9.71911. y r t "'ras1..vrms-r News THE CHIKERLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN »' rmsfr or au." ' ‘ PAGE , '

extra half cent will buy '

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DNT 'mv ro stvt Montv av

bulflni l0w grade codee. An

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Pacnso I AND TWO

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or cent I day

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and you will know the exquisite flavor of the

Extent co flee obtainable.

sANaonnl MONTREAL

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Souvenir .

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W1-_ nrt- »hf.wi.~g 1- nfntnifht ..».=..r1.1n<nt nr fwnnifltr-

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Jewelry

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""" h."”' 9|““""" lm' P"". \ nli` link-\ elf. with K hnrlolle

tuwn Cieit nnd l’. I-I.

They are null worth in-.1~11\g.

l. Ctmtuf mms in vztriens cnloringa

W- W. _Welln`er, _I eiueler. j

Geta Group Photo oi

the Family "

A goid gfoup photo will make a

splendid souvenir ol a family re

union Our work is superior, prices i*

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moderate. Call in and see samples f`

These plough boots

vmrmum wwmufmuvsuvm 1 are thc favorites with all

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. farmers. They bear the

ft imprint of the Amherst

,tj ‘ Boot and Shoe Company

Afloat fund' to ,arrive per ‘

Schooners “Damiett:t" and

johnnntt” and "Ann j. Train- l or" rz_oo"I`ons best quality

Hard Coal in Egg, Stove and ,; Chestnut Sizes.

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Cttstomers would do well to

hcok their orders. so as to have their Coal delivere

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whilst vessels are diseltarg- 1

ing., _ `

C. ,Lyons Qi' Co'

Furniture Sale

7-..._

~ --thehall mark for ex-

pert wor kmanship and strong, highest grade materials. f

They are nmcle in a wide 3.

coutfortable last, are c-nsy l to the feet nmlns strong , servicutble and lasting as 1 tlte most critlctl conltl want. il

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C000 light weight, all siz S 1 ......;|so l, ' Heavier stock... . . . .Sl 'I5 t.

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Very l1cavy...... ....352

Soft and Easy boots madel in chrome kip.......... $2- .

l\-leunonite grain in black and ton, sewn .hy the Good - ,‘ ,Yenr pr. cess, high grude shoe, , nil sizes ..............$3.5o1

Alley 8? Co 1

135 Queen Street. l

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loo pit-ces ofltraudnetv furniture,

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cousisttngoftliessers ut $5.90 up ` conlumtlt s nt 2.75, siflehonrds from to 511, sofas from 575. kitchen chairs 45c,kitcb n tables 4.74, din iug~roo'n\ tuhles 6.oo.l>etlroom tables -' goo, pat‘lorltal»le\t 2 oo, iron be1,i~ ,

Lime Juice

just received another _ship-

2.5o,mattres~es 2.311, lcd springs nie", of sovnemn and Mom.

2.25. parlor suits, 11; 75, (5 pieces) wicker 'chnlrs 2 oo, lawn chnirs * 1.20. llrusfn-iscnrtet 75c, tapestry carpet 42c, straw matting gc. hemn sfalrcatpf-t oc, Scotch und union

lml.lME JUICE

squares 4 75. tapestry squares Sovereign m |5 and 25¢¢ut5

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per bottle '

` ‘It ontsetrat 43 a n d 75 CSUYS

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H ave YUUT Home iilieliiriajiltifivgtler iitside lgpmiix.

Guard your home and

family against the cold weath-

iugsystem installed. Thejac- ket and prescmre value system of heating me two of the most satisfactory, efficient and economical systems known to

tltehultlng world:

' ‘ I have had nearly thirty

_wars exoérience ln this lin l~ oess and ltunw that l can-give yoti~'the best satisfaction Call, I write or phone 394 J for ` prices and testimonials.

Jas. A Mclfachern _ |24 Qrent George St.

