THE

f r

.rs-.ree Campeeir .mu wus, wie' ...nssam Mex _

,, "'._- pee. rlsfrzing in Heatiherdale and

rdf/li

f`f,...p1.er1, Montague.

inn at

Charlottetown wasoinn' M0323; 3|;

I ...A. B. Warburton, Peter McCourt, and L. E. Prowse, Charlottetown

WOLFVILLE, Sept. 16-A special

meefing of the Board of Governors

_,_James MGLWG. W-U0 U85 DMB were in Georgetown yesterday. of Acadi U i sit h ld t - suDP1Y“3 v“°.°'°°i°° in and “'°“°d l »-- gday to cdnsidell lttllle alfpollrairnerrt ofoa I-ialifql. U1 °°‘m°°"1°“ with M19 B59” l D.lMacAulay of the Examiner _professor bo the vacant chair of' Eng-

ist

U1l1'l’¢}1. 19 Vi5iU“E mi fl’-@1191' came to Montague yesterday and llsh Language and Literature. The

Norman S. McLeod at Montague. _ want to Bouriu in-the afternoon. fhoice of the Board' was Mr_ Roy El-

~ ‘ --» ‘ i CL B t M. A. O I d, En -

...Mrs. Ronald Morrison and daugh- Natt1g.N_ Hu-My and Mina may ‘B gs? ' M I or g

` ter

BBW f°h“'“°d '~° *hed* h°m° in EY-UFH. Fraler from Boston who are Mr. Bates is a former Halifax Loy,

Providence." B- 1-. aft” 9’l?°11di’-"5 lf-‘Ur spending .a.' few weeks in Belfast with his father, Rev. W. E. Bates, being

weeks at Block Bush. Bourls gyda. will return on the steamer at one time pastor of the Tauernarle ...ur other parts in eastern Klee? ilu wdey. They visited the nspelsc onuren. Mr. safes msor»=ni=.r- U,,..,._t_y, ' r Charlottetown Hospital and were de- ! ediuto Acadia College from the Hall.

_,__ _ lighted with the beauty of its sur- fax County Academy. At Acadia he

.- , .

._.MuadaY aiteruoon,' Sept. 7th 1908,- at Grand View, where he had

roundinge and the excellency and eiii- ciency gf the institution;

:won the' Governor Generaks Medal

gl. nf .__ _‘-‘-""-‘-""' ""!""\---“B” -

THE KlNG’S COUNTY GUARDI A ROY E. BATES I"0lR‘ _ . osesavvm rsescnarsrsez. *_ ~.1:.‘;s~..“'...i...z‘:.vr°.fz:.:~..... ' ACADIA UNIVERSITY

,md was graduated B. A., in 1904, with honors in English. The znllnw- mg you he spent. at Harvard, and in the autumn of 1905 he proceeded to Oxford aa Acadia's_ first Rhodes scho- lar. He had a distinguished career at Oxford, specializing in English, tak- ing the degree of M. A., this spring, standing second in the examination for the degree-

Durlng the summer Mr. Bates has

been travelling on the continent. Ha has gignmsd his willingness to ac- cgpg .the position, and will be on hand to tak`e up his work at the be- ginning of the College year.

ai” asm

% j 1-"

'i:.‘I“.‘i“"’..‘2°”"Z»~1‘e‘2f?$i”'$§i3¢l“’?'lGHlNU EXHIBITIUN I |]`l]li'S VEHTEBHAE

g s B 0|-». _ . U

Jesus, .in the 6l&l1W'5ll»ll YSSI' 0! h.‘s age.. The deceased was widely known and highly respecwd for his many good qualities of head and heart. Early in life 'he made pro- fession of faltlh in Christ and unit- sd with the Valleydeld Presbyter- ian Ohurch. He served the church faithfully for many years. first BB .1 loyal and valuable member of ah, session of Valleydeld, and dur- i;r_ Lhe last few years ofthe ses- ,__n .f Caledonia. The esteem in uh1c`\ he was held by those who lf.. .' him best was evidenced by. t-_. -. y large number who assembled on r. _.-r.-sy day to show their res- ,..cr to :us mortal remains, and tleir sympathy with the bereaved

i ll SUMMEHSIUE

(Continued from page 0.) . 20 Damsons, lst W. G. Taylor, 2nd Grace Welsh, Summerside.

20 Green gages, lst Henry Barrett,

Lot 16; Znd Henry E. Wright, Sum- merside. ' 5 Fl-ernish beauty pears, 1st Mrs. Thos. Johnston, Summerside.

