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I ` ._ _ N., ,_ X_ '- ‘ ‘ 1 +»i~ -r+-l- »i.-.~i~»-H

To instruct- hong-ekecpers to fue. _ x -Hon. J. H. Richards, Bideford,

I N VERNE SS 'COA L '°"°"`°' "` B""""°"`°°`J' _ ' V I - -Miss Marion Auld, Charlottetown,

is visiting in Summerslde the guest

Ill? llT.BER`l‘Ull

-It pays so buy in this Province.

gist saving can be made in the quantity of coal used if proper- 0,- M,,,_ w_ _,_ w,,,,,,,,__;_

' y:fll'¢¢l. _ _ B V an 8 _ = 1.~.-vsimsss the BEST and cleanest. ,,,,{-‘;°;; _;“,‘,*,,§;',- ,$§,‘,,,;, ?,;‘";“,’,‘,‘,;_

iottetown J.

,__ ._ ___

X .

§ . - R ‘ -sine rare

Fxcursinns f`oui'i-isys each week. _ ’ [very Tuesday at 3 p. m. to Orwell, return fare 25 cents. friends 1" Ch°r|°ttet°wn'J'

Every Thuri-dar at _1 p m. to \'ieu»ris, return fave 41 cents.

_ ~ _ ,_ _ _ ,.; R _ , f "_ -Hale strong, Toronto. is spend- E:::; _

` _ _ _ ’ Edward and Mrs. Strong, Summer- (urge,

All of abov: arf.: d .i mist delightful afternoon s outing at very small c _I Bh°_J_ _ - '

E H si' M ' ` 7 5 -Miss McLellan and Mlsb Scoon

9 ' Z A ' ' ‘ ' U- - »f ' receive all news, advertising and h am ' Navy. C0. f “"“~ B°“°“' “'° ""“‘”5 ‘“‘3“‘“‘“°'_’ ,subscriptions in Atherton and vicin-

side the guests of Mrs John Mac donald J -

' Phone 235. ` ' _L _

_ .ue .»»-Q., -. - ' - ' - -Mis,s"Grac B`\il1_'_, w s ent a 8” Lk _ _ _ _, 'lo\t, days at liefnhbme' in 0M<:i1trose

3-_:L ._.._---g ,_

Let

I .

us Attehd to 'Your Plumbing Trouble

V\'c have :i large staff of expert plllm`berS--

make a sp.-cially of their work and know that we can give vnu hi.-st possible Service.

Ou» t'|'r~i-_i.iss equipment modern methods

and skilled workmen make for satisfaction when they attend to your work.

Have Your Home Heated

Q , gardingour system.

Stanley Shaw B’ Peardon

-_ r. Great Geor e and Kent Sta . - _ .

` J-~ ‘~*-».-"'»- ~ gi ' --# _ _ _ -Amon those leavin at

S E Alberton

- _ , . ' Station on Monday afternoon on the'

l ‘ ________l,_________v______{______ Harvest Excursion for the Canadian

‘ ` " '- - » " .

3;.; ; gi.; -_-;~i-_-; 13?; 1;-ji T ' ; ;-1; 1 1 i 1 i "-‘ *r*-1' _ 'Y'-1 `_-T"""""' and Richard McAldun, a1berton,n,,w_

_ _ _ _ _ » - i »~ L I‘. m , Geo. and Jas Trav

Une gent per word first insertion in this eelu|ri_ii_,_'li_,p&|'eenI per #did for cr,;_ Kildare Cape' Patrick Gavin' each continuation. Cash mllsl accompany order nfl 'live pei' csnf dis- Kildare' Keir Canmbeu’ and Edward

returned to Summerslde on Monday .,afternoon.A. _

-lltirold Jl_lilsli,_' Buiximerside, re- turned on onday afternoon alter spending since Thursday in Montrose. »-A.

