resin-rss~rsrws` _ ' _ _
GUARDIAN '= mast orsmt ' '~"”" l 4 Paoli
° ‘ue 5h°Wl“Ef1llll`Season a handsome line of
O
Souvenir Jewelry
°°mPrl=i\=z Ben Pin; amen H
_ _ _ _ Brooches run from :oc up.
if-_ 7  W. W. WELLNER. Jeweler.
“sorted noveltiw » ¢S. 21 PillS. Spoons and
it o ._ 
. ;,nf‘:"(')‘l"!:"‘l"`!iw_elry sm”     MEET Mr-: AT THE ALWAYS Busy STORE
_ Head Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. _
the latest news, first of all.
- A. L. Fraser, Bouris, 'ls in the
city.
Rev G. E. Ross, city, went east
yesterday afternoon.
Shelton Welsh, City, was a. passen-
' ‘ _'N°‘*_2_°°;f ¢°IBnn§_pt Montreal 5
£1: st me "awkward s ef" Y ” '
ger south yesterday afternoon. .`
_ g still
we esirmske pretty good photographs of
tlllll. lllll you know you‘d like to heve
“O Pl‘*`\\Nl \0_l¢nd away and some to
lstp for yourself too.
Br-In( the childreni d l t
- lelhowyoawhetwzvirndg.
W|l_oi’0;U,a\)y is Always Welcome
 4 iiuciirs'
$_tr-swlierry Compound
‘ -FOR-- -
Diarrlloel, Dysentery, Cramps and
.sll forms of summer complaint. A
safe, reliable and
Effective Remedy
suitable for young and old
= _ _ Price 25|:
Women’s
0x Blood
Shoes
Reduced lo
2.00 a pair
...__
E. R. Brow, city, was u passenger
on the Murray Harbor train yester-
day afternoon.
J. A; Halnee,.'1‘oronto, was ai pas.
last night.
Lloyd E. Wellder City, register-
fax ycatorday. ‘
Mrlt Fred McLeod, Souris, who has
:been in the city, left yesterday after-
noon for Murray River.
Rev Father _ Gaudet, Iona, was a
visitor to the city yesterday return-
ing homie in the afternoon.
l Judge Blanchard und the Misses
Blanchard, City, were passengers on
the eastern ir..i;i yesterday afternoon.
Robert McLaughlin and Roy Gros- a
by, City, were among the passengers
to Sununcisiue yesterday altcrnoon.
' senger to the City by the express 1
ea et the Prine. George 1-mei, Hsu- U“'=l=°mi'1 1* C0-~ H2 I-<tf<l’s Wharf. i
There will be 5 concert by Wort.h's
Band on the square this evening.
H. G. Rolfe, Moncton, arrived in
the Cilty last night by the express.
B. 8. McFarlane, Sussex, N. B.,
‘came to the City last night by the
express.
T. Finlay, Peterboro, came to the
City last night hy the Northumber-_
land. ,
George H-. Laidlaw, Halifax, made
the round trip by the Northumber-
and yesterday.
The schooner Janet is dlschar,~_f,lng"
a caltgo of Bt. John Lime fo: A.l
Mrs. Dr. Sharpe, Binghampton, E.'
,Y. arrived rby thewestern train last..
evening on a visit bo Supb. Sharpe,
City. »
Caleb Rankin, Boston, came to t-he
city by- the express last night. Mr.
Rankin formerly belonged to Pownal,
and: has a great number of friends in
this Province. Mrs. Rankin has been
here for some time. |
Miss Mary,Essory of Charlottetown
rrived in Moncton yesterday mom-'
ing from St. John where she has
been attending the annual convention
of 'the Grand Lodge of the l.0.0.F‘.
.ci:o,___i;.. ii_t3t__;|ii-:s,
 
The A regular
price of these
shoes is $2.7 5
“' ing a cargo of pine and spruce lum-
lunargan’s
 humBmm
its good and its clean-baked
in a sanitary oven and wrap-
ped in dust and moisture proof
-‘paper as soon as baked, Avoid
,the .tortures of a hot kitchen
`- byseniling your order today.
I
_ _ |24 Gt. George Sl.
