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c New
Parmachene
Bille f
Flies
We have just re- R
ceived a. new lot of "°
above flies from Erg. momentous than any other of those
#rl-is c l-ll\al.o'r'_rs:rownouasnxa1~|,-lu \»»--¢-»~»¢»»-ur -m---in
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tain and the British Empire. It is
the year of the Coronation of the
King, the census year throughout the
Empire; the year of the greatest of
the series of Imperial Conferences,
the year of the culmination of the
constitutional crisis in Britain, the
year of the Veto Bill as home and of
eciprocity in Canada. And it may
that this last mentioned measure
is fraught with consequences more
1911-A YEAR OF GREAT EVENTS. U 5111511 ¢°mm“||»lt¥-
Beyond question the current year. It takes this year. But it is also
1911. li 011° Ol Sfmt GWB" l°f Bl`l"clear that we cannot do this with the m
same ease and freedom that 'we could
change our tarlil merely for the pur- v,|u¢_ 1, vary plzwulm. Wm, “gating
pose of pleasing ourselves. Since the men. Price, 50, each, 6 for 256. The
agreement was signed -hy our minia- M8°KlD“°U DWR C0- df"-
ters at Washington things can never IN
be quite the same again. We must
all feel that even were the Canadian
people to reiect the agreement, as
they have the full right t0 d0 BC the The Western hu( of nm Magical
polls, it might provoke a renewal of Building, one of the oldest structures
the tarifl wars between the two 011
I.
we have named.
Through it all there are many cvid
land on Number seven
and len hooks. in
These are extra well lccntrc to the outmost bounds of the
dressed fine wool body
i DRUGGIST Hliuinit any hostile combination  Thlcse Viérbservaitioni are “not put 11;* gistricts is res onsiblc.
a},|~0ad_ war wl a vew o in uence a c-
Viewed from the Imperial stand- Clslbn f0l` 0|' Bgalnsl- U16 l'€CiDl'0Cl¢Y
point. the question to he decided by Pflct- The m°a9“l'° °0mm°nd9 itself
I the Canadian electors rl fcw weeks to our JUGEYDBUC as likely t0 ll”
l _ hcnco is perhaps lnore momentousunoderately beneficial to both coun-
I , than the constitutional crisis in UNB llml l-ll€l`€l0l”¢ 00° that will
SIIUCT . Gi-ent Britain. li the Home Pnrlin-`istnnd the test of time- But the ff”
ment lnnkcs a mistake und takes a fects will be so complex and far-
. _ ~ judg_
 fulsc step in rcgnrd to the constitu reaching that the best human
 tion, we believe the mistake would ment may fail to forecast them cor-
We have received direct from not go for long uncorrected. If Can-
the makers the very newest de- 8
signs in this most appropriate
lcountries. And the danger would be
ences that the heart of the Empirelcal "'3l“tl°“° W° 'mould and umm
sound. The Coronation called "Ot to °“" “dv°nt'°5° “nd r°°°d°
forth an outburst of loyalty from the th°'eh°°m‘
greater if after entering upon recipro-
I The trade agreement is not a
Kiug's donlinions. The great. navalltfeatyv We are l~°ld' but it is clearly S`
review inspired collfidcncc in and ad-:R meflsure involving the business "Z lief of the Niohe is the report of gap-
- . - _ ' t countr es. sue tain Bannhouse of the Canadian ov-
and stron ut_ mlrntlon fol the great sen forces lil'-|003 0l “V0 gre” _
g g upon Wm,-h ,.11 the widely dispersndlas would never be contemplated or irnmeut. steamer Petrel, who was de
unfiona undcr thc Flag must rely so|‘3nl-ered into bl' 0” °°“n"y or the
- largely lnr nelnnni-. Ann when tlielorher for one year or two years- 1*- V01-ERS 1.131- ,N01-
M(,,,m.m “isis amsm and the prima is expected to be permanent, and were
5c llliniictcr had announced firmly thelthem “U Prospect °f Permanence it
llritinn nminnv, the lender nl tneiwvllld not be entered \1P°“~ W° "1"" ,
. _ ()pp..FiU,m ami the Labor leaders in‘also see that_ its permanence must lf`;:at>ttlIi)c gengrzltcilzzcglopvallsobfsagwlfg
IJIGIIII Tl¢kl¢- sl0l’C. Parliament, even at n time of hitter ‘dill-leml “P011 WS lwlflg _ol mutual wam 0 3 19 ° 1
conflict over domestic affairs, gave`ll°m9fll~ t0 U19 C0l1tl`8°l¢lDE “atl°"5» ly
` ‘ prompt :Assurance in Varliamcnt that `0l5h9l`Wl5° Une 01' the °l'he|` will _ _ _ _
]oG¢]amfes0n ul; l.,,,~ii(-B were _eolimy “mind to speedily recede and the agreement caslpnlng ‘thc polltlcalTh or§$;1`lf;;‘]s
, innintnin British rights nnfl nrestigelwill be at an end- °°“‘ dembe °°"°°"" °
rcctly In any case the decision of
e foremost men of the time in our
::-The Brad is a five-cent cigar
that -has all the aromatic flavor of
any of the higher-priced ones. It is
made of good tobaccos. carefully
blended and for rice is a s for
CENDIARY CAUSES
DISABTROUS FIRE
INN Anson, men., Ang. 14.-
the University of Michigan
grounds, was destroyed last night by
fire of incendiary origin.
