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A _________________________________________________ _ _-_ ent for M. F. Schurman & Co.,
penance pu bb- 01°F- '  ' '
wgpmm kl&W'!“ Tau mail train arrived in the city on] Jack Martin, representing an Uow mn Wm hue tl” contract'
dy  Sabilldli evening at 9 E6. ' Canadian wholesale paper house was in Tin: Charlottetown Y. M. C. A. Photo-
WS [ll Lil ll
H00 S Red Rose ten in soin irons wfo fi S“°’i""*"`Y°*”°’d“Y- OAS hi’ b“"°°" I’
A Lancs L is being ereeted as an
e un
land ,O Vancouver' Its mod ka., [chiefly confined to the Lower Provinces
and Newfoundland he is thinking of set-
tliniz in Saekviile. He was lookin at il
_ s
1-H; I°°_d‘*f°=\ N the mwhlle Shen of the number ot houses wniie noi-e.-Snnkvile
Hillsboro Bridge works. -
Anancu schooner load of timber is
Post.
J Anas Fauna, con tractor, of
U S B PQRFECT
°°°° I being discharged for the Hillsboro 'Bridge ~B0S¢,0n_ smut T115,-gud", in p|ct,°u_ My-_
Q | hmm so years he has been in Uncle S”n.s_towns of Canada. Messrs. Cook, Bayer,
works. The timber is being p.a.oed in a
Frame is a native of Shubenacadie. For
 THIS morning PeterW Gordon of the °°u”tr-Y and P"°5P"`°‘| He 15 now °n 3
M  vd l la _ A’ I
u 3 ° - ` - and will nod it, hard work tv award the
a I 3 si. Jonn sinnreinrns to si. Jonn, einer h°11d°Y "iv i»h1'°°8\\ N°“-‘- S°°i1*~ C°P°‘| . _ .
a -_ ', ,,d,,, ,, 1,,,,,,,,, _h ,da in 1, , i Breton and P. E. Island. Wniie in "°““ "“‘ Pfizes 11°" °“ "ff" "1 P1°"°°
D0 8 D t ol y t eeaste n
pa" ofthe p,.°v1nce_ Pictou he was the guest of H. G.
FOI* Ives with whom he journeyed from
Brain and Muscle.
We w'sh 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.
iS cents invested in MALTA VITA
will assure you more PLEASURE
and more FOOD than $1.50 invested
in meat.
MALTA VITA needs N0 COOK~
ING, money saved is money earned,
fuel coats money.
Use MALTA VITA, save fuel; save
building a ire; save money.
MALTA VITA is an ideal food for
stun!-‘R, is UE RFECTLY
COOKED. _can be eaten dry with
cream, fruit Juice, or fruit, sliced
banana. etc.
MALTA VITA and Cream make a
delightful meal. MALTA VITA
is an ideal' food for children. A per-
fect digestion is insured to old and
young who use MALTA VITA.
T3 a package and be csnvinced of
is _ Erti'rs_
Webster &liacKay
’I`he°'ldeal Grocery,
Cnarxotteiovrn. P. E. I
Phone 199.
2 1
_ The best made, best htting,
most comfortable, durable and
satisfactory Boots and Shoes at
popular prices that modern
machinery and skilled labor
can produce.
GONRDY
The Small Proit
SHOE MAN,
Pownal Street.
Ch`tov.'n, P. E- I-
/ C ' T
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BREAD '
SUIT
YOU '? _
Our bread will 'create an ap-
petite for its use when once
tried. .'0rdera fresh loaf today.
PLAIN BREAD 7¢‘l8.
VIENNA BREAD 7c‘a.
DUCHEESE BREAD 4C!!-
GRAHAII BREAD 4cts.
DSTEWART
ECLIPSE BAKERY. ‘
BAKES BEST BREAD. *
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The balance of our Straw Hats must be cleared I   B   
t. _
our
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alsaaasausasi
Youn e 1
Mn. Fnasan, Collector of Customs
Pictou, :accompanied by his wife arrived
registered at the Queen.
Tin: remains of the late Chas. Biggs,
who died recently in Nelson B. C. on
Saturday evening were brought fo the
city, Death was due to pcrltontis.
Tun automobile was given mother trial
on Saturday afternoon but it failed to
work satisfactorily and it was taken back
to the warehouse where it remains for the
present.
