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Joie Eneampnrent at 8o'clock this evening
Installation ofofllcerts and other important.
business .
_--Train nrrangenrents for St. Jnn\cs`-
Sunday SclroolPlcnio at Sutl`oik on Thurs-
day lthe ilith are as follows:-'Morning
trilin lenves Cluirlottctown nt il.<l-'i n. ul.,
bpeclnl leaves Cln\r~iottetowrr nt 2 u`clock
in the nfternoon, returning leave Suffolk
for the city nt 7.30 p. nr. Return fnrc by
morning trnln 25 cents, by nfterrroon
train 35 cents. Tickets vnu be olrtnincrl nt
the Railway Station Tlrurstlny nrorrrlug.
lid 3 i.
-Tea nt llrncklcy Point llonrl. A ten in
uid of the funtln ofthe new Pri-sl.ytcriun
Church on llrncklry Point Road will br-
heltl on the Mrfircgnr- funn seven miles
from the city, on \\'r-duusdny the liltb
lust. Ten on the tulrle nt 'J o‘clork
'l`be runnuging cornruittee will do
c\'crytl|ir\;1irr lln-ir'po\\'cr to ruuke this tt-n
orreof the best of the sensonblurrrlrl \\'ed»
rresslrry prove unfnvornble t hc ten \\ ill bc
hcld the fo||owin|.: alny.-ily order uf
Connnittce. |li2, l7,t\\'ltl, :£'.’.
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EXCURSION BULLETIN
S. S. CITY 0F LONDON.
'l`o Ur-well \\'c<Irrr:~<l:\y nt Ii. p. rn.
Round trip 2.'>c
To \\'c.\t lliver 1 or-is 'l li\rr.srlu_y nt Sl p.
rn. ltourul trip 201:.
'i`t\ I‘fn_\l River ports l"rirlny nt ll p. ir.
llound trip 
'l`o (`rnpuud Sntnrtluy nt Il p. rn. Rrurnd
tliu lUc, horrre curly i7 dtf
._.._¢l.
At (in_vs` rlnily \cuetnl»lr,plnr\t und fruit
rrurrlrct, ntrarwlrvrr-ir.s, buttrr beans, enli-
il1\L"~‘, t~ur-\nnlrcr:~, ripe tnrrrrriurns, wuter-
rrrelorrs, nt-rv pointers, rn|li.~lr, lettuce,
rnrrnts, in-ctr, turnip.-, spiuurlr ;_fr'er\r.~,l
lit-rrrrlnln orrio|\s,|_'recr\ oniur.s_r:\\rliilower,
nlso .~\\'cci potntncs expcrtrrl to :\rr‘i\‘e.`
'fbi' :il ova' nil this yours grou iii. A very
choir L- _~r-li-rtiurr of su dlinrr und wintrrotl
on-ryrrnsirs,1|i\i>rs.:rst¢~r~s_plrlox, priunin,
vcr I vnu, cle. 'llrcw plants :ire large un'd
\\il| give Alrnnd rceults..i. .l. tiny 8; Sun‘3_
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .
Branch Offices ai Summcrsfde, Alberton, Georyddhvn ana Searls.
Business Office Telephone i33b- Editorial and News Tllephwe 133|. `
Ollreo Honrw 8 A. rn. tn n. ru. I Omoo Hours lhun. to 0 p.m.: 8 N11. to il |\. m.
.l.` P. ii0()ll, Advnrthrilig Mgr. " .l.E.B. UMEREADY, Editor. »
F lt. NEWSOM Subscription Mgr _ ' ILS. MoRAE. Newu lhilbur.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDRAN
\\’EDNFSDAY MORNING, JULY lR. lllll
Visitors to summer resorts rnny have
rnnll. one week lticcnis, or one month 25
time without extra t-linrtge.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN AT SUMMER RESORTS.
tlrlctnrornlngeditlon of The Guardian hy
l'(‘. l S.
