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_ Don't weaken your eye-
ai ht.
8 Your carelessness may mean
a life of suffering for yourself
and children. '
Savc them from being handi-
capped through life by protect-
ing your eyesight.
Come to us at the Srst indi-
cation of disordered vision. A
thorough examination will cost
you nothing. The proper glasses
will save suffering. 3153.3
Or get you doctor who ii
an eye specialist to test you.
eyes and come to us for the
on in any style you wish for
E. W. TAYLOR
South. Side Queen Sqn ai e
suction
FURMITUSWE
Beiij. Carter i\ Ch., are in
striictwl by Mrs. McNeill to sell
at her home, Kent St. on
Wednesday, July 22nd, |908
coniniencing at i o'clocl; p. ni.
A lot of liouseliold furniture coni»
prising dining rooiii, bedrooni,
hallaiid kitflicn furniture, niats,
rugs, carpets, dishes, sliiides,
glass, bedding, mattress springs,
range s‘ovenczirly ne\v, etc., etc.
Terms cash.
BIENJ CAl{'I`l€R  Co,
7_-i8rl4i Auctioneer.
- DOMINION OF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward ls-
land City of Charlottetown.
lluforc _livliu .-\. Nliiciloii ~|.!, l'I~quiru
the 5ti|'»¢~|iriiir_\' .\l:i_t;i.~»ti‘utt~ for the t_`it_'.‘
Of Cliiirinllt-ir»\\'ii.
'i`Al{l‘i.\'ll'l`lCli iiiiil liis lloiirir the
Slipi-litiiliry .ll:i;,'|st.':it\: for il.i- (ily of
(`lnii’lotieto\\'ii, li.i~ li_\- ‘ririnc of lliz- power
and riiiilmriiy iii hiizi vi-.~tc~<l hy ilu-
Slziiiitcoi the Gciierzil .>\».si:uilil_v Uf the
Islarirl cniiilcd:
"An .»\Ci tn 1.r\1i_~'f~lirl'\‘e :i'i’ .\m|‘i1fl
the several Act lucur,nirniin_u ihi- City
of Clinrlm¢et»~u~ii." Urdert-d nad uppniiit-_
cd that Monday, luly 27tlI. f\. ll. |003
he thu day set ini\\'ii fi r hearing :ill :ip
penis niadc to hiin ironi the pn-eciliii_L{
Vuluriiioii .-\s\¢.Iisnicnt of mics iiiipo~e.
or authorized by the City Council of the -
City and that on such day and daily
iliurt- nfler, until all stiuli appeals have
been lizard at the hour of ten o‘clock in
iliv it rcnnon, in the City Police Court in
the (lily Hall in Charlottetown,afures:-id,
:ill siwl' appeals will be licaril and finally
dc-lei mined by hiiii.
l`aleCl this i6lli day of July, .'\.D. |908
ROBERT \'ANlDT‘§RSTlNI§,
7-l8d8i. Collector of said City
HZACHER WANTED. `
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Priritipal wanted for tlieAlb`crton High ,
School. Supplement Ninety Dollars. Ap. l
ply at once to, T. B. \VO0l).\i.»\N.
6-i6dtthsniw4i Secretary i
Tendersl
Tenders will be received by the»
City School Board up to Thursliayl
noon July 30 for the erection of Fire,
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: And Prove hair Vciuo. '
-Miss Ellie Clark, Summerside, b
85
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'scored I remarkable success. ThelA1b"t°n on sawrday 3 °“rg° 0' U S wfactory' Summerbme'
_demand for theni has grown in four cedar shingles for George Gard' 7V20d2ipd°
,years till it now extends from the At- _Dr Wm HO, mn _ ,
,lantio to the Pacific. Druzslsts at from  I, 1 1,1 t was a.pasSenger!Pi'ince Liberal Association was hold
5 am bought mem in ion or one dozen I vm, tt,  ‘;‘;me“,sn df” “ ist 0’Leary yesterday afternoon and
boxea-to retail for $6.00. Now it is ' land was l51`E€lY &tU?Dfl0I1 till U10
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no uncommon thin to receiv d ‘dlnerwt Us b
e or ers _ _ , D0 eing fully represented. _
from wholesalers for 100 ross lots' Lu-"li|'el‘ and Mrs' Dimn who hMe.The following Omcers were elected'
S lbw" lmtmg 0° the Iellmd left YES' for the ensuing year: President P l
(14,400 boxes)-to retail for $7,200. ge;-day morning on return to New, N Pate Vice _Pres Féed L R0 “Sd
l There is only one reason for thls_port, R. I. isécy Viv H °D,mni',; also éonvegneréi
great success-they cure sick people. ' ' -` "