S. S. Stanley will be off the slip on
Monday. She is gettinga thorough over-
Rav.Mr. Archibald, of Halifax, will sup-
ply the Presbyterian pulpit next Sabbath
Rev. Mr. Anderson having gone on a
montb’s vacation to his home, P.E. Island
- Carleton Sentinel.
THE Charlottetown Engineers will holii
their Company target practice on Mon-
day afternoon at 2 ofclock. A liberal -prize
list is offered. Ammunition and rifles
will be held on the grounds.
LATE advices state that Herbert B,-ll of
Augustine Cove, has secured a first cl ss
certificate of merit in the summer
Session of the M. A. Mathematical
Class of Edinburgh University.
P. T. Barnum used to say people like to
be huinbuizized. but this does not apply to
footwear. When a man asks for a pair of
Ames Holden |Duck Boots he is annoyed
if some cheap imitatipn is shown him.
A 'rmlnenall received by the Secretary
of the Automobile Co. _on Saturday stated
that the expert hadfbeen unavoidably
detained. The despatch further stated
that he would leave on Sunday morning.
ON Saturday evening the visiting
Salvation Army odlaers were met at the
Princess and escorted to the square. As
the boat neared the wharf the band
number of selections.
The Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition
agricultural, stock raising and manu-
facturing interest of the Maritime
Provinces. Already a large number of
entries have been recived and there is no
Wa the undersigned shoe merchants
agree to close cur stores everyllifonday after
_ _ _ A _ Goal Bnps.
. in "  " .'Wul“MonAN,
~ '_ J A1.LE'r8c Co..
Sydney.-Picton Advocate.
in the 'city on Saturday evening and, IN the discharge ofa cargo of lumber
for the Hillsboro Bridge a. number of the
pieces stuck end ways in the mud and for
some days past it has been found neces-
sary in order no dredge ine nook for une'
arrival of the Manchester Commerce to
employ a diver toremove these obstruct-
ions aad with great difficulty the sticks
bottom. _
W. A. Coming of Coming Bros. photo
gra-phers was in the city on Saturday.
At present these gentlemen have their
hauling, nnving ner house newly painted, vent pitched at Cardigan but Purpose re ‘
and a new propeller shipped.-Pictou._m°`Vi"i!U0 MOIIMRIIS fill-Fill! U16 °°miD8
Advocagg ii week. This lir/.n is making an excellent
collection of views of diferent parts of
the province. It will be remembered that
they visited Newfoundland last year.
After spending a short time in Montague
Cuminir Bros will go to the Magdalen
Islands.
Srocx Norns.-A. RfMcKay, of Laun
dale Farm. St. Peter-‘s Road, has received
from Chas. F rgies, manager ofthe Nova
Scotia Coal Mine, his excellent well-bred
mare, Millie, to breed to his beautiful
stallion Kelnwick Fireway. Mr. Feraier
bred this same mare to Kelnwiok Fire-
way four years ago and claims to have
one of the best colts in N ova Scotia. 'Ibis
speaks volums for the excellent repu-
tation this sire maie for himself in the
sister province.
ALL matter of an advertising nature
intended for publication in this journal
should be addressed "to Advertising
Department, The Guardian, Charlotte-
town," Subscripfions to “Subscription
department,” News to “News Depart-
me'nt1’=and Letters to Editor, &c., to
,‘Editorial Department.” Under no cir-
cumstances whatever should communi
cations be addressed to any member of
the staff as it often t~ans'pires thatthe
publication of same is delayed in con-
sequence of the absence of such members
favored those waiting for friends with a I ‘mm tm °m°°° tt »
Mn. Hassan of Bostin, Mass., who
has beenspending his vacation on the
. ISI d th I hi HIE.
for 1902 will be a splendid display of the i Joi: B”:nw€:¢Sgr;kley_sP£;itRoad'
returned home on Friday last 'by
the S. S. Halifaxf Previous to his
his aunt Mrs Bryenton on Thursday eve-
` th t th. _r h _ o '
igglbge :I;:'c5:::€)rea;er_ Is years S °w__i'_ning and at as early hour his many
friends were seen gathering and a very
pleasant evening was spent, about sixty
guests being present. Not till the wee
nocii* at-1 -owiocir. 'commencing Mendes' sninii hours _did nieiriends sepsis wishing
=  duly28tti and ending Monday, Sept. Sth;
Do 3 S _ *fi
Mr. Hassa'n"a` safe and pleasant voyage
_-home. 'Miss Maggie Bryenton who ac-
companied Mr. Hassan to the Island
intends -remaining here for some time.
