‘_ _ J ` '_ l ' -James McGrath, Tignish, was i ` g route ' Bunimersidc yesterday.-S. where he has

\'» . as teacher

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The following were the Alberto

__ _ _ 5- --- _-----~-- L' ' -The Morning Daily Guardian canlflnd other conveniences

Gold Bond

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market. prices yesterday- Oats 38c_ sheds, Sic., and 2 or 95 acres

C A M E R 0 N ® C 0 _ butter 18c, eggs liic and hides Bc.-A._laud, is oflercd for sale at a

_ _ ~ ._Epam¢}gd ill*}..}."L.,".§I.§'l§."§i}l."{»}§§§.}L.fI`§iL}§{.l§§."" ""

crossed by

n mornin en

Paoli

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___ ° -Mrs. D. H. McDonald, Bedeque, 0! P. W. U. and will no

.I 6 grossed to Pt. du Gliene yesterday_- good in his new position.-S

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ii consisting of residence, store,

iprice. It is ncnr churches,

pi-_ _ _ Has rural

ne obtained at Lat!¢rf,y'5 Tougoriaiiiiinil delivery and telephone' connec-

_ _ Parlors, Summerside. 12-16drtf.ltiou. Applicants should) write J. P.

;, / » -_ Hemi, onsi-ioiieiown, ior furtiier

A P ' f _-J. ii. iiiiiiiu‘esmi_ leader of the particulars. or ask Albro Howatt.

O "" .opposi_tion, wasla visitor to Summer- Tryon, to show them through the

side yesterday.-S. _prernl_ses. 8-28drtf.

-All news, advertising and sub- -Those registered at the Queen scriptions in Alherton and viciiiity`y9St0Nll1Y \\`€I`€f-JRE- HFODIIY. Mon-

o; / should be handed to H. Clark, Ag¢n¢_ treal; J. B. Martin, St. John; G. ’ -" 7/ 1.25.1,-"_ Shaefer, Carleton, N. B.; W. F. Mc-

_. ,_-' ' --- Kie, (‘hnrlottetowii; J. H. Messervey,

0 __-‘°' » -Miss Mamie stewart, summerside, Montreal; Wm. A. Gaudet mid A- E-

_, <'_\`_jl~\ " and Miss Mawley Morrison, New- Giilldeti Tifinlslli J- F. LHWSOH. SL

_ é’i;3 _ /' ffoundlancl, crossed to l‘t.` du Chene' J0llI1i J- Allieft Bfellnall. E. Hi\Cl<'3'Cl

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yesterday.-S.

-li ll‘iiioll\\o lll'\ f°°_\ _ ~sl1ould he h ld ` -lP~ Ill' C’ TT

~lio1-suii-l llirv will look

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loutward _ by the Empress yesterday

J _ _ _ ‘ Dwi »`\lmll10l'Slll€ Ht 3 filled promptly, and iiuotations sup-' fav. f__f`__ J "'_§_" ' ' 'L_ -___ vY._._ ll----V V Y ~ -- ---~-----~ fl' "L Ycstefllill' U* tf\k=` Messrl BOF' plied upon application to the above

N ig den und Hazen to Souris. Quite ii.fi,~m_ _ 9_3d,.12i_i

' number of local politicians also took , ‘

' “ in the trip -Q

_ _' M . ° _ C ' ` '__ `i'1nd Wairo have all been formed bv fl L1 ¢mUf¢1C¢U1‘m9 0- Ti _ ' c .»:;='ii1.;‘.5”2..'::;‘i?:“ir.lf‘:ii";:°r;I

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ton with her parents and Dr (3 H

-A s al left S

- iose registered at the Clifton Suinmerside, yesterday were:--H. E.