_ _i ifor the different polls. After thei
1 But 5,," were are homes where, -Mrs. Leavitt, Alberton, left yes-ibusiness was finished a public meet.-.
glasses. We can Ht them ,"Fruii-n,¢i\-as-' naw not been u-i@a_. :t°_’dIIY morning to spend n vnnnnnn iins was held- the Presnifnt c '
_ 0 cupying
homes where ,hey Sm, suffer from ,wiI._h vhfiii uncle Fred Leavitt, Anna-ltha chair. The first speakers were
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'Constipation, Blllousness, Kldncy xp 5 5 ey' lé0l_l_l1 Alf=U§Y» Agb€l"l0l1 Ullll HOU P~
"Trouble, Skin Diseases. Neuralgla, __ , | 8 ant' °°m em who 5P0k_e,”t
,Rheumausm and k,__d____d Dmniul and Ret. Dr_. F_alco_ner,_ Toronto, who 'some length on niattei.; pertaining
,weakening ailments _ one" becauqe ,has been visiting in bummerside left to local adairs. Hon. F. L. Haszard
_they have not sured _O Hsk soc _D _yesterdwy morning for Picton by way followed in a lengthy address dealing
. __ _ _ ' oi Charlottetown ith l li
.A-tives” has now been overcome. \\’e
Ehave put out a new trial size to retail
ia! 251:. The price no longer stands
in the way. Get a trial box and see
for yourself that "Fruit-n-tives" will
l
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i help you.
'booklet-free _ containing valuabl
recipes and stories of what "Fruit-n
od, Ottawa, Ont.
If your dealer has not the 25c. trial
,size, let us know. Give us your name i
and adrlrcsa and we will send you a
e llence of J. W. Waugh, Alberton
-fabfiut complete and the carpentersl
tives" have done. Fruit-n-tives Limit- .Will be at the construction in the
,try Fruit a. tlvesi when other medl- . _'_ ____ iilvvas hflc>liIo\vel¢)i0 thc; ihe siidiimil IWe
~f’|“e9_'°“PP°sed 1° °U’° _ C°‘-‘ld b° -Haying has commenced in the ‘Richards who addressed the audiences
‘hm f°1' 25C» iwestern part of the province. The-int some length on matters of Feder
i This last objection tm trying "Frui'.- HOD is very light except in the new al interest. Short addrcsses were
' lmeadows where it will be an average also made by Capt, Joseph Read,,
'0ne. Colin McKay, John Locke audi
-1 iothers. The meeting was cliuracterisf
i -Daniel Steele, Sunimerside, leftied by a good deal of enthusiasm and
iye,-¢¢.rday~ morning for SL John wher-e_after a vote of thanks to the charr-
ihe will drive several of the Americanilmlll WHS b1`0\1i§l1¢ t0 8 @059-
i -The foundation of tlha new res
course of a few days.
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' These are the kind of Biscuits - .
: . that Beaver lflour makes-light, “'
,:- flaky, tasty,iuviting,appetiz.mg. ‘,
1 ' i
 "beaver Fluiu" 
'i' ls equally [good for Bread and 
il~seiit'. - Cake an ' - 'l
\ 1,5”-ac.,
~ I »` ' ' d Pics
iie<‘:iti5¢.~ it combines the famous §
_ iias\try-inakiiig qualities of ~j
,i Out iv-io flour v-1th the  .
 of iiluiiifoha wlieut flour. 74 » -`
 Ask voiit gmoer for 'Ben-vcr” _. 
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, “Briny Deep” Serge
for inen’s suits gives
3' the best wear.
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Escapes and making necessary altc-r~§§ .‘_
ations to the three City Schools?
Buildings, according to plans and - _.
specifications to be seen at the office,
of Mr. Chappelle Architect. 1-I
The aonrd does not iiinu mini tn!
accept the lowest or any tender. 
7-l7rimwfiil.|int,,ex.
