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'Let Us Show You

_ Our Stock of Watches

` ' Do _not 'fail to give us sean when

___ oa)1ie0ifnS(élli;\Irl:<;ttetown for the Summer I FEP'

BY buying a watch no - d b ' ' _

lypu :viii save money. You wIIIl.1raiIdkeh1yEh€>dt Iliexst.

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e _ Our stock is very complete. Whatever make

We 0' Grade °f_ Watch you want you will find it ggi;-;“and at 3 DFICC that will pay you to come here

W. W. n WELLNER

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II Estab. 1858 ewgTlIeds(%§zeh;i?W:I,r§h.sHouse

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..."r. GORDON IVBIS is.Gusrdian\ agent in Montague. _

...'THE MORNING Guardian can bi obtained in Bouris st I-LJ. Mslion'l.

...'SUBSCRIBERS should renew -s

week or two before the time they hBV° Paid for has expired and thus Mt miss an issue, as all papers are

discontinued promptly on expiry date.

...‘HOLY '1‘R1NI'I‘Y.--Ssrvlte Will.

be held in Holy Trinity Church, ('90l`Zotown, next Sunday at 11 and 7- Sunday School at 2.30. Mr. A. fi. Cribb will oiilclate. I

...'MR ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

ropresentative ln Bouris will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the oillce of undertaker Dingwell,

...'_A snowmo oI`IURoH.- 'rin

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Amateur

New Deslirisny Block

-_.il We devote our time to Art---In---Portraiture at the

Bayer I’hoto_ Studio

127 Grafton St. Telephone 192] Finishing For The Amateur

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

For a Good Photo

_ -visit ine-`- A. E. Lyon--studio

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateur's Work

The Caledonian Club of P. E. I.

GOLDEN .IUBILEE GATHERING 1864 1914 The Grand Annual Gathering

of the Scottish Clans of Prince_Ed- ward Island, under the auspices of the Caledonian Club, will be held on the ` Grounds of the King’s Co. Driving Park Au’n, Geo’town. ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. l2th,l9l4

Special trains will run as iollm ., lenvinlg- Murray I-I-arbor at 6.30 n. ul. Cliarloteetown 9.10,, Elmira 7.20, re- turning train will leave for Murray Harbor at 5.30 for Elmira 6.00, for Charlottetown nt. 6.30.

A grand programme of events has

been arranged and every eiiort will be put forward to make this the greatest event in the History oi l-he Cl b . '

u . Admission 25 cents. Children under

twelve years ol age 15 Cel1tB. No passes issued. Admission tickets t0 grounds at entrance gaflli- If WGBH* er unfavorable gathering wlll he Ilvlil next day. .

S. A. neuron,

President.

'l‘. M. McMIIiI_.AN,

Ssc'y Games Coin.

Special features oi the occasion will bfi the dancing of the Uigllllilld 'I"IU‘l! ana onI.i|s cnunm ny young hide and liissies. -

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MORSON & DUFFY

Bnrrlsters and Attorneys ‘

Solicitors for ROYBI BBW 01 U""""' iaormy 'ro i.oaN

is attended to best

at the

II Work

Cook Studio -

I Shoes Worth 4.50 for 2.48

Here is a line of pumps

that sell regularly for

$3.00 to $4.50 a pair, but are yours now for $2.48

a pair. They are shown In patent,dull kid, velvet and gun metal, some really excellent styles, every one a splendid pur- chase at this clearance price of $2.48. ,

Alley & Co

135 Queen n St.

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evangelistic meetings at the Christian Clnlrch in Montague are attended by large congregations, and with great interest. There have been twenty- tive accessions to the church the past week. Fourteen people were baptized by Pastor Geo. C. Henry Tuesday evening. Thirty accessions have been wen thus for in the meetings. Evan- gclist Lo\vell C. McPherson will con- tinue preaching until Sunday, Aug.” 2nd. and longer if harvesting hay may not prevent large attendance and the interest demands. On Sun- day, Aug; 2nd, Mr. McPherson will preach ol; I1 a.m. on the subjectz- "Loyalty to the Church." At 7 p. in. “Christian Sell-Respect. The Rev. J. H. McNeill of Winchester, Ky.,

will preach in the school house at New Perth Sunday afternoon nt 3 o’clock.-B.

