_ .Hotel .Dulfcrin
vE»ww....l$'t.£°.=5l.. 1 ...u.....'.,
Oldest#
tn’ -the _
Lees' . » ,
f~ You will tlud nur line well worth looking f
 ._ through. ` J .
 vv. - vvm:n.::.1ss1~1111=.` 1....1`.. ...A 0 obs'
nom: iss t "
r
T _
_ : uiiqnii-paysulriwc calls.-au, num,
  srelshowing s 'very large line  
  , ' ‘§\o»U\,_ENlR:°'~ ' 'I I 'r -1  ".
 - Brooci1",'B it Pi _.-1 H pi  f
f"L and other ndlreltlees in _lledvelrylt nl’ SPN" `
_ ..`
s
'1,1’I',IO'1° 0 8
 gsnt,eiieetive, artistic.
i§E..!!.~..!*..:.,..*2.2f.?.!.¥.=
._ A _ _ ,
_ Horn- Fly 01|
="l‘l1e only preparation of the kind
that has stcod the test. We have been
selling "Eureka" for some years and
have yet to l1ea1-ot _s`slcgle,case where
it-has fsil1ed_to give sstlsisc tion. Files
never bother csttH lhat have been
s rs with "Eu_rskl."
PP1-Tcefgoc per gallon tin. , ,
Geo. E.’fl{ughes
 -Aglnaca mas’ HALL.
  Startrigirt ,
for the little one is the shoe 'yon have
been lookingior sud could not get' It‘s
the Guest shoe in America tor children.
1t‘s the baby shoe, size 2 to 6, in tan or
block. 'Blucher cut, _ huttoned or lsced.
No nsilsor tscks to tiurt baoy's feet.
'Trice 9oc 'and |r.oo s pair. Try s
ps r. '
A. E. McEAiLliEN.
_` _The Shoe Mau.
l Ndmwfrwtf.
_.sr JQHN, N. 11.
»Fo'stqr Bond, et Co. _
N.n.aoNo - - - manager
,WANTED
_ _-_
7' new "sc¢cm""u1n ant/
l:#°dl'§”§mu». °o"5e1 tc¢."rl'..g°sil3f \m.T11n:,
ns; soma u '
t'$.l`°"' dgrd 1?" ““ss"1l" 'P21-in 12:” 133° of
Bushes, A n ,xlhuiottstggn
Cool and Refreshing!
. The warm weather calls for
something refrelhirg to drink ‘
gs, heep yen l11lwcrlr111gh’1t:1or
e an s
 e H, y you
11 .
svnnrs nr Au. rl. Avons
png up ln yo, 15 and a5c
bottles. nrunjuxcs
We have s choice Phe, avery
l1eaitl1y_dri11k ro, 5 and z5c .
bott1es.§
Call and see our stock-all
' r
I
="liv»'»`- You '-Seen Them "?'i"'-_'
 iTl\'e'V Latest? ° __ A
-lfcarl tintedugack ground M ld
summer _
Sale of  
Footwear l
We are odeiiug odd
or brorren. .lines from
the summer's trade at
prices to clear them
quickly and well.
Here are a few of the
prices. ;'.‘ .
All women’s and
misses’ boots.shoes,snd
slippers displayed in
our sont11'_wi11dcw.
While they last
504: s pair. ,
All ‘ ' women’s` and =
misses boots, shoes and
slippers on centre rack
at 7 5c :-1 p .ir.
 Buys men’s
Dongola Biucher Boots.
Hnys_men’s Chocolate
`Blu.l1er Boots.
_Lays mens Heavy
BuH Boots.
l3..ys‘ men’s- Dongola
Congress Boots.
 Buys _ youths'
.anvas shoes.
Buvs Misses’ Red Cau-
vas laced boots with
rubber soles.
 Buys wc1neu's
Dongola laced boots.
Buds wo1nen’s Doognla
oxfordr. `
Buys women°s strap
slippers.
