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SEPTEMBER 11.1911 --re ei-.mn me 'rHE'cnARLo'i"rm‘owN GUARDIAN HRS, 0,. _,,,,.. .raciimvz

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F OR FALLING HAIR

you Run».»-*No Risk When You Use

This Remedy.

we promise you that, it your hair

,B fnlllng out, and you have not let it, go to lar, ~you can repair the dam- age already, done by' using Rexsll H93" Hair Tonic, with persistency and regularity, for a reasonable .length of time. .It is a. scientific, A cleansing, antiseptic germicldal pre- pnratlon, that destroys microbes, ntiuiulates good circulation around the hair roots, promotes hair nour- ishment, removes dandruil and re- stores hair health. It is pleasant to use as pure water, and it is delicate- ly perfumed. It is a real toilet ne- cessity. .

We want you to try Rexall "93" Hair Tonic with our promise that it 1-,nat you nothing unless you are perfectly satisfied with its use. It comes in two sizes, prices, 50c. and $1.00. Remember you can obtain Rex- nll `liemedies in this community only at our store.-The Rexall V Store, l\lucKinnion. Drug. Un.

Life Insurance Guarantees / _ Re alé Pe. rl_ ooth Pow er is a superior\ `

n abso ute income to your \\' and <.l1i dren for ife. tlseft ent in that 15 afded many

s muay lziwcuclnwvn 'fi Mont C:hcques thus re ev ng ‘worry and ' lh€ b Sli tha C be SCCH 3IlyWhEl`C,

y to know where e money go.ng to come from to pay for food,

ng and grief nee . es of da fe. _ eans the teeth, hardens the gums, he prem ums on th p ai are and can be pe. 1 up in io, 5 or 0 tens the bleath, Ietuoves an acid and pre_

d ycu d rc the lu-:ome for yourso fwe have a p an to meet you. (l€C3y. Put Llp ln 2.l'1lIlS€pllC COl][¢i11’_l€1‘5,

` Write for rates c. Price

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Department Of The Naval

Service. A C()l\l_l’l<}'I‘l'l‘lVE examination will he

_hvlfl In November next ut the examin-

ation centres of the Civil ~crvice Com- mn<.~ii<in ifirtheentrv Ol Nnvnl Cadets for ‘lin-:Naval :lrrvice ol Canada: there will ii-'."» viitriuicieii. Uiindidiitos must be between the alres oi 11 on-1 io i~n»sun the ist ol.l»nusr_v' nc-xt: n\u.~:t. ho l’riIish suhlects and must have ii-.-_irliu1 ortheir parents iiiusl. nave rosid- 1-diii Uunatls for two years iininodintoly lit:-cwliiigr the oxir- ination; short por- iods oliirisencc iibrunrl for purpose of cu- \|1-nlmn tri be vonsicl-rerl as rc-nidence~

Sliooewsliil cniidiriatvs will loin the

ll0.\'1\| Naval U illofro at Halifax in Janu- =\'Yl\HXl- I the course nt tho Collclrc is !\\'1~ .vviirii und the cost 'ri p»-rents. includ- |n\: t»mir<l. I1-dzin . uniform and all ex~ D“l11~H‘N, 114 aonroxllniitcly $100 lor the first yi-ir and S250 lor the second 'our. _

On iilissimz out ol Collo|zi>,l}ndets will be

;-tilyirl l\li{isli;nu\en,i?nd will receive pm'

. mm eo $2 er( iem. ` l'ni'i\i\1.s ol iiitgndinlz ciinrlidntes shotilgl 'llllkfi Himlicntion to the Secretary Civil ;"0$‘»'i,<=e Commission, Ottawa. before 15th

" vi if-r next. 1-‘urthor information can be obtained on

iiynlii-.iiyigii to the Hecretury, Dopiirtiiieiit U '=\\'1i `vrvice Ottawa _ ~ linuutliorizetl publication ol this notice

wi I not be puigl3r.DEqBARATs'

livniity Mini~ter ol the Naval Service

l)i=iiiii~tnie1it ofthe Naval Service.

tlttawii, Aufrust ist, 1911.