' " A.E. McEAcnzN, " .
J. H. Bam.,
_ Mounts 8: SMITH,
A1' the last regular meeting of Calvin.
L. O. L., No. 1127, the undersigned officers
were appointed to present George
Morris with an address before leaving for
We have a large stock of Dr. Sharps To George Mmii
m¢df°i°°5 WW; _ 'mme '”°di°1”°° an Dun Sm mn Bnerinia,-Before l--_av-
5°1d “M” P°°“"° 3“°"°°‘_°°B t° benefit _ing our village to spread tidings of great
01' m°“°Y 1`ff“°d°d° Durmg the few joy in the Northwest we in behalf of the
m°Ml1= Him* “'° b°°°"‘° “3°“”S f°’ mn’ members of oeivin, L. o.1., 1121, desire
We lm” wld “amy ave .grass cr thi ltoplace on record and express to you the
“Restorative and Rheumatic Remedy.
Only four people received no benefits from
the medicines. The R\l01`Ul¥¢¢ ¢l\“’»°m"Y
of either is six bottles for $5.50. Single
bottles $1.-“Toe two Mnos,” Me<°D°ve1d
Sc MacKinnon, Druggists,Oor. Gt. George
and Kent Streets.
. li
25 perl centDiscount   J  
We offer on same. This mclu
summer’S imP°ft4t‘°ns_  `
i s
_ , .
'  Hats are included in this. _
ik 1 s`_Fu1-ni5hing.St01’C. I I
T1iePe°P¢S
_|
des I all' of this"
respect and esteem in which you are held
by :your brethren in common. We may
venture to say with all those who know
your character and enjoy your society,
your high ideals of life, your zeai, ability,
and integrity in your noble order that ot
temperance and church work. Your
honesty in business where professions
are reduced to practice, inspire us with
hope that there is before you a career of
_- ’ F `-3 *T "5 usefulness, prosperity, honor and blessing
";~\) -»     And rest assured sir that we will ever
QQ  QQ 2. (’ fl; @ ’ .
its success and hope to be partakers in
HUGH MCCLURE, W. M.,
Gaonon SUTHERLAND, R. S.
Bradalbaue, July 15 1902.
To this address Mr. Morris made an
appropriate reply thanking the Lodge f°\'
its kind wishes, and expressed the hotle
that he would ever prove w01‘-l_1y Of 15514-'lil'
esteem. "
, - I . i , @» *'/ . o
‘K % Ui 'QM' C-I-not ' '
-,<_li='_'_1‘ "1 'v ~ ' ~ ` G' watch that career with intere-t. joy in
some measure of its ultimate blessing.
    v Signed in behalf of L. O. L., No. 1127.
_ V i - 'W
OF OUR STOCK CF -
F|SHlNB GEAR
'will be sold at a slight advance on
Loose. This will ineinde Rods,
Flies, Hooks, Casts, etc.
this year’s stock ‘
-TWO MACS. ~
have been taken away. The diver’s work _
was greatly hampered owing to the soft!
I thing required f or
departure a party was given him- by'
, ff.-2°  
MoooeJnw,_N.W.'r. -  * / //'
graphic Exhibition for Amateurs, will be
Own to the public today and
tomorrow lu the psrlo: of the
Y. M. C. A. Building. The small _
sum of 5c. will be charged for entrance fee`_
in order to psy expenses of printing, etc. 5
All our citizens and visitors, to the City
should see the beautiful snap shots exhib- I
ited from many of the principal cities and
Turner and Louson are tiact as judges,|
Bros’ window, R’ch 'nond Sirez t. The '°
Pictures will be on view all Monday and
Tuesday next, incl :ding beth evenings. _
On Wednesday the pictures will be sold
by private sale the proceeds of which will
go towa'ds assisting on the good work of,
the ‘Charlottetown Young Men ’s Chris
tfan Association.
The following prize li~t and the names
of those who have kindly donated prizes
follow. f
First Prize-Handsome Silver Moda |
and bar presented by Councillor James
Paton. ' ` _
Second Prize-Handsome Bronze Medal’
and bar presented by Will S. Lousfn. ,_
Th’rd Prize-7Complete Camera pm- S
sented by Johnson 8t Johnson.
