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tried
el
trouble you ve
invtligsss coal.. '
your troubles because its so clean.
'1~ _ N0  CLINKERS I1!-
5: illverybody likes it.
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Excursions four days each week.
al- -""“i "__ “_
 S. Harland, Sinale Fm
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Every Tuesday ai 3 p. In to Orwell, return fare 25 cenlr.
Every Thunidai- ni ¢ o m. to Viemrm, reiurn fare .go reali-
Every Friday sl 1 1 ~ v. m. lo Baal River. f°'""' |"'° 7° "°°'°'
Every Saaiurq »v .-i _;._; 1 p m. K0 “'esl River, reium fare 20 CCD"-
Ali of abov: all ..-ii \ in ui delighlful ai'iern.aon's outing at very small coal
Ch‘f0wn 
Navy. Co. What
Rhone 235.
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WILL SWIM ENGLISH i"liA.\'.\'l-lf..
.vuss Lily smith or i.on~1-»n. "The
English Water i_.i__iy," ns she is ad-
mirably called in Enninrnl, will en-
d¢gvor to do in Angus: what has
never been dong l.\y`.'n woman, swim
the English channel.
In 1875, Capt..-»Mmtbe\\' Webb. an
american swimmer, ,nude uns jour-
nfy of twenty' ef; t r-i'fs, and w.l-
lil-lll Bilrldl, n Yi.-r'4;=liire black-
smith. accompniifd tio some feat_
last year: ‘ |
Miss S th ours 1-'nity medals
won in 0% conuetition with the
best swimmers of Europe, of both
sexes. The only woman to attempt,
this feat with any promise of suc-
cess wus Annette Kellerman. S‘;he was
compelled to leave the water owing
to aeasickness after covering twelve
miles. However, Miss Smith is used
to rough water and does not think
she will suffer from mal de mer. It
is possible she will establish a new
record in August.
"Nearly every disease is caused i~
impure.blood and the only wav to
secure relief is to purify your blood,
make it as strong, rich and pure as
it should be by using Mac's Blood
Food, the premier blood and nerve-
tonic. Price 500. The Two Macs.
7-2fiM3i
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_IANADIALN _ I
PAcu=: c
in __._________.___ _ _...__
Farm
WANTED I
|_Jl\lL...lI\/lI"l"ECD
_` -_-_-._ _
-It. pays to My ia this Province
-Miss Annie Watson, Charlotte-
town, is visiting in Summerside-
-Miss UeNutt, Malpeque. is visit-
ing in Bummerside the guest of llra.
J. Fraler.J'.
-Miss Bertha Cameron, Charlotte-
town, is visiting friends in Summer-
iida.-J. '
-Miss Marion I-lardin¢, French
River, is visiting in Bummarside th’
guest of Mlm Ha.rkins.J. '
-Miss Marguerite Auld, Free!-own,
spent the week end in Summerside.-
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-Capt. Riehsrdl. Bideiord. is
spending a. few days in Summerside.
J;
-Mis,-1 Lena isexsnzie. Bummvrsidu.
is spending her holidays at her home
in Bradnlbane.J.
-The Morning Daily Guardian can
be nntained'at i.aiierty's Tonsorial
Parlors, Snmmeraide.
-Mrs. Stewart and Miss Helen of
Pittsburg are spending a few days in
Sumnierside, the guests of Miss
Minnie Wright.J.
-Gilbert Beer, Milton, Mani., re-
turned Saturday morning alter Bflénd-
ing s few days with his parents, W.
H. and Mrs. Beer, Coleman.-J.
-Misses Sadie and Annie McPhee
and Mrs. N. E. Thompson and son of
Beverly, Maas., are visiting their' pa-
rents, P. and Mrs. McPhee, Coleman.
-J .
-The Empress arrived in Summer-
side Saturday night at 8.15- She
had 50, passengers going and l5U
returning. Her inward cargo consist-
ed of 2 cars of' freight.J_
-L_ C. McAnn of Moncton, accom-
panied by his wife and niece, arrived
hy the Empress Saturday evening on
n visit to the Rev. Mr. Strothard,
Summerside. J.
-The Methodist Parsonage, Bide-
ford, was the scene of an interesting
event on Wednesday, July 24th when
ernest McNevin of'Ellerslie and Cla-
_    rinda Grigg of Tyne Valley were
united in marriage. The ceremony
"’*'“‘ “` ' as performed by the Rev. L. J.
