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anew *H-"
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_-I, We ' `_ are - taking
ch-dere -now. forlslard
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Coal, the Schooner
 ` McFarland
will arrive here early
in August with 1000
ton. Customers-will
save money by order-
ingfvnow for delivery
from this vessel.
 Pickard 8|. Go
 _ Phone 24-0.
_special uN|oN JM K's 27x ie
not-.. est-.n at PA'roN's. 7-25 mtl
x 
-, socltr rolur soar
Uommsnninz June ls\.t.he Stnlzlillsbore
will run daily (except Sunday) betweeen
gba Ferry _whf.anrl nocky Point during
nmmsrmonthrmt the follnwinghraviz.
Leave Ch'fown Leave Rocky Point
700s lu. , 7.30 a. m.
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PM)  10.00 "
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p. m.
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Leave Ch’town ' Lsav
9.00 a, m. ' _I
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alwsnf.-140 ricsfas OLD.
. <1-°=i‘l°\r..‘1i»1ly;.l4»1.1-l
All old 6l|8t0|1_) gi ‘lving “way pgn-
ny loaves of ‘bre¢tl"6|i' the morning of
s funeral, is recalled by the prmngg.
tion to the .county museum at Lin-
coln o_f a loaf dated 1772. The loaf
“fl sign, ever _et_.the funeral or
CONV 000. who`was Godirrior of
N10 C8900. Lincoln, and stsd’»en~»Feb_
11. 1172. .___ ' .- ' -
-'*'_v_O--~_i;
_ Maliesllalr Grow
All Drug stores sell SALVIA, and
lt is guaranteed to grow han- or
money back. I
The time to take care of your hair
ijt; when you have hair 1,9-take can
If your hair is getting thin, gradu-
BUY falling out, it cannot be long
before the spot appears. .
The greatest remedy to stop the
hair from falling is SALVIA, the
Great American Hair Grower, first
discovered in England. SALVIA fur-
nishes nourishment to the hair roots
and acts so quickly that people are
amazed.
And remember, it destroys the
Dandruii germs, the little pest that
sails the life that should go to the
hair from the roots. '
SALVIA is sold by first-class drug-
gists under a positive guaranteed tg
cure Dandrull, stop falling hair and
itching scalps in ten days, or money
back. A large bottle costs 50c." The
Word “SALVIA” on every bottle.
Ri,tchie_’s_
One Dollar' Fountain- Pen
_s .
We wish to call special at-
tention to our One Dollar
Fountain Pen.
This Pen is made by THE L. E
WATERMAN CO , of_Montreai,
the makers of the famous
Waf¢rmsn’s ldeal Fountain Pen
It has the regular Waterman
feed, 14kt. solid gold pen in fine,
medium and coarse' points and
comes in plain and chasrd barrel
In a word 'tis
_‘A Pen that always goes, ful-
fills all expectations and satis-
fies the most exacting writers’
G. E. .RI TCHIE
?-."9 ' _ J
CFresh, Pulre
IChocIolates>‘
week old.
‘ . Our line of Moirs chocolates dicidedly dainty, in
:lf
v .
We get our chocolates sent in fresh. shipments
weekly and guarantee them to be not more then one
. boiled- sets cont'a`in_inga chaise display of assorted
f ' 1 'flavors that are bound to please the most critical tastes. -»
1-2 lb. box 35c r lh.6oc in bulk 5o¢ a lb. '""
_ McKinnon _Drug _Company 3
li
C ...J *' -___
as--'__..
“S
$
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¢ . a 1 » _ _
_ .~'_:.,;_:;_. ,~1,;§_'L.__..____,‘.-::P£~,--l‘.':-‘.`-'g~:.:= -`.-if. 1.
 f Scrutinize Closely :Ill
_nhen making purchases, particularly of tobaccd. 'l here
’j a good deal of very common
  'f \
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tobacco on the market
and as a rule it costs just
CHllil.0lTETOWll
' It pays to buy in this Province. “
J. G. Bcrlmgeour, Cardigan, w °
in Charlottetown Saturday. .I
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R. Fltlgerald, was a passenger to
Summerside Saturday afternoon.
W. Walker, Charlottetown, was e.
passenger returning from the west
Saturday morning.
Elmer Ritchie, Charlottetown, was
a passenger to Summerslde Saturday
afternoon.
Capt. McDonald, Georgetown, was 5,
passenger to Charlottetown Saturday
afternoon.
When the Guardian News phone 188
is reported busy, after 6 p. m., ps-
trons should ask for 132-8.
Miss Mary Allison Doull, artist oi
New York, accompanied by Miss
Maria Doull, has arrived to speiid-
the summer in Charlottetown. ‘ 'fi
A cslllble newspaper type corrsctor
can learn of permanent employment
by writing Query, P. O. Box 99,
Charlottetown at once. -
A heavy shower passed over Char-
lottetown Saturday afternoon and
while those on. Great George et;-eat
were drenched by the rain. pedestrians
on Queen street did not get any.