»- p _,, ,-

_l'iev. Malcolm Catgpqill, wife and

family, and Bev_,_ _A _ _ ontgomsry, wilc and family, bot _pf"- Montreal left yesterday morning' by the Em- press after spending their holidays in Ma1peque.J. _

.,-

."-Thle: Empress arrived in"Summer-

tide last evd_ning at `8fq'”elo`ck. She

tfurning. Hur out'v_va$ll`cargo consist- ed of 22 ,cattle and liar inward cargo was 2 __cars frsig\tt.J. -

M” " limi in .1 - _ s _ . -

rd srlhism water st,

‘_ will l;"gil3l'.to rgéeiv Qfpll news. ad-

'Dou‘t wait for the cold weather to come be-

fore you see to the proper heating of your home. Start on the work now, today and see that] your

l home is well protected from w1ntar’s winds and i storms. Cill or phone 263 for information re-

. .,

gl ,

volt il Vlid qubd'ri "_` in Bum- nersifilslgiid wiclnltly. Pllgibhos phone ls 45-1_ and residence phonl 26.

. ‘ _ ____ _ ____

hi_'8\l_;lfiil White robin was cap- »£.lil_'9<l ,in A hertonon Monday alter- oon by Geo. Tweedy. The little bird was sccn fluttering about back of u shop wld Mr- Tweedy lost little time ln getting the necessary material to capture it. White robins sre,quite rear in this province and when taxi. dermic are quite valuable.A.

-P. G Clark, Bummerside. arrived last night by the Empress from New

S. Harland, in _

‘ , ’ -nr. and mrs. heard, and two

children Suimnerside, are visiting

had U3,” P°l3¢“K¢l`5» *JUS dna 75 T0" the factory and absolutely pure.

Wt-st wcre, John A Dunn, Joseph Callaghan, Howard Graves, Charles

90" Quigley, Fred Hardy, Perley

--Ons cent per word each insertion

for advertiglng in this column. Cash mhlt Kdedinpany order, and llvs psr ceht disroiinl: suowbd. llinimum charge twenty-live cents.

_-Drug clerk wanted. Apply at once

Box 86, Summsrsids. 8-5Mtf.

~ -l’aris Green in tins 23 cents. R. L. McNeill, Tyne Valley. 8-18MEl2l

-The Morning Dall Guardian can

be obtained at l.nilbrty's Tonsorinl FU‘l6l‘l, Bllllimllrside.

J-inn '

,-Fully equipped saloon and ice- cream 'booth on the grounds: George- town Regatta, Monday. August 19th.

8-1fME1i

-House and lot for sale in Bum-

mersids, also two vacant lots, Bar- alns, easy terxm. ‘Apply A. A. Le-

8-lZMtl.

-H. Clark, Agent, will be glad to

ity. His office phono No. ls 'l.

__ -Subscribers should renew g week ortwo before the'tims they have paid for has expired and thus not imids anissue, as all papers are dls- _eontinued promptly on expiry duh-

,--Four of the randest trotters in the Maritime Pgoviuccs will battle for the mastery at Capo Traverse, Thursday, August 15th. Have a lilce outing at the cool and beautiful _tunnel track, get an excellent meal aft the grounds. In fact have all kinds of fun for very little money. Fare 80 cents from Charlottetown.

8-ltll/Ill.

"Those possessing a sweet tooth

should -see our splendid stock' of Moirs chocolates, strictly fresh from

Molrs are the most dainty confec- tions vou can secure and you are sure of getting them ahsalutely pure and fresh when you l'-u_v ‘~.~re. 1n_ bulk 501:. a lh. In boxes 30c. and 60c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. 'George and Kent Sts. 8-14MEtf_

LIFE SAVED BY ACCIDENT.

MILAN, Aug. 13 (Special)-A hap-

pyaccident 'thwarted an act ol rc- Wenge planned 2-y a Benovento police- man named Paolo Ciofll on his young _newly-married wife, who, owing to ill-treatment, had returned to her parents' roof, _ Having found her bedroom, Ciofli

in _the night climbed the balcony and placed time a dynamite bomb, to which was attached a long fuse, which lie fired* alter descending to thc street.

