V V _ V . F* _,I ,Ke __v

scariuanai A . - r '

.. 1 , fc 4"” ,_ ,_ me cnaacorrnrowrr onaaorarr #A ,,,,,¢_,,,s,,V,,,,

New dm UEEN 5 Con i ' Of_4]C0],(§2525:".:'::;:lr:°o°:.J‘;:rrrr,g;;Q - NlY GUAR_DI‘lN .-.._......,.,,,_ . ,......._....__,___,_» ""“"' “"’ "° W0ililCfl?1Ull

Our Aim is to have a hood, Assortment of

e 01).

. ‘ V Enameled Souvenir Jewelry Smit.. i........~i., ........, f.. 0;* f' Alook through our stock will reveal something M `

¢1i."`:.

re “rl

RD-Bell. Hsiirimrs visiting ui ai.

bsuy.

iss Nellie Clai-k,Scuris, arrived in the

tg plegge y°u_ City lest evening. »

Spoons, broochr s, belt pins, etc, reilonph Lund' st" “mis Mud' h"

urued from Boston. i

MW H°dl°¥ V. McKinnon oi St. John,

VV' - VW. WWE ]LsI.s'lN'Ef`\. lewelcr abd 0ptlc"an N- B' l° VISWDS ill U10 City-

HONE 419 Rev. C. W. Corey ot Alberto. will preach

s_____. ,,_ _.____,____ ___ __ ___; __ __, I-1L°vsCreekBnpttstonurohssmnty,

R _

. D. ML¢ tu - _ _

Have You Seen Them - , ...5.....-.5..?Z."....'I.1;i3‘.5 l.iL:‘.

Th' V°ry Latest . E 4" A "'

Pcarltinted back ground `|' j y , ..’l‘.I’.ifI? §i°Ti‘§"'<$i§'”T§'“‘§.i'. E175..-Z

ex HE-

\ .

PIIOTOS

megan’ egecdve’ “usum V . mTne Northumberland arrived lust even-

l`he Btudio Whoro Bithv iir Always Welcome

'iry Hughes’ Dl-

gestive Tonic

not ba beaten. ‘

Price 25c per bottle. '

Geo.‘E. Hughes

APOTHECARIES' HALL .

._ ~l @1 l

Best

Qua lily of s

' coalat Geo. E. F ull’s t

. coal yard., E

Automobile 'l o Hire :

Tnouias lflycr, B0 horse power. seats flvnl persona including ohaifcui-. Will hiro by tho l rluy lor country runs, and by tho hour about the city. For further particu- itrs apply to JAMES OFl<‘lGlt, Opp Cathedral

:ni co r c .St

Preserving Sugars l

Do not risk cheap sugars on

your preserves. We keep it but do not recommend it,

We have in stock RED

PATHS EXTRA GRANULA- TED iSUGAR put up nr the refinery in so and ioo lh bar:=4. which we are selling at 5c per lb. Take no risk, get the best RED PATHS EXTRA GRANULATED. branded on every package.

M c K en n a’s 1’hone,2z6 - - Both Stores

See our

21 Gs

.50c

-,\

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SHOES OF

Mean

Our fall stock of In-

victus sho_es is on the»

E0 H ' COOK ` t

. . . , l ‘Ci

I |{iV¢B SHED. vim and energy to visitiagiu this Provinceleit yesterday for

the rystrm. As an appetizer it ban- their lionie in St. John.

shelves and waiting for

you sir - we know them

to be one of the

very best shoes made

in America. [our ex-

perience has proven it]

and we are anxious for

you to try a heavy

solid pair for this wet",

cold weather.

Prices $4-5o and

$5 -oo a pair.

Alley@ Co.

Charlotte town Agents.

g at 8.30.

Dr. Sweet, Pirtsburz, is visiting In this

th st f il l M _

ty ugue o r.n'|r rs.Beer,I.ong

worth Avenue. _

Wm. Peardon, Mrs. Pcardon and two

chiltlrcn ct this City,lc=\ve this morning on a visit to Boston.

Miss Lottie Bulman who has been visit-

ing in Hunter It vcr has returned to her home in North Rustieo.

George and Mrs. Green, who have been

Capt. Fraser oi the Bouavista was a

passenger to Picton yesterday morning by the Northumberland.

Miss Clara Feehan, Ricky Point has

returned from visiting Mrs. Wilbert Doclrenriorif, North River.

Mrs. E. W. Fullerton of Portland, Me,

'ia visiting in this City the guestkof Jos and Mrs. McDonald, Richmond Street.