__ Phone 291, L 2
Lharioftetown Steam Nav
.gallon Company, Limited,
- Twice-a-week Excursion,
CHARLOTTETOWN to
~ A PICTOU .and Return
commencing Wednesday the Jth. July
Intl 0v6r"ySs.tur\‘lay and Wednes ay there
lftcr dnrmg july and August. The fare for
the round trip, including tea will be $i.5o.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
7-6dtl Aug. 3|. Manager
and $3.00 some
The schooner Swallow is dlscliarg- M
her at Lorii's' wharf for A. Duchemin
do Co. `
iss Essory will return home to-
night.
E. F. Ryan. Attorney-at-law, Cal-
. gary, arrived in the city 'last night
l P'°'~ S- N- EWG- MY- Wa” “'P“' ifvacation and wiu visit his old
om the west. Mr. Ryan is home on
of them are lac-
ed, some buck-
led, all new and
fashionable, per-
haps the best
bargain in Can-
ada today at
this price -2oc
extra by mail,
Alley Q). Co
harlottctowu, P. E. I.
`
@1ssUlII'U¢`,,---avbls
llH.H.ll.J[lHllSl]ll
Kent Stn. I. _
Practice limited to Diseases
of E70- Bar, Noes Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and n-ted or
sengc-i' on the Murra Harb rai h
y or t n
yesterday afternoon on a fishing ex-
curslon.
3 Misses Elsie one Menuet Memes,
Montague, who have been spending -a
week ln the city, returned home yes-
terday altarooou. _
I G. S. Inman, Morntagtue, Stipendary
Magistrate for King's County, came
to the city yesterday morning and re-
turned home in the afternoon.
' J. W. Murdock, City, who has been
spending a vacation at the home of
his parents in Murray River return-
ed to the city yesterday morning.
Mrs James Murley, cii/y, left yes-
;terday afternoon on a visit to friends
in Summerside. She will romiain in
the wmtern capital ai couple of weeks.
`Jatnes M. -Murley, of the Anglo
American Telegraph Co., City, left
yesterday afternoon for Murray Har-
. bor where he will spend is well diner-
ved two weeks holidays.
Mrs. (Rev.) R. H. Bishop, from
Dundas, arrived in the City yester-
day en route to the United Baptist
W-oma.n’s Missionary Union, which
meets in Moncton, N. B., today and
tomorrow.
in penmanship at the C. B. C., who
has been spending his holidays an his
home, came to the city yesterday
morning to commence his duties on
the opening of the college to~day‘.
Misses 'lless McNeill, Ethel Swine-
hammer and Minnie Steele, Summer-
y Nllagf P{{5“,'§'m‘B5&‘ux luck be theirs
- Charlottetown. P. ll. I. *_*
¢\|'g03 Of A931113 N Ut mid '-"l‘\"°f» The Charlottetown Business College
R0lU1d, Sydney and IU*/el'UeS5 "_”_“ - enlarged its accommodation and now
- has one of th largest and best eq-
ROUnd Bild Run Of MIIIC.  p mppq-| Busmggs Oallgng in um
` - t t f C sd . Thi
Albion Nutt Intercolonlal :fig liil¢liii):f:i'on(; allanpoiht to as lllygx
Nut .nd Vale Nut _successful year and' the college never
 S gf _ stances.
_N _ Blacksmith Coal' ll  Tenders will be recelv
J _xodrtts iyr
I _ ._ _  Olle iS 3 H112 MlISCOV3dQ 3_..]p0|- the privilege og. mm-,fyius
l ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,._,,,,,,,_
Ask for our crown Sugar which we now offer a__t 4-For the privilege ol selling feed
, " the 10W rite Of for horses cattle etc. on the grounds
31
ll“'°" _ side, who have been spending two
i _ bwloruct 12:5, m wick: in the cltyd v;_isiting'_fl;_l;idd:yand
'» - re a ves, re urn ome yes sf-
_ drwgvsninn by envmahnsnt temoom
' V ___ --' Among those who took advamtags
_ ol the hmlf holiday yesterday were
nl- _  A. ii. Mcsiscimn, A. Montana' enola,
' ' i.. . I
  Ottloe Hour-sue-t end!-I them their fishing gear. May good
I
_ 5 We have in stcclr. two lines 24th. August lust.. for the following §NATI°N° PERSONAL INBTRUCT`
_ _ _ ,_. W t I d. Ra Su ar privileges at thc Maritime Exhibition
,~ Os CS ll la W g 3 be held in Charlottetown from
|. ~ ' ._., - st, to 24th, September next.
