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l_ and 3dmll'€d. Wont you? 1` hen select a piece Sf `\ .2
our cut glass, which_ca.nnot be surpassed in rich-
ness of cut and quality.
- Our stock is now very complete 0 1 .
mg it wi-l give you an idea of it’s excelleiici; STS
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COOK STUDIO
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We devote our time to
Art---ln---Portraiture
at the
Bayer Photo Studio -
127 Grafton St. Telephone 192]
Finishing For The -Amateur
We close on Monday after-
noonsvfor July and August.
Get The Group
l- Taken Here Il
You’ll be sure of good
 
The
lsland City Painting fo
Contracting Painters
House, Carriage and Sign work.
203 Kent St. Phone 280-i.
F. C. WALLER .|. A. DOYLF.
 GORDON IVEB is Guardian
agent in Montague.
.._~'I‘i=:r<Nis.-'rue ` senile Tennis
Club has its new grounds ready for
' use.-‘. ' l
...°JUB'l‘ ARRIVED a few tons of
'nan dia, have and mackerel, M. o.
McGowan, Kilwulr, P. E. I.
8470-7-15M3i.
_fonors Bkoxwaa-D. - 1%
crops are backward in this, Red
Point, section of the country, owing
to the continuous cold weather.
..'Ii€ PORT.-Quite a number of
fishing vessels from Nova Scotia _are
in port. at present and are engaged
in"i,hf cod-fishing business-°.
._,*(.‘UNBlDlilRAI`iL'i9 HAKE.- The
fishermen on the North Side are
landing' considerable quantities of
hnke when the weather is favorable,
which is not very often.
...‘UEGINNING July 15th for one
iuonth our usual clearance of Sum-
mer goods at lowest prices for cash
Only- McLeod & McGregor, Monta-
gue. 3510
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Mr. Farmer
Do not forget to b
our fish supplies' fr
s. We can assure y
fentire satisfaction
his line.
Ch'iown Fish Supply Co.
Phone 340-_I 173 Grafton Co
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Light, Cool
Summer Shoes
for Women
You dressy ladies who
have been looking for
something light, cool,
smart and attractive in
foot wear for the summer
months will be particular-
ly pleased with the pre-
sent display of light, cool
canvas shoes shown here
iiow.
They are made by the
leading makers of white
foot wear in the country
and for style, tit and com-
fort are unsurpassed.
White pumps, with or
without straps $1.50, 1.85,
2.00 and 2.50.
White boots,low or high
heels $2.10, 3.50 and 4.00.
Alley 6'; Co
_ 135 Queen St.
..'i`ilFLE RANGE.-The work of
rebuilding the stop-butts at the ride
range is progressing very favorably'
under the able supervision of Mr.
Angus Lorie.-°.
....'MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian
representative in Souris will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter at the oilice of undertaker
Diiigwell,
. ...°SllBS(`-RIDERS should renew s.
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
n-ot miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date.
.. 'C/\l.‘E’l' INSTRUCTORS- Messrs
Finley Mullally and Gordon Cant-
well left last Monday for Halifax,
where they will take up the Cadet
Instri|c'r.or's course. This course
lasts till the 21st of August.-"
...*F'UCt‘ESSFUL FISHING.- The
iishlm; season has this year proved
very successful, especially on thc
North Shore, where very large
catches wcie made. The codflsh are
now reported as being plentiful, Hiut
as yet mackerel are not present in
very large quantities.-°.
...*|l0Mi-- FOR SUMMER.-Miss An
nie Manning arrived home from Bos-
ton on Tuesday. She is at the Sen-
view Hotel and will return again on
next T!-ursday.-Mr. Wilfrid Mc-
Eucbern, Ottawa, arrived at his old
l.ome on Tuesday night, and bis
many friends are very glad to sec
him- 
--BA(-` I-IBALI..-Kensington was the
scene of one of the best exhibitions
of bi1ecbr.ll of the season in ri match
-visit me-
l ` 5'
'A' E.  arrived home from_ Camp
Finest work, moderate price. |cnmp for :waive iniys and passed 'n-
Persfmal attention given to hnl' cozisists of thirty-two horses
A t ur' Work and lift' -nine men and is command-
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a Good Photo
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Landing t 0 d a y-
per, Schr. John Mil-
lard 400 Barrels St.