5 Bartlett pears, lst Jos. A. Cross-

man, Middleton.

5 any other variety of pears, lst

Mrs. Thoe. Johnstone.

2 bunches red grapes, lst John F.

lr.-nr"_'. He is survived by a loving .11U‘1é=U“~ w_fe I ‘t'_.rec sons and four daughters, f WOO]-‘EN AND FL-AX GOODS'

one brother 'and a. large circle of‘ liiouds ind acquaintances, who long for the touch of a vanished hand, nad the sound of a voice that is~ still. Christy, the wife of John, R. McLeod, lives on the home- stead; Annie, wife of Angus Mc-` Kenzie, Charlottetown; Mary, wife, of Malcolm McPhee, Heatherdalegj Mrs. Dr. M. Martin, Grandview;I Angus. of British Columbia, and* John A. and Daniel, popular pbyai-‘ cians of Everett and At’lantic,‘ Mass, respectively. One daug‘hter,l Florence, wife of Rev. Mr.. Kier- stead, predeceased her father by a few years. The interment was at Valleydeld cemetery. The services were in charge of Rev. D. B. McLeod whose preaching Mr. Bruce attend- ed for years at Orwell Head Church. Mr. Stewart assisted at *hs house and at the grave. The pall bearers were Angus Duncan McDonald, An-

gus Finlaggon, Donald Campbell, Angus M ouald, Donald lilzlhce, Hugh McPherson. It was h bone-l diction to visit the deceased dur- ing his last illness. Iiis mind, was always on the Saviour, whcnr' he bus' now seen face to face andl

Ten yards white twilled flannel, lst

Mrs. Allen|McLeod, Lot 16; 2nd Mrs. Edward Clark, Wilmot. Ton yards white flannel plain, lst

Mrs. Allan McLeod. '

Ten yards wool carpet, lst Miss

Annie Cairns, Campbellton.

Linen, homemade from Island grown

flax, lst Mrs. John A. Murray, St. Eleanorrs; 2nd Mrs. Allan McLeod.

Pair blankets, lst Mrs. D. McCal-

lum, St. Eleanors; Zud Mrs. Allan McLeod.

Horse rug, lst Mrs. Allan McLeod; 2nd Mrs. John Forbes, Rosdhill, Lot

1`. -. bKnit or _woven counterpane, lst Miss Annie M. Crozier. HHmi1f0l1i Zud Lulu Clark, Searletown.

Hearth rov. all wool, lst Mrs. Sam-

uel Gerrutheas, Carleton; Znd Mrs. J amee McMur cr. Hearth rug, all rags. 1511- M15' An'

nie Crozier; 2nd Mrs. Edward Comp- uou, St. Eleanors. _ . . -:...~1l’

__________....

\ .I

I many ai strong man came out of _ "4 the chamber of sickness wiping _i- .l

tears from his eyes and some we trust resolving to turn to the eoriqrieror of death and to pre- pare to meet their God. ."V\'hat l any unto you I say unto all, w.‘\t<‘.lr." _

Englaud’s Best. E

_-___ -.»-vs-v-wssqgsvqqrr _- #___ __ ____ >

founsnrnu ctnssrru-zo assi

l Cnusecuuvc nn-rrlonr Only. fl

endings Arranged Alphabrllcslvi’ _ AI LY PER WORD (six words to each e ccnr for three insertions, Iwo cents

a ,three cen's for two wccks,four cents for tlrrcc -i'cc\¢“. fl VL' 'Y-_€”¢S_ °

, eight centr for two months, ten cents for llirr;-~ "\0n\11S. fllsmi-fl-l

NG DAILr OR RURAL l)

ll - ceo: for one insertion, on

cents for six monihsnud thirty cenis Double Rates for B!a:k Type - -

n year.

