THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, AUGUST 16 rgof

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is the time you wanit lr 1

Comb Out? °° Y--if-“fiitfiit '

° - on an experience ol hall a century-

Vhen the hair combs out badly l Thar

Use Ayer's Hair Vlgorl lt feeds the hair bulbs, gives life and strength to ¢h¢

hair. The hair stays in, grows rapidly, ke-eps soft and glossy. There is hand- '

some hair in every bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigorl ac;£l»{(c:,,

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'rneoldesr Jewelry Store on P. E. Island Established |363

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_‘J . Souvenir sele;tln . _

“v ~ -* E g very easy We would Tire S. S. City of London nuikes two`

» llead Offices in New Prowse

our Enameled Souvenir l:l|ori<, Charlottetown.

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'Branch Offices ln Montagu Souris and Georgetown-

at W. A. Johnstune's, Montngu

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THE Sacrament of The Lord's Suppe

llNNlllL MLETINE N* [lf NNLEML

'i`lic.\nnnal Matches of the Provliici

e llillc .iiasocliitlou were cont.ln\l9<l YBHLU

day at Kensington ltanrze. In the for neon the Bankers lllatch was complete siidtlit-uist stage ofthe Pi-owse Mar was shot. In the afternoon the sew and third stages of the Prowse match

Birsr quality cheese, New Perth make were shot; this niutcli and the Special

e. Tyro uruteli were concluded last. evening

Weather conditions yesterday were on

I- the whole worse than on the first Clfly 1, of the meeting, and veteran

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"Y_-'__-____-,_,' ~' Spucr.~,r-eir Pins, Brooches, Hat P u.'. -Q

. " Ash Trays, Folia, etc.. are as pretty as can U P M N M ‘ l dl

7 _ _ . oN. _' t‘.'u'r'i‘, a pequc arr ve n N be and our large assortment this year make ,he my ,“,n,g,,,__

a ./" .

~ like t0 11-We )0ll .NJC thorn. round trips on the East River tomorrow

' will be dispersed at Brooklyn on Sabbat.

PHUI\' lt' M2.

T I O N and relatives in Sydney.

- ~ ‘ ‘ Mrssss S'ric.\ii.\i/iw and Henderson o

and all its attendant evils, rrl-:.iriacrri;, nap intl/i'r1-i, Narisxta, ni;/.v.iNr§5s, et are speedily relieved and a permanent cure edecled by

HUGHES’

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CASCARA PILLS

ey act without priping, me ces

ily

taken, and do not cause the “Pr1,r, 1-I/rB1'r.”

Price 25c box.

(leo. E. Hughes

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If you wish the best in photo-

graphy, finished on the new sp ialized mounts, (the v:ry lat novelty.)

'I' o ‘Visit 0 ur Studio

GEO. li. C001(

'V_Vhere Baby is Always Welcome.

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fum-_sill

l Bananas. lliangos.

Pina Apples, Water Melons, llales. Figs, aio.

Smart Summer Suitiiigs_

Do these warm days reiniml

you of your tardiiiess in sup- plying yourself with a light summer - suit? If so, dou’t carry that heavy suit any long- er, but come right in hcrc and pick your choice from a large and varied assortment of suit- iugs. if you wish in'lividu=rl- ity worked into your clothes this is the spot to have itdonc correctly. You‘ll lintl that our clothing tits your figure and our figure fits ynur purse. Call to-day.

D. McLaren

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'l'liu A rti.~¢t,ic 'l'allor,

arrive twice ri week by the American boat-frusli and hcalihy. STRAWBERRIES nr- rive twice n day frtsli from the ficlrl. Phone us or call at our stoic and sue our assort- ment.

,, MeitENNa's.

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ll August .

,,i Clearing l

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. Sale. of i Fashion- it

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i able 7 Footwear.

‘ Ladies’ chr;cd.tgi; shoes,

Ladies’ black shoes,

ff $2.50, are now l£r.8S .

af l La'rilits'bli1c-her shoes,

;.} $2 75 are now $2.07

Ladies’ $175 laced

` boots are now $r.a5

~ 1 Mer:i’s fine $400 laced ,

bcots are now $3.00

Men’s fine $5.00 laced ,

boots are now $3 75

- $2.50, are now $2 co .

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bottles.

'pint and quart bottles. i

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ladies’

llxlorils.

