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 .K s relat.ivosiaBourisand0harlottatown has ”“nl°“,m_ _ , . ,_
  v it A  'E *vt to " ' Luylovtllbitykili with a an educa-
-Q.-_.>f_'..ii ‘ B¥°°¢l1¢B. Belt Pins, Hat -Pins, Spoons' ,,,f,'l',,,°‘s,"91,‘,{f,”;°f,‘l°_f,'§';f;n'Q,‘2“.‘;‘““|f can aaurrtgroramtyps aaramnwsaa
__\l.;`_ V-_~ I 7 and other novelties in jewelry, . . - t ,,,,,,,-_m,,,".,,,,,,k _ . E with soma expanses. sasara apply at
~.~ _ . You win ora our rr... w¢1r'w..fra1.»xrs a 1...... at .. . . ‘*""""“""'°"" '
M.  , through. 5  U 5 g . omanreturne to y ueyyaa- Th"-.'.n-n ,en an
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ilave -You Seen Them-'
K' fT|\¢`Very Latest _
Pearl tinted hack ground
IP II O "I'- O S
Elegant, elective, artistic.
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_ -EUREKA
Horn, Fly Oil
The only preparation of the kind
thathas stood the test. We have been
selling “Eureka” for somo years and
have yet to hearoi a single case where
it has failed to givo satisfaction, Flies
never bother cattle that have been
sprayed with "Eureka," `
Price gcc per gallon tin.
Geo. E. Hughes, _
_ APOTHECAR-IES’ HALL.
E Siartright
for the little one is the shoe you have -
been looking for and could not get' It’s
tho iiueat shoe in America tor children.
It's the baby shoe. size z ro 6, in tan or
black. Blucher cut, buitoned or laced, ‘
No nails or tacks to hurt baby’s feet. '
iPrice goc and 31.00 a pair. Try a
pa r.
A. E. McEAi.`HEN4
The Shoe Man. '
1 soumva-wrt. - »
tW‘A_h_i__`I'E,D_
s agua ‘ *  .-
gviiHlgnp‘:n- no  rrg~_,a -bathiyigllz
senopaiodaslrlngwillbe met at boat o
trains. ortermsand reference applyno Ge
EH h ot Jn l ttello
nw“‘lvl’.i'..€‘ir..Fr2`”r‘.§l'af. ”° #lizard
Tr 0 L E "l
Haddsouio residence situated on
Dundas Esplanade lately occupied as
the American Consulate. Aéiglv f°
MESSRS. HASZARD & UDET.
7-3dmwitf_._ 5
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Cool and Refreshing!
The warm weather calls for
something refreshing to drink
to keep you in working humor
We can supply you with a
choice line.
lvaurs us au. rnavons
put up in ro, r5 and 25c
` bottles, Lum -JUICE
` We have a choice line, a very f
healthy._,drink xo, I5 and a5c
bottles. '
.Call and see our stock-all
_goods fresh.
McKenna’s '
GROCERY»
T-»»»f°f-={s::.i:.~:.r.:~:r.1;r' 5
Wl1ilC r  
Oxfords
` Seeour window this
week for ladiesi,
mea's. chiidren’s. and
misses’ white shoes.
` P fi .aJM os ray and wire, cnwrrr
  J. As S.  lyjrllr J”‘Enman,llidr:. Elisabeth Inman, IN
' 'rsrprlsnoios Ph°t°s'rsv\wr- A McLeaa,J Email, MisaW Cmsbell-
_ Mi s A Lea John Martin H Ohiman.
, Ll¢li°l:’-°°"~5°' L6  “" ' rr-:ri Btn-cram. Miss M Leiairy, Geo W
105|" WM" Pm? - King, oarmrnaaai, Fomrirsaa n
~’iiri?.'-. ...5 an 1.56. 'UIC fllsl m‘3S53¥° ’.`.‘.'l’.‘I.‘.¥2?.'.':.?.¢.l'12.'IlZZ_‘.?‘Z.`£I.21.Zf’1i.‘i
, __g,‘%,,,";°,;;.°3i .3 just rcccivcd -from ' r\°»--=~-1=°P-M'-E_'=“°°°"~~
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Store
,. Sole Agents.
l
Jeweler and Optician
_Invictus
  l I- Shoes are
Absolutely
-_ ' Correct
Price $4.50
and $5.00
per pair.
Alley@ Co.
,nl his associates at the Upera House thi~ largest berry was six and three-quarter.
 in
Kent Street, '
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested andf tittedlfor
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
9 to ll a. m. 1.60-3.&l D m.
Evenings by appointment.
dtww
We have a uantity of
q .