John Lime.
ti. Lyons 8|. Du.
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' Expert
dpiieal Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes We elm to
give our patrons the ben-
efit, the most modern and
approved incthcdu of eit-
smliiatioi. '
Tim our .icivlces are
ippieclsted. is evidenced
by the large increase ln
this year’n business.
We guarantee to give
you the bent results nb-
qlmiilc by the use "4
properly fitted lem-ca
G. F. Hutcheson
99 Grafton Sl 0l'U°l“‘
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FOXES
10, Pair Pure Silver Blacks,
40 Pair Patch: s,
All Imported Stork.-
Be5t,Quality---Iiowest Prices.
Prince Edward Island
Stock. Options on Class A.
B, and Cbought and sold. t
Correspondence 30llCl¢¢5
'between tin Athletics and the Sun-
'mcrside liank boys. Both teams
‘played ii same which was much to
lthtir credit.. The 'score was 15-6 in
[the homo tfam’s favor. Mr. Robert
,Morrison handled the ga-me to entire
'satisfaction
i _..°Ar.Tii.Li.=-nv ».ni¢ivE_- rn.-
Iight half of the 17th Battery,
. erslot_ last Friday evening by
Ithe Lady Sybil. They were in
specti~'i very erbditsbly The rlztit
sence of the Pastor, Mr. Pipe, the
|pulpit -of the South Lake and
Kingsboro Churches were occupied
the last two Sunday’s by Rev. Hep-
r_v A. l\‘lcDonnld, now of Monganrit-
to, Ky., but a -native oi' this place.
Needless to say he. maintained his
old-time ri-putation.
..."l'IiEA'l‘RICALS.- The Boston
Comcily Co., H. Price Webber, Man-
nger, played a "Queen for n Day"
on Thursday evening, The hall was
packed tc- the doors and the play
was up to Price Webber’s usual high
standard. On Friday and Saturday
night respectively they played tl.-:_-
"Governor'a Wife” and “A Lanco-
snile Loss," both of which were cn-
thuiuastically received hy large au-
ni\'||<'e|~. Price Webber will romuiil
ull .ti u-day to renew old acquaint
niirv-1. ci whom, needless to say, he
has many.-*. ’
_..'SCl-IOOL EXAMINATION. -The
closing examination of Bangor
School took place in the school-
room lfrirlny, June the 29th. Quito
It number of the ratepayers were
present. The pupils were thorough-
ly examined' by Mrs. Simon Mc-
Kinnon. tho trustees Messrs Geo. and
'Hector Compton with the assistance
Miss Rosella Wood,
answers reflected
lliiss Wood's reputa-
Mtsr -some _very
and interesting recita-
teachsr treated all present
The trustees ‘spoke
the progress of thb school
past year and wished
_.Wood would remain, and
another yearn! hor good
BBB
Mariners.
...°I'l‘ PAYS to buy in this l’rovi_ncel ...soma SENT per word seen 
tion for advertising in this column.
.Cash must” sM=0I11Psny order. lint-
mum charge tW°Diy°|1vo cents.
. ...°T!-IE MORNING Guardian can lie
obtained in Souris at HJ. Mebon's,
. °TOblll'B'1‘ SEASON.-The tour-
is f. its h ll
I
gist sf.-asor. now a ctg t in
,Souris. Most of the tourists reside
at the Scuvicw llotel and enjoy to
th.: fullest Souris' charno as a sum-
mer resort..-°.
...'1iA(!ES AT RIVERSIDE PARK,
Verno-_i, July 18th. Largest purses
ever given by any country track, and
the onl; track outside of Uhnrlotte-
town in National Trotting Associa-
tion. A large field of entries. Conic
ara see the races. Admission to
g: ounds only 25 cents. 3194,
i..°S()UBIB BREAKWATER.-Work
at the Soui“ls_Breakwnter is progress-
ing rapidly and, will rn all probabil-
ity, be completed about the first of
0C150b6l‘. The ilddition to the Break-
water is four ‘hundred iect. This is
built in iour ‘blocks rand these have
beeglaunchcd. ’i`hc first tlirce are
nearly ready to be plankcd and the
fourth is being filled rapidly. Mr. H.
