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Letting You Down
Easy
If you place your coal ord-
ers with us now you will be
justlthat much ahead at the
end of the season, for you
know that the price of coal
will advance later. We can
supply the best quality of
both I-lard and Soft coal at the
lowest price.
A. Pickaril & Co
Phone 240
Ch’town
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Choice Faim For Sale
Situated on Coveliead Road formerly
owned by the Liite 'Ihomiis Carroll,
consisliiig of onn hundred acres of good
land with new dwelling house and out
buildings iill in good repair. Ternis on
BDPlics.tion. Apply Mrs. William Jen-
nings on the premises or
BENJ CARTER & CO.
045.3.lilMwi`milipd Auctioneers
Stoc£Sale
We are authorized by Mr, Porley
Much to sell on bis farm, Southport, on
Monday August :ils‘, commencing at
l ilil P M.
18 choice Miich cows,
2 newly calvrd cows,
4 cows to celve in September,
2 _veiir olds,
li d riift horses,
l iillio, l 2 year old, (Baron Calvin)
2 piss ,
1 threasher and clrciner
Terms li months credit on a_nprovod
Be Good O
To Yoiiiself
by k@CI1iIlg` in ood physical
trim and you wiTl be the best
friend to yourself and ii pleas-
l1r€_t0 Others. Most sicknesses
begin in the ordinary and
mmm' ailments of tho digestive
organs. and for these ailments
s '9
Pitts
have become the most popular
remedy. because they are so
iiafe. so certain, an prompt
in their beneficial action.
i‘hey tone the stomach, stini-
ulate the liver, regulate the
bowels. By cleansing thc
system and purifying the
blood they prove that they
Are Worth
A Guinea a Box
Dlreellonl of special value with cvery bog,
Sold everywhere. ln lwxel, 25 ¢on\|_
Hard oal
ips will be due here Monday
August 3rd with 1000 tons
of Stove & Egg sizes.
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Customers will be supplied
from the vessel.
Geo. E. Full
Retail oal Dealer
l-EENJ. CARTER. & CO, `
a“i.0ill-ri lilinwfuiilip _1 Auctioneers
Prince St. Wharf
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The best pfe‘ --.fgr
paration you can
possibly secu
for tan, freckles,
s u n - b u r n is
Rexall Tan and
Freckle Lotion.
I MacKinnon D
Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.
Tan and hundreds of persons
Freckles, all, in two ounce bot-
This is an excellent
preparation used by
and recommended by
ties 25 cents.
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Master Marine Smoking Tobacco, Bl3Ck TWW*
nd Combination Twist Chewing T0b8¢C0-
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Don’t Run
The Risk
of gmoking inferior tobacco.
It is injurious to Y0U1”S€lf.
and a nuisance to Y0l1f
friends. Besides. 80041 ffag'
rant tobacco costs no more.
its all in knowing what to
ask for. Remember anY0I'l€
of the following.
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“Tlie Silver Black Fox lndustry"
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If you intend making an investment in the
- Silver Black Fox Industry 4
'ouii ssiivicss Aim xr vous cniuiminin
'Accurate and Authenticinformation tual’ be Obtained
without charge 01' 0bll8ail0¥1. -
nit Rom invssiurur i=.xciiANcs
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0ffi¢¢g; Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown. P
DI reotors:
Hon. John AKMW G°°rg° D’ Demois
John 0, Hyndman William E. AUIIZW
Montreal Office: London Of ce:
» . - - St. Mary’s Chambers.
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L ouminiiin T
1T PAYS to buy in this Province.
` FLOWER SHOW Prince of Wales
College. August zs-27. 5013.
LONG CREEK- Rev. Angus Mac-
Millan will preach in the Long Creek
Baptist Church on Sunday, Aug. 23
at 7 p. in.
PEOPLE’S CHURCH. - Mr. M.
C. MacKinnon will preach in the
Peoi>le"s omircii on sabbath nic zsra
inst. at 11 ii. ni., and at Cliurclilll at
0.30 p. ni.
A GOOD SUPPLY.-The Rev. Mr.
Bell occupied the pulpit of the Pownal
Methodist Church on Sunday morning
and evening, and preached two ex-
ccllent sermons. Mr. Bell has lost
none of his old time vigor and holds
a_wiirm place inthe Pownal congrega-
tion.
THE EVANGELINE.-The S. S.