Mrs. Gordon Seburmau who has been

spendinga few weeks with hor sister Mrr.C. B. Murley, has re'urncd tol‘er home in Sammerside.

Mrs. P. Newsome and _her grandson

Fred Newsome oi’ Toronto, have returned from Searltown where they wr re Ihre guests of Wm. and Mrs. Baker.

George W. H. Stevenson of Fredericton

received the cad news on Wednesday last from Montana, U. S. A. of the death

received.

The Bible classs in connection with St.

James Church will reopen tomorrow at 2.80. Students and others interested in Sunday school work are heartily Invited to attend.

li. G. Nelson, Providence, l. I., arrived

bythe Northumberland Thursday night to ioln his wiie, whois visiting her par- ents D. F. and Mrs McNeill, at Thorn- edge, DeSable.

Last Wcincsriny cvening a very

onicyabie time was spent ar. the home oi Jnuiss and Mrs. Mcilduricr, Applo Road, when the young folks ot that place were splen\i'diy entertained by a few selections on the phonograph. I

Cleveland White, ol the A A Telegraph

Co., .who went to Sackvllle, N.B., on Monrilty last as relieving oflirer. hndn r. voiv.r bullet put accidentally into his root at Lhar. plaee on Tuesday last, as u result of which he will he laid oil' for a iew d:\yii.

The 26th, anniversary services of the Tryon Methodist church will beheld oo Sunday Sept. 15th. Sermons by Dr. Wm. Dobson at 10.30 rt. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School rally at three o‘clnclr. Soclalservloe at 7 p.m. Monday, greetings

_ _ _ __ irons former pastors. Collcctons at each

g Q

service for church renovation.

Among the Americans still visiting in

different parts oi' Rocky Pbint arc:-M.s

liH.H.|lJiiHllSiili. .

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and| iittedjfor

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9to ll a. m. 1.50-3.30 ll ln- Evouings by aubointmant.

ltinri; Mrs. Chas. li. Calmen and iit'le n»ingh'cr Dorothy, the gut-stshoi Mrs. Jus. Mcl\I»ihon and tne Misses 'i`ruinor.Misa Mary McMahon and Miss I.. McKinnon who are visiting their homes.

The following are the oiiicers of tha Ss..

l)unatan`e Atheiotie Association, el.-ated it their meeting on Thursday evening:

‘.

"°‘”‘” Maamrei-~nsv. a. rr. Meomiaid.

‘

i H 1' i Bb°“¢_ hue ,md ni‘dy,.iohu I). Mcllonald. '

inidlidea clkhaligytbetiiioltiittiklr-s will keep A votn of thanks was tendered tht- ra

ht tt must have good vine ar tlringo|lleersC I’ McCarthy nnrl Tcs

ld/'ig havioan extra strong French Wiiie F|¢m|ng_

morning on a trip to Montreal.

leit yeatc: day to visit In Kentvillc, N. S,

and Julia McDonald oi Long Creek,i}ure

.iinpizrvement made in this irnprrtunt

oi his son Milton. No pai tlculars were evening, under the anspici-s oi the Y. M.

and the performers were greeted with rs

oi the evening openrrl tte program with abiightpiarrosoio. The soloists of the evening were Mrs. J. Moi). 'I`ayl r, oi l{allfax,Miss Furness, ol’ Boston, Miss Munn. of Vancouver, and Prof. Barlow,

vo'oe, sang several selections most enjoy ahiyurirl will always receive it warut weloorue shou‘d she visit Charlottetown in thciuture. Miss Furness, who is an old favorite sustained her reputation its an excellent soloiat,htr selections being very dliilcult and shoving the excellent range of her voice. Misa Mnr-u is thoroughly acquainted with Scotch music and with hcr Scotch accent and aprightly mam ercaptlvated her audience who persistently called tor encorrs which were very happily ncuordui. Prof. Barlow is also nu olrl favorite and wa- rnuch applauded driving his som: ' "I um King of the Mountains" Miss Amy Crrverin her selections showed her versatility. capability and power to charm, and will no ,doubt in the future meal with the success her cievrrncss deserves. The young men of St.Ji»rnes' ' Church are to lui congratulated on the

ext-client. talent which lliey procured for tht' lust nighlfa entertainment.

coatings, trousrringe and ancy P

employ the best. mechanics in Chal-

window

G00d x X 1 El18ll9l\ M!" 48 “ms P" it wil' Iwi-eiricinlxererl was the leading

gal.