ROCK UNGHARTERED WHICH
TI-IE -NIOBE STRUCK
I-IALIFAX, Aug, 14-That I-I. M.
Cornwall struck _on s. shoal that is
unchartcred when she went to the re-
ailed to investigate.
REVISED IN MANITOBA
O'l"I‘AWA, Aug. 14-There is danger
ithout the voters lists being proper-
revised.
The situation in this respect is oc-
ng of the Municipal and Federal
P
lleadly Consumption
Starts from Calarrh
Thousands Think Catarrh is Col-l
Neglect It and Die
Last year forty per cent. of all
”$'F'Y1l.r» f
visit
Psfon°s
Visitors When
Mule
Welcome
l’afon’s.
1
Half the
A Tailor°s Fit At
Tailor’s
Price A
, af fhe
Scotch
» Gathering
Next
Wcdnesdsy
- . , ~ _ - ‘ l , hut ne lected it.
WEDDING GIFTS including, lntlons with a power outside the E‘m tional agreement is something more P BCG 8
Pie Plates, Bake Dishes, Bean Pi
Pots and Salad Dishes. ' ir
The silver frames in these are
beautifully pierced and the lining m
are pure white inside and brown
endian. The make me ben P
It is quite true that our Parlia-
re, that false step might well prove than a mere local aflair. It will be of ri
revocable, Imperial as well as Canadian imP0l'l1. now?
and momentous enough to rallll
ent will have full constitutionallnmong the great events of a most Of
ower to change next year the action -momentous year. a
Y
C°,,k;,,g ,,¢¢,,,,;|_  specific for all forms olCef=arrl1.
G. ll. Taylor
We are pleased to note that we are
0 have joint political meetings in
\`.
I Jeweler Queen‘s County after nil. The Con-
*N .
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURE\
y local implications. as they cannot reac_h
e dlsenscd portion nf the cnr. There l|~
nly one y\'ay_to cure deafness, and that is
CABBI’ YOU by constltutmnlll remedies. Deafness ll
l‘
TO BUY 
COAL
m
W
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Gnem' sm-~r. gh
'?
P 1 when it is entirely closed deafness ls Ihr
le
ISEE ,T caused by l\_n inflamed condition of th:
ll
ucoue ming ol the Eustnchlan Tube
hen_thlstubels _inflamed you have r
mhllng sound or imperfect. hearlng,and
esult. and unless the inflammation can
pe taken out and _this tube restored to
it normal condition hearing will be
I I strovtrl fo e\
I
S n . , .
. ' r 'c-rl nine cases out of ter
re caused by Caturri_1,_whlch ls nothlnp
ul. nn inflamed condition of the mucoul-
T b
HE  wvxllffltvribll give One Hundred Dollars for
n - .
y cast cf Dcnllxess (cnuseri by catnrrh
lat cannot hi.-. _cured by Hal|‘s Catarrh
ure.Senrl for clrclllnrs. frce.
F. .l. Cl-IENEY it U0.. Toledo,O,
° ld b\ Dru giste-.75c
yin(
r\:1N“ cw
Jf you want tosecure the lowest

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prire of the year along with good J
sen ice, buy your winter Coal now. g, .
