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TODD.
Elllalla Vila 
Brain and Muscle.
We wish to call the attention of
our many customers to Our New
Breakfast Food, MALTA VITA.
We have been fortunate in secur-
ing this beautiful food on account of
it being so highly recommended by
medical men everywhere.
:S cents invested in MALTA VITA
will amure you more PLEASURPE
and more FOOD than $1.50 invested
in meat.
MALTA VITA need~ 51,0 COOK-
ING, money saved is money earned,
fuel costs money.
I`se MALTA VITA, save fuel; save
building a fire; save money.
MALTA VITA is an ideql food for
SUMMFR, is P E R F E CT L Y
COOKED, cm be eaten dry with
¢f=am. fruit iuice. or fruit, sliced
bauana.'_eic.
MALTA VITA and Cream make a
delightful meal. MALTA VITA
is an ideal food for children. A per-
fect digestion ia insured to old and
young who use MALTA VITA.
Try a package and be convinced of
ts MERITS.
Webster illacliay
The»'Ideal Grocery,
Charlottetown. P. E. I. '
Phone 199.
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Ii The best made, best fitting,
most comfortable, durable and
popular prices that modern
machinery and skilled labo
asatisfactory Boots and Shoes at
_ can produce.
GUNS() Y
The Small Proit _
SHOE MAN,
Pow nal Street.
Ch’tov.'n, P. E- I-
€*C3CSCSC5%
WHHTED
.givin
Potatoes, Apple, Butter. Egg and Farm
Produce, in large or small ahipmsenta, Hay by
earload lots. @..Address
W. E. BARNES, Jr.
5-zodawém Lxkewood, R. I
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A Pie--"\
For Supper.
is just what is wanted.
Why bake during the hot
weather when we supply
everything in this line so
reasonable. Our pastry is
fresh to'-day. '
Apple Pies 12C-
Mince Pies Izc.
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_ D. STEWART.
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
`~~ Bakes Best Bread.
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THE Express izirivecl last night at 9. 10.
We regret to learn of the coniinued
illness of Geo. Mellett, York.
QTHB Priiicriss came into part last iiizlit
at 9 o`cl ick ii .th ai. goodly number of perse-
ingers. _
A<‘..».Rp‘3_v party `ta‘:e~= plice at Mrs.
Jarxivs De.icon’s, York, Tnrusday next
Aug. 21st.
Ti-is boats in the lnb.ter bfat vac: did
not complete the course in the time
allowance. I
Tun S. S. Electra sailed yestcrlay with
it cargo and several passengers far Mur-
ray Harbor.
Yom; echocl re-opened Monday after
the mi_i-summer vacation. M-Iss Sentiner
has been engaged to teach another year.
THE good work done in the school at
York by the late teachers is being con-
tinued by the pr.-sent teacher' James
Turner. __
Tar: Abbot Bros. of York have great-
ly improved their residents during the
present summer, having them painted in
the latest st; le.
Tris ice cream social given by the ladies
of Grace Church on the lawn of the par-
sonage last night was well attended and
a good sum realized.
regular reports were received but no
special business was transacted.
The many friends of Gecrze VV. West
of the Canadian North West will be
pleased to learn that he was entirely suc-
cessful inasupreme court case a short
time ago.
I a
ANY person residing near the sea shore
and within short distance of the city, who
can accommodate a lady with board and
lodging for a week cr two, should apply
at this office at once. _
'IHE Yacht Lina May owned by HMV?
McLean Souris, arrived today to enter the
‘races but on account of meeting unfavor-
able weather shc was not in aiposition to
campete with the others.
Tram picnic at Cove Head, Aug. 13 in
aid of theR. C. Church at that place
was well attended. _The day was cll that
'could be desired and many from the city
enjoyed a good day's outing. _
Among those who registered at the
omce of the High Commissioner, Loudon,
for the week ending July 29th, were
Major Carlton Jones, Halifax; J. M.
