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THE "MONEY BACK" STORE
SPECIAL SALE
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Demonstration
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SWELL
NEW YORK
NECK-WEAR l
We have just received by Express the swellest
and niost up-to-date line of ladies’ silk and wash
neckwear evershown in this City. These are posi-
tively the latest and newest American styles having
come to us direct from New York City. During
the last three days of this week.
Thursday, Friday and
V Saturday
We hold a special sale demonstration of these
goods and will sell during these three days ONLY
at the special prices. .
-The up-to-date ladies oi Charlottetown and
vicinity should make a pointcf attending this sale
of pretty neckwear. It aiiords a splendid opportun-
ity to buy the latest New York styles.
' Neckwear. at exceptionally low prices; And we
repeat-these special prices will hold ONLY during
the THREE DAYS mentioned.
We invite the ladies to nail and see the pretty
things and we feel certain that very few who come
will fail to purchase. _ _ _ ,_ ` ,
Here is a partial description of the diiierent
styles -and the special prices. And regarding prices
we wish to emphasize the fact that our regular
market prices are very low indeed.
Ni-zcitwi-mt
ciiizitr ar At l9c
25c L
’i`hc white niei-ci-rizod Linen Duck Buster Drown washable Collars embroi-
dcrcWiiit.fioiioit`iliccrizod liiiicii-Duck doubic tab enibroiilcrcd stock of silk-nil
c°m'i:'i{a ~|r|0m~ (1,, Liu' (militr nf fwhite iiierccrized poplin with deep double tabs
oiiihrolilcreil in colored alike. trimmed iagattiiig gnlooii and hire mniifs. I
Pretty whit/.1 iuid black Lace Appilqtic Collars. Short tab cii'ect.
NECKWEAR
ciiiaitr Ar Af 50g
1 58c
lik h il db tto .
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fanliloiildi-iiBti|ilhi'iiili,r‘r)idii)v`»isltiii} »iiJikl.Hsholi"tildliilulilldueiiiiiriiiiiei-led tab edged silk cord,
"l"'»,5'|i'.§‘l~9d;'.i',l.l,','§,'~° 'iiiiiiiil-I-"»i"i1i-a»i.y orient voniiiiiiing i-oiifir limi uc. or whim
m.»|-wg-iwd plastic cloth witii ciiibroidcred polkzuiot top of collar edged with
mmilrcttiy iiiorccrizcll l’ii|\io (‘ollni11 fngv\tt.od top( embroidered silk spot -various
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colnIr)ld‘d“'diliibnnlidiimlmiiveNdiiliiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiugdiiiir,both edges fsgotted trlniiiicfl.
ip ii ni cfiiiik ra
m"L`hd'¢iri1\t(iiiiilt'i¢ti0ii'iils1i1\lilllI‘liid|iii’ii liloilllirr. douliiio Iiib c1\'i-.ot-, ilncn fliiisned odKOS. ein-
brcidercd rings mid lnco motif triuiiiied. Sky, white. pink.
Nackwaair
E ciinar At 54c
AT 45c ,   .
Dasp double tab collar of meroerised Poplin Silk amhroiricrcd in white and
:’oT5’:dc1"gir;i2:dg;iz?dbhlnsn Duck. elegantly smbroidci-ed and trimmed fancy
s.
“ Adother small stock wash embroidered double pointed tahin WY- bi'\‘¢l‘- "'1-
pink. cream. _
I NECKWEAK  
c1_ii~;Ai> At 55c
A'I` 68c
t | Th‘edI¥i1chunp'(.;plllara saints :;_r;Ll:rof wash sill. four in hand tic ni\f\l'i10f|~
imm acemc a__ona.a yan . m,. _, h , ,"1
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` Ariotiiri- clsganteoiisr nfnhluslin do Bois verv daini. . iinc VIL °fili""~_ f"i’ 
_ vmnii "imma fancy eeiemii .ur mia. rsh i»_ieinrow<l wiii' ‘““ '"
¢ ottssoiorinla. ‘
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|-lead Offices in New Prowsa Block-.-Charlottetown.
Ssrunnkx Guardian nity emu s year
` Wii.l.ut|s Mci.i:AN came to the city
eetrrday from Eldon. '
A. W. Msaconu, Boston, ie visiting
, W. H. Croskill, Ickerinan.
