tba
N
der,
far* L-qw -__ ev
'.‘i'f"‘ ‘i_t`gl'- '_ .- -f  Q..
_ _ __ _ _ __
~  Oelieiliaiisei
I-‘='tf.c»1.ii~'@_@___  
 !¢ _  raton.
etv tor wi runs-
tor Prince. Ed-
al the
Yllf.
work
in all
-for fall'
-l‘|' PAY'
_ to _ rmgis.
-DON'T FORGET- 
est midsumer race meet in the-Marr
time Provinces. ' ' 747-8-lui
ei-iuwine.-'inet
ave entered port
 `N8n|C J- ‘Kll\‘, Clpf, 
Loullburg, with coal for John Grady.
This schooner Lady Hill, Capt. DeCoste
fmm Pictou,.coal for the P. E.'l_ Ry.
The Maude Westeon, Capt. Weston.
from Buctouche, with lumber .for
Messrs. Schurman & Co. The schoon-
finished discharging coal and cleared
f°l‘ HIBUDBB. where she will
load a cargo of coal for the port of _
M|mm,g”h_ _ H John A. L. McLellan, _who spent two
each
this eel-_
lniarcash mast iecoiassny erdd-.
" ‘w°d“°‘°”.-*"‘“" 3°' T" '"5'  shane twenty-ave cents.
,xi e
`f'-`-lUMt_llRlibl 'qi-MPPING. - En-
_tared port on Wednesday the _schoon-
°l' Beatle K9eie_u_ogrtier..Captain ol-
aon from I.’l¢leui" wi coal tor th
uuuullrlil _ _ _ __ _ ,-_ Q ` 9
iaptf Straight. coal from Pic-_ P. E. 'island Riiilwd§, also tht schoon-
tou. Talinouth. Capt. McGuire, eosi,,`_qz Stella Maris. Capt. Thibideau, from
from Iiouieburg, and the llsple Leaf,~'_‘ hictouglie, with lumber for Ho1man's
Capt. Pirtus. also from '-Lodiaburg ‘Limited '» H . _
with coal, all toi-ia."r, Heimuu   _ _ j- '~..=' 
all-.N_aw um-i ' ,_ i’~ Y'  The
lille Rdnahun. ' _"ide.‘3'_nu' re-
c_ei_ved the ap - ~»  ,of lighthouse
Keener et Sea Oowilfead. succeeding
his father, Mr. Peteriltonahan, who
mer neiding the position mr nearly
a lifetime, has retired-with is pension.
ei- WM” Bhd, Capt 1-,.°mmy_ has,-_'I‘_he new apoplntee takes charge at
once. H
_-_-
weeks vacation withl former friends
“LAND” The 'at Summer-side and Indian River, has
_ THE NO TH
 Northumber'l‘andud';c?l:ad Saturday ev- gmlmad to Portsmquth' NH" where
’ “ “~ - l if ‘ening at 9o'cl’ock, with a large number 8 8 engaged as foreman ofa' large
TIM lad' 01 y°\\ra."°vat`|»a»‘ -, All 'shipysrd. A huge ehip wen hunched
looking to me Dhyucal comtom car fence wire, one car oil cake, one
elalthful recreation and clean fun ca’ b“55i°°' “nd “V0 CUB mile!! WESTERN PERSONALS
li
fi he is sick or wounded the Red
| will provide for- him with ten- m me Punt' the Wat made H lll6¢|H\ » '
C
freight. Owing to congestion of freight
lfilJ on Sunday leaving at 5 a m with
tile humanly poslble is being done _?_feig§:§°e‘:_‘:"_'ca:“:hs?;: f°"°wmg ‘there shortly before he left and on
__  to lt that he is well fed, wall autos for Messrs Gram 8; Kona Ear -his return another one will be put in
 and eiiieieutiy equipsea.- one car mm an "““" Y' the etedhs, which. it is expected, wiii
Organizations like the  M. C. A._ ' ca' cement’ ‘me bc completed early this fall. H
are". ' ‘ _,_ ,__ _ ,_
noe
-Pte. Reggie Ellis, Summerside.
loving care' jim ca of frél ht ` ' who recently returned from the front.