GREATEST CROP
is csusns-s alsrouv
  Excni_‘_s_i0n
WATCH
Minn: woiui. none ui-:ir
f°“ ‘n iiiiivizsriaiis
WIIICII WILL DE' ANNOUNCED I-
A DAY 0|! TWO.
GET REAIIY
WBIIOWAKDDPA CPR ST JOHNN B
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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS I
One eenf per word fini inseriion in
a'a0|»'¢w\lIn\|alian.\ 'Cash lllllaf- ieaompany order and live per cent dil-
' ¢oilnisl_|o’wed.- Minimum-charge Twenty-live cenia ‘
-i..  ,.11
this column, half ceni per word for 
w
Learn.
-W. J. Gordon, Moncton; J. W.
Richards, Bideford; Mrs. E, Douglass,
New York; Miss L. LeBlanc, College
Bridge; B. Lemieux, Praserville; J.
H. Conrter, Toronto; N. C. Christy,
Amherst; Miss E. W. Christy, Am-
herst, registered at the Clifton
House, Summerside, between 9.30
Saturday night and 9.30 the previous
night.J.. '
-The funeral of the little son of
l‘armenous and Mrs. Philips, who
died at the home of Patrick Philips,
Mt. Pleasant, P. E. I., on Sunday,
July 2st, was held on Wednesday-mid
interment was made in the Methodist
Cemetery at Bideford. The funeral
_ ervice was conducted by Rev. L. J.
Leard. Mrs. Philps came from Bos-
'tcn recentlv in hope of saving tlld life
of her -baby, but the extreme heat
had been too much for him and he
did not gain after coming here. Mr.
Phillips arrived home Tuesday even-
ing to attend the funeral, but returns
to Boston at once. Much sympathv
is felt for the young couple in the
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_ iicg:§i_‘e' waiyren
poosi. AGENT `wXN'rsn sou
itiharlottetown and Queens Co., to
_S selrour high elses Fruit 'Press and
;'Qeneral Nursery Stock. Large ‘ist
._ of commercial and domestic varie-
WE WANT A RELIABLE MAN WHO
will appreciate rapid advancement
for honest efforts. Experience uu-
necessary. Address in own hand-
writing. References required. Ap-
Dly M. _Guardinu. 7-27MEif.
”"tfes‘dnI¢able _jorf culture 'io Priacel WANTED A BOY To LEAHNTTTHE
'f Edt/ard‘ls'ian:l.Good pay, Free Out-
. fft.'l.‘xclusivs Territory. Write for
particulars. Stone it Wellington,
The Foatblli Nurseries, (Establish-
ed 1837). Toronto, Ontario. *
_ "1 ' ' 6.8'lM'E55i.
 
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WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. P. s.
_ li0dge.'25 Upper grincs St. 7-23Mtf.
viiAN'rI~iD. "Ii_cTi¢`L r i.
housework in a. family of three.,
Apply to Mrs. Byron Brown, Revere
_ H_otsi_._ _ ___________ _ __ _ _ 1-19ml.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at this office.
6-25Mtf.
WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL
house work. Apply to Mrs. Ayers,
78 Euston St. 7-2Mtf.|
e 
~ - ion sau. c
suuriou, `iioi§7r'snsn scan-.
lion, No. 1313, Haphazard; at the‘
Market Square on Tuesday, 30
- July at 12 o'elock noon. Can be
seen at R. Wood’s Stable King
., Street. R. Beairsto, Auctioneer.
;~_ 7-2GE1iM3i.
'FOX ll'AitM', FOR SALE, 50 ACRES
good lnnd 2; 'miles from city, suit-
able hr fox ranching. For particu-
_ lars apply Mrs. A. L. (fates, Hali-
 or to Jno. Wheatley, City.
7-2| iw
Plumbing. Apply to Fred H. Trai-
nor, R0 Grafton St., opposite
___0pera House. _ ____ 7-25 M gf,
WANTED AT 'oNoiz:`“`fii"'s6v"i‘o
learn horseshoeing. One with some
experience. Apply J. A. Henderson,
180 Queen St. 7-18MEtf.
-T if |` i ¢
T0 LET
TO LET, HOUSE UN KING ST.,
next Bishops Palace, all modern
`conveniences, newly painted and
papered. Apply 93 King St.
7-27M3ip(l.
WANTED' T0 RENT, FURNISHED
house. Possession taken in Sep-
tember. Apply ai: Guardian Office.
