. THE
 G __ atop this falling. Stop it af onceli-$3:
can certainly do itvith Ayers I-lair vigor. lt feeds the hair, gives li mei-igiii
keeps it in place. And it make; the scalp healthy, cures all dandrulf, and
keeps the hair soft and glossy. Try it and be happy! L<;_aly¢;.,-s.,‘
ug -ies
Ths Oldest Jewelry Store on
P. B. lalanif Established |353
Our Enameled Souvenir
Spoons, Belt Pins, Brooches, Hal; Pins,
~.
Ash Trays, Fobs, etc.. are as pretty as ess
s
be and our large assoitment this year make
Souvenir
*letting Ver? Hwy. We would
 L- *if _. n
°£’.:' `
' _ "'-V* like to have you see them.
wsi.i.NER’s Pg,(i§EgyELnv sroizi-3.
[C311
.ABE
INVITED
If you wish the beat in photo-
graphy, finished on the new spec- |
ialized mounts, (the v:ry latest
novelty.)
‘TO'.'v 1911;
Q`\.`l.1’ E.t\J..¢l1<)
_oEo.a.cooa
Wl1?7 Baby is Always Welcome.
5 , I
'l' Morning Glass
OF HUGHES’
Effervescing Saline
Puts the stomach, iiveri and
bowels right for the whole day.
, ¢ Price 25c per bottle.
Geo- E. Hughes,
-P1 ii:-:etnies HALL-
 ~’°°s_iicr Suilings,
“ .these warm days remind
Jf your tsrdiuess in sup-
ng yourself with a light
mer suit ? If so, don’t
fry that heavy suit any long-
but come right in here and'
lc your choice from a large
- rl varied assortment of su t-
ugs. If you wish lnzlivitluai-
ty worked into your clothes
this is the spot to liaveitilone
correctly. You'll find that our
clothing fits your figure and
- our figure fits your purse. Call
to-day.
D M L Trouser
° c en, L(y|\(1gr.
'I’liu Artistic 'I`i\iloi',
3-ztliltlei tiv wtf.
g 
f'*"fi" "1"“"T |‘  .T .__f:3;;ir"" i._";..-._.____;._ 
' Bananas, llrangis '
Y | I ~ f -
Pinalpplos, '
lltlai Melons, llalis,
Figs tic
arrive twice a week by
the Jtmciican boat--fresh
and healthy.
STI{AWIlI£RRII‘§S ar-
rive twice ii day fresh
from the field.
Phone us or call at our
stoic and sec our assort-
ment.
McI(ENNA’S. |
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1-Yl__ 
 Child- 
9
ens l
i
"5
‘f Bare'  
i ,foot
_4._,_4__"____
f dafis
, ,
We have just re-
`l
 supply of this popular I
I 1
` sandal. , .
ceived the second
The-one-strap- heavy-
sole-kind. ,
ii Chiid’s size, 4' to 10%,
- - $l.00
» Misses’ Sizes, rr to 2, ;
' ° 
1 liiil it Bill. I
’ San-  
i
, i
i
i
i:iitii_=_§uoi|i
A few days ago we secured roo bags
of West In ia Raw Sugar at a bargain.
’ ‘ about one init of it is ass Miiscovsoo
and the balance Crystals.
It is a good sugar for greserving pur-
poses an we are now o eting it at the
low rate of
3 i-2 cents per pound or
30 pounds for $i.00.
Bccr & Goff.
M,
Qi.-u||i»ai§
THE
KING
BOOT
This is a wonii-n's
`very light kid boot
with Oak Sole.
0-1: regular price
is $t.5o. We are
matting a special
cnt price this Week
It
$1.10
SPRAGUE & C0.
. . , »
SUNNYSIDE.
it-into -4-tr-~»~»` .e
` i' ‘tt -vt-‘ "
Nothing So Healthy ._ as time J uicc ..
