.  '   ihsa ulcers and mi.
; ___>_._,;V '~  ing of womb 
`   tors did me no
. ig"
.  __ -*`  wrewmmendn for
. ,f nervousness and in-
’ ' digestion. "'=- Mrs.
l lst. "-" Ang Sth. “
Health
'J fumism by
Some ol us are WHY _
out for the chance of doin! 90ml?
NIUE
GUARDIAN
l.S.Louaoa`
coo.\o@aoooo@®®@®®®®“ o@r-
E.Pilil¢lian1s»Veg- _ 1 OPEN Doom, remembsrezhae it is an in wma that
blows nobody good, and that per-
°hbl° C°mP°“nd° A - nl s on the look- chance the occurrence that seems to
I1! llwh a tiresome one may be a
great blessing to others’ If we had
pganadlan women arecontinually writ- really splendid thing. Plenty ol snla tm ju t W Bhmhd uk them
will li srcflt ' ‘_ ' 'ii n of them; they ai" “ “ ° - 5
nids;ol'r:ssl>ored°heeallKt?irewom°!g"u Til: :gi god elilifudllllnelhis ie u pity. l’°S"1 '-0 °°“'Pl°l“» *ml WB* B0*
bee u e God opens many and ar
without cause
._ G|ll’lf0!'\'l Sllti0n Ont.-"l have ta- ° B . 1 1 f u and When trials and troubles beset us,
ken Lydia E. Pinkhdm’s Vegetable Com- wus dawg, of b"sf,e‘;:,f:€ (5,: (13 not why do we not look more at the oth- sympathy and interest bet
  pound and never
`  found any medicine
  to compare with it.

 Q  good-_ I suffered
  dreadfully for years
  your medicine. I al-
QIY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont.
Elf-Ervllle, OHL - " I bean] your
medicines highly praised, andsyear ago
I began taking them forfalling of womb
and ovarian trouble. -
"‘ My left side pained me all the time tl
and just before my periods which were C
llT¢Klllar and painful it would be worse.
To sit down caused ms pain und suffer-
' Z
mg .mf I would be so nervw' some' He was arraigned before the mnlllll'
times that I could not. bear to see any
one or hear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
always conslipated.
"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and
publish this testimonial."- Mrs. STE-
Canada.
 '~n ‘
QUEBEC STEAMSIIIP .f3.”.f.`f.?'.»`.§f?3.“§2f.“.'.f.‘f. ‘IS ‘Z?.Z“B§'.?.. .
y W
.4 (.109 s C
t at a Pl -
remanded to the Tombs.
sequel to the summoning together of
the Grand Jury late today, alter a
. _ _ _ conference between District Attorney
l-ave! Pills, for there are no medicines w|,i¢m,,n and Ha,-ry valign (Hu-mnn
like them. ‘I have taken them and I vaugnsky), "Bri<lgie" webher and
recommend themtoallwomen. You may ,Jack Rose (Jacoh Rosenzweis). three
_ of the men under arrest in connection
new J. lhinris, Chestei-ville, Ontario, with the case, and the attorneys ami
the appearance of several other wit-
lgnghss thecrllooll' of what lies behind
` tinue scarcliinglor some-
who thinks tri.lcs are beneath his
notice and unworthy of hisltoll.
How apt wc are, in thinking Ol
our daily lives, to look at the hai)-
pcnings in them lrom our own pointt
0( view, and to leave alone all
thoughts ol others! Ought we not to
er side of the question, and see what
benefit those around us are deriving
ll:iCligt(liet€t);lr, is foolish in the ex- from thema, and learn to bear our i
,,.eme_ It is to the one 'who works troubles, with cheerfuliiess, knowing great pan-American confer-en
steadily up the ladder Og me that that our turn will surely come, and held. perhaps in Washln
hough some other_American
may be selected as the meet
Recognizing the existence of
and distrust on the part
Hdmller States of Latin-Ame
the golden chances come’ ,wg to mm that sooner or later, we, too. shall t
have the good things?
And does not Dain and _sorrow
bring us nearer to God? The best les-
sons of our life are learnt at such
times; and the Master Himself whis-
pers to us, "Blessed are they that
mourn, for they shall he comforted."
_ __*___V___,___._._._.,_._._ _-,-,~,»_-_- -_-,-1»;-==-‘-‘-=~f--*-2*ff-'fi
rms nosi-:N'ri~iAi. CASE.
(Van:-ulian Press.) -
NEW YORK, July 30-A sensu-
onal development in the Iloseuthal
ase came up tonight with the arrest
of Police Lieiitenant Becker, charged
with complicity in the murder ol the
ambler.
r c nil eadeil not guilty and was
The arrest of Tecker cnmc as the
by Commissioner Waldo after arrest,
was hurried before Judge Mulqueen
and through his attorney entered u
plea of “Not Guilty."