This week we are

showing in our window a Ladies’

Dongola Kid Shoe,

regular selling price $1. 50. You can have any size 2% to 7 for

$1.00.

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' ,Q Nothing So Healthy ..

as Lime Iuicc 1

pint, 250 a bottle~

Fresh stock just in. -~

Lime juice is a good who‘e<.oine

lsurniiier beverage. We have the West lnrlialiiiceput up in 250

Also the Montseiiatt juice ln

fiiiccr & Goff.

'A Everybody should drink

'lite price is low r5c a I

& giigiz this gnotitc. will be Pr°5°°“t°u

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- iiriitcirr,/lugustiiti., nice. 9

Phone 86 will send it to A rj* you. ._

it - . .. Reddm Bros. ,. rr-rome as opp. P. o. _ ~

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Norics

Is hereby given that the undersigned

have leased all the fishing P"iV"°K'f° °,n tiigif several properties at Moores Mun, milton. will \_l\°f “Y P"9°" °' persons found fishing _or otherwise

¢ “gin on their said properties,

“’m‘°“‘ “”" "'m"frl~i.°‘iv\i Moons.

Janir-ts c0i.us. lm'

friends in Prince Eedwud Island.

the Province has returned home.

N. B., require two rullcr mill rnillsrn, This isagood chance forthe right, men, See ad.

Tut-1Germanwarshlp which is to vis

now ln Halifax, lt. has 2-i0 men on boar and a :good band.

Tiiimu were 75 excursionlsts to Belfas and Orwell hy the S. S. Gitylof London, yesterday afternoon. The return carg

cheese.

l{u:\'. George 1". Williams, Boston, i

visiting in the city, the guest of J_ A Matheson, Prince Street. Mr. William

politician of Masschusetts.

'l‘n|-:ui-: has been a decided drop ln th

temperature for thc past two days. Th

shade was ll-ii, and the lowest during th twenty [our hours was 48.

\VrLr. any one willing: to go by Special

train to the recital at Vernon River Brld ge, l-`rlday, kindly notify The Guardian c Piitriot at once. The special will leave

a sufll-:lent number desire it.

Tiii-:S S. Electra arrived from Murra Harbor, Georgetown and Montague at si o`clock lust night., with the followin cirr;;o;l0lcasas eggs, iltl boxes cheese

clams, ~t barrels bottles, ll packages sun- dries.

‘ Annivans in the City last. night. includ- ed F. l". and Mrs. Butler, Montreal;

Maine; Mrs. Charles E. Stuart,

iiigtou, 1). C. ,,

Deafness Cannotbe Cured.

llie diseased portion of the car. Tliere

is ny consi.itut.iunulremedies. Deafness is caused by an intlarncrl condition of the inncous lining of the Eustachlan Tube Wlieii this tubcislnflainedyou have rurnlilinit' .~ound or irripcrfect hearin

iiic i'esull,and unless the lnflamrnatio can he tulrcn out and this tuba restored to its normal condition, hearing will be flcstroyerl forever; nine ca.:-ies out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an intluinerl condition of tlic mucous surfaces.

We will rzlve One Hundred Dollars for

any case of Ueafiiess (caused by calarrh that. cannot tic cured by l'lall's Gatarr Cure. Send for circulars, free.

F. J. CMENEY 8: CO, Toledo, 0.

Sold bv drugizlsts, 75c.

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DIED

J. P. Curran, aged 77 years. He leaves lx wife six daughters and three sons.

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SPECIAL TRIPS T0 ROCKY P0lNT`

Capt. Wlsener has arranged to have

special trips to Rocky Point. on Monday

Monday. This will afford those who cannot. get away ln the day achance to go and spend the evening urnld the beauties of Rocky Point. 'l`hc steamer Elfln will leave Prince Strcet wharf at 7.30 and Rocky Point- return nt. itil() p m, and the return furc will only be ten cents.

Nynlsldxt, Wild strawberry relieves

d scntei and cures all lmwel troubles

quickly and edect-ively. Only 250. pe bottle-A. W. Reddln PhcmB-Sunny- liic.