l’rr-sent L-ity deliveries nnry be churrgetl to any country address for any length of
tir-tiers nury be left or sent to lrcrul ofllcc, Charlottetown.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
'l`l\c situation hns not clcnmd in the rc-
lniiorrs lrct\\rrr\ Swollen und Nor\\'ny,nrrd
nlilrou;.:h innncrliute hostilities nre not
expected thr two countries rnny he re-
:nrdt-rl as rlnrrger-orrsly ni-nr to war. The
C-\ner';;crn-y vote of $2='r,tlil0,t)tl0 by the
~,2\\‘t-rlislr Pnrliurnrnt, und the closing ol
sorrrr- ports to tire wnr i~hip.s of other
po\\t>rsr1trr only be constrrrctl ns ri pre
pnrzxtlon for wur. And the \\'r\r thnt- is
thus being; in some sort prrpnrctl for is
_the rrrnrcd rocrt-ion nf Norwny. 'l`l\erc
L-nn be no leur ofnn nttnrk by Nor\\'ny the
wenltcr upon S\vt-den the str'orrgcr‘ of the
two nntinns. 'l‘lrt- rcnl dnugcr of rr hostile
outbreak uro\\'s out ol' inilnnrcd public
it-clirrg. 'i`lu-rc is n division of opinion in
Sweden us to the desirability of exercirr
irrgn L-ntrrpellinrg pow:-v. It is felt that
Sweden could conrpel .\'ov\\'|\y to Hulnnllr,
but tlrerr is strong; relui~tnrrre nnrorn:
rrrnny Swvdes to r~vstor't- the union by con-
quest, und fur'cin;_; Nor\v|\y into the posi-
t`on of n sullen, dis:-ontcrrted |nu'l.ner.
'i`hc I\`or'\\'c;;irir\.~ will iight, if tin-y needs
l)ni|yl\i:\r'l<t't. , ]l<|;:i `
rnust for their .\'<~pnrr\tc indeprrrderrt
(JMFORTA B L E
Summer clothes.
We have loads of
summer _ comfort in
store for the man who
comes to us for relief.
Our Serge and
Ilomespun Suits in
two or three piece
styles costing $8, $$ro,
or $r2,are great coolers
on a hot day.
Our Furnishing De-
partment is full to
overflowing with corn-
fortable Summer Tog-
gery of every descrip-
tion.
It's up in you, Sir, to
say whether you’ll suf-
fer with the Summer
/ heat or find relief by
Corning here.
Thin
Underwear
We’ve Summer Un-
derwear so comfortable
that it's cooler to wear
it than to go without.
We are showing
lines of
All the Gund Kinds
known to the trade.
Balbriggan, Cotton,
Cobwebs, etc., etc.
25c to $2.50 Pcr
Garment
We have sizes for all
forms of men-long
and slirn_ short and
stout, or the Regular
Man. -
We’ve great Sum-
mer comfort for you in
our Underwear.
Wash
Suits
There is a long
stretch of Tub Suit
weather ahead of us
and Mothers- will ap-
preciate our large
showing of Suits in
washable fabrics. Noth-
ing so cool, so corn-
fortable and so moder-
ate in price for the
Little Fellows’ Sum-
irrer wear as our New
Wash Suits.
You’ll bc Surprised
When you learn how
well 75c,$r.oo or $1.25
will tit out the boy for
the hard service of the
Summer campaign
An Extra Pair
]ust think what the
average Boy has to go
through in vacation.
And. where he goes,
his clothes go, too.
One of our tough-
wearing Suits and»an
extra pair of Pants
ought to see him
through all right.
We 1\ever saw better
made or stronger Suits
for Boys than we have
here. _
Tire prices are about
what you find tagged
to the ordinary wear-
ont-quick Suits.
Boys' extra pair of
pants 5oc to $1.25.
Our guarantee is al-
ways “money back, if
you want it” and it
goes with every Suit.
