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N0 SOOT and very little ASHES. '

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§ S. Eiti‘lilIlil,i Sintile Fare

Excursions four days each week.

Every Tuesday at _| p. ni. to Orwell, retum fare 15 cents.

Rvsry Thorn-rifu at _; p m. to \'ict|»ria, return fare 40 cent!-

Every Fridty ..\ _\ 3 - n. m. to East R|v_¢r, return fare ao cents. Every Sato nay ..\ 3 Jo p. m. to West River, return fare Io cents.

i All oi' above aff. -ri 4 rn ut`doIighli'ul aft-\rnnon's outing at very small cost

clrllrwit steam Navy. co. Winn

_ Phone 235.

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Mr. F arnter, Don’t Do The

Work An Ideal Can Do ,

QUICKER and BETTER

, 'I`nerc’,- no need of you slaving away the better -'rut people or Bethel, P. E. I.,

part of a life time when an Ideal engine c-in do tlie work quicker, better and more economical.

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of every purpose and for attending to the ordinary ~

every diy chores more than pays for itself scores of 1,,

times over. `

your grain, pump water,

you the modern conveniences ol running water and electricity in your home. Free citalog on request.

Bruce Stewart £5’ Co Ltd '

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iight your fires rind give I.

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fharlolletown P. E. '

The ldeauty of Crown and Country

Depends

on Paint g

Prepsircd Paints are Gaining Ground .

People are hernming rtinvinccd that il pays them io buy prepared paint rat

than to trust to lhc painter to mix it up.

The Sherwin Williams Mixt d Paint covers most, looks best, nears longest mos

econ ,-mical.

SOLD BY

S. W. CRABBE. '

i Agent for S. W P. Paints

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Ons uni per word firai insertion in this column, haIl:eenl per word for each emtinuaiion. Cash must accompany order and five per cent dis- count allowed- Minimum charge Twenty-five cents.

ig oUARDlAN CLASSIFIED Aus

hit

`-Profedor 0. J. Mcllfllsn of Mo- Gill University is visiting in Alber-

g ton for a fsw days.-A.

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-The dental olics of Leard & Mc Murdo, Kensington, will be closed Thursday Aug. 89.

-The Goo. E. Brown Fur Farming

Co., Ltd., of Margate has l>l'0¢\\l°0\i some valuable black foxes to put in their ranch this fall.

-Mrs. K. F. Ellis returned to

Bummersids Saturday morning after spsudin) a pleasant holiday with friends in Kensington.

-Professor J. A. Murphy of the Prince of Wales College was in Alber- tnn ovsfr Sunday renewing old sc- qnaintances. He returned yesterday morning.-A.

-Miss Leatch and Miss Jones

have returned to Moncton sftsr spending a few weeks in Alberton tha guests of Rev. H. S. B. and Mrs. Strotho.f`t‘l.-A.

_ -Before Btipendisry Wright at Al- berton on Monday Mrs. E. J. Larkin was fined $100 and costs for viola- tion of the Prohibition Act. The case ,was conducted by Prosecutor Phil- lips.-A. _

-Jack McLeod of R. 'l‘. Holman,

iLimited, Summerside. rode to Alber- 'ton lest Friday on his bicycle and after spending a few days with his relatives, James end Mrs. McLeod, returned to Summerside hy train.-A.

.were shocked and saddened when word came that Mary, beloved child lof George and Millie Dormllle, had massed away from her happy earthly lihome. Little Mary was a regular at- itendant at the Sunday School and

'only five years old she was thought~ *ful and helpful to others. Her pure land unselfish spirit made her greatly 'he!oved. After n brief illness, orr,Aug '12_th. she was taken away to bs with

“safe in the arms of Jesus." Much sympathy is felt for the sorrowing

_ _ ;"‘thc Saviour she loved, to be forever

Let the Ideal saw your wood, grind feed ihresh

parents and little sister, who are so bereft. We commend them to the God of all comfort.-Com.

-Rev. George Millar and Mrs. Mil-

lar, Alberton, left yesterday morning on a month's visit to Rev. W.A. and Mrs. McKay, Blackwater Junction, Ont. Owing to Mr. Millnr's absence there will be no preaching in the ‘Presbyterian Church, Alberton, on Sunday next. Ou the following Sun- day llov. l-I. S. B. Strothard will conduct the morning service. There will be no service in the evening. On Sunday, the 15th Sept., Rev. T. F. Fullerton will conduct both services. 'On Sept. the 22nd Rev. Dr. Fraser of Charleston, South Carolina, will conduct the morning service and in the evening of Sunday, the 29th Sept., the service will be conducted by Rev. J. H. Mol-iattlc of Mont- rose.-A.