Gallant, Halifax; Mrs. C. Stewart, J. H. Iliivics, Cliarlottetowii; F. A. Gar-

nnie to 'Ernest McQuar _ HIE. HIM? HVUS0; James

pie, Agent, 7_29dr"_ ()'Brien, Elmsdale; AEneas McDonal_d,

Cliarlottetoivni Harry Clark, Vic-

_ \`___ __ U _Misses (garrie and Gladys HOL toi-ia; _(leo. Mctluarrie, St. John; W. St' ‘L mfln. Suininerside.¢ were passengers E- whltfh T°l`0"t°"`l"

lm0rning____si_ '-To give the' Guardian readers an

,_ ,_.._ _ _ . ‘___ ___ _ k § ' .__ idea of the immensity of the fishing "3 ll ' ' A I “AL U “Hr --l"I‘ank McNeill, Sunimerside, left _ industry in this Province it might be

. . . ' - .ny tug lamp,-ess ye5;er,i,,y morninglstatecl that Messrs., R. jr, Holman

(1 0 L D B 0 N D S H 0 1" S len route to Wolfville to resume hislLiniited, Summerside placed one sing- _ _ studies at Horton _l\¢ademy__S_ le order with one of the worlll's niost_

l lllw M Hlnk]"‘]l"'l"l"ri-filllw _ ___ reliable manufacturers for over one

. _ _ _ -Miss Annie Mclican, trained nurse, thousand gill nets. Part of this or-

, Eiew §lyl¢S if 24.00, 3l\l 0 _lwlio has spent the summer in Searle- der has been received, To m.eet the

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demands of fishermen for reliable nets

_ McLean, left on retiirn to.Bo'stoii this firm buys only newly made.nets_

'y0Sf0I‘ill1Y~'~l'3- fall manufactured from best quality

Sciil Island Clottoii All iniiil order~i

_process still goes on Poverty bay _ ay once more become dry land.

inmu Uttuwm W [_ (gotton ch ,_ glhe soil of these newly-formed low

` ’ ° '1(,tte'tL,wn_ F: Mc`D0“;m1|_ Mun`ct0,3___lanils is thus naturally rich and will u I S _q_ repayi cultivation.

_ Coiwisiiiig' of

.; uoiisa Powaa

_ T. i nr-_siiras

Cl.F..~\NI".RS

’l`l IR ESI lF,l<S and 'CLEANERS C<»iiil»iii<.'<l

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--It is expected that Holman's

Full and winter catalog will be in the :nails between the 9th mid 15th. lr. will he the biggest and best cata- log yet issued by the firm and coil.- tains a succession oi surprises from the first page to the last. 9-Bdriii.

' f -Members of Prince Edward Lodge,

I. U. O. F., will hold their annual

memorial and decoration service on Sunday next, leaving the hall at two

all ineiiihers and visiting brethren

._ i-1-in iuii.i_S .uni i<Uiziu<:i< iu~:L'i‘i io ‘ii m. for the r~»i>1-'S Cemetery and

.iie rel ested to meet at the hall

_ ' ' lu ,

_/\|_S() §Scliiirman's Block, at 1.30 sharp.-

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=; Inr'c‘r11ational_ Harvester Co`s ._ f§€"‘fl-°fE»,”..‘l§l“fifi..?f..i‘;‘§“§i?.333

i-.nth lust and will remain there at

° ` ‘ » .the residence of Herbert Green until

Gasolfnff Englnes - Monday the eleventh. Will also be

:it Albcrtoii, at Mr. McLeau’s hotel.

_ _ ( PI- P_ _ i'l'iie.<iliiy the twelfth, one day only.

_ ii _1,, 4 .inc _i oi\c oiiri

_ 9-6d4i.

_'J (‘< i__`1{€;i{(i'1"i` PL(YvV C0. "ri-in i.os'r iiivan wixiinanaim

f`ll\`i`.l.l‘§ (§_»\f\'G :1iid'Rll>lN(I

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__ A. HORNE 6;? CO.

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NEW ZEALAND.