  Bl' S.,
The Wonderful Cheap Men.
status, although they appear not to isa
quite unanimous on this point. The
dnrrgcrl/opcueele in Sweden, whore the
wnrpnrty scenrs to gnin strength and
nury force the hnnrl of King Oscar and
the (lovcrnnrrnt._
FRE NZIED FINANCE.
i.n.\vsou of frenzied ilnnnee fame was in
Toronto the other dny und told his inter-
viewers that the securities offered on the
stock nrnrkctnre not worth half the
current prices. lic wnrnetl nil to unlond
their stocks beferl! the crash conres. If
this were done, he snye, John L). Rock~
fcllcr, reported to be the weultlricst man
on earth would be the poorest rrir\|\ in the
worlil. This is the wny he explains:
"Tirouglr John D. Rockefeller' has his
$50f),t)0tl,tl()t), it would tnkc two billions nntl
n hnlf to pny for outriglit the vnriouu prn~
pertien he has the titles to, Tirntis, hc
bus up just his xrrnrgin of 20per ccnl.,
like the poor rnnn who buys his. three
slrnres of Cnnnrlinu Pnelilc Ruilwny. Trike
his ready cupitnl nwny frorn hlnr. und he
will hnvc to sell stoclis, und if nobody will
buy tl\crn,\\'lrere will he be l "
linwson tifllrnni that. he receives 8,000
letters ar week from persons intensely in-
irercsteri in the exposures he burr nnule,
and ciuirns he lrnn profoundly influenced
the public rnl|nl.ilt‘fsnys there is not new
crrnuglr lnrsirrcsafloingr ln Wnll Street to
hnlf pny oxprrmes und the tickern ure still
i`or nn hour nt n time during stock rnurkcd
lmnr:-r.
It is expected that lion. John Costignn
will be nppoiuted to the Senate nt the
close ol' the current. .~|cr~nr|r>rr of l’nrlinrrr|>_nt~.
lturnor bus it. that lion. A. G. Blair rnny
seek to rc~errt.vr political life by content-
ing Mr. (1nst.i|_;urr's pr'esrrrt nent. ln view
ol' his record tlurin|.z the past two yenrs
it would nceru to he n rntlrcr risky busi
ne.~a.~r to pr't-dict whnt llir. lllnir rnny do
nrxt, but it would surprise n good runny
pt-r'.son:> if he should return, or mnke un
cil`ort to rctlrrn to Pnrliurncut cnrlier than
the next rgcin-ru] election.
A point ot' rnrrsitlernlrlc interest in cow
nt-etion with succt-ssiori dutieswnatlcelded
the ol.lr1'rdny in the Division Court Tor-
orrto.'i`be English practice und that of the
Gnnnllinn l’r'ovl|rees where succession
duties ure puynble has been to rrrnke these
duties n cllnrge upon the estntc. The On-
tnriu judge finds that ouch it-gnoy rnust
hear lla proportion of the succession duty,
The point culne up ln the settlement of
the cstntc ol' one Intrrcclot Bolster de-
ceased who hnti left by will to his sister
Miss Surnlr Bolster t-be income on $i5.Utl0
forlifc. Mins Bolster uluirned the intcr-
est on the full sum of $15,000. The Court.
nllowctl hcr only the interest on the eupi-
tnl Mun rrtluccil by its proportion of the
succession duty.
llll‘ISSllS (7. U. RIt.`lll\llilS &t CU., I
(Gents,-I cured n vnlunble hunting dog
of nrnnge with MIN/\lil)`S LINIMENT
ter'nevr-ini vclcrinnrieu hurl trcnteti him
willrout doing blur uny pcriunncnt gootl.
Yours &|-,,
WIi.i"lilCil GAGNE,
'l’rr\p. of (lrnurl Centrrnl liotcl.
llrulnulontlvlllc, Aug. il, `O4.
COMING EVENTS.
City Connell meets on the second Mon.
rlny in each month. Dr. F. F.1Kelly
Mayor; W. W.Cl|Lrke_ City Clerk.
I S. (l. E. Next meeting’ of Lodge
| Prince Edward in nn Tucsalny cvenlnrr
.lunc 27th. Red Rose Degree
--Z¢_._.