-The pianoforts recital given in

Alberton Hall, on Friday night, 'hy F. T. Watkis, assisted by Miss Blan- chard, contralto, and Mr. Ritchie, tenor, was well attended and was in- deed a rare musical treat. Never be- fore has an Alberton audience been given an opportunity of hearing a

pianist of Mr. Wgtkis' nttainments. His artistic render ng of the various piano numbers was a pleasure to the musical lovers who heard him. It is to he regretted, however, that 9, finer instrument could not have been ob-

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Ahl'.Nl.~» WANTILD

LOCAL AGENT WAN'l`l‘JlJ sun Charlottetown 'sud Queens Co., to .sell our high class Fruit Troon and General Nurssry Stock. Large list

V of commsrcial and domestic varie-

ties sigtahle for culture ln Prince Edwar Isla.nd.Good pay, Free Out- fit. 'Exclusive Territory, Write for plrtiwlars. _ stone .lr Wellinzwn. The Tonthili Nurssriss. (Establish- -ed .1sl'1,), ontario.. ,

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' ' AKDLUS WANILD

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cnr,fF1.,EsiN uoanunus CAN nn V comfortably accommodated at Mrs.

A|tksn's ‘FIB Queen St.

8-27M3ipd.

WANTED soannnns A1' 15s KENT ,»Sl.. Propristrsss, Mrs. George Doug-

, . ,I lass. » V 8-22M6iPd.

£ ' "`°_’l5_\£%_!!|_3_|;!’;____ __ w.A*N‘l"Ei3*A'1' onion-ooMPn'rnN'r fssrvant. No washing. Good wag- `~es. Apply at 82 Weymouth Bt.

s»z'lm1wpa.

`\"vAN'Fls”r>. A Marv ron GENERAL housework. Must .be able to do

F*`i.7T. *- " plain cooking. Rofersnces required.

'Good wages. .Apply to Mrs. Bruce

_=sttw£+., 14 water st. s-zrnmti. _if-.‘,' , WANTED, A emi. ron. onNnnA1.

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_...safe _,Lyn-.r-

§‘ . , worli one who understands '» -- n coo ing prefsrrsd. Apply to

V . rl. 0» limo.. |79 Rlchrsriiaxid

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' °ill2s`-'-7i¥o -souNn"voum- ,_ . . B., advertising course,

if if . `

%f:iT:i_i' it 'link hi" »~ "‘“‘b‘° Dolan" , ii ' ‘

'_ stnnustbookostha

, clean nstsnttsd almost

'il'»i"` V 1` ` 'Y ' I I ,j,;f§ if A . . ._ __ , to seine at tt. aa- : l _ £5. _ _ _.r . _ . y_ _ _ _ _ | | _ i _ A t. 1- l' " ws lin. Gill-liwbb Womb. I4 i-_'___ [_ “~ *__ IH; 0;” \|l’ldQ

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l\| M Q illllflbnil, ‘» p°illlOl'¢ Aflbtlbl- s_ G.||.”t' B , '_l“‘ nh dmreh.' H. fn*

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FW 'HA ARES IN A Fila e' “D ' I .u ‘L "~“.`_

lil f. ill'

In Parlor. D _gas _ -Room and itshen furniture.

af zsnnins ldnlld bud block fnttl,

FOR SALE, COTTAGE CONTAIN-

ing 6 rooms, also coach house. Ap- ply to Mrs. Margaret Green 57 Up-

nograph, combination typo, plays and 4 minute records, also 70 fou

minute records, all in good co

case, (capacity 60 records) hsdn

horn. This is a splendid chance fb

n choice collection of good records iso caan. apply ,'aavu-tisor, Grunge.

ian. B-9l/(gf

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between Hillsboro and Powntl. Finder appl to 131 Hillsboro S`