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Ilomioioo Eloolion

Additional Political Meetings

in Queens County.

l’o1itloalMeetin sin addition to those I lruadv iidvertlsecl will be held in the in- t';'cnt ol the Liberal Conservative Oan dlfiutes tor¢,\uet-ns County ss follows :-

biiledonlli Mall, Mondo ’ llth *SDM

Rose Vallev Tuesday. dept 12th.

- Avoiidale/1‘hursds_v Sep Nth.

these mestin s will be addresslfd by

leaclinlr Llosrsl5Jo servstivs Even 01'! ,Sneakers on behifll ol the Government 1 andldaten are invited to attend. All ,the above meetlnzs will ollell Hi

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A. A. Msnoéisffo.

, eor tary l-ibersl Conservative Asloolstlon lor Rune? County. uff. Lien, 1 s-mm! " _

‘fm___ l'0XE S l"0R SALE

Two Newfoundland Silver Fox dog

Pups. Different pedigree. Correspondence solicited. ,

w. H. i<si.i.v, ` . Box |71, '

‘V ' , North Sydney, C. R.

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'CllAlll.0TTliTOWN AND QllliliN`S C0llNTY

It Days to buy in this Province.

at Union left last Saturday on a

Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd,

Miss Jane MacPhail of Argyle

Hammond J. Ince, Victoria,

left Saturday morning en route. to Saskville where he will attend Mount Allison College.

Mrs. (Dr) R. H. Burrell and ner

dauchter (latheriue L. \vlio have been the guests of Philip and Mrs. Large, Bayfield Street. left satiireiiy morn- ing for their home in Amherst, N. S.

Misses Hattie Macdonald and Jen-

nie Beaton of Blooining Point left Saturday morning en route for Sen- ttle, Wasliington, where the latter will join her brother Hugh Beaton.

Andrew Doyle, who has been visit- me hw imlrnts. Thus .nm Mrs. Doyle, llustico. left on return gntnl-day Ulflfninil- He was accompanied hy his mother who goes for n holiday visit.

Mies Gertrude Hennchery of Morell,

the popular teacher of Union, has re- cngagod with the school for n second term. During the vacation the school ground has been greatly improved and enlarged.

130111 Carter .Sr Co., auctionecrs

will sell by public auction on Wed- nesday Sept. iiith., at 12 noon the cottage on Weymouth St. owned by Mrs. Geo. G. Jury as will be seen by ad in this issue.

'Phe fourth and lust shoot for the

Snlvcr of the ()liarlottct;o\v1i Rifle As- sociation wlll be held on Kensington Range this afternoon commencing at 2 o'clock sharp. Iiianges 200, 500 and 600 yards

P. E. Matheson and his two sturdy

little sons who have been visiting his old homc at Milltown, and nlao in lirookfield, have returned to Water- ville. Me. Mrs. Mary Matheson ac- coiripanictl them to Suniincrsiile.

His Lordship the Right Rev Bishop

J. J. Collins of 'l‘ho llomau Catholic (Tiltbeflriil, Kingston, Jamaica writes

gave two recituls on the organ in Holy Trinity (‘»zithedrzil that won the admiration and nnstinted praise of the musical public." Hear him to- night-First Methodist Church for ten or twenty-five cents.

A delightful entertainment was giv-

cn by D. S. and Mrs. Sherren, Cra- pnud, recently in honor' of Mrs. Ida Currier, Haverhill, Mass., and Mrs. (.1. (1. Dunham, Brockton, Mass. Both those ladies have been away for a nuuibcr of years and their many friends and relatives assembled to- gether to enjoy a very pleasant even- ing. Selections were given on the gruiiiaphone and violin by i‘lark Fall and Joe llunsford while the Misses Lina McDonald and Eva Shcrren sup- plied music ami singing on the org-_ an. A bountiful collation was served on the spacious grounds which was .bciiutifully decorated for the occasion. After all did ample justice to the good things provided the happy compaii-y deemed it the time of their lives. Mrs. Dunham sailed for Bos- ton, Sept. Sth, while Mrs. Currier anticipates 5 little longer' stay.

