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Excursions fu -I ~'-y~ cacli week.

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Every Tue ii -y .-| _, p. in. to Orwell, return fare 25 crnis. i Every Thursdai .ii 3 p m, to Victoria, return fare .ya cents. Every l"ridl\_\ at _i _i » n. ni. to East River, return fare :o cents.

Every`Salu.-.i.~_\~ ..i 5 30 p. m. to W

est River, return fare 20 Cent 5.

All of above alll 'il .\ :hui delightful .aft°.moon’s outing at very small cost Ch’Town Steam Navg. Co. Wharf

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GUAlil7lA~Pl CLASSIFIED ADS

want allowed. Minimum ihsrge 'lweniy-live eenla

01|: cent pu \»_ord,liu| insertion in this column. hall cent per word for aarb eonlimuiaon, (nah must accompany onfer and live per cent dia»

12.!

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AGENI3 \yAN'|'|-1|) l-'on ssLE,-'rwo -BOUND voLL'm-

LOCAL AGENT WANTED FOR Charlottetown and Queens Co., tol sell our high class Fruit Trees and General Nursery Stock Large list

of commercial and domestic varie-_ ,;

ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for

articulars. Stone & Wellington,

e Foothill Nurseries. (Establish-

ed 1837). Toronto, Ontario.

es of l. G. S., advertising course, give more real, valuable pointers than any other text book on the subject, clean, unmarked, almost new. Vaule $10 going at S8. Ad- vertiser, _GVuaVrdian; 8-Slllldti. ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE AT Stanley Bridge. One hundred acres practically all clear, well watered, near school, churches and cheese factory. Apply to H. T. Pickering, on the premises. 8-l3ME12i.

fi.27ME55l.

BDAIIDERS WANTED

wKi1'rien'soKnni<;R's'Tx'r T1i;'f.'K`i<iN"i‘

Bt. Proprictress, Mrs. George Doug- it

lass. 8-221)/l6ipd. , _ _ _ ___ _ -;

vi Muir. new _ `

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework, one who understands plain cooking preferred. Apply to

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LOST IN CHARLOT'l‘E'l‘OWN FIVE

pool balls. Finder will be reward- ed by returning to 9 Alley Bt.

' 8-23M3ipd

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NOTICE-J. R. DENNIS, ROYAL- , ty. wishes to take this opportunity

of asking patrons and others not

Mrs. J. C. Sims, 279 Richmond St. 8-BMtf.

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FOR SALE-SHARES IN A PAIR

of gcnuine Island bred black foxes, Dalton and Rayners stock, positive- ly the best proposition yet offered, for full information apply in per- son or write S. A. McDonald, Ch'- Town, 8-24Mtf.

FOR SALE, COTTAGE CONTAIN-

iug 6 rooms, also coach house. Ap- ply to Mrs. Margaret Green 57 Up-, per Queen St. 8--22M1wpd.

FOR SALE,-EDISON HOME l'l-i0-

nograph, combination type, plays2 and 4 minute records, also 'I0 four- minute records, 1 grand opera four-minute record and 34 two- minute records, all in good con- dition-popular selections. With, this outfit ls ,, hand-made carrying case, (capacity 60 records) hear- ing tubes and hand-painted flower born. This is a splendid chance for anyone to get a .good machine and, a choice collection of good records.‘ Outfit costs Si20.00 will sell for` 380 cash. Apply ,Advcrtiser, Guard- ian. 8-9MEti. _

to visit his fox ranch on Sundays.

8-24M2ipd.

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. MALE HELP

A Pi=5RleN'rIcie' wsivrieni f1Ts6iiI1o§ Shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart & Co. 8-16 M tl.

Jewellery Store. 8-15Mtl.

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TO LET, FURNISHED HOUSE

from September for the winter 111011019- Apply at Guardian Office.

8-24M3i.

TEACHERS WANTED WANTED, A SECOND CLASS

teacher for the Warren .Grove school, N0. 149. supplement $25.- Apply to Oliver Warren, Secretary, North Eliver. 8-24M2iE1ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR CULLOD-

cn School. Supplement $15.00. Ap- ply to Alex. T. McLeod, Secrctaryl

8-24ME2i‘.