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N'l’l'll. SUFIEHIHS

Subscriptions will be received by is Warship Mayor Sterns and Dr. J. 'l‘. Jenlzins. Prinre Edward' Theatre ...$54.05 H.. H. Sterns Lulut W. A. Weeks ...2ll.ll0 Prof. Watkis ...........'i.0U G. l:. Vrigilt . ... ... .... u.llll Colonel F. B. Moore 10.00 The Faithlul Circle of Klng's

Daughters (per Mrs. Edward Chandler) ... ... A friend' ...... B. R. Holman,

Roger Farquhsrson .. Anna Fnrquharson T. W. Woodma

,_ ... .- F°‘”‘°".°5""°"‘I"E° e' ` ° cola' ce

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Dr. S. R. Jenkins ... W. S. Louson ;... J. II. Hill . . . ... .._.~..... Hyudman 8: Co. Ur. J. 'l'. J ki

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W. 'A. Morson

Robert Hell ' F.. J. Holman & Co., Ltd. ....... .. William Clark, North Wiltshire 7 bags potatoes

A. A. Alley ....................... ..

2 be r-v-vi

$33 $33

A friend (Gsorgotown)...

D-‘ ojsrw ©@lW ©=U\

units

Thomas Easton, HamDshire...... Mrs George E Auld

Cash must sccomvany order. lini- mum charls twenty-nve cents.

..."rss PAn'i‘Y';r si. Teresas. The parishoners will hold their annu- al _*Tea on August 17th. Rememlber the

...'G0 TO THE MOONl.IGHT EX-

CURSION Thursday night, the 6th of August on the linterprise, from Montague. 3774~7-31M6iI~l3i.

...‘ONLY FIFTY CENTS. for atic-

ket for tha Excursion next Thursday evening, on the Enterprise. Come along and bring your best girl.

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...°E.\l(lURSION.-There will be

r.-usic of all kinds on the l<`.ntar|\I';i=e next '1`hursday'nig1\f. Blind. HB3- pipes, vioIIn,_e¢c. 3174-7-aiiviciaai.

...*HARD COAL F'0lt SOURIS.-

The schooner "McClure" will arrive at Bonris in a few days with a car- Jgo of the very best lmrd coal in chestnut and egg sizes. This coal will he sold at the lowest price whilst rlischargingl Leave your or- -der with i'-apt. William McDonald, Souris, or A. Piokard & (‘o., Char- loifiefowu. 3762~7-30M3l. CHIIIILOTTETOWN MARKETS

Oats (white) 43c. Oats (black) 400.

Straw (per ton) $6.00 Hay Loose (per ton) $15 to $16 Eggs (per doz.) 20 to 23c Print Butter (Der lb) 20 to 230. Fowl and Chicken (each) 50 to 750. Tub Butter (per lb.) 19 to 200. Potatoes (per bus.) 50 to 55c. urni s (pei bus) 25

n . e.

Hides 11§e. Callsking 18|:

Beef (lb) 10 to 20c. Pork (ib.) 8 to 10lC. Sausages (lh.) 14 to loc. Young pigs (per pair) $7.00 to $8.00 Beets 60. Onions (Wh) _ 56. Carrots and ‘Parships ldoz.) 20c (lod Fish (fresh per lb.) 4 to 5c. lllackercl (eiiclil 10 to l5c.

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“For that dlp in the briny, you

need one of our bathing caps made

S € of finest quality rubber, with mer-

ctrizod linen lining in all colors and shades nt 25cts. up. Our swimming i s h l t ii at

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H _ t t th T.. ` I’

onemaienwo fem-1e.daf1< if.. ..ir::.;z PLANT INE

One male and one female, rl

flight silver, one year old. Across The Atlantic

Two patch females.

Apply,

WALKER & REID,

Bothweli, Ont.

' 3605-7-22M6i.

Hard (Coal

Aug. I5.

