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‘ Beauty Protection

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inotiug may be accom-

plished by one and the :same method

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___ Climax _Pif Rose Cold Cream .`_"i andthe skin will not ‘ only be nourislied,

` “ 'l whiteued and beautifi-

' ed but protection :ig-

ainst injury from sun and wind will l'1e:ill`oi'd-

_ ed 'l`hir is a delight-

” fui, ref1'es“liii1g cream g that is not- _qrczisy is . delightfully pe-ri`iiiiicd

with ()tt_o of Rose and is as nice :is :iii_\' of the higli priced foreign articles. 2 ‘i Price 25 and 4-oc.

ini pot.

J. G. Jamieson

i I Relizil>_leDr1igQ'isl, i 'l`lie Meilical l~l:ill

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1 f tli;it_1_.'our siiccess in

. life 'airgely dcpciirls on

you eye-siglit, theie-

.,_ forf- see us about your

ii’ eyes if they trouble

' ‘f you."' I

he IGH. Taylor 3 e\\'.~ler _and ()pti@i_qn_

si-zersiisan 24. woe.

TH URSDAY MORNING.

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INTER'-PARLIAMENTARY UNION.

What is called the Inter-Parliamenb ary Union is inade up of varf ius members of the great legislative bodies of _tbe world who are mutually disposed to peace and friendliness, _between nations. and meet thus fron. year to year with those good objects. _They also become acquainted with each other and with the feelings ani -sentiments of other nations than their own. ;The Union has no legislative powers, 'nut it has excellent inten tions and objects and is becoming more and more influential as an ex

ponent of peace and international

5 rotherhood, and more and more ol ‘ lie great public men of the nations ice giving in their attention. lt is riie l’arliu1nciit of Man in embryo.

l.1i.et spring the inter-Parliamentary

Union met in London, where it will

B£u.,S.`

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be remembered the late British Ire-

yi ic incmoruhle words, "The D‘ouma is \'

xuier was in attendance and utt€_r£d lady Commodore in the nliove pict-are \von second money in yesterday's

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ices. _

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. 4|~ml_ Long: live the lioiima." _This 1 was called forth by the presence oi

Always we h“v° ‘wud water in for those who go to hear Miss Don. harlottetcwn and plenty cf it In niiinnn sing at the onnti 'rempilir

_ .1

_ representatives uf the Russian Far

iiitinent for the first time at the

linion meetings. The next nieetini

will be held in Quebec, a high 1101101 ‘ti Canada, and another good advcr~

tisement as well. Canada is a land

he dry weather has in many cases

endered it unhealthy. Any who* ave read of the conditions of the

of peace and her people are devote( Iservoirs of Moncton, Montreal and

I0 P6806, under free rePfe5e“t“tlV< oronto must be thankful for ourl

(loveriinibnp In every way the Dom bundant supply of pure water.

inion forms n fitting place for thi. _ - --_ _

any `other cities this is not so. Anniversary in the Kindergarten

iminished the water supply and also a

A treat, rich and rare, is in store

Hall, Friday evening. ’l‘licre will te

silver collection.

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'__ . - wuz. f- - _ ""” "‘“'“"“ "‘* -rr il l |Tl‘lE CHAR LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN creat. Exiabiunn weather 1 Nicef

also for the election canvass.

. PAGE Sm me Lerner News THE cHARL0iTsT0wN GUARDIAN FIRST 0 »

Section ook uses

OFFICE DESKS

Ladies’ Secretaries

Sections from $2.50 fo $4~00

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Office Desks. Ladies’ Secretaries We have Solid Oak Polished

office desks 46 in long 28 wide, Double row of drawers complete with 16 small Boxes inside and two draw- ers Regular price $55.00 for $29.00.

