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S-EPTEMBE ‘4' ‘°” 'mm we" ~f--~-».- .-._» THE cr-1A1zLo'r:i‘E'rowN GUARDIAN _ ,.,,,,,. 0,. ,,_,,.. PAGE me -.,<;_

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WG want you ._ to try three large bottles of Rexall "93" Hair Tonic on our personal guarantee that the trial will not cost. you a penny if it does not give you absolute satisfaction. .1-h,,;'g proof of our faith in this rem- edy, and it should indisputably de- monstrate that we know what we are talking about when we say that nexnll "93" Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald heads, except where baldness has been of such long dura- tiuu that the roots of the hair are ,purely dead, the follicles closed and

grown over, yd the sdalp is glazed, nemem‘bse';- .iéare hating our' state- ments upon what has -already been accomplished. hy the use oiRexa11 ~93" Hair- Tonic, and we have the ,ight to assume that what it has done for thousands of others it will do for you. In any event' you can- not lose anything by giving it a trial on our liberal guarantee. Two gizcs, 5lJc. and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this community only at our store- 'Fhe Rexall Store. MacKinnon Drug Co.

Boys school Suits that will do

their duty on the play grounds or In school SL98. $2 55, to $5.75 nlatlonal Clo Co .9.6dif.

We' repair furniture. Beer Ili.

\A'oeKS B-28drtf.

7-f--“Y Load Up With

A nsco Films

Ausco Films are' daily

growing in favor with ama- lvurs and profcssirriils, he- _i; inrcra and exports.

Th ey do not scralcli,

smear, or soil, the emulsion coating is ofa superior qual- iiy, and therefore bellrr pic- inics arc bound lo result. For clear, perfect "snaps" use .»\nsco films \'ou`ll hr- .sure of getting saiisfziclioii then.

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here-all sizes.

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Until further no ice the S. . HARLAND wi l run as fol owsz-

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°Monday, 1.00 p. m.for Orwe , Ha day‘s and C ina Point 'l‘u Tuesday '. p. m. for Qrwe_ Ha iday s and C aPoint. Tu \Vednesda 00 p. ni , for Yictoria, Th l‘h_ursday p m., lor Victoria 'fn Fr_day 5.30 m .for Final. R \'er. Fr Frrday rr m.. for East Ryer. Fri Baturaa for West River, Sa Saturday for Vvest R ver. Sn _ Every al r_nate Monday wi icall lat Vernon River Brid on Ki l be acco ding tot dr.

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An abso nreincome to your w`fe and ch' dren lor ife. This may-be drawn n Monil y Cheques thus re iev ng worry and

anx`ei.y to know “where ie money s go'ng io come from' to pay for food, Cloth ng a id o ber necessii es of da y life.

The premiums on th s plan are low and can be paid up in io, 15 or zo

years. ...

Shen. al you das re the Income for yourself we have a p :in to meet you.

Write for rates lice.

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llaminion Election

Additional Political Meetings

in Queens County.

Political lllestin sin addition to those tlfimdr sdvsrtisegwiii be held in the ln- ddfeet olths Liberal Conservative Cen 'Ah'-0! for Qrueens County as fo lnws :-

0"°,“dl|3. hursdsy.BuDt iltb. _

_,Ewell Cove Seat. 18th. _ ess mestin s will be sd ressfd by Ugdlnir Libsrai%o sarvstive nee ers __ Denkers on behs‘lfof the overnment. nnrlidlstss ers invited to attend.

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It D8Ys to buy in this Province.

T. W. Cewa , Mt, gt - the _“ty yeste;_\__ay_ ewart. was in

Jam". FWS". Maine, arrived in

this nity Inst night to spend a snort vacation.

Rev Z- L- Ffish. will preach at

MW- iRev.) E. s. weeks Mt. stew-

art, is visiting in Cardigan and Mon- tague this week.

There will be e ~' 1 gh

River Methodist B Chlilfchnon eS\iBriilii]; morning at ir ii. m., mn. Mr. Bovyer of Covehead will spank,

Rev. Father McQuillan who was

called here by the death of bismuth- er the late Mrs. John McQuillan left

?:gl`8tl-lf!! 00 Halifax yesterday .m(;rn_

Among the outward passengers

from this city yesterday were: Elmer Ross and Miss Beth Rattcnbury, to Mt. Allison, Sackville, Rev. Bernard (-'UUE t0 Sydney. C. I3., Miss Susie MUDWY, 10011. to New Y.ork.