Minimum Cin-.wa ro cents With order

gg- no (l0‘. per cult discoum on Above fleurs For Gash -Wilh rder

_ _ - -- _

5-.-

FEMALE HELP

\\,IANTl<1D-By Sept. 28th a girl for

general housework in fnmlly of

tlrrrc. No clrildrcu, no vruslring or h'.urin';. Apply to Mr.._ llcncon, 24 Brighton Road. 9-12'd3iPd-

"VAN’lED-A girl. for 2_ g¢2r:cr'rr_`i~ I housework. Apply LU _l“"-\ George Bt. 9“17‘l5i-

\\,'iAN7l`~ED-An experienced girl for

` general housework. Allvly M

N... 40 Brighten. ‘J-Hutt

\VAN1‘ED-A good plain cook. l .Good wages. References _l‘0<lU\f‘ cd. Apply to Mrs. H. S. Potluck, 82 \veymenur sr. -15dtf-

\VAN'rmD-several bright girls P0

.learn Milllnery. APPW 50 ll*

'Vrninor & Co. 9-14dtf~

,___@_ `

`V.ANTED~By Sept. 22nd a girl for

general housework in a emnll

fiunily. Apply at 39 Grafton St-

El-1-idlwpd. __

\"l_7AN’I‘ED-AT once ri saleslady for

Jus. Futon & Co. .None but

those having experience need uIJDlY-

9-rouu. __________________

\VANTED-A competent Bifl f0l`

general housework, an elderll’

person preferred. Apply Mrs. W. F- Carter,. Confectionery, Queen St-

._l£‘;°£L____________--

11151.? WANTED-At once several

good table girls, two chef!-ll"

maids, ’ also two good smart hell boys. Apply at Hotel Victoria.

7.1ldtf.

YYIANTED--An _experienced sales- lv lady for dry goods store. APP1! to M rumor a oe. e-om.

WVANTED-A girl for general house I work, must understand cocaine flllfl have references. Good wages. no washing. Apply at 22 Pleasant SL.

9-ldrtf.

EOR SE f IIOER

-1..., ._..._....._____.__ ---~---

- , -ip _;\_ _ '_ _ _ , _ _ . -. llnmn SHUMNG' “H md' `"""°" ~-.~.. . 2.-1 51.- v w wir.. » s - -au --

Mxscsrtnssous

211

\\fANTED-To purchase copy of

I’ollerd's History of Prince Ed-

word Island. Address Guardian.

9-17d3ipd.

_wrlliilals of un.. paper can be see-n A at the oiilrze of Messrs E. 8: J lfnrdy 8: Co., 30, lil, .and 82 Fleet Street, London, England, free of charge; and that firm will be glad ,to receive news, subscriptions, and 1a_rl£rtlsements for The Charlotte- rnwn Guardian - ‘Z-24¢lti

< Y

Avica n farm or looking after pri- vate teams. Apply to Sydney Mutt-vue

l Mé\.|»_E.-l"E|-lf

ANTED-B a reliable man, work

MAY SAVE

OIL CITY, Penn., Sept. 15-If Har-

yry Bemus, of Warren, Pa., leaves' the hospital alive, and his physicians 'ne-

|lieve he will, his head during the re- ,mainder of his days will be partially ‘supported by the spinal column of an ‘ordinary dog. ! _Bemus fell from a trestle at River- side Junction recently and broke his ,neck. It was necessary to remove a _vertdbrae from his spinal column and 'in its place was inserted a vertebrae from the back of 3 dog. The surgeons regard the unusual operation as en- tirely successful and expect that the patient will shortly be discharged lfrom the hospital as cured.

M.: ard's Liu m;nr Cures Burns ct :_

Hooked mat, any material, lst Mrs.

phy, Summerside. _ Hooked mat all yarn, lst Mrs. H. McFarlane, Fernwood; 2nd Miss An-

` 2 pairs wooIen‘socks, lst Mrs. John Waugh, Wilmot, 2nd Mrs. Hec- tor Cam bell

bell.

One pair woolen mitts, lst Mrs

Champion, Alberton.

Display Canned' Lobsters, lst E. H.

Wright, Summerside.

Displa Canned Quahau 2nd Ver

Display Canned Clams, lst J. P

Display canned chicken, 1st W. A.

Izeard, Bedeqrue, 2nd Vernon Matthew.

Display of canned beef, J", ‘-"mon

Matthew

lst Bruce Heckbert, Summersidc.

lon

50 lbs Island flour, lst Chester Pal-.

mer, Sumrnerside; 2nd Brewer Robin-_ son, Summerside. -

so lbs island grown oatmeal, lst Brewer' Robinson; 2nd G. W. Robin- son, Summerside.

sou.

fnson; 2nd, G. W. Robinson.

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

Truck wagon, double and single, lst

Peter Barwise, Rose Corner.

merside.

Jaunting sleigh, lst Byron Bown-

ess; 2nd W. B. Bowness.