Another Solid Oak Polished Office

Desk 42 _in long with one row of drawers complete with small Boxes

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Worlds tongress 0 lar mmen s t rt was 8 pleasure to _ibten t _-_

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meet. 'The occasion promises to nc _ _ l by

Makes lla ce knownl

_ , _ th overnor Fraser; at the Exhibition mliun :

°“° "f ”"""’ ‘m”°'t“"°° ‘““°“g ‘ enin He innirs nnd nuke _<0 mmm* htbeneckf

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events (lf next yif In Canudd' trong, and is so firmly convinced cutan°°us _Q-uphonsi in'

'in the Newfoundland election non

`on union with Canada is again bein. put. forward us a hiigbear. “Bond ani Home Rule" is a cry in favor of thi

fiovernment, and its organ t/e'll: hat if_ Sir Edward Morris and the so- iilled People’s' Party should come in 11 power, “our prosperity will dis

_appear and we shall become nothin; ’oetter.than n needy hanger-on of thi eigliboring Dominion of Canada."

The Y. M. (T. A_ relay race fron

Summerside to Charlottetown oi

Tuesday created much interest alon the route. Forty boys, each runninq

i wil one mile covered the fortymile c- risi

in four hours, nineteen minutes, ai

,ii overuse of 6; minutes to the mile

’ l , h Home citizens along the route fol

"' ` loweil the runners for miles.'Sr1iiie 0

the i>i>_\'s lifter completing thcfir milf

a a Q' ran two' or three miles _further fo'

the joy of running. Secretary Archl lazilil iii!-oriiis The Guardian that witil

soini- ihinies the rcl.iy rate will bt

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[made an annual cvcnt hereafter.

_I _

} l I-invini; heard Finance Minister

Crisp, 1ro\v11 and well

Cooked _Fielding and ex-Finance Minister F015

‘ter our citizens should now be well

H0§n_e'Made Loaves §informed as to the financial affairs 0

\\ llll€ OI' Bf‘O\\'ll. the Dominion. And the people seer

:j _ CamQ[0n'§ Grocery _to he really interested. In both case

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l: cr Pownal St

_the largest plumes ol meeting avail

pp ' able were filled. M ‘i 2.,dinwf1m

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___ _ We ask all buyers-ofSoaps,l ri.. .......i.... of i.,...i, 1..., in C... [ \

da during toe month past has been

C0l’nbS, Fa|‘\Cy A|‘t|(§lg5 npre<redcntad‘ and t;hey`have been

l Toilet Goods &c, &c,

ide in extentf New Brunswick Filellfrc, Ontario and other Provinces _nn the Pacific have all suffered from

To see our Bargains on Pcs in the woods or on the prniries.

Saturday Nights, Get t

V abit deal with us.

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i-'These ilres occur belore the fall hi the leaves und while the woods re still green indicate nrgenernl pen lid of drought, which has extended liver the Dominion and many parts bf the States ua well. Pastnires and crops hav-a sudered too, and wells und streams have gone dry. Through it all our little Province has been greatly favored, and forms n grern "¥<’Pi1tion 'to the widespread drouglity

are -1;

iuaiik \ifi<iifTT'i‘ P"iTR.v<; co., sif.\.\1vs1i E .

if _ _

1 linens this store can serve you

“ best.

Mark Wright I"urn'g C0-

suuiirsinr. ,,

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Bcerli@."Weeks, Proprietors

IF its Furniture, or House'

furnishings, or Household

inf one dollar each. ' 9-24d1i_ '

is ii.. Miriam. P...v...... i.. flamed eyelids. sore ears.

anada's best and this Province thu; WfiIsdk0\SB$»

‘riiesr in S511 for ni 11 that iii 9 ° 1

as an inspiration 'fo hiiaf him. lt;

ould_ have _been well if every yotingl W mmm' mra.

an in Prince Edward Island could

ave heard his cogent reasons for re - ‘ -~

iaining at home. In any case we vust his visit and his earnest at

ress will. do us good.

BonN.__

in -Ae'wiiniitiey ri

ENDERSON-At Winnipeg on the

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h6,th Sept., 1908, to Robert and Mrs

Henderson, a_ daughter. _(Mrs, Hen- derson was formally Miss ltforgaret. Tr\\"n of Fhm-lottetown.

