THE GUARDIAN, oHAni.o1~i‘i:TowN AUGUST 25 ises _ 1___!________!

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Tweed Effects,

Clan Tartans,

Light Weightii and i

Heavy Weights-

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Those

Travelling

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at Stai1ley’s.

Prices,

-$3.65, 0

andl

5.25,

each.

lint le Advertise we ilaiie,

W0 @@e@@eeg;‘;‘.‘;;‘f;‘°°."'.°f;‘..“.s.?_ 12221 °5 o illiocolate Bootsg 1

and

Shoes...

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Stampar’s Corner.

- “ii We Advertise we Have, @

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ml Kindergarten will re-open on

lid We Have we Advertise.

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Ladies fine Chocolate Dong Boots, turn sole, nicely lluis

$3.l5 less 20 per cont.

Ladies' fine Chocolate; Dongol Shoes, finished like the Boots,

$2.50 less 20 per cot. ta Fine Shoestoi the monei.

What we have we Advertise.

DERGARTEN

Sllililllillitl 5, Bi 9.30

ill the building, corner of ind Grafton Streets, which has Q0¢\ally fitted up for Kindergar

lipase.. Af ii 1'a..d i ff ‘Bakeware “nay quai s a

_ enga ed. Im J H118. H. Sayci-e, Superintend- p

ehid"°U from three years ot age

4# g if"lrds are received.

*Tl Ind other information can be

IN CITY ANU iliilllillll.

Local and Provincial items ol Interest.

111-1

Gleaned _By ‘Guardian’ Report-

ers and Correspondents.

lions Budget ol Happenings Round About the ilistrlot.

THE mail train arrived last night

at 10.10.

HIGHEsT temperature 24th August

65.0.

THE entries for-the races to be held

at the Chalottetown Driving Park are coming in already, and there is every promise of the races on the 14th and 15th September. excelling any races

THE cyclist who “suggests ` to the

numerous amateurs who have taken to the sport this summer for the first time that in meeting other cyclists they in- variably keep to the right"must have done so either by mistake or with the intention ot killing or maiming all amateurs. The laws ot this country and the hyelaws of our cities and towns specify plainly that “every person rid- ing or driving any horse, carriage, wagon, sleigh or other vehicle on any square or street on meeting any other horse, carriage. sleigh or vehicle shall always pass leaving the same on the right hand.” Would it not to as well for amateurs to follow the rule prescribed and followed by the experienced and invariably keep to the lett, thus avoid. ing the danger oi a collision, and in all probability a broken whrel.

THERE is no more pleasant outing for

tourists and city people than a day in the country, and the P. E. I. Railway is an excellent means of transit. Satur- day excursion tickets at one single first- class fare for the return trip, are issued to any point on the Railway good to re- turn either Saturday or Monday. For! instance. <'me or more persons, desiring to spend Saturday at Hunter Biver, could proceed thither hy the morning train, go iishing, shooting, roaming about the fields or woods. and arrive home by the evening train, and the re- turn fare would be but sixty cents. Those having less time at their dis- posal could go out a shorter distance, by the eastern train at 3 p. m. or the western train at 4.10 p. m., arriving home by the evening train from the west. Others who preferred to be

e ea ern 1 a

western at 8-40 a. ni., returning by the western at about one o’cfo;°k, in time for dinner. The return fare for the Saturday excursions or the daily excur- sions of parties of ten or more is but three cents a miie. Tourists and others can thus easily enjoy themselves very uriexpensively.

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INEBRIETY Is A DisEAsu -farties can

be cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE, Portland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morphj nisrn. Cigarettes and Tobacco; also from Neurasthenia or Nerve Exhaus- tion. The undersigned citizens will cheerfully give information to any per- son who wishes to be cured of any of the above diseases and desire to live a better and healthier life. You may call upon them for such facts as is placed in their hands. This is the nearest Keely Institute to the Maritime Provinces hence factlcally the cheapest. R. C. Goss-, L.C.WonrHY. TAILLIAM TUR

Nan, P. P. ARCHIBALD, Queen Hotel; Amex ANDER HORNE, W. B. ttonER'rsoN Sheriff Sniros W. CRAEBE, A. I. JOHNSON. Pres W.C T. U.: Mrs.R. J. CAarPBEr.r..- Oct: 21-<18: wklv

Should the reader refer not to confer With

ny ot the above rellerences, -write or come irect io the Institute without consulting our neighbors _

THE employees ot the of the P. E.

Island Railway will hold their annual picnic at Cardigan, on Sept; 3rd. Only a limited number of tickets outside of the railway service will be sold.

Miss Donn. of Cherry Virley, left

here Wednesday morning on a visit to Marblehead, Mass. While there she will be the guest of her uncle. Admiral Locke.

A Paonriuasr reader call-i attention

to the fact that the GUAnn1AN’s “Eastern Items” correspondent goes rather wide of the mark with regard to the native places of the Ministers oc-

cupying P. E. Island pulpits. Revs. A. °

D. McDonald, J. K. Fraser, J. W. McKenzie, D.|B. McLeod. John Gillis, D. MoD Campbell. D- McLean. J. T. Bryan, A. D. McLeod, W. J.. Howard, Henry Pierce and L. R. McDonald are Islanders occupying Island pulpits. There are probably others whose names _are not known to our informant.

