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Keilogg’s ALL-BRAN relieves con- stipation because it is 100% BRAN.

Mr. McEnery tried part-bran substi- - utes - but only ALL-BEAN brought complete ro- lief. Here's what he says:

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but did not set laueh relief. Ste eighteen months ago. l began using Keliuofs ALL-BEAN. F ﬁrst week to this sood day. l have never had to take s dose o! any laxative nsedloius

o! any description."

Inns D. IcElusr

(Address on honest)

Constipation is the enemy of health. The cause o! more than forty diseases. Don't let this in-

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sidious trouble send its poisons through o, body. Plmplemspota hetor t e eyes, indigestion sad headaches-are warning signs.

Kelio 's ALL-BEAN ls guer- relieve oonstlpstlon or your money is retunded. Delicious with milk, fruit or with other cereals. Flrle in cooking.

Made by Kellogg in London, Canada. Sold by all grocers. Served everywhere.

Old» Sydney Screened Coal;

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We are well stocked with this excellent Coal. Now is the time to place your order.

Hard Coal

Just received s large cargo of

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lard Coal both In stove and chest- .ut sizes. We will be pleased to lace your order now, best quality, lwest prices.

W. D. -GILLIS.& C0

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CITY " SCHOOLS

Re-open on Tues- ‘ I day, Sept. "7th

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Silk Hosiery-

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The balance of our stock. ielt from summer selling, these lines sold around $1.50 a pair, but we have not all sizes in every line and col- our, they are all fashionable shades however, and knit by the best Canadian Mills, Pen- man’e, Niagara Maid, Etc.

This is a good opportunity to .tlil in your hosiery needs at a great saving, and have them up to the minute also.

OUR NEW FALL HOSIERY ' HAS ARRIVED

Of which we will just men- tion a few Bl-TEX. Black and fashionable shades $2.50

SILK AND WOOL. Plain shades . . . . . . $1.25 and $1.50

ENGLISH A_LL WOOL, Heather mixtures $2.00

ENGLISH ALL WOOL, Sport patterns ...‘. . . . . $3.00

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN .- GUARDIAN

i : Siummerside" Business College (Opposite Railway Depot) Fall Term September 1st. 1926

win promotion.

College open from August 28rd. Hours 10-12 and 34 p. m.

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—FOR LATE WESTERN NEW‘ i-Page 3 is available.

—8PEClAL BARGAINS - in mllllnery at Holnlunis on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. ‘ 1769-6-31‘.

—WE8TERN AGENT - Mr. Cyrus J. Gbllant is now Guardian Agent in llowlau and will receive news items, advertising and renew- al subscriptions.

-MEN'$ FALL CAPS —- worth to 1.75 for 98c and ll other toggery specials at Holluulrs S'Slde, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

_ 17ﬁ9-6-3i.

-—PICTURES FRAMED, expert-

1ly, quickly, economically, at HOL-

MAN‘S, Sumluerside. 1759-9-6-81

—SINCLAIR'S FALL MILLINERY

- Opening Thursday, Fridu-y, Sutur-

dlly. September 9 10, 11. Yoll are invited to cull. l7ll9-il-il-2i

-W'ANT'ED——A smart young sulcsnllln for Shoe llcparlllleut. Must upply in person. Sinclair & Stewart, Limited. 1809-9-9-21.

—HEM-STITCHED COTTON — Huck Towels 29c and 60-inch um- bleuched cotton 22c yd, and 9 other dry goods bnrglllns ut llolluun‘s. S'Sldc, 'l‘hursday, Fridny and Sat- urdoy- 1769-6-3i.

—MILLINERV OPENING and showdug of illdlcs‘ (zoots. suits and dresses, e-tta, fur Fllli~~ 'l‘llursllny. Friday and Saturday. Sept. 9 10. and 11th. Sinclair & Stewart Lim- lted- ' 17il9-9-2l

—MORE NEEDLES-The wcsl- ern office of the Guardian ill the MncNell Building, Summerslde, has received a new supply of needle cus es. These excellent gilts which are given free with each renewal or new subscription are in great de- lnnnd and anyone desiring one should secure them immediately to make sure. Renew todlly.

—BEDROOM CHAIRS --. worth

t: 2.95 lor 1.65 and 7 other turnlture

bargaln's at Holmalfs. S‘8lde Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 1769-B-3l.

-ROBIN HOOD FLOUR is lnll= led only tron; selected wheat and sold by leading island dealers who guarantee its qilsilty..