Two important railings are

scheduled fr r Ann' llltt. 'lbs air ship “AMEltICA>’, Lieut Ports. will rise from the waters nt New- foundland on that date and begin hor perilous transatlantic flight to some point in Ireland.

The same day the S. ". “DIG

IRY" will cast off ntDsop Water, Halifax. for Liverpool. Already the “DIC-BY" is wall bc ks-l up. Mako reiervaiions today

Fum¢ss.W.ithy & Co. Lt " nsiinn A

To arrive for here .----____-_-.

Anthracite

_ Schooner “A n ni e

‘in a few days per

C031 i MS10%la°Tons b e st

_‘Now landing ex Schr. Bayard Barnes 1800 Tons Best American Scranton Coal, also due to ?\f"‘{§

Schr. "Sinah C. K1mmSk\

gal tons of the celebrated Laclfi a ana Coal in Es8.3f°V° an

quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest- 'nut sizes.

Customers will

& I t ' . A ° 'l?hi:uC:laiesis all oi the best their

quality and parties requirins Ulf I0I'd€l'S S0 33 COHI .;‘:.1‘:.1':.ff.i‘:;°f:.i?. can be deiiyered 2I°i-='I',3i'»'i`r’¢‘...’<'{"i‘.‘>w‘5.5"i"§l~‘l..¥Z.`° .`whilst_ vessel is dis. on Bangle” charging

Dun

Expert Optical Service'

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- el`it,the most modem and approved methods of ex- arnination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced

* by the large increase in this year’s usiness.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- ' tainable by the use of properly .fitted lenses.

G F Hutcheson

A Will

Once it has been de-

cided to make your Will it is necessary to use the utmost care in planning it. The same style of

| Will does not by any

means suit all cases.

‘ the stereotyped form. It

might so happen in your

p case that this form did I not adequately cover all

the bequests you wish to make. Litigation might result involving un- necessary exptnse to the estate.

This Company’s of- iicers,wh0 are experienc-' I ed in this class of busi- ness are at all times ready to assist in planning your Will. The Company will have the Will drawn by your own or our lawyers.

For particulars on re-

quest. `

DOMlNl0N TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpetual Trustee"

` ADVISORY BOARD

W. II. Aitken,

Hon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Heartz,

H. IVI. Davison

Manager 1

‘ Morris Block - Charlotte- . town. ‘ 3544-7-18Mstt3i

It is not wise to use -

°~ ‘ . *I - Plannmg Mins Shirts

_ , column. I

i` Hot Weather

OUTING SHIRTS of real

good quality of Imported English duck in white only. Soft attached low

collars 9Oc ea

OUTING SHIRTS of fine

quality English Regatta cloth, white grounds with blue and black fine stripes. Soft attached low

collars $1.15 ea

anno. <1-

a ' _.

Charlottetown Steam Navigation to. ltd.

Commencing Monday the lst ol une, the

STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND

eaves Charlottetown for Plctou, N. ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'clock a. m., leaving Picton on re' rn about 4.00 p. un. Connections

ade at Pictou for all points in ova Scotia.

STEAMER EMPREBB

I . George Street. MtJ~ . _ .

Sliver pups' < ii ii ii s Ir II ’ ` ornmencing Julytt i c Hai ax wi Eid t Pdlnbdu

Y eaves Bnmmer e or -

ave( hnrloiteiown for Huston viallawkesbuiy 'huns' N' B" Daily (except Sundny) and Halifax Tuesdays at noon, and the S. S. bout 10 dclock “_ mn leuving point,

Evangeline Fridays :il noon. .

u-Chens on return about 4.30 I1-10/.

Returning the S. S. llnllfnx leaves Boston (mnecung with expregg ¢_|-ning for

Saturdays at noon. and the S. S. Evangeline harlottetown and Tmuism (‘,om,c¢_ T°‘=Sd*1>'H¢ H000- Ile t P ` t-d -Chcne for ull

For further information apply to

IAS. CARR/iGllEI?.

