» lrius

;.€'-fi Latest

Jack ground

~"‘“w.~>,w. wA|_.KER;a I f -

JTQS - '

rective, artistic.

....u. ll. COOK.

. `r_Y nys Welomne.

White iiellebore

For ihedestruclion of insect; on

Cilfflilli. Koeseberry bushes and other plants.

Fresh stock just received.

Wholesale and Retail.

Geo. E. Hughes, APOTHECARIES' HALL.

: > 3

I|have a few nice large hams left,

smoked or nusmoked. cured for sum. mer, also e nice assortment oi bacon and pork.

Call and inspect, the prices will

suit you all right.

` Highest prices paid for e

KEI-

Everything to he had in groceries. »

` Goods delivered to any part of the euy.

l’h°\\,= m~_99<Ji\\eS¢za.sl¢‘ 'liiibar 61|-

1i-;

Cool and Reirealungl

The warm weather calls for

something refreshing to drink toaeep you in working humor

g;l“¢1;\nel_\1tP1y 1°" with A

svnurs rs sm. vtavoas - put up ln to, 15 and asc I

bottles. Lima Jvrcit

We have a choice line, a very

hea1thy__dx-ink xo, 15 and a5c

bottles..

~g£3tl and see our stock-all

a fresh.

McKenna’s

I GROCBRY, '

‘1‘w°»=°f=S{ .?:.°:::.r.:‘..‘i:.' I

, _ I,

llamass laalhar

_ _ C

We ka? in srtocarh first quality lm a

pgflbtl GI! C 01'.

' ' ru LONG BROS.

4~od6m. I if

_ao Pins

of the Ames Holden Co’s, shoes at coat to '

clear. I _

~ ]"f your size ia among thi# lot _von wil,l.»_,g,et _a . bargain. . _ ,

Ladies' and Men'l.

. /.

Spraguedrflo.

I suNnv_s1pa.]

, ..» \ \`

Grocery 'Snaps i,

This erieqthat we what to clear out quick

4 _ lioast ee _ 5 5_

Agents Welsh Tanning Oor, ltoast Mutton' in lin! . . acc- - - . 3,1 10°

` Co tags Loaf in tins 35c--.---18s

Lrtuch

- I Boneless Plgglfest in lins tae. 6

Ralsiona _Broarlast Food |5c - IOC

' Grape

Marmalade Pots 15s.. ._ loc Strawberryjam Pots.. 1oc...... 5c

Boer JE' GoH's..

I Sandals It

I ' Sandals

(.001 and

Comlor- _ table

Try a pair cf our goodwear welt sau- dals for the chil- dren. Thisis the

weather they want them. We have

bought our sandals

f in large quantities

and saveda big dis- couut.‘ j.

I Children's sizes 4 to 10 $1.90 a pair

1 1 'Mirge,s’ sizes zito

`2 $1.55 alpatr.

Alley®~Co.

llll.H.I].JllHIISI]ll.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

- of Eye, Bar, Nose,-Throat

and Skin.

Eyes tested and Httedbfor lsasca.

` 8 _ OFFICE HOURS

utctia. m. l.m~1.30n m.

Evenings by anpmntmdnh

dtww I

week we offers few linesof Gro -,

t liaaoanr Pincus.” ‘

Former Price Now

ti fll1llI|B_-...2n.. .|’t'

Tougus.... ._ ...35c 18C

Nntwaiers... r5c to

BRING the children and have their

~.'PliO'l`O 1 I taken at our studio.

J A. S. BAYER

__l just received from _Mars - reall as

»,Mo£eraiel=w_“M~"::~ 6' 'I '

‘ `¢" ' I tntailnrblawburyport, lass.

_ _-l°”°'°' "fd °P`l°"" Anyperacn wanting to purchases ‘niss

V _ -"' f* 4 ’_-=’=$-» 1- -El-'S ell! Nlldenee will do wail to attend the `|_i;]f,_ en 'I sais today. ol raaidsnca and lot on corner

I` The rluorous examine in camp oi tho

I , only one of that sind ou tha Island. Tha; I Q Phowaravwr- - . | an a credit to their makers, illssm.

' I - is to bs complimented on his enterprise.

