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cHAnr.ofr'rn'rowN GUARDIAN - - mr or iw _ ‘ ' < 'Pics mvs

'Ill I-lN.I'll'I. I ' '-Ie.

, 1 Brom the Atlantic to the Pacific ` I

cal Brand

offee

finds awelcome in a hundred thousand home; because of its unvarying high grade duality

~ sold in 1 and 2 lb. cm muy. ` "6 CHASE sr sANBoRN, MONTREAL.

ll'€ , flSlIl’&l'lC€

is a rlecessity~then place it in good strong ' Stock Companies such as are represented

_by W _

E. R. BKOW

Manager for P, E. I. Charlottetown.

-FARM lABOREllS EXCURSION AUG ¢ANAniANv AUG

2 . » .

From Maritime Provinces I

GOING RATE I" R`O M HETURNING RATE: l6.70 Cl\’Tov/n P. II. l. 2l.20

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\VINNll’hlU W it_li \f_crlfication Certificate. Extension Uonylxon of - ate slgneilrit Winnipeg by aFiirnier sliowir_i].,r liol_der as_»en lured to work as Ffai'm Laborer. and _surrendered ,to ounadilin Pacific tuilwuy Station Ticket Agentlit Winnipcgppriyr to .\r_:Ptenihei'3l0th,_will be honored for Free 'Picket to an‘y_Cunail_ilin ncific ltiii wily Stiitlnn in Manitoba or Saskatchcwnn, to lim including Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, nearest the Eoint at which holder luis been ianlgiagiéail to work. West of Moose Jaw and mikatoon. to Ualgnr_v,Mcl.eorf an( ldnionton, ’l‘ickctl~l will he iusuf-ri

§REEdtn Moose Jaw and'Suskiltoon. and at rute of One Cent a Mile eyon . _ _ _ , _

The Verification Certificate will, if presented _on or before Novcniher

80th, 1910, and on Hayment of returning rlite, entitle holler to Second- f'lalls'licl¢ct Foo to return from Moose Jliy\',_Sxiskntoqn, or any Station East thereof n territory ubove stated to original starting point by same

routo ag travelled on going lourncy. From Htationli Wcs_t of I\i_ousc .luw and lSa kiitoon, in territory above stated, Tickets will he issued to originiilstartiniipolnt on qayinentof Ono bent pci' Milo to Moose .law or .i\skatoon, p us Farm .liborers rl_ltc irom_ such point _to Eulitcrn

destination provided liolil_cr has deposited certificate with ticket agent on arrival at western destination and worked at least thirty days as a

I. b . r _

F°"f'ioife"i"§'\lviLLns1ssilsD 'ro wo_ivlsN as well rr Men, but will not ns issued at Halfllnte to Children. 150 pounds Baggage (wearing np arell will he checked fren on each Ticket.

_IFN liar pnrficulars‘lv>pl-y-to nearest Iliclfeff A

' W. II. H0 ARD. D. P. A.. C P. R.

Certific ‘i

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or write. I

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P £5- ..._

S. S. “CASCAPEDIA" -0|"-Quebec Steamship Co.. l.id. l9I0

From Montreal and Quebec calling at Gases. Mal Bay, Perce.'Grand1t

Biim erslde Charlottetown and Picton.

?eAves Montreal lit A p. ni. on Leaves Charlottetown on

Mondliy. Monday.

" August 2'! “

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Halifax. sailing from QucF|eichr\>lr,i‘ Aug 19’

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Sub|e;t to change should circiimlitances rcuuirs

Further piirticulars on linplicution to

CARVELL BROS..

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af' Afn you on o party line? Are you -'- sm-0 that fact does not rob you of -1|

the benefits of thc l7ll0l\°7 ` ‘

Every time Central is forced to my Linn nu:-lv it operates against

your business. »

Place yourself on the outside -- in your customer’s place. Wouldn't Y0\1 reel irritated il you rang up hnrridlv on different occasions and mot With

that same answer-LINE BUSY ? ` In nearly QWIY “H9” it may be th°

“ther party that lg getting the benc- fits but that is poor consolation to

' you." _

Get nn exclusive .line-dcril/0 thv full benefit of the telePl10“°- Hmm your telephone service grow with your store service. If one exclusive

line is insufficient Shi H bel-Ulf 5"' `

tion you want, promptly and courte-

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THE llUEEN’S CUUNTY GUARDIAN

Head Offices in, New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

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The latest news, first of All.