S Harris, M A Coll' Mrs J Cole. W -------__-
Canned Chicken ' _ I
01 hand which we think is a lifel-
yau have no a a
photo taken for your iii/lend.
Call at our studio and have
the ‘latest ln
PHOTOGRAPHS
Mars read as
in New Proiifss._Blotli-tlhariottcitown
s
- Iias'l‘lcm`e, o¢'i'oroato. aachool Maud
oi Misa Hilda Hassan! is visiting here.
tasrlsy. altar spending a pleasant vacation
at his old home at York
Mrs.'J. J. Hughes of Sour-is was a pas-
senger by the Bouavlsta today making the
rouud trip to Newfoundland. _
D. M. Condon, Travelling Passenger
Agentlof tha Intsrcolonial Railway
arrived in i.h_e_.t`llty_ last night. - -
M. H. Soflklic. Mrs. Spragua, and son
are in i.he`City.- The two latter-will remain
for some weeks with friends at Southport.
Any person having a small foot power
circular saw. suitable for cutting wood
or type metal should write or notify this
office at once.
Miss Scott has' been appointed vice
principal of Prince Street School,and Misa
Claire Mclaod appointed to the teaching
stat! of the school.
Martha B. Sweet of Bloomneld who has
been spend'ng some weeks in ` the city
leaves this morning for Westville, N, S.,
to visit friends there.
Oapt.end Mrs. Farquhar, the Misses
Farqulrar and Mrs. F. B, MoOurdy,- of
Halifax arrived in this port last night in
Capt Fsrquhur’s steam yacht.
Frank Bsyileld, who practises law in
Vancouver, B. C., sou of . Edward Bay-
field, city, is expected to arrive here this
evening, to spend the summer.
Rev. J. T. Robertson, Missionary from
India, will preach on Sunday next (28th
iust.),at Pleasant Grove, Stanhope and
York at the usual hours of service.
Miss Ethel Beers of this City leaves on
Thursday for Vancouver, where lrer mar
riage is shortly to take place. Sha will bt-
aocompanied by her cousin, Miss Laura
Beers, who will visit. in Vancouver.
Hon. Senator Ferguson leaves tbl-
moming for Montrisi. His friends will
r.-gret. to learn that his health is a matter
of concern and that his visit is for the
purcof a of obtaining hospital t.rcatmen\.1
Attention is directed to the desirabp
properties offered for snle by Mr. Joscpl.
Knighl, of this city. His own residenc-
ls a hriudsomc one and nicely siiuaten
in pleasant grounds. The others are sx-
cel out tenements that always have
At a meeting of the School Board or
Tuesday night Professor J. W. Robertson
madolrnown on behalf of Sir Wm. O.
avail themselves of the Domestic Science
course to be taught lu ihe enlarged
Prince of Wales College.
"Ths Bt.-lis or The Murder of the Polls)
Jew" will be presented by Mr. Ryan and
evening. This famous ploy, that helped
to make Sir Henry Irving tho grca
popular artist. is :aid to be given a splee-
riid rendition hy Mr. Ryan and Co. The
S . John Telegraph speaking of its
narfnrmsnce says; “The Bells is unquali-
il- diythe best theatrical production seen in
Sv. John for yrnrs." and the Halifax
Chronicle remarks that “In his perform-
ance of Matthias in the Bells, Mr. Ryan
easily earns the right tabs classed as |-
grfnt actor." The story is an enthralling
of-eanri should not be missed by lovers oi
good drains. The Merehsut of Vonlo
Tuuraduy.-Vagabond King on Friday.
The S. S. Halifax arrived early yester-
s
day with the following passengers: Mrs I
Calllled Gl]l(}l(0I] J-~   11';o“:.:’..“.:':.:‘::°::;::°':.2:°::.;°:r.°.;
A A Vennlog, Mis Venning,F D Ross,
Mrs E i.)athrop,MtssS McDonald, B E
Leighton, J A Bronnell, Mrs Bronnell
Johnson, Mrs Johnson, Mrs J Robert.:-
Miss Roberts, E E Roberts. W Peabody,
ang 3|-riclc. It was put up on th' L, Lwvis, W Ritter burg, D McCarty. #On Wednesdays and Saturdays during
gl ind in one pound tins ana is very MiaeA Chute, Mr Ryan, Mr Harding, the mcnths'of July and August the tara
hmiy for lartrlleons, picnics &<‘- Mrs Harding, Mi-s Glilstt, Mr to Ptcwu and return same day will he
-I-hh w¢ek WE REDUCED 'II-IE Murphy, Mr Heclrs, Mr Bowen, $1.50 including Len. 7-lilrltl Augiil.