_ _ _ __ 1-zimgipd.
TO LET, NEW HOUSE 15 EUSTON
St. Modern improvements, posses-
sion given Aug. lst. Apflly to E.
E. Parkman,' 13 Euston St.
1-24 M_ ei.
T0 LET-N0. 234 SYDNEY ST
also 163 Water St. Apply to .|01-
Kent Bt.. 7-19Mtf.
WANTED, FOR SOUTH KILDARE
School, lst or 2nd class teach-
er. Supplement $25.00; Midsum-_
mer vocation. D. McAldul!, Secre-
tar 7-27llw
  .
TEACHERS WANTED ,
loss of their only child.
-J. A. Marion, Montreal; F. Long-
hurst, Montreal; N. F. Ross. Truro;
C. W. Ramsay. Truro; F. N. Scho-
field, and wife, Toronto; N. I. Pat-
rick, Toronto; G. B. Yenetche, Bos-
ton; A. N. Yenetche, Boston, Mrs.
M. Reardon, Charlottetown; Dr. Me-
Phee, Kinkora; J. Z. Caroll, Boston;
J. B. Bright, Calgary; J. J. Horns-
by Charlottetown; W. J. Driscoll,
Montreal: S. F. Bixby, Halifax; C.
H. Nelson. Charlottetown; L. P.
Ritche. Charlottetown; R. Fitzger-
ald,, Charlottetown; G. E. Ritchie,
Charlottetown; H. H. Monehouse,
St. John: E. P. Brown. New York,
W. Z. King, Peticodiac, registered st
the Queen Hotel, Summerside, be-
tween 9.30 Saturday night and 9.30
thrprovious night.J.
-The residents of O'Lesry and
vicinity are regretting the departure
from their midst for a season, of
Edward and Mrs. Gorrill, who are
well known there for their hospitable
entertainment of the travelling pub-
lic. Mr. and Mrs. Gorri_l go for a
time to take charge of their estate at
Howlan, recently purchased from Dr.
Kler, into of that place, but now re-
moved to Alberton, to fill the vacan-
cy made by the departure of Dr.
Ross to Charlottetown-and while
the people of ~Howlan are regrettinr ‘
very much the loss of Dr. Kier, yet
they are greatly pleased to welcome
to their midst such a genial couple
as-they know Mr. /and Mrs. Gorrill
to be. Their son Dot, and daughter
Miss Lutie remain at 0'Lcary in
charge of the Willow Hotel, where
the same splendid accommodation
will be givento the travelling public
as has been done in the past, and in
-OM cent pei- word each insertion
lor- advertising in this column Cash
must accompany ords, and ave per
cant. diarount allowed Minimum
Charge twenty-uve cents
--Genuine English Nash Scythes-
f1~°0 it H!‘aee’s,' Snmmsrlide. ‘
` " » -` ` ‘I-S$lf.llmEth2W.
-For sale, '1'he‘ house lately oc-
cupied by D. K; Currie apply A. E.
Areenault, Summerside. 7-263131.
-If flags are scarce in Summerside,
Paton’s,' " Charlottetown can supply
any order. 'I-25Mt|.
-Misa Jean Gordon, Summerside,
arrived by the Empress last night af-
i_>_¢r a three weeks visit to_Bt. John.
-H. Clark, Agent, will be glad to
receive all news,_ advertising ‘ and
subscriptions in Aiberton and vicin-
ity. Hia oiiice phone No. is 7.
-Subscribers should renew a » Week
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
miss an issue, as all papers are dis-
continued promptly on expiry date.
-Miss Bessie Alward, agent, in J.
C. .`|a,rdino's Bookstore, Water Bt.
will be glad tu receive all news, ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Bum-
merside and vicinity. Her ofiics phono
ia 45-l and residence phone 26.
-Paton's, Charlottetown, have just
received a large shipment of flags
and orders will be filled promptly.
Get in readiness forthe visit of the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
7-25Mtf.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian)
-Miss Marion Ellis, Bumrnerside,
left this morning for Winnipeg.J.
-D. R. Morrison, Summeiside, is
making the round trip by the Ein-
press today.J.
-Misses Tena Enman and Lois Al-
warrl, Ottawa, who have been' spend-
ing their vacation in Summerside
left for .Ottawa this morning.J
-Miss Lucinda Shaw, Bummerside,
who has been spending the holidays
at Brackley Beach, has returned
home.J. -
-Ainsley Marshman and bride
arrived in town from Suminerside;
P. E. I., on Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Marshinnn will reside in
Dorchester.-Moncton Exo. 
