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day sufficentfor horses and cattle.

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--pr. _,Alex ~ McNeill, Summerside, was g .passenger by the Empress yes- terday mornliig.J.

-Bev. 0. DeWolte White, Rector ol Bt. Mary’s Church, Surnmerside, was a passenger to Port Hill yesterday.J.

_ -Misa Flosale. Orookett, _Mount Rose. la visiting in Bummerside the guests of Misa Annie Ca1lbeck.J.

-Jas. and Mrs. Clark, Pittsfield, are visiting in ‘Bnmmerslds the guests ol H. C. and Mrs. `Mllls.J.

-Dr. Johnson, Tignislr was a. pas senger ‘by the Empress to -Halifax yesterday. J .

-A. C. Howatt, Tlgnlsh, left by the 'Empress yesterday morning _ to attend the Halifax Exhibition.J.

the Empress yesterday for Sackville

-Bruce Jamieson of Alliston,Mass is visiting in Summerside the guest of his parents Robert and Mrs Jam leson J.

-H Clark Agent, will be glad ti

receive all news, advertising an subscriptions in Alberton and vlcln ity Hia office phone No to 7.

-Miss Sophie Carr, New York,

who has been spending the summer at her home in St. Eleanors left on re- turn yestsrday morning.J.

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-Miss Amy McDonald, New York,

w o has been spending the summer with her parents D. H. and Mrs. Mc- Donald, North Bedeque, left on re

L turn yesterday morning.J.

-'Miss Ruth Mills. New York, wh: as been spending her holidays witl er parents W. B. and Mrs. Mills. . Summerside, left on return yester

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visiting in Summerside the guests n' Mrs. J. W. Callbeclr, nave returned

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-W. J. Gard, Amherst; E. B.Burns, St. -J obri; J. W. Partridge, Charlotte-

3 town: H. E. McKay, Truro; F. Y.. ) Barltonic, Toronto; Andrew Walkett Fred Rogers, Alberton; registered at

the Queen Hotel, Summerside be. tween 7.30 last evening and 7.3¢ last evening and 7.30 the Dreviou; evening.J.

-Dr. Macphall, Cape Breton; A.C. Austin, Cape Breton; A. E. Waters Capo Breton; R. S. Fraser, Boston;C 9~ DRY- Halifax;H. S. Wnnnarnaker Montreal: A. B. McLean. Boston; A Peake. Charlottetown, registered a' the Clifton House, Summerside, be tween 7.30 last night and 7o'cloc‘ the previous night.J.

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'.:We honestly believe that our lin

of chocolates are the most deliciousl- fascinatinz and satisfying chocolate: m“‘7e~ They leave an ‘lrresistiblr longing for "just one more." W: want you to try our chocolates, W. KNOW YOU will like them better tha' .vnu ever liked chocolates beforcf Moir's Elite, Q lb. box 350.; 1 1h box. 60¢. Lirzews. $1 ti box. 'rh- Mcliinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Hts". ' MEt'

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NBW RBHIGUY That Removes Freckles - or Costs Nothing. ,.

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ace,

to try a. new remedy for freckles. with the guarantee of a roiiable dealer that it will not cost you a penny un-1. less it removes the freckles, while ii it 5065 give ‘you a clear complexion, the expense is trifling.

Simply get an ounce of othine- double strength, from The McKinnon' DSU! Co. and one night/s treatment will show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.

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strenth othlne. as this is the only prescription sold under guarantee of YHOUBY back if it fails to remove frcclrlcs.

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-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained, at Lli!erty's Tonsorlal Parlors, Bummerside. -

~millinery work, Apply at once at the oillca of R. T. Holman, Limited.

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_subscribers should renew a week

or 'two f,he,_ time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, alall Pave" I" dll* continueit,-_. uromptiy on s!Dil’! date.

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-mins.-aussie anim-q, agent, in J. J. Jardine'a Bookstore, Water . St, will be glau to roleilve- all. l10Wl. ad- vertising and subscriptions 'in Bum- merslde' land vicinity. Her office phone is 46-1 and residence phone 26, `

HlillL_l`_iiIi|VllSs

The following registered at the Vic-

toria Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.20 last night (after the arrival of the last train) and 11.20 tue pre- .lious night :

Chas E. Reid, Sydney. .