Biithree shoe polish
40 A Tx. ,-
AlleyQ -Co.
_'Cheap Preserving Sugar
We boughtslet of West India Raw
goods fresh.
McKenna’s
GROCERY,
Two stores { gg; @;'°°;§_°},‘f £2"
Big Sale
is noarl y over
your last.
chance to get
up-to-date 1 V
. footwear at
manufactur-
l 1
ers prices.
Sprague dt C0.
Bugs: (llinscovado) suitable for proc
serving purposes, which we are new
odering st the low rste of -
I 5 I-2 cents per pound `\ ‘
' ‘vt 'li' °‘2.’..."l""€.'il.o‘."“.l"."Z'.§“’-li...-'
e ave
bright crystal sughlrwhich we oder at
the rate of r '
ui 26 pounds _lor $100 _ ‘_
f,Csllesriy and secure your supplies
for preserving. ; `
Beer & Goff
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Fi
W
i
V S rout
PHDTOS 0
just received from
Mars - read as
follows
SEND US UP SOME
FAMOUS SOAP
all the latest tlsvors,
Ptrltld and half pound bores with White
. THE
GUARDIAN _ , ~ PAGE SEVEN
thisaftsrnoos sf
lllsslss Linton, T1-nn, is visiting lliss
' liyih Bltohy, lm Avenue, ~
,_  ¢in¢_HnIi(\1rphy's father, John
~ _ __ 'dcuthpcrh
5’  yacht Gclcon-is cams into
 night cn hor way from ,Chicago
\oNs ` ¥ork. Shs will take ln some nood-
cd supplies and -than proceed on hsr
way.
Telephone subscribers will plsass
change their Directory books as toliows-
Glllldlln Publishing Co. 132-8 Subscrip-
tion Department; 132-8 uAdvsrtlsin¢
Department. .<
R. Harold Jenkins and Aubrey Hutch
-of Uhsrlpttptcwn, Prince Edward Island,
are visiting Edmonton, on route ta abs
coast on a pleasure trip.-‘Ediucuton
Bulletin.
The body of the late Wallinztou Gallant
who was "killed by accident In Ontario.
lately was taken to Hunter River by last
night's 'express thence to bs conveyed to
his home st Rustico. _
» Ai the Police Court yesterday mornlaz
Joseph_Giddlogs of Murray Harbour, who
has been acting strangely st the Queen
Hotel sud other lplaces in the city :was
ordered by the Magistrate to hs examined
by Dr. Goodwill as to his sanity. ,
Advertisers are asked to have “changes
lu not later than ten a. m. each Saturday
for the Mornlno Dsily and Rural Dsiiy,
as Guardian employees have a half
holiday each Saturday. The business,
and news departments are open as on
other days.
`Persons sendinz advertising matter
to The Guardian sro requested, to
state whetbprsams ll to appear among
Ulasslliod ads, Business locals, Announce
ments or among regular display advertise-
mentm. When no such information it
furnished the management will not -be
held responsible lf sd does not ,appear
where desired. _ '
4-,Tha Prasbytery ol Prince Edward
‘fIsls`1'Ad will _meet ln ~Bt, James' Hall,
Charlottetown, on Tuesday, the (ith day
nt August, at 10 o’ciock, a. ui. Business:
Election of .moderatom elders' com-
missions; appointment of standing com’
mlttess; motion rc hours of quarterly
ic.-etlprrs of'Presbyte1'y: report or ahsplnlu
to P.>E.I. Hospital; Foreign Mission
insltars; nomination of moderator of
Synci, etc.--A. Crstsc, Clerk.
Last ulghi.'s_ train brought to this ulty
the body of the late James Kenneth Mc;
Mlllsn, who died st Revelstoke, B. 0.
July 26, as a result oi an accident in the
1-sllvvay yard ot the 0.P. R. with which
company the deceased was employed.