PROPOSING BY THE FLQWERS.

GENEVA. Aug, 10 (Special)-In

remote Alpine hamlets and villages, especially in the Bei-nose Oberlaud,

>»-,.<_l<,\~,'»-1,.

.ii

Y-4-.;

.,- ~- 1

l'H-ave. You .seen Those Wasil

i_Specially,Priced at 98c to 3.50? i

is You HAVE Nor ADDEDONE on MORE

of each toyour collection you simply have not seen, theni, for they represent values that no normal .woman could resist :_-Here are justa few facts: Every mat- e_xial"of wfii'cl1,se'asonaLble, waistsare made is included inthis showing-silk, chiffon, net, voile, batiste, ling- erie cloth, marqiicsetle and lawn, with a good showing of wash silk, chinas, messalines, shantungs etc. 'i his is aclearance of the samples of the largest Can- adian manufacturer: No two alike see them to-day.

Pr-owse Bros Ltd.

,i. . » ' » _ l

if A Great .Midsummer Clearance iSit‘le

._-

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-i-

_-i---r -'_-.+ -i- -i- -i- -i- 4- -r'-l- 4- -i-`-i- -i-fe -i- -i- ~l-.+_»i-_-i-‘-i~'~i-_-i-,-i-_~i- -i- -i- -1- 4--_+ -i- 4- -fr -'.- -

Cowan’s Cocoa shares with milk the first place as a drink for children. A pure Cocbs, it contains nerve, flesh and muscle- building material. Made with milk it is a perfectly balanced food, as well as a drink the children love.

ZOXOUR GROCER HAS IT

The COWAN CO., Limited TORONTO

i as rrnsl' ' .

UU UUA F A

Couldnt wait, Grandpa

1 `_._',

,E2

' 1 Q

_ sun; allowed- Minimum chsrgr Twenty-five cenfs_ Warren, Albcrton.A,°

A ouaiuiia-N ciassilfli-iii li-i>$“ §_;;.n:rr..:;“...-lain:

. a ou u _

_ij-j-T?-j*=j:;:f'j-iii-f-vii,1_1.'_ _*-11 LYJJS-"5-Z 1 r- - -_‘f.;_- -F-.1 - - - - '-'-'- __J_

P-__! "' 'F " Lnrringtoii; J. C. Richards, New Bad.

. acts rs whsrso neon. AGENT WANTED sou

Oharlottetown and Queens Go., Y-o dell our high class Fruit Trees and (}enera|’N`iii"s`cry Stock. Largs list of conimerclal and domestic varie-

ges suitable for culture in Prince dward Islan&Good pay, Free Gut-

fit. Exlgludlva Territory. Write for

rticliars Stone dr Wellington, s Fdnthill Nurseries. (Establish-

jd 1831). Toronto, Ontario.

7. ‘ 6.27ME55i. '- FEMALE HELP

WANTED, GOOD GENERAL SERV-

Ant to go to Montreal 17th August Apply 200 Pownal Street between 7 "and s p. m. _gs-13 ivigiriii. _ WTNTED, AT oNcE, A Gini. Fon

general housework, References re- quired. Apply 211 Kent St. __ __ s-1z1\i:-ups. vigirnn, A sim. ron Gaul-miii.

ouseworln, one who understands plain cooking preferred. Apply to -Mrs. J. G.»Sims, 279 Richmond rg¢_ s-mu.

_,_.___4_...__._.-_ .. __i___.;__..

vilnrnn; AT mica; A Krrci-isis ~|irl. Apply at Queen Hotel. '- I s-imvnw.

N'rs1J,a carhahsi GENERAL rvant to go to Ontario. Travel-

hg ezeenses paid. Apply 32 Brigh- 'ton n fi. ' a-anti Wlirnn. A riousianaaln BY "rrra _

6-llflltf.