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/' Harvesting

Necessities

lliveied shank hoe, American make, secured by

tis at a specially low price at a_manafaciu_rer’s auction

sale........

Tumi; hoe, solid steel

.spccial...... . . . . . .

fencing plyers, Boker’s

shank, American make, . . . . . - .-U...--¢ ........35Ce make, forged sieeI,spc cial

Bnl:cr’s combined staple puller and plyer . 7.5¢. X Cell lialfeiics, hot blue spark, give reliable

ignition service _ .

Battery testers, $i.5oand..... . ....... . $2. Porcelain spark plugs.......... . . _ . . ..... .....$l. genuine English steel

Agnm-imciippsr. *Patented* snatlis wiihloop and bolt. . .75c.

3'! he stones.. _

.5c. up.

_Maellisniilbex ii, 1. .boi I0.

Olieans. i. . . el0e.u|:.

0 Ish: lettferna gnarant

eed not to blow out in the »

Zl‘{l’iii.‘il~?.5§‘i.°§i2ifIf?I?.,‘f27fTf.‘?f’f‘.?Tf7ffff.iff§§5

%v"wKhE:b tsl Office. Apply to Dr. Robins, 125 Queen St. 8-17Mti.

WANTED, A BOY TO LEARN THE WBf¢l1l¥1e~lill1E. Applv st Wellner‘s

_.Ig P5" ‘gb buy in this Province.

-Misa Cassie Smailman, Sumner-

side, is spending a week with frienhs in Bloomfield.-J. /

-Rev. James Strothard, Summer- side, left Baturday ulziil- !0l‘ Wheat- ley Riverfto preach a dedieatory ser- mon in the Methodist Church.-J.

-The S. S. Morwenna arrived in

Summerside Saturday morning and left at 12, noon, for Newfoundland.- She had 25 bags of oats, 380 bags potatoes, 12 cattle. 10 sheep. 20 bags `of turnips.-J.

-Miss Bessie Alwsrd, agent, in J.

C. Jardine‘s Bookstore, Water St, will be glad to receivfe all news, ad- vertising and subscriptions in Bum- merslde and vicinity. Her office phone is 45--1 and residence phone 26.

-The Empress arrived in Summer- side at 8.05 Saturday night. She had 200 passengers from Sumlnerside in the morning and 50 returning in the evening. 1-ler outward cargo con- sisted of 25 head of cattle and 1 car of freight.-J.

-H. C. and Mrs. Simpson were ag-

greegbly surprised last Monday even- ing when a number of young folks of Malpeque called on them. Among them might be mentioned Geo. Green, who is a guest at the Manse. and the. employees of P. McNutt & Son, and several others. The principle feature of the evening was music and song. The hostess rendered some fine selec- tions. Mr. Green recited in his talent- ed manner__for which he has a reputa- tion. Games were also, indulged in. The inner man was given satisfaction too by Mrs. Simpson serving lunch and she and the groom are in good style, At a late hour the fricnds_ departed much pleased with their outing. ,

-The marriage of Miss Laura M.

Bernard, daughter of Kier and Mrs. Bernard 'of Park Corner, and John E. Campbell, son of Hugh and Mrs. Campbell of 'Sea View, was solemniz- eil at the residence of tht bride's pa- rents on Wednesday evening, Aug. 14th, at seven o'clock, and was wit- nessed by s. large company of rela- tives and neighbors. The bride looked charming in a fancy worsted gown of a. beautiful slate color, with trim- mings of slate colored satin, spang- led nct over white satin. She carried n beautiful bridal bouquet and was given in marriage by her father. The

happy couple were attendgd by Heath McLeod of Irishtown an Miss Elva Bernard, sister of -the bride, who wore `a brown venetian cloth gown, viith trimmings of brown silk and white ruchings. Mrs. James A. Camp- bell of Burlington played the wedding marches, and Rev. G. A. Sutherland of Kensington, was the ofliciating clergyman. Immediately after the ceremony, a reception was held when the rivany guests present extended their best wishes to the bride and groom. The wedding repast was ex- cellent in every way. The charivari party, composed of young people of the vicinity, assembled and contribut- ~ed thlzir part to the evening’s pleas- ure. The wedding presents were nu- merous and costly, among which might be specially mentioned 3 beau- tiful gold watch and chain from the father of the bride. The bride and groom are very popular, and have the best wishes of a host of friends at home and abroad. `

1-From. Saturday's Evening Guardian)

-L. A. Carr of Edmonton, who is

visiting in St. Eleanor’s, left this morning for Sharlottetown.-J.