, 7 _ P Whlcl? “ ' hought cheap .nd 1-For the prlvilezc of catering.
wg w||l _,all ghggp, _ Z-For this privilege of printing and
Trainor, who left for points east. by
the afternoon express takin with
reopens to day This institute has
opened under more favorable circum-
ed by the un-
dersigned up to and on Tuesday the
selling score cards fotr the races
In Nos 1, 2, and 4 the highest cr
H. W. Ives, Montague, Insttructor
ome at Mt. Ryan. His many friends
in this city and province will be de-
llglrted to see Mr. Ryan again.
The highest temperature recotded
yesterday was eighty.-two dbovg zero,
At' ning a‘. ml. the mercury stood at
seventy above and at nine p. m_
at sixty-five above. The highest re-
gistered ths previous day was eighty
a"oove and the coldest sixty-nine
above.
Mr. George Ryan, Yard Master,
Prince Edward Island Railway, Char-
lottetown, arrived in Moncton yester-
day from St. John where he has been
during the past: week attending the
annual convention of the Gsand
Lodge of the I.0.0.F. Mr. Ryan* will
return home tonight.
Aubrey Brown, the well known
Sflllrllp Vendor, discovered a full-
rrown mink in the cellar of his
house- on Upper Hillsboro Street,
vesterday. Alt-er quite an encounter,
Mr. Brown killed the animal. Prof.
Earle now has it and will stufl it. It
s something new for minks to visit
the City.--Pat.
Amon'g the attractions at the Oak-
land, Cal., Orpheum during the two
weeks ending August 14th, was a
company of six handsome young wo-
men :filled as the "Electrified Gibson
Girl Review," portraying in various
poses the famous pen and ink skdtches
of Charles Dana Gibson that were so
popular a few years ago. One mom-
ber of the company Miss Minnie Har-
ringlton, claims Prince Edward Island
as her birthplace, although the great-
er part of her lite was spent in Win,-
throp, Mass.. and 'New York. Her
'athur, Bennet Harrington, and two
sisters, Pearl and Corrine, are living
-in Winthrop, her mother dying some
years ago. Miss Harringtonfs grand-
parents were Michael Harringtou and
Caroline Gould, who lived for over
half a century and raised 5, large fa-
mily at De Sable Shore, P. E. I., and
who have long since passed away.
:Anyone wishing s 'portrait paint-
ed should write to A. Alex. McLeod.
Eldon. Belfast, at ance. He is now
offering hlfgh class paintings to Is-
landers at just one half the regular
rates, or one hu-mired dollar life size
portraits in oil for fifvy dollsirs,fifty
iv ._ __. .___ ,_ . ____ . . - ______.
Chilly in the Evenings!
The new Jersey Coal is iusl the thing
Delightfully comfortable gar-
ments, excellently cut and well finish-
ed, for just such coolness that strikes
one at sun down or after astrenuous
bit of outdoor play.
Six different styles.
In _'%\\_Black White Navy
Smoke Cardinal Grey
Green, Brown, Cream,
The Prices are $l.75 $2.15 $3.50
$4.50
Trunk Dept.
The most select stock in the City
We would like to pri-sent for your notice the
folloiinn' lines of trunks. They are ali--- little better
made than those elsewhere :ind the price, well- we
know that you can save ten per cent. buying our
trunks.
Zine Packers Flat Top
28 in :$2.25
32 in $2.85
'- 36 in $3 50
Zinc Covered Round Top
30 in $3.50
32 i_n $3-75
34 in $4.25
llere’s a “Traveller”
The following two lines of trunks from thc factor-
ies of the largest trunk manufacturer in Canada, have
been comftned to us for the reason that we sell more
trunks than any other firm in the City.
Stout pincwood trunk iovered with green water-
proof duck, edges sheet iron bound, stout hardwood
slats with protected ends, brass lock, and one tray.
32 in long $3.50
34 in long $4 oo
, 36 in long $4.40
Best basswood trunk, Green waterproof canvas
covered, three-eight in ash slats, two very heavy
leather straps, brass locks etc and one tray fitted with
hat compartment. This trunk is finished with the
celebrated “ball brasses"oii etch corner and atsi the
ends of the slats.