_ PRICE '[0 " Mr Usirus, Mr Cairns, Mr Con-
nelly, JE Sweat, Miss Kirbln, B Beoll
20 CBDYG DOT li|\~ with, R T Matheson, G Souls, Mrs M  ’
Swett, Miss M Keele. Miss Chipman,
Miss Holbrook, Mrs McDonald, MissM
 &  McDonald, Miss Oolslatson, D Sullivan.
Mrs- L Briar, rt D vase, Miss Lvrn- _ _ ,_ V ll
. -_ Ederetein. DR Mauninir. E I/iuril. Miss - "  » M / -- °~ ‘, _
-idol ` ' _
l LOOK! |
thdtht
M Matheson, J Matheson, J Syrnons,
Miss B Rose, Miss Bulkltt, Mrs J Bulkiti,
Mies RDowliug. H Mclunls, MissM Carus,
J B Slattery, Mrs A Slstt~ ry,RA Gufilr g
Mr Gudini, Miss J Gudlng, Miss EM
Oisrk, Mrs al Jenks, F W Beineman
W V Beaton and A V Beaton. The foilon -
ing were the outward passengers:-Rev
1 Our Soda Water trade is ever on the
increase-Wnyi Because we have the
 f§¢4fa Box of iie'a Clioeolates-""'!-I-I'
all the lftest A iiavorr, when YU” R0 °\\
fuss* ss# 11'" P°‘“=‘1 *>°*°‘ °"“‘ W 
‘ "‘ "  ll t un loin e prov ues--ussen
'   & co'     l iixsttl;-irittl-n(;i‘:or;st,hacd thalgaat ores?
proctira e. l' ooollllll al are i. e
 ' “?’"”i’°’””' .FAMUUS SOAP- r-or:.z;s.‘:'..f:s~.::::..::!'~°'~
..""`!“5f"#}"»l`-".‘ -_' -
§§
"stil "nmlgl annul mn" `  who desires  pcaltlou as
u udnlbr hnnufwf txiznlpw “' o~»i!sit'is'insonoootiou with any business
good tenants. Terms are very liberal. mm
Msnsnaia that rr one Band desired, sw. ' _ “°
hundred pupils of the City Schools co ulrr ‘rgnrangt tgzullg ?:ll:sssv;::hb` “six” 1:52'
shoairlpppiyatthlaoiiiae stones.
rssnotaiinissassaar oqtia aura
U! Ill R from Brush,
Ohlna Poiul and Holliday’s wharve.
yaetarday morning and the following
cargo: sightyeasoa lobsters, forty ilvs
bushels potatoes, twenty tive sheep and
one horse.
W. Brims of Scotland who was lately
transferred from the Bank of Nova Scotia
hers to Kentville has been transferred
back to Oharlottetown and reached here
last evsningto resume his duties. l-le is
at the Strathcona Hotel.
It is possible that Allison Campb:ll,Vlce
Principal ot West Kent School may take
the vice principalahip of the McDonald
Consolidated School at Hillsboro, if a
good man oaubesocured in time to dll
the position in West Kent Street
School.
~Persons sending advertising matter
to The Guardian are requested to
state whether same is to appear among'
_Classified ads, Business locals, Announce
ments or among regular display advertise-
ments. Who no auch information is
furnished th§\managemsnt will not be
held respcnsi le if .ad does not appear
where desired.
` That the wonderland people have come
ic stay can be doubted by no one who was
at r.hsMarketHallMondny night. Atsevon
o‘cl0ck the crowds began to fall in and up
till half past ten the constant shifting
crowd looked for all the world like ucircus.
The pictures are superior to any ever
shown here and are oi the cleanest and
highest moral tone. The enterprising
promoters uf Wonderland by placing them
selves on the Ouimst circu't
are enabled to give the people
of Ch’i.own the same frames of pictures
which are shown, the week previous in
leading Montreal houses and American
cities. The management have had the
electric equipment thoroughly overhauled'
the last day or two and are satisded that
‘ very-thing will work satisfactorily.
It is necessary for them to play
to big houses continually because of thu
chespnsss of admission and if the
appreciation which has been given in the
inet. week continues, business having
.loubled iiself each night, .there is no
question oi a permanent placecf attraction
where whole families oanspend an enjoy-'
able evening for a verv moderate,
The‘Guardlsn was yesterday presented
with a box of strawberries which holds
he rr-cord so fur, for this niiioe. Th
rr n s u an ru ed
.urprising and gratifying evidence of the
.uccess which attends intelligent culti-
vation. Twelve berries filled the box
.-ne of the ordinary marker. boxes in
which srrawberries are disposed of. The
inches in circumference, and the smallest
tivo and a ball. The combined circum-
ference of all the berries was seventy-
three and three quarters inches.
