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Enameied Souvenir Jewelry
Alook through our stock villl reveal some-.thing
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to please you _ ~\
Spouns, brooch s, belt pins, etc
VV. WWE IsIa]N'E`V=> iewelcr and Optlclan
Have You Seen Them
The Very Latest
Pea rltinted back ground
_-V, ' Elegant, efiective, artistic.
 GEO. ii. COOK,
I  The Btudio Wlicro Bnbv is Alwilyll Vlr'cli'ornc
 immune-c».-~~_~.n¢ril@
._; Fishing
 , Tackle
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 All our remaining stock at

 Geo. E. Hughes
 aroTHncAR1Es'uALL. 9
 Hard Coal
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 Peanut, Egg
 and i.`hesinu
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 Best quality due
ii to _arrive Aug' ]5t.h
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if; Automobile To liire
J.. lionnis l<'lycr, iDhorao power, seats ilvu
 p nsorni including ohnifcnr. Will hire by tins
 day for country runs, und by tho hour
'zzz .tnaut tha city. For furthe: rmrtlcii
~¥._ . an nppn uuamics osruit. opp cauwa.-at
`  67/11 hn Great Gcouuo.Sl.
$3 ‘ --
fr»1‘:'.
"f Preserving Sugars i
_ Do not risk cheap sugars on
 your preservesl We keep it
=. but do not recommend it.
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 rarusuxrua GRANULA- l
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TED ‘SUGAR put up nl ihe 'I i
refinery in ao and too lb hagilr
~ »_' which we are selling at 50 per V
ii- Coal Yard. i
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25 nc
Discount
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33 r-3 p.c. discount. ,
Women s
Chocolate
Shoes
We are clearing
out the balance of
our women’s color
ed goods at 25 p. c.
discount.
$2.oo chocnl a te
shoes NOW $1 5 \.
$2 _qu chocolate
shoes NOW $1.98
I chccola t e
shoes NOW $2.35.
an
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All ey®. Co.
Cheap Preserving Sugar
lb. Take no risk, get the bell
nan Paras sxraa
GRANULATED. branded on
every package.
M c K en n a’s
Phone 216 - - Both Stores.
Men’s tan boots
See our window this
week for, bargains in
men's tan boots.
` , Regular $2.50
\
_ We bought alot of West India Raw
Bugar(Muscovadu) suitable for pre-
serving purposes, which we are now
offering at the low rate of
5 l-2 cents per pound
in lots oi 2; pounds ann ,upwards.
We have also n quantity of verv nice
bright crystal sugar which we offer at
the rate of
======°{ 26 pounds for $l.00
Call early and secure your supplies
for preserving.
Beer & Goff
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Wh t h tior rooting can you
amid yixonr fiicndsxacroas the water"
than
A Portrait of Yourself,
_ rl h re -can on haven bottur
giio txrilrgn than ai., the studio of
J. A. S. B AYER.
y-|mf..|;-r-.iphor Charlottetown.
the balance of this line
$1.80
Sprague St CQ.
Sunnyside
The first message
just received from
Mars ~ reads as
~ f.iiows:
SEND US UP S0lllE
FAMOUS SOAP.
_1na~\-*‘~ W ' _
Themall train arrived last night at
103]. /
The Northumberland arrived that
night at 8.35.
Miss Alice S. Norton has returned to
the City after a vialt to BrudenelL
Miss Sadie Davidson has returned to
tha aity from a visit to Nova Scotia.
Lt. Col. Moore and Mrs. Moore
returned last night from a visit. to Nova
Scotia.
` Frank ‘E. Gardiner, son of G. W.
‘Gardiner, left yesterday morning for
Winnipeg.
Winfield Matheson, asiudent, hasretuxs
ned from avacaticn spent with hisniother
in Windsor N. S.
Miss Fanny Hardy. of Charlottetown.
has returned home after a few days
visitiu Yerk, the auest of Miss Elda
Brown. '
The oase against Harry Larter, charged
with forgery. which was to have been
heard at the Police Court yesterday was
adiourncd till today.
Charles P. Hickey manager of the
furnishing department of the firm of Kirk
and Whitman North Sydney, is visiting
Charlottetown and is delighted with what
ha has seen of the Province so far.
Mrs. F. J. McSweeney, Mira Lousise
'i‘obin, and Master Walter Tobin
Somerville, Mass, ara visiting at Albany
Plains, the guests of William and Mrs.
Tobin.
W. MGLAREN arrived ai. Mon tagus on
Sunday from Moncton, to visit his bro-
ther Dr. P. McLaren who has been very
ill, but who was reported somewhat
better yesterday. .
Mr. Parkerof the D. A. R. sngaly
observes that it is one thing to touch the
island l ghtly as is summer visitor and
quite another to be so "stuck" on ii. in
winter that you cannot tear yourself
away.