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MISCELLANEOUS `

Norton,-Miss ANGELINE on

.li-

isky and Miss Laura White will open n dress-making establilhmsnt

_per__Q2cn St. f ll-22M1wpd. FOR SALE,-EDISON HOME PH()-

minuts records, 1 grand opclia

four-minute record and 34 twg-

ditiou-popular selections. With this outfit is ,, hand-made can-yldg

ing tubes and hand-painted flower

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anyone to get s. :good machine and outfit costs $120 oo will sau oi

tained for Mr. Watkis’ performance; but the beautiful singing quality of tone brought out in the exquisite "Adagio Cantablls" of the Beethoven "Sonata Pathetique" shows what would have -been accomplished, had R Piano worthy oi Mr. Watkis' ability

been at his disposal. “Caprice H

ip-

pique" by Stsrnberg was perhaps most appreciated by the audience; the rapid tempo, the catching rhythm, and the wonderful clearness of tons brought out, were delightful indeed. The vocal numbers were well receiv» cd, as was evidenced by the cncores. Miss Blanchard possesses a clear, strong contralto voice, which appear- ed at its best in "Cnrissima." Mr. Ritchie's voice is a tenor of superior quality. His rendering of the beau- tiful song "I Hear You Calling Me" charmed the audience, and showed his frroat natural gift of interpretation. "Mary" wan also very sweetly rend- ~rrd by Mr. Ritchie. The duet "Hunt- ing Tower" would have been more cnjoyed had the singers been ,perfect- lv familiar with ths'words of this old Flcntch song. It is n matter of regret that the people nf.-Alberton have not more opportunities of hear- ing good music. Such’ as they warn favored with on Friday evening cer- tainly tends to create n taste for it. -Com.

at -109 Pownal St on September first. These ladies come from Bos- f ton and are well fitted to under-

forgdvert g in this column Cash must accompany order, and Ms PSI esnt _discount allowed. Minimum charge _twenty-hvs cents.

_-'rhs Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtainsdi at Lsffcrty's Tonsorial Parlors, B mmerside.

-House and lot for sale in Bum-

mersids, also two vacant lots, Bar- gains. ‘Easy ternis. Apply A. A. Le- furgey. ' 8-12Mtf

_-H. can-it, agent. mu be glad to roosivs all znews. advertising and subscriptions in Albcrton and Vi¢il\~ ity. His office phono No. in 7.

-Subscnibers should renew a week or two bsfore.the time ther' \1l»"° paid forhas expired and thus not mjss an issue, as all papers are dis- continued uromptly on expiry dats.

-Miss Bessie Alward, agent, ln J.

C. Jardins's Bookstore, Water St, will be glad to receive all news, ad- vertising and subscriptions in Suni- msrdds and vicinity. Her office phone is 45-1 and rosidsnce phone

(From Yssterdayfs Evening Guardian)

-A large congregation was present

nt the concluding services of the 'J u- bilee of the Summcrside Presbyterian ‘Church yesterday.-J.

-Senator and Mrs. Judson, of the

State of Vermont, who have been sponding several weeks. in.Summer- side, left yesterday morning for their home.-J.

-Rav. Dr. McKinnon, Prln. of Pins

Hill College, Halifax, and Rev. T. F. Fullerton of Charlottetown, who have been attending the Jubilee services of tha Summersids Presbyterian Church, left this morning for Charlottetown. -J _ ,

::'f'he Rexall Tooth Brush iills the

latest laws of hygiene. It hasa per- forated back that keeps it sanitary at all times and with the curved handle and irregular brush- surface enables the user to clean every tooth -especially the back ones. Each 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

FLOODS GROWING.

(Canadian Press.) LONDON, Aug. 27-The iiood situ- ation in England is worse. Six inches of rain fell yesterday and still fall-

ig today.m _

Dr. M,oroe’o ,‘ , indian Root Pills

are ot n new and untried remedy- ourrgrandfathers used them. Hs f I century ago, before Confederation, they were on sale in nearly every drug or general store in the Canada of that day, and were the recognwed_cur_s in thousands of homes for Constipation. lndi cation, Biliouanel,Rheumatism and I(idney and Liver Troubles. To- day they _are just as edectlye. ill!! I9 reliable as ever, _and nothing better has yet been devised to 9

Cure Common ills

A -Great

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.. is You navsguofr AL1>DfE.D one on moss

~.- of each to your collection you sim ly bsvinvi-',1l¢¢I\»

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A DESPONDENT MAN BUICIDES.

(Canadian Press.)

VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 27--John

Ross, painter, hanged himself with a clothes line in the woodshed at the rear oi his home yesterday. His (H186 arrest some months ago on a charge of indecent behaviour towards a school-girl had preyed upon his

miud.m r ~

~ could resist if-Hereore just slrlfew fii»¢_=l!» - _ __ _f ‘ erial of which, seasonable, waists are made is xgclnded

lifts. Yank fi ro” wif I

'| s,f¢¢;..zt,. pfrseaiéfaseni s;5uk<'|

them, for they represent values no _falysvoniyn

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Evefy 1341

'.< in this showing-si1lr,.i;hiEon; net, 'voile",' baiiste, ling- '_~ erie cloth, msrqueset],g ,sudlswn with a showing 1- of wash silk,= chinisy pisssalines, shantungs etc. '.4 This is aclesrance ofthe' sainplesof the largest Can- , “dim mannfgctufer ;;_ No' two alike seethem to-day.