The fruit was grown under what is
known as i.ha single hedge row system;
the ordinary style of cultivation in this
Provlncels the matted row. According
tothe Rural New Yorker the nearest re-
cord forililing n quart measure is eighteen
berries. lu the case of these berries in
takes only fourteenjm fill a quart. Five
ooxes of the berries fill five quarts. This
is somathinfr tobo proud of and the grower
Albert Mutcb, of Ardgowan, Farm, Mt.
Edward Road, deserves Lo be commended,
as to the quality of the fruit it may be
moss pleuseanr. recollections he'|inri.
“Bl-focal" glasseswere in- .
vented by Ben Franklin.
The advantages of bifocal
glaa=es to persons lu, u.iddi°
life, whose "far" aight is d¢~
fective, are very great.
Without the bifocal, such
persons would require to uae
two pairs of glasses. changing
from one to the other, as their
requirements demanded.
In church, at the lecture or
concert. in commercial life, in
*imoat every phase of life, th
oeal proves itself to be a re
m arkahie convenience and tim
save r.
By the aid of our up-to-dst
nearly all combinations .o
these popular glasses.
G F Hutcheson.
a
piaut,wsareablatomaka u time the sity. I-_‘sr further pam.-1..
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r
Wliwzl
BROS
16 or 18 ladies’ Wash
r ‘Suits !
at Substantial Reductions
These areihe balance of the sesson’s selling and are
perfection in style, quality, fit, finish and workmanship
Dark and light print suits worth $1.50 for. . . . $l.25
,White ground cambric with black overcheck -$2.75
', for...   $2.|
Grass linen with white stripe, $3.00 for. . . . ._ . $2.40
White ground duck with blue and black polka dots
  _
Creamllnen$3.65 
Dark grey heavy chambray $4.2 5 for. . . . . . _ .
Fine white and black check $4.95 tor. . _ .
Grass linen elegantly trimmed $6.7 5 for. . . . _ .
7 STANLEY BRO
ease
in 'sees
$4.50 barrel upward.
Pnnn adn racers.
if Sanderson (Z1 Co.. '°'.`I’§‘°
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Sanderson Q Co.
Om-direct shipments from the mills include ilour in
small and large bags. half-barrels and barrels uf all
n,,,1¢,d{ug D,-“.15 Our prices are espeeraily low
Flour
Cornmeal V
and
Feed
Lowest Pics s.
f I
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The prudent man realizes
will bear interest.
Saviugsfdepartment.
The Royal Bank of Canada
Q r
the uncertainties of busine
and the folly of spending his entire income. It is every man
autyto save a portion of his earnings and place lt where
' J. F, McMiI.l.AN,
Manager, Charlottetown.
Wonderland!
Continuous from 7 to I0.”
Prodramme ehangid every
llorvlsy and ursriay
Nothing but the best. and
Newells '
For the first three days of this
week, the greatest entertainment
or Motion Pictures and ll-
hlltratod Song; ever odered
lu this city, including:
 ., "
Ri`€£l:ll";llill  gorlsnlllis Shining on the
Admission 5 cents
Nothing cheap but the price.
The blggat live-cents' worth in
Canada.
Coma when you like
Remain as long as you
me d I please.
Farm For Sale!
In the thriving setdumnt of New
Perth consisting of' h IOM'-75 ff"
clear and under oultivalan. There is a
good bam and house on the psamtsos. a
never falling brook ruaa arcsaea the
farm with abundances( ld. Thi is one
of the best daisy iarls today ia the
market, is one hal( mile from dieese
aciory and school.
For terms and pardealaea enquire of
HUGH MCLEAN.
7-8dwsxol. Sturgeon. P. O.
By-Law for allowing a raie - -
count on the assessments on Real
Estate and Personal Property in
the City of Charlottetown for Gen-
eral Civic purposes, for the Cur
rent year ending the thirty-first day
or December A. D. 1907.
De it enacted bythe City Council of
Charlottetown. as follows
A Discount at the rateot 2% p.
c. shall be allowed all Tax pa) ers
who lshall on or before the 25 k
day of July A. D. |907, pay to the
City Clerk at his oiiioe the Taxes
severally due by them for the cur-
rrnt year on Real Estate and Per-
sonal property for Civic purposes.
W. W. CLARKE,
City Clerk.
JAMES PA TON,
Mayor.
City Hall, Charlottetown.
7 6dx7i.
TENQER s
New Jaii..0u_rcu’s County
I sran'rMrtN'r or I’unr.rc Worms.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
lune 24, 1907.