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, July 30-The arrest
of Lieut Becker charged with the
Rosenthal murder lays bare a scan-
dle that threatens to stab the police
department to its very foundations.
Bold Jack Rose has revealed the en-
tire plot including the instructions
lor Becker for the dmth of the gamlr
ler and the names of those who did
the killing. .-
SMALLPOX IN QUEBEC.
(Canadian Press) `
QUEBEC, July 20-Smallpox is de-
clared to be rife in both Ancienne and
Jeunnc Lorctte.
e a mild onc. The Health Dept. of
hc Province bus heen notified and
terms so
winning ever
T0 BTRENGTHEN BONDS
OF WESTERN HEMI8
WASHINGTON July 37-
movement begun some time a
ing to a tightening of the
States of the Western Hbmis
beginning to take tangible I
n the near future -it is ex
such letters ssthe two following, opportunities come across our paths. I "Zia" is "Tit lim “ei mor: would A _ _V
: ~ v - . I
ce will be
gf
Q ll 3
, ,. Travel the
 ‘ 'the -some ny
-- nd by lo
n Mun'real a shnn ocean vo
le an -.|. ami-u»
Bristol"
`1`/
strikers will begin to
td' work tomorrow.
. ' Way
s sl
Bnuti A dellgll
days on the SL Ll
ya
ii e
Royal Edvard and
Royal (inure ar
holders. Both hi
conl wireless. 'I1>e
venillulnl system.
telephones. and new
ol turhlne enllnei.
Bookleifree. RM
G¢.'ncral‘Al¢nl. Mal
oo\llltl'lQ, for tha pnrpogg 9|
diminishing international friction and .
Y-l1¢ fllkl 01 'll' by f-_he creation of a
Pan-American international law con-
ference. The plan contemplates the
¢‘r°&¢i0ll ol’ A pan-American conference
on the basis of a membership of ilve
international lawyers in _each of the
republics. To further the plan a spo-
cial edition ln Spanish magazine of
the Carnegie &idowment is being sent
to all American Governments.
LOST LIFE IN VAIN ..
EFFORT T0 (SAVE BOY..
'ronoN'ro, July 28-Captain some
Beaumont, of the steamer' Alpm-5,
and his little nephew," Jack, aged can
years, eldest son ol George Beau.
mont.~of this city, were drowned ns"
Beaumaris on Saturday att.orno0n,'
The little fellow fell overboard, and
the captain lumped after him, ami.
Caught him. Jlllst as he was going `
down for the third time, and started
hack towards his boat, when he was
seen to sink, leaving the boy gt;-ug-
gling on the surface for a few ssc.
Onds. when he sank before assistance
could reach him. Captain Beaumont
was the fourth son of J. J. Beau-
mont, of Alport farm, Muskoka mv-
er. _
A searchparty ,recover-sq -hugh pm..
me in twenty-nvs feet-of water this
morning.
FARM LABORERS. ‘ .
No better time to see the Great
West at its best than during the'
harvesting. The rate at which farm
laborers' excursion tickets are issued
is about the next thing to free trans.
portation. There is plenty of work
and wages are good. The exact data
of the farm laborers' excursion this
year has not been decided upon, but
definite announcement will he made
any day now.;
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LXMIT CUFYUP WKAIUBI.
Always
Bears the
Signa.l;uro
loft llile
I as--e
e 'll'
here he has been on duty, on the
mere inkling of the more serious
_i 1912 Service §‘;:f;sf “1..:;..‘::::.°f.“:;'z“1';:;:.‘;°";:;‘;f1
‘ which was then in session, had voted,
S. S. “CASCAPElllA” f
hc murder indictment. The' policei
from Monireal and Quebec
li  . Gupe, Mal Bay, Perce
huminersidc, Charlottetown and
Piclpu.
Fmiii Montreal From Cb’lowii
Thursday, Thiirsday,
zotb. oflune 27th. of june
4th. “ july, nth. “ ]uly-
l8tb, " “ 25th. “ "‘
` Aug
|5Oh_ sl' ~xv -22nd' ic in
29'h."‘ “ _ _ _ 5th. “
nth. “ Sep 19th. “
96th. " “ ° 3rd. " Oci
:oth “Oil 17th, " “
24th. “ “ 31st. “ “
7th. "Nov 14th. “ Nov
S. S. “'lRlNlllA ll”
“'Short summer cruise between
New York and Quebec _
-via-
l|alllax,N.S., Hawkesbury, C B.,
or Charlottetown, Gaspe Basin
and the lar famed River Sagiienay.
From New York and vicc versa
*Saturdays July 6th & zotli.
, From Quebec,
Fridays, july izih. & 26th.
August 3rd & i7|li.
' August glli. & 23rd.
Rates and further particulars will
be furnished upon application
csnvcu. _ Bnos
6 roMw~ll Nov I3.
