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GUARDIAN

It you are planning a trip,

why wait until the last minute to get the little things-'you need _tb insure your ._si\hmer~ccm- fort? ' >' . ‘ -

Wears featuring many things

this inonth that the vans/tionist should have.Among these are:-s Shaving material; - w ~ _ Brushes. soaps.

Safety razors and blades. _ Taicum and Face Powders.

Complexion creams.

Toilet water; and perfumes,

Hair tonics;

Tooth Pastes and powders.

Tooth Brushes. Mosquito cream. iiimergencyi kits. ' Foot powders. '

Hair brushes and combs.

ind a host of other things that you need while away from home.

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Come lu and talk over your `

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needs With us-the chances are we can help you considerably.

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SpringisHeYe Let us give your Last Year’s Hat

the Latest Style

I Send ylour Panama. Straw or Felt at to us and have it cleaned and reblocked. We have the latest shapes

and styles in fashions.

We make aspecialty of

cleaning ladies white kid

promptly attended to.

gloves. Let us have yours.

Out-_ of town orders

Boston Shoe Shining Parlors

‘ 135 Grafton Street _ I

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AT CARLETON POINT.-Nearly all

the construction plant which was in use at Sliediac for the Car Ferry work has now been brought to Carleton Poiug the work on the New Bruns- wick side beiilg practically finished. Nearly one hundred men are now em- ployed by Contractor Miller and Mr. Morrison, Contractor for the round- house. standplpe, water-tank and turn- table has also quite a crowd oi' men engaged. It is expected that next week the work of laying rails will be- gin.

IT PAYS buy in this Province.

FARM FOR- BALI-Anyone .desir-

to purchase ii good farm near the should read 'the ad -of M|~_ Louis

Carson which appears in-this Issue.

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MIKE" MURPHY ENLl8T8.-- ike" Murphy, of Fredericton, N._ B., enlisted in the 238th Highlanders.

Murphy is well-known through-

the Maritiine Provinces us a hoc- player. ‘ ‘

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RECRUIT8 IN BT. JOHN

B. Wood of Charlottetown

overseas service in the

a few days ago. Six

from E. island' also joined the 1 Construction Corps.

Lloasfrzss _l>.l.sN1'.lFui;.-splen-

catches of lobsters are being tn-

ken at Cape Traverse and vicinity. The season is open there until _Au- gust 10th.

> NOW VISITING P. E. l.--Northern _Ligllt, Bathurst: His Excellency Archbishop Stagni, Apostolic Dele- gate to Canada, and Archbishop Sin- nott. his secretary, and recently op- pointed Archbishop oi Winnipeg, spent several days of the week as the guests oi. Rt. Rev. ‘Mgr_ Varrily at West Ba- thurst. The dlstlilguished ulsltors are on their way to Prince Edward ls~ land, where they will spend several weeks resting. and while here were informally entertained by their host, Mgr. Varrily aild the clergy oi' the vl- clnity. at several pleasant functions.

HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE.-With

reference to the repairs needed on the Hillsborough Bridge it is only fair to state that Mr. James Paton. M. L. A., had taken the mutter up with the Com- missioner of Public Works who inform- eil h_irn__th.a`t the part referred to is not witllin his jurisdiction. Mr. Pn- ton then took up the matter with the railway authorities lvlio were tilla- ware that the repairs should have been undertaken by thein_ It is hoped that before ii very distant date it will be definitely 'ascertained who exactly should shoulder the responsi- bility and have the work carried out.

Lame Back Strengihened

Stiffneis Taken Right Out

.WAS RELIEVED IN AN HOUR, AND CURED OVER NIGHT.

A lame back? Quite unnecessary.

All you have to do is to rub on Nervi- line. It‘s simply a wonder for back- ache-relieves after one rubbing. “No- thing possible could cure an liching back faster than Nerviline," writes Mrs. Arthur Kobar, of Lower Chel- sea, N. S. "I caught cold and was so prostrated with pain I could not bend over. We always have Nerviline at home, and I had the painful region rubbed thoroughly with this grand liniment. At once the pain departed The ‘lunieneus wits rapidly ri-duced iilld in an hour I was able to be' about my housework. I was rubbed- again just before retiring. and awoke as usual in the morning without a sign of my back trouble." ‘ There is no sort of muscular pain -that Nerviline won‘t cure quickly. Thousands swear by it for rheumatisln, lneuralgls, sciatica and lumbago. lt sinks to the core of the pain-right :through muscle, tissue and nerve- it penetrates where no oily, greasy lini- iment can go and invariably cures quickly. If you have an ache or a pain anywhere-use Nerviline- it will cure you. Family size bottle, very ilsrge-50c; trial size 25c, at all deal- ers.