Agent

(,'l’.a"lottelnwn. P. E

ons ma a om u points in Canada and the Uni*-Gd tatel.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

hsrlottetown, May 29th. 1914-

2675-5-SOMU.

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AC I F' I C V

NEW_TT£.7ilN'SERVICE I

Montreal, Toronto

AND .

Chicago ‘

(Via Windsor and Michigan Control) No,l9 No, Zl 8 45 s. rn. lv. Montreal. "lou p. m. 5 40 p. m Ar. 1‘oi-unto. 7.5- n. m. 845 “ “Woodstock |035 °‘ 9.25 " " London, Il I5 " ll _'$5 “ " Detroit, L50 p. m. 7.4! s. m. Arr. Chicago, 9.0* p.m. 3`.§§'.“i§..°f§’Z‘¢”'?.§.§"ii3.'?!§°2".-."f'§."§i'i.'§I.i?Ii’I.T$ Tourist Sleepers.

Only Through All Rail Route Superior Service Montreal io ,

Chicago 1

I U. B. HOWAPD. D v.A..C.»'.k ,.~» |om..n|.P\- l

Goo. Waller, local lain-nl Dnmin'on l’.x|i.'r.»s '

Eastern S.S. Corporation

Fridays nt 9.00 s. m. for Lubec. Easlporl, Port

Boston. _.00 ii. m. on ys. e ne ays an Fridays for Portland. lliastport. Lubec and St. lol-in. DIRECT SERVICE between St. .Inhn :Incl Boston.

MAIN STEAMSIIIP LINE Direct service between Portland and New York trr.vrs Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesdays Fhiinilays and Saturdays at630p. rn. for Nrw Vo'k. Day lripslenying Portland at l0..'i0 /\. M mr New York. Leaves St. John? l’. M. Atlunllc time on Tuesdays. Fridays and Saturdays for liw I il' t

ii-.ti n :rec .

Si. .|nh|\. 'I`i1.\¢|:tOflIce, 47 King Qt. _

I R TFll`MP3)-N T. F.& P. A

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11mm-'Ill'-.1.-_--_1-un-_ ...-... \ A E_ |.~|,",mis'_

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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 vestmgs,

in fact as fine and thin as silk ` $1.75 ea.

BUSINESS SHIRTS fo r

summer wear. Made of linglish printed cambrics in _ conservative patterns Soft reversible cuffs and

detachable soft collars to - match, $1.65 and $1.45 ea.

BUs1NIsss SHIRTS fo r

summer wear of white vestings. Jacquard iig- ures. Soft reversible cuffs and detachable soft col- lars,$2.l0 and $1.-li-5 ea

Collars for

Summer Wear

We have in stock for men a

splendid selection of the low and medium height W. G. & R. collars

forléiot weather wear. Sizes 14 ' to .

Summer Sox H

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 a thin resilient layer be- tween the sole of the foot and the shoe. Every wanted weight.

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C"°"'° ‘“ ;e°"°_"“"' "‘"°”°" 'i`be ctw ts.vs~ busw' Store.

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Leaves Sr. luhn Mondays Wednesdays and [ ' Y ' " ‘ ' ""’ '_';"’; '

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15.

and and linsion. Reliirninmlenycs Central Wharf _ _

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For Sale

.10 Shares RAILWAY MUTUAL FOX CO.,

99 Grafton St. Optician

ALLAN ”LiNi~: iti.ii“"'

, § Saillnas Weekly via St. Lawrence

from T0 LIVERPOOL Fmm T0 GLASGOW

TOHAVRE ll LONDON

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Stock (prospective, divi- dend 1914 50 p. c. _ _

NOTE, We have on hand some excellent Patch

foxes, which may be inspected at any time, ALSO Mink, Marten, Fisher.

AGENTS for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LIMITED. Write for prospectus. /

The Farm Stock ei’ Fox Exchange of P. E. I.

..._... ’""“"‘“‘ °““'"" “ 36 Queen St Charlottetown

For llesrrvstlom. Tickets. Etc Apps haul (nm:-sl or Amino".

W K. ROGERS City I-I &A ALI AN, Montreal P\\0ll¢485 P 0 BOX 4