-While shunting cars Mr. McMillan un-
fortunately fell and the wheels pssslna
over his legs caused such injuries as to
compel amputation ot both limbs. Al-
though the suderer survived the opera-
tim he could not stand the shock consc-
quent upon it, and his death resulted.
He was only twenty-two years olri. and
was n sou of Hector McMillan of Fortune
Bridge to which place the body will no
forward this morning. ,'
R. F. Munn, of San Francisco, Cal., left
for ho`me yesterday by way 0! Boston.
Mr. Munn is the eide`at scn of Roderick
Munn cl Mor-shtield and has' been away
from the.I~1iaud for twenty-four véars.
Hs has nada pleasant time here having
vlalhsd Wood Islands the place of his birth,
and renewed old acquaintances, hnding.
many old laces missing but his own rfolk
nllllvlng. Hs came hcmeby way of the
O. P. R. stopping in British Columbia,
and brought his youngest aistnr (Mr s.
Wm. I.esiis,homc 'with him. His brother
Alexander just arrived last Monday
evening »froln Iardlbsy N. ' M, Mrs.
Lsalio will nmsin s mouth or six weeks
longer, and Alexander about ten dsys. -f
MARRIED. :-
--i-#_-Mi_______
RIOE-JENKINS- At 'the home of the
bride, Bsylieid Street, Thursday, August
lst. Ihsderiok Elmer Rice to lllsls May
Jenkins, both ot Charlottetown. ' _
THOMPSON - Cl-IAPPELL-At the
ohm-ch or tts-Ascension (Episcopal) Toro-
nto, Ontario, August lat by the Rev. l|r._
Vance, J. B. Thompson or Earibam, Ioi sv
toAm»lia 0hnppeil,ds\1ghter of J. J.
,Chappell of the P. E. Island Bsllway.
DIED.
MoLEAN-In Yuba Ulty, Osilforuis,\
July dad, John D. Mclean, son of the iste
Alexander Mc|..sau.Portage, Belfast, aged
ln ,
WIRE WOUNDS.
My msn, a ver; vsloshls ' ons, was
badly bruised an cut by being eaughsin
a wus fsncs. Soma ot the wounds
5?-31| ppt h although! triad any
Dr Bell IMT
1555 s¥.'i°1lAi?ib"§"mrlI"srnri'¥,' error;
S IOIIIYH l ill
Llook lin, ‘until alter time dw:
'.it.‘°'" ¥.°..“;*".‘}.tl'“ "f..’.i "R2" shi
'will 'a:Ea`most slirays tha can in
ll
°”"°' v. Il. Douolrr
Weymouth
2 Our Sods Wstm-trade lssva on the
Increase-Wnyl Bscsussws have the
tioest fountain in the
purest fruit davors,
A.W
nrocursble.
best ln
when you 20 oil Ni!
lv §\_0,,'||¢os will preach In tha Plrsby‘sl~
‘tai church Aihsmn on sunday _Annum
birth IUIIIII and eveninlb ' `
6.1. Parker. Trmlilns Psllllsfr
Agent _of the D.A.R. lsavss this mea-ning
'leg sydney, "Bsddeck, and cnataort at
,hmtpaa _
' Mio Bulls Gillan, who has been spend-
ilgio _ _vlcdblbll with her fkislldl in
Somerville, Mass., has returned to her
hcms in this city.
'Business men should remember that
thsycaonach the country svery davlu
the week axclnt Sundays and statutory
holidays by advertising In The Guardian s
Bursl Daily with I Ruarsntssd svcrl-in
circulation for Iwi ot at lssst fm:
thousand Dsl' illne. ‘ r
Ccnospondent/s should remember that
' to ensaua early appearance ot correspond-
encoall hlhllsedt in shculdbe out
down sl much as possible. Every
atbsohlonil paid to oonespondonee but'
ltialmpossiblo to get anything ln ss
wg-itte|1,e|pealally when as of late many
communlcatlcnsare belna received each
day.