9-; _-X-11 I

Fon SALE,-'rwo <BOUND vo1.uM-

cs of i. C, S., advertising coursc, give more real, valuable pointers than any other text hook on the subject, clean, unmarked, almost new. Vaule S10 going at $8. Ad- vertiser, Guardian. » -ll-9MEtl.

4 I .4

- LOST '

LOST, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

between J. K. Ross’ and Bayer's Studio, a leather purse. Finder please leave at 2 West St. 8-13?/l3i.

WILL THE PERSON WHO EICKED up the child’s hand-satchel on the Harland on Aug. 6th, please re- turn to Mrs. Mclnnis, Eamscllfle.

8-lZM3liJd.

LENT OR LOST IN THIS CITY

many years ago. John Stewart's achount of I‘. E. Island. Any one

will bc well paid for same by ap~

plying to D. B. S., P. O. Box 456,

Charlottetown. 8-13 M2ipd.

MALE IIELI’

WANTED APPRENTIGE IN FOUN- dry. Apply B. Stewart Q Co.

TEACHERS WANTED '

ford; D. A. smith, oimriottetowmn.

10"-CVSOWH. J. Simmions, Montreal;A. E. McLellan, Boston: Mrs. P. M. Mc~ 110118". Boston; Mrs. J. M. Mcliean BHHZOFZ J. Donaldson, Monson; Sl, Perry. Brandon. registered at the Queen Hotel, Summerslde, between the hours of 9.30 last night and 9.30 the previous night.J.

-The parishioners ol Mount Cnr-

mcl, under ditectlon of their ener- getic pastor, Rev. P. P. Arsansuii, are arranging for a celebration 0| the hundredth anniversary 0( the founding of the parish, to be held on Tuesday the 20th inst. This celebra tion will be unique in thc history not of the parish alone but of the Province and will be designed to show the progress of the province dufillg the past one hundred years, Farm implements, household and in.

having this book, or another coliy dustrious utensils and lam; sw

alilll c ill

be exhibited side by side with those now in use. A quern will grind corn, the manufacture _of lirien will be shown from the breaking, heckling, spinning and weaving of the flax to the finished bleached and snowy pro duct for the manufacture of which the Acadians of the parish are fam- ed. There will he religious exercises in keeping with.tha commemorative occasion, also amusement of all klnds._,There will also be oratlons by prominent speakers. Reduced fares on the railways with teams to most

S. Swan, Montreal; T, C. Sa-

“E-,_-' _ WED. M0'nti`0H»|2 J. C. Emmerson,

F. Maddigan, J. C. Milford, Char-

.fst of September. Apply to Mrs. F. QL. Hssssrdt 235 Euston, Bt.

‘5 ` i 8-7Mf'.f

if" FOR SALE ______H

iiiit "si'lii.lli',"il‘i'>i'fsi§.`-°-i'r`lTw.iiiiii FE-

TEAUHER WANTED FOR APPIN Road School, No. 58. Teacher ,ol second class. Bllpplemont $15120- Midriummer holidays, Apply to John P. McI'hall,_5}ecfy. 8-13_Ml_3_3ll>(l

PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE-

.bi ,,»

?ales and two male red foxes $60 `~ or lot. Apply to Box 221, Char- lottetown. ____j-__1§;\lf}l-

V LUABL FARM FOR SALE AT

tenley Bridge- One hundred acres _ neatly an clear, wsu watered. r school, 'churches and cheese

, tory. Apply to H. T. Pickering,

quired for graded and rural ap- ( pnlntmants opening after midsum mer vacation. Highest salaries ob D tained; full details supplied. Apply, stating qualifications to Canadian Teachers' Agency, Box 807,- Regi-

Room 11, Aull Block, Calgary, for alum snpoiayggg-_ Ig-gig" '

_ thlfmnisur a-iymiziat

SA ll; B0(-I _ '.'oimaN,"