Bishop, Summerside

JUAN [ll iHE’S

BEMIFIIIATIUN

I ,iq

(Continued from page 1) riots who may also be Roman Catholics. ltrs that the hr~a;ri.illc'.r- 'tion of Joan of Arc has so far pro- gressed that the ceremony of can- onization rr.ay now be looked for at an early date.

Ever since 1994, when her candida-

,ture for sainthood was brought up before the Romer Tribunal, a com- mission has been at work studying her career through three legal stages. The points to be determined mc: First, whether Joan of Arc has ‘ever been the obiect of worship; secondly, whether Joan of Arc ure- played 'to all heron: deg'ee tlhe [cardinal virtues of fortrturle,

yu, and temperance, with their juncta of humility and charity, and the theological virtues oi' faith, hope

ad-

worked miracles after her death. |The first point was quickly disposed 'o!. '

Norman Ramsay; 2nd Mrs. C. Mur-'and charity; thirdly, whether she

nie M Crozier A favorable judgment was render-1

ed in 1398. The rqguments relative to the virtues of the candidate for

zation took a longer time

P - canoni ~

One pair woolen gloves, lst Mrs. The .aprecedure is elaborate. After ni John Waugh; 2nd Mrs. Hector Camp- 'preliminary Siftmg. lil whim the)

,question is discussed between the ’HAdv.qqg;teos Dia.bell" (<1evil'a law-

|Congrege.tlon of Ritugl which is fol-

Quintal Dry Hake, let Wm. Champ- :lowed by a solemn sitting carl1ed\

ion. l“Corarn sauctissimo," because lt,

Half barrell Mackerel, lst Wm.,t,a,kes place in the presence of the

Champion. . Pope himself. All the proceedings

Ass. Boneless fish, lst Wm. Champ- lam carefully recorded, entire volumes ion. ‘being tiled by the arguments pro and~

‘con relative to the vlrtues of the candidate for sainthood. In hhe case

Joan Arc the question as to her

' Y SS. of

DOH M0J-th€W.SUm1n@YHide- virtues has been settlsrl for some

time

Steel, Miscouche. ` There remains the third point as to 1

CANNED GOODS. mi;-aelss, in which the procedure is _

me some ns in the deliberations as Lo virt\u.‘s. The two lllfllminaw Bib

tinge have been held. f1u_<l_ only_ _then stare of the solemn s.|ttxr_rz -»<_..\‘..

MISCELLANEOUS Gf>Ci.\.-;. . the Sovereign Pontifi remn.1ns._ 'I|_-_<‘_n

Collection natural Birds, stuffed. will come the Pontiilcial dcelw <0

"“'°"'i“ mn” w°"d°'thelill1e.lnn1de` eu f ' 1.1 1 1 tx

I B ' 11,. 1't W . h - h i the Pope W ec are_n rom: pawsw r e. n orma on re-

Mackere mm 5 m C amp lcislon W ere D tion can be proceed- |garlfim; the some wil! 'oe rewarded at

Pbrk Barrel] lst' Wm. Champion. :sd-» with. It will only iremalnto iix`__ No. 217 Weymouth St. 9-18d3ipd.

that ihe uanoniza

tha date of the ceremony.

THE BUSINESS OF A MAN IS HIS

I WIFE'S BUSINESS ALSO. 'There is no Real Marriage Without

50 lbs Island grown corn meal, lst Cqnndenca. _,gk\;‘_{,jH Brewer Robinson; 2nd G. W. Robin-

Nsw YORK, sent- 16- - 9h°“ld

50 fha rolled oats, lst Brewer Rob- ,, man confide his business to -his

;wife? asks Thomas W. Laws:_>u. in lrhe October Delineator. S1100 9-

' Farm cart with side board, lst : man allow his heart _to beat or his: Hymn Bmvness’ Summerside' |s°“l the freedom or mg cflrcass 7' lklllinil Pleasures for his business.

What is a man’s wife? What is

lp, husbnnd"s busrness’r_ __ ____r_

standing. a ¥§`|“U's W e n his bruin, hrs heart, his soul -~ his 'mein' A husband's busr.1nssis

the w_ellare_o _ _____

._____~'&-5,3535; _ fn *° Sw F`=°-'_W°<1=\°»d»v- _ Former Halifax Boy Appointed Professor of Eng- _,, |N _,,

\ ...L_ w. 0 on F. H. . E

__~.r.lo;tague Annear of Lower Mont-`Estabrooks, stil Jdlrlr)1f°s§lxB.? was in llshs ' '

,gnc id lw-“D8 1119 dW°1UllKl‘°l'l\<1‘iBll- Montague on Wednesday. _.___ 'under the supervision of Johni ` ' | |

.SBYJ

JALSOJ

. BAND CONCERT .

s W orth’s Band x I FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER l8'l`H l I

Lahor Day Spotle-

Preeeniafiun of Trophies and Medals in Connection with The Guardian'a

Bicycle Road Race and for the Championship Cup for rhe beef all round athlete in

s-r

PROGRAMME.