rP 5 . l' I I I 5 . _
- Y." 'u'°'° 1' °n° tm” that vm e um ng a D 'has gone on s tri to Halifax. H
bri
ns R' smile to M. “ce and B joy to In.. with a full cargo of 14 standard D
mi hm" “mt mme M these can kiwi cars, ss follows: Two cars cement, one _-
-I. C. R. Policeman Hsiloran of
_ h car oil cake one car gasolin e i . '
'-h°_'_;.°“lY_Y6\\ Call SWG*-' YOU' P °l0° three can B'“ R two if ng ne! Backville, has returned after spend-
naw" _ 8 r' can our' med' ing a few _holida s on P. E. Island; H
42
°fC~. 0119 03" WH. one car iron, one
freight. The Scotia docked on Sun-
day at 6 a.m., from Ne'wcastle.‘- with
Y
' 0 car tar one car salt, one' car turpen~ '
-T   tins. 'The outward freight on Men- h _Mg ““_d M’°_'uH”"°“; I;‘“"l;“>;__:"“°
0?]_13n,¢f_ day morning was six cars mixed "8 ee” Wen ng t e r ° aye
with friends in Summerside, have left
on return to their home in Toronto.H
- 1200 sieepersfor the P. E. I. Ry.. ln
._ e  _ -Mr. Gordon Bernard, O‘Leary,
~.. '~ _
connection with this and other heavy
|,.e|sm_ a Weds] tram arrived on,_motored to Summerside Wednesday
ft -
-ff-. ` D _ .- 1 .slmdly “em _ uh so t morning with a_ party. In the a er
* -~  ‘ “ ng W em? y,_b°x noon th_¢ left for Charlottetowmmait
_ _ . _
I j I ' ‘
v' - _
ill
.-
` ture frames in all siles and
ill
ein. _- _
The Bavert Studio
_ ..
The Best 'Eye Service
Having recently return-
ed from Toronto where I at-
tended a post graduate
course in Optometery and
was awarded my diploma, I
am' now in a position to give
my patrons the very best
eye service obtainable.
_My parloris fitted with
the very best and latest in-
struments and is on a par
with the best optical par-
lors in Toronto and Mon-
1
cars and 17 fiat cars.
_ H
y _
ing the round trip back to Summer-
sire before darli and left shortly after
uy-gi moderately Drlcm 0." md ua -_Ask for Minard'a and ta_ke no other for home. H ' _
\.
J The Easter-it Guardian
--*OBlTUARY.-One of Cardigan’s
Mcvicar ofiicisted at. the house and
- -'J-::.-::-.-:::_-:.1- .-:.~::_:~.- -.-_-:_-.~:.-_-_~: ~¢ ~ - -~ - _-_-f _-,-_-_-_-_- »,_-V-_-V--_»,_-_-_-Y- - ,__ ----- - -_-_-_»_- - 1- . __.
. .°IT PAYS to bil] ill this Province. . .°TWO CENTS PER' WORD each
insertion for advertising in this coi-
..*A CONVERT-Among the many, uma. Cash must accompany order.
visitors to Montague Saturday byilliinimum charge twenty-iive cents.
auto was Mr. John Sanphy' of Newl ~ -_-
Perth. Mr. Sanphy though at`one_ ..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is
time opposed to the autos, has be-I the Georgetown Guardian representas;
come one of the most enthusiastic ot] live.
motorists. ' ` --
i l ..*MAl-'iFi‘lAGE.-The marriage of
Miss Anna McDonald, to Howard
old and respected ladies passed away Pauquet, was soleinnized in St. _
qi July 1-5th, in the person of Mrs.:'Mary's Church, Souris, at 8 o'clock'
Parmenas McLeod, at the age of 85 Monday morning by the Rev. R. Mc-
years. Her funeral to Cardigan Ce-' Donald. The bride was attended by
metery was largely attended. Rev. Mrf her sister Miss Beatrice McDonald,
while the groom was supported by
grave. The pall bearers were:_ Mr. Wallis Mcvarish. The happy
Daniel Dockerty, Henry Collins, Alfred_-couple left the church amidst showers
Tatard, Donald McPherson nnd,Jolin "of confetti and congratulations and
tteals 1 » D. McDonald. drove through the country for dinner
W-e‘ uarantee ou er
at Dundas They have taken up their
g y P - _  ~
fegt Satisfaction and are at S_____'_::u_5_i_iNs_Ev__<_:ovE__-_i»iiss"lengt;nhede in .e‘-hesutiiuiiy finished heme
times pleased to glve you niece '1ViAisswBer§')l Moglen Iltpttigilmdre ' 3:1 Sour: ;h;,;1ioai‘.a§ll;ehEi§ce|p;;:
. < s - f i f 3 In g 0
advice regarding the care of “Fendi” 1* “YY P|e“9““t. h°UdaY ln' of manynseiul and beautiful presents.