Evliilgellne arrived in char-
lottetown early last evening. The
following passengers arrived by her:
From Bostonz- H. D. Fennell;
G. A. Fenncll; Willisin Flan-
“€I`y'; Miss K. Flannery; Miss F.
Siniih; Mrs. M. McKenzie; M. W. Col-
ouiionn; Mrs. Ciilchouii; George Cal-
quiioun; ll. Ford; W. R. Hayden; Dr.
M. Anderson; Mrs. Anderson; Miss B.
\Villianis; J. D. Webster; Miss Pig~
ilott; Mrs. P. M. Mcl)o1iuld; Robert
Mwoiinld: James Nieiioison A. L. rer-
rell; D. J. Sculley Miss M. Broderick;
M. Rnninglinni; H. B. Fuller; Mrs.
Fuller; (J. B. Mcliuy; Mrs. McKay; J.
’l‘. Douglas; Mrs. J. D. Webster; Miss
A. M. Fraser; Mrs: C. E. Sliuchforil;
Miss H. Wlilte; H. Eldrich; Mrs.
Eldricli. From Ilulifuxz- M. S.
i-lugar; Mrs. llagar; lt.
J. Burlium; H. S. Stone; Mrs. Stone;
A. J. Rogers; W. F. Desmond. From
Hawkesburyz- ll. Wright; G. Wright;
A. Mclntosli; J. A. Sorimgeour; Miss
A. llolnies; Mrs. J. W. Doyle; Miss M.
Lawlor; Miss It. Lawlor; Miss ii.
Creighton.
' :You will enjoy your outing more
if you take ii Tlicrmos Bottle with
you-You can keep liquids not Ur
Cold for twenty-four hours. We have
sonic nice lunch kits :it 32.25 each-
Wc curry everything miide ir. this
line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc. E.
A. Foster, Central Drugstore, MU,
:The Ladies llonie Journal for
September ls thc Autumn Fusliioii
iiiiiiiher und is ii very fine uno con-
taining ii number of choice stories,
(Special Articles, Needlework I"nsli-
cupy sliould he in every ironic. sc-nil
ions and other useful information. A
iyour order to Carter di Co., Ltd.,
price 15 cents per copy by mail 203.
508i.~3-2`l.Til2i.
::'i‘liE BUYER Wil() STUDIES
F.<‘()NOMY.~ ’l‘lie_.oldc-st. brand ol'
White Lend on ilio (fiuiaidiiiii niarket
toiluy is “llr:iniiriim's”. This White
loud has been ii staiidnril "iii Enu-
lish" for over 100 years. and for thi-
Cniiudiaii innrket it is now made at
the llriindraiirllendcrsoii Lead Works
in Montreal, one oi’ the very iinost
lend eorroding plants in the world.
Briindrnnrs White Lead is corroded
by ii speciril process, discovered by
thc original i3ru.iiili':iin, n. process
which makes the lead penetrate. ii
great distance into the wood, thus
ziiiordiiig protection to the wood torn
much longer time than most other
white leads. the buyer who studies
economy will always give it tho pre-
ference.
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An Ogortunity
Owing to ill health of the active
partner we are compelled to oiier for
sole our large general business in the
thriving village of O'I»eary, 1'. E. Is-
land.
This is one of best locations, and
the business done, one oi the lnrgest
Many gguntry store on P. E. Island.
The stock comprises 9, complete line
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hiirdwnre,
Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishings
and similar lines carried by modern
general stores.
There are also levers! good sgsncies
which will go with the huilllilil-
The buildings comprise n lB\`S° “nd
up-to-date store and two \‘00my WMI
houses on railway siding.
Tenders will be received up to and
including August 15th, 1914, and H!
we mean business each tender must
be accompanied by Q certified cheque
for $1000.00 paysble to the Bank Oi
Nova sootiii. o'i.¢ei~y. some to be “-
turned if tender is not accepted.
The highest or any tender not nec-
olnrily accepted.
Remember otpportunity khovkl but
once at your oor.