J. A. Cameron, New Glasgow. N. S.

1'. Collings, New Glasgow, N. B.

J. Horne, Wlnalos. -Watson Fyfe, Stanley. _ Dr. A..B. Simpson, Stanley. ~ I. A;. Robertson, Bonshaw. [_ Ri Friedman, Montreal.

All E; Reddln, Quebec City. ’

8. McDonald, Vernon River.

\i. Kenney, Vernon River. l. A.'<Bain, Sussex, N. B.

W. Anderson, Amherst, N. B.

<‘. Smith. Amherst, N. B. ‘vi. Blanchard, Rusticoville. 'L W. McCarthy, Toronto.

.Vlrs.»D. 0'Brlen, Port Hawkesbury,

N, S.

D. O'Brlcn, Port Hawkesbury, N.S. Wm Halliwell, Spritigton. . 'Fred Halliwell, Sptington. 'From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) ir. MePhail, Whycocomagh, C. B. 1.. E. Waters, Wh cocomagh, C. H. _ A. Austen, Wh;cocomrrgh, C. B.

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\lrs. D. W. McKenzie, New York. David W. McKenlie, New~Yor .

Vliss Mi Moore, lllldon. Miss E. M. Mclieirsie, New York. Claude Wyle, Boston.

Lowell, Mass.

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at the between arrival `

the pre-"

The following registered Queen Hotel, Charlottetown \_0.20 last night (after the if the last train) and‘1l.20

fious night : _ '

V. -W. Haywood, _Vancouvsr. R. E. McLean, _Bouris. - A. B. McLean, Boston. l James Tamlyn, Bummerside. '}. A. Forbes 'and wife, Ecw

\`. V. Trebell, Toronto.

“{. Laing, Toronto.

Q. S. MacKay, Peterborough.

E. W. McLean, Toronto.

Bartley, Montreal. ’McKenzie,St. John.

Kieliy, Boston.

J. Currie, Cambridge.

vlrs. J. J. Currie, Cambridge.

John B. Currie, Cam-bridge. f From Ycsterday's Evening Guardian) I. P. Murray, Mt. Stewart.

E. Bailey, New York.

`Mrs_ S. Bong, New York. '~I. H. Courtney, Halifax.

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The following registered at the levere Hotel, Charlottetown, between l 10.20 last night (after the arrival of the last train) and 11.20 tne pro- vious night :

f.. Wood, Mt. Herbert. I, A. Brennan, Pictou. C. L. and Mrs. Grant, Charlotte-

town. .

L. A. Howse, Boston. trthur Leger, Salem.

\mos Stillman, Salem. V Mrs. James J. Moore, New Bedford.

Mrs. G. R. Logan, Chatham.

Mrs. H. R. Logan, Fredericton.

.I. S. Perry, Summerside. (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) Alfred and Mrs. Cook, Boston.

,Mrs. J. W. Frost, Newton, Mass.

Miss E. Frost, Newton, Mass. Miss D. Frost, Newton, Mass. J. P. Hunter and wife, Philadelphia. ‘J. J. McDougall, Glace Bay.

KING FORGETS HIS INGOGNITO.

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BERLIN, Sept; 9-A pretty little'

narrative af how the King of Bulga- ria, who was recently staying at the Hungarian spa, .Postyen, surrendered to .e little boy the ineognito which he .had ieelously preserved .before everyone else, has come to public, knowledge. ,Tho king _had arrived at thehotel under the ,name of Count von Mur,- any. Although he was recognized hy the hotel odlcials and.by many of the Quests, _no one dared to show the, fact openly. In the hotel, however, were a lady and her seven-year-old son, the latter an active collector of waiitograplrs. ,_ _ ._ _ _ _ _ Hearing the story in the hotel ab- outlthe idcntitypol-the new guest,ar;_d oindeterred _hy etiquette. the boy "waited in'the'iral~l until Count von Mllrany, next Billed through. and When, going up to him with his book, .sold : .Please Count. will you wrlte» »vour'real nameirhere: .not _ your .eount name. but vour king-name. I have .got a lot of slenaturss already.. ibut I should like to have the nameof _a. king, 'toor Vi Weil, ,|'e|>lled. ths..count, .we__ .must- .seswrhat can be-done. and. taking the hook away with him. the king-aontit