-Rev. J. M. Maclnnis is taking a_
short holiday on P. E. Island. Rev.
J. W. M. Crawford occupied the pul-
pit of Park °St. Church, Halifax, on
Sabbath last.-Halifax Exc.
-Jos Gaudet, manager of the
I-lappyland Amusement Co., of Sum-
merside, P. E. I., is in the city to-
day en routefrom Montreal, where
he has been on business connected
with his theatre. Mr. Gaudet intends
to remain i.n the city for a few days.
-Moncton Exc.
-__-
-Rev. A. D. Archibald, son of the
late Sherriff Archibald, Halifax, has
been appointed Convener of- the H.
M. Committee, Calgary Presbytery-
Halifax Exe. Rev. Mr. Archibald is
[well known in this province, he hav-
Iing been Field Secretary of the P.
E. Island Sunday School Association
and for some two years n
resident of snmmerside.
CONVICTED MAN
SUICIDES IN COURT.
HAMILTON, Ont., July 26-
Standing before Magistrate Jelfs at
the King William Street Police Court
this morning, Harry Gilmore, swal-
lowed carbolic acid and died before
he reached the city hospital.
Gilmore had been ‘summoned to ap-
pear on a charge of assaulting his
wife. Just as he had been found guil-
ty, he lifted the vial 'to his lipp.
Officers hurried him to the auto am-
bulance, and with a couple of doc-
tors working over him he was rushed
to the hospital. The ambulance stop-
ped at the hospital morgu’ however,
as Gilmore passed away. ' 
numerous Home-Mann nnmso.
-Your bread-baking will always turn
out successfully if you use White
Swan Yeast Cakes. Can be had in
packages of 6 cakes at 5c from your
grocer. Why not send for free ' sam-
ple? White Swan Spices & Cereals.
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
"Mac's Blood Food is the right
remedy for nervousness, laasitude,
anaemia and all disorders' arising
from an impoverished blood supply.
Try it, use it, make it Drove our
claims. A box 50c. The Two Macs.
7-Z6M3l.
Finns at rock bottom prices nr
PA \_”0N°<. -< _- 7 25 Mt!
 
Furniture Siu
A Grgot
1. -l
rl*
mer .Clearance
v
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l`H¢v¢i'Y°i1 Weis*
$P€¢i°1'v Pfffeii sissy in 3-59?
,if-
Prowse _Bros Ltd.
IF You H AVE Nor AD1>_i;D QNE os MORE
of each to your collection 'yon sire ly Have not seen,
them, for they represent valués t o l‘ibr‘inal woman
could resist : --Hefé are just ii*fe'\v“` 'sz 'j 'Every mat-
erial of _wliich, seasouable, iiaists iire"in'a`de is included
in iliis showing-silk, chiffon, net, voile, batistd, ling-
erie cloth, mzrquesette and' liiwi|',‘witli a good showing
of " wash silk, cliiuas, messalixies, shantnngs etc.
This is a clearance of the seimplescf the 'largest Can-
-i- adian manufacturer: No two alike see them' to-day.
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ALWAYS SELECT
Master
Mason
. ' Out Plug Tobacco
QUEBEC
The reliable brand cut from our
original “AMsmcAN N/ivy" Plug.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
MANUFACTURED BY
ROCK CITY TOBACCO CD
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12;.muci Nelson, Rustico.
- Mid-Summer Shoe Sale'
Pe=%Fe
IL
ll.
P.
lil.
illiiiott, ldlliotis.
llryilen, Sussex, N. B.
Trites, Weston, Ont.
Dryilen, Suss/-x, N, B.
Mellonneii, Cornwall, Ont.
R. Mcilonneli, Cornwall, Ont.
F ashiorable Footwear Sellinga
20' to 30. n. c. Discount
L _
` Men’s Patent, Gun Metal and Tan High Shoes
n cl Oxfords Regular stamped $4.50 and $5110 to Clem- I
. $5 48 i
1_ lllilC'_.............»». .....
i MORRIS ee .SMITH
‘ 127 Queen Street. '
l:e|->s~»»...- .. .