- Annes Mclmus of thiecity, went to
'Amherst yesterday morning
ll Am' person having a Bell Tent for sal
should apply at this office at once. '
Sin Louis Aim Lanv Davin; visited the
‘ Consolidated School at I-.iaselbiook yesmr.
day. N
Enivnsr Hauer, Boston, is visiting his
former home at York, after an absence of
ilyears. `
- ANY person having a second hand
piano for sale cheap should apply at this
oiiice at once.
Missim Ina AND Garmin Mr-:1iri.n, left
yesterday morning on a visit to New
Glasgow, N. S.
G. lil. ANDERSON, Kiulcck, was a pass-
engerto the city yesterday by the S. S.
City of London.
W. S. Poour kan nkcoarsit, Miss
Bertha Poole were passengers by the
Northumberland yesterday morning.
ANY good strong boy, who desires per
manent work with rapid promotion
should apply at this onine at once.
Tas auction sale of the property of the
late John MoGougan, Bayiield Street,
takes piece today at 12 o'c1ock noon.
Tris Saturday Guardian, only iiity cents
ii year is an excellent gift for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.
` Mas. J. Do1iioN and Mies Cronin left
yesterday morning for Pletou, to ment
Miss Maud Dolron who has been visiting
there.
Rav. W. H. Hknnmo, Iliinois, who is
spending his vacation on the Island, will
preach in the Central Christian Church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Miss Jui.iA KELLY, Keily's Cross, has
seeureda position as bookireeper with
graduate of the Union Commercial
College.
'ANY person desiring to purchase it
good lot and dwelling house, should
attend the sale of the property ofthe late
John McGougau, Bayfield Street today at
12 o'ci0ck.
‘ J. P. MUKENNA, Iona, formerly cf 'the
teaching at-aff of St. Dunstan`s College
and one of the graduating class ot 1000,
left yesterday morning for Montreal,
where he intends studying in St. Mary's
College. '
T111-: funeral of the late John S. Harris
took place yesterday morning from his
residence at Brighton, to Argyle Shore
Cemetery. The services at the house
and Rev. James Simpson. The pail
bearers were:Marshal Cameron, Police
Sergeant Bradley. Thomas Flyun,Thonias
Dover, John Wonnocott and John Mc-
lnnis.
As The Guardian Employment and
information Bureau, established some
months ago, has been so greatly appreci-
ated, and has been the means of securing
I employment for so many people and help
, for so many business houses and house-
I keepers, it has been decided to establish
in connection with this paper, an Adver-
tising Agency. Thus any persons or drms
desirin advertising in any newspaper
il
, outside of this city, cnn have same
l placed by The Guardian. They can thus
,secure the same rates as if they placed
their order direct, and have each advsr
2 tiseuient checked to sec that it gots the
' proper number of insertions and appears
; as desired. ti
Rav. A. D. McDoNAi.n G. W. P. ad-
dressed a public meeting at Brookfield, on
the 27th lust, at the cloec,of which assis-
ted by Rev. Geo. Millar, a Division of the
Sous of Temperance was organised with a
good initial membership. The newsoclety
which enters upon its career with bright
prospects of success, will be known as
Brookfield Division, No 263. The night of
meeting will be Thursday. A hearty vote
of thanks was tendered the G. W. P. for
his presonce.The following are the oilicers
elected for the ensuing termz-
W. P--Mr Angus Beaton.
W. A.-Mrs Brenton Dollar.
R. S.-Mr Everett Johnson.
A. R. S.-Miss Annie Beaton.
F. S.-Mr Wiihert Drummon i.
Treae-Mr Brenton Dollar.
Chap-Mr Alex Campbell,
Cond-Mr Murdoch MaSweea.
A. C.-Maggie McDonald.
I. S.-Mr Alex McDonald.
0.S.-Mr Frank Mc1'lui1'.
P. W. P.-Mies Jennie Dollar.
"Famous Soup." Satisfaction in every
cake. ttedctw.
 

Flaky-Pastry and
 Rich Scotch Cake
that will mske the
good cook ` smile is
hers for the asking
fresh each day.
Mlnce Pies inc.
Apple Pies tae.
Lemon Pies nc.
Scotch Cake i6c.
D. Stewart
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Ecnxnl B/ixxxv,
. Bakssjost Breed.
were conducted by Rev. T. F. Euiler-ton.
/Dfawse/37%. .[z§!.     
Enoan Bxln left. yesterday morning
for Tomllib.
Tn: Halifax will be due this evening
about 8 o‘oloek.
'1°g|S.S, City of London makes two
trips on West-River today.
TH: tide will be high this evening at
8.03 and tomorrow morning at. 7.18.