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why Bri 
In Hot Weather
Let us relicvc you of tie
worry. We make this our limi-
ness and will L-iw you :lu- -
i sweetest bread ion could wish ,
for. Notice the rivh golden
brown ‘crust ami the tlelicronsly
.isp etizing bread. You need
“'°‘hdi-}'iiHi r biking when 'ou can
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 », HRS. loose no to H
'  ~‘l_iI°»Iv. pressed 04.00 to 4,50
ll iukm mi inuiigiiiuiiuii to we llu:
Lgiunlin-.-ts of
'WALK-OVER SHDES -
'l`hI'_v'|~f‘ nlwuys rliflit iilul th1:y`|u i
Aid. wnys riniit.
New stock _l|i.-i. rccclvmul.
We are Sole Agents. `l
iButter per lb. ii:  ..   7 
 _ ,_.,,,,s,=,ns_ per ,b_ *4 22 ,Ch,,d,,,,,-,, Wm, as ,ent by _y8,_ led in connection with the pubiicn-  rlw  _. i
"-,_ Eggs, per dom 15 Paton our bu cr from London. Ba- U01!
' ter Miss Madge and sister Miss E11
McKay are visiting John and Mrs. /
iMatthews and other relatives in 
bcrton. _
y -Among thc passengers by the Em- ,
press to Sunimersiile last: evclnin
,vvnrc Senator Ferguson and A. Mar-l
,tin M. P., returning from Ot/tnwu
|D~ H05’ H0lmnn und Rev. Wm. Town
l send from Fairvilfe.
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in_t1~n<l holdim: :i picnic on the licau
Liful church grounds tbcre on ’l‘ue
duy’ August the lluh.
_-_Mins Ethel Eadie, graduate ol th
,Lillian Massey Scliriol of houseliol-
Mrs. E. A. Westmoreland.
-_Aftcr an illness extending over
pr-riod of more than a year, from
Dniwtn. died nt the inmuy innnn '-
lsfi aged 67 years. William (Y.
Mont;-rimery wns u native oil Prince~
,town. Prince Edward Island, where
he was born October 25th, 1840. In
illllni-cb‘1881 he removed from his na-
UVG Province to Aurora, ~Il1inois, and
three years inter tothe state of
Iowa, from whence, after a residence
Of t\vs_I"c years iin that state. hc
,went with his family to Dak'ota.dur-
.ms March. -1906, and settled upon
the homestead. where occurred his
death.
"Blg'Value-“The Two Macs" are
ielling for twenty-five cents their own
make of Eflcrvescent Aperieut Salts
Null lil quantity and quality to the
mpurted at sixty cents. During the
summer season it is unequalled for
cooling and invigorating the system
besides being a pleasant drink, quen-
ching the thirst.
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l BUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
f70l'I'0Cted for every Wednesday and
_ Saturday issue.
i Bee! (carcass) per lb. 6 to 7
Buckwheat 70 to gg
Hay, pressed
“lute oats. per bus. 47 to so
Fllnck oats 4
8 to 51
Wheat. ver bus. 31.00 to $1.20
Pork 3* to 7
I-Iarlflock, per quintal "M,
Lamb 4* tu 5
Cornineal. per bag 100 lbs || to 2,50
After 
in black chiffon, tafleta. Belts and
collars. Jas. Paton & Co.
lt". 1
-Mrs. William Rankin and daugh-
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_--A committee has been formed to _ _ , -
,lnfllliliiriitc a line of rural telerhfir.-.. _
`_tlii'ougli Grand River, Lot 14. ’l‘licy
s
iscience, and now head teacher of that
iiiepartment in the Toronto iinivorsitv
ls l/1'SilIlfliZ in Albcrton the guest rf
cuiises which fairly bui`fle<l many aliln
nhviriuns, W. t". Montzomcrv,
lf"" I"il“‘= cus* of that citv on Junv
hats and caps in canvas. Motor veil-
Morris Sc Smith
4, .
' 5;-r luch bread for 8 cts pcr 2 lb
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' _.Tlii:'NORTH BAKERY,
I »’ dmwfgm 226 Euston St,
The whole lot is yours for
$l.00
E25 Soap (any gc, bar)
25c Ten
Gal Astral Oil
Bottle Heaion'~4 Picklrs (zo 01.)
Lb best C. Tartm
Lb Baking Sofia
Lb Stnrcl
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lb lil*
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tr0rluce'l the flat. price syslcui of sell
same piicc over one year ago. Ini-
niédiately upon this action of the
factories this store commenced sell-
-hrirses which take part in the racts,
lbc-ing held there today and tomorrow. 