E. Boswell, Victoria., was in the

Olty yesterday.

Miss Edith Strlght. Sunlrinerside, was in the City yesterdey.

Chas. E. McPhee, Cambridge, Mass,

was in this city yesterday.

Mrs Prof Jordan, City, was an in-

ward passenger by the Harland yes- terday.

M-rs W. H. Tracy, Sackvillo, has

returned from 3 week's visit to this Province.

V Miss Cottie Lea. ,and Mrs Wm Lea, Victoria and Miss Hattie Cameron, were in the City yesterday. ‘ _

Mrs J. T. McKenzie and daughter

Lilian of this City, went to Lot 16 yesterday to *spend a vacation.

Mrs Jas Fardy, City, has returned home after spending 3 very pleasant week. visiting friends and relatives in Iona.

Mrs Stanley, City, who has been

the guest of her daughter Mrs (Rev) Thompson, 'l‘ryon_, returned hoirlafyesq terday.

Vernon Matthews, accountant with Sinclair & Stewart, Summei-side, is spending his holidays at his home in this city.

Mrs T. Mclnerney of' Rexton, N.B. and her mother Mrs Synott, Char- lottetown, visited in Chatham, N. Br, last week.

Miss M. Wood and Miss E. Scntner

of ,Mount Herbert spent a few days in Hnzclbrook recently, the guests oi Mrs. D.A. Wood.

J. S. Meader, Boston, crossed to

this city last. evening on the S. S. Northumberland and registered at the Victoria Hotel.

The Misses Marie' Wood, Laura lngs

and Enid Smith of I-Iazelbrook and Pownal attended the W. M. S. con- vention nt North Wiltshire yester- day.

In the list of the results ol the P.

E. Island Medical Association Exam- inntinns given yesterday there was an

,error in one paragraph which should

have rvad “Joseph Willi-aim Dorsey, M. D., U. M., McGill '09, 76.4."

F. O. Williams, Mrs Williams ‘and

Miss Alice Williams, Boston, who have been spending a week sightseeing

,in this Province, leave 'this morning

by the S. S. Halifax on rctilrn. They have been guests at the Queen Hotel, and greatly enjoyed their holiday.

Rev Geo E. Ross, City, leaves this

'morning by rail on route- to Toronto w-here he will spend a two or three weeks vacation. Mr Ross also intends attending the committee meeting of the Church which takes place there. During his absence Rev K. J. Grant, D. D., will conduct the services in, this Zion Church.

In the County Court of Qiieen’s

County held at ,Clifton on Tuesday last, a suit of interest to many For-

,esters and others was tried. L. U.

Fowler entered an action against the High Court of the I. 0. F. for Prince Edward Island on account of certain claims arising in connection with the Foresters’ booth at thc Exhibition last autumn. After hearing the plain- t.ifl’s own evidence, application. was made on behalf of the High Court. for a (nonsuit) to be entered against Mr. Fowler, which was granted.

It appears from The Patriot of

last evening that the farmers of the Northwest are having an early spring and have decided to go on with their seeding operations. Whe- ther this is last spring or next` spring is not directly stated, and doesli't matter. “Some of the old timers had been holding back fear- ing s return of the blizzards and frosts," but even these have now be- come convinced that spring is there. There is something august about the spring when it falls in the fall in this fashion.

_Jack Sowards, of Kingston, Ont., has caught the same black bass three times in succession, and now Cant. Robert Fraser claims that the bass is none other than his own pet fish which he had caught early in the season and had been training for several weeks only suddenly to have it diseplsear-and this at a time when it would come to him near the shore almost any time he signalled to it. “Having trained it for weeks,” he says, “I had come to look upon it almost as el father might a child- for it was one of the most faithful pets I ever had, and would eat worms slid minnows from my hand_” -Montreal Herald-Capt. Fraser is well known here, his wife being e na- tive of this City.

::Bowllng, Burko’s Alley, under mhrkot.. Open lawful days, ten to eleven. 8-17dlw.

Pure Cream Bread

Tasty From Crust to . lleart.

lt is a real family loaf.