The Plant Lino steamer A. W. Perry
arrived last night from Boston with a
general cargo and the following passen-
Kcrot-D. W. G-anghotf. A. Donovan, M.
Donovan, Miss ll. Beaten, Mlss,A. Mun-
roe. B. B. Ferguson, Miss Ferguson, N.
Nloho ls k wife, F. A. Wrluht, J. K. Orr
dc wlte,.'l. K. Orr, Jr., Elstrle Orr, S.
Moore, F. Gould. M. I.. Fox, Mrs J. J.
Brown, Mrs. M. Tibbets, O. E. Wood
man &;wlte,J. J. Baxter. E. D. hors,
Miss E. Clay. E. C. Holmes, Miss E. Boul-
,ton, F. McMillan, M. Conrad, M. Miller.
F. P. Dou|zhnday,8c wife, B. L. Kittlgr ew
8c.wits, J. B. Burke. W. Brenwlok, 0.
Bing, A. E. Millsk wife R. Mills, A. Mills
W. J. Ralph and wlie, E. Mclilonald dc
wife, G. McDonald, M. Curley, J. Moin-
nis. Mrs. _McB wcency, Louise Tobin. ‘
A WAY T0 BETTER BREAD.
Good housekeeper-s, it is said, are
known by the hnsd and p.s:ry they
provide lorthelr_|1omcs.Whsn we comsto
thlnkjof lt,ls there any one thing lnwhlch
al housekeeper should excel-in which
she should take more prids-than in her
snowy, delicious, wholesome home-made
bread I - ' .
Any woman 'can make white, light,
.nourishing bread. One oi the common.-sr
causes of lullurs in the baking ls the use
ci poor flour. Flour, meds of Ontario lull*
wheat alone, though nutritious and fault-
issa as to tiavor. is not strong enough.
Manitoba wheat, on the other hand, is
dedolent In fine flavor and delicacy,
*although full of strength.
A blend of the the two has been tnuud
to give wonderful results. This does not
mann that you cs11 mix them at _home-it
is' dllilcult to do that except with the
flnest and most delicate machinery. Many
of the best miliers are blending the rlnh
Ontario fall wheat. with the liinty Manilo-
ba wheat, thus bringing out all the good
qualities of both. -
\Vith this Ontario Blended Flour. you
will have no trouble In making light,
white bread-bread with that peculiarly
sweet, wholesome lasts which one
:naturally associates' ‘with home-n1sd_e
bread.  _ B,
t Ou Wednesdays and Saturdays during
the months of July ind August the tar.-
Piotou and rstu »d
_ :On account ot the excellence and purl y
oii1ls‘ confectionery Alex. Ferguson . I
feotlcner to Queen Victoria in 1873. To
insure delicious candy that ls absolutely
_pure we have imported s large assort-
ment ilneot from the above tirm. Prices
from Zio. to 751:. n package, Every p~ok~
age bears s guarantee. “Tho Two ldace’.
Drugnlsts.
_ p   
wg _ _ _\.
S \
\
/./1\
The Correct Adjust-
ment
f lashes ll the f ld - .
agls idtport|a|»o1?1"‘l1=bcT1g=l,.co1.hl|l1:'aH:§t
ma
lluglggd hglll-A ting grouhts M" ’
th o ny paréticulsrf attention to
rl-occ o mann . so
th:t°t‘l1e full bosgllt of the than
lbs btal cd.
o n
'ev n 1 tc 1 r t
shop:  ,sine °as°=.iTl‘ so limit
been l duh ind! id l
Ting n v us cans
'run 1 ponltrs because we yr-mi
32|r¢;v‘vn.hl=n’s.el and make them any
b£tu:'1='e|t'2od1cr¢;t:.nmluatloa give
°..i..l!:'l:.=,'.r..'..'.t:~
llll ll llllllllsllll
“Ili SBDC,
s-"T.'”°s»°-'I.°“r1."2.'i
'usa use asc|sn»a:|1»f
0l'l'I0l HOUR!
ltolis. h. salma ls.
lvodngsirsnecscmsnt
===-' fi =--1 ` i
STANLEY _ BROS.
