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We are selling off
the balance of fin:
fishing tackle at big
discounts
Rods
Reels
Lines
l-`Iy Books
25 p.c. oil
Baskets
20 p.c. oil
.l.G. Jamieson,
DRUGGIST
A life long '
Friend
When you buy a wa°ch. get
_ one of our hi h grade "G. H. 'l`."
 specials ant? you will have a
’ true and accurate friend.
- These watches are made up
` ` lpecially for us by the very best
American watch factory and are
all thoroughly tested and rated.
,_ ,_ We have these in ladies' and
 genie' gold, gold-Filled and
' ‘ silver C8585.
_ G.l‘l.`l`ay|or,
‘ __ Jeweler & Opticlnn.
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THE CIIARLOTTIIOWN GUARDIAN
WEDNESDAY, AL G UST ll.
bout e5 acres, lying between the
Mount Edward Road on the Ea.st,tbe
Deblois Road on the north and the
tage as a .show place of being open
to puhlic view `on all sides. Travel-
lers by rail will have it in sight for
nearly three quarters of a mile. and,
as the farm slopes toward the rail-
way, nearly its whole ares. will be
Vi¢>\D16 "Om that quarter. There
will also 'oe a good view for nearly
half a mile on the Deblois Road, and
_from a longer extent of the Mount
Edward Road.
The site is at present occupied by
hall u dozen different lots on which
options have been obtained. The
rcsidsnce of Judge Fitzgerald, with
adjoining grounds on the Mount Ed-
ward Road, covering about tive acres,
will 'ne retained by him. The central
part of the Farm, comprising nearly
one hall of the whole, is made up of
tho estate of the late Hon. J. C.
Pope and known as Ravenwood. The
rimldence thereon, the main portion
of which is in good preservation,will
be repaired and in part remodeled.
-Here Superintendent Clark will re-
side and also have his office. It is
understood to be the intention to
enclose the entire farm with a sub-
stantial fence, and to remove the di-
vision fences, which would be neither
useful nor ornamental if retained.
The farm will be devoted to experi-
ments, with cereal grains and gras
ses, roots and vegetables, orchard
-ind small fruits to determine the
S€l.llll ll V
_  THB EXPERIMENTAL FARM FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
The new Experimental Farm near most suitable varieties lon thllPro-
 this city as projected, will cover a- vince. Testa will bemade with or-
namental and useful tmel and
sary of desirable varieties will ds-
facility for all interested to inspect
the operations being carried on and
the experiments in progress. The
-Superintendent will be glad to an-_
swer' questions and give desired in-
formation to all comers, when once
the Farm is in full operation. Every.
one who travels by rail to the city
and prolonged view of the Experimen-
tal Farm.
Live stock will not he kept. except
the horses necessary for carrying on
the work of cultivation. The ol‘l‘lcia'l
retail will include the Superintendent,
a Foreman and such working men
as may at different seasons be re-
quired. We believe the Experimental
Farm will prove of great interest: and
value to the farmers of this-Province.
It is very convenient of access, of
sufficient size, has a variety of good
soils and is in many ways as desir-
able a site as could have been select.-
ed. We believe that Superintendent
Clark, who is a scientlhcally educat-
ed as well as apractical farmer,wiil
in due time make the Farm some-
thing to be proud of. But there wi-ll
be a lot of planning and work to be
done belore it can be brought into
such symmetry and beauty as charac-
terise some of the other. model and
experimental stations in different
_parts of the Dominion.