For further particulars cell vi'
write to '
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FLOWER SHOW Prince of Wules
College, August 26~27. 5073,
IlA\P'l‘IS'l‘S T0 MEET.-The Island
Baptists_wi1i _meetiin Quarterly Sess-
ion at Westmoreland on September
ist and 2nd forcoiislderatioiiofbus-
iness and discussion of live questions.
tzllexall Cream of Almonds makes
the skin cool, soft, pliable, trans-
parent, deiiciously fragrant and
clean-combihing ull the delightful
qualities that makes for skin com-
fort and refinement. lliiicliinnon Drug
Btg_ Mti.
as long ns a lady wears 8, garment
made of this beautiful fur. 'Every-
thing to assure its permauency. 5056
::i’ure,Gold Quick Icings save time.
5079.
Silver Black Fox -Company offers you
one of the best propositions seen on
the market. Write Wm. Moran, Char
Zottetown, P. E. Island for particul-
ars. W '"~' 3363-7-10Mti.
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- ~' MISS ELLEN STEWART
The death occurred at her liorne
in Bethel, Lot 48, at 5.30, Wediiesiiiiy
afternooii, after a short illness, ol’
Ellen, the eldest daughter of the lute
Mr. James Stewart. Miss
Stewart, who always lived nt lionic,
will he keenly missed by the fainily
d id cicl ff' is lli
an w e r e o rieiii , ani cr
ileiiih at the comparatively curly age
ol' 47, will come as ii decided shock
to all. Besides liel' sorrowing inotlier,
the following brothers uiiil sisters arc
lel`t to mourn their loss»-Juiiieut
lionic, Mrs. John Mc1)oiialil, Mount
llyiin; John and Iiriico ut lionie, Suni-
iiel in East Boston, \’Vulltioe in Win-
nipeg uiiil Cliaries iii Vancouver, io
ull oi`| \vlioiii ’l‘lio Guardiaii extends
sincere synipuiliy. 'l‘lie i`iiiier:ii will
take place this afternooii at two o'clook
in the i'il.1iiily plot ni. the Cross Roads
Ceiiietery.
(Patriot and Examiner please
CODY.)
Mit. RUBEN DOYLE
lt is with feelings of sorrow and re-
gret that the death is received of
Mr. Ruben Doyle, son oi' Mr. ami Mrs.
John lt. Doyle wiio passed uwuy to
his eternzrkreward at the early age
of 26 years.
" l-le was taken ill with pneuinoniii
about three weeks ago but was llioiiglil
io be well on the way to recovery.
Heart trouble, however ,set iii subse-
quently and on Sunday, at il p. iii.
‘death laid un icy liunil on him and
claimed him for its own.
All that medical Skill and the core
and devoted love of the family could do
was done for lilni, but ’t\vas in vain.
. In his dying inonieiits lie was well
lprcpurcd by his zealous and devoted
pastor, ltov. A. P. Mcliellan and rc-
ceiveil the lust rights of the Catholic
Cliuroh ot' which he had always been
a faitliiul and eiinrgotii: nioniber.
Tlioiigh his life was short it was
well lived and he \voii for liiinscll ii
host ol' iriciiils. The esteem iii which
lic was licld was evideiiocd by the
very large nuinber who followed his
remains on Tuesiluy morning to St.
i\ndrcw’s Church when ii High Mass of
 
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SORBINE
YRAUE NAHF Wi, U S PAY OF
Will reduce lnflamed, Strolned,
Swollen Tendons, Ligaments,
Muscles or Bruisee. Stops the
larnenes- and pain from :i Splint,
Side Bone or Bone Spaviii. No
blister, no hair gone. Horse can be
used. $2 a bottle delivered. Describe
your case for special instructions
and Book 2 K Free.
Alsunmqsujkq the antiseptic linimcni for
mankind. c uceii Strnined, Torn Liga-
mimu. Enlarged Gindn. Veins or Muscles.
Henle Cuts. Sores. Ulcers. Alloys pain. hir:
81.00 lbotlleai onleruol dellverrd. Book "l'-Tvidenre" in-r
ULF. Y0lJNG. l'.D.l'. lli Lvmml lilu..l|ontreai. Can.
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Requiem was celebrated by Rev. A. P.
MscLellan, thence to the cemetery l
where interment took place. The cor-- l
tege included the members of C. M.
B. A., iiiouriiing the loss of their dead
brother.
His pail bearers were Nushus Hac-
Cormluk ,Cornelius Mcinnls, Joseph
Barrett, James Aiikemi. Joseph Fisher,
George McDonald.
lfis father mother, three sisters Mrs.