Micilsar. F. Hari-:s and wife of Toning-
ton, Conn., are rsslstered at the Victoria.
4 0. F, Vauonlm, accountant in the Si.
John office of the Msssey~Har-ris Co., is
in the city.
Ewan sun Mas Csmiiion, leaves this
morning for Toronto, where they will
attend the exhibltltion.
Miss Fwmncs V. McKn:\'zra who
has been visiting in this city, left yester-
day morning for New York.
J. M. Davison", manager of thc Bank of
Commerce lu this city. loft yesterday
morning on a visit to Ottawa.
Mus. E. H. Glu. and son Master E.
Ross GUI, Brookline, Maas., are visiting
John and Mrs. Ross, Grafton Street.
Tna marriage of I-Iibbert M. Sellar and
Miss E. P. Match, bothlof Charlottetown,
takes place in Roxbury Mass., on Septem-
ber 5th.
Taisrw was a. nice comfortable load of
passengers to Orwell by the S. S. City of
London yesterday afternoon. The return
cargo consisted of 75 boxes cheese, 50
cases eggs, 5 sheep and one iiorey.
IN response to a number oi’ requests the
committee are making arrangements to
have the Misses Crawford and Hyde
give another of their popular entertain-
ments in the Market Rall, Suniuiorside,
on Monday next.
Gooii work is being made in sweeping
up the dirt on the streets by the member.,
of the broom prigade. But all the
available brooms at the brigades coin-
couimand and all the elbow irrease iii the
corps are not equal ton street swccpci,
which is badly needed.
U16 ill'\1\ 0! Stanley BIDS- Miss Klblii' is Il i Tan Guardian is pleased to note that.
following out its suggestion of a few
days ago Acting Mayor Hooper has limi
the Park bathing houses washed out. and
cleaned. But the sliutterson the men`s
bathing house are still nailed up and the
inside of the place in unpleasautly close.
Con.1ucs1'oNDsN'rs should remember that
to ensure early appearance of correspond -
ence allmatter sent in should be cut
down as rnucii as possible. Every
attention is paid to correspondence but
it Islmpossible to get everything in as
written, especially when as of late many
communications are being received each
day.
Tun Pretoria sailed yesterday morning
with the following passengers: Miss A
McDonald, Miss G. W. Gibson, P L Gra-
ham and wife E P Lnrrabee,Miss S 0'Neil,
J Tlfeid and wife, W Davies and wife,
W A Arthur, James Melsaac, Fred liar-
wood and wife, W A Lewis, Wllburn
Lewis, Mrs H F Burgess, \V A Cumm-
ings, Miss M Cullen, Sisters of Charity,
Misa Lido. Mrs C \V Thompson, Miss l.
H Pett.lgr°ew.MissR A Hiscox, Mrs A
Toluian, Mrs M A McQueid Mrs H M
Ramsdeil and wifi-, G R Badger, A M
\‘Veatherby, N IC Miller, M T Hayes and
wlfe,S Freernsin, W D Evans, Mrs W VV
Crockett, ES Kent, F S Kent, G \V
Andrews, Jas A McAdai.n, Mrs Jus F
McAdriin.
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THE DEAF MADE TU HEAR.
Deafness because usually due to
Catarrh, is quits cnrablr. In A thousand
cases this is proved absolutely trur. Suc-
cess invariah y attends the use of Catarrii-
the lniiammatioii,dcstroys the seeds of
Calarrh and thereby allows nature to rc-
aasist harm-lf. Try Catarrhozone yoiirseif
Entered Aug. Zil-North Star, Fitilnyion
Cape Tornientinc; Charlotte. Forrest-,
Ariehat:Lilla Linwood, Sturgess, Syd-
ney.
Cleared Aug. Zil.-Stanley Mac, Wiiitile,
Port liood; North Star, Finlayson.
Liidyliill, gi . '
Orr, Rieiiibuc-to: liuzei Deli, Murray,
Sydney.
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` ' l ‘ HIS vigorous revival of summer weather is a decide
reminder to every woman of the advantages of our
25 per cent Discount Sale of Shirt Waists
The prettiest showing of shirt wsists you’li see in P. E. Island-almost
all sizes- many dii’ferent’atiract1ve styles going at a deeply cut price.