P“" "id" "'““F‘" '39 °°“ V" 5 ' - i fu it -1 rt. r tui X x X white wine \ mes" 4° mme ¥:ri:r.i?|i\ntiuiilnloH\:iii:in: :hon Arildcrrrilii

, of Bii0lS

hasa hostof friends who will earnestly

a wish him iiirthcrsuccess.

t°'d“7' for dining room

' d 1 Our Comppugd ‘Syrup ol! Hyriiépho

an hitesis oneont ee iestmtonra ti; . It

Sprague & C0- _ d ,_ :f:;:;:..'ff::: :::'..'.'; _.2

d Call sl 00|’ 9fUd|° U' '°° l °m ev..-y parser me hor,-'rss ri retire,-A

Sunnysl e ‘ .R dtilnr Plllllll-. Sunnyside.

‘_ ~ i Phoiogrspl1er_i_ ’___W ,

ui---mWhite’s Best Light Col'or'Cl\oco|ates'»-"'--r

c d as any 75c imported chocolates. YO" 9-l'= U0*

“il if 5°° P" lb 'nd are liiiliiigs therefore get value fn' }’°l1f m0“°)’- N‘m° “U ying my 11i8l“l“‘7°“

Scary piece. '

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______n_A._____-

I-lerbertSpra ue. Springhill, N. S. is

visiting in the City. \

Fred Houle of the P. B. I. R. leaves this

J. W. Ryan and_Mrl. Ryan of this City

Charles McDonald and Misses Bertha

visiting friends in Monc'on.

A. S. Hewitt of this City has purchased

the property on Kent Street lately owned by W. S. McKie for the sum of $1,200.

Mrs. and Miss Claxton who have been

in this City during the surrriner mouths left yestt rduy i`0r their hon c in lialiiax.

Mrs. (Dr.) Creamer and Miss Crrituier of

New York, who have spent the past few months in the City left yesterday on re turn to their home.

On the ilitrcnth lust, the iinal pnyrneul

ol' two pi r cont in the stake races to be hrld on the Charlottetown I)rl\'lng`i’ark ‘ will be due and must bc paid.

Me chants and others desiring ,space

in the Exhibition building tr .the grounds during Exhibition should apply at once to Sreretary Smallwood. This applies to those formerly having space as to new~ ` corners, _

The S. .S. Bonsviata arrlvtri yesterday

morning from Montreal with a large vex.~ eral cargo and a number of passengers. She sailed ar noon yesterday forSt. Jnhn`s Ntld, via Sydney and North Sydney, C. B. Iiei outward cargo ir.>u\ hr rc consisted oi’ 00 head oi cnttle,9.`i sheep, l horse, 20) bags oats. 520 barrels and bags vegetables, 150 cheese and sundry other cargo.

It ie pleasing to learn that the road ma- _ _

ehlne has been put toyvork and has :zone over the road from Duilar’s Mills to the Melville Road, tho had condition of which had been complained of in these colurnu~'.It is now ln iitlrly good condition i and it is practicable to trot over the road where before tht- spot-il wasilirnltcd to a walk. With alittle attention ncxi. spring and when the work becomes solid by use '-_ it will be a good road. The Guardian dr - sires to give due crrdlt lo the Road ln- 'I npcctor in charge, as well na to the Cont inlssloner ol Public \\’or-lu for the notable

3;”

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public highway.

The concert in St. Jnuies lltll last

L. A., was one of the ilnent ever given

wi-ll pleased and appreciative audience. Miss llurrlson who was the accompanist

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1 éf§5'.‘e=~;, ' ~. are 1:-es. .\‘\~.

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t -- THE New -- iaii anti Winior Goats

are here for you; all the latest styles and colors, direct irom the tnani1i'acturers_

.Ali si'/_es from 32 to 44 in.

Every price from $4 each, and up. (ii~»»»d Coats, these, you will like them when you seo them,

Colne! whetln-r you Wafnt

to buy or not.

Stanley Bros.

Mrs. Taylor who has a sph-n.lid contrnito F_

F .

Pickling Vinegars and Spices »

WhiteW1neVlnegar...... .. . . . . . 40¢g|a|

Pure C1rler.Vinegar..... . .. ...40¢g¢l lnglish Vial: Vinegar . . . ... .. .......(»,0¢g¢] French Vinegar (5 gil deuii-]`oiiii's) . . . . . . . . . . . . .2$_Oil 9|; S.A.1\i IDEFLSGKT k ITC)

WANTED

Evt-ry gentleman vt ho wants ary ltlu (.

. i

n tne clothing line to inrpcct my new H

Friday ' The Greiter-Au interesting ,picture

which is aroar.

