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. most critical ins tion

_ And the h1sli°5aiue'we i ' _ age regardless of the amounlt bfeygggnelttplgitlilitllr?

\AI. \NoIlr1or Esiab. 1868 Jewelers & Engravers

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` ___ * _ii ' 1 'l - ' _ -\ ‘ __ ._ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ "r" ' \l - :F5 _ the Gsorsotown Bnsebsll 'Psoni sow sourls West, Tuesday, by tho score

_» ,_ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ __ _ _ it 'lame lil llle 'l`0Wii H9-ll lii li0i10i' Ol' of 7-5 the Georgetown tealii have won

|IT~»@’ GU ‘ the Souris West Team. The _attend- the niiampionshlp of Kings Co., for

Is the_greater part of life and oontent. l ‘fi _.asm w. w. sul.l.lvAN' sua i,¢°oii'i°ii;usaMli?Rs':iirls stqllifrriiunrffg -_,-,_ Illentlri the pgggegsipn of Diamond or_ grey; _ Dr. Fullerton wilii adress the Wet-,_ __ / other Jewelry can exist oniv when one : . .ii ies us at Morsl}_`_l:_i_idrr any next, ii _

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has ggsmve-llnpwledge that the Jewelsl ' town Baseball Team challenge any

afea Ve CfltlClSm. _ _ _ _ _ \"f`,T ...*AT THE MEETING lt St. P8' ,mom in Kings County to li, game of

- That gatisfactiqn In ewe r' - ter's Bay, on Tuesday next 15th inst., Bnnebnii io no played in (ieoi-gotown,

lbu In will l'°l' file Ai‘iiiY Field Sorvloél Fiiiiflr 011° date to be arranged with the Capiainf l,__

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g found here for the very reason that our well

Own reputation as Jewelers and Watelimakers has

lJ€€_Ii gained only throuigh persistent adherence to the oollov of, offering on v such gems as will bear the

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The best boot for women

Get your photo is the

taken while at the Exhibition. | Cook Studio

_ - SHOE

The fit is perfect, designs

excellent, and the workman_

IT is only a short time that you ship and material is all you

can call her Mother’s baby-’ soon she will be a school girl' C

and then a young lady. l But a photograph of Mother and baby keeps for all time the mem-- ory of those happy days-and lat-l e_r pictures will show the transi- tion from childhood to girlhood.

Make the appointment today. BAYER Photo Studio

TEL. 192-J S

ould desire in these

The Famous

Footwear for Women

All the new styles are hown now in patent, gun

metal and tan, with tops of

For a Good Photo cloths, various leathers,riew'

-Visit.the- S

A. E. Lyon--studio-

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to

Am ateur’sWork

' Granulated Sugar

est heels and toes and all the

martest finishes you could

wish for.

Prices $5.00 and $6.00.

Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

6'

Supplies are now com-

Ssrvios Fond ~cHAi.l.ENee.- 'rlie George

of the speakers will be Sir W. W. Sul- Joe Johnson, Capiam s liven. Chief Justice, and another. Rev.

a completed stock of jewellry and

..°RED CROSS 80ClETY.- On fancy goods on hand and am prepar-

Monday last several of the ladies of ed to givo the public the best goods for Georgetown inet in the Town Halland lowes; pi-ioog_ 1 will olno have your °l'3““lZ9ll it l’l`al1Cll 0f the Red Um” clocks and watches repaired, and give 30Cl9lY With tile l’0ll0WliiE 0lll0€l`5f_‘ you a reliable time piece to use while Pres.-Mrs. G. Albert Aitken; Secy_- they ni-e in'the shop. ilitelldirig pur- Mrs- William McLaren. Jr.: 'Press-~ chasers would do well to ooiisult me Miss Gladys McDonald' Executive either on my regular trips or ot. my

,__ __ , Committee-Mrs. Archie McDonald, hondqnai-torn, Jiiiiies 'l‘_ Moore, (ar _

-' _1,\ J 1 ' I+- and Mrs. A. J. W. Back. The member- oignn Bridge, 5561

ship is growing rapidly and this

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lgéfil “\A`('{` WHSBASEHQALnlgf-xclslogldailngelesiisig ~5A5EBA|_i_ ._ ily defeating ` gf _:if

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snos was isrse and it most enioyubio the seooiul time. This gsiiio was one elleillllg W8-B BDBDLDY llll-‘ of the fastest ever played in George-