We can supply you with the ‘,_ I /
very l est in Hard or Soft Coal. "if 1 l \ 
Al: o wood, Hard or Soft. , ‘_
A. Picllozltryfllh & Co.
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Busmess for Sale 4
A good business stand situated
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,E|_'0w3_H/7 -been so long ill, that it may be said
e A
JOINT MEETINGS. servative candidates have cancelled chest aumentm
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their appointments and wil meet
with the Liberals at the meetings
which the latter had before announc-
ed. This perhaps involved some sac-
rifice, but we believe it will meet
with general approval among the P00-
ple. The election comes at a busy
time, and it will be n saving Of time
ing instead of two in each locality.
hear the arguments on both sides
presented by the opposing candidates.
face to face.
Upon the main question at issue
there is much to be said on both
sides. It will be necessary in ioint
meetings to shorten and condense the
'Illlke llall’s‘l.<smi'ly Pills for cons tin. speeches somewhat. but this Will he structive action of these pamBiteB_
""' _. of advantage if it leads the speakers It must be remembered' 3150' that
to make more careful preparation.
Joint meetings mean larger meetings_
partly because both parties will dc-
sire to make the best show of
strength they can, and pnrtly hc-
cause Joint meetings will be more
_,r ..   arieri and interesting. The politi- A“.°t’her nasty symptom f‘h“t'|“ick'
cians und party workers may he a
- g e at i o .
B' ° ‘A little excited at election times, but' stomach. Catarrhozone clears out
lgle ` 'the masses of the pcoph, are calm the nostrils so that you don’t have
and will weigh the arguments on
i `b0l~l1 Bl\'l€B~ the discharge is cleared up. The
e **°-l-- blinding hcndache that is caused by
THE LATE MR. JUS- nothing else than catarrh is also
' TICE I-IODGSON. lifted from your-burden, and life be-
 i -- gills to look happy once more. _
" The late Mr. Justice Hodgson had. complet” treatment' iucmdmg
he parted from active participation
in _the general life of the community
- deaths were from consumption. These
da blunders, in the matter of her re- the Canadian people on this interns- people all had catarrh in the illst
on railway, in centre of one of the ,
best farming sections of the Island °
as for sale, either with. or witluu 
ull stock of general merchandise.
For full particulars apply by letter
to -‘BUs1Nl-;ss.~ '
care Guardian
8-.7dtf Ch`town.
-‘ `
`t;f.'\.';_A_£ .
F:
A fter the clay s work is over.
:lfftl tha' lmlg walk, rlflcr thc
fllivv, during the game at the
tennis court or link.-l - on the
lloat_camp al suulnier cottage,
scsshorc or picnic ~th:\t’s thc
time you need Kola Bigie-
' ` and need it badly.
Q , » . .
'L 4 hola-Blglc is so cool, de-
"’ liglltful refreshing and whole-
some that you can't do with-
out it. Ask your dcalerflr a
‘ bottle.
1
Bigelow & flood
Truro, N. S
_
two years ag0_ He had been in his 25c. and 50c., at all druggists, or by
Hmm of practice at the bar B re t mail from The Catarrhozone Com-
- ' , _
' 5 B n , Ki t , o f..
Drlnk ,lawyer and an eloquent advocate. As any nga on n
(.lan't you realize the awful, bor-
ble mistake of not curing catarrh`
To thoroughly root out all talnts
Catarrh, nothing can act so bene-
hcially as “Catarrhozone/’ which is
cknowledged by all doctors to be al
sthma, Bronchitis, throat, nose and
The reasons why Catarrhozone
cures when other treatments fail are
very simple. In the first place Ca-
tarrhozone reaches the true source of
ordinary cures can do this. Catarrho-
the disease. Very few, if any. of the
zone is carried along with the air you
breathe through the mouth, throat
and bronchial tubes. Its antiseptic
vapor at once kills any germs that
No matter how remote these gcrms
may be they can’t possibly escape
y g es, and no air cell
or air passage can escape its healing
influence. The strong point about
Catarrhozone is its ability to go di-
rect to the spot where the catnrrh
germ is working. Every brcnth
through the inhaler means instant
death to the microbes, and gives the
sufferer relief from the gnawlng, de-
Catarrhozone is a marvelous healer.
It soothes the inflamed mcmllmnes,
patches up_tho little sore spots, and
removes the sensitive, tender feeling
from the nose and throat. Of course,
the discharge of mucus stops vt orce,
Catarrhozone prevents this entirely
ly disappears is the dropping of vile
dischar e from th thro nt the
to breathe through the mouth.
Hawking and spitting stop because
beautifully polished hard rubber in-
haler and extra supply of liquid,
costs $1.00, and is gllarantccd to cure
or your money back. Smaller sizes
ln Judge hc was just, impartial and ' _ "
lpainstaking. His judicial duties and
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his religious work and meditations
'occupied his time. His best work for
.the Province was the useful reforms,
he worked out in the proceedings in'
f'-hancrry, and thc paternal care he
gave to the chnnccry wards.