` Everybody should drink
` itil. .2‘3.1ii...’i‘.i‘ i.‘i‘.; "
..._ _
\g/ \
fi. The price is low t5c a
°' pint, 25c a bottle-
il.:
V
'
"1 ‘leddin Bros. `
` `.;'IONE 86 Opp. P. or
Faim tor Sala ‘iii
Lllllo Yuili.
, *__-»
acres within 5% miles of Chftowll ll!
1 Station. The
half mile ofh_R;i“v::\y` of mmvmon'
htm in in G d ‘g rl fenced live f¢llC¢-I
well watere an _ _
bi ae'k~thorn.') G°°<I {J‘.“\,““':§_"'iS3‘,',`{
nd ue this offer. 1
crop., iildwstwwtf
lHE iiiliiill
tnuiiitiiiilii
itload Uiiices In New Prowse
Block, Charlottetown.
Mita R N Tavaoti is visiting Mayor
and Mrs McDonald, Picton.
4 Miss E Tll.Lit: BROWN has returned
home from Moncton and St John.
Misa Lucas, Sussex, N B and Miss
McPhcearevisltlngi’rlsnds in this city,
Miss Eurtinstia Borrss of Boston,
is sponding her vocation at her home in
De Sable. -
Fnarm Snaw,o| tio\vard,R I paid a
short visltlaat week, to iiis parents in
Da Sable. _
Ertfottrs to float the schooner Jas. B
Gordon wrecked at Eguiont. Bay have
been unsuccessful.
Mas. Marrwi-J, who has been visltlnu
Dr and Mrs Blanchard leaves this morn-
ing on return tohcr home in Montreal.
ANY persons desiring tho agency in this
Province for the enlarged St. John Sun
should write "St, John" :care of this
ollicc.
Tss Guauut/in is pleased to report that
Editor Noah who has been confined to his
house by illness for some days is now
luiproviiig.
Tits annual uioeting of the Prince
Eiiwitrd Island Dental Association will be
held \Verlncsdiiy next at two p ni ln the
Y M C A Iiall.
Mita At\icit0.~t-; Woon and little son
have ui'i'lvt-<lt.o spend sonic time with
Mrs \Vooil's parents, Wlliiain and Mrs
Judson, Puwiiiii.
Wti.i.i.\si L/iivsos, of tlic Canadian
Bank of Couuiieree in relieving Will
Mui(|e, the agent tit Alborton. Mrs
Lawson accompanied her husband.
Rocky PotN'r ts gaining in favor day by
diiy as ii holiday resort, and tho pleasant
sails on the harbor, under this care of
Ciipt Wlstior in the good boat Eifln, is ri
pleasure of itself that is worth taking in.
Advertisers are askcti to have “changes
lb not later than ten a. in. each Saturday
for both The Daily and The Tri-wuckly of
Monday, Guardian cinploycca have o
iinlf iiolliiuy each Saturday during the
siiiiiii.<-ruiotttiis. The business, etiltoral
iiiiil iii-ws departments aro open as on
otlii-i~ iloys for the transaction of business
Tilt; marriage took place in Moncton,
July 25th, of Miss Minnie B Slfton,
daiigiitor of Tliomiis Sift,on,I. C. R. Bridge
iiis|»i-ctor, .ho is well known in this
province .nd Thotiias Jones. His sister
Mnrgamqwaa also married at tho some
tinic to Charles B. Trltas, ot' tho I. C. R
Accountants' Office. Mr Jones was for
sonic time with Johnson & Johnson ot
this oily, and Miss Slfton ami Misa Jones
have also visited here.
Rav R E Wztsl-l, M A general sccrasary
of the Canadian Bible Society, will
iifirire:-is tncatinirsln the interest of thr
social y nt. the following places: Suninicr-
side, Wedncadiiy, Aiiiriist 1; Alberton
'I'iiiirsiiay,Ai1irust 2; Cornwall, Filiiiiy,
August li; Clmilot-tctown, Sunday, Anu-
ust 5. Mr \Vi~lsli is it very able speaker,
wlto camo from England last. August.