AnB1vALs at Seaside Hotel, Aug 8_-

Miss Adee DeBlois, Miss Muriel Peake. Charlottetown; Miss McMillan. Oyster Bed Bridge. Aug. 11-Fred W. L. Moore, Charlottetown. Aug. 12-Mr. and Mrs. A. E Inga. Charlottetown.

heretofore held there. ‘Aug 13” lv- V- M°D9fm9~ SP1'ing‘_

field, Mass. Aug. 17-A. S. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. U. Smallwood, Miss Blanche Smallwood, Miss Ida Clark, Charlottetown; F. Smallwood, St John, Ntld. Aug. 10-Mr. and Mrs. Drink- water, Montreal; ' Mrs. W. N. Lunner- mau, St. John; Mrs. E. Boyle, Quebec. Aug _ 18 -Mrs. George McLeod,Den ver, Col.; Mrs. G. M. Campbell. Mis Jean Campbell, Charlottetown. Aug. 19- Mrs. Canning, London. Eng.; Horace Haszard, Charlottetown. Aug. 20- G. W. Davison, H. M. Davison. J. M. Davison.Charlottetown ;H. W, Davison, St. Paul; Miss Helen Dawson, Char- lottetown; Miss Borden, Moncton; Miss Wright, Summersidc; W. E. Dawson, Robt Perry. Charlottetown. Aug. 21- E. V. Jost, B. Boylan, R. H. K. Chap. 111110. Miss Graham, Fred W. L. Moore. P. R. Feunell. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, New York. -

lt you have been sick you w.1l und

l:lood's Sarsaparilla the best medicine you can take to give you appetite and strength.

RriirovED to our old stand in the new

store.Prowse’s Block.-W.P CoLwuLL.

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CALL and see us in our old stand,

new store, Sunnyside- W.I’.CoLw1LL.

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WE are now doing business in our

old stand. Call and see how we look. South side, Market Square.-W. P. Conwrm.. d&w, lw.

ANOTHER cargo of these famous 98

cent shingles have just arrived.. These are the shingles that had suchare- markable sale during the past two months. Any persqn wanting cheap cedar |shingles should embrace this opportunity of securing them while lthe snap lasts.-JAs. BARRETT. Conno1ly’s Wharf. . '

WE beg to anounee that we will con-

tinue to give the McLean stamps to cash customers.-HENRY BALLs. 22,tf.

ARE you using a McLean stamp

book? It not call at the oilice, Queen St., next door to McKenzie’s Tailor Shop, and we will give you a book free with $3 worth of stamps to start. This offer is ood for one mouth. a 17 if

times to shine colored boots,

23 lw.

September, next, to Wed

The Price SELLS lt, ' lite QUALITY Recommends lt.

a s to bu the BEST ”

tell us every day.

I5! McPherson.

‘ii Lena Barret-t,Primary Depart- I

correct.

in ilavor and strength.

from the S per-intendent, - _

`xh,_8‘Y'e or from u '

Try a. package and find out for yourself that what wc say is ~

OUR CEYLONS are choice

Our Teas who will

l “Ynnrieaiiiiie best we have do _

L ever used. I am glad I gave

you a. trial order, for I find it - YW M., ning to have B New %

Suit or Overcoat this tall.

y y ° `_ 0

This is what our customers 1; Who is going

to make it ? I

No one does or can do better

" work than we. Investigation

ggovesthatfewdoasgood. Our

‘ts and Overcoats are_worn

_ byhundredeof _men in this city V I andinoreasingin number -every

year, which goes to prove the popularity of our high-class tail- 0f1l18- `

E E SHINE 5 cents, as it is a trouble at

we have arranged with our repairers to ¢~~ . - clean all kinds of boots.-Gore Baos. E °“‘§eS are b“bbl_mg over ggi?

The Race days for the §

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harlotietown Driving §W E Park _have been changed 2 '

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_ We want your trade, do you know it . _ ,

We sell cheapest in town, do you know it? _ 2 f We keep the Ready-made Clothing, do _you know it . Do you_ want to saveymoney clothing from 118. '

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= bright suggestions for = ding Gifts.

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nesday_ and Thursday, the . 14-th and 15th September ' ' - "

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School Teachers;

Must have Watches _ _ They’re necessary. Can’t

do without them.

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pleasure of showing _our § p Watches to any intending `» _

purchasers. - » 1, ~ » i _ , . ....~.. gt.. at . watt. 2 Commercial Col lqe,

watch. » 1 ~ 7. ` E s

‘*We’ll sell it at the right p V I _ _ P;-i¢e_ The first term ofthe 58 yggy of this well-known edigaeimd

e _ _ tutionwill 1S\'»»_1393-

satisfactory. ' p ,Parents detain? togive their sons

i.~P\‘°P°1& 218111 f91`”:;|\l\i8$8 lease rt! ~ _ ` c he of nit. Home siimi for Bays ’

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