-_- town and had it been against ally hilt

--*GREENWICH-~ Mr- J. B. M8-0'. the crack local team, the Souris boys

Ewen one of Greenwich most enter- might have hail better luck, but uldeil nrislns formers completed his new by good pltohlng. clover llelulhg hull l1l1i`ii. which is 0110 Of the most \iD-l0- hard hitting. the Georgeetown boys dots in this section- Mr. Roy J. hsd ho trouble w-lniilrig out. The lol- Mn.cEwen of the Bank of Montreal, lowing was the line upz- George- Ciiarlottetown spent Labor Day at his iown__A, Stewart, -(Y, J, Yostoii, - home in St. Peters.- Mr. Ernest i>_ A_ Mogoi-moo, -ist, ln, Wiillior,_ Sill-iiitl€i‘H ls i‘€iii0tltlliiig his bilfii 2ne. S. Johnson, -8rd. W. Morrison.

cl'a's's bullding.- Among those, who ___(_‘_ l<'_N__iolingoii__- L_ l»'_ Soir;-ls,-~

ond Harry McEwen who sllsnir in Klol<luirii,- R. lr. S. lroiiiiere, -1. 1-‘_ Hltlwiiig terms Ol' the ti'0i1iiD6lil 110' J. St. John. -L. F. L'lnplres~Kc-lloc corded them by the people of that onil Ci-oonioi-_o

place.- The farmers of this vicinity ______i____

are busily engaged lit the harvest and report an excellent crop all round.

.."'l\fiss Alva Ilreilallt of Sourls,

spent the week end in Geori.-;eto\vil.*

‘ _ .*Professor Frank T. Walkin was "*'*_ ' in Georgetown Monday*

On Tliursday afternoon, as stated in --

yesterday's Guardian, the Charlotte- ..*llliss Elaine Aitken of Cliarlottc- town Lawn Tennis Club held its annual town is visiting in Georgetown the championships at Victoria Park. '1‘llc guest of Miss Ehlstelle Aitken*

afternoon was ideul for tennis and ____ quite ii number of players were on ..*Miss Minnie Back, stenogrzlplier hand. the courts being iii excellent for the ilriii of lt. ’l‘. Holman & Co., condition. Sumnlerslde, is spending llcr vaca-

LADIES' SINGLES. tion ut her home in Goorgctowiif

Tile ladies played for the Davies ---

Cup donated by Sir Louis H. Davies ..*Miss Margaret MacDonald who in 1907 to the lady cllalnpioil lil singles, has boon visiting Miss Gladys; Mo- to ba played for anually_ The holders Donald, (leorgeiowli for the past few of this cup to date are:-- days returned yesterday morlliilg to

Miss Winnie Ilreckell _ . 1907 her houie ill (larllilganri

Miss Hilda Haszilrd . _ 1908 _____._;._._._

Mrs. Winifreil B. Hylldnlail 1909

Mrs. Willifred13.]-lylldiilan 1911 A

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Miss Penelope Davies _

Now, should France prove unequal

Miss Gypsy Norton _ _ 1913

Tile drawing took place at 3 o'clock.

to the task of i-cpelllug a German invasion, the Blue water School

and matches conlnleiiced shortly at`ter.`

Fitzgerald. Miss Gorda Taylor dolsstofl would he helpless. our Navy ooultl

the ilrst round resulting as followsz- Mrs. McMillan defeated Miss E. Has- zard, Miss G. Norton defeated Miss G.

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For Stylish Sweater Coats

, Our stock of new up-to~ihc-

minute Sweater Coats is now

complete.

The new roll or shawl collar

as illustrated is shown on most all the better Sweater Coats. For comfort, fit and natty ap- pearance it is the one best yer.

We show this particular line

in the new rope or shake stitch in medium, heavy and extra heavy Weights. The colors are Cream, Royal, Scarlet, Dark Red, Havana, Fawn, Grey and Tan. Prices $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $8.00. Other makes with Convertible and Military Collars in many colorings $1.25 up to $3.50.

Pull Overs

In Cream, Grey, Taos, Plain Navy, Rei. Combination Collars, such as Black and Yellow,Havana and Fawn, Blue and Fawn, etc, etc. $1.25 up to $5.00.

See our Ladies’ Sweater Coats, they have class.