Jones, Mary 3'. Bartlett and C..D. Rankin.
P. E. Island.-Halifax Chronicle. -
W. C. Collett, a leader architect of
Boston, who has been in the city attend-
ing the Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F., WHS 8
passenger by the west bound train 
Searletown yesterday afternoon. He will
have pn 1-e_tu;~p__to Boston 'l`_uesday_next.
THE Montague schools have re-opened
for another year’s work with the follow-
V7 ing staff of teachers. Principal F. T.
`Aitken-, assistants, W. J. Fraser. _Florie
Gillis, Pearl Vanlderstine. A. G. Cameron.
is dliing a. vacancy in the second “depart-
_ ment. `
i THE Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition
` ‘lb Halifax _Will have a. naval drill to music
L similar to that given last summer at the
Crystal Palace in London, England, where
I it delighted thousands daily. A spar will
, be erected fully equipped with yards and
‘l rigging, on which a. body of iolly jack tara
‘perform the evolutions of navalidrill which
l go to make up the daily life on ii Bri ish
.Man-of-\Var.
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'ran onizsn or Dvsprzrsin Pnnzs.
._ Impmperly digested food usually _forms
lgggeg that cause apainful dlstentlon of
lihe stomach and pressure against the
heart. This results in much 98111 arid
distress but _Nerviline will relieve the
‘<1i.ceniiZ»n,¢ispei nie can and wfe 1113
I, dyspiptic pains very quickly, L Poisons
.Nu-v' ine is really an excellen., remedy
*for Dyspepsia, Indigestlnll. Cl'*\m¥’9»
Summer Complaint an all Stomach and
B0we}Tr0_u\f.1¢g_ yo _household is cgln.
inlets Without. herviline. s'-YI? 3 -'03-
_ bottle. » _ _
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warn: PIQFIE TAKS
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wnrre num( 'rams  
WASIIABLE
AND
wmre, PINK. Bl-UE
Pinus uns
ti . The liningcau
New this summer 2~_11d_Ve1°Y Pre Y
be removed in order to W2Sh
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the stitching- `W<?1’f_h \1P't°'50°~ ¢a?h f°_f ' I  
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THE I mdnth] meeting of thelpubllcation of same is delayed in con-
Y. M. ggawas held ylast evening. The; xglegsi ségge absence °f "ch m¢m\;1'5‘
A ing at N orth Tryon Corner and following
the tam without ripping' any -of
THE Eldon District S. S. Association
will hold its summer convention in the
Baptist Church at Uigg on Tuesday after-
noon at 2. 30 and evening at 7. 30, August.
19th. Every Sunday School is urged io
send delegates. The Field Secretary
will be present.
Niiirr Monday ev ning is the cate set
his homo on Sunday last and has not been
heard of since. The boy is dumb and not I
able to explain who he i=. Any informa-
tion regarding his whereabouts will be
thankfully received at his home or the
Guardian office- 1
_ ALL matter of an advcnising nature
intended for publication in this iourna
should addressed “to Advertising
Department, The Guardian, Charlotte-
town,” Subscriptions to _“Subscription
4698-rtmentI,” News to “News Depart-
ment” and Letters to Editor, 8:c., to
#Editorial Department.” Under no cir-
cumstances wbatever should communi `
cations be addressed to any member of
tho staff as it often tranepires that the
THE S. S. Halifax arrived list evening
at 9 30 with the following pa.ssengers:- I `
F. C. Dillari ann wife, Jas. Rogers, Miss
Sweetman, Miss Mii..i.e11, F.-e<i’k A. Mc-
Millan, Miss J. A. Robertson, Raymond
F. B'Aby, C. F. Fisher, C. F. Parkis, F. I
J- Gi?-FY and wife. G. R. Cannon and wife,
J no. Moran and wife, Mrs. M. W. Brown,
Miss C. Brown, C. J. Lincoln and wife,
Miss Eva Martin, Miss S. E. Earley, Mrs.