We have just received another

,cn-load of the “'I`udhope” High Grad¢Caxrlages, in ;{ Buggies with Solid Rubber and Cushion Tires. andWlre Ball Bearing Wheels and Cushion Tyres and Artillery Ball Bearing wheels. also Concord Wagons Regular Buggies and jump Seats, all of which we are ,selling at lowest ricea. Call for bargains. A. iiiirne & Co.

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_"""""' - ~ ' . tus. You win aaa

1, _ .er mon

dpaiélgcéoicgglid All flavors, ._tll styles,_put up in

....1 bo-»».»rnaiit”’ not

~ Rev. D. Mclean win prelim in the August 19-

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W S J E S Peoples Church iD' VJ °n Th““d“Y» 15 “Herrln|z" N01 selected, “July Catch,

mst' at 145 p' m' ‘in half barrels and retail at W. A. John- Us ,ble “_ d Lb ‘_ __m" 0, air.-..~i i-linen Exiles and I-:tint Bm hers ,st°"°’S- Montague. lldiwtf-

l1--- E --4 - ----~ _ .___ H returned from a pleasant visit to friend

Moncton left. this week on a visit to Bananas' oranges, lemons, a

cocoanuts-(received weekly) at W.

Mns. B. l*`iuiNir Cont-'i'oN' of Sydney Johnswn's,Montague. P. E. I. 2.8dtwt.f “'h° ““” b”°“ ”"““d'”“ “°’“" “'“”k" "‘ Wm.1Ai\A- AND MRS- M0QvAi1i<\1¢ and making line sigliiing almost ilampton, are visiting friends at Mon-

Fr.s'r'|‘ Bucs., S0.,Nels0u, Mimmichp tugus and Georgetown, and expect

return in u week`s time.

Fancy groceries, biscuits, contectione

H' .l0hnst.'.n;s, Montague, P. E.

Charlott/etown on the 20 of next month is , ,,

d Lritvs ti.

news will please mark “Kings County

D time of sending.

shape. Nobody should miss these Races.

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circuit will bs taken on Sunday oy iiev.

e Herbert. Huntley. |Rev. Mr. Vif'u.~ion will e preach at Vernon River South und Clicrry

I uiarksuien declared that the shooting

was the hardest and malt ull- ccrtaln for some years. Only one i D s as rua e on e ange Mr. Judson at 200 yards. The light.

9 T112 funeral of Moses Peardon who died throughout the day was puzzling, the

in Montague yesterday, will take place tc- targets and the butts appearing alternate-

| morrow at L30 p. m. t0LowerMoulugue. ly in light und shade of varying

d lnterisity. The wind too was extremely A_ tricky and gusty, and varied from four to

twelve degrcs li.-lt. At times too a drizzl-

° ing rain fell. aluics . obscuring the targets

impossible. Despite the conditions.

E0 however there was good average shootlnrz

and some high scores were made. As

A, shooting nnrl secured ill ln

ry, usual, Capt. J. M. Jcncs, the Bisely

chocolates, and a nice ilno of canned !!1Bl`k9U1I\\l did f0lI1t\\'Kl\blY Head! fruits and vegetables at W.

I, the Prowsc match 30, 33, Iii, at the

cmbercd, Capt. Jones made in this match,

Correspondents seudma Kings Cmmty the excellent score of lllll ln the “spec-

t lal uagrcizate" made up of the scores ut

at the mp of nr” page at mme' each 500and 0)() yds inthe Lieut Go\'cri\oi`s,

and wins the Governor (icneral`s Silvc

second place with 188, und win:-i th llrcnzs Medal.

is a l ~

Verb’ prom nent Democratic TuulllethodistservicesontheMontugue Todny the Corpommon M,,,ch` ,h

,Ladies Challenge Cup Match, andthe

expected that there will be ix large utlvnil -

Ladies matches will be tired, and it

three stages. Lust year, it will be rem-

hlghest registered yesterday in the Vfmey'

0 Toumsrs and others “attention." The

finssr. line of “Souvenir Stationery".

views of Montague, souvenir post. cards

_ and souvenir goods of all kinds ever ,. shown at Montague. Call and inspeer,sui-c ,t to buy-they are all butes.-W.