Henderson & Cudmore

PIIOIIG V Sunnyside

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destiny' Keel’ to that end-_the l"_‘l' l pied ily Mr. ;\lc.’\`eviii, slil>i'iiiiikcr_ ance uf power- Arm iiliil lilllte iil§"m` ulltl lit proscllt oiwllilics » star- ill M' any attempt "ll um lmrt "l ‘my ‘ I ll tilt' ln'lill hllilllillg nf “I<` dl 1-llvlllirlll

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grleislnciiver t§_si_rl1_E>ro_i___e oill_lllc_l._(t§ii y l,,_ HHH i_,tf_,_,. ,i1_U,.(, Wm “UW he

01' ‘ml i0"*lll4 U" .iilflcil to tho. .ilrc ldv c m.-l

ilhon the rest of-Eurolle. lil thi- plist _ gm,-_,.,-y _._t,,,_,. uf fin: ¢{,~,,, ;;;;l,,,_'r‘ rtmi we.h“d to. resist Fm‘"“°: “C lmll tl" slllcllilid fiiiiitllgv oil ilrl-nt (li-ill‘.:i~ Twist Slllllib Slfle liy Bltltl Wil-ll Gcr- S1111-i.. '1`lli~ l'cci>llsi.i'llrtf‘1l utori- \\i

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iilliny we fought lllfhilist. lloil1iplirtol_ imw __ f,.,,ni_,u, on Kwt __-U.|,_,l or -Ik

ing forward in a moderate way-and orders can be filled as usual wholesale.

CARVELL BROS.

5530-9-9Mthsat2i

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

in a few days per Schooner “A n n 1 e Marcia.”

500 Tons b c st

quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest- nut sizes. _

Customers W1 ll

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered whilst vessel is dis- charging.

II. lyuns 81 Bo

Anthracite _ 1 Coal

Now landing ex Sclif- B3Y‘“'d

Barnes 1800 Tons Best American Scranton Coal also due E0 ilfnlffi i- Schr. “Slnah C. Kimmskl tons of the celebrated Lacki- awana_C0al lil E831 Swve an Chestnut sizes.

This Cool is all of the best

uality and Parties f “lrmg the gust are requested f§(l’°°l‘ the-'ll

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g"ed§i`fi°a2tf‘i°i>'iif' allege illllrll ill* oliargixig at lowest Pi’i¢°9-

lisrolr all ll cr Phone 404. soiling Agents D°i'l

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In the semi-finals the best of three- doig fgugnz' 0 Lance Hegre' and 1"

g U In le 0\lI`H V88 HCClll`(`¢,

Annual Morrill 1

i 6_5_ 3_6_ 6_3; M- G .~\rm_l' ol at least half a million iiicn

9 giorfgiv gzfeuted Miss Genllis rpnlfvlig -ii million would be better. With li

6-4, 6-3. This loaves Mrs. J. McMillan _British turns of hal-I ii million men

_ and Miss G. Norton to play on’ for the in Btilgiiinr ond llollsnll, _witbl the

Thu annum. megan; of m1;hi‘;ni?eL:¥: Dllliieixidfilltlioii to holding the Davies lihitlgd' 1?iils§i?’FF;§ce']iaDudlly lining; Jury Blank. 1* ox illomlglmyl of Trade CUP U10 Wiiilililg llitly Will bo Di‘@S0iit€(l attack Geriiiiiiiy on the eastern front- will be hum 1" ‘B our( with a Cu b the Club to beheld for - 1- - » rooms, (lllarlottetown, on Tuesday, 1 P Y l ter. lhen if Austria und ltaly cam.: SGDL mm' at 2_-p_ m_ E0_l1l_fl~ Tl d in we shoilld have Ariiiagoildon. Now,

_ he Bets °“ “"5 “Y Wwe excel* the Blue Water school have left

l-lonlicls H1iszAl1l;l,, “°"“lll’ ‘"6" _°°““*“t°‘l- "ml, S*‘°We“ Armageddon out of their ouloulstioris

clearly the ext ellence of our( harlotte town lady players. Special inentiou The Germllns are a'-'brii-Vo. stubborn

President- might be made of me get in me semi_ well-disciplined people, very obedient

G' F' nEW,AR’ finals between Mrs. McMillan and Miss '50 their i'l1l€l'i`l- llilt it ls tltiillitliil