` _ _ “" 2- _-_-'- - - -
_ lliliil lliiilllli
QUEEN
K. M. Pratt. St. Peters;
Louis Porter, Kentville;
Miss L. McDonald. Morcli;
H._D. McEwen, Morell;
P. O. Stewart. Sackville;
P. C. Stewart, saekville; `
A. H. Powell, Halifax;
R. MscAusland. Boston;
M. J. Ma.cAuslnnd, Boston;
H. Mcdloubrey, New Glasgow;
R. McConbrey, New Glasgow;
Gluson, Boston; ~
Savage, Montreal;
Mrs. Savage, Montreal;
Mrs. Curvet, Pownal;
W. I-I. Hughes. St. John; »
N. L. Vredenburg, Muncy, Pa.;
VICTORIA.
Gibson, Halifax;
senses
Qrvs’
5sss
*rss
Prowse, Murray Harbor;
hor; '
bor; ~ `
Wilfred Forbes. Port Vernon;
James Reid, Toronto;
E. Rogers, Summersido;
T. W. MacDonald. Georgetown;
S. Williams. Montreal;
Daniel Barrett. St, John;
G. W. Sharp, Summerside;
T. M. Fininan. Fit. John;
Capt. Hicks; Halifax.
H. W. Macdonald, Toronto.
M. Longhurst, Montreal.
H. Parsons, I-lalifax._.
S. A. Day, St. John:
F. Mcliean, St. John.
King. Boston.
?9F|??*5"??4
Beianger, Montreal.
Johnson, Montreal.
~ REVERE
fl(>N'i‘RA(l'I‘ LIKELY T0 GO T0
MouuIsoN is oi.ARK,P.E_!.
O'l"l`AWA, July 26-The Dominion
government is about to undertake the
building of an engine house and an-
nex for the I. (1. lt. at Point Tup-
per, N. S. The lowest tender for the
work is for $41,000 and is by Morri-
son & Clark, of Summerside, P. E.I.
'Phey probably will get the work.
"July clearance sale at Paton's of
midsumnier goods and discontinued
lines, wash dresses for children 65c.
to $3 50 at l oil, all remainiu house
~ E
_ dresses and wrappers your choice for
,,_ B_ \,O,_s,_0n_ ,,m_w,,‘,,_,_ ,,_,,_ $1.00, Kano corsets worth from $1.50
'ia H. _suiuiriers Picton, N. S
Mrs. J. 1.. Shen., llosion.
Jack Shea, Boston,
llnd Shea, Boston.
Miss C. Mclnnes, Cherry Valle
Maurice Doiron, liustieo_
Lewis McDonald, Bothwe}l_
Mrs. J. E. McDonald, Sou;-is
J; -A. Macdonald, St_ Peters
H. Miller, Sydney, N_S_
_lJ. D. Campqeil, Cardigan,
(‘-has; McKenna, Kelly's Cross,
D- ifambiwll. New Perth.
if-lanimonll (hirr, Portland, Mn,
J. C. Hayden, Vernon.
to $4.00 for $1.00, the only reason
we cnn offer you for selling at this
low price is that we are discontinu-
ing the line. All ladies’ wash dresies
} oil. All last eeaaoifg 'hit
y' overs in ludies’ golf coats 'at
J, B_ McC,,m,y_ w,,,t|,,.,,,,_ M,,_s,,_ l oil-_ 'l‘h@fi_c goods will wash and
look like new. 48'ladiea’ rninprbnf
COME Ht 3 price Any ladies' craven-
1: 't. ' ' ' <
'as ctte shower proof coat in stock."at
$4.00. A counter mu ei ladies' white
wnists ranging in price from 31.50430
$4.00, your umm for $1.00. ii you
wish io partake of this sale hurryfhp,
those goods will sell fast nt the pr
oil:-red. 1’ni.op's_ 7-1332?:
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sages;
£239?
C. Strong, (`liic,i_go_ I|1_
- HR'/urd. New London, (_‘onn_
Millwall, New Perth.
MacMillan, St, Andrews.
F9
Hall, Philadelphia
Petllfii. Summerside
Buy \-curflsgsut PA'l`ON‘Sf r-
deoorntlng for the DUKE
DUCHESS of CONNAUGHT
_ 7-25 Mtf
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ii.
Becknett, Montreal; _ _ i |
H A. Johnson, Murray Har-
Mrs. N. D. Johnson, Murray Har-‘
P. J. izenneuy. Montreal-. L
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iss F. Hazard, New London
'-Wbill. Quebec City.
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memorial stone lor that
family uint and _you
should attend to ‘ho at-
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