In his religious life he wasa pro-
nounced Hlgll Chllrchmnn, and thor-
oughly devoted to the welfare and
“D-building of St. Peter's Cathedral
Church, taking an especial interest ,in
Young men, many of whom will long
felt grateful for the inspiration he
gave them. He wjas in many ways an
uncommon man, hut he stood apart
from the general social and business
life of the city. His demise was not
llnelllected after so long and severe
an illness as he had undergone, but
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Scotchmen !
Attention --
Ireland also) to carry off a pair p.
of our Choice Shoes on the the
Call and see them any way in
and then you will be sure to '
buy. in
Goff  convention.
8-r5dr2i
illeral Conservative Convention
for they Murray llarllor llislricf
A Convention of the Liberal Conservative party of the
We want every Brawny Son Murray I-Tarl or district will be held in the Public Hall at
of Scotland (and England and Murray River on Friday the 18th day of August at 2 0'clock -
m. for the purpose of nominating two candidates to contest
said district for the Provincial Legislature in the intest of
16th of this month. the Liberal Conservative party and to transact other business
connection with the organization.
The chairman of each poll is reauested to call meetings
their_respective polls and appoint elegates to attend the
BERNARD McGUIGAN f
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Recommends
the Union
There is no Economy in buying “Class B” or
“Class C" clothing just because the price is down.
'Every suit we scll at regular or reduced prices
is in the “Class A” lot. _ -
Cost no more in the first place-are far cheaper
in the “long run.”
Snappy new Igl 1 models that were $15.00 to
2.oo.
Are now $11.25 to $16.50
Vast Difference Between Price
. . . . .
for 311' the people to have one meet- may be lurking in these air passages.    
A” “"8" greater advantage Wm be t‘° Gatarrhozone; it goes everywhere the  alues
air ou breathe o - '
The suit you wear- ' "gs
price you soon forget.
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If thc suit turns out s ;,,__~.,»,~l._,`&
to be a failure however,  
you remember to “Por-  `P`»§§‘i,If3_;£'_  \
get" the store that ll 
“sold” you.
We want thc good
will of every man as
much as we do llls
money. 2
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Reductions 21
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weaves that were $18.00' I;  4-1-T 'Q -
up to 22.50
New $l2 75 to $l7.75
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Commercial s
College
Mr. Wm. Moran.
Charlottetown, P. E.I.
Dear Sir:
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\.hl|dren'~ little psrasols for mn ma °°"""°"”" °' W°’|‘|"0
lzs soc each l>nf.f-ns. 7-zznu 5 S '°' ‘”°"""9 '“°" 'Of 58°
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toSl.25. Patons 7_2zd;r
New °'umhsr Wear in soft. Han- Th
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nette mv#-rlals for earlv fall chamhragrilyodaseodllfosigastlh lllggg
wear ',G:uiInz1eI'f-'H "hull-"“’ cole.-alefr. nt sms -may are
Lareiust the tnlng for Dreamland Iwo" worth $2_o0_ P
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Patons. 8 I4" 8 0;*
We take pleasure in
recommending your
College through our
acquaintance with the
work done ,by one of
your graduates, Mr.
Horace G.McWilliams,
wllo has been in ollr
employ for the past
two years. We find
your system of com-
mercial training thoro-
ugh and unexcelled by
any institution' with
which we have come in
contact.
President
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(Sgd ) _ mslfhlvlladllllre srsutrd’ Zeunlgneyw ell Liljer suranc costs lor et-while :lille 
vn .hlswffeandrs llynra nhl [th rlhk ofvhls death. Tlowt let th ii
Atl” Lumber C°~ "*’°'.'§.l.:':l.:use.i'.::.::.':i."i.l‘ll€l.i:.h‘l:°.!.:lll';*.l.i:................... °"` ' "
_ W.H.Syrc, Mgr.
Lang-lon Company
N. D.
‘ Hyndman 8 Con; Limited, c|...|.ii.i.,,,,l»
Prov. Hgfs. Gl‘eat~Wcst -Llfe..»l
_ -ull. A. A. Lscliil; _
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A. A. McLean, K C.. Dnllald_ 
, Mclean .Q McKinnicn
Bsrrlsiera, Attorneys-at.|_“,
Browp Block, Cllarlollefovm
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\»l‘.0|¢(|£ 3. INMAN
sanlsrsa also Ar-l-ouisy
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IIOYISL BRUN sWICl
Moncton, N. B.