Will please you and your children. '

' Tryalocf

' ' BY

` ,` Charlottetown, . - _ -

I -I . A - . f il Stewart

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Q rv I Telephone zu iso Grout Geo. Sf. l ‘ g ‘V Onto at ‘iam ROGERS, . I 1 ' clulwfruitf , p , , city 'mm Ania. l

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Mrs Cronin of New York, who hm.;

H. H. Tate, Crapaud, was in the

City yesterday,

i Miss Mary A. Kiggins, Boston, was in this city yesterday. _

The Northumberland docked at this

port at eight-ten last evening.

Howard Clark and W. B. Lea, 'Dry- on, were in the City, yesterday. `

Rev John Keir Thompson, Windsor

Junction, N. S., is visiting in this Province.

Mrs David Cameron and Max Cam-

eron came to the City 'from Victoria yesterday.

Mrs. Trenholm ol Bayfield, N. B., is Vililtlllg in Pownal, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Styles.

'Mrs Charles Milliner, Cambrldlgm

Mass., is the guest of Andrew and Mrs Newson, Grafton Street.

Mrs Isaac Lowther, Kensington,

who has been visiting in Crapalid, came to this Cityyesterday.

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Mrs. (Revf) Ei E. Styles and Miss

,Gladys of Pownal are attending the

W1. M. S. convention at North Wilt- s ire.

‘Mrs John Hudson _and children, City, Miss Ethel Dooley, Sumrmelc 51119. came to the'City on the H'ai‘- land yesterday, '

been visiting Charlottetown,the guest of Mrs J. T. McKenzie, is now visit ing friends in Nine Mile Creek. ,

Rev H. S. Erb, Pownal, and C. S.

Young., Dundas, left for Woodstock, N- B.. yesterday morning to attend the Maritime Baptist Oonventioii which opens there today.

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Mrs J. A. Morrison has returned'

from- Prince Edward Island whore sho has had the benefit of several weeks Emi' in the ideal summer clilmate of the Garden of The Gulf.-Fredericton Gleenor.

Misses Alice and Cassie Jost,\daugh-

ters of R. K. Jost, who formerly conducted business in this city left

for Boston yesterday morning after SDUHIHUH a few weeks in this city the guests of Mrs W. W. Stanley. L

The Ladies’ Aid of Pownal were In-

vored with 'beautiful weather for

their recent lawn social at the homc of Mrs. Lane, Mount Mellick. A very pleasant evening was spent hy

thc many friends who attended, and a good slim was realized.

Miss Winnie Wellman, (‘rspau<l, and her cousin Mrs H. B. Woodward and Miss Marion Woodward, Jacksonville) Fla, came to the City on the Har- land yesterday and' registered at thc Queen. In the afternoon Mrs and Miss Woodward left to spend a week at Brsckley Beach the guest of Jas. H. Gregor. ‘

::ARENA Bowling Alleys open to-

day 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. il-27dtf.

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USE

Kodak Films The filiiis of speed and qualify.

Joligdszon (Zi. Johnson. 1

You’ll '

Like Neilson’s Chocolates

"The chocolates that :ire

different.”

They ure attractively

packed. liavc llcavy rich dark coatiiigs, und you will find an assortliieut that can liardly be siirpaisscd.

35' cents to $1.50. Johnson & Johnson

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Tile first essential of pre-

scription value is the pur- ity of ingredients. All our drugs are .selected for their purity and have been tcstcd for strength. We iise purest and freslicst materials, em- ployexpcrt dispciisers, and the years of practical ex- perience behind us enable ns to oflcr you all that is best and safest in prescrip- tion wcrk. For the high- est purity and first quality drugs and medicines oui' prices are lo\\'. '

"THE 'l`W0 MACS”

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Modern Models in Aliraciive

Autumn Suiis

y. ii want cl to sec some curly date.

We’ve sonic lucdels

know will delight you when you look them over,

for excmple there is our

Great Sixteen Dollar Line

Let us tell you about

It is shown in Venetian Cloth, of dlirk Green,

and Reseda, as well as Black. Also in Navy. The coat is seilirfittlng, with plain tailored straps on cuffs and pockets. Buttons finish the trimniing. The skirt falls in pleats from a pointed yoke. The

` lining of the coat is of stripped F:irmer's Satin.