Also e Beautiful Colored Picture, and

the grandest Marine Picture yet ex- hibited. ` V

The British Cruiser Dreadiiaught

Relpuleiug e Torpedo Attacx at Night.

he lllnltrlted Sang.-"Litilt|R ustic

Cottage by the See." Sung by Percy Harney.

The playing of Miss Ethel Blanchard

is apleaeing feature of the entertain- ment.

Admission 5 cents to all parts of the hurl

Nothing cheap but the price. The

biggest five cents' worth of Entertain- inent in Canada.

Come when you like Swy .as long as you plea e_

7 61.f

.Noiioo to Farmtrs

We will now receive dressed hogs

from 125 to zoolbs. Heavy hogs we iuli- iug over zoo lbs not wanted bt fort: lst October.

Nothing but well-i'at‘.et1 stock wrll

be received.

Would advise farmers to ltill on cool

days only, and allow hogs to hang over night as it will not do lo inarkct some

day as killed.

Yours Truly

. DAVIS & 1"Ri\Slt`R., -4dmwf rws sw.

=-_.2 :lie =

The Great inior-Provincial

s I s `

Exhibition

Open to the Maritime Pro

- vinces LC held at

Charlottetown

0oiol1ar8lh,9th, l0ih and Iilh, |907

.Lafge Pfemlum ll-‘i ‘WC

$6000, in prizes.

Live stock, poultry, and

agriculture.

Two days horse racing.

Lowest rates by Railways

and Steaniboats.

The Low Price Store! ,,

For nrme lists, entry forms,

Have you read or.r competition ad. which appeared in The Morning‘s race P""l4'°"mm°S and an P3*

uardian forthe past ten rlays. Get one ofyour ol] Guardians arid read lr »ir;1i1,f.n-_q write the Sem-¢[ayy_ '

gain or better still get one oi our bill hoods which we put in every parcel of

‘Wing Kfmds’ Th" “re me l"'e'“""°"l goods bought from us. The reverse side of which containstiie whole coin- C- R- Si\iALLWO()l),

patterns you tvtr saw in suitlngs r etidom . Sec) _Treas

vcstlngs. This is the store to get on clothesmade to order at the lowest possible price lor good goods. I have in

iottetown and il' you leave your order

Somebody is going to get u good thing out of it.

l".L. HASZARD

. )

our Motto is o

President.

9-.1rw5i dtufsrgl

hero you will receive entire eatisiaotloi.. Low prices on everything in general dry goods, g-ents' furnishings, _*_ ,__.__

_yAMESCAL1,AGHAN EIEWSON TWEEDS, l\lONC‘l`ON' ’l`\V?.EDS, OXFORD TNi'Il:2DS

l’l”¢’=ld<*00 -|0H‘llhi)=lBy- ilaunels blanketing jiufrgels tic ec

a - V , i , .

i Vi” PIE!-l"rank 0'Neiil. M' "°h““" T“"°r' \V~ give 35c per ih for wool in X change for any goods in the store.

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,\ ‘ tyt-ar'a work lu Arts at MtGi|i. Ho is one ,, " ‘ ‘ ` ‘

CL r ofthe most capable and talented students ` 0 _,V ,_.,,~,_., _ _ P

that this Province has sent forth, and he , ~.,4‘i'r".if.‘,§'-i-‘3‘.’_v`,v>~*_

_ 1 _ ' / /’ 2T\ ' The Correct Adjust- ment

oi iaeaeaia ii matt-r of cowl M. ubl§impprt.ai\co.1 he honciicial elgeot, > of mm; ¢|Miic.r niay be largely nullihod hy ill-fltilnk "\°""l35

W., pay particular attention tn

the correct iitribir oi rrounte. so that thc full bent-ilt ol the lon-os

will bo uhtniuorl.

Wa unruly rlic lenses oi surrlt

ulinpo nuri also ii-t will bo rnnst ngoiimlnglrr ent-.lt |ndl\irll|nlon.se. "‘nlsls prwrlhln hi-cnlrsn we ilflllll our own Ioiiscir and make lhclu ani'

ilo.-sired - liebe.

Hur rnctlicris rr' oraiulnnilou Ilvli

bu troanlrs. Try us.