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Banu iii.. Hit 
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The date of The Guerdlan’s
bicycle road rucc has been dc~
finitcly fixcd for Monday Aug-
twenty-four, It this date
should prove unfavorable the
race will take place on the
following evening.
Entries are to be cofniincd
to Prince Edward Island rid-
ers alone.
l The race is for The Guarfl-
ian’s three-year-trophy, but in
addition there will be a num
oer oi other prizes which will
be announced in a few days.
The course begins ni The
Guardian oilice in (Jhni~loti;e--
town and followsv Grafton
Street to Great, Genres
Street, thence cont*nIilu4 on
to the Upper Malpeque Road
which it follows to this side
Milt.on station, thence taking
the road to the left which
runs alongside Moore's Mill
steam and on to WI\I‘1”0D'S
Corner, North. liivcr. i~`r'im
this corncr thc course will
be across the North River
Bridge to the Royal Arms,
tibcncc by Lower Mulpequo
Road to Brighton ltond follow-
in,; Brighton Road out to the
shore, then taking the Park
Iioudwiiy, following tlic same
round the Park uiiil so to
startiiii: place-16 miles.
Y
member these goods Were personally
selected chlidrcn's piniiforus, white
dresses, christening robes, lawn np-
rons with nnd without bib, cbildreu's
sailor suits in serges, buster and
sailor suits, chlldren's Norfolk jack-
ets, ladies' Norfolk, new style, man-
nish design, novelty net: with nuns
vetling waist. Net aeurfs, black,
cream and white. English outing
ings and flowers. Also new ribbons
6-24drtf.
Cniinclian wall paper frictoiies in-
ng \\a'l paper and borders for the
Thomns Chambers, 5! Wt-sf ii
~ wlsldxroooooo
"I -nn iruihfully suite ihatl
have never used anything equal
io
EMPIRE LTNIMENT
. for Cnlic in horses. ltiacts very
quif:kly", and further states he,
"hell:-ies it tn be the best Lini- I
ment nn llie niarket, bath for i
man and beast."
Halifax, NS.
Feb :and r9c.7,
ng borders at the same price as
Sweep H,,|,,,,,,_~|-,._,,,,,,_ ,,,,,_,,, :`dewalls-months before any au,
.i uncement of the fact was madc-
ii s introducing this great im- I
o vemcnt -Moore & McLeod.
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v ' Red Rose' meeting, Lodge Prlnco
__ sim" ,:.,mr,o,,e,ow _ , , Edward S.0.E. Tuesday, July 28th.
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, -Found at the mouth of Summer-
-- been engagen as principal of O'Leary'B1d° Harb” 0° Wednesdw July 15¢l1»
"I-‘ruit-a-tives" or "Fruit Liver Tab- S°`h°°l ' _ ii:ym;|l;l\lriiigriihopti-i~i.v}i1e;nila\i>a}yiih;sage
lets," the wonderful medicine made ’"”°“‘ ‘ ,`
from the juices of ripe fruits, have "Tim "E9-mer NY5!\Z& l1r0llgbt to pensel Apply at Pascal Gallant 9
-The annual meeting of the West
the ladies to see these.
borate.
and costs 50 cts a yard.
A RAINPROOF COA'@
We lirwejust received a beautiful and stylish rdnge of ladies’
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‘null-i-iivis” IIE. PRIICII CIIIINIY GUARDIAN I 
EAN BEA HM] W _-___ °i"¥`l"`_"ff»fil`,I'f.~`f”f'i<‘=‘l?liIff'i?i‘fl’ *€l£i£t’ii‘i:.".‘iF..°f'-‘ SOME If HI N G NEW IN
| " _T "l‘_”"' ' _
-Miss Georgina Manson, Carletou,| -'His St-hoonsr James A ggegso
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is visiting in Tryon. ,Sapa Smith, arrived at Atherton on
_-_ un
.` ay with coal for J. H. Myricx
U -Mrs, E. J. Ranagban, New York, I1 Co,
I in unit
ing at Kinkora. F
- - arrnexs can ii -
1 -lt_ir_s. Henry B. Hardy, Albertorn, ders lor steel liiiimizmglatgs.
A8 WELL ABBGIQESEGULAR 50°. is visiting friends in Montrose. ` l_;l0l;Al tsrgalna for tau ilnya. Also
- -_-» N QU ity coil spring wire. .', W.
