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'Iris funeral of the late Miss Ruth

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‘f /Lf" Matheson will take place this afternoon

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Made of black English Cheviots and _*_*

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Vicunas, Broadclotlis, Vcnetiaris, Clay .yi

Diagonals, Worsteds and Serges, in all

standard Fit-reform shapes.

Lined' with Sl;inner’s_ warranted

silks, or with best Italian clotli.

Makers’ brand and price sewn in l

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` Prices, $20.00 and $25.00 per suit.

Ther Fit-Reform Wardrobe

Prowseit. Bros.`, - - ‘- 1=,0p,iet,,,._.,_ Sole. Charlottetown Controllers.

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Used and endorsed by hun-

dreds of business people.

., .. ` Half the Price Ofothe

‘ machines

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", is made from pure Chicle Gum. It is by along way the `;_ 1 best of all chewing gums. See that the trade mark _ ;

name “ Tutti Fi-stil” is on each 5c. package. _

ALL OTHERS ARE IMITATIONS.

A variety of very handsome souvenirs and prizes are 35 J ° sent free for the retum of sets of coupons from the 5c. '

' N.. 3... ___\ packages of Adams' Tutti Frutti Gum. Sold ,L

by druggists, confectioners and grocers, or .

send gc. for sample package and list ofsprizes

to Adams_& Sons Co., it dr 13 Jarvis ti, - Toronto, Ont. .~ Q

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'period contained whisky. Anti it is

MR. Lorie MONTGOMERY left yester-

dav morning for Chicago where he has taken a position.

Mn. Joiiiv Boiirss, who has been in

the employ of Mr. R. T. Holman`s for a number of years past, left yesterday morning for Toronto.

Mn. Asn Mas. E. H. Manson ot St.

John came over by the Northumberland yesterday to spend a few weeks with their people in Summerside- _

Mn. inn Mas. R. H. Mosrooirsnr returned yesterday evening from their' wedding tour, having visited Moatral,-_

Ottawa, Boston and New York. f

received a beautiful line of the eele.l brated ladies’ Oxford suiting, just the goods for a tailor made suit. Any ladies wanting such a costume should have a look at them. ,‘

Miz. Ano Mas. WM. Miirrrnsoiv of

this town have the heartfelt sympathy of the community in the death of their eldest child, Ruth, a bright little girl of five years, which sad event occurred Tuesday evening after a week‘s ill- D658.

. Two cases of F rcrch and German goods. containing silks, satins, ribbons, black and colored cashmeres, jet trim- mings, etc., were entered through the customs here in July by Messrs Sinclair & Stewart. They are prepared now to offer their many customers better value than ever on above lines, on ac- count of rebate on duty of all foreign goods coming to this port in July. It will be to your interest to look at these goods before purchasing.

picked up on the shore near his farm last Friday a bottle containing a slip of paper on which was written a solemn pledge that the writer would thereafter abstain fiom the use of all intoxicating _1iquors,giving as a reason the evidences Aoi degradation with which he was sur- rounded as a result of drink, and re- questing that the finder would forward the paper to the GUARDIAN oiiice. The bottle in which the -paper was found- was one that had. at a not very remo*e

just possible that the good resolution was prompted by the fact that there was none left. and that the base of supply was a long way off. However, the resolution was a commendable one, and if the writer ot it is still living the Summerside odice ofthe GUARDIAN will have much pleasure is showing him the ` original. ' '

‘ day at H. A. Conrrorrs.

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tat _H A CoMP'roN’s. ~

plies at H A Compton s.

Apples, all varieties, cheap

M. P. A. Sports on Sep. 8th, on the C. A. A. A. Grounds. _ Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 14th

and 15th, Charlottetown Driving Park Races. -

Tris annual Harvest Thanksgiving

Festival of the Salvation Army will be held in their hall on Great George Street on Saturday, Sunday and Mon-t day Sept. 10th. 11th, 12.' Special. services, sale of goods etc.

masons. A

St. Joli`n's Lodge in Masonic

Temple. second Tuesday in month. D it ssey. _

Worms in Mem#

Mnssns Sinclair & Stewart have inet 5135” mm*‘a”'I* . _

sons in Masonic _ Temple, first Thursday in month except June, July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.

Prince Edward Prooeptory, K T,

in Masonic Temple. third Wed- uesday in month. H W Anderson, Registrar.

onnrnnnows

Port La Joie. Ericampment no 4

second Wednesday in each mcnth.---D. R. M._cLennan R. S. _

St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-

day evening. \V AMartin, Sec’y.

Wildey Lodge every Friday

evening; both in their hall in Victoria Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets

first and third Tuesday of every month; -Ida Riggs Secretary.

; SON! OF ENGLAND.

Every Thursday evening intheir ha ll

in Victoria Row. Andrew:Newson Sec‘y.

RESTERS

GOOD TEMPLARS.

i B F Messervéy, Seo"y. .

sorts or 'rnurr-:Rouen-1.

I Victoria Division No 4, every Monday evening in Wrigbt’s hall. J J

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[Friday evening, in Wright’very

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A lV|urphy’s

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Nice _ and Fresh. _

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Dlgestlon, Gives Goo|,Rlch Blood-Good Rich Blood

The only way_,to escape ,,e

to Keepthc Blood Cool.

posed to prevent.

fuel to Ere.