Prot”os*éiBrosfLtd.

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“GQOD” .is right. Pure chocolate, pure milk sndpure siigairr-,that's what Maple Buds src_. :I`hey’re ng; only good tp the ltsste-they’re nourishmi ind ` wholesome. The children may eat ell they went- Mapis‘_Buds satisfy their c_rsv_ing for _sweets Bild if ihs,gp_ine time build _up theirlmle bodies. _

_Buy"M_sple Buds at your grocery. Teach the ¢=h1l¢ll'¢l'l

to spend their pennies for these wholesome sweets.

Look for the Name.

They re not Maple

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THB COWAN C0. Limited

Toronto. Ont.

nnwAN’S ._lt_ _£0115

unless they’re Cowan’s

Boys!

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Buds

DETAILS LACKING. MLONDON, Aug. 26-Archdcacon Madden in a speech at Bridlington, quotes one of the officers of. the steamship Msuretania as saying that when this steamer was crossing the Atlantic his attention was attracted ons night bv a woman singing on the water. He stopped the engines and called the captain. Nothing could be a boat was low

rowed in the direction af the voice. The woman was singing -“Jesusi~'L0v- er of My Soul." The sailors found the woman with a child in her arm! tied to a raft.

She had been singingths hymn in

prayer, as she was convinced there was no hope of herself and child bc- ing saved. She was taken aboard the steamship. The dats of this alleged occurrence

is not mentioned

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enjoyment.

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It’s becoming the Canadian national

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First they buy

it by the` paCii€1S@-

Then they

BUY IT,

BY THE

It costs less-roi any dealer.

'1'ne_.ren`+esnisg, coo1ing,_soofhins. rttlxtt-1l¢@liitlice,i__tfi»,¢`nefilins _ almost everyone. almostjeveijywhere in tl1eL__:_lJ.t>;,l1iiii°1l- -,Teeth are beihg brishtenell Md .prescrvsdl`- 8ilP°__flf§S 8,l,1_l\’P°11¢d` -digestions the illlce.

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Purity your breath o__f';ftohacco and other odors before kissing your little onesf; Take them this inexpensive goody

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BOY WANTED, A SMART BOY

about 16 years of age is wanted at Csrt.er's Bookstore, to work in store. ____ ______ 8-21M3i.

APPRENTICE WANTED IN BOILEJ shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart & C0. , , x|f1‘Nf.f. rsacarns warren _

'rlllE§iR WANTED FOR PINS-

vulq .sc\n'»i, District No. -no, Pr-ities County. Supplement $40.00. French teacher pr-starred or one that een teach both languages .1

take their work. 8-26M8lpd. " _ I ~= -

Y I l l/dll] ililé Fflflli

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A valuable farm for sale at McNc`ill's

tfills Station, Ctmprislns an acres with \ good set of buildings, 7.: acres of wliic \__ -s cleared and in [UPG l\_l_l\¢ nf ¢`“l¢iVIliUDr balance covered iith I 'gilt 'gravdh hvd and nofl wood with ati"¢scellen, *rush for fox' (arming. The ahah pro-_

cevty is nicely situated. fronting on tho Nforth Junction road and near railway

tt West even wa se ot-pa

um ana mmm stock, positive wlwrsm, rosmos As n»mnrT |-f»~r~rlr°°. I, »

lyputn me sroponnsn yet osmd. grspnu- and rmmu., nf., l ’ 1-1- ‘Fr *ll-lv' for full information apply in per- years' experience. Good rsfiroaess. 5_5” ‘ "'° 'M7'

son or writes. A, utnoaaia. Ch'-~ Anvlr "st»ao¢rapn¢r," sox, mm ""' _ V . TWU. _ _ 'l-wld. flsorgstawu..£.l.L--I-Billion. 'L ‘

' that gives greatest ,ands continuous benefits.

Every stick benefits-the habit bendfitsmore. `

_Looktorthospear

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Made in Cramda »

WI. Wrigley Jr. C04 Ltd.

' 1 scott street. Torontg, Ontario

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