SEALED TENDERS will be received
at this oiilce unrll noon on
TUESDAY. JULY 25RD., |907
From any person or persons willing
to contract for the building of the
New Jail, Qneen’e County according to
plans and specification to be seen at
this oiiioc or at the office of C. B. Chap-
pell, Architect. Each tender must e
accompanied by a certified cheque ou
an chartered bank, payable to the
order of the Commissioner of Public
Works, for the sum of $500.00. In
event of tender not being accepted, the
cheque will be :eturned.
The names of two responsible per-
snns willing to become bound for the
faithful performance of the contract
must accompany each tender.
The Department does not bind itself
to acceptihe lowest or any tender.
Tenders io be addressed to ine vn-
dersigned and to be marked, "Tenders
for the New Jsil, Queeu's County.”
L. ii. MACMILLAN,
Secretary Public Works.
6-26dn1wfrzlrw4i.
Good Custom
Tailoring
I am prepared to do the
the very best tailoring for ai
classes of customers. I
would be a pleasure for me to
show you thc cloth ci latest
patterns. Prices moderate.
Let me have the pleasure of
a call from you.
C. Alex. Brown,
CUSTOM TAILOR,
0 .it "’l' M ."
5-2¥il§|?a;rf.ti3nros. wo nm
Automobile To Hire
Thomas Flyer. $7 horse power, cents ilvc
persons including chaticnr. Will hirs by the
ay for country runs. and by tho imnr
an aosir to J/.mas orrrcn, opp carries.-ai,
Grid Im Great Georgc.8t
McLeod Q. Bentley.
Barriswrs and Akorueyaat-law.
Solicitors for the Bank of Nova €co‘ia
Haney toloan.
Ovrimts-flank oi Nova Eeoda Chambers
wwiyr. Charlottetown
Teache r Wanted
For the I/cwor Montague Fchool, First or
rrcconri Ulrtss (rnulc preferred.) Bupplcmont
$50.00. Midriirrnmerlrollriayrr
. S. li, AITKEN
Soo of Truatocu
Aitaens Furry, 7»t\li:t.Bi
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FtRM FOR SALE
FOR SALE-I will sell my ‘property near
llrsdnilmrro Sti\l»inn.cunaistlng f |00 acres of
wood lnrnl, vrllh first Clava buildings iwrl
.nn-.l\nrrl, nlso 100 acres of land wil lroui. build-
ings. \\'iiirrolI in whclo or scparnto ic suit
pull-chasers. Rcnsoriuhlo icrms rind rcanonnblc
c
°' °` .r. J. nnrrwnrr.
ro-smnstr r»_ rr. r_ rr., vt.-...»~...
G. l. MURPHY & i0,
SYDNEY, C. B.
General Commission Fierchsnt'
Island Produce handled on commis-
Alou.
Prompt returns made.
4-rgdrwiyr
PURE F000 IIISURES
  dooo iinrrir
l_l_lQ|§.'5l“..".‘l
Plllll F000.
csws Qllal-ITT f|°|=i'~|'-‘rd
renova-ro.oon.
Glenaladale Hotel
__Nr~:AR--
Tracadie Station
"ls now open fnr pennancnt and irarrsieni.
boarders. This lroiel is lveautiiully locate-d
with fishing bathing and boating near at hand.
I-‘rec coach from Tracsdlo Station. Appoint-
ments can be nrada nt shortest. noticc by mail
oréclephonlc. 1 be h
|\1i'n0|6\‘l<‘l\ some nr _
M.i`. §dKlNNON
7~li'dlmp C opricior
r
4 --I I
iiamoss Leather
We keep in stock first quality im
ported Harness Leather.
LONG BROS.
Agents Welsh Tanning Co.
4-9d6m,
HORSE RACES
BRISTOL PARK
Wednesday, July 3ist
Premlums.......  . . . .
.. $95
Tlrvrrc will be tlrreernces for trot-
iers and pacrrs as follows:
Free for all .. . . . . .. . .purse $45
2.3oclass ..  .. $30
Green race . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . . . $20
Enieries ro por cent of purse.
Entries close 3oth.
Admission to grounds and tc-a
tickets all for a5c.
All usual amusements. including
dancing etc.
J. B. MCDONALD,
President.
GEO. HUMIC,
7 22d9i Secretary.
A Great Snap
30 pairs Men’s Dongola
bals with Goodyear welts,
medium heavy oak soles
popular toe.
All sizes 6 to ro. Came by
mistake.
Worth $4.00 yours for $2.9 5
J ll. Bell,
T he Lew lrirettci ture.
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