INTERMISSION.

I March and Two Step-“The Commander” . . . .. _ _ . . . _ _ . .arr hy Hall I

Overture- “The Cro:-1_5 of iio_r_1or” _ . . . _ _ _ . . . _ . . . . arr by lielger Andante and _Walf1-- ‘Luella . . _ . ._ ._ .. . . .. _ err by A. j. Weidt Scotch Selection--“Echoes of Rolhesay" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . arr by Scholas-

Preserrtaiion of the Gnardian’s Trophies nnd Medals in connection with

the Bicycle Road Race and Best All Round Athlete on Labor Day.

I nick .March-“I`be Srnuggler" . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . _ ._ . .. . _ .__ . _ . urr by john _iubb

altzes-"Enchantment" . . . . _ ...__ . . ._ . . . . ._ arr by Reckcr

Selection-“Geo Washington. _lr".. . .. _ _ . ._ _ . . . . . . . .._

. 6 3.

7' (Geo. M. Colran's Latest Musical Play)

‘ 8. Overture "Lemotiore" . . _. _ _...arf hy R0u§q..i¢-r

God Save rhe King.

¢')Si|’lU€l$iWlI’2al%,(

3-______i____.__ _ _ -

-mst You can go out to I

1 I

| wear it~-but you can- ' not wear IT out.

Buckley llaf. !

C°“d°"S°d _-e9x@_5fi§§#‘1¢ns

(Too late for clamidmdm.)

il OST-A Waterman fountain pen_

John Forbes; Znd Mrs. John Hogg. ~}yar) and the can\lidate’s counsel in J Fllld" Pleas* lem/9 “ll M°°l"°_ <9

FISH. lpresence of the Cardinal \‘ponente,'-1M°Le°d S- 9‘13d3l-

Quintal of Dry Cod fish, lst Wm. 'another sitting is held before' the},\_`fiANTED- I-Iouscrmaid. Good

wages. No washing. Mrs. R. R.

Fitzgerald. 9-18d3ipd.

\V~ANTED~A girl for general - housework. Apply to Mrs. Ed- ward Ohandler, 27 King Square.

9-ildlw.

VFD LET-The store on Elm Avsnus

*I formerly occupied* by the late

D. L. Hooper. Possession given Oct. lst. For terms etc apply to Mrs. D. L. Hooper, Euston St. 9-lsdtf NHOUND-On Grafton St. near Jen-

kins & Sons on 16vth sum of

money. Owner can have same by cnl~ ling' at Jenkins & Son's Saturday' 19th, proving property and paying for ad. 9-18d1ipd.

STRAYED-On Wednesday Sept

16t'h, a young brown collic dog,

white strope around* neck, clearly den-

\]3ULL FOR SALE-Farmers’ Insti- V' ‘tute Ayrshire bull Starlight of St. Anne’s will be sold at auction on Exhibition grounds at Georgetown. Sept. 30th, after the judging of cat- tle. John E. Fraser, Montague.

9-l8d3lpd.

I Ycanwconceive of a mannhoncealing

his business from his wedded mis-

r can coucriive or rr husband mis-

taking his aimless doll'ar-a.'nd-f1imc-

-and we can believe that in such roar if would be entirely satisfactory

Bob Sleigh' lst Dam' McNeal' Sum'i In my daisy-nelwenlfumlig twlm to ll?/0* both man and woman to allow a

.upped copper to decide this ami all other of life's functions.