fl_\%ck a few minutes later by the hand _q an (quarry .wltinlils royal signa- lture written for,rnaliy and without fdilguile. - Q. On thsnmprning . _of -the .klng's.tle- morturs .tire rboy showed~.his .gratitude W l>l‘5Wl1¢il_1k at \»9W\\1_¢ ol. _flowers einer. in.»e¢d~piekse~nim¢'slr. ln. rs- he received a few davs ister A

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PRINCE ARTHUR.

TOKIO, September 9-The first

special envoy to the funeral of the late 'Emperor Mutsuhito to reach Ja- pan arrived at Tokio this _evening in the person of United States Secretary ol State Knox, who was accompanied by Mrs. Knox and a suite, including Rainsford Miller. chief of the far eastern division of the state depart- ment. Tht`i"Amerlcans were given a 'most cordial reception. The wel- coming party was headed by Prince Tokugawa, representing Yoshitito. _ Prince Henry ol Prussia, the 'repre- seiitative of Emperor William at thc funeral ofthe late Japanese emperor will arrive here tomorrow. Prince Arthur of Connaught, the son of the _governor general of Canada, whb" will represent 'King George at the funeral ceremony and who later will present to Emperor Yoshihito, the order of the garter, bestowed on the new Jap- anese ruler by King George, will reach Tokio on September 11th.~ Prince Arthuryof Connaught and

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FORGET RETIRES .

MONTREAL. September 9-It was

announced today that Sir Rudolph Forget has retired from the board of Wayagamack Pulp and Paper com- pany. ~

The resignation of Sir Rodolph, it

was stated, was handed in several weeks ago, but no formal announce- ment of his retirement has yet been made by either side.

It is understood that a difference

of opinion was the cause of his with- drawal, .anal that a considerable block

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EMPEROR WILL MEET Prince Henry of Prussia will be met of the stock has been marketed since.

The East Canada Power and Pulp

Company is said to have been the hone of contention among the mem- bers ol the hoard, one side favoring a merger between the two industries and the other faction successfully op- posing the move.

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CLIFFORD SIFTON’S

FATHER IS ILL.

WINNIPEG, Sept. 9-Hon. C. W..

Silton, of Winnipeg, who has been ill for some time, 'has taken a turn for the worst. I-lon, Clifford Slfton, has son, and Premier Sifton, of Alberta., have been summoned by wlro. ' '

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Excursions four days each week.

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S. S. ii“tl=i'iilllil, Single Fire

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Every Tuesday at 3 p. m. to~‘0i'weli, return fare 25 cents.

Every Thursday at 3 p. rn. to Victoria, return fare 4': cents. `Evsry Friday at _1 p. m. lo East River, return fare zo cents. Every Saturday at 3..p_ m. to “Vest River, return are 20 cents.

All of above alll rd a most delightful aft-'ernoon's outing at very small cost `

criown islam ling. co. wharf

The Best Yet

l-` -r *Imsc who delight in shoes tha mow their individuality, there is a rraat in store at our shop. 'l`hs.new ni dels thatwc are showin§'f`or fall near are without doubt. the il--4| hive ever been-shown-in

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Hcn’s $4.00, '$4.50,$5.d0

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A valuable farm for 'sale at McNeill' ‘Mills Slalioif, Comprising jr r acres *fit si good set of buildings, 7`o,xcres ofWhiU _ is cleared and in good state of cirltivatlom balance covered wiih ga ,good gréidll uard and -`\'_s_of`t wood with an excellill

petty _is nicely situated. fron iw; on the N orth Junction road and -near railway. station, sclllgol, churches, _ch'aeee`f»\cl-0f.'1_i etc. In add lion ‘to this I. have 50 MBP* at West Devon l will sell.;-, Fm' |7ll'\i¢\l\

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