SWY-'1`r"“'3° Mai-y Dnvien The games were iioiiy whether they would allow themselves

9‘1‘T-Tl"S“l'T°S“t° coiltested, both players showing speed to be driven into a war so desperate

and skill very highly commendable. and so llnprovoked. A wanton invas- 'l`lle fiiilils. wgiclilwlll be Played till! ion of France without the pretext of afternoon at ocock, are looked tor- 3 qua;-i-ei would n0t_ one may sup- ward to by everyone with the keenest page, be popular in Germany even l“tel'°°" nnder resent dltl ' »

O MEN, IN L S_ » p con rms; but ii ilni

A U C T I N Perhaps the Sflsestateinis of this :§r“1E'.".°pcan cfonmct' pmvokedlfy

_ _ season was played Thursday after- e amblhon “ the P“““G°l`m*m"°

Beautiful Residence and Furniture of noon between the mem In competition Party, would be calculated to ex.

li" MFI- F- A' D' H°""°y' for a cup awarded by the Club to the hallsff the Pntlefim Of U10 (`~€i`.l11l1ii

champion in singles and played for 9901110-

I zliii instructed by the Executors of annually tm Won twice by 8 pinyo;-_ llllt we have not an Army of half

iii” l"-Shift* Of me lat" Mrs' F' A' D' Not all the gentlemen players were a. million to semi; and ii two-Power Hensley, to sell at Public Auction on able to be m.esem__ but enough were _standard Fleet could not help Franc" thc promises, Coriicr of Pownal and on hand to give the winners a hard n0___defend th,” Dutch and Bemum . Ktiiil Slgiiig;D(1z}`{xI;1;g{UR§9[K`YA,'%_`H£ tight. Tile results of the ilrst round- That is what I can the _.renter And 17th ` ‘. ‘ » ' were as follows:-G. D. Fitz erald _ ‘ ' 0't‘,l,0CK. NO0N. the beautiful rest- defeated _,_ A_ S_ Bay” W_ If Tm_ r_;_°_“_iir¢r__ ginger- the denser la dence sltuilte nt the corner of Pownal marsh defeated Professor watkm A_ °l'l¢ 9 ¢8l2_ by C_l0i`i\iliilY- li 0 and Keiit Streest ln Charlottetown. B_ Cash defeated C_ _,_ Tidmarsm H_ such ii defeat is possible the Gerliiuns linving a frontagtl 0" P°w"9'l Sllreelii M_ Simpson defeated H_ M_ Smnley_ have no need to risk on invilslon of of 192 feet and a frontage of 168 feet In the Bemmnals the best of three Britain. They can defeat liritnin alld Kent Streets in Charlottetown. sho" Sets was p|ayed_ w_ H_._Tid. without ilghting her. ings, oriiaiiiontal trees. Most desirable marsh defeated H_ lvl, simpson 6-5, The Old theory of sploiiilio isoint. i‘0Blil€ll<‘-.9 lil the Olly- 6-3; G. D. Fitzgerald defeated A. B. lon can be no longer lieltl lil’ UPN'

'l`li0 Hill” ‘lf f“mll-‘"`e commences at Cosh 1-6. 6-1. 6-5. This leaves W. H. nin. Aii Empire like ours cannot

ll 0`Cl00k l0l`e“°°“» Wm °°ml"`l5° Par' Tidmlirsh and G. 1'). Fitzgerald to play stand aloof from the struggles of lilr, sitting room, hall, dining room, the mmm The tenms was of ,_ pn, Europa The balance of power means llcilroolil uild kitchen furniture. Car- fessional quality an t|".ough_ and “_ more to ue today than it ever §@l”é_;llV”'W“"’- °"l““' °°°k°"" "'“‘°° floors srgstlorodlthon th; goigttistaitigli- mount. _li lleriiisii l-:mph-e omhrscihl; <2 - man o wiom uve ii u e _. _ ._ » puieil this ihlra airy or soptsiirllsr, p,_,,c{',c,, ,ms ,m,,,,_ ~'°"““°l;_. Hol1i}|nd.__Bolslsn_1l Ai_l;t__r_i:.