- -Hubert Hownzr, st. Eieanors,iB°“1'~"- l|°°lI°D-vs Building. Sum-
swryarry cm Anne -r. mv. 11..., returned init evening from ottawa. III°I‘°Id°~ :-11 mr.
Won orfui Tabla I Trial I Llld
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coats, which are the newest idea in medium priced garments, being ve fas ion-.
able in American as well as Canadian Cities they are of the celebrat Hyde
grade” Cravemiette, exceedingly light in weight, rain proof and serve also as
dusters. Besides they are extremely' dressy ill £lPp€21ral1C¢» ?~l{d are °3“.°l\lY *P-
propriate for rain or shine. just the ideal coat for ladies driving to an from the
beach in summer, or for a light dressy wrap or evenings or cool days. i
We have them in navy, brown, chainpagiie and grey, beautifully _made
and finished with contrasting ccllzii' and cuffs at $7.50 and io.oo each . We invite
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lleatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats
\Ve have just sent in a repeat order on these popular g211'mCI1lS WlfCl1 bid
fair to altogether supplant silk as they possess the wonderous beauty and sheen
with the same su ish and rustle of the finest silk taffeta at one half their cost,
and three tinies their wearing qualities. - _
These beautiful gariiients conic in black white and all the lezidi ngsliades,
are not effected by wasliinp; and can be had at a variety of prices from $3.15
and up. The quality of tliciiiatcrial. is the same in all the difference in price
being due to the style and finish of the garments, niany of which are most ela-
Heatherbloom, Taffeta bythe yard
\Ve have the same cliarniing and widely known fabric by the piece also
wliicli is shown for the first tiine in this City on our counters, and to be had ex »
clusively here. It is superior to silk for petticoats waist or coat linings, or as
zi lining for sheer fabrics, such as Voile, Grenadine etc, no matter how elegant
you desire tlieni to be, and is by ini' the niost satisfactory both in appearance and _
.\-'ear :it one third its cost. » It is 36 in wide, in black and all the popular shades
It has just the soft finish .ind rust`e that style demands, togetlici with
the soft silky finish that appeals to cultivated tastes. \
_ So there are inferior iniitations, .safeguard yourself by insisting on
seeing the trade iiiark “I-Iezitlierlilooiiilisi:iniped on every yard
 M. lRAlN()R i& CO.
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'l`here’s No Risk
The Sclirain Automatic Sealer is no experiment.
Thousands of people have been using them for the past five
years, Over eight iiiilliou were sold in I9i7. They are a boon
to the house wife who haesloug wished for 0. fruit jar. “Easy
to seal", :uid “Easy to open”, and would keep fruit in perfect
condition. -
Ask for booklet.
£iL.1\J'- 1‘v1'lfcE§.£5i.§Z`
ANOTHER INNOVATION ON THE
GREAT TURBINERS YALE
BOSTON, July 20'.-The publica-
Ition of a bijou paper on the YALE
Inna HARVARD in the inrrrnt inno-
vation of those great ships. This
publication, entitled tthe “Aero-
lgram,” is published nightly on the
lsteamers.
The United Wireless Telegraph Co.,
who operate the wireless service on
the YALE and HARVARD, under
,arrange/ment made with one of the
,New York News Companies, provide
the baseball returns, racing result l
lmaterializa after the streamers leavei
AND Haifivlinn '
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Quality is the First Consideration 
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5 ENTERPRISE MON- .
l ARCH STEEL RANGE f
and no expense in either labor _’
1 or material is spared to make it
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.l ;;»-i i, so that it will be as nearly per- ;\‘
ni . ’" l ‘
., _ . _ fe-'i :is ri stove can be.
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. ,  _  those who pre anticipating the
. ‘-f#.'~_§-I-, - --n. :_» ~ purcliasc nf a new ran e to the
imid important news items whiciii  L* ' " ‘ .'  we “Wim the ‘mention o' it
Y
,New work and Boston, this iieingl
printed by duplicating process. Later]
.on it is expected that a regular,
lprinung establishment wni be nuiiz-
i The little paper is soldnt 5 ccntsi
by tilie rnews agent on the steamcrs,
land many copies are disposed of
fnightly, to the great satisfaction of
passengers, who faithfully retlnin
them as souvenirs of the trip br
tween New York and Boston.
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COMING EVENTS
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I haven uice line of ~iilverwanr,.- clocks,
watches, je vciry, etc, etc, suitable for
we ‘ding presents, ‘lint I ani oifarfug at
E. (U. Paitersen,
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