He hits travelled cxtetislvelv, linvinlz been
engaged in llilsslonnry work both in
Japan and Sou h Africa.
Tau Gu/iti.iiiaN's correspondent. at
Earnscliffe writes: Tlic reception tendor~
ed Mrs Richard Young, of New York,
and Mrs T Ii Young, of Connecticut, on
Wi-dncsday evening at Ii‘itrnscllii'o, was n
vcry cnjoyable affair.-Seal River brldgo
is bolnir rcpaircd and will bc completed
by nrxt. Friday.-The izrounds and
cemetery of the Methodist Cliurcb,Clicrry
Valley, have been enclosed by ti very
pretty wire fence.-The Enrnsclific road
iius been repiilrctl ut. long last.-Diivld
Mitchell, the manager of the road
inuchliir, is one of thc bust men in the
prnvlneo.-Mrs John Murugiiiin has
returned tothe City from a pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jatilc Morrissey.
W. B. Howaitn, Acting District
Passenger Agent at St John, of the
Canadian Pacific Riillwav, and W C
Cast-y the Travslicng Passenger Agent,
have been ou the Island for the past three
days lookini; after the arraiitzcmt-nts to
be mnilo in connection with the harvest-
ara excursions, which this year promise
to be more gigantic than ever
betore. Fuller particulars regarding
these trips wlllbc published later. This
is the first time these gentlemen have
paid n visit to the Island in their ofllclal
capacity, but it is not likely to b:
their last. Their business will
bring them here often and they will como
into oontact with many of the people of
this Province. The Guardian frelti certain
that they wlllmalre for themselves as
many friends as their predecessors vilio
D
Mr Howard, as has already been noticed
in The Guardian was promoted upon tho
recent transfer ol Mr Perry, and is not
unknown to the customers and patrons of
his railway here. Mr Casey is a new man
in the hold but his success seems assured.
Both gentlemen will will remain in Char-
loetobown iintll Monday.
john ll Gill offers his farm of ug
' ~ \
Ellbrvssosnt Fruit/ Salt-Our own
make-Nothing like it for disordered
stomach and impure blood. Gives a clear
complexion and insures Hood health.
only ins. psf i»i.ii¢-A. w. mais
Pham!!-Banayalda.
. 

Puizs cnocdtai Es NEVER riURf ANY BODY
' l flavor, ~iiited to both younr and old
Wliite’s ate pale and wholesome, with a fine. no i ` . U ,, ° 0i»\i°i
Ptlt tip ill p!'st¢1b3$'¢| nr ,old in bnlk by all the lending ioiilu ti. tiers n A V7 J _`
GUARDIAN,
Urea Maas. Sutra. Halilax, ta visiting
llias Ethel Pools, Keppook. _
Tas apoolai train with Superintendent
Sharp and Chia! Engineer Malia ale,
who had been west inspecting durlngatho
day, arrived in the City last evening.
Boston arrlv out sight by ti-sin an
will spend the umincr at St Petair‘s. Mr
Nowoombe is a sister oi’ J A Webster of
thll City.
Tal: members of Division Nc. 9. Ancient
Order of Hibeimltsna, of Hopkins, M|nn.,ln
Division.
Till funeral of the late Alexander
Murray, which took place on Thursday,
was largely ntl:--.<ii~d. The pall bearers
ware: James l.i -~on, John Boll, Ewen
Stewart, Henry McFarlane, \‘V li
Robinson and James Walsh. The esteem
in which the daoeaasd was held was
shown by the numerous and extremely
beautiful floral tributeil.
Mus New an and four children front, .
ii \.`-THli~7\1<ilias of tiic Court of Atltwll ll'
a Eillily have ilxeii Tuesday, l3th of
JULY 28, 1905” '
'ras snail. mo.-.ii v st I`slsomiisid.i
Yelil-"lily morning, of MIC J°l°P|l|“°
°°"“"l- dsuirhter of Amadls and Mr!