New York Clam Ads.
,Y Y 'il
Ser.
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II.
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Skin-Tortured
Little Ones
Mothers! Are your little ones
suffering from itching, burning
eczemas, or other torturing,
disfiguring skin troubles? Pere
ou, yourself, worn' out with
llmg, sleepless nights and cea.se~
less anxiety in caring for them?
Then you should know that,_m
most cases, a warm bath with
Cuticura Soap
and a gentle application ot Cuti-
cura Ointment bring immediate re
lief, the little sufferers sleep, tired,
fretted mothers rest, and peace
falls on distracted households.
, d oi e
...f?i"l‘§?l5H.§i§l§“§?.dS‘3Z§»ZP. s-f§‘f‘y'2~i°'Lf$'3
stal to ' Ciitlciiraf' Dvill. 2M- 50950".
ll) S A willsocurc n. lihcral sam le of each
vi-|`fh`32lb. hook nn'ihr~. skin amllscalp. and
treatment of zhclr affections.
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sim iroua 
CLANIS
J. hawaii imiie'
“Wholesale and Commisninn Deal?r 1-l
Mud nl stock from all parts o the
_ lilghssi. prices. l’romJit returns.
elerencss. An! _shipper an wholcrale
ealnr in the business and Market and
ultou National Bank. New York. or
oopls's 'Prunt Co . Brooklyn.
STAND 20. FULTON MARKET.
NEW YORK.
¢_||i‘W'l1"\v -ul
5'.
Souvenirs
Souvenirs
of Charlottetown and
(Prince Edward lilard
Souvenirs, Chinaware,
llfllitllnl goods) Souve-
nir Post Cards, (nearly
ooh different views to
A _lect from) ioo,ooo ln
stock.
Souvenir Jewelery.
Souvenirs in Burnt’
Luther Goods llc., Qc. '
Latest Books and Nev-
e's as issued.
Wholesale Q. Retail.
Carter & Company Ltd.
J  ONFIDW
. -In
‘.\5""'
‘io _
“rs
,_
¢Ila\ _ , _
‘I an ai ' f
‘ lllai '
Wnon Yalir l_,|:.cties .ine orealrs and
your wash lalls in the MUD what do you
any ?.Top\ltit mildly its unpleasant. ll
means extra labor. extra time. extra soap
and coal house all mussed uv another
$6 avoid allsueh let us do your flat
work. Your goods are carelullliy handled,
clezsnly \ys_7li_er{ niiéelytirloge premptlv
-.1 urne i in rua e o .
'l`eIsphonel5i and our team willcall
A. I". Webster
Star Steam Laundry
Kant Street.
 
 i
A Choice l.ln_e.
uf Bracelets
Yiu will be pleased with our
~ present showing of bracelets.
hef¢'aa dlatinclivs style and
qulat elefaace to the line that
Wlllparl eularly appeal to you.
Every lisa and grade ls includ-
eiilnihs lou -movly in the
Wpular band at le. In sizes for
amen and children, priced al
poc to lio-
W.  nTapl6a_
eases before tlin Grand Jury. . The outbreak of disease ls said to
~ te h
li
ctive stops will be taken at once
huge of extortion. At the time not to combat the divfaee-
(Canadian Prrss.)
NEW YORK, July 30-Jas. Varall,
lle“te“‘"‘t» who had been ““3l"`"d°‘l. manager of a saloon near Broadway
‘nk, and his bartender were wounded
' , .b _
~ early this morning by gangsters who
objected to their efforts to quiet
Tl-llil TITANIC DISASTER.
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, July 30-The judgment
of the British Board of Trade Court
of inquiry into the Titanic disaster
was delivered today. The Court finds
the collision was due to excessive
speed, that proper watch was not
kept and that the Californian might
have reached 'the sinking vessel.
It also finds the arrangements for
manning boats insufficient but no
discrimination against the third-class
passengers.
It exonorates J. Bruce Ismay and
Sir, Cosmo, Duff-Gordon from the
charges of improper conduct. _
The court recommends more water
tight compartments, provision of life
boats, for all on hoard, efficient drill
for crew and better lookouts.
___.__..______
JACK JOHNSON LEAVE_S RING.
(Canadian Prcss.)
CHICAGO, July 30-Jack' Johnson,
champion heavy weight pugillst of
the world, announces that he has
fought his last fight. “Promoters
won't give me my price for lighting
now, and if I wait a year I'll not he
in the condition to put up a fight
worthy of 3 champion, he says."
MISER STA RVEB.
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, July 30-Rosa Con-
nolly, sged 74, died of starvation on
the street at :lay break. $2,000 in
yellow bacs ivcrr found in her
stockings.
THE DAHHOW TRIAL.
(Canadian Prrss.)