James R. Wood and wife (formerly Miss
Daisy Nash) and children have arrived
here from the West Indies. Mrs, Wood
and children will spends few weeks in
, the Province. Mr. Wood leaves this morn-
ing for a trip to St. John, N. B. ~
llr. C. S. McArthur, Truro, N. S., spent
Sunday in the city the guest of S. \V. and
Mrs. Crabbe, Hillsboro Stseet.. Dr. Mc-
Arthur is a son of Rav. Robert McArthur.
cx~presldent of the Nova Scotia Con-
ference of the Methodist Church.
Tha marriage is announced to take
place in Winnipeg, ouwedneadny twenty-
first day oi' Aug. of William H. Week 1.
Dauphin, Mun. son of John Weeks, Fred
nrictnn in this Prov'nca and Miss Matilda
Drniie, daughter of Samuel Drake, West
River P. E. I.
Rav. Dr. Hearts preached last; Sunday
morning in the Methodist Church, C.rrn\
wall a very excellant and impressive ser-
mon on Following Christ. His many
ridativcs and friends were delighted to
listen to the effective and timely mussitga
he always brings.
Many will regret to learn oi' the di-ntii
of Miss Ellie J. Farrell, oldest daughter nl
Mattliew Farrell of Iona. Miss 1"urrell
had resided in New York for a number of
ycaru, and had been In falling health for
‘ aimrlta year previous to her death. Iiur
bo ly was brought to this Province lan:
Friday and was intarrc/i in the church
~ -rd at lam. Mrs M E Shiiilo of New
Y rrk, is sister of the iieceasad, accompan-
ifd the remains home.
The following are the new nflioora of
the Grand Lcdgo I. (_). 0. F. which mei
lnai. weak in St. Stephen, N. I3.
Grand Minster, W, S. Rogers, Halifax.
Dr-puty Granu Master, John Johnson,
Sydney.
Warden, W. S. Hooper, Fredericton.
Grand Secretary, D. G. \Vhiddon,
re-elected.
Grand Trcas, J. H. Balcom, rs-elected.
Grand Representative, J. F. Whcar,
(P. M. G. ) Charlottetown.
A game of baseball will be played this
afternoon in Vlctoriz. Park between Sum'
meraide and a nine from the League of the
Cross. The game will sl alt lt 2 o'cl0cl¥»
Tha League team will be composed of the
following piayers;- e
Catcher-Tom Tralnor.
Pitcher--Wm, liarrlson.
lst base-Walter Montcltb.
2n_d base-Joe Hughes.
Brd base-Frank Hennessy.
S. Stop-Bur Garrick.
Right ilold-Frank Eden.
Center field-C. M usgravc.
Left tlald-Jack McQuillau.
The death occurred at San Francisco,
July 29, of Mrs. Elisabeth Yeo Squire,
itgediitlyeareand 8 days. Mrs. Sruln
was for many years a resident of
Charlottetown, being the widow of
CharleaSqulres,who died here in 1890.
Four children survive her:-George
Squire of Boston; Nelson C. Squire of
Lynn, Maas; B. Y. Squire, of San Fran»
cisco, Cal; and her daughler Edo, now
Mrs. C. S. Perry, also of San Francisco.
with whom she has made liar home alnoa
her hnsi»and'a doeth. Mrs. Squire was
formerly a member of the Prince Street
Methodist Obureh and has always been
an ardmt Christian worker.
1 Our Soda Water trade is ever on the
increase-Why! Because we have the
finest fountain In the province-use only
purest fruit flavors, and the beet or-sam
procurable. Ourioe omam sodas are the
beatin the City. Try us when thirsty-
A W. Rsd‘ln Phem B. Sunnyside.
George Buchanan, Bsaflaibane, is going
to take n trip to the Northwsss with the
harvest excureionists.
Caleb and Mrs. Rankin, who were visit-
ing Mrs Rsnkln'smotherinChariottetcwn
Blaton,M\ss. . ' ' '
Joseph and Mrs. Bigger and Hugh
Mchurp. Bradaibsne have returned from
apleasant visit with friends in Darnley
and San View.
Mrs. Hugh MoLure and son and
danghtefof Bradaibane were in the City
on Saturday, on their ‘way to Mrs
MoLuro’s former home in Brooklyn.
Miss Chambers of Truro, N. S., who has
been visiting ln Summerside is spending
some days in Charlottetown, and is the
guest of Miss Hazel Davison, West Street
There area number of msn at work
puttin! in a new platform at Bradalbane
railway station. This will bea conven-
lenoe. and improvement over the old
platform.
The City firemen are busily engaged
training for the competitions in which
they ara to engage nt the FIremeu’e Tour~
nauient, Sr.. John. About thirty men
will leave on the 31st inet._land they wil
ba accompanied by the Fourth Reulmen
Band.