—UNBREAKABLE DOLL —reg- ularly 25c for 19 c at Holman's. S'Sille. Thursday, Frldoy and Sat- urday. 1769-6-31

—10 LBS -- ol white granulated sugar, 69c. A basket 0i’ red or blue plums for 73c and 9 other grocery bargains at lriolulllnﬁl, S'Slde,-on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

1769-43-3.

-—3-PLY ROOFING — tor 1.99 n role, and “Famous 8" Tires for $5.98 and 8 other liardward bargain’: at Holnlun's, S'Slde‘ on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.

1768-6-31.

—WOMEN'S STRAP SLIPPERS ——w0rth to $5 tor 2.49 and 4 other boot bargains at liollnolrs, SYSIde on 'l‘llursdny. Friday llud Saturday.

1769-9-3l.

-—6 CHINA CUPS and saucers worth 1.20 for 96c and a 12 quurt enamel preserving kettle, worth 75c lor 59c and 15 other crockery bllr- guins at Hannah's, S'Slde, Thurs- day, Friday ulld Saturday.

1769-6-31.

—MEN'S TWEED SUITS worth to 27.50 lor 17.50 and 4 util- cl- clothing bargllllla at Holmnlru. S'Slde on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 17ﬂ9-ll3i

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..*EASTERN AGENT — Mr. J. W. Murdock is IlOW- Guordiuu agent in Montague and will bc pleased to receive news items, ud- vertlslng, new and renewal sub- scriptlons.

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OP/rowse Bros For ' Boy’s A

WONDERFUL NEW STOCK 7m ‘SELECT FROM

PRICES REASONABLE yQUALITIES c001) - STYLES couuucr

Boys’ Suits for School . Extra Good Values i

Parents will ﬁnd here a very large stock 0f B0y’s. Suits in Tweeds of all shades and patterns, and Blue Sergei!’ made i" the $938011’? prevailing styles. The styles boys like best-tit prices that alford exceptionally good value. Prowse Br0s., 45 years reputation ‘and guarantee are behind every

boy’s suit we sell.

Boy's Knickers

B0y’s Knickers, all sizes, Twccds, Blue Serges, strongly made. Prices $1.75 up.

Boy's Suits

A ﬁne variety to choose from, in all sizes. Norfolk Styles, Tweeds, Blue Serges and Novelty Weaves. All prices. Juvenile B0y’s Suits . . $2.00 t0 $ 4-50 Small Boy's Suits . . . . . $5.00 to $10.00

. Big B0y’s Suits . . . . . . . $5.00 u» $14-00

Boy's HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, 'l‘IES, ANI) FURN mus OF ALL KINl)S _

BRING IN YOUR BOY ANI) LET US OUTFIT HIM.

CARTER’S BOOKSTORE

is always HEADQUARTERS for the best In

Wool Underhose, (to wear with silk) Flesh only . . .. 75c

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-—BR|DAL SHOWER-An event ol more than usuul occurrence took place ut the home of Mr. nlld Mrs. H. B. Bowness, Kcnsingtoll, when about olle hundred and titty ol the young people oi‘ the surrounding

..'Mr. and Mrs. H. J. MiLllOIl- of Montague. motored to Georgetown Wednesday. A

VISIT OUR NEW STORE, SEE THE 'NEW GOODS AND NOTE THE LOW

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School Books

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districts gathered to lender Miss Jennie a miscellaneous shower in honor ol her approaching marriage.

town, left recently for U.S.A., whcre she intends taking a course ill nursing. A

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Alter the many friends had assem- ____.

bled, Miss Bowncss was escorted to ..‘Mr. John R. Campbell, lDﬂn- U10 dining-RIO!" by M159 Vﬂrﬂ Plvk- dos. attended the political nlcetlllg etts and cMiss Ade. Huestis. To the in Georgetown Wednesday. A strains 0t a wedding lYlllPCll besnti»

fully played by Miss Doris Thomn- ..'Miss Estelle Morris ill visit- ‘ son, Moncton. little Zlllss Marlonigm; 1n Georgetown. me guest0f he,-

Bernurd and Master Don Bownessngrlend, Mrs‘ Fred De|or1e_

dalntlly attired as bride and groom, l ‘mWrQd- dmwing i‘ menu)’ deciirill" ..'-Mr. and Mrs. George llibbcttl ed waggo“ m‘ which “m! placed l‘ nnd Cllnrlcs moiorcd to Tryon on large bxlskct which held the numer- Sunday A ous gifts consisting 0t silverware, pyrex, linen, cut glass. numerous kitchen utensils and n number oi’ cheques. Miss Lnulse illcrllardthen rend ti humorous piece 0t poetry suitable to the occasion. lifter which Miss (lertrude liuutnin rend the accompanying verses on the gills which wcrc opened by Miss Rut-h Dnvlson and Miss Irene Cum- eron. .\llss Howness. ul-tilough tak-

- 1 Klllg’s (JOUIItY en by surprisie, thanked them very ' ' ' much for the r k ndness. lAll then Pohtlcal Meetlngs jolucd heartily in singing “For she's ‘ n jolly good fellow." Alter lunch was served the remainder of the evening was very pleasantly puss- cd in music and dancing until tho wee small hours oi’ the morning, when all deported to their homes agreeing unlong themselves that owluck p, m, they hull spout ll very enjoyable The Oppo ‘tion Candldat ls ln- evening.

vited to attend and share equally

in the time.