F. Green, Fr.-ink McDonald , T. J. Griffin,
E. Nichol=lon,L. Fihnstock, C. Fahnstnck
Mrs. E. H. Freeman, Miss L_ Nichglsgn
Miss A. Stewart, C. R. Allen and wife,
J. H. Hill, Geo. Rapson and wife, Mrs.
Rogers, Mis. A. N. _ McPhee, Miss C. L."
Keefe, Mrs. C.Kalznian, Misses F. Kaiz- _
man (2). Mrs. W. P. Grlnsell, H. Keelz- f
rnau, W. P. Grinsell I
P. E. I. C. C. -Applications from inte`nd~-
ing students continue to dow in from
nearly all parts of the Province. These
come from persons of good common sense
and 20041 judgment. It is only right to
conclude that a college which has never
had a dissatisfied student mustbe a,goo:l
institution for young people toavail themf
Province require, and he takes pains to
Come at once and take a Business Course
or a. Shorthand Course.
Brcvouz Roan Race.-The people of
Tryon and vicinity had the pleasure of
witnessing the best ‘bicycle race that has I
ever been seen on a road of P. E. Island
l since the wheel was first introduced here.
The race was over ii five mile course,start-
the road, encircling what is known as the
Tryon Block, ending at the start,i_ng point.
Although a large number of entries were
received, only two faced the wire. for the
others withdrew when they found out
that the two scorchers, Frank Creamer
and Arthur Reid, were going to start. Ou
the report of the revolver both sprang
away with the rapidity of one of Lpng
Tonfs swift shells. Onlyobout one mile
of the race course was visible, each Way
from the starting point. Soon the racers
aibcared on the finishing stretch midst
the cries of “Here they come l" Rfirlheld
first. position until neiring the last' lap
when Creamer with a terrific burst of
speed won the race in the' marvellous
time of'l5 min. 15 sec. He was carried
l triumpbantly on the shoulders of his
many friends to the dressing room. The
_judgeswere : Ryerson Reid ,Frank Lang,
_ James Chisholm . _ _
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` CARPENTERS WANTED. __
Fiftv carpenters wanted ta go to
Sydney and two good ma.chine_ men to
lwork in ounfactory. Apply to M. F.
‘Schurnian Bt Co., Kensington. 8-_14 dlw pd
chemical indelible markinrink,wil1_not
"il wash out and is easy to use. For sale at l
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‘ 'f‘aylor’s Bookstore. _
.- ._ '-11' LT; '
’;/ 'Q 1*'
£5 ~
sysx
gf/
° . A ‘L ` - . 1  ) ,  .\\  _ I, . _ el _ :SV ` - --_ ~" .
for the moonlight excursion under the (Iii " `$f".§f-`-_<'ff, _  _ ‘P I ”
fmipfces of Grace Church. The steamer  \\\\\\""\,/lfi,  il`~"ff"j " _" 
Hillsboro leaves Prince Street Wharf at lil   \ \ A  _  
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ance. Full moon. "Tickets only Z0cents.“ \ *W 1 .- ~'-' '
THE lit le six yea. old boy of Augustine ` ` _ ` .  A if ' ` A i i
Walker. ~T0hIl°ton’s River strayed from I _ _ ' » _ ,
afriend. Excellent orchestra in attend- _ ‘ _ _y Q
ri'
J. J. Irwin, Mrs. McKenna, N. Wenrick: ll
T. F. Byrne, T. F. Byrne jr, W. S. Jones, _I
n
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selves of. No student has' ‘ever missed _
the mark who received his Busiuesall ~ f _ '_ '  -_,_  M
Course under Principal Oxenham. The _ ` '  ""5 W* . . “ i.
latter has been a. teacher. all his. life l -_  I; , __
and knows his business. tHe' I ~ O - 
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So’cloclr. Everybody should go and take ’ ` 7(-£é'l"" 1'" _  '
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A Really Ellie Showing this new lot maltes
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excellent variety, ther-e’s correctness of style
ness of make and .fi'r`iishf therels a charm of d
to made this showing oiie of interest. And the prices
reasonable either when you remember that these are
best waist makers in the land. Made to look well and
LUVELY LISTER SILKS*
Listers have that most attractive
charm of all fabrics-good wearcom-
bined with fine appearance. _
New styles in Cardinal, Pink, Pale
Blue, Brown and Black, _ _
_ $4.25, 4.65, 5.85.