A largely attended and very pretty

wedding wits soleniniized at high noon today, at thc residence of Mr. and Mrs. LH. l\IcNaugliton, Cameron street when their daughter, Katherine, was united in marriage to Mr. J. Morley Carson, general secretary ofthe Y. M. C. A. at Quebec. The bride was beautiful gowncd in'Satin Duch- in, and carried a shower bouquet o' cut flowers. She was given away by her father. Miss Isabelle McNaug,-li ton, sister of the bride, played very nccuptably Mcndelssohn's Wedding March. The brille was attcned by Miss Fannie Steivart, while the grooni was supported by his brother, Mr. George Carson. The ceremony was perforincd by the Rev. W. G. Lane, pastor' of the Wesley Memorial (lhnrnli, under a beautiful floral arch. The other rooms were also approp- riately decorated for the occasion. A very large number of the friends of the coiitracting parties were pres- ent, and the esteem in which they are hcld, was evidenced by thi* dm' play of beautiful and costly presents, of which the bride was the recipient. The gro0rn's present to the bride was ii handsome gold watch. Find li” the bridesmaid a beautiful pearl sei: ring. After the ceremony I1 dflillti’ luncheon \vas served. Bffef which Mil. and Mrs. Cnrscn left for a. honey- moon trip tlirough P. E. I. and Nnvn Scotia. On their retilrll. H193’ will spend a f0\\' ‘HWS in th” CRY be' foie pi-oeeding to Quebec, where they will reside.-Meh. Exe.

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::"The School that has won the con- fidence ol the DBODIE-" U“i°“ (”°";' merclal College. 5'31dt -

` Johnson fl! Johnson

Mrs. C. W. Harris, Buinrnerside,

spent Sunday in the city.

it?/IisshM. S. James, Amherst, is vis-

ng er home U1 *M5 UW- .Edison and Mrs. Houston, Mayfield,

were among the visitors to the city

C. Mallet the popular Postmaster i-latin-dny_

duck shooting excursion east. Miss Aninie };1‘rainor,h City, ig visit.

ing in ons aw, t e guest of her

Another carload of Ideal Stationary cousin, Miss Elizabeth Towle..

G'-‘swine Engines has been received byi ___

Among the visitors to the city to

attend 'the Borden meeting were Adam Rogerson and Hammond J.

Shore. is spending her vacation stance, iiotiiuf victor-is. ' the home of her sister, Mrsl --

Fred Ince, Victoria, spent the past

week visiting friends and relatives in

Gordon PFOWSG. son of A. P. Bunbury. He reports evrything

Prowse, M. l.. A., Murray }{ar\)0r_'

booming in that locality.

Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd, City,rc-

cently shipped ein Imperial Gasoline Marine Motor to Prince Rupert, B.U., another Shipment was made to l_..and N. Pariuet. Souris.

Mrs. Joseph Burgess ol Woodstock

an enjoyable visit with Rev. and Mrs. Westmorland, York, and friends in Charlottetown.

The engagemont,0i Miss Mnnd S,

James, formerly of this city, but re- ccntly of Amherst, to Harry D. Bid- cn of that place is announced, the m111"1`ll1L?e to take place next month.

Everything indicates a crowded

building tonight. Those having tickets will be admitted first. A limited number of reserved seats at

Plan at apothcaries Hall.

Mrs. Annie D-avison, lledeque, who

has been imdergoing treatment in the P. E. I. Hospital leaves for her honin today. Mrs. Davison speaks in the highest terms of the treatment re- ceived and of the exceeding kindness of the matron and her able staff ol nurses. She will always have kindly feelings for them and their Institu- tion.

At a large and representative Pib-

eral Convention held at (lardigaii Friday tl. Gavin Duiiy of Cliar- lottetown was nominated as ifaudid- ate for Councillor and Horatio Nelson, as Assemblyman for the Third District of King's W. I.. Poole Pro- sident of the Liberal Association of Klng’s County, presided. Address- es were given by Mr. Nelson, G. S. Inman, Dr. J. R. Mathieson, Roland McNeill, William Kaneen and others.