, was ' in is ms

i. n , gearin- r. io ,o .-_,A plytofh-

' ,`

. mi 1:? _ 1 1-1%.*

B 's; so -

grep , c-ermbfnstion f. P8- plays! nd 4 -~70fosr-

ininnts records, 1 Jeno opera four-minute record n _ 84 two- isinuts records, -s ~-good” _ con- dition-Wpulsr, slseifoq. With this ouuit in , nina-sighs w-frm ease, (ospselty 60 rseordl) hear- '| tubes and hand-pqistsd flower _ , This ls s splendid chance for ,you to get 5 igoed machine and ch collection of good records.

lfllrll ll sell for

'ro mor, itooms ne ooob i.oo.ii.- rl

ity. Apply'-Guardian miles." '

,_ ` _ _ lid-`

fshsd or unfurnlshed. Apply or

refsrsnee required. Apply tg _ Us Ksx and Kennedy, Bradslhsne, P EJ . 8-llllhisi

P`AR'i'N"iTri° vTKii'riii"'"rT,”`”°wr'ri-1"i'-l-I§.°ll|ht

the visitors at Wellixton have been arranged for and t whole affair promises to be the biggest and best celebration of the kind ever seen in the Province.

From Ycstcrday's Evening Guardian)

-Reuben Dunn, Summerside, was B lassenger by the Empress this morn- n

g.-I.

-<_

DB- 101' BMKBWHUWH" ¢°h°°i“5 ‘nd Honolul who have been s endin

U. D K

slr holidays in Summerside, left atsrday morning for their home,J.

-J, W. Rapisay, wife and family, th ' ye

, LET q-Misa Llzlle Schtirman, Kentvllle,

_ 8., ls vlsftinf\in Malpaque, the isst of her cousin Albert Mcfltiigan.

J. _

- °'°*. ,

-Mrs. J. B. Sutherland, who has

en visiting in Bummersids the

mm . - guests of hsrpsrsnis N. R. and Mrs.

waursn sushi. Honsm runs- *“'°""» '°¢“'“°d W *-5° Emvfm

' h-is morning.J.

radslbsne, on next Sunday t even s m, will be conducted by C

H Armstrong, Pastor of Summer side Christian Church.

silos,

#Among the passengers leaving hy

'Out faith. Mhmhsswa

no ` . Ai,/ii|`y',AA‘vn1lur, ahora- n , _omiom¢own. s-maze..

t-wsu.

join in a gene s ti ii ' busy New Glasgow, N. S. For particulars address MAO. ~‘ este 1

_grits 200 Prfifee St. 8-1! lflw . ` _ WANTED’ AN i£5 B 'l'hs services in Christian Church, clerk ,in gensi-al store] first dish al _-~ _-__

or leur thonssnit d 's cast ._

ri ‘$3 1. it

nls Dnnphy snd'Hsl'ry Dllnphy, of

Kensington. - `

there still exists ancient and pretty customs of proposing marriage by the language of flowers.

If a. maid accepts a bouquet of

edeiweiss from a man she at the same time accepts him as her nance, the idea being that the man has risk- ed his lifc to obtain the flowers for the woman he loves, though, of :_ourse, a bunch of cdelwelss is not Very expensive. - Another method, which also exists in the Canton of Glarus, is for the Y0ung man to place a ilowerlpnt con- _taining a single rose, and a note, on the window~sill of the girl’s room, when she is absent from her home, and wait-perhaps days-for a. reply.

If the maid takes the rose, the

young man boldly enters the house to arrange matters with her parents, but if the rose is allowed to fads away, ,theproposal is rejected with- out a‘ single word having been cx- changed hetwecn the couple.

Sometimes a fickle girl will kwp a

young man waiting a dsy or two for an answer, but whats'-er it may hs,

lt is considered final. 1 ` ' _ 1 _i l V |

-Skin Al|.Govered.

With Emption

. l- ' l_ 5

N. Hcnrl ruau.

Tried Msr`iyRemedi`es 3or4Yesn. CuticursSospandOintinentCured.

ebee msn, N. Benrl Ts , of t.