Special-For beet specimen of “Genre”
work a handsome Silver Medal presented _
by G. H. Cook. - `
Special Prizes for P. E. Island Amate-
BIS
First Przze-H .ndeonne ' s'iven Medal
presented by Jas; Bayer. I ' f
Second Prize-One year's subscription _
to Ptiotoiirapbic Times-Journal. _ I
Competitors must state on backo
.photo whether developed, printed and
-‘mounted personally or not, the name be-
ing given below these remarks. Photos
to be sent to A. W. Robb, Gen. Sec. Y.
_ M. C. A. Charlottetown. I
,t¢@"(9(dl@\@ @'@'@'i9\\9\ '
Folding' _ _
camo-ere* $00/4-c~
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A s
iaierooo-Q sfrfwi
70
Kodak
I $6.00. _
- 'Call and see the new _
est Packet Kodak-
will fit the vest pock-
et. -i ' - ' - '°
V This is good Kodak
weather - buy while -
» the season is here.
_ ° A full 'stock o‘i` every-
the amateur photo-
` ' graphcr. _ _
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' These shoe prices-
it will pay you-
Girls’ slippers ._
half price now A
476. _ I'
Ladies’ Fin e
Chocolate Don-
= ' .gola_ shoes--half
; P1°1Cmt‘--HOW
i $1.00. _ ` '
Men’s strong
boots ‘wo 1' t h
$1.30 a n d
, $135 11 0 W
I »9mn i
Girls’ chocolate
boots w 0 r t h
 now
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I” Children’s Ene
9 " .t ` boot?-Li 
l goc an  $1.00
__ _ _now 650
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Sflilflvside
Pocket .   l
Let _ Us
'_l‘hat;1s'our_ most attractive business rpm
position- these days We arevery sat sfac
 ~f.0111y ready to help men enjoy the summer
_- _ Theres no sort of reason why a little mat
 _  _in fine shape.
_ 
` _ Comfort-making
\  ‘ Underwear
_ .__ s Is' here in every quality W
se- 1
*£25
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‘ iz- _ _ -have underwear at zoc, zzc, 25;:
'.1  -_ and 32c per garment. We’ve bet "’
 ~` if ter underwear in fine light bal
_  .' ~ bnggan at a dollar per suit-and
--of " from that we go right up through
i I _` _ ‘
£1 __ iv 'a dozen grades to genuine Linen
5 q‘ 1 _ V Mesh, the finest Summer Under
I:  _ ' A wealrin the world $4 75 a suit,
- way nonrvon any 13,1.
we... colored stair $3, ‘;1""“ ‘mb >’°‘”‘
Wc‘vc newest belts
_ 1], greys and tans from 28c,
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_ _ _ These  when the
'heat é'oax'_es_you‘ tosee' how
manyigarments you can do
F'-
without-the best goes
arena- . u 1
C' If you’ve a neat colored
a. belt, you donit
His* .evil S=Pf¢m-
CoIored_Shirts Soc, 1.15,
1.25 and up. I
We have soft and stii
n ” popular `p at -
and we’re expecting
ew ` I ` ' .
ff' moore c -lllc o
The Cleanliness, _8i§lil|l|cia~..
_ . /_  and _6oavau§_eno_o.-_f-of
' f Breaks .iis|\illlif;‘¥“imi'\’i'di'Beda
~ are a real luxury compared with the usual
 wooden 
 “aug” pil;-|.¢;E3~ have purine-.inn
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_ witliin the reach of everybody Perhaps you
believe you can bify a real nice white IRON
good design, and trimmed with brass knobs for
But it is a. fact Call in and we will be glad to B
_ them.
JOHN NEWSON-
iii iifi`"6'é`i< s
At a big discount to clear. Vic only have ai
few leftand they must go, so 1f you uant a bargain
_ .call to day at
s TAriYLO.R’SiBOOKSTORE
_> _ __ 0pp.:`Frout do0fP O
A viéyl
Keep lloul _
' - ter of six or eight or ten degrees of heat
= should “put you out of business ” um
.mer comfortis only a matter of correct
_  dress; And that is where we come in,
Suit of som sort
Men’s one piece
Cool Cotton Hose, -_,__,, 5 is
n _ lot this Weel.. roc, 12c, r5c, 2oc pair
‘NuE sed
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‘nest  'do all