Coal Coal

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Tho Sfhooner Levi S. Amirshs will he ue liorealiotit Ang. 15th with n emi” ol' moo l`t\¢`io'i`|`,\`ha.\‘olebr1|i`ed Lackawanna Attthrlolts Cost in Stove and Chestnut * lime.-this in din uma qmttny of cbll. which gan ouc11~|mo¢l satisfaction lint mun.~1. .» - »

Particle 1~éc]`ulrin`g Hard Coal are re

‘lumen tnhoou thnirurdem in mica and °|¢i\\dl avian e to inks delivery while veual is dtoegarlitig when prices are owen, 1 3 __ _

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Heated Pf°Pef'vi stirs;“.L;f.‘.i;’g;t.;;§2::.:i;°:.

a healthy and invigorating

er by ,lmvinu one of mv heat- Sltlnmer beverage.

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WQHIRLOTTETUWN Il'lD- ELSEWHERE i

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was a passenger west from Char-

. pa.

anger from Charlottetown, returning

',¢°-Mr h°m'v in Wdltnstvu- . mrs. w. H. scene, tm on Monday

_ *"'- for 5 visit to Kensington, P. E. I.-

Mra. Jane McCormick, of Lesdvllle, Amherst Exe.

Colorado, in visiting her daughter, ~ ~

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H. H. Brown and J. G. Jamieson. in

Charlottetown, were passengers re-

ing. ` W_

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niece left today for a; tour nf P. E. lot island.-Amherst Exe. ,

At tho Charlottltown Police Court fro

ure of his person.

G M0l‘l‘lB8y. who has been s endin E

returned this week- to Cllarlottetown. .

ing in Charlottetown, went to Sum- Fld

nt I0 0'clock tor St. Dunstan‘s lu Cathedral, thence to the cemetery. ed

J W Kenna of the Boston Amari ll

for repairs and the services will be iS

interests of tho fox farming industry “ll factor.-Exc. U"

welcome back, and he was offefred an th

the Island capital Mrs Wright who 0,. accompanied Prot.` Wright, will re- m main for a few weeks longer.-Am.her- pa

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'1‘l1e.death of Frank, the ten your an

91 P‘ ~'

shire. on July 31. He was the only Ht son, in exceptionally bright, mature

It pays to buy in this Province. ‘(From -Yssterday's Evening Guardian)

(From Ye¢terdsy's Evening Guardian) Miss L. Knight, Souris, was n pas- ` ‘ °-'~ longer to Charlottetown this morn- Hoh. J. W. Rlohhrdl, Bideford, },||g_ _

lottetown this morning. A. Wright, Charlottetown, was at

Miss. Winnie Barlow was s passen- ing. -

Mrn..George Vickorson, North Itlver. Cecil Hicks, ot the Bank of Nova

WPI-lin! fl”0l11 H6116 River this morn- F. R. O’Brlon. Charlottetown, and

visit

G. W. Olaud, Halifax, was s Pass- ` ‘ _"___,

Cutler 1'¢f»\1l‘l1ll18 fr0m Charlottetown liz. and Mrs. King, Petitcodiac, N. by the Northumberland this morn- B., are spending 3 month camping at ins- na-nicer, P. E. Island.-lm.

Pr- W- Plewson. accompanied by Mrs. H. P. nnchemtn and children. Mil G- K- f-»l1BI'mt\ll Mid his littllt have returned from a. visit to Char-

"-* l' Mrs. J. Mel). Cooke hus returned

this morning Bam Donovan was fin- she visited friends for the past tw.-1 ed $1 or .i days for indecent upon- weeks..-Moncton Exe.

--- - _ Mrs. Coffin, of Charlottetown, P.

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N12 Dt1Bl'» mouth at Point du.tJhene, few weevs at Brule, the guest of her the guest of his friend, Jack Walker, sister, Mrs. H. H. Schaeffer.-Exe.

hir. and Mrs. Rolf and :laughter

H. B. C. and Mrs. McKee and child of California, who have been visiting

of St.. John. who have been holiday- rclntives in Shediac and on Prince

mersldo for a short visit yesterday. -Exe.

