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TKISCUIT- Abelicious Shredded Wheat Cracker' when Air N1AoAlu. FALLS -vxsrroas wucolvla

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imp cnoss LINE s.s.“R0sA1.1Nn” i

#EIGHT AND PASBENGEBS

MONTREAL CWTQWN lquemsl was held L Mt St onday evening. when the heel of

3f|_~_ 1911115 .I.I.mrsday' AlIgusLa30LhI, Theei;va};r;,e;iil1 iger shoe eau ht, between the planks

Lv. Ch"1‘own for Bt. .l‘ohn‘s

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Forenoong sept. 41 Sept. 18, Oct. 2‘ Oct. lil

Canada S.S. Lines Ltd.:

Montreal Agents.

Carvell' Bros., Ltd.

_ Charlottetown Agents.

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l’rofessi0na`l` Cards ‘

Sept. 3 llept. i7 Oct. I Oct. 15

Mark R. McGuigan ’

B. A. A

innclsran. somcrron. moi

MONEY 'ro l.oAN I

tlnmuron Block. Charlottetown.P.E.l 1

nr. c. C. Archibald l

llraduate of N. Y. Post. Graduate:

Medical School and llospltnl 1

Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 'resting Eyes and supplying Glasses Office, Bayer Building Great George Street Oilice Hours-9 to 12.80. 1.30 to 5.001

McLeod & Bentley 1

ll. A. BENTLEY |

W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Bal-rister._.nnd Attorney-nt-Law Office: 180 Richmond Street MONEY' T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. I.

iVlcDollald...& McPhe ` -B. A.

rl. li. MCDONALD ll. F. l\IcPllEE,

B. A. `

ARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, ETC]

MONEY T0 LOAN 1

Riley Buildlnl. Charlottetown.

Bell & Mathleson lt. lc. sau. D. L. Mfrrnlllsou 1. I.. B. am-ib,¢lrs, Alun-neyr, me.

_'Money to Loan. ,

8-iii-sttlmo.

ithc Plcsidfnt. In the absence of the S

iVlo;;nt Stewart Notes

'rhr local convention of the

Tcachlrf; Federation of Eastgrri

chair Forty tent rs were present wlic llstentd with nterest to an in s.-.u~_‘lvc, and pleasing address by

i c d nt' Mr Gem] Hynes °°°UPi@d fflelbackward to the road way below,

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CUTUUIFL MiS‘1 Mary MacDonald, and Mr. Earl Grant were appoint- cd to enroll the teachers,

Committees were then appointed which consisted of the followinrn- I

Resolution Ccmmittcez- Flor-

ence MacLeod, Fannie Minchiil, Cecilia McDonald.

Nominating Committee, Annie

K. McDonald, Marion Coffin.

Press iCommittee Mary McDon.

aid, Bessie l\lcLeod.

Prof. L. W. Shaw, gave a very in-

structive address in which he em- hilnsizcd the valuc of the formation cf ideas and the building of con-i flpts tlxough the senses, and stress- cd the use of the sand table for all grades. He also emphasized the im- portance of experience as a factor in thorough teaching. A Question Box was then introduced in which many of the teachers took part. The meeting then adjourned to meet again at 1:30 p.m.

In 'th-3 afternoon, the first item

on the program was an address by inspector Court, on Primary Met- hcds. Then followed Inspector Hy- nes, who emphasized the use of a time-table and suggested an out- line for same.

Miss Wilson then spoke, thanking the teachers for their co-operatloni flliring the year. and at the end of ller remarks she introduced Dr. Thompson, who is connected with Health Work in the province of Ontario. Dr. Thompson‘s remarks w:l'c_ beth pleasing and profitable. Then followed remarks by Sup't Shaw, who urged the teachers to teach Physical Drill, and to com- pete fo" the trophy which is don- ater by the Leillt. Govenor for the beautilying of School Grounds. He then .spoke in considerable detail of the new text. books and the course of

Central Guardian

GOING FAST - The Evcrbrlte

Spoons are going fast. Renew new Ind get this premium. rr

BUYING TURNIPS commencing'

lucsday, Sept. 4th, Harris Abbaiolr.