Rev. G, A. Sellar, Hunter River,

WHS n passenger to the city yenge,-_ day afternoon. He was accompanied by his father from this city who hnd been visiting with him.

Roy I-Iughes, of the Banh of Nova

Scotia, Halifax, is spending n vac- ation at the home of his parents, G. A. and Mrs Hughes, city. Yesterday afternoon he was a passenger Q, Murray Harbor on a fishing trip.

There will be a tournament ol gen-

tlem,an's singles on Saturday nite;-~ noon next and drawing will commen- ce at 2.30 sharp. The members of the “lub will he nhutogrnnhed at the (lluhliouse at 5. p. m., and u full attendance is requested.

_ Rev. H. Johnsan of Bedquc nnd Rev. I.. Lawson of Winsloe will ox- Chiiiille Dllliiits on Sunday 17th. Scr- viccs on Winsloe circuit will be as follows:-North Winsloe ll a, m, South Winsloe 2.30 p. in., Highfield 7 p. rn.,

_J. L. Claxton who entered the ser- vice of the (lnnadirm Bank of (Vom- merce about a month ago and is now stationed at Sydney, (!_B_, has been tiansferrerl to Charlottetown but will not enter' upon his duties here until the latter part of ()¢tn\,er_ Basil Deacon of the Charlottetown branch has been transferred to Fiyd- nsy and leaves ior_th¢re next w,,ek__ Exo. _ _

The 3- S. Riosalind sailed yesterday

morning at eleven o’cin¢k for New. foiiudland, having arrived in port cisht hours previous. She- had two passengers* outward; Mrs, Jones and Mrs._ Morrow of Souris, to St, John s. Her outward cargo consisted of seven hundred bags of oats, eighty cases bluberries, seven hundred built* Potatoes, twenty-five hnrrelg apples, ninety__barrels ve_r\,etables_ fifty-Six cases eggs, fifty head cattle, and soundry other cargo.

A large barn, belonging to Wm,

Nelson, .Frsnlrh Forty- was --struck by

` lightning and burned to the _ground

on Tuesday afternoon together with a large part of the season’s crop and a number of farm implements, threshing gear, etc. Herbert Nelson, his son, was badly burned in endea- V0I`il1l-I to save the machinery. It is learned that the loss is partly cov- ered by insurance. Mr. Nelson's loss is a heavy one as the barn was a large new building and well finished.

The S. S. A. W. Perry had the fol-

lowing outward passengers on sailing Tuesday afternoon: W. S. Bennett, Mrs. E. Campbell, M. Blue, Mrs. Richmond, Miss G. Mcflarthy, Miss A. Sweeney, R. Devane and wife, Miss H. Smith, R. S. Tower. Her inward passengers were: From Bos- ton-Mrs. A. F. Goodcrich, J.K. Mc- Govern, W. S. Bennett, Mrs. RJ Nichols, Mrs. F. Nichols, S. Kellv,_ E. S. Loiw, Mrs. Bo_ver,_Wm. Coil, Miss L. 'McDonald, D. F. Darmclr, Miss B. Mcldnny, Miss W. Hiney, Mr. Lewis, J. T. Doiiglas,Miss M. _Mc- Corniack, C. C. Crowell. From Hawkesbury, H. E. Perkins.

The C. G. S. Brant and the tug

William Aitken have abandoned their attempt to float the scnooner Minnie T. at Wallace, N. S., and returned to this port at 6.10 p. m. last evening. The Brant left almost immediately afterwards for Cape Traverse, goiiill to the assistance of the schooner re- ported in distress at that place. lt was learned last eveniuil fm!" U10 Marine Department that this vessel could not be seen late in the after- noon and it was not known where she had gone. During the day twv schooners and a steamer. Dl`0bi1\ilY the Bonavista, had IIHBSK’-fl her *Wd she could not have been in distress or they would have rendered assist- ance. The flag was only at half mast. During the day the heavy sea _r\li1¥i\IlR prevented any lvonin "Um 20105 OM- Oihcers of the Bouavista who P85895 there on their steamer enrly yester- day morning saw nothing unusual on

their trip.