34 in $5.75 -
36 in $6.75
sir/iliiiiv Bros.
I IL- ..__»._ - _ ..._-_. ._)
dollar pastels, same size for twarty-
uve dollars, and same size in free
hand crayon lor ten dollars. Those
who do not know what they want
will learn of something of interest by
writing him at once. I-15drtl
lb
1 CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS
COLLEGE RE-OPENS ON THE 17TH
NSTANT. N0 EI\"l‘RANOE EXAM--
ON, BY COMPETENT TEACHERS.
WITH APPLICATION A STUDENT
CANNOT FAIL AT THE O. B. C.
OTHERS HAVE ACHIEVED 'PREM-
ENDOUS SUCCESS; SO CAN YOU.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. L. B.
MILLER. PRINCIPAL. 8-Tdrtl.
""_.""'_|
Pure Spirit and Cider Vinegar
for Piekling.
Strength. Purity, Flavor---Undoubted
keeping qualities.
 iiisziiio.
mwfd&ri m. »
on er he :iz-nf- »»-- »»--i  ...uf  1....   F1” --   -r
__ ligh
"”° °°na..‘.';i:‘;:f“.tf;’;‘Lf '
_ rutile d_ _
" Things! denlers sell it and
the _many other non-elcohohc
beverages put up by us.
o. ii.`siMi\ioNs
~' l » g or -_ or any tender not neceissarlly accept-
ur  L it.
e . 50 poundsfor $l.00 _conditions my be obtained so U1- ga el'
'_ » ' . ~ l ce of C. R. Smallwood, Secy. Tre s.
  . The other is a Demerara A,,g,,,, ,,_w,m_ “
crystal Sugar which wepffeti :Toilet rsquisites -We carry n full
I at
4 cents per pound
or
26 pounds for $i.oo
V ‘ B-Sunnyside. .
 W  :Row Boats to hlre. John F.
,. Worth, Plant Line Wharf.
Ch'town.
5-l4dl7w
_ TEA PARTY
For Pholhs
in your light
DRESS
call at our Studio
BAYI-ll Photographer
French River Telephone 122 J
The Psllshoners of Bt. Thomas'
Cham, French River., propose hold-
llr. Geo. E. Moore
ills tes art onThnrsdey An =l.9l-ll.
near the Sharie grounds. Should the »
day prove nntsvoreble the Tse will
be held on the Brut tins dey. an up-
todste rdreehrnent stand will he on
the grmmrls. 3'5“13l~
Dentist -
Cr:-pntid. P. E- I-
Hlgh grade dt-ntlltry Gill!-
ll
stock of toilet artlcln of the best
quality--Toilet Powders, Fees and
Hand Lotions, Foot: Elm, Tooth
Brushes, Psstes and Powders, Such-
ets, Colognes," etc. etc. Stock trash
and prlcu rikht-A. W. Reddln Phsm
7-17d1mpG.
 
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd
Charlottetown Pictou
Service ,
Change 0f'|`ime
Purse
and
Hand ` Bags
We li-we a nice line of
leather goods in purses,
hand bags, collar and cuff
holders, which Iwe offer
Cream
fresh and g /» l, received every day from Roper’s
celebrated Dairy Farm.
W'e are the only people handling this brand.
C-all and have some.
.ll'§Nl_(_lNS ®. SON Sunnyside
at very special prices.
You really can’t afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need ofa nice purse
or bag. _
G F. Hutcheson _
Oommsnolnp Tuesday June lst. Tae P.. S.
"Nortl|niubei-land" will leave |tl\e0ompan1'e
wharf daily. exoeptlminday. st 3-lm o'olook s. m
Ilntumlng will leave Picton about 4-M n. nl
0. W. WAKRFORD.
nnngnrcrmndxsr situ tmp. eteuneor `
Jswoller I Optlclan
noivr suv itouiii I
before consulting us. ‘
All the BEST brands, from $5.00 to $5.50-
All kinds of Feed at the lowest prices l
Gum Sugar (Empire Brand) al lbs. for $t.oo.
C stnl Sugar -26 lbs. for $t.oo
Hospital for the lmsn_e.lPre-
vineiel Infirmary. #Ins-'s,
Queen’s and Prince
County Prisons.