(.lallant,aiiil ii sister of Litas Minnie
Gallant, formerly with thb Billie"
Hardware Co. of this city. The deceased
:ag formerly iii the employ of M Tratnor
., o.
November iiext, nl. thu Court House in
,Uharlottetowiiiis the time and place
for hesrinii its .ipnoiii or Lewis P Tsotsi.
from the ileeisloncf the Master of the
Rolls in his east- against the City of
a largely signed letter have testiiied their Ch,,r|0¢_|,e'_0,,.,, ,nm ,hu (my o0,m°||_ n
sympathyio Patrick Hagan, Westmont- ,
iand,on the occasion of thc death of nls LATE Nivicvs from S.-in Francisco con'
son Wailnoe who waea member of that f-Bin news of the arrival there from the
Philippines of the U. S. Transporti
Sherldaii. One of the members of her
crew Is James I). liiason, son of Mrs. J.
D. Mason of this Ci y. lie was so unfor»
tunate as to aeciiieiitiiliy iircak his leg on
the voyage lioiiie, but under the best of
care his condition is not such as to cause
anxiety to his friends. `
lliack. white and grey llircc quarter
Swede cotton gloves -ffie mid flile. Jas.
Paton 5: Co. - 28.121
'F-'°~lHi KiilE'S Eli
liil GUlHU|lN-<
Branch (lfilrros in Moniagu
e, Souris and Georgetown-
Gonnorv McKAY, Bradalhanc, was
visiting Montague on Thursday.
:Mn Laintoiv of J E Morso's tea liousr,
tialifair was iii Montaiirue on Thursday.
G. J. Mirflonitauic, inspector of School.-
for Kinifs, was in Montague on Thursilny.
Mus. Wa'rKtNs and son, iludsoii, or
Boston, are visiting frlciiiis in Montiipiue
BEST quality cheese, New Perth iiiaito
at W. A. Jolinstunds, Moiitiigue.
Qidtviilw.
Masrslt Cnas asxitii-mites Titiiiii-sox,
of Montague, arc visiting friends in ltoilo
Bay.
A WAND Mus Him-inai.ir, tirceiillvlii,
Mass, are visiting Capt and Mrs l)e\\'iii',
Montague.
HREV M A McI.ic/\N, formerly oi
Montague, will prcaeli his farewell scriuoii
iii 'i‘ruro tomorrow.
Bananas, oranges, lomons, and
cocoiinuts-( received weekly) at \V. A.
.l`oiinston’s,Montaguc, 1*. E. I. ‘Ridtwtf.
Miss Satzatt J iilcliwrcs, of Bristol, i.
visitiiiu in Rollo Iiuy, the guest of Miss
Mnrtlis ’l`ownstciifi.
Mus Cn/is Towss'ri~:Ni.i, Rollo Bay, luis
left on ii visit to her daughter Mrs G .\
Thompson of Montague.
Miss Er.va Sriiwatvr, Montairuo, has
been engaged its Vica Principal ot
Montague school, north side.
Wat, Dirt./\nU.~1i‘ null Masses Lizzie nnil
Margaret Dciahunt. have returned to
Amherst from ia visit to Suuimersiilu.
“Souvenir post cards". “Comic post
cords" “Souvenir stationery, iinii faiii~y
goods,at \V. A. Johnstonehi, liiontoirito
P. E. i. ildtwtt
Acosmttaoa1'toNai. meeting was liclil
lately in the I‘i'esbyterliin cliuroii at Buy
Fortune for the purpose nf choosing ii
minister.
Corrcsponilciitii acnrllnir Kings Coiiiity
news will please mark “Kings County'
atlholrip of first page of aiiiiic, ciieii
time of sending.
Toutitsrs and others "attention," The
fiticst liiiii of “Souvenir Stntlonei'y".
vlows of lilnntaguu, souvenir post. eiti-ds
and souvenir goods of nil kinds ever
shoivii at Montague. Call and inspec-t,surn
to buy-they are nil butes.-W. A.
Johns our, Montague. 28iitwtf.