[luring the sitting ol the Imperial
Press Conference the question of chea-
'ier cable rates was much discussed
ind the Pacific Cable Company an-
nounced its intention of cutting its
press rates in two on first August.
it was hoped that this would have
wrought about a corresponding re-
duction in Atlantic cable rates. Now
s announced by the companies
concerned that nn reduction will l-e
made. The Marconi Company is
'doing ri limited business in press
;|nez-usages across the Atlantic .it
half the cable rates. but the mnd
telegraph companies connecting
mr c lull commercial rates on
:rl ig l
lihesc press messages. The cihlen
-and the land lines work together a-
'rrfs BATTLE ron CHEAPER
A'r1fAN'r1o casnn snavrcn. '_`°
gainst the wireless. It is a good
deal like our three short; haul rates
in freight transpontation. The wire-
less message crosses the Atlantic
cheaply, but pays twice as much
lor land transportation ah each: end
as the cable message pays. This
makeu out a strong case for an a‘ll-
British cable and land service under
gov\arn»nent control across the Atlan-
tic and Canada. Possibly, as Mr.
Marcori hopes, the wireless service
across the Atlantic will soon be de-
veloped to an extent, that ivill enable
it to transport the full volume of
press rrcssages. and also to trans-
mit thmi to their destinations on
lland.
g _on_n.`.-"oth ana`1otn'.TSEE£embFr
next thc Nova; Scotia Press Associa-
‘rnm win meer in Amherst and the
iNew Brunswick Press Association
will, meet in the nearh5" i»°“'“ Ol
Sackville. It is hoped that the two
bodies will get together and with de-
legates from Prince Edward Island
lmay sdcceed in iorming a Maritime
Press Association. This ought tobo
done. _ ,_ with the special train from Chariot-|
L-`=‘~M°'**--‘-“>°~<2'-11'-‘f-1'-'1-'=--”'?"'“"“F tetown, reaching Summerside in time
_ _=;‘_:: _*M i'- 
IZARVEST EXCURSION.
In cmnuction with the Harvestsrs'
Excursi in on the llth inst., passeng-
ers from Tignish and intermediate
 l O shrubs and it may be that a nur-4
g P. E. Island Railway on the west: velop later. The farm will be inter
and south. lt thus enjoys the advan- sected by; driveways, giving every*
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in the day time will have an easy__
is  -s
Alllmr ol some tive thousmtl mm
who linda' normal and healthful m-
.dl-\_l'-flll oollitlolllrwould be mining
coal in Cape Breton, have been for
a month or more idle. Now n small-
er force ol fifteen hundred men, hith-
‘erto busy in the coal mines at
Spring Hill. has quit work. How
1°!! than disturbed conditions may
last we do not how, but those in
this city and Province who depend
upon Nova Scotia coal to warm
their houses and supply them with
power during the coming wint.er.will
tlement is not soonreaehpd
_   wmoui l vent _-
"l nm thoroughly convinced that.
the Gregg Shorthand stands without
a peer, and I have adopted it be-
cause of my xiety to give. my
u.udents the xry best. The Gregg
System is so fascinating that one
feels like 'keeping at it all the time.
This is a very important point and
one that' makes the teaching and'
writing of shorthand a pleasure in-
stead of the drudgery experienced by
the olden methods."
D. E. Henry,Principnl of 'Shorthand
Department, Willis Business `College,
Ottawa, Canada; Certificated Teacher
(with honors) of the Benn Pitman
system.
Gregg Shorthand is taught at Gie
Union Commercial College. Free hes-
son o`n application to Wm. Moran,
Prln., Charlottetown.
sion or 'ri-is
SEVEN DEVII-»S»
 a patiefrnitueiridth-alglci.
disease enter my consulting
one adllctcd with the seven
I-mludm yviatnligepd
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tan of thousands Ihdlg¢8t-i0l-
Simon Briand., Cape Augnet P.0., Rich-
mond Co., N5., wrote ua on January 27th
la.lt,saying: “Poroveriyearalmilexed
from Stomach trouble. The little food
I ata gave no nourishment to my 
'!1ireemonths|go,Itried)|ot.herBeig s
m and two bottles of it eempletdy
me." He adds that lt also cured s
number of his friends.-Price 00 eta. per
‘nah A. ].Whih&Ce.. Ltd... lliaatni
`; _ manning
"Going west? if you are, remem-
ber there`s no .place can till your re-
quirements in clothes better than
Brown. H. H. Brown, the young.
men’s man. 8-l0dr2i.