Minards Liniment Reliever Nauralgla.
rt_u»'» or
It which f-My CN their
lt Of lA|'l]ll,.l0l‘
ra reno tain it that
neither oi tlheeeimnn "They
form, howevor,a 
tiatlon.We oannotthlrih that tho company
had any expectation that thsirjproposal
for a renewal of contract would heliocent-
edf Oar eitixanevoxpevot a something
better- commercial rate than 15 oente with
20 per nent discount. The preeeut roto
for illuminating gas le 'almost absurdly
high. The proposal to reduce it when
the present oouxumptipn shall holin-
oreaaed one hal! la 'nel n valuable een-
cession. There can be no increase of coh-
eumption at the present price. A dollar
and fifty cents rate for the gaaused for
heat and power is a concession, hut it.
leaves the price etllijhigh and the re\lue~
tion touches but a handful ofcustomors.
Au to the price fixed for the sale of th
gas and electric properties we
me not prepared to offer nn opinion
that is wlorth anything nor is any citizen
or Councillor who is not- possessed af:cx~
pert knowledge. The need of capable, hn-
partlninnrl reliable expert vnluntlon in
npparc nt. A point wrrrth inquiring
into is whctlicr the Company would sell
their elcctrlcrrlantalone,und retain the
uns property. Of course tlrero would he
rlitlieultiee in the way of dividing two
plants whose lreadquarfm-sure together,
but so ferns we are aware there in no
par-ticulnrticsire or need onthe part. of
our citizens to o\vn two lighting plnnt.r~i.
We are gratified however to find an
approach being rnzule towurdrrn agree-
ment of some sort. between the City and
the Company und ifit ahrrll result. in nn
nrl‘nlrgernerrt that willbe xensonnbly otitis-
fnctory, so rnueh the better. It is proper
to mention in conclusion tlrntinnll the
rrcgotintiorrs the Cornpnuy have the nd-
vnntn|.;e of expert knowledge nrnl full
iniorrnntiun upon rnnuy points such ns is
hot posscruaetl hy the City Council.
1"URGA'l`lVES ARE I)ANGEil()liS
'l`l\ey gripe, cnuse burning _pnins and
rnuke the uonntipnted condition even
worse. Plryslcinns sny thc idenl inxutive
is Dr. linu||lton'|-r Pills of liinrldntlco und
lluttcrnut; they ure exueerlrngiy mild,
conrposed only of lrenltlr-irrvllrg wgctulrlc
cxl.rnct~s. l)r_ llurnilt/uns Prlla restore
regular inoveruent of the bowels, strcn;;~
then the nt/orrruelr >Lu'lfy the blood. For
corrstipntiorusriek lrcrnlaelre, billiousncss
n|\tl<li.~ror'1icrc<l digestion no nredlcine on
enrth nrnltes such reprarkulrle r-ure.-1 ns
Dr. lIiunilton'n l’illi~i. fry u Zinc. box your-
self. 1
MORE BODIES FOUND.
Gu,\NA.1uA'|-o, Mex., July il.-In the
process of cleaning streets of debris
unused by the flood, more bodies have
been founll. Most of the corpses nre
mangled lreyorulrceopmlllorr. 'l‘lu~clty in
still without light or drinkin); water.
.....-
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollar
Earned
The nverngc nrnn docs not rrnve to ex
need ten pci' cent of his cnrnlnlgs. lic
nxust spend nine dollnrsin living cxlrcrises
for every dollnr sured. Tlmt being the
citric he cunuot be too careful about un-
necessary expenses. Very often rt few
cents properly invested, like buying seeds
for his gnrden, will envo several rlollnrn
outlay inter on. It. is the some iu lruyinrr
Olrum|>erlnin‘s Colle, Cholera nud Dinrr-
hoen Renredy. Itcosts butn few cents,
und |\ bottle of it. in the house often saves
u 1loctor's bill ol' sewrnl dnllnrs_ For
Hale by nil druyzglsts.
_-"W"-'“
Resorts And Tours, Illustrated, i905.
A Vacation Directory And Ency-
clopaedia Free.