__________ _.$16_00

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Al 18.50

Al 22.50

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Al 20.00

slalri.

’ S|Al\'D'l`l»lE BRISK selling of Autumn suits has started already, justifying our opinion that

fine \Vl>i'slL~il Suit. \\'itli sliliu fuceil cllllzlr, l`:liic_\']l:itcll poCl;cl-_ ulill iriillilu-ll ii-\'ul'_s. iii

Nuvy, Black :lull Szlgc (Zim ii. .

:lu l€lc;;‘:iilt fine lilzlvk \\'<»r~i._-ll 1riuiilu_~d with lli':iid_~ rlffu1ii:_\ ]1;ltlci'il :liul lllzilii smi- liurlic. Tliucoat llll_- g;l'c_\' :ulliii lining. lilo :-`.l<ii'l is plelilul lun! lrililinrwl with lliililn|s_ li ,~i_\'li.~llli' nlliilt- (`.l'<_\ \\`lu~li-<l \\'illl sl,-l in poulcl.-ts fiiii.~\liell with l`:l1lc_\' l:i[»l»l\, szliiii. :ind llultluls. The cilfifs lliill l:f>ll:li‘ url- fiiii~`.llc<l ' \\'illi |li]>iii;,5 of ik-vi -ilk lu':iill_ lllzicl; sziiiii » }ii|liilgl>il llit- l»oll_\' lil' <‘l>.lt _~_»,l\'l_.5 ii .~t3li>li alilll zitlrzictiwl' l`ii_li.»li. Sill; lincil cout :nifl ]>l~_~:iti'd

really good lines at au

ready for you that' we

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' liziiirlsoiiie. 'I`lii_< lint- is nio~'l c.\'clii.si\‘c null i.~tl'iiiiiiit-ll in i`:ill<_:_\ puiilit- \'cl\'ct iii

slizirles tu niulcli tlic <:llsLiiii\L~~ The skirt is plain picnic-rl, :liill the i`.l\il'i`llli;,'~ of thu cout ure of licuvy brziillcll i`l'<>_~;~a. This is especiallyluiullsoiiit- :ind >'l_\'li_~ll.

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EW (‘.OUN’l‘ERl\`l<Il’l‘

COINS IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, .\ilgfilV'I`A-'l`lli~.i'ii is li gon- al report. that rcnilli-kalllc coiiiifcr-

er felt quai‘tci'.~; and half iiollurs are in

rpillatirln tllill'.\'.:l:-lilt <'aiinil'¢i. 'l`li`r~

ci banks have heal-il it and the iilianrc

department at llttilwai has been very' extensively iiifornicll of thc lnct. 'l`hc truth is the Cniiaclluli cui‘i'ciicy was never before so clcnn as today and

never were bogus coins and bills so scarce.

The alarm seems to.hn\‘e llveli oc-

casioiied by a change which was made in the coins of Canada on the first. day of January, 1908, and which has apparently not been lli:~:covcl'ed till now. Assuming that the surface of a coin could have a top, and that the crown oil the head of the mun- srch was at the top, the small crown on the rcverseside of each quarter and half, made prior to 1908, would be at the bottom, just opposite the monarch’s neck. When coinage was commenced at Ottawa this was changed and on all coins now the crown is the top on both the obverse and reverse.

Colonel Sherwood, chief of the Do-

minion police, says there hes been no serious circulation of coiiutcrfeit in Canada for some years, in fact not

lf yliur white shirt is ill liccll of

lai\ii\iui`iilf_' li l.l`ii~il orrllli' left. ni. ilu- Fltai' lluuilllry will prove that tlicy call llll this kiiiil of wllrl-r llcticl' lllull any other lniiiiilry can. See their all. in this issue, '

“Green Slieaf" and "Silver

Sheaf" binder twine selling at lowest price by A. Ilorne (D. Co. 8-I0mwfdrif

"Puttei‘sou’s 'after-rliiiiiei' mints :irc

perfectly delicious. 250. pei' lb. I<}_.\. Foster, Central I)l‘ilgstui'e.

“Devonshire Caramels. Fresli stork.