"Hundreds of new up~to-date purses
and hand satchels, in everything that
is new and novel ss well as useful
for the aeason.- Jas Pa.ton& Co.
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_stations will come to Summerside by
the train leaving Tignish at 12.15;
passcnrtrs from Souris, Georgetown
and intermediate stations will coma
to Royalty Junction by the regular
afternoon trains, and connect there
`~ _i 's-unassumin-
-I to connect with the special trip to be
4`
.it
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'  S by the regular afternoon train. Pas-,
 0 senge-rs from Murray Harbor and 
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_ \ -  ff ' Y' ' ' " ' / ers from the Cape Traverse Brangh LOWCF QUCCI1 St.
will go by the regular morning train
vin Ca e r v
made hy the Steamer. Passengers
from Montague will go from there
by the morning train leaving at
954 and will go from Georgetown
intermediate stations will come to
Charlottetown by the regular morn
ling train on the 11th and paswng-
_ lust Arrive
_ a fresh supply
of
i White’s Chocolates
` ,i lisa g p Tssrse at6.25 a. m. i
"\ --`§`_ ‘he steamer Empress will make a _ 1,
‘ " f` 2'3" special trip on Wednesday evening
` * for the accommodation of the Har-
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The Union Commercial College
re-opens on Tuesday Aug 24th.
Students should enter on that
ddtfd- 8-l ldrtf.
L  __-. --een
, A (mm   _ navriir_._L0h\\;_ri_~:aR.
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   $5 \ 0 s_.idr_;|
 . » » ! all Gent`s shoes _ E _ ,_
Mt Fl p g hlgh grade for spot 4.1. msriucr rnmci:.‘
on sole.
[xecuiurs llniice
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rel ned executors of the last will
; nerglioiit. mwsssed testnle. hereby notify all
od tn th i l I l d cn d
l1f'”°'i" ""’°"‘....r to c».'..¥i.i` whirl” v§n3?'.
‘I "'  /-» -7 f;.;:“.i'E."'l‘.:°§:-.°.:‘f.:t.t:rr~.':fi:,:'..¥s.:f:.':=.hrs
4 §  :@_ ‘_ .
P li K* am » I ' /n l
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a I . ma spaym . .
on or before Urt l5lh. llllil. And all persona
' hnvingolaims against. said estate are hereby
- ,,- S ,. required to present same. duly mlested with-
, .  _ , ln the mid time. -
1.! , ___ /_  ll __( 1 Dated the inh nay of August. liiw.
.'-i~. | '”` "`- Q `  CHARLES WRIGHT
I “Jil M W '_` ""»“'  7’ Viclorial
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Pllilllilll MEETINGS
,iii X1 -~ - ~----- cash. price stamped 
Mr M C Delane will meet
 Prornpt efficient Work at the elecforslat the fllillowing time
~ -..- 4,00 l]‘)W 3 00,4 50 and places-
if.. '
est shoe at such a
Beer (£1 Weeks _Pfi°°- A
Successors to Mark Wright Fnrn'g Co
GUFF BHUS
lo *h°1°“'°S° p°“s"°1° °°“*' B““"" now 3-31. 5.00 new §.i:r.‘;::‘...£'f°.'1i‘.:.¥...‘;‘.“sn...
 f&.Gti0Il guaranteed. 3.7 5. This is a rare '|`f="=1l¢f’~ 1"# W=°“°~d'fv
». rrthlnst.
£ chance to get the lat- _Fr¢¢wwn. Timrvday. wh ins
,», 8
z p. in .
Kensington. Thursday, rzth inst
7.3¢ p. m. _
Cape Traverse. Friday 13th Inst
Searitown. Saturday, 14th lust
Tryon, Monday, i6th inet.
All evening meetings at 7,30.