There was an exceptionally large

gathering of tennis enthusiasts at the Cliai'l0tteto\vn Lawn 'l‘cnnis Club Courts on Saturday afternoon to

as follows--"Dr Minor C. l_i‘al<l\viiii“'it°955 3 t°“"""m°“t Of ‘“i_"°d

doubles, which ended in H. ld. Miller and Miss Agnes Fitzgcmld winning and carrying oil the prizes. It is the intention of the club to hold a tour- nament of gentlemen's singles on Sntiiriiay, Seutenilier lfitli. A very handsome trophy has been donated which shall have to be won twice_by the same .person to retain owner- ship.

"l`hc Pownzil (ihoir met for their weelfly practice. by special invitation at the beautiful home of Wallace and Mrs. t~‘,mitli,' "(ireeii\\'ood." 'l‘h‘t¥"1bop\1- lnr anthems of the Sept. No. of “The t‘lioir" were rehearsed for the lirst time, and were soon t"lo\\'iug smooth- ly and musically, to the evident sat- ii.fa¢ti.m or the comiieteot lender. J. i\. Moore. As usual a number oi the younp: friends gathered in [or the "free" eveninizls ciitcrtaiiimcut. At. the close of the practice Mrs. Smithi had it substantial supper waiting in' thc dii'iinz~rooiu, which was heartily pnrtnken of and much iiiipscciiitecl. Miss Lizzie Ings presided at the or- gan with her usual capability.

Euthymol

Shaving

Cream

is a deliglitful pre- paration for n quick and

satisfactory' shave.

Makes :i quick creamy

latlicr. Keep the face soft, is non irrllrviiig

and antiseptic. E

Large Tubes 25 cents

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Macs’ Non-Poisonous

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insist on -quality QUALITY! And

' 'll always lind it in`0\l\‘ l:I.l;|Al"ORATED CRI-.AM BREAD

Prove it for }'°\"’l°lf

Stewarfs Bakery

1 160 V Kent .Street

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An mince of prevention is

woitha pound of cure, we are told, and therefore Macs’ Non-Poisonous Disinfectaut

is equal toa load of medic- ines and n corps of physic-

inns.

lt~isa sure preventative for

all cases of fe_ver; destroys all obnoxious odors-t e bacteria of all contagious

diseases.

Call in and let us tell you

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l2l Queen Street The Store with the Mock \2| 011%" SUN*

Ont., has returned to Pownal, fronll

twenty~livc cents have been printed.,

|49 Gt George St. .

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will arrive here to- ` = \`*"_

night, and will be at ‘

our workrooin .Monday

and following days.. ' _ ._ " _ S ,i if,/:',`-_¢

Miss Sinclair comes - -_ \ <1.;-'f'

to us with the highest. 2,-`§\ li

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rccoinmendzitions, hav- , ,,

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_ ing been head niilliner

in a large city house, ' ` ' - and she will be equipp- -,I ;

ed to carry this great _ millincry business to a

higher point than it `3f*-"”_.-

More ;:

Golf Coats ‘ rf

to-day

Another great supply ,

has just coiiie along \ , ‘

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and is now ready for , , . 1 your inspection. _ 1 ,` -,j_ `

All colours-all gocd 1 illl ,,,§l ;

styles- ’ \ li ‘ii $2.25. 500, 3.50, 4.30, _ i < ‘

4.50, soo. W

The most useful l '

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that can bc had. , /

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Miss sf.

W 1 ny \ 1 Margaret 1 > Suits

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Mrllmer f- - for Boys

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has ever yet reached. i » ~

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knockabout garment “fl

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lot of these.

They are about the

‘ su1'.irt;.st -hifticst little

garnicnts that any mother ever got hold of for 2 to 6 your old lnd-

.. “ " dies.

Sweater--lcnit trous-

- ` cis-and with the bet-

ter oiie:s~c:ip lo match. l`.'..' y, iifmvu or R656-

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\ i&\ ‘L747/§, In our southern_ win-

/ , E/, 4" dow we are sh iwing a

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$1.85 an-i 2.75

, , , 40 inch

‘ Black ,

Paillette---99C .