The complete alteration oi the con-

, _\~'I\I,-Il L PLO\\'_ _ fiigiiratioii .ind drainage system of the

east coast of New Zealand in the

~_- iieigliborlinod of Hawke bay, conl

fll; 'ill ili`<‘ lilcsl :iiirl ilp-to-_lrile iiiipro\'c1iiciii~:, :ill _I sequent upon a great vo1canic_ con- . i' lin-li nc :irc ollcring nt lowest prices :incl on l;,;';`,",',(,`," 3;, 1. ri: s io -Anil our <‘ii_~;ioiiici_\'. S:ilisf:iclioii ;1iiui':iiilci_d. ._ in aifarticie entitled “The Great

_ _ _ _~ _ _ . .' Wairarapa: A lost River," published Dill oi _uint l`o_r pints .ind leriiis lii_l`oic buying I ___ the ___,I,__________m0nS of the New

kleali-ind Institute” for 1908. )For- inerly the coastline extended farther enstivurd than at i>1`¢S9Ilt. and numer- ous streams which now form dilierent lriver-systems flowcs south-eastward into a great river running for _Q con

l A QUESTION 'OF FAME

' A ;;ood-roads agitator was speak- ing very enthusiastically tri ii group of fnrnicrsi. Une liiiy-seedy member ol the uiidii-nee was so much pleased with what he heard that he called out:

“You’re the mon I want for sena-

tor."

Th? Sill'-f1k0l` llaiil no attention to

hini. Iait presently the farmer again lcallcd ut:

l “Voi1're the man for Senator." I "My friend," said the speaker I“you are kinder than you are wise. Let me ask _von a question. Do you know the iiziine of either senator from !\‘I;issncliiisctts?”

"No, sir.”

“Of either senator from, Uliio'?"

“N0, sir." "Of either sciiatiii' from Virginii\'?" "No, sir." "Well, do you know who Julius

Caesar was?" W"

"Yes, I’ve heard of him." "Well, now, a mere senator, even

from any one of the most famuiis states, is not well enough known for his name to have reached your ears. But the Roman emperors were road~ builders, und, though Julius Caesar hasbeen dead more than 2000 years, you' know who he was. We are here not to consiilri' such a small, transi- tory suhject as a senutorship, but such a lasting and noble subject as road~buildlng."

ood’s

1 1 1 > ~ siilerable part of its course parallel S

;;____._)lu_¢_},-uf_ with the const. But great earth- a

iriovernents at the close of the Plio

e 1 cene period caused ei large part of

_ “"""""_"_'_'_'___” the coast to disappear beneath the

gh,q,,.,,,_,___ "` 3seu_ the Wairarapa river with it, and

ical change took place the network oi tributaries from the west bared the country of niuch of the limestone

‘ _ I into shape with the formation 0

I `_`, ‘Hawke bay, Poverty hay, and other ___ .1 » inlets. Before this great topograph- *~‘ ` D

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w_I_lng|_:~. illliil' illlhl 0|' _ '

l\l:il:iii_o' good clollics

int-.'iii_~: liiiliiiigr ilioiiglit

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:ind :~`i<ill into [very piirl of ilic giiriiiciii, so ilint ii will lit perfectly 1 I ' ‘ '

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:uid keep its _ zippcnr- -~ ' :iucc fill woiii oui. ‘ ~:-“ ~ ‘»1»__ ' 1

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This is the kind of tailoring we do, and when

you combine with it, the very best cut, and newest in iiixiit-i~i:il_=; you :irc getting zi garinentthat cannot be si\i~pn_<scd in the Cily.

You-will like the p:ii'terns,the materials, and line

qu.'il.iy of our new fnll sniiings, :ind overcoatings; :ind filii ic all, you viilllike the very moderate prices wc :isk

_that then covered it, replacing it by ithosc thick, lie.i_vy deposits of pumice iiind shingle which are now 'so char- lactcristic of the country between the l l~fiiii'iiaiiuwzi nioiintuins and Tauranga- Taupo. ln l'ovei‘ty bay, the Kaiti hills, and r.tli;r regions there are to- day nbiindant facts to show what the icouniry wus like before the present lplnin and river-valley came to bc. |’l‘lie new rivers, like the Tukituti, which suddeiily became independent streams after the subsidence of the _ const, eiiectcrl very active denudation; and plains like those of Poverty bav

tCut Out” Coal

Extravagance

Tliere’s just as inuizh

room for economy in buying coal as any other necessity

» of life.