‘ 1 _ GREAT s
AUGUST SALE!
Tremendous Reductions on
the Following Lines:
All fancy dress muslims.
dimities and organdies- one
third off.
80 muslins now 60,
160 muslins now 120,
250 muslins now 170.
/120 muslins now 80
200 muslins now<~13c
All muslins from 300 lto
380-now 19<~.
35'pio0es dress goods---one
third oil.
\ ,
All white fancymuslins--one
qual-tr 1' oil. ~
Summer wash suits and
skirts at 750 onthe dollar, A '
 ’ 1 ‘n-it _
Ladies’ Wrappers and house
dross0s$1.l0 now 900, $1.25 now
$1.00, $3.50 now $1.20. 1
T
» -Childrenfs hoods in silk and
musllinl att. 670 On the dollar.
to _ _rp same ay will by »
$1.50 including tea, 1'-l0dcl Auntll.
Edlnborghscotland was appointed c,-`1'1» '-
A A 1Jz;d`ie§ and I f~hi]dron"s linen
and duck .hats 400 now 250, 750
now' 49C. ` f
it
' Special in ladies’ black cotton
hose 160 pair now 2 for 250,
Special in ladies’ black cash-
mere hose ,350 pair now 250 pair-
sn ' '
Basket lot ladies’ dressing'
jackets and kiumnas 850 and
$1.10 now 5O`0,$l.50 now 75o,$2.50
and $2.75 now $1.50.,
_ss _ qm ,
About Lace Curtains
Our lace curtain department
is well known throughout both
city and country, In order to
make at clean sweep, we offer
you about 60 pairs ranging in
price lrom $1.10 to $7.00 per pair,
at 750 on the dollar,
Special in shirt waists white
and colored bought to soil tor
500 wh1le they last 300 each
»-an--al
Staniey Bros
ARDIAN ................,. ............... ...... Wonderland i
A.. -. -We f  e  “nga | 1|,|¢_g
In New Pfc1sgs.B_i_cck-Charlottetown- ~= ' T l’rc¢1-arnngfsgzndemy
Monday and ursdsy
Nothing but the best and newest.
For the tint three dsys oi this
week, the greatest entertainment
0! Motion Pictures and ll~
Iustrated Song; ever odsred
lu this city, including:
The Chefs llsvenlo-A comedy picture
which is vary' funny, dealing with love
snhireln the mwofmnr hotel. How
ttefshzihdminhhn A sg tohls success-
Y
The Boas Hunt-as s spectacular vlcturmlhil
islms of the best vet shown. living* A full re-
roduotlon cf the tull chase a owing the
hounds in a»ctios.t.hs hunter lzfull pursuit of
the qn\\rry.Ths run down and sath. The dta~
 elf étursemenship is one oi hs features cf
P.& ’I'l‘1l:?Is{ing of Misa Ethel Blanchard la
a pleasing sa ure of the sntartsinment.
the MotorJCar-FIighwsJ'men-or a Nth cen-
tury hoid upls an up-to are piesc of work.
The dltferonce between the ds{,s.ul Dick l`ur~
pin and ‘Nth century methods in very arn-
szlnl. Everghing connected with the hold~up-
»rom the h hwaymen fn the mes who event-
rrallyyrrrn him down. bnln| pnpellsd by eiec~
Oil' lor a Holiday-Fun from sts-rt to iinisn
showing the amusiirz com ioations which
at-l~e fromsisdy ol lbds we t who is da.
tsnulnsd gs t.sks s law sys tha ments:
and how s e has to squeass into quarters lvl s
ta tit the convenience ol ordinary |~dtvldua‘s.
'di Ausln ,'I“;sinor who hr r§tu`rned‘{;1{3w|l.