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SchoolSupplies

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J. Lester Douglas 39 Queen Street Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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One Price to Everybody. Spot Casll

The One Price Cash Store

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Prnwse Bras lid.

THE BOY’S OUTFITTERS

Here youwlll fincl the best values. We have made a study of the supplying oi everything required by "i9 STUDENT and SCHOLARS in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We sell all SCHOOL BOOKS at prices made by the SCHOOL BOARD. and we are giving bigger values than ever in WORK BOOKS. and all kinda of‘ SCHOOL 8UP- PLIES.

A nice 9 inch GLOBE of the WORLD tor $1.00 Self, Filling FOUNTAIN PENS 5O cents each. Great Value in SCHOOL BAGS.

Send along the children. ., Prompt attention to every- body. BOOKSTORE open all day tlll 6 O'CLOCK and all day WEDNESDAY Bth.

CARTER & 00., LIMITED.

Represented 011 All Sill Committees

(Canadian Press) (iElNEV/l. Sept. 7. —- ltfnnadlan I’l'l'tl~' (‘able via Reuters) —- Cun-

Professional Cards

Cream Separators THE SHARPLES SUCTION FEED

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..'.\liss Florence Molllsh, Van- couver, wlls visiting Mrs. George Hlbbett. Georgetown. A

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Sklms clean at any speed. Terms to suit customers. ‘ Extra parts on hand.

Wm‘ or phone 79a or 939 ..‘Mr. and Mrs. Ruebeu -.\lcDon-

nld, Charlottetown, visited friends‘ nlld relatives in Georgetown lust; week. A

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..'IMiss lPBAPI McLean is visiting at the home oi’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch McLean, (lcorge- town. A '

Political meetings will be held in Kings County at the following ,places, on the dates given below:

I Murray Harbor South, Friday. Sept. 10th . All meetings to commence at 8

..'Mr.' Michael Power visited Georgetown recently. A

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.."Dr. and Mrs. Cccll Green, o! Montague, motored to Geurgertogn Wednesday. . A

Uncliluted-Unblended —'-Rich in Vitamins and Mineral Salts- Preserves the delicious flavor of the famous Barbados Sugar Cane.

..'Mr. Murdoch McLean, George- town, is visiting friends ill White,‘ Sands. A J. ,A. McDONALD

_____ ____.i_-_ i Hwy _ y.‘ | ,1 1 I ~ . lulu secured rcnroflolllﬂliﬂll 011 ﬂii ,town, bras grille‘: to {igkusfielor gegliglt-Jt ' A

six colunllttecs of the League 0i l MI d» t ‘h r y‘ ‘while Nlllli0llB assembly elected today. Sir App y n" ' O e p“ n u

George E. Foster serves on the 59°‘ “ml get “Dewy relief" ..'Messrs. Joseph and .lnck Fair- rmt committee which llcnis wl-til child nnd Miss Kathleen, who have tho legal and constitutional qucst- i been visiting their parents. Mr.

r " ' " r I i.. D - dlM.-\!l Fllild.(l -, _ lﬂ I N AR 5 ‘i ;z.:.%:.';"..:::.'.. .....::".j, . » -- 0st n. Rumor Not Veriﬁed "m" , o lspendlng tho summer with Mrs. '

I M Scanell’! mother, Mrs. Wm. McDon-

» -- ' llld. Georgetown, halve returned to ; their home in Boston. A

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..'Mrs. Scanell and two sons. Duvld and Gordon, who have been

OTTAWA. Sept. 7. — The De- partment ol External Alllllrs here hue received no intormlltlion in re- gurll to the rumor that one of the llritish donliulons will be a candl- (lute lor ll seat on the League ol Nutlions Council. it was stated to- day thllt the rumor probably grew out oi the proposals now before the llssemilly tor increasing the number ol’ non-permanent seats.

Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

BARRIBTER, SOLICITOR,

Money to Loan Cameron Block,C‘ ' “ ‘ 2220-1-11-11.

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