While Inverness Coal

f has more heat units to the

ton than any other coal it costs no more than the common coal.

The me ofa little judgment or ‘

“horse lense" will tall any per; 'son that the coal with the great- est amount of heabprndiicipgl qualltles is the most economical io buy. Inverness is properly

, ' . . _ _ screened coal-every pariicle of iuent at small cost. In nll die- L gmc in-il_s a p ensure to show goods. _ fora," m..i»_.~,.- ai. lzximcied, signs, from granite, fn.-estone

s\lll8 E0 lciviiig nothing but a good, am|mm.b]e_

iiiiiforiii slandwrd ol' clean screen-

0y¢|¢°;|; $|8_00 (0 $35 ()(‘_ ed _,ML ‘ ‘ ’ _ Get our prices and terms. I

l ' Buy the coal lhnl will save i 71 -

D A B R U c E I i C “""'"ff’Be"

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_ I‘_Ici'i.-lifiiii 'l`i.ilor and I"¢iiuialicr. `

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_the present outline of the coast came'

ii-icdsiiir if i |60 Kent Strict '

Acts directly and peculiarly _ on the blood; puriiies, €Q1”1Ch€_S = and revitalizes it, and in this way builds u_p the whole sys- te_m'. 'lake it. ` There is no "just-as-good" medicine. Insist on°ha.vlnz Hood’s. Get It today.

BltOAl.)(_ll.Ul'Ho lion ]1i'.':uil lilll l£0U| send for siiniples also s_iiiii]ilo oni' H_.\" `griide lironduloth it`.~i in n. cliiss by it- self. Patoiis. 9~2Gtf,

"Get your pickling Spices and Es-

sence nf Vinegar at The Uentral Drugstore. A. Foster. Siinnyeidef

9-9d3i.

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Select Thai "

Monument Now

You cannot afford to put' oil

the maiter any longer You have neglected that grave for i1 long time-you should at-

tend to it right sway. _

Om' Showing makes the sel- ecting of a good, monument i easy and our low piices and _ convenient terms enable you to secure a really good monu-

Jamcs McGrath and iiile, 'Tigiiishl

, ` _ I --_ Wm. Kennedy, O’Leary; Chas. Gay,

~ ` 9 -'/ - - -All news, advertising and sub- Charlottetown; Fred L. Bowness, St.

‘sci-iptions in Summergide and vicinity John~ I.. Hiltl Halifax; Mrs. W. H.

All the n`i-:west styles

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New costumes New fall coats. New Raincoats New Sweater Coats New gloves, corsets,

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a "F-he Store of Satisfaction Fall

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mvi-les me I'nspecil0ll1 of All _

London, Paris and New York models are all represented in our showin

of ladies ready to 'wear garments for the season’s trade. All the newest cloths.

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_ _ Don’t be deceived by. sensational advertising and coloured pictures of the overproduction'of Canadiéli sweat _shops, beciitise we can sell yoii_ up-te-dfiie goods at the same prices or less.

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_ Skirts :incl Underwear. .

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We have received our h_i‘st__ship-

ment of Labrador Mink fiirs in mulls, stoles, throws and collars and would like everylady 'on P.E.lsland to call and inspect these goods and compare theiu with what can be bought elsewherel

of our new seven gore vicuna cloth skirt. The

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/ \,_ _T his ls An Exact Repro- / - _ __ i _

y (ltldlonl

lf I _ / f _ . colours :ire black and navy. They :ire nicely triiii-_

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_ ll 42 inches. This iiizikcs n vcry clcsimlilc skirt for full

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f"¥-'----’ ” irezir and the price- is only $3.75

Prowsc Bros Ltd

‘ med with satin braid :ind every senin is taped. 'l`he.

sizes are from 23 to 36 bands, and lengths from 37 io

Strictly Cash and One Price to all.

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.Have you reiifl the 'i‘estinioniiiIa from the West rogiinlliigthe

ENTERPRISE BLA Z ER FU RNACE. 'l‘lieii read this one also that you m4y_i-ies that this Fur.1:\cii is not (like tht)

Prophet) without honour in its own country.