H. Acorn, who has the contract, of
supplying the stone, has men liircd
.from Nova Scotia. ll-lc has bu-lit a
house for the married men of the lot
hauled in dories from the surround-
ing shore, where rock is to be had in
abundance. The brcnkwuter when cum-
plotcd will be slbout a half n iniic
C
long.
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EASTERN PERSONALS
...'Miss Munir Bruce, lied Point,
has urrivc1_i home from India, N. Y.
__,*lVIr_ and Mrs. Dr. Ayers, Ghnirlot-
tetown ‘are visiting in Souris, the
guest of Mrs. W. B. Lcurd.*
...*Mr. lcrcy and Miss Ruby Stew-
art; are spending their vacation with
tlmir mother, Mrs. Isaac Stewart,
Red Point.
...*Misscs Ada and Mabel Lord are
spending their suninicr holidays with
their sister Mrs. Wilfred .\lcLcLin,
I~.ingsboi:o _
...'Miss Ethel MacE\vcn mud Mrs.
Byrne left Souris on Friday morning
for Boston. Miss Macliwcu expects. to
remain about two m0ntl1s.°
...*Mrs. George Mel'1nelioI'Ii and
flaugliter Miss llccky, Ottawa, arriv-
ed in Souris Saturday evening ninl
are now the guests uf Rev. Father
Walker, Rollo Bay.
...*Mr. Alfred M\\ilal'ly, Gownn I'-rat'
has returned from In short visit tn
.’\lorrell,accompnuicdhy Mr..\lphoiisc
Liquori Si-n-not, who expects to spend
a. few weeks at Gowa-n Brae.°
_.*Messrs. William lllcllonsld and
ftomnrd MI-_Neil have arrived home
at Souris, from Camp Aldershot,
where, to judge by external appear-
ances, they limi a very pleasant and
coinfortabie time.--'. _
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N'Pl'll. SUFFEHEES
-Subscriptions will be received by
Ilia Worship Mayor Btcrus and Dr.
T._ J atkins.
Prior-s Edward’ Theatre   ...$5-1.0%
H.. H. Sterns     ._ !.u..ut
W P Weeks  ... ...  2000
Prof. ‘Mtkis  ...  ..   h.ut'
G. i.~. wright  . ._   -.».ur.|
Ooloncl F. S. Moore    10.00
The Faithful Circle of King's
_ Daughters (per Mrs. Edward
Chandler)    ...
A friend' .... ..    
B. R. Hiolmnn, ..... .. .
Roger Fa.rquliax'son  ._
Anna Farquharson    
T. W., Woodman     
Dr. S. R. Jenkins    
W. B. Louson    /... 
J. H. Hill     
1-Iyndman & Co.    
ur. J. 'i'. Jenkins  ....... ..
W. A. Morson
Robert Bell
F..J. Holman & Co., Ltd. ....... ..
Thomas Euston, Tlnmpshlrn .... ..
William Clark, North Wiltshire
7 bags potatoes
A. A. Allcy......    5.00
b. K. M .............. ..  _ ...,  1.00
A friend (Georgctown)...   1.00
Shams      2-2-»
 
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Valuable Property
for Rent or Sale
at Montague, Prince Edward island,
consisting of
__ ----store
_---two warehouses `
. ----coal shed
_ _ ---wharf _
Tug" 1| 3 gum] mmf nn-_I lniicstmn
'business now in operation.
- This is an excellent opportunity for
a man with small cavlisl £0 W"
01|! Q lah Mldnoll. ` _
' Apply to ’  _
 -Mackinnon
* _ , immeigne, P.-a. I.
near the breakwatcr. '|`lic stone is
H V U V _ _  ,~fr_rrl;_i.Arsr  _ ' . ‘ THE  .GUARDIAN ' ' ‘. vrnsm- or  ' ' I -_ 95135 SEVEN
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Insurance
Companies
- Municipal
Debentures
Monc’ary ‘iiniI~s_ Toronto. May I5
“In recent years in-
terest yields of munici-
pals have not been at-
tractive, and consequent-
ly funds have directed in
other channels. A very
marked change, however.
_ has taken place within
the last year. Good
municipals have been and
are still available at ex-
cellent interest yield rates
and most of the life
companies are taking
full advantage of the
favorable prices and mak-
ing heavy purchases.”