LOS ANGELES, .lilly 30-Clarence
S. Darrow, who is on trial for alleg-
ed jury bribery took the witness
stand ln his own behalf yesterday.
Darrow contradicted the testimony
given by George Behm and Bert
Franklin which had been considered
damaging to his case.
JUST RIGHT FOR YOU.
No other cereal food ls so widely
liked as Ksllogg's Toasted Corn
Flakes. Its flavor pleases everybody.
Order a ten-cent pncl:a;:a from your
grocer todnv.
*  --5;,--.i_;__ _ 
I .
Keep V
Sweet 
bv ming - ne o' our i\l'»fu'v'~'lli i
Bath ~p»ng~ . \l'-- \.nvt- il
large assortment of tllein as
well as of sponges for all
other purposes, 'ranging in r
price from 51: up to $2.00. If
~ you want the best sponge we
have ii;if you want s medium 9
sponge we have lt; lf you I
want a cheapsponge we have
it; and each we warrant to be I
as represented and worth all
weask foci . |
Wekeeo everything in toilet ‘
reqiilsites ro be found in a A
TWO MEN INJURED. I
first clmi d 'ng store. _
9 'E. A..-_Foote ' _
9. was nmssn
A
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. ' ` _. , ,- * _ _ .\-.,_."`-.
Suburban and emonsiratiotn
  eek
Charlottetown
 We have prepared Ay. Demonstration week for our custome1's~ visiting
the city while the Big Circus will show in town, Wlicri you read this ad you
will know that it has been written and plariucd especially for you, Our ex-~
perts have studied your wants and are ready to supply your demand. '
$8.50 and   10.00
Summer Suits
Single breaslcd all wool light summ-
er weights of twecds and wr»r.<.tererl
‘;if...°;‘.!;‘f__f‘f ,.i‘.‘~i'i.fti‘fT 6 90
$12 and I5 50 Suits
These :irc very special styleiii
Summer Wors'cred swagger cut sup-
:;‘;;?;L°;i;;§-.?iiiff!i‘_'.ff_f 9.90
15.00 and 18.00
Blue Worslered
Suits 9
The finest' imported qualities
9 West of England Worstered guaran-
teed fast colors su erior
failorcd  
A LARGE AND HANDSOME
variety of _Me`n's Suiisiii Qaiiadisin
and English Tweeds cool for summer
wear tailored perfectly long roll
lapels with trousers made 8 
for belts while- tliey` last at _ 2
i
50 Men's Ci-avenetts in assi.
colors some with Motor Collars.These
coats are all Progress Brand gar-
ments. Rcgular sold at $io.oo to
_ x5oo for demonstration 7 
week.......'.. .1 ..  ' 0
_ll¢f°__i= A New .Serine i9ni$.q_irli1f1iiily,. all goods marked 
Pllllfl l|'8"f¢Se, .n¢ff¢ 9»|.‘°/lt f¢§,V Offdur Xlubilee Pritces.f~'f>f?
500 pair Mcn’s Trousers all
samples no 2 alike. This lot will not
last long, see these 75c lo $2.00 pe*
pair.
An immense Clear-
ing of Boys’ 2 and
` 3 pc`. Suits `
Boys' Clothes *at remarkable
lowprice for this week.
" Boys’ Norfolk Suits in Grey
Tweed with 2 pair pants 
Regularly sold $4.00 for. e
Boys' Twecd'Suits in Dark cf-
fects of Tweed and worstcds D. ll.
only asst. size. Re ularl
sold $4.50 for.   
Boys’ 5 piece Suits
Double ' Breasted‘ imported
Twceds and Worstered size 28 to
35.»_ This lot to cltlarh  4 
Boys’ Double -lffireaslted Oxford
and llewson Tweeds in many sliadei
to select from all sizes,
Regular $8.00 for  . 
Boys' Knee Pants in Dark
Tweeda assi. size while they last.
' 50g a. pair
:
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Record Breaking
Prices wi»l Crowd
this Dept. t
4 ....”§::_';..S;11i:“°‘ “°d°"';;5§
Mcn’s Negligee -
Shirts _
_ Twenty dozen_Men's Sumnier,
Shirts in fine Percale, Zeph 'er
Clothes all si .es. R I A _ "
sold for $i.oo.7'1`his  
° .
b.
Eighteen D ` 'M _ _ ,
Shirts iii neat siiiillfliineliectfn S lswflhwg
Regular 75c for............... 
Fifty D0 . M 9° W “X ` 
Shirts in Tsnsfglivc, 61113 lack, ogfagg
and White Stripe etc. Rego-' `
lar, 75c for........  . . . . . 
Twenty `Dozen asst Ties fast:
colors. Regular izc for 9
C
»¢»~ -.
~ --lou-.nn-~\.,,..,,,, ,
Exalda Hdfs in plain white indi
spots. 
_1‘ .,
3 for 25c i  
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Thirty 'Years
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