A ri:i~:i.isu of’ regret. is izeiioriil iii
Little Pond which was tho homo of Miss
Annie.) liiuilonnid wlioseldcntli ot~eiiri'cd
there rcuetitly Site lcnvrs to tiiourii
four lirotlii-rs, Jiitiics EE. .\|lt\n S und
John D at hottie niiil i’etur il uf Ottnivii,
Otit,unrll.hi~cc sisters, Mrs \V I" Mi:~
Donttliluf (ilcnfiiitinn ntiil liiurigniet ll
and Mary() ut home.
T|tt:Sldc Walk llciictlt iii lifoiitiiiriiii
Rink on 'l‘liursf|uy iiiight. wits it ilcclileii
success, financially and otlicrivlsi-.
Receipts $60. Tlicra was o liirige attend-
ance, anri the coniniiltco. in ciiiirge iiri: to
be congzralulnteil for the tiuiii and piiliis
they took to lirliiir saute ion sut'cc.~sfiii
head. Tliizro sliniiiil now lie it tliorou .til
ovcrhaulltig of walks already flown, and
qnitc an addition of new walks. Lots of
room for improvoiiiant.
1 "‘
ei ' .
onerlhs
.¢..<._._--i
F*
Our
,--_,.,. ..._ _ M- -_-__ _.f rg |-sggnwd the Canadian Pacific here. 
increasing
optical trade is most grat-
ifying. It shows that the »
people appreciate our ef-
ioris to give them
Thevevy bcsf 0p'IcaIS¢r~vlce
Not only do we use the
most reliable methods of
examination. we have also
installed
A Modern Lens Grinding
77ml,
enabling ns to furnish _our
customers with "special
lenses without delay.
G. I".Huicl\eson
lift-'sl£r= l\lI1.|.ti-; aNliAi.1i:i~; iii-:Ni .uiiiuuii .
of Murray Harbor South, who have iieoii i
visiting friends in Montague, ret.urne'l i
home by the Electra on Fridiiy.
Cit0\vN |n~eaervo_]ars-in pints, quarts.
and liaif irallons, also butter ci-oelis iii
I igiiilon, 2 iralion and 3 gallon size-At \V.
A. .Ja‘\ns|.ouc's, Montague. :fri itwziw. i
i Mus. Coats Mulhtlcnsos and Liirce 1.
children, of Iiydc Park, Musa., vi ill
spend the suminerae the guests of Rev. ,
K. C. McPherson, St., Marirarets. |
WM. Douunas, an employee on the St. `
I‘etei~'s Buy brcaltwater, recently sutl'oi-cd 
wiiile bathing at Rollo Bay, a. se\'ei°c eiit`
oii the foot, necessitating sovernl stitches. I
Fancy groceries, biscuits, oonloctioiicry, l
elioeoliites, and a nice line of i-iinni-di
ii~iiit.~i and vegetables at W. A.
.loiiiist vi.-s, Montague, P. IE. I. l
2`.ltil..Wi.f. i
i
i
i
'1`iiic Sacrament of the L'.ird`s Supper
will be observed in St Andrews,
i‘i-esliytcrlan Church tomorrow, .luiv 2:l,i
I’i~upiiriitory service this afternoon iii..
2,251! p lil.
iii:vA B McLeod, recently of Cold-
siri-iiiii coriigrt-gation, Valley Station,
'l`riii'o, has ace-oplcil the cull to Souris,,
The liidiiotlouis arranged to take place'
August 15th. `
Gail'/\i.\' INMAN of Summerslde, wus ini
Muiitiiguc on Thursrlay. .i{c brought the
sciiooiicr iiit or Miss from Sumniersiilol
to (.eoi'i4i~towii, wiierc he disposed of her
to Capt. i<`rii" Courad, of Albarton.