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(CLEARANCE $5.00 each "The nyside. " '

ncaa ssiisv- 'rlie Prince Edward ¢_°°k°<1 lest evening at s.1a sue had 5 cars.ot freight and 36 passengers.

T6- ~ 1 .~ _ e'r:AMEs sAal.E.-I__ivi11_tske in freight Tlleldlly. Aug. 2nd for 'Sydney

and St. .lohn's Newfoundland, Cog/ell ' Bros.. Agents. ilu-'l-2? 2|..-

' 5AND_Ai-8. for miseesand children sizes irolninfants' 5a_t_o misses Zs., made oi' white lieatherf 69` cont! pair: '-‘ ' 'i ` 1190.7.27M2l.‘

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George and Euston Btneoiii 'fill s is a first-class stand and_'the»buslne_ss__al 800d one and Mr. 'Eomlins is to be 00l\€rstulated upon his ente'gpl;`_llB.‘ -__

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“BUN".. AGAIN.-The Hi\'li(ax=_Re~

corder says; Lieut. Geo. Mor; son', oi me ;1_04tli» _§att_all_o_n unl1““a ns ‘ member ot the Mounted F-Wil. wri "

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Keeping ` Cool and

Hp py -in>Summer is easy for gre man _Who knows what

_to eat., and C°m-

féita 1_=_' .ssiiwshredded Wliegf xsculi with fresh fruit and 53:61! vegetables. Make Shrc ed Wheat your mie'at__during the sultry days. Itf'contaiiis_m0re_ real body- building nutriment than meat or eggs. Serve with berries or sliced bananas or other fruits. _

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Made in Canada

Leitch decided in view of the turn of

events to return to America, where"

his took up his studies at Harvard.

e will remain for some time in Charlottetown. ’ _

- MISS GUEST HERE- Miss Guest of Belleville Out., who is to address the pubdic meeting ill connection with the Wcmen‘s linvtitute Conven- tion this evening, arrived lastnight and is registered at the Queen. Miss Guest’e naine_tlgures prominently in educational. work in Ontario, espec- ially ln connection _.with Won.len’s ln- stitute work. She is also active in the promotion of technical educatiion and has more than a provinclull re- putation as a speaker and _education- alist. She is oil this evening’s pro- gramme for two addresses, f"l"he

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Ei_Ec'rnlcAi. s'ronML An else- ' ' " ‘ "

trloal storm passed over Charlotte- :town last evening and quite a_ ‘lot ot

niiwitdilowed. The storm _vas_oI. a muc more severe character in the Western pan. or the province, but so far no reports have been received ot lily -_ilaIW1€h done.

Mr. ami _Mi-s. lleek of Blenheim.

Om., and Mrs. Mowbray of Thames- ville, Ont. who have been visiting their son and daughter . Professor and Mns. Resin-leave this morning on return home. They were all sroa'U1y pleased with their visit -here. Mr. Reels, wllo is a retired farmer, was very niuch impressed with the agricultural possibilties of -the prov~ .ince which colhillire more`tlla.n fav- ourably with the best farming sec- tiom of Dntario..

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To Ar1ive'EndJu1y

Schr. Stanley' f

275 puns. - L

Schr. M. Corkum i 675 puns _;»

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it __ __ , ` /b mother. what ‘ she -' owes .to herself, _ _

bé?tUi'N€r?)m”;§gr‘°_;§§;“‘|}'2'& her home. her community" alld 'the Pme -f It Fl i I <

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gl'0C$Y ind'-bakery lbusiness oi'=MTs~L. ` ~ @!\ i;If;‘:;nl?i§eoll‘:8oif“f]l`:a~ splvdaiiiaergueg are used iu the tlllfil`i!sufol‘ l.i(GGki~J'1"l"S‘ ` A '~ _ ‘ _ orally: t-niet r , ‘ ` .f_ _ ' ' cnoco1.A'rns nl~l ld tl" : B

_ ' _ “_ ‘i°._n.9l°¢__,¢,0.i 1 egg’ `\ Rural Life Conference oil ”Monda'y,| te W U are -so ‘ kin-i msc

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guarnn ed by all Rcxall Ding stores. ‘