The strikes in Eng-

land .relayed thc sliip- incut of this badly want-

; Cd line. -

\‘ 'f /I T Soft fine, rfvl: lnclk `\ ” ’ / Pallletlciiriiz..-31.1- ui; c

h`\v/"_ -nlieid of niilylliiiig'

' you will flini 111 lion(

stores :it 1.25 ‘o 1.50

\‘, ic:-idy licre nl ‘.11-“c

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The Greatest Show of l\lew,F all

Coats ever seen

in Clharlmfztetown

THE. GREATEST SHOWING OF FALL COATS that Clnirlottetoivu has ever seen is now ready

for you in our ready to wear department. You are cordially invited to come in-look rouii<.l-try 1;-ii any or every garment in the store. You will find here the handsoniest designs from the three or four best l.:iil~.i'.s in the Dominion--iiiost of the designs shown are exclusive-that is to say they can not he had at any other store in the City. Vi/e will just tell you, as well as we can about a few of them.

Neat well made coals of Black," Kersey, good

weight, collar of velvet inlaid, finished with touches

of black braid, excellent values... . . . . . . . . .

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“College Coats” inlziid with velvet, gives ri touch

of class of this pretty Navy Kerscy Cont. Double

breasted, turn backcul`fs_ fitted buck---:i wariii smart coat. . . . . ._ _ 1

A pretty tailored cont of all w.=ol, “wide wade"

clicviot, comes in navy or ‘lurk Plain Coal. collar

of velvet, single brenstcl., semi fitting, _ tlirecqnarter lcngtli........... .- .. ~

Heavy wool Cheviot _ green is tha: iiintcrinl

used in zi very lady-like coat, cut sin_.;ie Liofislccl,

with fitted back, two cle..-p vcntff :it back. Plain “Mannish" Coll.ir............ _ . _ _ °

--Coat of .$15.00 value----Special $12.75- Our Leader in Heavy Striped Tweed

Heavy all wool tweed, in brown and green tones, showing a stripe effect -islthe material

used in our special leader This splendid garment is double breasted has large patch pockets

.“Cohvertible” collar-and is by all means thi: best ,,

$1 2 value at the price-that we have ever seen .. $ 1 2°

Heavy “niggerhead” tweed coat in dark grey

shows the popular long fever---and closed with 3 large buttons, collar and revers edged with black

velvet. Cuff piped with the same...... _. _

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Heavy warm coat of dark grey or brown mixed

tweed, plain collar with long, graceful lapels. Three large buttons, velvet pped button holes, set in ou slant. A notable handsome garment ..... . . $15.00

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Reversible tweed coat in effect of brown,_ very

plainly tailored, satin sleeve and shoulder lining, single breasted, sloping lapel, three large

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horn buttons........ ...... .. . ..

I-l.”1ti<lsonie twccd iu “Iiopsic`."` 'ti' l»i.~l~:'.t

weave effect---is slio.vi1 in cools of gr'-y or Qiccii. Collar a1i<l`Ciiffs fiivsfi -"_ wiili toi1",lic.s' or black 1;i:icv

`braldlon1 s_`oili1fl>'1el .. .. . . . . . ..

Plain twccd with plain buck make a very smart

coat. The plaid back is turned out to finish the collar, cuffs, and top of pocket. Long lapel front

fasteus with tlireclrrge buttons. A very stylish, graceful garuient :it _ . . °

Very graceful cofit of grey diagonal twccd has

plain velvet collar, cuffs, piped with velvet, buttons

of buffalo horn, slunliiig button holes fin- ished with vclvct Cdgcs......... . . . . . 0

Black Plush. The Novelty feature of 'the Season

€o fn

splendidly represented here.

This line of garments is perhaps the handsomcst thing we have had to show for a long time. Tl' e coals are

long and very gracefully made, they mostly show the long sloping lapel :iufl seini-fitting back. S"'npie, rich

stylish, effective.

$24.00. 25.00 27.00 38.00

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