Johnstone. Montague. 28di.wtf.

y Tim Rev. Roderick McLean was K present.ed'with a most complimentary K address at Valleyfleld recently, on _ eve of his severlnrz his connection with

_-,;,,,,,,,,,_`. gs|,_30 bundms “Shy 11 cases that congregation. The Guardian regrets

thutit. has not space available to pr-lui the address in full, but it expressed very neatly the sentiments of the congregation, and spoke of

_ _ appreciation of Mr. Roderick Mci.oan's

Mrs' ("' W' _bumdl B°E"°"i Fmher Cm' work felt by every member. The adrlress ml" 'md mace' D°mh°" "1 N'B'5 Mrs- also contained kindly mention of Mrs Strung, Sydney;Mrs.J. A. l‘ord,iioulton Mcnmu' and was ,,cc,,,np,m,u,, hy ,,

purse. The address was si ned on

Alexandra, Virp;lnia;Mies Knott, Wash- behalf of me ,,0,,g,.,,,_,,,,if0,, by

Angus McPherson. William Mun. rue, Charles McKinnon, lildcr.-; A.Martln, M. P., Murdock Mciilunun, Ill. lr. C., Norman J. McPherson, liarry

liy local applications,asthey cnnnotreacli Qiuhennn' liadndock McLeod’ John

,N .lcl)onuld. lhsaddress and purscwcrc

only one way to cure deafness, and th present:-rl to Mr. Mchcnn after-the close

of his farewell address on Monday of com- munion. lle made a vt-ry suitable reply.

,Q l{ev.Mr. McQueen, from Quebec, who ir. was assisting Mr. McLean also spoke,

und when it is clit-ircly closed, Deafness is Bening we congregation of we high cswem

H in which Mr. McLean was held by the

congregations of the Eastern ’l`c\vnshlps of his I’rovince. Rev. R. G. Sinclair and Rev. Mr. Wason, of Montague, were also present, to bid good bye to their fellow- inlulstcr and spoke in the highest terms

hi ofthe friendship which existed between

them, and their sorrow in parting with so earnest and stanncn an advocate of the

how sorry the many warm friends of Mr. McLean were in parting with the man who for twenty-one years laboured so successfully among them.

cU1trt.rN-at retires station, aug. 10 ________

WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL WELL

Trynliutch chocolate tablet. First.

you fccllictter; then youll look lictter, Your appetite wlllcoine hack and your stomach \vlll be strengthened. 'i‘his famousi-onierly purlfies the blood. I sweetcns the stomach, stiniulatcia the liver and kidneys, qulets thc nerves, and for inrllgestlon and constipation unequallcd. It..isi\_rcmedy every man and woman should keepin the house. An occasional iahlct. will keep tho bovwizricguliir anti the stnninch i-iwcet.

and wedneqdny cvcnmgs'be“‘nn‘ng hex. Irisi.-lt untlic ucnuine article. llutehi

A doctor for ten cents. One gives ref-

the

ance.

naniticifs riurrcn.

Ranges 500 and (SCO yds 7 shots at each

ru nge. Possible score 70.

l.t. I.. li. Beer, L. H, $10 tir. li. W. Chandler, I. C. A, fit!

Capt. .i. M. Jones, 2nd 82, $7

lfupl. M. A. Shaw,0'.h 82, $6 Capt. W. E. Snilbh, 2nd 82, $5

Lt iGco. Blne, (ith 82, $5 Stf. Sgt. J. l\I Crocirctt,-M1182, $5 li, Jones. U. R. C, $4 Capt. D. A. MacKinnon, 2 U. A. $4 l’t.e. A. Auld, tith. 82, $4 Maj. \\'. A. \Veeks, $4 \\'. Mntlieson, C. C. $3 Pte. ll. Auld, 0,82, $3

Capt. J. A. lllucrlonald, L. il. $3 Lt. Col. ll. M. Davison, C. A. $3

Sizt. .i. A. Moore, 2nd. 82, $3 Mai, D. I.. llooper, 82nd. $3 Gr. li. Mulino, 2nd. C. A. $3_

Uupl.. li. Stewart, G. A. $3 ‘

I.t-Uol. il. Stewart. 82nd. $3 (ir. Athol Seaman, N0. 2 C. A., $2 i). l". ltlilcdonald, M. li. C., $2

ii. ‘i\'. Stewart, M. R C., $15

C. \\'. Judson. B. V. R. C., $1

(Fr. l~`.|G. Furz, No.1 (}.A- $2

Sgt. A. C. Lawson, No 6 82nd, $2

J. \\'. Judson, P. R. C. $2

Corp. li. Smith, 5 H2, $2 Lt. Col. J. A. l.onr{wor|.h. R. O., $3 l). Stewart, ll. V. Ii. C., $2 Capt. W. ll I’ro\vsc, lst (J. A , $2 C. J, MacMillan, G. C. $2 J. Judson, B. V. lt. C. $2

Gr. J. Lanilriigiin lst. U.