Accompanied hy the claim that I-[unter
River is still leading in oats, a correspon-
dent: sands a stalk of t-hat grain grown
on the farm of David Slliinhant, measur-
ing five feet two inches in length. The
stalk is well headed out. and gives pron.\iso
ofa bountiful crop.
The thirty sixth convention of the
Maritime Young Men’a Christian Associa-
tion Ia to meer. at New Glasgow, N. S.,
October 17 to 20. A very elaborate pro
gram has been prepared a copy of which
has reached The Guardian. It is likely
that there willbau large attendance of
delegates from all tha Maritime Provin-
ces.
The death occurred at Cardigan on
Sunday, as already brieiiy announced in
The Guardian, of Capt Joseph MoDona`.d
aged seventy, a well known master
marinar, and one of the most respected
residents of King's County. Hn was born
at Orwell, and was the son of the late
Donald MacDonald. Ha commanded
ships for ~Weish &Owen of Charlot|e~
rown, ami was also interested in In
numberof vessels of _which he was
master. Fora number of years he was
engaged in business at Cardigan until his
health failed some three years ago. He
was a man of strong character and highly
esteemed. He leaves to mourn a widow,
and the following sons and daughteraz-
Barbara, wife of Harry A. Stone, New
York; Marie, wife of .iohn A. Mat-Donalii,
merchant of Cardig~n; itnymond of Butt' ,
Montana; Ira and Margnri-r. at horns; and
ne sister, Mrs. Mcllougall ,of Chnrioita-
town.
WANTED
Every gentlernan who wants any hint;
n tnc clothing line to inspect my new
qrririggoois. They are the "rn'ettlr»st.
p.ii.t\-rns you cvrr saw in suitlngs r
oortiiiirrr, trouserings and ancy
vi-stlrica. Thisis the at-ora to get your'
nlotlirsniarie to order ai. the lowest
possible price for good goods. I have in
employ the beat mechanics in Char~
iottetown and ifyou leave your order
here you will receive entire satisfaction..
JAMES CALLAGHAN
Merchant. Tailor,
Unper,Quoan
srt.i.st;i’
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'l On Wednesdays and Saturdays during
the months of July and August the far~
to Picton and return same day will be
1 50 including tea. 7-l0dtl Anltill.
3 lil?
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The Correct Adjust-
men!
of glasses is n matter of consider-
nbic ifnport»a|ico.Tha bonoiicinl offcct
of ono's glasses may he largely
nullltlnd by ill-tl ting niounm
Wo pay particular attention to
thc correct fitting of mounts. no
ihaththubfuil benoflt of the lense-I
will on ta nad.
Wa surqsly thc lcnsos of such
shape an also an will bu most
becoming in oooh individual nano.
This is possihlo because wo grind
guikovén 'llonaaa and make thanx any
os re s ape
(mr methods of oxamination givc
best results. Try us.
G.i".liutcheson.
.TI WILIR ANI) OPTICTAN
nn.u.o.ioHisot,
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colates ha e a richness and fla
atl:i.“i;21§:;:t;::::e.‘.;2."i.:'Z,‘;:.a',;°a‘:;;:........... _
whiff; name onavery piece. _ '
 
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eve. Bar, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested lnd| Gtiedlfof
glasses.
_ OFFICE HOUR!
Utlsllla. m. l.L"i~\Ulp ln.
Ifvanings by appointment..
reoently have returned to their home n ,
1 _
The Great
AUGUST SALE
Still Continues
Tremendous Reductions
Fancy Dress Musiins.
Fancy Dimities and Organdles.
All White Fancy Muslins.',
Summer Wash Suits and Skirts.
Ladies Wrappers and House Dresses.
Children’s Silk and Muslin Hoods.
Ladies’ and Children’s Linen and Duck Hai s.
Lace Curtains.
35 Pieces Dress Tweeds etc.
Special Values in ~
Ladies’ Cotton ann Cashmere Hose.
White and Colored Shirt Waists.
Basket Lot Ladies’ Kimonas, Lots of
Than Half Price.
And Many Other Lines R:duccd.~
Stanley Bros.
them Less
SUGAR SNAPS ...ll:°.°::.i.;“§..
For Crysialhugar
Thrifty House keepers y ¢h°1°;0'c° I1"
Best Granu
S&l1del’S0i1  C0. that zoiiasifoo
Bun n a :le Groc»-rs.
- 
QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN.'~e»M» »m=°»1w»~v- Bu-1 ~»°=-° Everything
_ Head Oillces in New l’-rowso Bloci\j-Chariolietown-  I OS'  
Program  
Tonight
at the
Wonderland
show
on the Following : . is C-mircly
IICW
Acadia laiifus Seminary
l A First Class School for
Girls and Young Women
Offers an unltigue opportunity to
parents to secure or their daughters at
moderate expense under the ek‘lled
instruction of twe ». ty experienced
teachers §enero`us training an culture
in the fo owing coursesz-
Collegiate and College Preparatory.