‘list Inst. McKinnon' Drug Co. 55g.3.27.My_ts¢g_ _ _

ing from England. says ‘:Buil” Beck- _ ’ V

with, the well-knowil commercial man- S c Q soldier, has -won his three stars and _ _ 0 . ’ . - _ is ill lull charge :of a trench mortar Kglgv ~KORNER-» Dinner mann _ _ - ._ ,_ _ _ __ ¢ .

battery- at the Kozey Korner today: tonlutoi ‘ ‘ ` . ' - _ . fi

-*-' soup; entre, ‘French toast, maple Q ' _ ` ' "" ‘ l

SUCCESSFUL PICNIC- Grace syrup roast ,beet potatoes ,und beets € 1 l a a " ' ,"

Church picnic at Murray River yes- or corned boiled beet and cabbage __ __ l .. _ '- terday was one of the most enjoyable. rhubarb pudding or ice cl-chin; len - . ' ' ;` _ ' _~ _ Outings Of the BGBSOIL Niiie. GEN and cgffee Prices 35 ct,-5 I " " . -' . _ ,_ - 3

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w ' w» pleasure seekers ' '1192,7,27M1l. _ i v 'left the City in the morning and ads- ---

llshtfl-ll time was silent- Murray Rov l_‘ElTcl-l Home AGAIN-lvl . River is -certainly an ideal slwt ' for lloy Leitch, former-ly or the Serbian B- Dienic. The Dicnlckers E01 MICK Army staff has arrived ill (‘llarlut'te- to 'the C-ity at 9.50 in the midst oi' u town from Boston where he has just

dowulwur or rain but lain could not successfully completed ills ilinllf-s damn their enlllusiasm of the good for the M A degree .it lisivnnl Mr

tiiiriiiil|Churcll|_l The brllde was at- l ‘ _ _ _ ”" “ “ ‘F °'°“ "“° "g “““ °* _ .6 ~ 1- No Stairs to Climb. Take the Elevator

llnvy blue serge and wore ll large black hat with plume. Both bride and groom were unattended. imme- diately after the ceremony Mr. l-liid Mrs. Ward left Nelson for Victoria, B. C., after willrli they will return to theil' new home at Pincller Creek, Al- ta., Many beautiful gifts were re- ceived from frielids in. Chilliwack where the bride was one of the (lllilli- wuck (lily teachers for the past 3 years. Mrs. Ward fornierly belonged to Stanley Bridge. P. E. l., and taught sclrool in this province previous to her departure for B. C.

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WEDDING BELLS.-On \Velinesda_v,

evenillg_ July Ititli, the lionle oi’ Ml‘. and Mrs. Robert J. Todd, Bradulbane, was the scene oi’ a very pretty well- dliug. when theiii eldest daughter, Christie A_ was united in marriage tc.

Mr. Angus Gillis of the same place. The ceremony was performed by the. Rev. John McCall in the presence of, a large number of invited guests' The _bride was attended by Miss Ella, Gillis with (lliristie Kelinedy, cousin' of the bride, as flower girl. The groom was ably supported by William

Todd. The wedding march was] sweetly played hy Miss Maud Kenne-_ dy. Many useful and costly presents were given the young coulple. who are held in the highest esteem by all wllo knew theln. Mr. and Mrs. Gillis left next morning for their home, follow-' ed by the best wishes of nil. I

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and Beauty Bath

gg is assured when Lifebuoy lg; Q; Soap is used. It keeps the §§ skin radiantly clean and glowing with health. gg

Lifebuoy is on honest soap

--unwrap a cake and smell EE

:5 it. A mild csrbolic odor is '§

E; there-that means an ut- ;§ E§ terly healthy skin. But, the 5:

__ odor vanishes immediately after use.

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‘time '1D€l\i- Ieitcli accompanied 'tile Serbian B -» » \»

-1- aArm"y in their great `retros~t through ' ' 0 0 I; g _ 0

` Alball , b -t wi .n that bra e` lo`dy _ K '

Soyfgiv(-_rlrnlfn y_§§g;g_<=~_7;fA_§_g; w....‘.‘Z li... il.i.....i W-...¥f..’_... 4 of - -_ I _ lance l'~'iré'°si clillllwiick. a if was "e"“p"”`te “ml re°'g""ize’ M" "‘ *‘ c “' -- ' _ ' 1 _

'Il1M'l'i€d I0 GGOPKG Fl‘Ed6l'iCk>Wli.'!‘d, Of mil` °'<' - _

‘Fincher Creek. Alta., The ceremony ' _ _

was e formed h th l R. . tl. M. -................n.......-»._-...».. ..._....--............ _ ' ` ' `Wrigli)t,rpastcr ofySt.ePau*i?i-l Presby-` """ ":"‘§E !