The funeral of the late Mrs. R. F. Mrs. Dr. Palmer, Coleman, P. E.I.,

Maddlgan will leave. the house, 39 and Mrs. (7. R. Lldstone, Tyne Val-

Grt-lfton Street, tomorrow morning ll=Y. P. ,lil l., who have boon visiting

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can, who has been spending a plana- family left on Saturday for Frederic- ant holiday ln Montague and vicinity lift-'11 l’~ E- I-1 Where N155’ Wlll Bill*-“fl leaves tomorrow on the S. S. A. W. Home time at Mr. Cutcliflefs old Parry on return to Boston. home.-Amherst Exe.

Orwell Head Church has been closed Mrs. A. W. Seaman, of Riversidey

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held in the Orange Hull Ui at 11 Marshall.-Sa1.-kvllle Exe. 'Both Mrs

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a.m. and in Ht. Antlrcwht Church, Or- Sfllfflufl M15 MPS. Marshall are well well, at 3 p.n._ _ known in Charlottet .

J. O. Mclienflrick, of P. E. Island, C' I" "'”d'Mr.s~ Marti" left fm T“¢l"“

silent a, few days in Port Elgin, N. d"~V l°", -Sydllel’ “’h°l‘@ *hey Will Sllentl B., last week. He came here in the 5 “'e“k” holiday' th" gllestl’ Ul A'3~

of which business he in at prominent h°'“"' they ‘ml "‘l’°“‘l 9- f'3“' llllyfl

Prof. Wright returned on Monday gtnta and fresh chocolates We always

from .his three weeks holidays trip ca,-ry 5 lnrge stock of the best in to Charlottetown. His many old hw.) . I ' friends in that city gave him a warm gvigl grade “sem but specialize 0"

organistship if he would remain at Bfy are “nmmuuy good comectlous'

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old son of Stephen and Mrs. Ack- lb. box tiiic. The McKinnon Drug land, occurred at their hom Ham <"o., corner Great George and Kent

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slengar to Bummerslde this morn-

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otia stuff. in spending a vacation P. E. Island.

'l‘. Anderson, Moroll, were recent ora to Bt. John.

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tstown, P. E. I.-Sydney Exo.

m Charlottetown, P. E. I., where

I., has been spending the past

ward Island, left town this week,

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bytllleli und vicinity, have return- ome.-Sydney Exc.

Iurdoch and Mrs Cutclitl

isiting her mother, Mm. Thom,”

_own ) _

I Mrs. Curry. Before retttruiug

tring P. E. Island.-Amherst. Exe.

"I`heré’s a hig difference between

ir's because we know that for price

special arrangement with the mak- we are supplied with a fresh ship-

:nt each week and guarantee every okage that leaves our store to be t more than one weak old. Elite res, assorted mixtures, hard, nut. 'I fruit centres. it lb. box 351;. 1

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boy. The funeral from the house on Friday, Ang. 2nd, was a remarkably large one, probably 200 relatives land friends showing in this way sym- -' nnthy and respect for the manly qualities of the deceased. '

It has been decided by the Orange-

men ol New Brunswick to erect a monument ln memory of thc late Dr. A. W. MacRa.c, B. C. L., K.U., who died about two yearatago while he was ~holdiug the office of 'Grand Muster of the Orange Lodge in New Brunswick. A costly monument has been secured ‘fro`r:n`Bcotland and will be unveiled on Labor Day. The pedes- tol is of the best Sicilian marble, carved and worked by Dodd & Son of Glasgow, Scotland, and in of the same grade of material, and was hewn from the same quarry as the base of the monument recently erect- ed to the memory of Q.-.teen Victoria in` Parliament square. London. Mounted on the pedestal is a winged Hope. The bane- is handsomely en- graved and bears a memorial inscrib- tlon. The raining of the monument has just ,been comnleted by Robert Maxwell. At 2.30 o'clocl¢» on the af~ ternoon of Labor Day the unveiling will take place, when Grand Master Rev. H. E. Thomas. formerly of Charlottetown. Hon, William Pugs- ley, Judge Mckeown, J. B. M. Bax-_ ter, M. P. P., Attorney General Grimmer and many other prominent. 1 members of the Orange Order will ' take part.