Eldon. P- 15.1,, Au|;.2isi,i1»ii

Montiizue Bridrzs-_ P. E. l.

Gentleman. _

ln niis_wer to _voiir enquiry as to how I likethe li}N'I‘l{}R.l‘lll'.flE BLAZER

_li‘URANOE. installed by _you in iiiy store, would say it is giving: every siitlslitigl- igii. Ituscs less fuel to irivv the nanio :iiiiouiit of lil-Hat tliiiii ilu- one Iurinerli' in i s p ace. _

_ You can safely referunyone in this vicinity who reiiuircs a iurnats to inn

lor a reference and recoiniiiondiiuon lor the BLAZER

i » Yours respectliillv.

_ _ Jas. Ht. U. i\'Loo|‘i‘.

If you dread the approach of winter with a prior hextinir nppurtus. why not

investigate. the_iiierits of the lil.r\Zl-2I_{,‘? It will pay you.

llol by leudiiiz stove dealers, or circular on request. -

THE ENTERPRISE FOUN|)RY C0,Sackville.N.B.

ester Steamer will sail from Char- lottetown for Mancliester, England, on the following dates: Sept. 16th, Oct. 24th and Nov. 21st. Shippers requiring_spnce will please book as early as possible. A. l’ickard & C0., Ailents. 9-7d3l.

“A tournament of mixed doubles

will be plslded nt the 'Cnnrlclftetown Lawn Tennis Cluh Courts on Satur- day afternoon. Drawing to start at 2.30 Sharp. Prizes will he awarded to both the lady and gentleman winners, As this is the last tournament oi the season, all members are requested to be present.

"Our Hygrade broadcloth has char-

acted and quality send for samples. Patons. 9-2dt.i_ _yi-l. ,_

Farm for Sale _AT__

Tryon _

I am oderlng for sale my farm,

consisting oi 160 acres, clear and the balance covered villas. good

growth of ‘hard and salt ___w§o;ll.d_0n ne premis I are exec en u ii | containing dwelling and outbuildlngl as wiell as a iarmer's house, all in “°'i?i?i"pm` z i 1 i 'rr ni

s proper y s acn yon v-

er and the farm runs go the shore. There is running water on the (arm.

This property is admitted one of

the best in this section, and laund-

llig purchasers are invited tolnspcct

~ - JOHN H. IMA,

7-Ulinwdrtl. Trios.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS s'rvi.|sH coivrs that cost iesse iiioin-11.5011' 'rAsTi~i tc Ri~:i~'i.\_'i-I

_ ` than you would think posslbl MENT Our new fullsluiiiliul'iviiiiriiilf

"Notice to Shim,e,~s__T1,e Manch_ ?_g_I:)e__i'o§_s_e2g§ic£__L_l_<_i__i;v:_r:gsgylzlggg I;l_i;3iti_plcttc._niederiituly p,-it-od. liiion.

coats for Fall. Patons. 9-Zdtl' .___

-»- wieiii, runnin iA'r'rnAC'r1vi-i init

- M Chefs "Fld ll VBFY 085)' €0'1ow priced house house dresses. Siwf- dross their boys in our cliildren's ial $i,25 worth $2,ilu. 1‘A'l‘0Nl~’, Clothing Department.. styles I nffiilil- handsome and prices pleasln _-

With every boy’=i suit we give 'SIMPLE \ EF El E(iAN'l. Oni new absolutely Free A Fountain Pen full liuii mnuini-nt~i & other shall g0i"|~' N ailonal Clothing Co. 9 < Gtr

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Perfect- fitting Stylish Suits

Tliere's a decidedly smart

swing and style to our suits that will please smart dressers. These suits idealize the parts you have always liked in good suits- they’re_ as smart, stylish, strong and seryiceable as the Best made- to-order_ suits. ‘

Mad: of selected English

twéeds nd worsteds-the acine of good ailoring. All sizes.

A sail $5.03 to . . . . . . $2000 iiuiiihi nipim & co.,

Kehlinglom' P B. I. ‘

l dliisrlhlf.

Puions. 9-.dtt