G.l".Huicheson. .rrtztvmnra aan oem U

we-Q\

S‘ec'y-ileni Muirlocl Ullll" Qlliiefi

Committee-E. Bout nival, John S. Kon- in "mm ' '75,/, _ `

. l l ‘Tr __ N -_ ’ U R N E R & O -I l V-

, ,, i " ’ t » »,- Sf

Wine Vinegar that W¢ H920 B Y \‘¢°°“" 0 T , I B_ ' Q; "<j`\'§§i Sunnyside, Charlottetown. f <"\§` mend for p ckling purposes at_6o cents wen ra nor, son o tintro Tralnoi. _ \\\3\§\,'_\`\ _ » ` _g 'QJ p"§n1_ I 8 ol tht Post. Office l)i~paitnu-r t, Charlotte- ;` 1 \_\ ` 'rr :_ \§3¢

H ghest grade English Ma t 7 town, leaves this morning to enter Mc- ~ - i ,

cents per gal~ - ll-ll UIll"l‘-ily. MOMNHI. MI: Trlluor \ ,"‘ r- -1--~ ~ --~ f - - v---~- - v~--- --»~- "

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Moun t .Allison L eedies’ college

‘“‘ 3°" ’ gala iii.-a.|. us wut ...ur the mana ‘ sem vein- commences eeemeer c,r9o1

itiaassu Tunisia. Sciroor. or i-Insmrocn Scrnivcn

Normal Course certi-

Hcate from Mount Alli- son acceplcd as qualifi- ¢iiiou fo: teaching Household Science in rw Brunswick Schools. Nbgraarnrutrr Or Oa- aroitv aiiiiiated with

' _ i ` "lx" l if. ¢~;.l‘ .`, gr/' i 51 » i'1"?’i'E 5 ' :'~r'a”ig' "ft

Q. "-,7l'i’.'i`~n’~I"'»j"`.<-'r.‘~;_5if.3i"ii l n .el '|'\|R¥S"N C°’~’<R°3 0*' 2,-V;%,'-§_'_F`o -1 ‘~~,’¢‘», : _,_ __T;},i@'?. ()|u-rugv, Boston. _ .»._,,;'..~- ~;`.`f "~~,_. 'L“-°'.1.;,,,ft*_.'.\ y,$_,"' ' Graduates from this

.f:f,_'-"'1g~- " jr, V 4_" ' .gi Department of Mount

` Allison may enter the

,U _ 1*’ ,”'.' Seiiiiryear at Emerson.

‘J

_-, .

'. ' '_ ` .' ARTS

" wiili Pictures. Caela,ete..

575, p 1 ding to a graduating certi»

iicete has been orgsnlred

(`oNsna\/t'rnu\ ov Mt sie with faculty of ten nitnihove and equi

tcd with tem Steinway Grand Plano, three Pipe Organs and forty s v

Pianos lor concert and iractice purposes

Coarse liadmg to I. A Drrcanrt Strrocaasr-iirs for worthy stud

dents Loiiespouderic- Salle te(

Airiritrms Rlv I 6 BORDEN, D D,

OWENS’ ML Qlul \l OF PINE

In charge of an R C A" and equipped

to tue value ooo. A com iete co\ ree lea

`.`.`: . . s '

Ii la' 1358" 7 I-2 h"mrm w` I 'i-ll‘rlil\iiirru'l\2|lit'ti.

so is

. . ~ - l - . '/ "

'H ll graduate at l rlnr'i~ oi' Wales College last ` iytavl'/I A _ ,

Mfg,-1-J

SCHOOL SHOES i

Aliloathcrs Allstyloe Lowest riecn Mali onipera aspociaity

C R 0 Y, Sholiii-ann.,

Opp, Mnrkol. Ch. 'l`twn i’. E. i..

tititi`i=ir"Saio

40 ucrce ol flood land ul (lucrnrroy i`o\'r. on ol' thi- in-sl ini-tiring sections on thu l land. ilood \\'clloi wtticr on prcnrlsi-r and rrtnwli-ig water for stork. (`Un\'culcntly sitrintorlirrr railways, churi-line and >lr'hnvl~'. Sea mnu~ tiruwitliln rt short tll~ti\r\cs. l'rlt'i~ i~er\~on able. Good oithr-riot' farm or investment.

\V. S. HUGH .\Inrr-ay llnrhoi Foul

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D ataaflvnm Head Oiiices in New ifrouse Black-Charlottetown, S t I B V i"l-,xiii-Iixderibiisziio

-~~--»~-~~ff.=--f _ras aint- tin.. ...img 1,.. ,,,,,,,, ,,t _LL Cmk_‘sw,_'_'w__ ,D me my x a n "05, Monday, Wednesday and 'r

yesterday. >-

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of under iiie in big cities. ' A night out.-Fuuny comedy picture, .1<

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fit

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T R 1' Over $1700.09 in purses.

e g Special attractions in front ‘

of the Grand Stand.

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