, and should reoelvs a generous share ol

hc first- message °"°"° "‘"°""‘°~

ill _ Ilia. Iti l to

_ dtlodzdqitl kind ou.tl|':“market.‘

~SEl1'D'llS ill’ SOME l§I‘L’.?2f3$.".Z3.$?‘iT'w’_’i.‘.*.l.§7;`i».?3.‘.i

Sunnyside. I

I no-“f.=n.-.:"~' °‘ r*

.'P. i. A ' imc 'tourist As' Uwlattoaikkaa thllavaui in the

J. hicWtlltaml.` 'Brsaklsy Pt. Road was °\oaaaauaarl‘rl_daybyt\s0ity otlmuloe. to Victoria. ooaviait. to hla many friends than and alflnoa, _previous to his depar-

of G-reat_Georgeand Euston Sis. now occupied by i.saacCartcr. Sale to take plans at il o’clock.

The Dominion Governmeuterulser Lady

Grey put into this harbor yesterday lor aheltsr from the increasing gale. She had in tow the sand dredge Northumberland which is on the way to Bridgetown, N. B, They willjremain ln harbor till the wind

_ ababes.

Ther-a was a large attendance yesterday on the excursion to Picton by the North- umberland. At Picton a grand athletic omg:-am was olrrlii out by the Picton A. A. A. and many Island boys participated in the evt-nts; The Northumberland re# vumed to the City about nine p. m.

Yesterday ieruoonan immense crowd

of people assembled at Victoria Park .te watch tl e drilling of the 82nd Regiment. Later in the afternoon the Light Horse out in an appearance and with the fem- inine portion of the spectators appeared

.o “cut out” their humbler comrades of the infantry.

The nxembers of the Salvation Army

had their annual picnic yesterday when the _men, women and chilflrsn of the Corps and their friends turned cnt and spent an emoyable time ull day at :Rocky Paint. The occasion was amost enjoy- able one, and the children eapeclallyfounu lt something that was greatly appreciat- ed. '

mast few dsy,s, and the heat, has bronghi - ab ut one or two cases of minor sicknear among youthful members in camp, but the health of the troops is wonderfully good. Those who get under the we-when are quickly restored when placed in charge of Major McLaughlin and the Field Hospital.

Arathoralarmlug affair occurred lust

night st Victoria Park, when a young man named Ray McDona_ld, received a scalp wound supposed to be from a rlti. outlet. evidently tired at random from some irresponsible source. Had the bullet been deflected one inch the hoy's llfi would have been for-felled lo what ap- uenm from present indications s case of gross and uupardonab'c carelessness.

The Guardian omitted to make refer-

ence nt the proper time tothe closing oi the Kindergarten, which took place last week at the Kindergarten Hall. when thi little children taught at that lnstrutlou furnished a very happy lliuslrntlouoi the suouess of that method of instiuction. On each recurring occasion of this kind it ls evident more and more that Mlm Barret be-:achieved n wonderful success in this most admirable mode ot training the child-mind, and it is gratifying to anyone interested in llttls children to observe the happy conditions which sui- round them at the Kindergarten.

The church parade on Sunday in which

all the militia took part was a very fin mill‘ary spectacle, thu column of men on the mnrch appearing to bool a greater slae than has been the case on previous oovuslous of this kind. The men war. escorted by the bands ofthe 4th and 82nd Regiment and the manchiugwnsexcellent, The Bind Regiment and the Field Ambu lance Unit went to St. Pnul's Church where' Chaplain Wocdrocfc of the 82nd preached the sermon and where appropn. ste hymn were sung clnriug the service- ’l`he Artillery and the men cl the Light Horse went to St. James' Church, when the service wus tondueted by Chaplain Fullerton ci! the ith Regiment, and here .rlso the service was distinctly milltQ ln character. `-

eight patent porcelain syrup pumps. tum

by s marble top and canopy and marbll bass. Itls really a handsome piece oi furniture, and adds greatly to the appear ance ofthe store. Everything is vlslbh and perfr-ctly sanitary. The cnrbonntol iaapatant affslr. and gives aontlnuou audvwatsr by means of gas' and pum| pressure. Both fountain and carbooatol areoflhe vary latent model and are tha I

J.J.McLnnehlan, Toronto. Mr. Rsddh.

iii

The Isl -nd Sheep Dip ia sure death t

.M _,__ _ __ .