th
Q, 6y€S. _ _- Guernsey Cove, the guests of Mrs.~ i -_ _ »
_,We are also expert re. Jehnfnwineiee. During the- nhs_enee_~_ EASTERN .PERSONALS _
pairers of Eye Glasses’ on his holidays of Rev. Mr. Weeks. ’
s§ectacle's etc.   at_ Pastor of the Murray Harbor Metho -_ U,-Ml" _Esiher i,a_y.ntm__ Long Rwen
’ ’ h.l dist church. Rev. Mr. Sellar, a former ‘S “smug in Sounm me guest of her.
 to Same W le you pastor of this church is takin l '
_ __ _ __ _ _ , g» his, _ , A
Walt. - place. His many friends are glad 'to_'smer` Mmf Alfred mumps' _
see Mr, Sellar after an absence of sev-
en yenrs The farmers of Guernsey
..'Misses Marion and Ruth Ayers,
th st
_ ~ _ city. are visiting in Sourls, e gue s
EQEO   CW” am busy h“y'makl“3~ The of their aunt, Mrs. W. B. Lcard.
__ ii- .` _ _
friends of Mrs. Thomas Davey. Sr..
. Graduate Op-tomentist’ _are glad to hear that she is recovering _ _eM,._ Henry Thompson Everem
; from her recent severe illness MML nephew of Mr G A Thonm
"fi  Montague’  -__ - son, Montague. is viahing his uncle
George. for a few days. B "
“viii 
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_ Bucliskin
R lfllillia _
"  *$5l‘.'4
.-~ Women~'e,B
-,Puma
i'_ ag. 
_’\Veai'S_f
We havsfiik ,hose
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“wafrl BUCKSKTN
*oo
ucksk
.See clit* wiiidow
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..*lN8TITUTE MEETING-On Fri-
day evening, August 2d, the Elmira
of Mrs. Stevens, with an attendance
of nine members and two visitors.
After reading and adoption of minutes
the members discussed the sending
away of boxes to the soldiers. They
decided to send them as soon as _poe-
bc distributcdnmong tho memhersfor
the purpose of knitting socks for the
of Life," by Mrs. Stephen Melliple.
'Tho meeting was brought to a-elite.
meeting was invited to the home of
vm 6 _
so in Ai.asn_rA,
 'W __ Womens institute met at the homo __,Mm Anme Ma_mn_ Bomm is
spending her holidays in Montague..
visiting friends and relatives. and ra-_
newing old acquaintances. B 
..‘Miss Tisie_-Chtnirk, Capo Trav-
erse, and Miss Tillie Howatt, gradu-
°m°‘ Fm" pmmds M mm are to--ate nurse of Boston. are visiting in
Montague, the guests of Mrs. I. lves.B
soldiers. it wasalso’ decided to pro-._ _,Mm L E'_‘-°Wlckham of Ame_'
W”-°"d ""’_‘“‘°i'°“"'y' 'T"° "°"’,l;“"* hero; 1vinse.,'is ipendins her heiiddye
2:13:‘;';2..”‘;::.::..";';.::;f’1,, ..:::.-- ---=  
'Stella Harris, and “Making the moeil_}f£°;2,,’B fgwnnggmd to WBICMP?
. .°Sir Louis and Lady Davis. .Char-
by the National Anthem( The next- lo-ttetown_ and Rem Doctor Cac” Wm
gina, Ssclivilie, ~N.B., are speiidiiiga
Mm' stephen Memiin " _few days in Montague, the guests of
-'Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thompson. B1*
` ‘ - ri _ _ - _ _
» - i ~ " `  ' ' ‘ ‘ " _ '_ '~ Lille her parents, Mrs. _McLean`be-
'Nr UT"~° HM °°'_"‘ENc°.    ~ '»_i',_'1 mike a pioneer. coming west aa n
_ Wil __ e. after her marriage on. C_hri|_t.
‘ 0 ‘   ' ‘ * R ht. 187s. -by Rev. J. Pstterson.