1914- ` It is regrettable that more interest and per ap? ur ey’ 'fn - -h g

R- 5EAn|ST°i is not taken in the matches by some lwrgs “,"_d ‘mtresscs ‘lt mums’ (J er'

Auctioneer b fu cl b oourg, lrlsstc, »\ntwerp, slid Amster-

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5459-9-4M12i. gmon; gfhtbnrgisienisgbyozzrgr pr-oiiirgiliig dam, would wipe us out: would de-

youns piayei-,_ it in to be hoped that feat. and conquer us without firing ll this will be better another yoar. This Simi- 0lii` Fl¢€l5_ Wviiltl S0; 0\li` trade afternoon will be another gala day in would go. our t-Olonitii Woiilfi go; in' teunls. In addition to the finals a dia would go. We should sink into match of mixed doubles will be played the position of what one of our Cab.

N AN' ll ‘ between the St. James Tennis Club img Minister-9 oolls "the conscrlpt

and the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis ,ppannge of 8 ngrongoi- pow-en"

___ - Club, six couples from each club. I am "eating this D,-oniem from

Miss" Jenkms and Byrne' Wim the point of view of self-interest n.-

AUTUMN F\XCUR8l0N8 serve ten., and a very cordial invite- lone I need oniy iilni: in Passing

~ mm in extended by the club to “H that. there il a nobler and more bli-

In Effect September 11th. __l_;:_!_l\___l_::;e_ of St. James Club for the msn “mend the can The downml

rn he oun oo le of St. James 0l F"°“°° ""°§ll‘l ll” H °“l“'“l°Y l°'

$1§llll‘l."ot'l‘l::l)r:tl: tgoooelofbgnrggxtinrzllxth- Chiirch :ire tg bg cgmmended for their t;l_Vlllltl;_tl°li;L ll‘:_`“_'\°°ml° “tml |005 lil? in 30 days from date of issue. progress in starting s Tennis Club. vii e re n era urs an ri .

The new twin screw steamer "Evan- This tends to s friendly rivalry be- fn most of the beauties und graces gellne" soils from Charlottetown for tween clubs, and thus A ¢i'°°l-Bl’ l“*°"° °l °'l"l“”°d me' It "°“l¢i be lin evil Boston every Friday at noon. For est in the lame us well ss a love of day for the world should France bo folders and full information apply to clean wort iii l0ii.°i’ll- Germanised or Angliolseil or Russ-

These matches to-day will un- mn.|,¢¢i_ we owe Francs much, weird-

. JARS. FARRAGl'lAE‘R.'__ ?0“b¢‘0‘?z"P?l;° .;:3"t%xrSll'l::"i mire her much, ws respect and love

Charlottetown, P- - - *lil 0'" P ' her much; our h s is that she may ' 5439’9'5 h°9°d ° ln" ““mb°' Wm M pment' remain France: lglbiics ...happy and

- - _ free and gallant and proud; Francs

rent in art, iii arms, in science

"Get your lllss Villeslr and Piokl- R _ '

Q3 Spices at the Central Drugstore, "Wyeth: Bsge sud Sulphur restores °“g“;"t:_°el:_°"‘~am to keep “___ pos* .A. Foster, Sunnyside, 556|-9~12M8l fsdtd or gray gslr to its naturnl col- M cle rl "FI lust 8 mat' ‘

......._...-_............ or-Kolpl hair from falling out too. 0” " - "" “Y ' _ ‘°

"Butterick Patterns will be plllitly An excellent hair-dressing in every lwfililtl ii0t 00° lliifsl* 01” C'°"i'*l1iiY-

Miss N.‘Fitzgerald, Miss Mary Davies do nothing

at \\'atel'loo. 'I`o~dliv we hiive to fmt .md _,H 1-1-0 ,t (-wx ~ .