7503-9-.ll`,

HALF DOZEN Evcrbrite spoons

[ree with every new or renewal yearly subscription to the Guardian.

Tllkl l~2VElll$ltl'1‘E SPOONS are

proving a big success us u premium. uid YOU get yours? ll not. do noi. delay. they are going fast. tf_. ------<a>-l-

Tryon 'l‘1d-Bits --1 iBy Eismac)

Ml' Earle Burke, of Charlottetowll.

wllo has been spending a pleasant

ave weeks with his brother-in-law tu

1'. C. E. Gamble, North Tryon, re- l

rned home oil Tuesday.

Miss Penzie Chisholm. Nor-th Try-

OD. met with a nasty accident on M

the store platform throwing hcl-

here landing on her right should- r she received a severe shaking up. Luckily however no bones were

oken.

Mr. C. E. Gamble, North Tryon was ll motorist to Charlottetown, on Tuesday. _

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On Wednesday evening the spac-

ious home of Mr. Henry Smith.

yon, was crowed. to the doors with

friends of Misses Amy Lea, and Katherine Dobson two popular Try- on girls, who are soon to leave for the U. S. A. where they intend en- tering Nurses Training School. Each was presented with a beautiful club bag and Rev. Geo. Somers, pastor Tryon United Church, in a brief ad- dress voiced the regret of both church and community in losing these talented and popular young ladies, who in the church choir and all other places where the commun- ity needed them responded readily to the call. The best wishes of all their friends in Tryon, and else- where will go with them, and some day may we hope to see them once

more in “Dear Old Tryon.” The R/ev., 5 (\

Geo Somers, who enters on his vac- r ,

ation this week was presented with i ‘ tl

beautiful fountain pen in recogni- tion of his service and the esteem

fi if

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undrecis ofsrrlokcrs

ill which he is held by the people _ -

of the Tryon congregation.

Mr. J. F. Lcrd enterprising North

Tryon, merchant, who last season built a. large potato house at Albany now has a coal shed under con- struction thcre and no doubt will do r fine business.

Harvest time is herc and last night the harvest moon iookcd down I cn lls quiet and serene while “wc slept. and dreamed that life was

beauty" Hz"

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ff.`§‘i"§5°§:§‘:;l‘i:.§.f:"l';‘t°:;.c.°iii Mi. st@wfrTl\lHt<n CIGARETTES

Pl'c~:ldent.. and all who helped to make the convention a success.

The officers for the ensuring year

School rc-opened Tuesday, after

the mid-summer vacation. with Miss

‘.!‘.“.”§.i.°.i..‘”‘?.’.?‘.§.’“r‘&ii‘f_;.P§.’3§l’?vr§i22§1_ C 0 T I PS ~' D O N OT STI C K T0 TH E LIPS

i ` Pres.-Cecil Hynes. D . _ '- _ , virr-Pl‘rs.--r'hnnl;- lvilnrliin, vallcyfield. Asslstant- <M1-ss A118051

Sec'y.-Mal'gn.l'et MacPllce

Aftcl' the election nf officers thci

lnfetillg wus brought to a close.

"NowYyYou`ve inlleritrd money. are

YOU 801111; to got yourself some dc- ccnt clothes?" "N0: indeed, I'll get the kind lthc, other women are wearing."

CITY

SCHOOLS A Rnbriowh

, 1 i . A _ C _ _

` . ` 1., lvl rl .

RE`oPEN Exercise will not cause still- mmugh Mt' S§°;‘ff__ on ay

' i b°dY with Mmardys’ the new road under construction be-

' §` ,tween Mt. Stewart and Maple Hill.

' i f " ‘f ”"”"T 9 llllder the supervision of Mr. Philip

“Sept 4th .