:l.':”al§,°' .::.‘2..’.’.f’.:.i.lll‘.’.~‘#..l. "gills
Sltuate in the ceptre of spacious grounds
untuurrounded y elegant shaded tres.
ma ng it specially dslrable for tnurisin In
fha summer season. GEO Mc8WEl!lNEY
mi. .loss l.l:nwl-:Ll.,`lii§iii,
Richmond Slreet,opposite Sl. Paul's Church
Hours until lo n'l‘lnr-li tn 3 gy, m
-m
George W. McPhee
Barrister and Attorney-at-1"'
Offi -B k fN.8.
ICl;:ae:|0tf.;l.‘nlr‘l\ P. Eghllaarllgers
n. o. Mem-xou. 11.0. w. n. ssn'rl.l§r
McLeod Q Benil
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B t r nd Atl - g.
Boxlldilioss-fo; the Bahxlflglglhvdglvdutin
Honey fo loan
l. .l._ _ln-10, n. ll.
Physician and Surgeon
X 00|' U ° C nn `
N za s 'rIii°°l`i°'i<‘l° n
_ Phone a1o.I Kgllt slliglilo'
Warburton .(82 Shaw
Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc
Ofllces in Cameron Block, Cnarlotletcwn
, P. E. island.
DR. CII P! all I
Charlottetown, P. E.
Island, Canada, Victoria
Hotel
Hours fl tn2 [sill
8-9 drwlimpd
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Aw.ll.a| uu;N,v S,ilVli
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Veterinary Surgeon YD. Denfnf
Graduate Ontwrio Velerinnr Colle 4
London. Oanadn and Detroit, llllterlnssy
Dental Cnlle e. Detroit _Mich U. r. A.
Office-Mcgaren Building. latelypcoup-
rd by Dr Frasur. phone 1|, residence
Montague Hotel, Phone 4. _
Diseases ol the teeth n specialty, and
everything pertaining to the veterinary
and vet dental profession.
Montague. P- E. I.
I ll tsdrti
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W. J. MacMillan °
M. D.
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~ Physician O. Surgeon
Residence 148 Prince St.
thstuflm P hone :MDL
OOOOOO I OOOOOOOO Or
Public Auction
To be sold by public auction on
the premises at Brighton Road in
Charlottetown in Prince Edward
Island on Thursday the Seventh
day of Septenlller A. D. roll at the
hour of Twelve n`cl< ck noon ALI.
THAT tract piece and parcel of
land situatc lying and ll:-ing' in the
Common of Charlottetown in
Queelfs County bounded and des-
cribed as follows that is to say: -
Commencing on the North side of
Brighton Road at the distance of
sixty-two feet and six inches West
from the West edge of Greenfield
Avenue thence Northerly one hun-
dred and thirty-nine feet ten inches
thence Eastwardly parallel with
Brighton Road aforesaid seventy-
one feet or to Greenfield Avenue
thence Southwardly along Green-
field Avenue one hundred and forty
feet to Brighton Road aforesaid
and then Wcstwardly along Brigh-
ton Road sixty-two feet six inches
to the place of commencement being
Plot Number Io on the plan of sub-
division of the estate of the Isle
George Davies TOGETHER with
the appurtenances lately owned by
the late Robert Hogg of Charlotte-
town aforesaid Customs Appraisel
deceased.
The above sale is made in pursu-
ance of a License to sell all the real
estate of the said Robert Hogg dc-
ceased granted by the Surrogate of
the Province of Prince Edward Is-
 5 - ~ 'zzdu , :land to the undersigned the excell-
trix of the last Will and Tcstumffll
of said deceased. _
Sgd. _IESSIE W. GREEN.
Executrix ofthe last Will and
elt ament of the said Robert Hogg.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
July 31st, 191|.
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F-fd; Can ll:l-alll-1
our Carbonated Beverages with
perfect confidence. Only th'
meet materials are used I0
their manufacture. Ginger AIG.
Vino, Lemon Sour, Cola Cham
gzgne, Dry Ginger Ale, Cream'
s, Sana rllls, Orlnkv
Phosphite, l?:spberry Soda.
Stone Ginger Beer.
Always in stock.
just the thing for Plcnies.
G.H. .§immons
S. M. lliels, _Ageiltst Summenide. Fl
6-udlgwks.
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