time

¢.a~f

. »

f,iiii's satrso rsauurs I g I I ° i?°\?lifi»§f§¢°iiiii:iiSi1°~7f“u1ii§°a`"°m°d

f _ \ _ We "1~",.; ~ 1:.. 'T' " ~

we it

- .. ,".."\.'. . ,_

Tbemali is'siasrriv`sdthta»oa-alas at

educa-

fuse suhstlt. t i' “P t ' " hi h . A. w. twain has rmnuy. lnnnllsa wet. soon. fvffy ding dot'-'s°f'“° W ° MANY people inherit wealth, some secure lt by a “UP *°"°‘“ '°“* "°'~°’f°““"“'“ '°' W' stroke of luck, but the onlv certain method of convenience othis customers. It is tlthn

with ice crsam cooler, crushed fruit Jars. eq uiring 3 competency is by

, .ag .tv ;~ _ _i1 ,~~§

rssisrsllaatuuaa u-rim no aunt atnlaoo'6\o|t. ` '_~ ' -

_rn-iwc_"i~1u 'well _,j-f or ci- aftaruoou morning. In futleo all olllllllld Qld other .edver

uso. f’ , ' ss' ccme‘lothlaomoq,,-(still at doublet-ata - ` ‘ 1 "

. lta_a0|la_t'\uss‘l_fltag¢_ald _will hold a was rooltarcn ll,‘rldar'_.9\¢elIl°t. 19|! Nth. in tna.ope»¢usp'o,- asthnsa ny mu Lucy»Bl\nchard,'llla` Amy Early and Ir.0|\xton. ' ' ‘

Advsrtlssraarattakad to_han“ohaogss in not later than tau a. w._eaeh Saturday ,tor the Morning Daily and Rural Daily. le Guardian employees have a halt holiday each Saturday. The business, and news departmsntsare open as on other days.

Persons sending. advertising matte

to The Guardian are requested to state whether same la to appear among Oiasaliied ads. Husinsaqlooala, Announce- ments or among regular display advertise- ments. When no such information ie furnished the management will not be heldresponaibls if ad does not appear where desired.

The motor launch Millcits. owned by Mr. Curry. ot the tlrm'of Rhodes k Curry. of Amherst, with his wits and four sons, came into port on Baturdq evening. in addition to Mr. Curry‘a party. Mr. D. Rennie Laird, Manager of the Bank ot Novo ScotIa.at Amherst. in also on board. Tha yacht ia on a cruising trip, and is still lu port. '

The S. S. Halifax from Boston is expect

ed to arrlvethismornlng with the fol- lowing passengers: W. H. Potter, Misa B. P, Potter. Phillla Potter, Miss Katie ifurphy, F. Holland, Mrs. Geo. Poole, Howard Poole, Albert Poole, J. A. Mc- Closkey, Mrs S. D. Myers, C. Morrison, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs N. Carlson, Misa E. Moflneaur, Mrs. H. R. Longurst, Miss P. Monroe, Mrs. B. Glddlng, A. Longurst, Mrs W. Frsner, Mrs. 0. W. Crouse, Kiss Campbell, Misa McLeod, R.A.` Dunning, Miss E. Collins, II. C. ipefncer. E. Collins, Mrs S. H, Lewis, 4. H. Lewis, L. B. Lewis, R. Turner, Miss Foley, Mlss'M. McPherson, Mrs. A. Atkins l). Laily, Mrs. Outwnter,Miss G.Gllltnnu, Mr". W. Flt~gerald, Mins Fitzgerald. W, Fitzpatrick, Miss K. McLean, '.Mrs. F. i-Iurt, Mrs. L. Lee, Mrs, F. T, Colburn, Harold Hart. C. R'ggs. In addition to these passengers there were 65 for Hawkesbury and 127 for Halifax, N. S. ‘ _.__ -%_____ .MARRIED-

MANl)ER‘:`0N - MULEOD -tiki. the Mnusi, Surnmernidc, by the Ruv. Ralph G. Struthle, James Mandsraon, of Hamilton, ind Minnie Mclaod of.=Long River. -P. E. I. _

V DIED.

.ir-undfather, John Barr, Brackley Point Road, on July lst, Roderick J. McDonald, aged 4 years and 2 months. ‘ [Funeral at 2 o‘clock on Wednesday.

_iam

50,000,000 FOR ADVERTISING

"James B. Duke, the tobacco king o

Dong Brsncll.New Jcrsey,receutly claimed nan intervlewlhnl. ho had spent. more money ln advertising than any other liv-

reach fifty million dcllnrs.-Newspaper lom.‘

Yet .lamrs B. Duke is m-day ons of th., vmlthlrsr. men in the world. When you see n liberaladveriiser you seo rt rich man l`he business man who in this ago of nfl vrrt. sing la nfruld to invent my money in nuhllclty will never accumulate s fortune. Record.