Carter’s Bookstore

Always llmdquarters for

i r

School Books and School A Supplies _

A large mnge of W0_RK nooks, scnlnnbans, ax- l-:ncisa nooks; lvwscumn novanaur rims. ri-ans. lNKs, Pancras, ~No'rs BOOKS, the biggest. :took wc have ever carried. <

All scnool. nooks until r

_ 1 1 proportion is wlllill* - |- . . th be

"‘ P'|°°° “W4 W Yunnan r 1 e dofemve ey", ¢h,W¢|, |g`t0ma_Cl'itiTr°\é1§°» Gastritis# R°°h”°”' N' YI' I I pollcylo produce results; and sever- ended and that she has gone to e

- “mumptlon of nn ex- .~1_0n5t\P3_ °n» mmC W AI FOUND IIEIIIEVES I al times in- lntemmtlongi confer- better home. where pain and sorrow

vl amount of Nerve En- lla, and 18 B. general S C ' IN Horn( I)n,L0MACY,. ences when opinions appeared i1-1-- are not knovm, but where joy and,

.gn hgiy 'eerioluly affect the "]1e|mse1-_ econcilable his quiet voice has happiness abound_ ,

1 1- g, mn “"1 gm,||-Q) ibrought agreement merely by sug- Signed .on behalf of the' Angiqi

En .na school. so/mn.

Our B`00IfS'l'0lE open wh my ull a o'cl.ocx hn-

srhml opening was.

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Carter ff Co. D

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FREELAND held their Annual,

Picnic as well as tile 1'0H\llB-Y meet' ing. Twelve members and a large number cf visitors met at the home, of Mrs. Ernest HnrdY`S Summcr home, Sand Hills. Roll Call was ans- wered with "Riddles and Short Stories." A report. of the play held ln, the Hall was elven the proceeds; smhunird fo 51.40. It was moved:

and passed that itll bill be llfild- i

M5511 yoirli manage YOU" I

NARD-5

Ciemments resignation having been accepted.) (Our primary teacher lust. year.)

R. C. Clark, left for Toronto.

nday.

E? °r=

We are glad to see Mr. Jas. Aitken

tile genial and obliging proprietor ol oi tile Savoy Hotel about again aft/cr his recent illness, "For _Jim's a jolly good fellow, and is missed Wh€|\. away or indisposed.

Mr. and Mrs. Holroyd. have re-,

tilrncd to their home in Boston. :~fif.l~ having paid a visit to Mrs. llclroyd’s father Mr. B311. J. Doug-

Ml P A Sully. M P passed

Rapid progress is being made on

Mooney Peakes.

10 for 2.5

THE NEW AND BETTER CIGARETTE BLENDE D FOR MILDNESS

ton Ch.t0wn, Mr. Surette, C. N. R. boy. Thirty years ago he was called LETTERS 0F SYMPATIIY For just :r few respond in kind- And often when the solitude

auditor Eastern Division, Moncton. to Oittawn as technical adviser Loi __ These few we call our friends Brings out our human needs, N. B., Mr Clayton Shaw, and Mr. the Department of Marine andi Tc Ml-_ and Mrs. James Stevenson We fake our frienriship rosary McDonald, Brackley, Rev. Fr. J. Fisheries, he having taken up as a and family. iThey are llic blessing of our lives, And count its precious bcads.

Pile, St. Dunstants, Mr J. M. Egan, hobby the study of fishery prob- ,Dear Fricnds,- i Those cllcscn few we know;

Melrose Mass., Mr. E. Doyle. lems, so important to the people ofi A shorl lime ago we were gricv- ,Through illcm our hopes take ngblh Ono at a time they walk with us

Georgetown, Dr. George Green, D. the Maritime Provinces, and fromied to learn that you had suddenly form And lend a friendly hand D- S~ Chitown. Mr. Jos. McIsaac.‘tha.‘t lime on whenever there has,bcon bereaved by the death of your And by their iaith we grow. Those om-s almrt from all the rest 'I`i'aCHdi€. Mr. and MIS. Jos Mfrlllnl-‘l.'becn a knotty problem to unravel son and brother Lorne. We would The few we understand.