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MAn1i1i<:D. g

ldF150T.Ii§i'1vicn0N1\1§D"-l"At the

residence of Mrs, D. MacDon»~ld,i

Double Hill, on Sept. 16th, hy the 1 Rev. George Mclicnuiin, John Alex- f andcr Miiciloniilsl of l’lcnsii.iit. V111 1 lay to Miss (lhi'istina only ilaiigliti' of the late Donald MacDonald. i

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1

‘Sc-e ad In the Probate Court in; this issue.

'Regular meeting oi Court Avondalel ,1,nw_ru~ 'i _ ¢ ___ _ gl:

lr postponed till Tuesday next.

*What the young ladies have been waiting for. Received `ny express this morning twelve dozen of those jnunty uting hats for young ladies. All ilading colors included in the ship- ment. One dollar each. To be had nly from `Jas. Paton & Co. '

._;_._€_.._.__¢

:Jns. Paton nnd Co. are handling he largest quantity of outing hats fer offered to one house on the Is- ind. These are on Bale at the price

.

_ inducement

Exhibition Prices

A New Boot A Splendid , Ladies’ Patent Blucher Boot `

$3.50 Now $2.75

you will save money and b pleased to get a pair.

We want you to see them

Goff Bros

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3 _ anitary

Let us tell you ho\v

little it uill cost to in- stall systeui of up-10- dafc .sa i tary plunibiiig 1 in your home. l)o vovi approve of liixi11'ies?'l`0 have up-to-clate plumb- ing 1:1 _your h<..iie is one 3 of the Q1‘cfitcstliixi\i'ics. \\ t c:ir1'_\'tl1e very latest

t"i_\ttiii'es iu .stock

Get our prices they

wzil iiitcrc;-st you.

5. Fred H. Trainer, '

Grafton Si., Opp Opera House

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and drawers aa above Price $25.00 for $20.00 '

Ladies’ Solid mahogany secretary

complete with Boxes and drawers

" Piano Finish. Regular Price $22.00

for $18.00

Ladies Birch mahogany finish writing desk with plate glass mirror 6 x 20 is

complete with drawers and boxes Price $11.50 for $950- _

Ladies’ solid oak desk nicely finished in golden g'0ss_ Regular price $9.50

f $5 _ . _ or 7 ioadies surface oak secretary with three shelves 12 boxes stands 5 ft high

nicely finished it 5. 50

Elm same as above nicely finished $5.75. James Paton ®_ C0

v»e=£.\-‘.191-.i._......a _ _ . 1 ei 1., ~ 5%

The e> hibit of china Crockery and _Wglassware will be held this year at McKay

' Crockery Store, Sunnyside. _ " 1'-'ew goods from England, France, Austria, Germany and the United States vi-ill be found there in the largest assortment ta be found in the Province.

Parties buying amounts of Five Dollars and over can have them delivered free of all

charges at their Station or steamboat landing.

During the week a dccfwzitccl ‘pitcher shaded in a 'variety of coloriugs and nicely

ti aced with gold will be sold. for 15c. each.

ACKHAM wer, tn , ¢ 1

September 19th to Chester and Mrs. I ° . - ““°"““"" “ ll Ind dll POC el' X I l E/11'r1-1-In this city, Sept. aint, roi In

T. 1.. and mrs. smith, B asnni1ter.l

pecia

Doors open from 7.30 a. in. until 6 o’clock p. ni.

Admission Free.

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Girlhood Vigo: Regained.