“Resorte nnrl Tours, illustrnterl" for 1005
is renlly n rncutiun directory nnti cney-
clopaedia for the traveler. It contains DU
panes of dcllrxhtful descriptive remllnrz,
hcxuitiful hnlf»tone illustrntiorur nnd a list
of nirout l\'»0t) resorts; also complete iufor»
rnntlcn rcrrnrriirrri vutvs, hotels, railroad
routes, etc. Send n postui card to the
General 1‘nsecu|;cr ])t-purtnnurt, Boston Sc
Maine ltnilrourl, liostun, requesting one
und wn‘ll rrrnll il. free.
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Dlnncr Sets nt P. IC. Islnnd`n Grentest.
Crockery Store froru $5.11) and upto $3-5,00,
\V. 1'. Colwlll,Euuuyr~ido. 7- 12d ti
 '
WN
AND FIZZY. _
Our Seidlitz Powders are
made up fresh at ehort inter-
vale.
We put thorn up lil till
boxes, they are thoroughly
protected from mollture.
F. PERKINS &
GREAT
c|.osrNo-oUT
SATLE-
Tiic RusirStill Continues
at thc Closing-outSalc.
W00i.
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We pay highest cash pricclfor wool. -  is as W
if our
Writ- 
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- ' You CAN SEE f
7 n th nie
Moncton, Hcwson s, Canadian, Scotch and 
English Twccds at one third off. 
.li-l
Boys’ and §_Mcn’s Ready-made 'Clothing
lni'or-lor laundry work makes good linen look
poor. Even poor iluonlooku wull when clone
_ia
  ATTEND
nan nice. V S C0NR0Y’S
GREAT
F. PERKINS 8.0 -, Su" CASH
 Discount Sale
of all boots and shoes in
 S1001! _
1 - I
- _ ~ * SUNNYSIDE»
. f ~ ¢Ped°%;star2»..i?-f.eida. - --
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BERllER’S »
RIS GREEN
_ i -AND-
wnor.EsA|.E AND RETAIL. .-t.--»=.-.-n--.....,...4,.
mdrsnusceu i
With your Toothbrush,
do the bristles oome out or
is its shape inconvenient?
e Some brushes have no ex-
cuse for beingused by any-
one and perhaps you have
been unlucky enough 'to
get one of this kind.»
stock . convenient shape,
bristles well secured. See
"21'
Our Toothbrushes
are of the best selected
the new line of japanese
brushes we sell at 15 and
 zoc. __
ELLIS
'The Druggist
and Optlciau.
 
'|'||g R0 M3 Hardware Q0 Cn...r........_.....».~....
- I nishin s Hats Caps,
V g I D
LIMITED. . etc... etc.
r v
Siu:-We wish to direct y_0ili'
attention to our stock of new
cloths for s rin and summer
lin Jibsolutelv Sale lrwésrmcnr. P “
wear.
Our cloths are imported from
the very best manufacturers in
There has never beeusfailure of an old line Life Insurance England, Sgogignd and Ireland
for Policy holders in ,accordance with the Gov- _
Company doing business in Canada- Life Insurance, therefore. is an and include ; ‘
absolutely safe investment for policy holders in a Canadian Company. Worsteds. Fancy Sultlngs,
Vieunas, Sergee,
Tweeds, Trowserings.
Clit ZNWII [lit iil$ll|’dil(¢ Z0iii|)dl\l} 3t‘;‘.§12fri..‘§f’ri.°€7{.'2.”.;.., R.r..f
 Hhs during the pg” yegn- ` p“'i1‘c;feairi.aiti.l::tiai¥iiE:;e‘:\.tlefacilon
lr; the cuttllng, fitting and nialre uf
l l . .
V o our cot ng.
Himosr lloublcd its Reserve tuna  i‘f»1“ir~1‘=“°-Ilifiii
will be nbie to suit you. _
Youmrespeetfnily.
Jour ructreou sr, y co
ernment Ste»r'\'d'e.rd. gum S",-an
_ _...___ mjg5_:§}i¢h=m »¢i=s=vef\>°=. _ Pr-winem onrm- Mommr. Que.; \\1vrrmrp¢g,M-n.; Herrin,  yvigegiq
hnrlottetovm
i HEAD orrlcn ~ - - - . _ Toronw  5
American Rubber Tired
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