Boston Mr Frank Clark, Dorchest~‘his services have been requlsitioned. ‘endeavouriat this sad time to con-,

er. Minas., Mr. ocstello, Ch’tow11. since 1911 he has been superinten-ivey ‘tc you wr i0v¢ and sincere Mr. Ira Douglas. Ch‘town. MTS- dent of Fisheries, but now as alsympathy.

Campbell, and Mrs. Mclnnis, Easticonsequence of a revival of the: Words of ours may seem futile to. 4..._.__ _......- . . Point M1.-smaryc McDonald.Pan- Fisheries Department-it was apwwuase the heamwhe 01' Iesseen|

1 \ ' V .r At Cl8I'i¢'S Cfmlel” 'W0 large Cul' mure’ Island, J. McDonald.'separate department at Confedem-,thc burden but wc would commend1 _ '| “ i . Ver” have been ‘mt in and the “md Oh'town. lion, but was merged with Marine `Y0\1 I0 OUT H9l1V€l'ilY Father Wi'i0i 0 0 0 e

‘lZF9~‘/Oiled W me new R R °‘°°5sm“ -- -he has been selected to bfyknoweth all our sorrows and whose`

' - sufficien for all our n ds 1 °

’ ` I Whivh has been mid 3-“d.°h° °“l Rapid progress is being made un Depufy Ministex-_ gi-,we is 1 ee _

i L i *_ sf I .4 , 1 sid tin. . isle fivl, onlel 1- _ M.F a h newlll never forsake :hose mana

I N M E N l/Cris 0" me 9 Pu d“!' the SUPUTV il 0 F B or many years r oun as

__ ____ _, “"* S McDonald, Cardigan on the new been an authorny upon 1n1e1-na. trust him but will uphold them by

- H0091” Siu”-“S at me H°wl °V°y' water tank which is being built on 115.11111 gmeries quest1,m5_ He wa., his mighty power,

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Mr Rnd MTS- F'~ I-'~ Ne15°“- SL "°h“' the railroad here for the conven- C

A __ _ _I ,,,,¢N | . , anadian adviser when the pelagic M85’ the blessed 8SSl1rBnCe Of the

'°° - " ' "'°‘ 1 Mr Willard Frank. ChHf11€I""*'*;I';‘_‘;; ience oi’ the engines. There are tenlsewng ,rcmy of 1911 was 11,111.31- Word comfort and cheer you, is the'

MF- E» MCNUW Ml ‘md T5- ” | employed on this job. Mr. Nlel Mc-.¢onS1dem110n; 1, member of 1111.3 wish of your friends, of the Women's|

-~---“_” Donald is employed as cook and thei1n1,m,1110m,1 p15he,.1eS C0mm1s_ Institute of Anglo Rusilco.

"_ [N SIDIOUS

EYE STRAIN

O04-00-90-O-Q

We use this ndleotlve ad-

dwML

Sulfercrs lrom Eyestrnin

may have perfect vision and therefore do not il\lSl>°°\ "W pnlenoe of any _eye defect.

The motive power of tho

entire human organism is Nerve Enerly.

Normal eye. If iii mmiwifvil

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utilise about 20% of this II _ . Nerve sherry. W* "*'°" 5”' LLEVIATES Liver bel;¢nl“IpeD“mndI:;’“:°m°g‘fI‘I'I‘neW*;‘; H; around the fable, either in the me feel confident that you will find

Iwi" l' P"“°"" ' ““""‘ 3 ers Jaundice Chronic h me hm lm werlnwlay for °f individual grievance, of °¢1,,_ grealrornfort mfhe fact that “fi

rl » ° ~ ternallonal differences is e sf earthly sufferinlzs and trials are-

linettoelns cf other ern"

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at the bodylhi P\’°¢|“°° "1 1 FIVE DOIIGTS 011050 N&.1n ,, 101-mu s¢11°°1;estion. Curioush' enough this au- lIR.uatico Women‘s Institute.

health.