Lori-ismoos, nite.../iuguet 1.- mn ,,,,,u“ - . *ima _ 'lx-'"3 _ _ _
Cutting has started in some ilelds in torpid ‘ling do aoi2;per:ly perform.  rgalehilng WMM,” 1" 18-82' lun'
:isis district.. vieies-an some eietriet i their efneetinns; ye .beet nge. » °““” 5*? ‘“ "‘° "e" “"1” ‘_"“‘Y
ire mins te be esmminsiv iam Saud you doiwt feeliize dvinsimn ‘-1”" °' “ ‘"°"""" “h-d " ""°" 'm'
, _ MH gf myth, “__ Y 9 ]'|,| ¢ tiib most interesting records. Mr. £3. cDona _, _ "r, gig .
M' me “tnneh “'°”° des ndmll sndoto ‘lirgrridvf irosj' ‘ ' sea helm conected with the C»P. " H1 M  qw
""" ”°"‘ "-“'"““° ss if yen hadnt che ‘  ' sf in |seens‘iiie's`ndi
if  __ 3`J"f¢a-b’°"° \'i:?a?d11'?g'.§; _I _ m2`a+‘it"vsri§il'.iuo_*aninee._
I. _‘______;________ _ _--  _ `_es___“”"  int:v1tllle_¢'_.|»:»;¢~f_htD£'|tl_|_ey _ _
_ _ ____  _MM ,M nennab dup, _ etiilsliiildii 8!.__aiil eerie , _ _,
meer# Linimsnt Wiiiiifsiees rt._#ll'e_i¢` em. (Mig   __ __ ; _   n
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--BHIPBUILDER RETURNS. -Mft*
_ _ Don-"t Hesitatzci but put mt___o
 practice what evc_rv_ one is talkin'
 “about “_Economy.’”  he Goods w
_ are offering iii  sale will in cf;
 few. months time ¢_0§fy0U 50 rl ¢“
_ more. so now is  to bu , an
_ buy lheavyl-_  i i
. . _
_ 1
i-ssiirzns ses;
,_ .-he ,.,,
.§_
_s1‘<..|1.
--was __
iw-5' f-.i _ _ - ;' -_ ~_ 3 _
- lily   ays left _ _ _
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. -uv. _ .. ~ _  _  - - _  ,_ ,, __ _
_ - _ . _-  . _ _ ~ ___ _ _ _ _ _ =_, _
A I .i + I ' A: tn" ¢"" W - ` an l l
of Stanley Bros._Stoclt.  advertise _ W
before. the sale only lasts 12 day 
Positively   
nv”
esATURDAY  10th
en-*"" ’
¢
a-_
  Q G Positively Ends August 10th
_ o _Goods on Approliatron and
one returnable dui°i11gi this sale‘ l ~
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is it iii in el
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' rl- 'rr-#nil -:Ee ..= .f
The- following ls' from“the Medicine
Hat News. The Mrs. Daniel 2.lcl,ean
.referred to was formerly-Mis.; Jennie
dolinstone, oi’ Mill Valley Mllls, near
»Freetown. She had many r -liiiives in
that section and in New London. Mr.
McLean. hor husband, was formerly-
'a`n engineer on the P. E. island Rail-
way. He is a na-tisc of Bangor, near
Moreil, and has relatives there. l-lo
‘drove the first pissenger train over
'_his section of the C. P. lt. to the coast.
Afterwards he was mechanical fore-
man of the C. P. R., He later resign-
‘ed to take up ranching mar .Mediclne~'
Hat, o_f_ ,which he made a great suc-
cess. He is now llviufquletly in Mc.;
icine I-fat, his family all lieing married.
-The clipping, which follows, was
handed to The Guardian by Hon. H. D.
'MttEwen, of Moreil, who was recent-
iy"in Medicine Hat. and spent some
hours with. Mr. -Mclzean:
Mcdlcino_Iiat has lost one of her
moat hlglil°§ esteemed citizens. The...was deeply interested.
funeral of"'ll/lrs. Daniel McLean was
held from the family residence, 527
First street, on Tuesday aftgrnoon__and
of respect. ` 9,3. ' .