Bry to-day- theres ample summer weather in which to enjoy your
-BUY
$1-45
$1.60
51-75
$1.95 waists are now. ...£.1,46
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EXCURSION BULLETIN
S- S-_“ll °F LONDON, Dccp Cutting liiakcs Satisfactory Buying 5
T“£r_W°“ wednesday °°3'p'm‘R°‘"’d. This is the state of aiialrs at the big furniture sale _ ___
mg; iirestniver Pom Thursday at 3_ p_ Stock mnst be closed out quickly. Prices are being greatly
_ , cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
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ni. Round trip 20c
$2.15
oz-ss “
.85 waists now... .64
'95 .1 it D '_ .71
The
Early
Comer
Chooses
Best
“ “  ...$1.09
“ “ ........$1_2o
“ “  .$1.31
.. .. $1.01
“ “ $176
it st tt $2 U6
it
$2.75  .
is-45 “ “ ~- -$2-59
All shirt waist suits of wash
material going at 33 1-3 per
cent and 25 per cent dis-
count.
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To iam iiivor ports Friday as ii. p. m, bargains
Round trip wc. '
'l‘o Crapaud Snturdayhi. 3. p. m, Round
trip -itie. Piano. Refreshments. Home
This is a good time for baby carriages-
Our stock is new and most artistic in design.
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amy Zami' i Price reductions never before heard of are
Clircnogrnph \Vrit.c-hes. \Ve now have
in stock four of these watches, one of
wlileh is n split seconds, ull minute
registering. These are of the world rc-
nowneil "l.ongines" and "Agas5|z" mnkn,
the best wiitciics of this class produced,
greatly in etidence in this portion of our
stock. Buy to-day. _
Ifyoucontelnpintoinvcstlng, we have ____________   ___ ____ _ _________ ___  
inniic the prices on these so low that you
can’t. aiiord to ict this opportunity pass
Cv. I". llutciieson, Jeweler. li-2'7ii2i.
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Hammocks
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Pinctio; Three Iiclis, Murray. SY<|il0y:
linii in linlifax,Ciiampion,
BOOKSTORE.
“BANNIGER” 
ozone which has cured catarrbai flcafnoss , e I '
of twenty-five years standing. Pcnetrat- ,
ing through t.he passages of the car, the
soothing vapor of Cutarrhozone relieves
250 and $1.00 sizes sold by nil dealers. ' _ _ _ `
Can be painted, tinted, oilf tl
TRADE Ai!3_5H|"P|NG- 1 7 varnishod, or wliitewaslied "
Pm °F °"f'fm"°w"`   Ask your dealer lor it., or,
Schofield Bros ,
SELLING AGENTS,
si. John, N. B.
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D. G. W.l’.-Ilev George Millar.  ” 21””
A KODAK
SNAP
We have aiew second
hand kodaks on hand
which were leit with
us to be sold,-good
value at the price
asked.
No. 1 folding pocket
kodak for $5.00.
No. I A folding
pocket kodak $8.oo.
No. 3 folding pocket
kodak $10.00.
 liicioiiliilocilnioi.
 “_li9 naucoisrs.
2.. CornerGt. George and Kent Ste.
MACS’
WITCH
IIAZEL
LREAM
is the best preparation
on sale for the skin. Cures
sunburn, chafed or rough-
ened skin. sore lips, chap-
ped hands, etc. Soit as
velvet.
Price 25c a bottle.
“Tho Two Macs."
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` iiesi-Woriimziiship siid Best Msisrlsls st the Lowest Prices
Being equipped with all the modern appliances. we are
prepared to do :mv kind ni' worlr you need.
PLATE WORK-We make rubber, aluminum. gold
and continuous gum plates. By the last named plaic, the `
gum color is iiiiiiatiu almost to perfection. The teeth look |
as if they grew there. This is the most bcantiini and higli-
cst class plate work now done. All our plates have it double
suction and cimi oi drop down.
CROWN 6. BRIDGE WORK -Our Crown and
bridge work made after the latest method, is durable and
self cleansing as well as beautiful.
Enamel Flilin js--Everyone is pleased with the
natural appearance of enamel fillings. They look just like
i the tooth. They are as permanent as gold and cost less. _
i lf you intend having dental work done, cali and eec ns. We will
examine your mouth, rxplain matters to yon, tell you wllll YU"
ought to have done will c-st. We make
N0 Ciitllflli FOR CONSULTATION ANI) EXAMINATION
it ie our business and pleasure and wc place you under no
li ‘ l t i th work.
ob li:didlelt1`iir::n\Ecogyiv`;.s liduoyeai' written guarantee with all our work.
Guarantee Dental Rooms,
DK. E. E. ROBINS, Prop.
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