::"The School that has won the con- ddence of the Dt'-0912-" Union C‘"“‘ mei-cial College. 8-31fiU~

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Prove it for yourself

i Stewerfs. Bakery

160 Kent Sireet

_must on _ “lily QUALITY! And

Rev. David and Mrs. Hickey 0| pic_

_0U. have arrived on a visit to friends in this city and pr0vin¢e_ _

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The harvesting is completed in: Hamilton and the farmers have started plowing. l

Walter French of Westmorland was,

a recent visitor with friends in Hampton. _ -

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_ At the police court yesterday morn-, ing one drunk, Frank Gormely, was dismissed with a warning.

_A $45.00 Raymond Sewing Machine

will be sold at E. H. Beer's sale gh Monday the l8th.

i ___ . It is exnecied in.-it the charlotte-

town members of the Composite Can- adian Artillery team whu were in Eflgland _ competing with British teams. will arrive home tonight.

The electrical storm on Tuesday ai-

ternoon was very severe in the vici- nity of Mount Stewart. The ware- h_ouse_al: the wharf was struck by llghtning and somewhat damaged.

_MiHS€B Minnie and Eunice French of Westmorland are visiting in Hamp- ton the guest of their cousin Miss Eliza French. Miss Eunice also vis- ited her cousin Miss Florrie Inman.

A Hampton correspondent writesz-

We understand that E. McKinnon, the merchant of Hampton, intends enlarging his store this fall. Mrs. flnas. McKinnon of DeSahle is hav- ing a new dwelling house erected.

R. and Dwane, Roxbury, Mass., who have been visiting Mrs. Dwane's parents, P. and Mrs. Smith, Prince St. have Jeft on return. They were accompanied by Miss Helen Smith, who will he their guest for some tiuié. _

The article in lust Satui‘day's

Guardian referring to some of- the Pioneers of Prince Edward Island was written hy James Grigg ol West Devon and not Tyne Valley. Mr. Grigg has contributed several articles from time to time and they are al- ways read with much interest as he is thoroughly acquainted with some of this l’rovince's early history.

The beautiful new rooms of the

Union (lommercial College are rapid- ly filing up with a crowd of bright young people anxious to secure mod- ern business training. ln the Com- _mercial Department the students are receiving a thorough drilling in the, elementary part of ther bookkeeping and each day receive special iii- striiction in arithmetic n-:id rapid cal- culations. Arraiigcmcnts are about completed for the opening of the dif- ferent pc-nmanship classes and even greater results than lust your are anticipated. In the shortha-nd depart- ment the students are making rapid progress. Judging by the enthusiasm of the students there \vlll bc some records brovc-n this term.

Those registered nt the Queen Hot-

el in this city yesterday were; E. N. Humphrey, Trenton; Geo. 0. Mc- Lean, Jr., Portsmouth; John Cock- ill, Miss Laura lvlolleod, Sydney; A. M. Fleming Halifax; Mrs. Geo. Thompson, Montague; Tillie McLean, Montague; B. O. Hartman, Montague; Mrs. B. 0. Hartman, Montague; A. B. Doris, Norwich; W. A. Martin, Boston; P. C. Gallant, Summcrside; A. B. Fisher, Montreal; A. E. Leigh, city. The following were registered the previous evening'~('. W. Patk, Tor- onto; R. T. Gibson, Halifax; W. E. Walsh, Montreal; WZ J. Walsh, Hali- lqx; E, Y. Mcniib. Hi.. ,r.»l»n’s Nfld; L. H. Jacobs., ll/lnt; ll. M. Williams, Boston; M. H. Dunlap, St. John; W. A. Stewart, St. John; Geo. J. Mc- Qu;ii‘i`ie, St. John; J. W. Wilson, Montreal; G. R. McLeod, Toronto.

I Euthymol

Cream

is a delightful pie- paration for zi quick and satisfactory shave.

Makes a quick creamy

latlier. Keep the face soft, is non-irritating and antiseptic.

j Lirgc Tubes

25 cents

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l\'vw,e /in' /]uu.w~/l'i'r¢-.~:

Essence °. Vinegar*

and Spices

Do you want tu ina_|_to this

yei\i’s pickles and chow t-he heat ever? Iio you want good success-results you can feel proud ol ‘.' Then you need-

German Brand Es-

sence of Vinegar is regarded by all good cooks as the best at any price. lt is absolutely ureand hasnenr- ly double tlie strength of ordinary essences

Sold only §' u_s. A pint

PICCS We are particularly proud

of our mixed spices. They are ure, whole, strong. un- brollen and absolutely free from “taliin s' and other

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recommendations, hav- - . "` ing been head niilliner , ~-‘.f-

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ed to carry this great _ ' ;»“.' -

millinery business to a _ _

higher point than it - ~ has ever yet reached. 1 .