Csamtlil writer liisletterdsted 1\f:i§ii1,llll$l:

'.1 had sysry had skin, all covered wits

em tion, elfht ,years sgo. I have had all mth iiiy-shouidlss covered wlthit, and the

hgh g¢ta(my_,srms, and my face, hut it w t e worst on niyshouldm. Iirled many

dgerelilremsdlss ii; eurs.‘it. but noihllpgezvss an good. At V./sn sn t .

Heyssksd me irl hu; ni; us;l»Cuilciii?; soda .na oincmni. wie mm na, ma

bcgkught s Ointignt s;’d s

rs . used ree x

of ixlfagfu oamsilipxmt i um gm 3 thsissslo. for tions soup and ointment

¢° y cured me nf my skin enmflon, i' _ the concurs oigmni on my sore-p\m,sad!ih|nh¢ tin I my

its ,ii T .,»‘- Qlllmnfi U' % .~'~--.~J'~ ._ -_ -i..,,..‘ °.‘iii'l";'.‘.°¢i» i

The Store That is Founded on SERVICE

“Service” is the rock on which we have bull

our business; expert, courteous, service that is mu tually satisfactory to consumer and salesman; serv- ice that gives the smallest child the same buying assistance as that accorded experienced adults. ‘

To make our business a success, we must give

you thorough satisfaction. The best in seasonable goods at lowest prick-:s,and a sufficient staff of court- eous salespeople make this result not only possible -but AC l'UAL. _

Reuben Tuplin £6’ Co. `

KENSINGTON.

r »

ii cu an it W mr

?:;li.iii'fi°° iaini»:ma'i>"urs . time

=@..“°~‘-"»n-..'r` ~

mtms Ave., '_ rl. A.

_. '- y vvl S

A Pinls 75 .Q_ua.rtsf85 -per dozen. l f L.A. HASZARD

"Mac's Blood Food is. better than

.predigested foods or fads that are recommended to cure stomach troubles. It supplies the right ram- cdy, makes the blood rich and strong and thus supplies the digestive org- uns with the right force that vmakea for health and strength. Use it, a box 50r. 'l‘hc Two Macs. 8-13M3i.

§usiness Stand and

Stock for Sale '

As I wish to retire from the mer-

chandising business with a view of removing to the West I will dis- pose of my business stand ahd en- tire stock of goods at Tyne Valley. The stand comprises a general store and all necessary _ware-' houses together with dwelling ac- commodation ' _ ' '

The business stand is sltuited in

one of the very best sections of the province anda large and lucrative trade can be done in produce if the piirchaser desires. It is also with- in a short distance of Richmond Bay ( which can be reached by' boot) and a large business can be

done~with the oyster, clsin sud

obster fishermen. Terms easyf For particulars

_ R. J. M|:NE|LL -

,_ _,_ _ _ furniture Sale

hr oo pieces of brand new -f urnlturfo,

consisting of dressers at $52 ,ppl

commodes at 2.75, sidebosrisg-f¥m

io 50, sofas from 5 75, kite -

chairs 45c,kitch~ n tables zjll 'tl _ ing- room tables 6.oo.bedroodi; _es qoc, parlor tables 2.00, l'roh»:~' ' s

2.50, mattresses 2.30,' hed 's ' gs 2 25. pgrloi' suits, 19 75, (5 pi )

wicker chairs 2_.§o,

1.20, Brussels carpet' 75c, 'tspestry._ carpet 42c, straw matting oe, stalrcarpet 9c, S,cotcli and union" squares 4~75. -inpestry_ __sq'us_i'es $U-73- ' -_

_ l’A’lQl'|§..' >-

7-givnf. _ ,

200 Men an _

To work on "ii`~ struction at EA_' -' ERN CAR WORKS New Glasgow. ‘-- Steady work g<>°f1 Par-

Apply to `Su`pléii‘.‘?

iutcndant- .Jl-"I-. 'EAS'l`li|fNCARWO%lS

Glasgow. .S.