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iiiNIr_r mi iris.
The- most _artistic dressmakers if
could not get you up a_ waist of A
better Ht or finer style than these. _
Pink, Pale'»Blne and Black, ' _
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 ~ $5-"sos 5.85. 6~.9s,1._§s_..__.-
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knows what the yonngpeople of this 
supply it. This College works so smoothly ` Th¢°\1D has 80'* T-0 S='lm.m_¢1'5ide» Slwh A
and satisfactorily, that students have W” th0173S\11f' '9f the _.Y3‘?ht l`3_¢3___h¢m 2-.
written to say that the pleasantest period WB 5814301' Y68l?B!‘~i*Y.# A5 19-33 55°. P055?
of -_their lives was spent there. The  :"_\'F1'3it51`5§d» A: 2°°~`1bi`¢eZ° W9»9_b1_°WiPR_
mm .-.pens on we ion. inet., ai~'9.so fi. is. @-'tlivuizh the day _\v_f»s__ not a nfeaswut 0114:.
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Black on! comes an
they re rich and
quietly lovely
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_._ Mark your Linen, use Melanyl anewl _‘__ ,V l
LeRoi, John L Reid Summerside. ‘ '
Defender. L R Allen, Summerside. ' I
Kohirioor, H Picket-:~s, Summerjside. _
Kelpie, Grady, Suminerside._ _
- Enid, Ephraim Lefurgey, Summerside.
Three Brothers, Trios Lund. St Peter-‘s
Island,
_ -- Thomas Lawrie, Charlottetown.
ther-s,Range Light,Kohin_or,Lzwr e boat,
Di). S. R. Jenkins, _was starter and Dr-
Robins, John Worth and John Moors jud-
g€i`khe lobster boats weremorc fortunate.
A clear sky greeted them as they cross-
ed the line at 2.30. There were eight en-
tries. _ I _
Peace Maker, owned by J H Judson. °
George A, owned by Frank Doherty. x
Volunteer, owned by Herbert _'New_sou.f.
Maple Lest, owned by Gwrse LW-~ _
Clown, owned by C D T8»Y1°1T- f
 5!_lU5fbY 1_3   f
L o s. owned    _
§0nwa.rd,  Jill!!  '
The course wa£~£mmCod_nolIiFawhp.rf be
'iiiustorougli  
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house, buoy up to the North iRiv€r"'?5 1
and return. This com-so which waaI1_r0M
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‘ ‘Lowney’s ¢hoColates’.’ _
Nlame on et ery price
_ 56 P°1md 'l>°f"~_"f-§»‘ #S-
sozted 30 to 4o 'cents
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Niue boats started; they were : ' ~i ’ `
Range Light, Geo'R Jurlson, Po vvnai;
Freda., Peake 8: Hyndman, Gha"rl'ot:e-
town, sailed by Docherty. ‘_ ~ __ _
.hem we want toclear out
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Kel ie and Enid in order. I 
Thisfcliair shbiild sell
Il" defenderlcad as the start and at. _  'ffr v “_ ' _
theliiiid ofthe iirstround she still held her' Q _ IS  We   yOu! “vdnt 3  3';
piaee einseiyreiiawed by Freda. ...Ei gprice,   “ I  . AQ, M ___
'The finish- was made at 12-36 the _“B 91’ p "  ;   'i "
winning in two hours and eighb lDiD\1©¢S.» ` _ ' A-J    E W
Fredasecond, Le Roi third-_ Three BSO' p  ,p1_1-I
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