HAVE YOUR IT!!

D 0 lxinnrrlo , _ charlmum , iffwi ,I I of mm mmm ___`__.....___ ___._<.¢.__._..._

,. and all good Drunteta 1,1¢n'4, enfrafter graduating fromi MRS. SOLOMON SAYS: FRIENDS '

G. F. Hutcheson .w. MAlu.A1'r sr. co. Lui., nh.. _ -_ .__

J l..¢boneortn,'1‘of`ou?o. won, mm ';T%Ui You cannot blind up the cam- so many people come and.¢:.

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' 0fl0llTI‘l‘ Wwafnunnlmcucmfmmhli* Ml! school which he had attended as a Lnunlty by running the neighbors and there the pleasure ends,

004,...-44-»+¢¢¢0 elm. . Y I

QQ-Q-§4'9'*9'°

l!e'eon\mend¢¢ and sold

nvonas 'onus ‘t.§h.

ber treatment -,`r,‘_.. ,»

men all asree that he is unsurivass- slim. composed of three represent..- Signed on behalf of the Inrrfllrney 1 able in that capitivity. Mr. McDon-‘tives of Canada and um Unned ‘ Mrs Fred Toombs,

aid also has a long €XD¢\'\9l1C0- Uslstates; li member of me inter. Mrs. Edison Rolllngs, hi’ ms °°°k°d 1°’ Years in me national Commission appointed Mrs. James L_ LePa8c.

lumber camps, and certainly knows under ,hc Pacmc halibut treaty, M155 Ella Clark

h0W. ““ :Ind allso a Cmember of the North T M -E -é-I

l- mer can ommittee Fish o rs. rncst u man. _

Mr- Willllm Gfiffiml ha-5 bwgmilnvestigations, which is ‘irllxade upegii Dear Mrs. Bulman.-

a. dwelling house owned by R.. C.,-ep,.e5emar11ves of Canada New. Words fail to express our feeling ' Clark, and moving it on to a. lot hcfoundlandl France and the' Unmd of sympathy fm, you in the loss OI

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MB Pl-“'°h°-Bed fmm Ml* Bm J' States, and coordinates all Atlantic YCUF d9Hl` MUUWV- We realize mat,

Douglas Qlnvestigations by those Govern. _her sicltinessaland suffering lasted for,

_“_” nl:n’:s. a con li d 1

Ml- Bf“¢° M°C°"“°°k ll” "°“U"”1 All through his official life he by he: g:eafm;a:i;>ne‘;Tl‘hzol§>r;;` the l'°5’d°“°° ‘°""‘°|Y °‘”“°d by Mrs' has been a believer in "open dip- of a mother seems hard to bear, but! Joseph Feehan, and ini/ends moving lumacy.. when dmlms enher Wm, since if is Gods will. we must abide; in 5h°\'uY- fellow scientists or with fishermen, by lit and look to him for comfort,

He finds that a quiet discussion frvm wh°m We are assured Oi it Wei

T ' 5`

Because dust blurs the virion. Dust also dime eleg- rriclempe . . . makingitedviul>letou|oB¢|baa Mazda Inside Frosted Lamps which are no easily kept cleaned. _ , III.

much” hu 11511 111, mem, 1°,-m.1|y,thority upon fishery matters is not Mrs. Edison Rollings,

|,,°°¢n1m4_ Wmhm A_ p°und_ who himself much of a fisherman. He Mrs, Fred Toombs, .

hu, 1-eomuy hem Ippoimmi pe- prefers lawn bowling. and, now and Mrs. James L. LePage, "j

` 1, Mmgsu, f p-1,h¢1»1,¢ gg 01- then, golf Miss Ella Clark.

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