I ll I ll lll
tlfuiri°llhl:ut.1Estod:»'dT;?°g;2d-‘Sys M: Carolina'
Admission 5 cents
Nothing chesp but the price.
The biggest tiva-cents' worth in
Canada.
Come when you like
Remain as long as you
7-rodtf please.
W. E. lUHNEH& EU.
The Low Price Store
We Give 35c per. lb. in
X change for Wool
ANNUAL UUMPETITIDN
Hundreds and Hundreds
of Dollars
Given Away Absolutely Free by
W. C. TURNER & CO
On the following conditions:
l Wrltn one reason why W O Turner
K Co lr the best place to trade.
I There must not bo more than i‘1t\.y
Lettam used ln the reason given.
8 Ilischlsttor of the alphabet is numbered
from im N regroseoling cours'-utlvsly the
irttors of the alp abut from A to Z.
t Tho prize will hsTen per cent of the
amount otalithn blila that maéxbe gathered
»togot.hc1- by nny person or ‘lcty repre-
senting' goods boughtfl-cm ua between .lan
lst. an occmber bint. in s11y one year.
5 The winner shall be the person or
Bociot sending in the reason that contains
the iebtcrs, the fatal of which airgrmrste the
highestsum.
B Competition tocloscllloolist lneach year
at it o'olook noon.
1 Items of ‘foods bought must be on our
milhcads. the upllcata of whlcn we keep on
8
...E »..’.’..;l1‘.'.f.'.'£."l’.;f. §:¥.'.“..".'. .‘I»'.‘.§‘..?.‘li‘*““"’
Explanation-'I`hs.fl1ilt. word in the ur-
nm lo iven is Turner 'I'-!ilUllRlB_\llAlt5
Rig-456 Treat. all other lsvtcrs lu the same
way. add tha whole together. sand the
same tc us with the ellis you hsvu Thczzrizs
will be awarded. |’I'hc osme ct the w nncr
tcqicther with the reason given will be pub
lic sd vo that all mylknow that the com-
petition is conducted oncstly.
_ Special attev\t`lor1 is dim ted to
this sd. It will be most interest~
ing to all and especially so to
societies of all kinds such ss Tem-
perance Lodges, Divisions, Clubs
and Schools all over the island.
W. C. TURNER & (Ill.
 
Eastern Steam ship Co
_.___
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Coast-Wise Service
Steamer lcavs Bt. John at Ima. m. Mon
dsys, Wednesdays and Fridays for Lune.-,
iilastport, Portland and Boston.
DIREU I' BERVIUE
Commencing Tuerdsy. Jo? ind the new
Expre'F1‘nrb\ne Steamship ALB leaves St.
John ucsdays and Saturday at 1.00 p, ln. for
Rl.'I'URNTND.
Eton cri COAT? lvuurisliuglmtoi tillll
ln saves '1 ,
laiom. Mondays, Vi':d'nesd: nd iflrldayr.
rtland same days at. all p.  the Esstport,
Lubec and Bt. John.
f0Ul"1BI\ '
v 1””}"l°li'l.§‘”'°‘¢ ..._ r
bins Slca1f1»|rh‘lpu\!a1.'l ls:vns?'UnTo11 Whslg,
g‘rl1_1\g:uJ;;."i!.w p. m, Mondays and lhurndnys
'rt ` 1. ‘richer -sr t 1
:Ll  ; AM \:\‘usss=°ehs:w‘
u.
ht ii snsck,ls inland
..‘§'t..¢"Z.. ..l"?.!’°..1»»¥¢’-s
W. ll. I.l§ 411%.
Bt. ..l1 .B
onumtwt rn "`
!
You Can Stand
the hot weather, if you wear
one of our nice summer suits
We have a va dns line of
snitings in s that will
keep you comfortable during
the warm season
Dont Heli
when you can
Keep Cool
st a very small cost
Try us
Mcbonald & Pcrrv
The Nohby'i‘allo»rs
Gt. Osorn St.
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