The Gwnmllst candidate is in
vited to ‘gasoil '
at
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be getting a little anxious ii a set-k
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New Dress Cloths. g
Iust received our first shipment of new Fall Sultings in the
newest novelties comprising stripes and plains in 'the -leading
shades. Nainely greens, old rose and amethyst series. Prices
range from $1.20 to 2. 50, 56 in. goods. Ladies who find it hard to
have their suits made up in the busy dress makers ageson will
find this early shipment interesting Remember first clio means"
ex:lusiveness. A _ ’ ‘
JAM-ES PATON Q. C0.
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AFarmer’s Engine
Moet complete. most rellablo. mo.-t durable
an-i most cconomloalevor offcrod the trade.
with our gasoline tank oust solid in hash. and
num feud, there is absolutely no danger
from fire or explosion. Our new hopper cooler
ls so arranged_that. ll keoui- engine at proper
temperature for an ordinary ten litilrs run
with only two buckets uf water. and has no
pipes whatever to freeze up in winter nor
circulating pump to get oul.. oi' order. Costs
for gasoline less than halftlie sxpnnss of feed
ing horses. while doing same work in ri rowar
occupies little space, ciuy to inuuni. nn wagon
or sled and can be r\u| from itll io fill rovolul-
ions per minute. \'Ve guarantee power and
steady running qualities. Marine engines al-o
always in stock. Prices ani terms rnnsonablo
Amherst Motor Co.
Amherst N. S.
7-‘l8dwrw.~tf. ’
£2-*rs*
HUUSE Hlli Sill
The undersigned offers for -calc n lui-usdw 'rl
inl house lnt obost of i-»-p\.li- also n barn. av.
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able. For further|»ai-f1c€;=|‘r.;_.X.(5l5t9l, '
1-siaiaipa arson... ,ik 'i-,, 1.
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Farm For Sale.
splendid house. large barn. ‘ao acres choie
In . one half covered with hard and softwood,
y skirt? laixliest return- in lumber. ons hall
clea a in excellent heart. well watered.
Inspection Invited,
(,‘-HAF. B, WRIGHT
Centreville Bedeque
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Johnston & McCallum
sA1uus'rERs, sn.
Olirlcssz- Canadian Bank
:JfC0mmerce Building. Sour!!
I, .|, Johnston K. C. .. .
Calvin D, l1¢CsIlum
Canada Life Facts*
The Canada Life, by reason of its strong reser
ves, will not beobliged to use any profits in future.
for the purpose of increasing the reserve funds.
Most companies will be compelled to reduce their
profits for this purpose.
W 'T- B“ff°"° _ W. K Ro ers
Agent Slmmerside. _ S
M P. B. l..Bnacll
W' P' c.“.‘hmi¢¢ni in.:-rust. l.“l\'.“le|ef_e. NIU”
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ishermen
 
We wish to call special attention to The “Imperial” GW ‘
oline Marine Motors we manufacture. " ' ' ; _ _ » .
These Motors are built of the best material pr6cnreblt.llld
equipped with the most up todate Sparkling device-° end-Gif-'
burtors built in America. We have a large-number #QW _lil
use, and they are giving excellent satisfaction. We  #M4
behind our Motors in every case, and our 
against any defect in workmanship, and asws man UN
right at home, we are always at the disposal of our customer#
to see that ogr Engines give entire satisfaction, and allo 1°
give any information duircd in reference to the running of same.
Fishermen, or others, who eostem inte insulting a Motor
in their boats, should write us for pgces and guarantee Of
“IMPERIAL” before placing their orders elsewhere.
There is no doubt about lt. we have the beet dined U15
best running Motor offered for sale on Prince Edwa N104-
Cali and seeone running at works. It lsonly I p|el8\if¢ W
us to demonstrate the superiority of our Engines. _
If you cannot all write na for information.-ard wi W”
be glad to write you fully. `~ ' ,
uur pnoes and terms are reasonable. ' _ ,
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