Jones, Nouton, Moss., Mrs. John Fisher ‘
Duluth. Mimi., Mrs. Joseph McDonald,
Tracdie and two brothers. Elisha
and Milton at home are all left to
mourn. `
To the sorrowing friends The Guar-
dian tenders its heartfelt.
"Rcqulesciint in Pace."
Co., Cor, Great George and Kent I "_ ‘ .-7.-|1-q
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Boys’ Tweed Suits
Boys’ Serge Suits
Men’s Tweed Suits
Men’s Serge Suits
Boys’ Wate-rproo‘s
Men’s Waterproofs
Boys' Play Suits
Men’s Pants _
Boys’ Pants
Men’s Dust Coats
Men’s Khaki Pants
Men’s Flannel Pants
Men’s Duck Pants
all going
at 20 p. c.
Discount
Friday Commences our
Great Annual Midsummer
Stock Reducing Sale
The merchandising programme of this store includes the policy of making,
each season, a complete clearing up of the season’s goods. In order to carry out
the policy described-we open on Friday our animal “MIDSUMMER SALE”
Every department that shows even the slightest overstock gets the price cutting
axe. And remember-you can shop safely here at a sale, every item is just as re-
presented-every item is good-attractive-new. TERMS ARE CASH ONLY.
Special Sale Prices on New
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing---See
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Men’s Satteen Shirts
Men’s White Shirts
Men’s Gingham Shirts
Men’s Pajamas
Men’s Balbriggan
Underwear
Men’s Light weight
; i  ‘ Wool Underwear
,l;ilf.`.Ȣ.  B. V. D. Underwear
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ie newspapers what a war
as been waged against
ies? Do you share in this
ht, by ridding your liorre
flies. We can furnish the
estroyers at right prices.
Sticky Fly Paper,
Poison Fly Paper,
Fly Swatters,
Insect Powders, Etc.
lies carry deadly germs.
Swat them Now.
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Try Our New S
Golden Shower
Perfume
Golden Shower Per*
fume is one of the most
delightful perfumes that
has ever crossed our
counter. It brings you
the concentrated g ory of
thousands of fresh full
bloomflowers. Price 50c
an ounce.
Call in for free sample.
Tlie Two Macs
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One third off
Straw Hats
Get a smart straw hat for the
remainder of the season now-when
you can buy it for factory cost or
less. The best range in P. E. I.
AT ONE THIRD OFF.
‘ One third off Men’s Straws.
One third off Boys’ Straws.
()ne third off Boys’ Wash Suits.
One third off Boys’ Blouses.
One third off Men’s Linen Hats.
25 ggi 05
Smart new
Felt Hats
Any and every felt hat in the
house is yours during this midsum-
mer sale at 25 per cent under the
regular price.
HARD HATS 25 per cent off.
SOFT HATS 25 per cent off.
25 p. c. off Leather Belts
25 p. c. off Linen Handkerchiefs
25 p. c. off Dogskin Gloves
Cutting Prices
on Furnishings
20 p. c. off Bathing Suits
‘£49
25 p. c. off Suede Gloves
25 p. c. off Armlets and Garters
25 p. c. off Boys’ Overcoats
25 p. c. off Smoking Jackets
25 p: c. off Lounging Robes
25 p. c. off Cashmere Sweaters
25 p. c. off Athletic Jerseys.
20 p. c. off Swimming Jerseys
20 p. c. off Umbrellas
20 p. c. off Soft Lounge Collars
20 p. c off Wash Ties
20 p. c. off Silk Ties
20 p. c. ofi Men’s Lustre Coats
20 p. c. off Men’s Dust Coats.
l’ii§.Ti“iT§‘és 39°
Here is a special Midsummer
clearance of nice dress fabrics-a
lot of them-black and colored-
worth to 1.25 per yard ......... ..39c
25 per cent off
Wash Goods
Voiles-Ratiues-Musl ins - Dimities-
Colored Linens-Repps-Piques-all 25 p. c.
ff.
0 25 p. c. off Long Silk Gloves grey and
black only.
25p. c.off Short Silk Gloves in grey-
white-black. _
25 p. c. off Chamoisette Gloves
Colored Parasols-HALF PRICE
25 p. c. off Leather Shopping Bags
25c off Embroidery Flounciogs
1-3 off Embroidered Voiles
l-'i off Embroidered Ratines
1-3 off Embroidered Linens.
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