But wh al rn h ull be

_ *'. t uw .fh,_. yare ansoc

Thresher and cleaner combined, lst the mist rm_p_c;_rto__r;_ a<it__Vl__§_'_c:»_____ 0; plumbed for an answer as ____ Whether

HH" Mfg- U0» summerslde- lexisfencfb l U H( hi or no he should confide his real busi-

Single furrow walking Plow. 1st"l8§lUl`0 lS____l_'1°°E:_';‘;__ tara vvxugx gang; ness to a real wife is a conundrum Geo. Biehor. Summervidv: 2114 Roland "° '"5' , ms ,,,,,_ ' the answer to which ues over the

fence from my comprehension

_ p _ _

. _ _ ~-,--~~--i---- }3~ ri to, summerslde, 2nd Jo. reel wlfe and reel business not the

llgov, W,A1f6Tl;‘?fs‘,§‘,““g§t°§§3 illenlre piece in colored nur, ist f§’,,,,f"‘,§,fff,,_;",§,?',§{_‘§,‘}§,,’,;"§,§§ :mm Common property 01 boih.

_ R V7" a 5 5 , 1 ‘ , . A ’ -mimi understands looking after horses and _1‘;IlS;_f*é1_l__° %l_}g_*;_£;‘;_;_f_'m°“t' M‘s' W' 10 Dfcvvut °°Dl¢lPl¢|°n. *SK* _...___ MONTAGUE MARKETS ln and make an early selectloni

cattle, and can make him_self genor-‘ b__________ __________ ___ ________te~Bm__ _St M_ss_ d,

ally useful about a house Am ly at _ _ S I S r-_fy gorrwtod fm. "er wodnuda d

_ B l_t,2dM.W.W.Bk I ,Ill

tl‘l§A%f;_lfrEé_b,:A___6n__ce _____;;;f1£‘6__-, rsrxnrillelrlsildzg n rs D Bald sverywhsrs. 25 omts. 2___,."""I Saturday's issue. | __ W W . __ _-_ _-_ -- er » e elm to have the best in

Tea cl~oth lu whit/c or colored linen,

` 16 "°“'° °‘ “g” t" mn' “ tm "" 1 t Miss Hazel Andrews, st sumo. Herr-rag par bbr. 1 $5.00 to me

I""'_"""_*.

Hard Goal to Arr-we

Schooner Helen Shaffner will be due here from

New York about the 15th inst with 4oo tons

Anthracite Coal, in Egg, S

Love and Chestnut sizes.-

Parties requiring coal will please book their orders at once, and take delivery while discharging.

Peake Bros ® Co.

Charlottetown,

| 5 ~ 1 Idmwfzw

‘-'for or rue Mounds?-

and have you used

“PEARL”

AS asgokiug tobacco?

_ _ Sure! il’s good. Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Ltd.

nufacturers Phone 345 Chadottugw

V UARDIAN Busrulsss Locntsl

uonsmo DAILY on 1zURa1.DA1Lv PER worm (six we fa.. ro ml,

line) one auf for one insertion two cents for three insertions I .- s wedk,1l.x eats for two weeks,eigLf cents for three weeks,ten celr tsorhacrtaeliuillf

Breen cents for two months, twenty cents for three months thirt s' c nfs for six months, and sixty cents a year. ' y lx

trees, for I can imagine she is twlnl only to his passion. .

Double lates for Black Type - \ - Minimum Charge 15 cents With order

& §~Tes (I0) per eeaf Discount on Abov lates For Cash Wlflr Drder. J

:Cams wlrera tha variety is great-

est and exclusivenem prevails. See Paton A Co's new suiivlngs before the first choices are all sold. Jas. Paton

& Co. 9~5dt|. l :New striped broadcloths, chevron'

and whole cord sultings just opened- Bl. Paton & UO’5. Prices trum ooo yul up to 51:15. esrrtr. l

Our ladies' coat dep‘t ls a very

po; ula' spot these days, and norwltistandlng the fact tltat. It

v ._ -- » »~ "‘ __Z `l3`-- .

- onocrmrrso AND NEEDLE wonx _“"4 _ I can imagine .1 no more psmuoxr '5""'" °'“"‘Y '“ “"6 56550" f-Um’

\Up€l))elr6d¥e?it_'more1and' Lot 29' _ Honitou lace work, ls/'t Miss Flnrrie cal combination than a real man, a

a i umbor have already been sold. The styles and materials are _= lm- ply splendid while the prices are. more moderate than over Coma.

M. Tralnor & Co. 9-9dt

:Our lines of fall hoisery are sub-`

quality and dye at prices a little low- 4

iMust have a fair education and good __*i____ 2nd M__s_ Gem G___dk____ é________;_____ _ (-,od_ pu. Quint” ‘L00 to loo 9,- than e1seWhe,.e_ and our ,__“Smm_,

habits. $2.50 a week at beginning., /f _.__ oat. pm. bus ,L v n mc, age and particulars, at lsido. _ .-._$*~ ' . ' '

on 6 B 7drtf Shadow embroidery, lst Mrs W H f \'r“_""' Q ;3:_:,z;.°_°' 971;' bn. 9_13du_ .