Subscribers and others are asked
to remit by Money Order or by Reg-
istered Letter. The Guardian is not
responsible for remittances forwarded
other than as above.
Any person in this Province, who
intends to visit New York City eith-
er for business or pleasure may find
it to their advanta e tr write
town. ,
Citizens of Charlottetown will
learn with pleasure that they will
this week be favored with two hand
concerts. one on Tuesday, tomorrow,
night and another on Friday night.
This will be especially appreciated in
view of the many visitors who wil'
he in the city on Tuesday, the occa-
sion of the visit of Royalty.
J. J. Macdonald, B. Sc, is home
from Kansas City, Mo., for a short
holiday at Vernon River. Mr. Mac-
donald has received an appointment
as Lecturer in Mathematics and De-
monstrator in Civil Engineering at
McGill University, Montreal.-I-Ie be-
_gins his duty there early in Septem-
er.
The City building, _Charlo,ttetown,
presentsia handsome alillearance in its
dress of red, white and blue. Coun~
cillor McDonald has superintenrled th;
work and its reflects great credit' on
his taste. The windows are heavily
draped and bear large shields and
rosettes harmoniously arranged.White
flags and hunting are displayed every-
where.
A correspondent from Springfield
writes that the storm of Monday
night last was one of the worst ex-
perienced in that part of the'coun~
try for a long time. A large barn 9!
x 28; feet belonging to W. J. Sea-
man was lifted on its foundation and
blown down, a part of it about thir-
teen feet long was carried about
twelve feet from its foundation and
man was lifted of its foundation and
barn was very much broken up. The
damage to the barn and machinery
is estimated at about S400.
Today the C. G. S. Brant will sup-
ply for the S.`S. Harland on the re-
gular Orwell, China Point trip, leav-
ing here at 1 o'clock and returning
Tuesday at 10 e..m. This change is
as much as the good. Ask
for RIVAL or MASTER
MARINE if you 'want a
good smoke. If a chew, try
C O M B I N A T I O N
'r Wlsr.
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made on account of the proposed ex-
cursion of _their Royal Highnessee
and party up the West River on the
Harland, the steamer having to un-
dergo an overhauling for the purpose.
Saturday the Harland left Charlotte-
town gt' six. a.m. for West River and
returned at 9 a.. m. She left again
for West River at 3.30 p.m., return-
ing at 6.15 p.m.
to the F"orida otel Pownal.-
  9   Con The following ivere recent visitogl;
. I ‘ ’
-  ‘  Stewart, Dr. A. . and Reid, Char-
.'
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_Claimant .':,»;;:._,is~“"  
~‘ This is an exceptional value in an open throat reversible_hay
carrier made for a 4x4 track, is
very heavy and made _entirely
lfrom best grade malleable iron with heavy track wheels, All .
I wheels and pulleys revolve on bushings of turned steel. The car-
rier is very satisfactory and bound to give-good service .. . . “$5.00
‘ `- 0lher*V llarvesling~ Supplies
 notes helen. 5_i.5o  »  spfsgzgtesgumty
"Hit on forks 88c
,' 1 5 Sc thee 75c and gee
‘"R.°i.?; '."’°" ~°°son= »=°.=°» 3° "P, . .
   ,=0\DOY£’~.£ l, 0
ui,
rnhnils _ r rc
¢
 L* J . _l ~ of 5 -'-sq ' " 'j lottetown; M. T. and Mrs. Carson,
Kingston; Ja.,; A. D. Ross, Mrs.
Dorothy Ross. Inebis, ln.; G. il.
Grover, J. I. Grover, Toronto; Thom-
astand Mrs. Campbell and the Misses
Ida and Blanch Campbell, Charlotte-
town, Rev. Henry and -Mrs. Brown,
Morehouse, Boston; 0. B. Hhze, A. Tf.
Stearling, F. H. Bol<er,_Mrs. T. H.
Boker, Master Freddy Boker, New
York; Gov. Boscome, Mrs. G. Bos-
come. Boston.
i\|Vernon; Chas Drake, Boston; T. ` J.
::Get your cigars here. We can
show vou without doubt one of the
best displays of cigars in the Pro-
vince including all the famous brands
such 'as Marguerites, Maritsnias,
Webster’s Clear Havanas and the fa-`
mous El Presidente. Our cigars are
kept in fine smoking condition in oar
patent case and humidor. All prices.
Be.. 10c._ stratghta and 3 for »ll5c.
The McKinnon Drug Co,, corner Gt.
George and Kent Sts. ' Mtf.