Mrs. McLean was born in-,Prince
many friends paid their last trll'iiifc¢skea n°g_]|mg.|"`¥,em,-“_ Wm” umm,
Edward Island in 1856, being the eld-‘
ssl. dsushrer of Mr- and M"~ -'°“‘°='[zri¢_ve ever the ieee ei this 'geed'we-
J_dlinsi.`one. one of the oldest families
on the Island, of wlioni it is sa`id.;`_1;y 11| 1591"; m|y |, g p|MiP"¢g¢¢
'*'!’hoir word is as good as their bond"tlcannot`be iillled. " <11’
i-'where the deceased lady’s life ,has
geachurch. Interment took place t
._ i _`ide_ _Csmetery_.- The) _
Mez. Dfessra. `.l’. M'cl.lehn.'lte'o ,
hardships of those early days, she was
the friend of all, and there will be
many iii Moose Jaw who will recall
the kindly acts of t_l1'~ 'fentlo woman.
with ivh-n_` John Meituyn -neeiitnncé
she nursed the soldiers in Moose Jaw
at the time of the 'Riel Rebellion and
was active in mission work among
the Indians. At the time of the Re-
bellion, fearing forthe safety of the
woitieni end`l"childreu` further west,
Mrs. McLean besoiight her husband to
bring them all from Swift Current to
Moose Jaw for greater protection, and
iv large number of them were kept in
her own home through those trouble-
some days. The family livedf»ln‘?liioosc
Jaw until 1900 when Mr. McLean
started. ranching south of Walsh, hu'
"'11 moved to Calgary and later to
Wimiipeg, wheretho was foreman of
the C. P. R. shops. But the climate
was ‘too severe for Mrs. Mclaan and
they came to Medicine Hit in' 1902
been devoted to making those around
her happier. She was it member of
St. Juhifs Presbyterian church in
whose various branches df work she
One of the old-fashioned motl_ie`i7s.'
her life’s interest was centred in her
ltome___,iui_d famil -she gave an and
' d to her home she still found time to
visit mid.._oomiort many sneedy femll
/ily and t.liei'.e_ will.__be many who will
Ilhalil who was honored and resiieofid
The funeral service was conducfu
by Rev. '.l'. W; Morice. ine pastor 'get
Bt. Johii's church, assisted by R`
Dean Rev. E. A. Davis. of St. Bar ~
-.~   '=.":.‘.i“i.ii"...*~'i:.'::.. 0-
_orQ_.,and J. A. (lameron. _
.4t_iispertae_iiei\i _ 1
e . Mrs. D. llcLee,n; pillow,
I
r-,
i
~ #,1-
*.\‘~
0
_one of the ilrst white women to enter
the town. During the many trials and
Donald and family; anchor, Mr. and
Mrs. Cory, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith;
sprays, Mr. A. P. Burns. Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Hardy, Miss M. Rutledge, Mr. and Mrs
D. Mitchell, J.-Sanderson and A. Park-
er, Miss Stuber, Mrs, A. Pierson, Mrs.
H. W. Smale, Mrs. Laurence, Mr.
Johnstone (brother), Mr. and Mrs. W.
Fariss, Mr. and Mrs. Cnwker, Miss
Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron,
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Millicnn, Mr. and
Mrs. W, J. McLean, .Mrs, Blyth and
Mrs. ll." Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Yeo, Mr.
C.A. Long and mother, Mrs, and Miss
Graham. Mrs. Louis N. McLane and
Mr. W. McLane and family.
OLD TOWN, ME., Aug. 5.-Henry
Curran died at his home in Great
World last night as the result of in-
juries received while at work in the
plant of the Penobscot Chemical
Fibre Co.,4here yesterday. Mr. Cur-
ran was .employed in the'-evaporation
room. Qi_ic;o'f the ovapadrators burst,
pieces of iron striking' him on the
head. Two other yorlimen were
lured huh not _ seriously;
` Carr_sn_wag~tiie son of the inte D
sld_'a.nd Eiliblth (iurran, of George-
tbwu,*P,~  I.. when l\e’waii born in
1859. f'-"Hief wife was Miss Katherine
orimtit, ~uiL'Nsvre_e»ite. N; s. They
hsve had n‘li`\e_ children. of
seven survive.. ` Willia`_iit Curran,
Georgetown, is a brother and
Josephieefourrsn. of St. 'l‘irer`ess,
Brisiinil,” is -s sister.
laid by Gee. I. Hughes
Flower Pots
Jardiniers
Lawn Pots
It you want to give
yotur flowers a Titable
se ing see our s owlln
of flower pots |ardii'iie'ig
Made from good g ade
earthenware and ste e--
priced right iloo
isiiinii iii   IN _`“”;‘§.ff..
uiniilii, iii. _
M0d¢rn Opticir ns
the y anyt ns new