Major. J. A. Allen, ti2ri1l, $2

Isaac Ives, M. Ii. G. $2

VV. A. Kennedy, li. V. li. (J. $2

Lt lf. L`r0ckctl., -|82 $2

L. M' McKinnon, l) M. S

il. A. Robertson. ii. \',lt.1T $2 SU-Si'|.{l. W. F. Il. Gl|l,C. A, $2

Chrp. li. Lawson, 08;! $2 Iii. Martin, H, V. li. U $2

Tr Ernetit Mclnviis, I. ll $52

Gr J. itlclnnis, 2 C. A. $2 R. Seaman. B. \/. li. U $2

J. ll. livlnir, l’. Ii. U. $3

Pie. VV. J. Cori-~h, 2 H2, $1

T. ir. Judson, ii. \'. li. C. $1

Pte. \'. liuilson, li 82. $1

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Tr. li. Carr, L. il . Bl Corp. A. Doyle, -i H2, $1

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Meer Mr: A1 rm-_ an vars nvsv sronn

_Stanle Bros.

adies’ Shower Proof

oats

]i1st came. to tis from the makers- Llglit, niediuiu and dark colors-

very latest styles and perfection in

Qualify. Fit,

the Hodgson, the Bankers, and Prowse _

°°“5l5l9d Of 00 011595 eirgs und 10 boxes Hoggi, RM-1-;.~z gn Georgetown '1‘m¢;k, matches Captdonesleada with 195 points F' ° h

Wednesday. 15th lust. The Committee F 1

B are endenvoring to have the track in good Medal. \‘0P¢lll~i"i{ ills! i'¢I'f0Y1l1l*I\‘~"¢ Of

lust. year; Start' Sgt, J. M. Crockcti, gets

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SYRUPS AND LIME JUICE

Lime juice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . rcc, i5c, 25C, 40 and jfc bottle Syrups . . . . ._ iotogoc

‘ffl I.ciuon§_`quosh...._ ......3_oc

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Iiruit of allkmds arriving twice aweck. l"rcsh stifapberries

.Stl arriving every morning. » -

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fifi .'»ii Sli Fifi .`iéi 5?. .Ti .7 l .'il 5-1 :`rl Til Fill 53 51| .'13 Sl fill 50 -iii 47 -17 »l.'\ -it! 42 :i7

S‘;r.':: sniliorasoii a. co

llel. For sale by all drultgisls.

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Our

Y 7 ' Itlseasytotakc and does its work.

Increasing

optical trade is most grat- ifying. lt shows that the people appreciate our ef- forts to give them The ‘very best Op'r'CafScr~v1c¢

Not only no we use the

most reliable methods of examination. we have also installed A Modern Lens Grinding 7727": enabling us to furnish our customers with "special" lenses without delay.

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Music at thc Seashore

idays take with you an

Autoharp. ‘ Mandolin,

Guitar, Graphophone, Banjo, or Accordeon

musical instruments.

Sunnyside. '

When going on your hol-

And you will be sure to enjoy your vacation “Hot weather prices" on all

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IP $9.50 Suits for $6.74 _

L 10.00 Suits ior 6.84

ll 00 Suits for 7.74

you as it does many good dressers that a. sum

mer suit is a necessity,-then we're the people and _ now is the time. We have decided to oiier th

balance of our summer suits, some I5 or zo,in sizes

from 34 to 40, made in nice Fabrics :ind in latest

style at prices to make you buy. N

159,50 Norfolk Suits for $6.24. 15.0.00 Suits nicely tailored $6.84.

$11.00 Suits Norfolk style $7 74. Come at once and have your choice. l

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L Great T alkersl

tell their own virtues eloquently.

Ask your grocer for them.

TRY 'I IIEM. TEST THEM.

Schofield Bros.,

M i iic l’ B l'0S., ser.r.1Nc Aoa:N'rs_

St. Iolrn, N. B.

Prices from $8.95 to

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