FATAL BLOOD POISONING

the beat and thalls °‘Putnsm's," which has an-cord of fifty years sum-ess. Re-

I 0rtboptics!

Apro rly sd usted ortho tic la atntudoubied sid to tg; man behind the gun. It is physically impossible for the “ml” UU. no matter how perfect, to sae with diatinlct- near. afar and near object at the same time.

if tha target la clear the lishtn are huy. mai tn.

aightaara clear tha target ia hazy.

nerslnuu ms einer Qanier

ofthe oxhopgiedl For it gives lgeod ew target l h clearly deiugd lights. ' ' 2

Our D.R.A.‘modei has been thvrmathly mm hy ms of 011|' shots and has prover emiueutlypatlafactory.

(i.F.lldtcheaon.

Jeweler and Optidanf '

Bclt News Unapproach-

With Five g ‘Surnriscs ei

with gi t or white ineial buckle and clasw; also whit »crn~l.\ b its with button rvmmmgs wcrtl

anywhere 25c; our l>Ill¢ ISC

Hal

fable Values I

n Shirt it j

. _ alsts

though we may not sie lt-arid

Ag 25;; white evelef emhrul- the warm weather will come. so

dered belts. various P

The sun is shlnln uiwa s

pate for it with dainty shirt-

[tlllllilllElll5. ._ /

\ _ r

patterns, newest shap S; Woflh and sold 'or in lots of stores

351: (mr prm-: 256.

A130.; white .ma gray rid

bells---corded --- with 4

row, g;l|ch'ng,brsss buckle and clasp-only 301:.

At 55c wide, black slilr

belts. with shirring ant

huttons-often sold for 5oc, ou

price 351:. ' 1 i_ At 50.: white. black, and

colored crush silk belts.

various styles. with shlrrlng. and small buttons -belt buckles and clasps of _many designs- only 5oc, -

Various others in leather and

-ilk upto $t.35 each.

Tan Hose _

The most complete and varied

stuck ever shown here.

‘Af |5;; white handsomely em-

hroldered, wash belt: W ., _

wais

9 Women s ~

ts. Here are some of the

wonderful values.

At 30c white lawn. inser-

tion plalt, thne-quarter

sleeve with tucked cud.

At 751: white lawn. cln-ters

of tucks front and

iack, long sleeves. tuckedcuffs. mbroldered collars--only 751:.

At $1.00 whlte~ lawn, hem

stitched tucks front,

back and coils, insertion trim-

ing.button back, three-quarter

sleeves, other makes with long sleeves at the same price.

Others up 'to $5.85

and every price between. I The finest stock and best as-

sortment ever shown here-

-_.__ _ _

5;; plain tau---absolutely fast and stainless, seam-

less feel'-only x5c, _li At 25c fancy lace hose---tan

and lesthershades~-~sl1.es

8 r-2 and 9. 9 I-2 worth 35c our price 25c.

--_-i__i A( 30;; plain tan absolutely

stainless. High spliced

h el and double toe--_this line is worth in the open market to. day 4oc---our price 3oc. _ A( 45;: fine lisle thread lace

1vn.~noNALn-at nw teams; or nl. 'ankles and instep. a

spliced heels and toes. --i-My At 5Oc fine gauze ilsle thread--

absolutely fast and,

suivless --double heels, toes and feet---Another gauze lisle

Bargain in Black Cash- mere Hose

25;; Improved wear resisting

hose. 5 fold spliced knees,

superior dyes, double alles, 2

nd I ribs, also all wool plain cashmere inn. 9 x-2 and to inch.

positively worth at the present

market price 35c -our special

in dark lealher shades 58c. price 25°'

_ Stanley

Bros.

2.2’ Sanderson ®.

Sunnyside Grocers.

= I E50 at E \ t .-_'lf

will earn interest.

l||RBl..E|nu0liAl|ll`E li.

_ . -, U ,. ;v~";_»‘l-_£_»‘.f; ir.

4?;

Our direct shipmonts from tho mills includn flour is umnll

und large hugs. ha.lf-barrels und lmrruls of nil tho leading and brands. Our prices are especially low $4.60 bar-rrl upwnrcl. \

_._ _ ___ mg

anderson Q Co. Flour

Cornmeal

Feed

C Phone 0. 1 ra

Lowest Prices.