AN lidrc behalf of the Presbyterian I
coiigregiit Murray Harbor South was -
presented? 'urge ,R. and Mrs. Morit-
iruiiiery oii ze dt. their departure from l
that place L .ccut.ly. Mr. Montgomery 1
made it suitable reply. ;
Ilot weather drinks vin lime Juice]
lctnon syrup, pineapple syrup, vnniliiii
syrup, strawberry syrup, raspberry syrup, ,
lciiion sour, Vino, and n full line ol',5
ni-i'ii.tcd waters at \V. A.. Johnstoiie.~',`
Muiitiiituc. P. E. I. ‘.l2iitwtl`.
Tits seniiannual examination ofthe,
Mirlgcii School was held June 20 iii tht-
proseiicn Mrs (i)r.) McLaughlin, l\lr.~
Win Cox, i"riiiik Sanderson, Iiiiviil
Aiiilersuti, Oliver Anderson, Iluiiviiii
Miicllonniil and others. The pupils iii they
_ soiiioi~deparl.iiient were rxaiiiiiied hy the
principal, Miss BcrthaM \Vcbster, niiii
tiiejuiilordeparttiicnt by Miss Joscpliiuri
Mel.ci\u, and showcil by their prompt. iiiid I
intelligent answers to the viiiiuiis'
qiicslions that they had rcccivcii eiiii-itil]
tiiiiiiiiig. At the close tiio teiielierii,
troateii thc scholars and visitors lol
confectionery. Complimentary siicvelios
were iuade by Messrs David Aiidorsoii
and l.-` Sanderson who said tho piipllii
had made excellent. progress since
last examination. (Miiiiersoti reiiitviil
humorous anecdotes of old time sciiooll
days and Duncan l\1cl)oiii\id spokei
on discipilne.’i`ho meetliiir wnseioseii iiyl
singing God Stlvc thc Klniz mid avi'itrdiiii{
the prizes.
i have still a nice range of funcvi
vests left, iii all sizes, from 34 to 413. I
Prices fiom $4.25 to $3.00. H. li |
Brown, The Young Men's Mi n.i
2;d ti. i
Going to thc ‘
Country ?
Have you ii. Victor ,
i
talking machine and a '
i
supply of late records? V
If so you are well 
equipped. If not call
at our store and we
will explain hoiv you
can have lots of plea-
sure on your holidays.
» Miller Bros
-‘tr-"!r'-iv-'U~°--M-'l
Y '_ . - ggi! F _.___ I M. _ V I ' _`
Losing lt, diiy alter day? And doing
nothing to save it? As though you an
MEET ME A1 THL AL WAYS BUSY STORE
Stanley ros.
THE
SEA SHORE
Wiiltc and Colored
Linen Hats and Caps,
(Laiiic.`,>
Bathing Suits
Laiiics’, Mcii’s, and Cliilorcifs
Bathing Shoes
Water Wings
Bathing Trunks
Bathing Cops
Towels
 iioll Jerseys 
M<:n’s Sweaters.
STANLEY BROS.
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l,ime_iiiicc . . . . . . . . . . . .
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,.ioc,i5c,25c.4oitiiri 75c bottle
,c;y,»up,___________,,__,  _   . . . . .
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Li:iiionSq\iasli      - - ~ - » - ~ ~ - - »
-~ _wc
r ` f ailkitiils riirlvii twice awcck. Fresh strawberries `
F uit 0 4 ll-I
arriving every uiortiiiig. _
For anything good iii groceries try tis.
, Snizz- sniiniziison & co,,G....~..,, _
l \ ff of  me -_f__ f '
.~,_
l Nico cool i-iiiiiitiior suits iii i
Norfolk :uid S. Ii, S.
These suits are very suit-
able lor those wztriii days :iiiii
lor outing' suits.
Prices $5-i,'7`5, $9.5() up to
$1" OO
P, it. I.‘l; il`.' '
S A MCDONALD  `»
° ' 9 Clothing Store `
_l
Souvenir Goods,
Souvenir Writing Paper
. it local View on every sheet, iiiid
ienvelopc, Also souvenir pads tlio
1 or ~’7‘J r
lsame, 180 up,?/  ~, , '
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