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using .Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets. _

Guardian readers willjind thejollow- li ~"‘

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Hall. George Davison. Sec’v. were 'S-

USIHQ U10 Great Nilllril 3 time by the substitution

E; Good health, good appearance and §j dentist’s skill in making an Artildill ;~ fitted. Artificial teeth can be made to

_ 2; pearanoe an occqionnl dark taooillflll

' --- 51 tasty filling will break the potoollil

Many others drink alcoholic liquors,

i which havethe some effect as adding

. There is one sais, sure. and _simple wa. 'of coolin the blood That is by

e Thisisthevonlynstnral way to cool.,

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Work for Families

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numbe of families Seamless

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‘guaranteed in _ali lmes Watgr Street Suminerside. “

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/ The person whose blood is overheat- ed will have pimpleion his face, neck.

liaitilnssing Sharm; 8;. Shallmiitg

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the blood; dad keep it cool-» for Dodd’s ,Dyspepsia Tablets make it 0001 at the t =£ounmiii,~ thus ensuring s cool stream. _ i It there should be any person who doubts this. a trial will speedily prove

For shoulders; or he may be tortured by

' ' 1 1 - '_ _ - To test the wonderful virtue of Dodd’s “Dyspopsia Tablets, lst him use then ac-

snd the pim les or boils will speedliy

tllis 1,006 will do him or _ §`t';witibeconp¢_ood,_sud hmmm! ~i~ -eiiiaipmvof . » _

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Rqcginmgnds Dr. Ab W. Ull8l0*l Ointment.,

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Dr. C. M. Harlan. wrltlhlt m

erican Journal- od Health. -at

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iaio. N. Y., me _ Bates Toronto, Ont.. as a rented! sores. eruptions. and skin

eases of all kinds. for which has been used wit-h marked success. and has effected remarkable cure! in many obstinate canes wthtdi seemed to bame the skilful medical mt-tende._nt. The results were most favomnlig. proving the value of ‘D12 Chas!! Ointment’ as a curative IEW* in "W - The -uiianufaicmreis

per-fenced phanrtacists, Careful CD4 reliable, in addition -to which we have made full examination, amd and the article to be all that is claimed for it.

I . F0 ° “ It is not the practice of idk

Court Avondale I. O. F. second and me‘d',ca_\ pmfession _to ,Mane tmm.

t fourth Tuesdays. J D Taylor, Sec’y. mminmely me use of _proprietary L Court Mount Stephen I. O.F. third medicines, but While we condemn _the Tuesday, both in Foresters’ hall.' Wd ‘md ‘&‘;:if‘h‘°”én;'°ré*c't;‘m;?;fld“‘f; ,Queen Street. J F MacMillan. Sec’y. §’,'1yt°§eSe,,.§f§; the ,.,c,,¢,m|0`n_ _ Count Charlottetown C. O.i F. second -- Neither the physician ner one re- and fourth Friday, Wright’s Hall. W ¢l>°11SIbl¢ -T°'\1l'U'5l °f H°°'\‘“* “°"" fe' _ G. Gillespie, Sec'y. *°m“n°f;‘;§y;°dfe°in;‘gfe'¢hi_':°. Def i Court Gladstone. A. O. F. meets in ohasefg Ofntment: whicn Pm" ¢.h¢;,~ Wrightfs Hall on the first and third virtues by curing where other owne Thursday of each month. W.D.(-lougbf °‘§”$;'7§tf;‘§}°2fla_t .Dr Chase., om, 'secmtafy' mcriit' meets all requ-lsl»tlo'ns of the

highest standard of worth. uma it will

- Charlottetown Lodge,_ _No 68, be held in high' esteem wherever it is every Thursday evenipg _in Wright’s ‘ N94- md °‘;_°§°‘1“°”uY W? l°d°"° it ‘° lhall. corner _Kentand Prince Streets. \¥_°v°"7 “°‘d'e» ’ C_ “_ HARLAN_

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A great many of us endeavor to do 2: _ °y¢|-fwstgfg gf

` this by di-inkjng what are called “co'ol- ' t ‘ ~

ing drinks.” which. by causing a» sud- A den change in the temperature,oreat_e a danger as grave as that they are sup~

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diseases named. i of the remedy an-e well-known as et-

; when the iiiau-si mai hm

13 till out hollow cheeks and add youth

m°°'_‘3 P°"°°‘ "'°°'""' _ _-_E If you are troubled with had dhting

__ §; stay in their place as they should, veom. _ _ ; make your old set _over at e smell

When a man is in the most deadly f. fit _We guannteg Om, 'ak to 5.

danger. the surest way to escape safely 5. - You can ca_u_,i°,.,m the

is tc--keep cool. _ ;T_ Painless Dmtigér

When, asin these sultry days of mid. 5 . t _

summer, the bloodfs temperature runs- ¥: far above its normal point,grave danger _ 3.

to health and life results.

-thisdantr ris. is . _ _

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_ Owing to the death of the senior layson & McKinnon it becomes

all oveifdue accounts must be paid

The pastries win be continued

usual, where the largest stock ever

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