Evapora ted
Cream C A
Bread lgaf
' Evaperatad Crass: Bread ia the
biggest seller ln the city. lt ls s
light. sweet, flaky lesfihat is as
delicious and wholesome as- the
meet captions could desire. Largs
lost 7s. '
Also Duchess, Vienna and
_i ordinary house loaves. Phone sn.
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I » -.~ .. , " ` '  J .lg mm
s *Y*
,mi _, M, sy 'V
g "EH
I-1,," care of Guardian Charlottt-
f ._Sle`wertfs _Bakery    Macs
` ,gs K... gm., ~ _ ' M5 gt gmt, S, ' Office Sunnyside ¢l\r\ettstown
to the ad of L.
shingles which ap-
, _ W.. ,
r, B,ummerslde~ Will be in gala dress
for the gathering of the Clans to be
held there on August 14th.
The Essory estate on Grafton
Street, Charlottetown, was sold at
auction yesterday by R. Beartsto.
Mr. F. W. Hughes liveryman, tile
present occupant, was the purchaser.
The plgce was sold for $555.-Exe.
The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this
province. All such items should be
mailed to "The .Guardian News
Dept., Charlottetown." immediately
a(f_ter the events. etc., have transpir-
c
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The lowest temperature recorded
Saturday was fifty.seven degrees
_abgve aero and. the highest was eev-
<en y-four above. The lowest recorded
the previous night was fifty above.
(At nine a. m. Saturday it was fifty-
eeven above, and at nine p. m. it`
was sixty-one above.
Saturday the Northumberland left
Charlottetown at 8.30 a.m. for Pic~
tou with passengers, mail, express
and freight and arrived at 12.05 p.
m.' She left again at 4.50 p.m., with
passengers, express, mail and freight
and arrived at 8.25 p.m. Bhe leaves
today at 8.20 a. m. for Picton, re-
turning at night.
The case against John A. Crokin,
Emerald, for a first offence against
the Prohibition Act, tried before
Stipendiary Shaw in Charlottetown
Saturdayresulted fn a conviction
and fine of $100 and costs or three
months in jail. The case against
David Edwards.. Rose Valley, was
adjourned for one week.
Saturday the eastern express ar-
rived ln Charlottetown at 8.20 a.m.,
five minutes late; the northern ex-
vress at 9.30 a.m., five minutes late;
the Cape Traverse accommodation at
0.55 a.m., on time; the Tlgnish ae-
:ommodation at 11.40 a.m., on time;
Lhe eastern accommodation nt 5.20 p.
m., on time, and the Tignish express
On Friday evening the officers
searched the premises of Peter Mer-.
ttn, corner of Dorchester and Wey-
mouth Streets, Charlottetown, and
secured some samples of beer which
will be tested. They also searched the
premises of Patrick McKenna, corner
of Cumberland and Sydney streets,
and secured a quantity of beer which
will also be tested-
.A very pretty wedding to" place
when Sadie the daughter of Angus
McPherson, was united in marriage to
Albert Johnson of White Sands. Miss
M8/Egle McPherson. sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid' and Garfield
Roberts of White Sands was grooms-
men. The bride, who was one of
High Bank’s most popular young
ladies, was most becomingly attfred
in a pretty suit of white organdie.The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. J. McNeill of Murrav River. After
the ceremony e bountiful supper was
served and the evening passed most
oleasantly witn music, and songs.
Bagpipe music was given by William
McPherson, of Bellvue, uncle of the
nrfde which was highly appreciated
by all. After midnight the happy
couple left for their home in White
Sands amid showers of rice. The dis-
'-lay of beautiflll and costly presents
received bv them testified to the es-
teem in which they are both held.
 
Neilson’s
Chocolates A
“The Chocolates that
are diFferent.."
Packed ~in\ I attractive
white boxes, -delicious
and satisfying.
Try them-
est. 45., eo.. 15., ao.._
_ ` $l.00, L50.
l _johnson & Johnson
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_ .¢.
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 I "Cleaner
Smoky City Well Paper
Cleaner is a new prepara-
tion that has wonderful
merits in instantly cleaning
all kinds of wail paper,
kaleomlne and fresco.
It absorbs all dirt. cleans
and disinfects and does not
stain or fade-merely rub
_ iltion the wellies? the dirt
sap rs. s preper
atlonI:.gnsraateed. Lsrge`
i can, enough _to dos rocaip.
»¢-. » ... ..»»aa<ssa C
at High Bank, Lot 64, on July 24th"
Wall-Paper '
Standard ` f _ ` . °
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I smn warns worm to $1.25 _
Saturday and Monday  each
READY on Tan 'rAa1.es1*oR you on SATURDAY ieomiegi
and continuing until Monday at one o’clocli'., he will run this great shirt wais
bargain, of pretty lawn waists-some with low necks, some with high necks’
some open back, some open front, all white.