Sophomc re Matriculation.
Pianoforte and Theoretical Branches
in Music.
Voice and Violin,
Art, Arts and Crafts. Elocutiun.
Business.
Standard of Graduation in all Depart-
q
Canada. Satisfaction guaranteed. R.»
fcrences furnished,
For Catalogue and finely illustra‘ed
Booklet apply to the Principal,
~ -D W
R" H°nTi/Z1£iii=,°Nov?S§§ia
School year begins September 4,
r9o7.
Horton Collage Academy
A Residential School for
A Boys and Young Men
Equipment up io date. Teachers
reside in the home.
Prepares for entrance to College,
rourse for those not wishing to enter
' College.
Charges moderate.
' Pgngbgefgiidiigliv. S.
The Royal Bank of Canada _
A &
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1 and the folly of spending his entire income. It is every u1au's
' duty tn save sr portion of his earnings and place it where it
will bear interest.
Savings department.
. ` J. F, McMIl.LAN,
il Manager, Charlottetown.
w. C. TURNER & C0.
The Low Price Store!
Have you read oi.r competition ad. which apprared in ’i`he Mornl.ng's
Guardian for the past ten days. Get one ofyonr ol.i Guardians and read ii
again or better still get ona oi our bill heads which we put in every parcel of
gooid? bought from us. Tile reverse side of which contains the whole com
pet L on.
Somebody is going to get a good thing out of it.
our Motto is
Low prices oueverythlng in general dry goois, gentes' furnishings,
HEWSON TWEEDS, MONCTON TWSEDS, OXFORD T NEEDS,
ilannels blanketing, .1ru|vge»s, atc , e'c.
W- give 354 per lh for wool in X change for any ood.: in the sto.o.
W. C.l'TURNER_ C0.;
ll l ____,,LH . L - ? 
If you want a Steamboat, Motor boat, Fishing '
boat, Lobster boat, Row boat or any other style o
toat, send us your order and we will give you th
best value that can be obtained for your money,
H. W. EMBREE & SON
Bostbuilders and Agents for the "Casko" Marine Engin
dtvur-
Port Hawkesbury, N. S. \
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The p-udent man realizes the uncertainties of business
linadia Univosili
Woliville N. S.
o
Course of study leading to degrees of
llachelor of Arts and Baci elor cf Science
A1-o Abbrrvinted Science Course lie
signed to til: for the third year oi' the
leading engineering Schools.
Fac'iiiics for special course of selected
studies likewise afforded.
For Calendars and further information
apply to DR. I. l`. TUF'l'S_
Wolfville, N, S.
Next term opens October z, |907.
7-A3d|.tartta5w
FOR§ALE
Riverview Cottage
tiishmgiloiion ’f1:ltharl1at41il';i\(pmaii‘ Ayers. fflsq
ont c cunt l wa on y one in c
from thn_h\islncss contre of Charlottetown.
Tho lot_coni»alns about two acrorr of land half
of which is ccvt-rod wnh is heavy cropmof Ina).
Thu rcnnsindar has u flno house and rn alan
is large young orchard c..ntnl|.lng about l~0
fruit trsoa wnicn are aeézinning in bsar. Thu
lioiésa has ton rooms nn is il ted with ltlrnnce
an good Dump.
I/‘nr further- particulars apply ta Misa Ayers
on pr-cniisna or to Roni Liar-tar Co.Auct|o»oor
nni Ilcal hsiata Asrento. tt-Bdttlsdipc
` Ailan’s Champagne
Kola
has two very important
features-quality and satis-
faction.
No other temperate drink
can equal it.
By the bottle, dos or case at ,
JAS. K_Ei.LY & C .
Dweiiingj;;;
‘I9
For 5"
T°”d°|" '“irsn¥"I.:g:t uéimzelrz .
glmkl Chit, instant, for the norchase
ly° Aiinary nwaiiiag Hama .na-
°f “I6 T! norrh side of King street.
*W °lltown, between Great George
Chlfince streets. Eight rooms he-
lllflsath room; electric lighted. Land
“libres to by as feet. Terms Cash.
V ROBERT MCLAURIN,
8'|5d"»l7i Charlottetown
U 
llainoss iealiior
portal Harness Leather.
LONG BROS.
5-27dmwi rniwfgin ‘ A5341 W°m‘ T°‘*'l"\¥ C0-
Domeatic Science. Stenography and ‘
menise ual tothe best Schools in |
_ 1 ,
eitherin the Artsur B. Sc. Course.
Provides a good, general and business
School vear begins September 4,
1 |907.
For Calendars and other information
apply to. _ r i
if P¢*¢\’l. Xeiown, until the 30th `