1f‘rrquenllyfcllo\vnthe use of cheap ` '

corn solves and planters. The safest is "_` "`

bler washer and work board, aut-mounted ' ` \ #__ 9,." V vt ,_,`

'”.l:"i'l_l;1 "Q3: '_._,°‘.}. ra .» -m af. ...-

The Royal Bank of Canada

J. l". McMillan, the manager of the ROYAL

BANK OF CANADA. will be pleased to serve those who believe in Saving Money aard pladng it where it

_ _

Monuments and Head stones in Marble, Granite and Freesto ne

All tue latest designs.

Prompt attention given to all

lilo: 5mrw

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orders. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Cali or write fer designs and

prices. '

BELL. ¢:¥l‘i`.T0§~§‘¥Ji’5itN

General

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sr. Joins.

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Co.

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'irillllr J. B. M¢lliSll,li.A

(Haavaan)

BARIIISTER AND ATIOIIBY-A‘M.AW. F ;-. Queen and Richmondltn., Ch town. '| . rcpbono House H. Ole! 6"- ~

OR IBALE

at mms: Rim s |l°u4aT‘»»...l im,

only a short distance from station. Ao

P Y '° moans mcimans,

6~1od6lpd ' Aiheny Plains, P, 0.

P. E.i. RAILWA

Ccmmcncing Monday, June i7th lim, train of this Railway will run as follows:

Trains Outv\'u.t~d Tr|¥;m Inwlml road down Stations. Nl up \io. No. No. No. .Nh ND- A 0~ N1 1. 5. s. 1. 4. 2. ls. a. -_||_f L s.m-.n.|-.u.

L35

' lil)

J" ,If .lc lil Liner. 7,' ' onsingtam 9.357.122 lei

Bsidodp 9.00 6.511 2.1:.

a.ar.r~.al. 1-. .\\..\. rn

dx, Waldo rar. 8.45 i..’u

ellingon 8.12 lui Port lil 7.40 3.21 0'Loary HJ! Zhi Albosrwl 0.19 1.08 Tigniahdpilo 12.!5

s.ai nm.

~ _

lllvnoraid J u ar C. Traversedll

Ferrer -- ;§'E*§ gsiffxiz .._...~:=z le`SI~=i"§Z£-“E.'*': Fshggsgg Fwp:-'§F5

Q. ' gg' aggsanaisliassgi

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p g #N EZ .

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pr' 5;:

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Georgetown d

e -.>§ .°'PP."~ a- §§l=1'é‘F°

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' .==s=s==P° Fass=;§ FFF? _l'5.‘s;§5‘ I

Nam " i":'=.~:..'No.m. itll. ' . LM- aso lv on n tow-

o.0o Vernon m ' dh' 6.05 arllun aylnlgdp ltrzlr

_ ann. . -_;,V_.,. . .__A.»1- -§.';‘.'_;§::.':.'.:‘.':2l¥.;*.2‘.i¢h.W;f_‘l\fs..!.x:u;.‘ “'igx§s'.t1°I|l;.'c su-ains'na'.!l\i,h'il iv. r|...nco ~

In B ll BQ . . 'l

_ .s r.P» - o A. anna 13'. .¢L&}__ M L D.Po'r1Nomt.I.s.0.

Gun. MAILGDIT- "- ` nctoh.

.` m;{,;'z;'s

ll. ls. Rlnitcnll.

COMM r l.f`w!U’Hl\NT llannall lullslar llackaral

W kcpgstgumglgm Sol. Cm-;1» i tu' 8 Hifi ll I.

nun'lw1'm §d‘it1:n'r' ° w

A-idrmwfhmod ` ‘ '

S.8.[Iily0IiIl'

Will lravo Ch`nrlottetovt"nL`ui;tl

notice na iollows:~'f. ,,`”"`

For Vernon§Rlv¢-‘r Qridgqhgivt-fy s.

Monday hy appointment. " »-

For Hnllidayhx, Chinn Point, and llru=l

whnrves on Tuesday at ILM |`\,m_ For Crupaud on Wednesday nnd Thurs \ day at 3.00 p. m. '-. A "\ For East Hives' .'»,!iJa '

ln. and ii 00 p.m.___

For West River

00 n.m. and SAD p. rn.

For freight and

other

~18df.l

.VI U Produce

R08

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Island ul .mf

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Prompt

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