Shirt Waisis Worth io $1.95$ ,25 S
Saturday and Monday for each
HERE IS A BAR GAIN IN A SOMEWHAT BI‘.T'l`ER LINE-
handsfme lawns, dimifies, batistes and the like. Some of slum have Dutch _ '
necks, some have little tum down collars, some have high necks all _are good
new styles this season. If you viant two or three new waists gct in promptly.
. Worth to 1.95_for   . . . .
..‘ _ $|.l5~
$2.50Dresses ` $3.75.Dresses‘
now $1.95 --1 |-- now $2.50 --| 0
These are made in pretty ging- - -
hams and Percales some stripe* Here is apartlcnlarlly nicclinc,
1 ~» » - '
some Plain” some checks’ all of mostly Anderson glngianis in a
them smart, tasteful, wellmade .lot of pretty colors and patiein
. ffects all latest 1912 cuts all new
dresscs-~- all of them new this sea- e ’ - ’ _ ’
S°“-_*he _“lv ffm f°f the f°- §'.f.g3.§‘i..a'i§.J"§f.lll§."°§.i.5f"@2.iI2
duction - is that we are going to
need a lot more room___m____$|_95_ I I early for this lot.................$Sb0_|
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2.95,
4  ALL THE 4.50 DRESSES are bc- `
0 ing sold out this week at ;4.oo. That is
cheaper by a long shot, than you can buy
 pcprd make the goods. Get in earlysgillgsr  _
ALL the 2.95 DRESSES are being
now sold out this week at 2.25. At this price
' there is a great range of the prettiest ,_
- _ sh rments, at medium prices, that we '-
3°00 Ilvdlveegfzr sold. 2.95 for...............$2.25 '  _
'v Ladies' llats Worth io 85C to go for l5c
~ THERE IS A GREATBIG LONG COUNTER of these- many styles,
many colors, many shapes, but all of them new, and all of them good. ]ust as it
says, worth to 85c. now  
I Ladies’ ,lists Worth to $li25'lor l_'25c
HERE IS SPLENDID BARGAIN LINE, it just ingeansthat we are going
_. to close up this millinery season without a hat'or flower belonging to summer of
1912. ifcut prices will do it. Hats worth to 1. '25 for.............,..........._.....  I5c
Ladies’ llats Worth to $5. for_90c 
Here is another chance for you to pick up something smart in _a,.high
class hat at aprice that is just a joke on the regular value. The assortment of
these is not very large-a. good many you know but not so that you can risk
taking chances on it. Come early. -
All chin ' » Au clmurors  
New ,,,',`§“S llali Price New ,,,,,,,,,,,S llaif Price
DOW
481: Rompers for Saturday Q Monde_y.50c
' IF THERE is A WOMAN WHO oWNs A SMALL BOY OR- GIRL and who wil
not be pleased at this bargain chance we‘d like to hear of her. These rompers are all new, al
made up of good wash material will wear well, will look will, and you will be well pleased
` ?'ff‘.'.‘.".'=.‘t‘;.i’f’ffii‘!¥.‘7?'f.'1??f' gifcf.iii§fi‘ti‘1'%¥.f‘i‘t‘..t‘i“5‘t¥.first 50c
‘Double Discounts on Linen Table Cloths
LAST MONDAY WE MADE THIS SAME OFFER -it rained, and some women
missed it, who wanted to get in on it. This time, Saturday nil day and l\;londHYb?10flnltf;_g “|232
l o'clock, we offer a double discount on all this special lot of handsome nen ta e c n s w -
‘ _border all round. Consider the prices for a minute
$2.25 Table Cloths are now $t.59 $1-35 Tflble C|?fh; 'fe "2" V" '
3_5() al u H ic 7.10 4_5o H 2.70
5.75 u ll u ii  490 “ " N 2,94
" Dress Goods Worth to $1.00 59c
THIS LOT OF DRESS GOODS INCLUDES A WIDE ASS(_);'I`M-EN'll` Og
fabrics, in perhaps eight or nine different colonags, and nearly H1’ "NNY dl CHIP! S01' S 0
goods. In the lot there are goods suitable for dresses, for suxtmgfi. f0\'_Cl1llflfCi1 S df@S<\¢S ‘
and all the rest. There are goods regularly 0ff¢fCd
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1"5“"“"°e _ nanny .Inu some
in good strong Stock Companies at rea-
` sonable rates.
i Promptness in payment of all claims,
a strong feature. elose our places of bust-‘
E. R. BROW ',`._°1:°-.,‘.‘§‘:,',‘.;‘,'
H. Taylor
N Tapton
We the undersigned Iewelle __
have decided to join in the half,
holiday movement and agree 'to
£9".
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