Guardian odice

Street between Prince and Hrl lmei-side, 2nd Mrs Thos Hodgson, \"`

_ n-2 . . ~ - 2 , _

==--:-1-* ~' ~- - --=*='=-* Meme and Miss Jesslesnarp, sum- .'>-’ ' If

T0 LET mme. . f f 2r.:..:’.°‘,‘Z.‘;‘-... ..;.

-_----;-.--_--_-A-ff.-_--if-:~.--_ _ Centre piece in white or colored ‘ -' _,_ __’;1__5.-_* ’_\ __ Birtk. I Pb- (ilhll ) 18 t .20

_FPO LI_-IT-Tenement on Dorchester~1;n¢n, lst Miss Myrtle Ramsay, Sum _ __~::-,~,~, _ _ _ _ g.“”_ (weagluy) 22 tg 25 ' ` ' . 1 ' ' . . ~ A 1 . , lsborough suitable for small far ily. Summer-side, I _ , Hfdygs p;°;_slb_ ' 'W t° 14 52 Occupancy Oct. 3rd. Apply *-0 Dr- Collection of fnncy work, lst Miss ,_f" ' %_`- ‘ -_ |_;,“.|,,§_ pu. but so

Ai? ?'17‘l2WP‘l~. __ __ Fluffw B°"f“‘f"= 2*’ Ml” l"» H~ _ ." ,,'/ ~‘~ f" H fray. ner ion. loess umoo to 14.50

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V 0 LET;-Tha*f'._l'lTost_<l_0sh‘?i|il*e_r:;as-1Hunt, Sun1merslde_ 1 _ ‘ idence No. 2 Water St., nenrl Collection of lace work, 1s‘t Mis ._ -'/is l~_l:¢°f¢°_m°flhC Whilf Esplanade. For further particulars Annie Hunt, Summerslde; 2nd Hazel _f _ / The clwlmt Manlfohl apply on pnem ses. 9-rmltf. Anllrews, St. Eleanors. [1 ,- Spring \Vhcat and » . _ ~ (;,,,1e,,u0n fancy negdle Wm-kl 19|; Onmne lun wvhcah _

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n'josr`-IYes't`e¥£iEs`7,`"b1ack poem

book containing papers etc. with

wner'a name. Finder please leave at

;Mrs. Arthur Ross, Sherbrooas; 2nd Mrs. 'I11os. Andrews, St. Eleanors. I selection or knitting or eroonetrng, lst Miss Annie Campbell, Clinton;

ro Hillsboro street. 9-udarpn. 21111 Miss Jessie Shaw- 1-na--.f~e» an M- f._T.°f.¢..;:s_:.i.:f::.; _ 1 wny Station, gentlemaus gold' P__t____w______ Q_____ _.____.M____ Jas M0 watch. Finder rewarded by leaving _N____d__ i_____°_______ . ______ M_-_S D_»________ at 55 Pownal St' 9'1`h(mpd" llifnrrlslin, f-lummerslde n

Specinrens of Phyrogrsphy Ist Mins _

_ _ _ I Jinrfnn Shurp, Surumerside; 2nd lilissl

Y WWO-Ladies or gentlemen board-I l”lr.-t. Yen, Lnt lll.

I era rin be srconindatccl in pri-' Silt of ln'i"rs' '~l\'n \'n\orrlrtl\l~\»

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_ fl contains the good qualities l lv-1131. makes wholesome, no=|r°ol\ing Bread and Biscuits ‘

lil»:_:~_ Manilobik Gong- and

lg., last C e an like (‘.r.u.r-yi.: when flour. I sim yields MORE of both tg f ‘lie burrcl, than any otha, Good cooks my that ghd;

i1\‘f‘~|" '=i lv-ip on baking

Lnmh, per lb. (carcass) C to 7

Cabbage, per dos. 50 Herts, per bus. 40

lll‘lour. Roller Process ner 196 lhs.l5

St. Joseph, Levis, July 14, 1903,

Minnrd's Ilinlnrent (`0., Limited.