Golf Coats ,

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dow we are '~l1o\\-'i..g a ‘ lot of these. _I They are fbout the

sniariest-~-riii.icst little gariuents that any iiiotlicr ever got bold of for 2 to 6 your old lud-

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to-day

Another great supply

has just come along and is now ready for your inspection.

All colours-all good

styles. 52 25. 3000, J 50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00.

The inost useful

kuockabout garment that can be had.

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Soft fiiic, Ticli lilricli

l’:iillctlo,.-11-in--l.»-. wiilc --:ii cad of aiiytliiiig

you will iiiii .. .. ii.: stores at 1.25 to 150 icady lic-rc .ii 5) fc

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The Greatest Show of New fini

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Coats ever seen in Charlo'ttetown

THE GREATEST SHOWING OF FALL COATS that Cl1:irluiieiowu has ever seen Ts nov: ready

Neat well made coals of Black, Kcrsey, good

weight, collar of velvet inlaid, iinislied with toiiclies of black braid, excellent values... .. . . . . . I'

“College Coats” inlaid with velvet, gives touch

of class of this pretty Navy Kerscy Coal.. lloublc

breasted, turn back cuffs, llittcd back---11 warm smart coat. . _ . _ . . . »

for you in our ready to wear department. You are cordially invited to come in-look rciunrl ----ixy r .i any or every garment iu the store. You will find here the lizindsomest designs from the tlireeoi' four best tiiimrs rn the Dominion--most of the designs shown are exclusive--that is to say they can not be had :it any other store in the City. _ We will just tell you, as well as we can about a few of them. -

A pretty tailored cord. of nil ~.~'-vol, “wi ‘ - mile"

cheviot, comes in navy or l>l;u:`i.; l'l:\§u Ci.; colai'

of velvet, single breasted, semi iittiiig, three quarter length... ._ ~

Heavy wool Cheviot - grccii is ilu.; _\ii:.iti'I:il

used in ai very lady-like coat, cut :.ing;lo .xv-:ian d,

with fitted back, two deep vcuis :il bziulc. F5 Plain “Mannisli" Colla1‘............. _ . . .. 31- -1

-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 --is the material

used in our special leader. This splendid garment is double breasted, has large patch pockets, “Convertible” collar-and is by all means the b t

$1 value at the price--that we have ever seen J

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Heavy “niggerhead” tweed coat in dark grey

shows the popular long revel'---and closed with 3 large buttons, collar and revcrs edged with blrurk

7filf.‘_'. _ _“iii ‘.’_i.‘T`ff1..f”i.‘.h. ff`7ff"f’_` Li ' ;$l5.li0

Heavy warm coat of dark grey or brown mixed

tweed, plain collar with long, graceful lapels. 'l`hrce large buttons, velvet piped button holes, set in on slant A notable handsome garment . . _ . _ . _ . _ _ . _ . ..

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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Handsoiiie tivcef’-_ in “liopsacl-1" or l».'l.=.l;ci

weave effect---is sho-.rn in coats of _qrrfy nr _git-iii. Collar and Cuffs linislied with tniiiclzcs of `»l':i`l< i`:iuc_\'

braid, long sloping lapel _..._ ._ _ . . .. 5

Plain tiveed with plain brick make 11 vc‘i'y suizirt

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

fastens \vitl1__tlirce large buttons. A ' very ` stylish, graceful ,fjzirnient at 0

Very grriécfiil coat of grey diagonrii twecd liris

plain velvet collar, cuffs, piped with velvet, buttons

of buffalo horn slanting button holes fiu- islied with velv’ct edges......... _ _ _ . . .

Black Plush. The Novelty feature of the Season

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splendidly represented here.

This line of garments is perhaps the handsomest thing we li:ive_l:. l to show for a long time. The coats :ire

long and very gracefully made, they mostly show the long sloping lapel and semi-ittiug back. Simple, rich

stylish, effective.

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