expect io luke buck a. good
catch by September 31st.
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Eastern Guardian
..°THE LADIES OF THE
Mount Stewart ' Presbyterian
Church intend holdin-g a lea. party
in Mr. Kimble CoiIin's field on
Aug. 22nd. Proceeds in aid oi the
church. Como one und all.
3216-8-l3~8i
..*2.20 TROT, 2.40 TROT und
2.25 pace are the classes for the
Montague horse races, August 29th
$300.00 in each class. Five por
cent entrance clue Saturday, Aug.
18th. Mall your entries curly to
T. G. Ives, Sec‘y. _ 6|
__*THE ICE-CREAM FESTIVAL,
nt St. Charles has been postponed
until Wednesday evening, August
22nd.
__*'WEDDlNG BEL_LS_--A quiet
but pretty wedding took pluce at
Sturgeon 0:1 Tuesday, Aug. 1-ith
when Miss Mary Farrell, daughter
ot’ Mr. uni! Mrs, Farrell, became
the wife fo Mr, Joseph Gotell of
Georgetown. The bride looked
charming in n travelling suit of
blue, wearing black hat. The
presents were numerous ond cost-
ly showing the high _ esteem in
which the bride and groom were
held. A duiniy luncheon was pre-
pared at the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Gotell nhnli reside in'
Bouglitou isl:1nd_-A.
PERSONALS
__'1.\/lr. und Mrs. McGregor,
Morell, motored to Georgetown on
Sunday.-A.
..*.Mri;_ Ilebcr (Jordon, Boston ie
visiting licr si.-ti»r-iii-lavv, i\lr.s_|
Norinan Miailounid, Geoi'get0wn.--
A.
_.‘lZVlis-1 Kathleen Manuel who
has been visiting her cousin, i.Vlrs_
A. E. Jeuliins, (ieorgotown lei:
Friday ior her home in Halifax. -
A. `
‘_.‘\Mr_ and Mrsx .i. lil Loifkt-ti~l>_v_
and son Gordon, Eilriilgewaier, N. Si
are visiting Mrs. l.oclwrl1y'.; :1nni_‘
Mrs. T. E. Morrissey, Georgetown.
-A.
_."Miss Marion Douglas, George-
town lelt Monday for Moreli.-A.
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ONTARIO FARMERS
SUFFERING LOSS
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Package of IU now 
TORONTO; Aug. 15. -The lack
of rain throughout the province is
causing heavy l0ss`to the f;11‘niers
_-both in crops and milk proilucti~Jn_,
Pasture lands are drying up and
early fall ploughing is difficult.
owing to the dry, hard condition of
the fields, according i0 tho wcelc
Department ol' Agriculture. The f
dry, hot weather is cruising grain L
still standing to ripeii very rapidly.
In Lambton considerable new
wheat has been marlieieil, and mill- L
.ers report a good sample, although-1
2 Packages 
_ _ in some sections it in not as pluinp ported, except in spm_\'c<l orcliur-:is inglics, and other low-gradd
ly l”9lY0\`£ C0ml>ll(’-11 lil' U10 0Hll\I'\0 as it would have been under more as .<<'ul.» ilewlopcil very rapidly inlapples.
avoruhle moisture conditions priorlihc lust month. One iiculer star-| In Elgin the corn borer is qulté
vllllrvesllllg- mi ihui he would noi, give -$200 forluunu»roii.-, but the general opinion
Agricultural repi‘eeentuii\'<~.s re- ull inc apples in 11 certain toivnshiplof the farmers is that it Will not
port. a poor apple crop in sonic dis-ifroni which he u-sed to tuko quite ,damage the crop as much as othee
rit-Ls, There are no good appl:'<lu large amount ot' fruit. 'I`liere'_vi~urs, as it is growing rapidly nt]
n the country of 'Huron, as is rc-‘will be quite a lot of '.\'o  doJ\vill ripen early. _
p UCTI SALE Z .c. ,
Starting Monday, August 13---Ending Saturday, 25
We Must Get Clear of Our Stock to Make Room
for Our New Stock I
ilur Store is small and -we must clean our stock ouicach season, at this time oi year \_ive_have too many ready-lor-service suits. And
in order Io get clear ol them we are ollcring our entire stock ol clothing and Men’s Furnishings ai a discount oi 25 per cent-Everything
-with the exception ol our Tailoring Department.
Our ready-to-woar Suits and Overcoats are the best line of clothing sold in Eastern Canada, when you buy a Leishman Suit you have one that is hand tailored.
Best cloth and trimmings.
It will therefore hold its _shape until worn out.
$58 00 Suits Sale Price $43 50 $48.00 Suits Sale Price $36.00 $31-00 Suits Sale Price $23.25
All Suits and Overgoats from $25.00 to $58.00 at 25 per cent discount:
Th (;_ _ _ _ - ' h y to pay off their Mortgage. We therefore in conjunction with the other Merchants of the City, are helping'
them by ;iVil\;V25,peI°3d`1$ttdI,$¥d1llrr;lI;2seb1&ll\§eednfhlbedates of August 16th and 23rd. When buying your goods you help us to get clear of our stock and also help them
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0burn their Mortgage. , - _   , , _ _ ,
Olu' stock iis new rand up-to-date-Genuine bargains. _ - » "  fi W' `~°"i7~ 11’ -i"i‘il'?‘ Lf"-1 ll`3""5"`f
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT |
` UNDERWEA11 _
Summer Underwear, with and with-
out buttons. Regular $1-50, HOW $1-15
Balance less 25 per cent Olf
CAPS _
Several dozen last fall stock. Now
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
5 SHIRTS
Skirts $1.25 value, now _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ $1.00
Shlfts $2.00 value, now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.50
0t;_flS $2.50 value, now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.85
EFS, including Silks at 25 per cent
off _ _ _ _ _ _
BATHING SUITS
W0 t
“$1-50, - _
W--»»ii1.25,i3i1:°11i11;111:il.i3
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THE STORE OF QUALITY a c L e 1 1 a n _ B r o S run sronn or QUALITY
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____ ‘~n»-..,.,.._.,_,_ ' _ - _ _ _ _ -_ f . _.. _ s, 1 ~ _ A ~ can . I4( vi ‘ - ' y _ f _ _ _ .  ¢ .,- _ syn-` _ »  _ 
1 "` """' "<<-M-wus »_ »~...» .fy ._ ..._ ~ ._,._.-_..._ ._ -~~-»~< '~ '
1 I
\ Half Price.
_ _ TIES - -
Silk Ties, worth $1.00 _for _ . . . _ _
. _ 50c
Silk Ties, better quality f01` - - ~ - - 75°
Best quiality $1.50 for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.15
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
WORK SHIRTS
' WORK GLOVES
As we are going out of these lines,
stock will be sold at cost price.
HOSIERY
4 pairs Cotton Hose . _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ $1.00
3 pairs Heavy Ribbed Hose _ _ _ _ $1-00
2 pairs Lisle, all colors
2 pairs White Cashmere _ ._  _ _ $1.00
Balance at 25 per cent Discount
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25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
SUNDRIES
Gloves, Umbrellas, Belts, Suspend-
ers, Garters, Jewelry
25 per cent Discount
RAINCOATS
10 Raincoiats, worth up to $20.00, now
_ . _ . . .
_ _ $1.00 ._ . . _ _ . .
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 $8.75
Balance at 25 per cent oif
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