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BARGAINS

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Lots of our customers are taking advantage of

our Friday and Saturday Bargains and laying in a good

supply of linens and household necessities. _ _

We are offering splendid bargains this week- __

many -lines at less than factory prices are today. _

When we have to buy new stock prices will be

very much higher. before handed---buy NOW.

Bleached Towiing. - 59c yd. Unbieached Tabiing 49c yd A

68 inches wide-beautifully finished

-Regular 80c yard for

58 inches wide-good strong durable

goods worth 7Oc for._.. . ......... ....._49c

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A Sensational Problem _Play in' Four Great Acts

__ Many Centuries Ago~

Three wise men of the east fol- lowéd a star--its lighthas led tlie*wise'men and women of the -world eyer since through love. self-sacrifice, Joy. pain, devotion; it guides humanity to the shrine of all ages.

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The Miracle of

Life

` Is preaching its sermon to

mlilons _

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__ Must he Seen to he _ _ idppreciateili '

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THE MIRACLE

_OF LIFE

Exposing the Fallacy of Race

I Suicide. ` _ _

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riornnnnoon I A_.l>icf_rUnn

is a Woman’s ` Touching Crowiiing _ a Great

Glory ! Truth -!

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THE STORY

How a young wife, enamored of social pleasures and loathing the thought of coming mother- hood, attemps to thwart the law of nature. Then-comes the crowning miracle-but that is the secret the play reveals.

The Good

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ACCOmpliSh ‘ Clea‘sancei»'0f _il1SiI 3 i€fi§-lTll1Si'b'€ '

Cannot be Calculated !

‘ Festurin the Beautiful and DAYS SHOWS

g Popular 2 onli.-Y 3 palsy and

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as the Womdn 3.00, v.oo"sii¢i sas as the Man

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_ ar in igedthr e hows dall .8 b0V¢»f¢l;wednesda d'I`h d to accomi H k s.:..l'.:ul.f'f...°..'-.f....i.':...s..i..i..........l._l»t..s-i_,~»..........l:.;'.....‘;:.°.;ii__ P- C- 0 _ 21ml110C S can Producing Company in a manner so artistic that ev'en he most fasti tous wiiibe delighted._

*PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE""

All Linen Towels - 25c pair

Hemined ready for use-18x36 inch

Mice quality' .................... ..25c pr.

Stuffed Cushions -_ 39c

Mice ready fiiledcushions frilled-all

ready for use. ..................... .. _ .,....39c

Linen Towiing - Syards for 59c

yard..... ........ .......... ..5yds.for 59c

Hemmed Sheets - $2.19 I

'Made of superior grade sheeting-No

dressing - ready for use worth 3 pr. for ......... .......... ....... ..$2. 9

_ BiiIh'Towe|s`-39c pair

Biifeliows-fancy stripe-Extra value

All pure linen-full width worth l_5ci

wort 55pr...._ .... ........ ._....39c pr 60c ........... ..39c pr - ‘Strong Heavy Round Thread Sheeting English Make at per yd. 25c_ Q

Heavy Unhieaciied 5 yards 59c

Extra strong and heavy lull yard with

worth 15 a yd 5 yds for ............. ..59c

I0 yards Longcioth 89c

Full yard wide -nice quaility no' dre- ssing worlh l4c a yd. 10 yds. for......89c_ _

._ I Bedspreads $2.15 `

'_ _English bedspreads of the celebrated _ `

~"satin” variety 2x2 1-2 yds. worth $3.00 for ....... ._ ............. .... .......2.15

Curtaining l5c yard if

Colored borders and pretty edge

scrims. Regular 30c goods ........15c yd

oaa Pillow slip. ssc pair, _

Big lot oi odd pillow slips worth to

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Refrigerators your opportunity to'|_

secure’ one at less thanfactory cost.

This $10.00 Refrigerator This $l4.75 Refrigerator

is made and finished. Size Large size solid oak 20x29x Large size l8x27x54 inches I ._ l7x26x40 inches. Extra 46~imh--3 shelves, lock and heavy brass mountings. key- well made and finished

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sold this week Thisis

This $23.50 Refrigerator

the chest opens i_n front-f white enameled interior 4

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_ _ All new this season and quite a few nice styles to select from.Come quickly;

-N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES 'i » » 1.95 iismmseks i.4s '4 S0 smmocks 2-80

5 00 Eammochs 4.00

, - i ' 2.25 usmmssks iso ‘ 74100 nmmeckl 320

~ iv- s` 2.75 Hammocks 2:20

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