_ _ - _ ‘ - ' . 1 .i ii 'go htloct, of

?t;i_nd Prunct :ir fall rl\l\iL‘l _ "` 35 foot, iinlking it ont' of the most iilufzt llnhfilllmlliahcimmor?ubilr`;ii(lri Messrs F J lTo"mnn it (‘o lim mntml mm pleasantly siwnted store -1° _ ‘ fill. '_ '_' ‘_ ." orti'-.~' tl 'tn her iiuiiiiliation and shui-c her ruin. :lt'L"l *‘~l'?"3‘"l~“l"lY <lUilll_l t_li“-'ll' llliFt_ill prf;,p__,,|_fi;i:,’:_ :_ This me [mu is That, is wily the Lillie Writer schoillim‘l_’l""'l;lL' limi liL'liiiUl'Yll1lI flifl CIW liuillliillt 'i llil'i;l‘ ivliiohullslz 'it th" ~ - - t-'mi fl_ ‘_ . _ I' ' ‘.l‘;‘: .':..>;“1_.:“‘;__f1f°"if.f; _ :If-‘rua iixf;"‘,;...:lf_.. ft:;:..‘:.:l’--5’ 'if 1;.;-f;.;:f “ 1' _ __ _ _ ._ _ _ Tl __ _ _ __ _tl_]___df __r -. __ li _i r lli. _.s ur lllll - 1

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Britilin but the invasion of Frlliicc; Si"l"'-V l'"ll‘l'"i~' 0" "mit (’°U’l5"’ 1 . gli’ “if .V l ~ml)i|m']I‘1.m; ` 0 H, th t ' h tl 1 [ U Sir:-ct Tile lnilili illirt iii the build- .U In m‘H"‘eH 1" tm 'in U" hmm i' B mfvllyt `w‘prtlh Em' ill nf SL- ill" :it the rnlll' will be liscd as ii mg- mu-ether -mth “ww 'il Conyullp' dence 0 Hymn is le Ummm U up \\-l`i"vlliul-zo for \\'liit‘h it is mllilirilbly htm" "1 nw" "W" mm" l’mm'"~‘: e_§_enc_c _of _rance. t __ ___;i_(_d ____-“___ h_____0 gtmnnly built will ;;rl-iitiy iiilprove this section of

la is wly wc mils :ive lili " ' ' __ ‘ ' ___ _ __'_' _ _ iiri-iii (ll»ill';;l- .\'ti~i~_ct_ fs _ ._

n ' W love' ls W at ln) hmwy fzicillir on (lrciit iicrlrllc Street hui; wh" 'ww mm In Imgmesa only H'

at' the _henrt 0( _ Lord Hfflwrts "ml b__(,n`fiH(_d 'np into tm) very __t'U_uct_ bout ltllil' yelirs, :irc to bc congrlitu- thekcatdmllrtl Mmlstednsd' “imdn .u}°y|l\'e stores. llllc of thc:-lc will lic oocll- Imlld ‘m_t\'° Splmidui gumess thny Spf? ° ur Y of ‘mp n _‘mr “"’“"" lmml 'Y “__ “ Row as A Clothim, lliive aclllovcfl as lllllicilizoil not only

lhat is what the Ilrltlsh people do . _ -_ l » -_- ___ -- ___ _ _ f ~~ hy the |__,,.£,s_,i¢__\_~ Ut enimging their

not understand and oulzht to liiliici--»-i\>H‘. li_ltll_1i .itil _ shop up--> lim’ “F . ~ i t | . th v,,i f i ~_ t d h-I th - Y- f his tlillflrllil- 0<-lt‘lbllsliii‘1lllt Tilc l'r'“m"°°S ’“ '5 0 “me " ms'

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e rea we doom' lliglltctl. 'I‘li1- other stnro will hc opcii their store rind wilrt-ilouscs.

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FOR FOUR YEARS

lf you do not purchase

your tickets at this oflico you are missing some- thing you should get and perhaps suffering the un- certainty of not having your sleeping car berth reserved. For Septem- ber we are offering the following lixcursions and will be pleased to furnish full information personal- ly, by telephone or cor- respondcnce.

their ticliets and arrange for their sleeping car ac- comodation in_the one oflicc and witliln a very few minutes. They ap- plcciate perhaps more than anything our system of reservation which never fails of prompt re- sults. Our telephone co_n- nection allows the_public to obtain accuratcflnform- ation within a few mo- ments.

We have been giving

the People of Charlotte- town and Prince litlward Island the most up-to-date service possible.

That that service has

been, and is appreciated, is shown by the fact that in four years our total amount of ticket sales has quadrupled this year over 1909. _

Our patrons appreciate

being able to purchase

AUTUMN col.oNls'r T01-onto ExcUlzsioN axculislohl Exhibition

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M 0 N 1' R E A L PACIFIC COAST 21.55

Se on7is]sue 9 _ POINTS RETURN

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Retum Oct’ wth Second Class One Way LIMIT

Fares,Tickets, Sleeper- Tickets. Sept. 15th

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