The difficulty with most women flee fn

the fact that while they are anxious gbgqg the health and welfare of their family and loved ones, they rarely ever pry attention to themselves until Nature nys Stop. To prevent this every woman should fake sychine regularly. it creates cn appe- tite and is the greatest of dlgeetann. xyclgirze is iezoen in runidown, ui-ed

v rwor women or there la

|.1_:=_s i|;16§\;_sizY noslz. Mfr. J. 1'. Mi er o 1 D '”§ _

proved this, folf ;Tie sacxylsg lvl ul for what Psychine has done for me. I was laid up with weakness. Oh how I suffered. My appetite was very poor and ml’ stomnch was greatly disordered. To- day l am strong and well, for Pnychine xc brought me permanent relief. I feel

e 1 new w

before akin Pmmhlnow fill wh” I du

1 Klrlhoodgln lilo! vIi:Ti1c ei%%°r RY Psvci-ima FREE.

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We want ever fnmll to know the m.. r»Tnm%

and mall to Dr. T. A. Slocum'

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Pcychfne regulates and strengthens the

stomach and lc cn infallible remedy for nll disorders of the throat, lungs and

`AN NOUNCE MENTS

Concerts, Socials, Enter- tainments, Bus ness, etc of amoriey making nature MORNING DAlLY or RURAL DAILY PER WORD (six words to each line)-One cent for each insertion. Notices of Churches, tcmperzince cr- ganizations, and charit- able institutions half rate if second' for sriiue is paid on presentation. Miuiniuni price 15 cents Black type announce- ments doublc___rates. Births Mairinges and Docths FREE but verses

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will count same rate as

above.

CARDS OF THANKS

same rate as above when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regular ad- vertising rates.

#No charge for notices

of strictly religious services evcnxvhen silver collection is taken, but nil gatherings in aid of or in connection with churches and charitable instiiutions. if an admis- sion fee or collection taken, will he charged at half rates. Announcements of meet- ings etc- must be in of- ffice not later than four o'clock e:ic`| afternoon to insure insertion first following issue §:='|`cn (I0) pcr cont

Discount cn above rain for cash with

order.

l, 6'/is Guardian

Canada Life Facts

TIIE CANADA LIFE during the past ten year

increased its assets 85 per cent, while the ,business

in force increased 59 per cent. The Company’s in'

crease in strength has outstripped its growth in size

W. T. Burrows _ W K R0 ers

Aireni Summerside. ' g

W_ P, Cdlaghah' Manager P. E. I. Branch

.igeni sbiniieci. B. D. Rogers Cashier

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KING'S CUUNTY INDUSTRIAL.

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Af Georrfetown. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 50Tl'|.

(rand Display of Exhibits. | D, gem ui Meals and Rclrcuhnionu on the Grounds. lFxIllxl||»r:l1tlln‘ll-all 2:7 Rza!

25 cent! Admits to Races uid all Departments

Exniisirioiv RACES.

1-1. in r .

,,.°d"°,§';'y_"'se ,ggggrglwpngglptg _|51 _:£113.42 tmgimif Kin. cenaw nxninimn. on

2.4061 .r .ir , room. 2.50 ciiii. Tiiifiia ri; P."iiiii»f 30.00.

Theeooln.ssesarenoi\tn horsecow '°°'°."""' ,|m|,|,0 5

data of the exhibition. ll)nfri. it clone ct Sn? mood! mid' at Clmrlntustoivn menu no har. All races end at the conclusion et the Mtn heat. v-011? ID l" °'°'Y “'"'° ‘“="*2"'P'\"Y 'mt-ry. Entrance fee 6 per one of purse. and 6 psrcentld IU from winneni. lumen divided. 50 per no-my P" 6. ¢_ 15 pn- any md 10 poi-cent. Fi' hor-sea to enter and three in mn-L. Hop les not band. Eadgnnl Rui" rp "veg-||, 5 pt w an fgpydlvt with the above conditions. Communications must bc addr-enxelhl to c

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‘ » I0 vregnar mural trci son nine ey. or ful ov n in u

;I;lf;'§l6:o':’"'°m°"l :"|L7‘,f_}";“°"}:‘;l;‘xgl';__J$irnq fl.fitbcr.dlnoiAol. Retnmlnl spools’ trclii will

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