Gentlemen,--I wus bndly kicked by

my horse Inst Mny and after using

as jet. I was laid up in bed for

oa1f.=xrns_ par lb. I to s 9

50 ers say we succeed. Try us for your

bus. lilo 40 I . . _

all supply M 'I‘rainor&» Co

TB! “Dress today s. shipment of

ladies' popular fur felt outing hats, The correct shape $1.00 each. Jas,

Paton & Co. 9_15,1U_ |

:The correct outing hat for ladies,

comfortable and stylish. Qui- felt

Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to 6 DFOWH. White. champagne, crimson' Pork per lb. (carcass) 6| to '7 and other leading shades. Come qui”

you want one_ Jas. Paton & Co,

‘TM 'M116' Ire delighted with one

ll ,Carrots, per bus. 40 new Fall coats, hundreds to seine;

from and nach and e\er 0 4

I t ' Y he n __mail y of its kind._ Loose fitting,

"ml “thng "nd lllilnft coats in ulll

‘ho seasons most faslririnubl-1-. fnlirlvs,

Ht Dfircs which are dvfirledly econo~'

nrlcal. Select youre t .da ill. Train.

( several preparations qn my leg nn-_or & C°' I 9-1211121 l

,,n)____m__A\,,;R thing would do. My leg 'vas blnrk;

:Attention -.- horsemen and pvofes-I

l°`l.(\I'l!_ Try ll, / g ,___,_____m______m___ _. _i,._»., .r rmtnrght mul eorun not wfuk. “lunar men that do s rot .ii rnlvrns.. :»_':_-1_:_» -_=_~~\,§_»::_=:9_~.f ..._ Q; ,_ _Hier using three nottles nf your gif’ hive a driving glove made from,

\_ , _Nm /_ “ HNARII S LINIMENT I was per _OK-Skin. heavy for fall. This glove'

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|,,,,., ,~~n|»m|1v irltmifeu Ah,-I~.' 1.' Airs 1'. l l.~d~<n\.» ell-mm.-» ii_~~' -i» ._ .- : o, \ f..|I. ez-1' .‘_ ~» |b~ii l .-.-i:l.! ~»_.,,, \.~ can rf-minrrronrl $170, nthgrs nm,

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tours lruly, c\»l|ui~x. J..-r. Paton .9 (`o_ 9_`i_r,d‘¢f_

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:The Deliueator for October is ei

hpienuru nan nashion number. lover, dressmaker should have lt, ...Wy housewife ought to have a copy. Only; 15c by mail for 20c_ Now my gale ag CBl‘teI"s Bookstore. Fashion sheets free- 9-rsurw. v--_a

51-fldlcs. Sec the sfylisn new fall

coats we ure showing, and, just si W0l”d.-make your helections now While thc stock is at its best, as they M9 bems rur>ldly.vi¢keu up. some- thing to_ suit every taste and every purse. Call today. M. Trainor &; 0"- 9-rzutf.

1110 shirts ranging in prices from 60° t° "5° all Odd lnte. sizes from 14 U’ 17 Your choice for 50c. They consist of finnnellette, gingham cut- ton and knit. Boy's for 39c_ ' Jag r-Me.. s. C... 9-isdn'

:See Paton‘a

swell costumes. Pgirhzgltfgoglllflgggygdfsg to $1.75 yd. g_5du_

:What everybody is waiting for th.;

nyw outing but not hood style, but tic correct shupe fur felt--obly $1.00 Jas. Paton & Co. 9._15dU_ -_-_ . Asannsuur or rnnhmvnn. SAL SYSTEM UF BHUi'f'i‘A.lAf\U-tue lrfetelu used by REPORTEHS and

_l;J€gER'I‘S-the CHAI-ILOTTETOWN

INESS LOLLEGE fs able to sup-

__15(m-_ _Ply from its classes VERBATIM RE- l

PCRTERS for meetings and conven- _uons. A ooon svsrnu IN 'rr-rm ,HANDS OF EXPERT TEACHERS. axomummr musrmra. re-roam.

(‘mmdian wall paper fqeiefier 'n induced the flnt prrccsvstcrrr of 4.-l l "2 WBll_p:1per :md licrdcrsfor lr: :mlr_- plrrc over one year ng 0, I 1; medmtcl_vupm' this :rc‘;i<r\ ofthe fact' ries this aorr- connnerrced s ll- lllil border- at the some price 3; _-~uIewalls--monilrs bc-for; any nu. rro'~nc_cmcut of the fact \v is um;lc - hrs mt'-n.lu -ing .ogg ..,.,, . n

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