30c. per lb. E. A. Fosztr-l", l‘l»lltl'ul Driigstlli-e, Sunnyside, silcccssllr to A. W. Reilillli. 8-lilli?-i.

“Doii’t pass our corner when you

ivnnt a cigar or package of tobnri-ll. Remember we carry an lip-tlvilfitn stock of the above and keep tiiciii just right in our Hlimillor (`a.<l:. Every popular cigar oi' out or plug tobacco st popiiler prices. 'l`lic lilc- Kinnon Drug Co., cor. Gt. (ion. mul Kent Sts. drif.

“A ici a 'ceable siirlli-iso is ill

since the Croziers, father and son, of Oaluville, were taken and senten- ced in 1908.

' ‘y gi _ _

store for anyone wlili has not ylft tasteli our icc cream. ld. J. live.- Roches, Sunnyside. S-lilllli.

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cverywcck. 'l`li:it`.~' wli_\' we

Coi' Great Geo

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Our llliclcrlgt-<l ciiocollitcs' ure ul\\".i_\'.s fi'csli stock lllliiglii ,

tlieui. Popullir pi'iccs,I\loii"s goolls, llfiiulsollie |i:ick:iges_

“The Macliiiinon Drug 00"

Fresh l _

:irc getting sucli :i lr.'i<_le ilu' I

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& Kent Streets.

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We are here to

in the shooting line.

Call or write.

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tridges, Shooting Vests, Decoys, Belts,

Powder, Shot, in fact everything you need

HARDVVARE MERCHANT A cnt for P'u'oid Roofing

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uck Shooting Will_Soon Be On I

sell you Guns, Car

S. W. CRABBE

"l'll'filnll-_ \\l:r-ii in ilccll i

i_liiii,': llirll ill li. ~ liii'-. Try illl: _\iii\-in-"alll l~`ll-rail (`.l' 'l’lli~y llzl\»_- li .-|-Inlulill .'i.~'~.~:l»i'liiiciit of ml-»l':i, llv-lullllll' l<Ilii;i:'i-ss, lill.~;i‘,(`ni'- i|:li1l»il, \"il>li'l, rim-ft l'<-zl, cl.g'., und ilu- uuuliiy l. -E Liu- llllt-ni. 7:'lc, por .r/__ li, _'._ l<‘|-»il-r, i'\~nirlil Drug- .sillrlg :%\.llil} ;\l-_'_ is-ltlillli.

if some- ;~'l»inl~ of :a gllluls.

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island ‘

Agricultural and lndus- irial Exhibition

lit-in; tilt- it-nili opt-li to ilu- Muri- tiiiit- l‘i‘<l\'iiirr~ ull-l the sccoiici

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opml to ull Liaiirillli. Ai Charloiieiown Sep

i. 19,20,21,22,23,1910.

This \\'ill llc Llic g.:i'c:llcst cvct'

lull] ml the lslzinl

l. 5i4,lllio_on in

l§_\liil»illoil pri'/es.

Three Days Horse Racing 9 Classes--3 Classes each day.

$24-00.00 I

(`.i'.i;ll :iLii'_:u-

l`.l lui \l.ll.|l

nRace Purses

Lilm~~ in fiom of

lynx' lxlirw. lwi' i'Ilil\\':i_\' mul ~f<:.1iil-

lu\'lL li'iu_~.

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lull il iw: lists :lull 'VE ililornifi-

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ii rn frosildi i .RAI-ILVVAY ` TORllN 0 IԤXIllBl'l'l0N

Aug. 27 io Sept. I2.

o_\_l.:\\_'v_\\' l 524_,,5_ Good NRSV. going Aug* 2; i|_.\>.\ ' ~' i-`.»\i<l: 27- 29- 30. 3l.

Sl’l`.C|_\I. Scptf; 8. ,$i9.85. i~;xci'i<si\\N (loud going Aug »l“\R""` zo, Sc-pt. i, 2. flooll for return leaving Toronto

until .\‘opt<\nibcr 14th, 1910.

Intel-nollmial Railway trains cop'

nvcf. lit. lionaveiifiire Depot, Mont- real, with Grand Trunk train! for Torrlnto. ,

or-can Llnllted arriving Montreal

7.30 a. lil., connects with the Inter- national Limited arriving' in Tor-

f