Department of Public Works.
Charlottetown,Aug. x ith, 1909.
SEALED TBNDERS will be re-
ceived at this office until noon on
Wednesday, September' l5il\.
A |909
from any person or persons willing
to contract to supply the Hospital
for the' Insane and Provincial: in-
firmary, Falconwood, for the Fis-
'cal year ending September 30lll.
igio, with supplies as per list to be
seen at this office.
Also to supply Queen’s, Kiug's
and Prince County Prisons for the
same period und under the same
conditiong witih tfhebfollgwinla artic-
llesz-har an sot rea , mo asses,
loatmeal, kerosene oil and fresh
beef.
All articles are required to be
of the best quality.
l Tenders must express the price
per barrel, pound and gallon, and
‘to be accompanied by the names of
two responsible persons willing to
,become bound for the faithful per-
formance of the contract.
The Trustees and the Depart-
ment do not necessarily bind them-
lselves to accept the lowest or any
tender.
The tenders must express on
the cover, "JAIL SUPPLY TEN-
DER" and “HOSPITAL FOR
THE INSANE AND PROVINC-
IAL INFTRM ARY SUPPLY
TENDER".
L. B. MCMILLAN,
Sec'y Public Works-
8 _Alai 14| l7i20»2ll>|27»3xr3|7ilo-I3'
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_ _ . . 1
'l.All0R DAY AT
VlC'l`0RlA PARK
Programme of events to be held at
Victoria Park on Labor Day. 
6th, under the management of t. c
United Brotherhood of longshore-
rnena-
Grand Parade to the Park, haided by
Worths' Band.
EVENTS
-too Yards Dash, Union Men.
-Pole Vault, Open.
-too Yards Dash, Open.
-zao Yards Dash. Union,
-Putting Shot, Open. _
-Quarter Mile Run. l'nton.
-zzo Yards Dash, Open.
~- Sack Race, Union.
9,-Quarter Mile Run Open.
io,-Motor Best Rare, Open _
ri,-Three Legged Race, Union.
iz,-Double Scull Boat Race Open
13, -Yacht Race, open to yachts under
zo feet keel.
I4,-Running Broad Jump, Open.
15,--Tug of War. Open
16,-Potato Race. Union
i7,-Five Mile Race. Open
18.-mo Yards Dash, school boys undfr
i6 years _ _
19,--75 Yards Dssh (handicap) girls
attending city schoo's.
zo,-mo Yards Dash, Union men over
50 years
2 i,-75 Yarns Dash, school boys under 1 2
years,
22-Climbing Greasy Pole, Open.
23 -l-lalf_Milc Run, Open,
24 Obstacle Race, Open.
25-One Mile Bicyle, Opell.
26-Swimming Obstacle Conte Y..
Open.
27-Frog Race. Union.
28-Tub Race 50 Yards, Open.
Entries for thc events :will be received
until Sniuidny, Sept. 4 at iz o'cl0¢l¢.
noo 1. Entries for each event free.
No admission fee to the_ grounf’9. #md
the public is cordially invited to site-id.
By order of Committee.
JOHN McKENNA.
Chairman
DANIEL COUGHLIN,
Secretary
. ._|4dtf_
PLANT I1_N1; T
Direct Wafer Route to Boston
S.S. HALIFAX leaves Charlot-
tetown every Friday at I2 noon,for
Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston
returning leaves Boston Tuesdays.
Three eailings each way per week
between Halifax and Boston.
Passengers from Charlottetown
via Picton on Mondays. Thursdays
and Saturdays connect at Halifax
For Folders and infomation
Apply to,
T. NICOLL.
Agent,
Charlottetown.
mv U\C_I'é°‘.°’ 3°!"
drlh6m. __
New Bakery
and Grocery
l have opened s new bak-
ery and grocery store and
respectfully :elicit A where of
your patronage.
I attend to all my uniting
I
l
rsensll and guarantee
xerylhini to be ll!! bellt
roeorahie. For the conven-
lience of my patrons Ihave
also stocked sgrofi line of
groceries,
Give mes nhsnec to de-
monstrate hsk ng perfection
to you. You will alw..yii__
find here something above
the orrlinrry.
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