We have carefully sel-
ected municipnls to yield
from 5 l»2 to 6 pci' cent.,
in derioiiiiiiatioris of $100
up. Ask for particulars.
DOMINION
TRUST
COMPANY
‘The Perpetual Trustee"
ADVISORY BOARD
W. H. Aitken,
Hon. Chas. Dalton,
Prank R. lienrtz,
H. M. Davison
Manager
Morris Block - Charlotte-
town
3436-7-lOM`fiii W3i V
Purchase -
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FOFQ SALE
(lptions on lun puns of Class ‘A" I'
IG iv-land Pure Bred iivtr lil=Ck i"0XCH
Each pair il iiiiieie-ni. t,-loui :mul -_:an be
,,m_|;Ui “p_mu,i» of t ro pair and icznaio
if other _I\‘otcn :- i' fecundity 'Lest
,ear i:ier~tu.':Ii|y s;~.|::o cicsa calm'-l 485
p_ 5, in (bn price- ot ihuii cptions l)o-
livery p,\m~noIce-d in .~el‘lU"'l’°"
.p|9..d;¢ oppori.uuny for |»rivaH.-
rtvestmoni. Ful’ cermculurs on
-L licniim.
pig O. iinir 5lfJ liulifisx N S.
2992-6-l7i\l\Asiiilf
Tenders
Behind lvniloiil-wDl_lio rocelvcd D07-
mh.‘l° than U10 15"' 0( J“lY lwxt _'Ui'
the ins'..~\l|ni.|¢»n of cclectric wiring
:or liitlit.-I, balls, etc. lor the Dalton
dauitorinm. Plans and lP0¢ifioat|0ll
can be sew uf- U10 BBVYQBI B'mK»
Uharloiztetown.
D. A. liicKINNON,
Bee'y.
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tinmrlmn Kodak Cameras ,nd sup-
ili.-i are greater 'favorites with the
Public than any other. Canadian
Kodak films fits any roll dim (iam-
erii. Azo Paper gives you better
Prints. .
Next time you want a Cnnicra,
alma, Paper, etc., Cali on us wo
develop and print pictures and guer-
  Men’s Shirts
for
'l Hot Weather ' ‘
OUTING SHIRTS of real
good quality of Imported
English duck in white
only. Soft attached low
collars 90c ea.
OUTING SHIRTS of fine
quality English Regatta
cloth, white grounds with
blue and black fine
Stripes. Soft attached low
collars $1.15
OUTING SHIRTS of the
best quality of white repp
with brown, green and
blue Stripes on it. Soft
attached turn-down col-
lars $1.35
OUTING SHIRTS of the
very finest quality of mer-
cerised French vestings,
in fact as 'Fine and thin as
Silk $1.75 eu.
BUSINESS SHIRTS f o r
Summer wear. Made of
Eiiglisli printed cambrics
in conservative patterns
Soft reversible cuffs and
detachable Soft collars to
match, $1.65 and $1.45 ea.
BUSINESS SHIRTS fo r
Summer wear of white
vestings. Jacquard fig-
ures. Soft reversible cuffs
and detachable Soft' col-
larS,El§2.].O and $1.45 < a
Collars for
Summer Wear
We have in Stock for men ri
splendid Selection of the low and
medium height W. G. & R. Colliiis
forléiot weather wear. Sizes lil-
to .
Summer Sox -
We believe that cashmere Sox
are the only Solution for the tired
feet problem of Summer. They
-never get hard on the Soles but al-
ways form zi thin resilient layer be-
tween the Sole of the foot and the
Shoe. Every wanted weight. .
£33.
St ci.iii.eY Sims
'ine etvfuvs- buss' Sion-3.
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,ntm satisfaction and our prices are
nioderutc.
Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.
For Sale
A Number of Class
“A” Foxes.
ALSO -Mink, Marten,
Fisher and Extra quality
Patch l‘oxes, which may
be inspected at any time.
WANTED:
A Class “A" Male Fox.
AGENTS for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER
BLACK FOX C0., l.llVll'll£l). lF lN`tl€RhSl ED
Write, Phone or call at our office. -
The Farm Stock Cd’ Fox
Exchange of P. E. I .
36 Queen St. Charlottetown _ .-
Phone 485 P. O. Box. 4 _
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