:zilolgatcs Tooth Powder or Paste

ll the witolesclence of tooth sound- ness, motttlrotaanssa and wlxite.t¢¢l»l1 put into a dsutrfllce-Tho Ingredients of than ttrafarattons that produce auch white teeth also give it the WW' er to nvsr come Aeidtty in the mouth -It leaves a fresh mate. because it leaves a clean mouth-_-251: tubs. F1, A. Foster- Central hritgotore.

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The Girl Sheriff A Paths Western Story

011|* New Singer Tonight

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Purchasers of cut glass

ueed to make sure that they are/gettingthe genuine article.

We know that there is he-

ing marketed by manufactur- ers who are considered reliable a line of so call:-d cnt glass in which the p°t't':e1n is really pressed, and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel. .

our Cul Glass

l~fully:cut When the cutter lnlres is piece in hand it is perfectly plain on both rides and every line in mt and nolishcd bv hand.

We control for Cltarlottetnwmtlie

prodnrf ofthe oldest and largest Canadian factory. and feel limi we lu-we the very best in cut gluns to oH`er our patrons.

G. F. llU'l'CllIBON

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|`oster'a |ce Cream Parlors

Corner Kent mtl Roehford Street.

PLAIN ICES -- Vanilla-

Choculate -~ Strawiteriy . .. l0¢

Banana Split »-- Orange

Split.. . . ............l0c

COI.I..ECE ICES--Stmw berry, Pineapple. Cherry- ;

Walnut Maple, Chocolate W

SUNDAES--~ Buster Brown.

King Edward. Sunni' Jim- l5 cts each or 2 tor 25 cts.

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CLEARA CESALE at Stanle Bros

’We’ll need all the room we can obtain in another

week or two forthe new fail goods which have already

commenced to come into sto1:l<. lo get this room allthe ~

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lighter goods must go and go quickly,

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1 ‘ 3 disc uint comes but once tn a long while

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52,9 . _lfadirsf White Underwear

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25 p c Discount

N ightdrcascs, Shirts

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l t| _ l Soc for 751: _ 68c for 5rc '

i $1 3_1; for 131.02 $1.25 for gqc

1.75 for L32 175 for L32 gon for 2 25 2.85 for 2.14

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4oc for 3oc 45c for 34c 55c for /tzc 6f1c for 45c

-v. _,t 85c fur 64c - i<5c for 641:

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1 Childrenfs W hitewrar

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25 p. _c. Discount

\lVhite Cambric

Drawers

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25 p c. Discount

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“ Mull Dresses _ _

Ladies’ Shirlwaists i Ready to wear Dlresses l

Now for the clearance of all the fill the colored gingham and _

white and colored shirtwaists left white muslin_ dresses tn hnth

in stock, The sizes are 32 to 40. ladies’ and chtldrcn’.-1 sizes at

i 25 p. c. Discount L 25 p. c. Discount ci

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Ladies' Dress Skirts

Six onlv black voile skirts All the black and navy ' The balance of our wash

$6.00 t.o$tr> oo right -prices cloth and .setge slcirts in , . _ \ mmile at 3mCk_ _ skirts in Repp .uid (‘rn.~.h.

Half Price For l-4 off 98c cachto clear

Silk and Fabric

Gloves V

All the silk nmi fabric

gloves in black, while, tnn, brown, grey and natnrnl.

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Ladies Linen Dustcoais l

New York styles in tht-se splendid dust

gnrutents of nntuialtolur linen anti' grass cloth. All sizes 31 to 4.; tovlear~ .

A il-4 off

25 p. c. Discount

Stockings

All the Colton and lisle

stocli gsin black and colors 'll“’-

$|.00 for 69c l'4 ‘ill

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Six white pu-asols left, .'\tlth¢~1:olmed dress mus-

lln~i and cotton voiifs in stock

|l_Rc`a<-ly to Wear Straw Hats ||

I Regular $l.75 to $3.50 for I

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