\

-Miss Tillie Muirbcad, Summer-

side, left this morning by the Em- prcss for ,Kamloaps, .Vancouvcr, where she will spend the winter.-J.

-Miss Mattie McSw»»~n, Summer-

side, left this morning on the eastern train to spend the _~."~ek end in Ken- sington.-J.

-Miss Lucretia McDonald, of Emer-

ald, and Miss Lizzie Noonan, of Al- bany, teachers in Vancouver schools, who werchome on vacation for the past two months, have left again for Vancouver. _

"We have one of the best displays-

of cigars in the Province and give such perfectly satisfactory service that this in rapidly becoming the smoPers’ headquarters. Our cigars

are bought ryrect from the leading factories an are kept absolutely fresh and in perfect smoking in our patent humidor. All the leading brands, lic, 10c, and 10c straight are shown. Call in and look over the line. The McKinnon Drug Co., corn- er Great George and Kent Stl.

8-23MEtf.

STRANGE DRAWINGS.

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, _Aug. 24-ItVis now a

quarter past nine. Among the bc- quasts of Reginald Crauce of Stock Exchange are twelve drawings from Romeo and Juliet by Frank Dicksee Ra to the Canadian Government.m

MAN KILLED BY FALLING run.

(Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Aug. 24-The great

tub, used for hoisting earth from a 50 foot excavation on the Canadian Northern Railway Tunnel here, fell 'this moming killing one man -and fatally injuring anotber.m

Lxhe Oxypathor long enough to know

‘ -One cent par word each' insertion for etlierliiling in this column. Cass must accompany order, and ive per cent fllisvuni snowed. minimum charge twenty-live cents.

_ -Mis. Jean McLeod. Bummeralde, 4s_ visiting friends in Charlottetown. .-J.

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obts_lned_ at Laiigrty's Tonsoriel Parlors, Bummerslde.

-House and lot for sale in Bum- merside, also two vacant lots, Bar- gains easy terms. Apply A. A. Lc- furgey. 8-iihitf

‘ -H. Clark, Agent, will be glad to receive all news, sdvertiring and subscriptions in Albertou and vlcin-‘_ ity. I-lis office phone No. is 1.

-Chas. Crowley, Malpeque, will

sell by auction on Tuesday. the 27i.h at one o'clock twelve horses. farming

implements, forty tons hey, etc.

8-26M1lpd. _

-Subscribers should renew a week

or two before the time they have paid for _has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are dis- continued uromptly on expiry date.

-Piano tuning and regulating. Ten

years experience with two of Ameri- ca's leading houses. New England Conservatory temperment. If for any reason you have not been receiving satisfaction drop a postal to J. W. Wright, Bedeque. 8-23M3i.

-For Bale-The nicely situated

home property of G. M . Reid on corner of Summer and Convent Ste. Summerside. 10 rooms. Modern im- ` provements in the way of bath room, hot and cold waiver, sewerage and steam heat. Good repair. G. M. Reid. 8-26Ml.ipd

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Thomaa lilelihlion Tells lluw

Ke_arai§ Agony And Weak-

Few people in Charlottetown have suffered more than Mr. Thomas 'Mc- Mahon. The following account which' he givesof his recovery will therefore be read with interest by the public:-

Dear sir,- It gives me great pleas-

ure to state what the Oxypathor has done for me. For over tive years I was badly aliiicted with rheumatism, suuering excruciating painevery night hardly ever knowing what it was to have 5, night'a rest. I was also a victim oi anemia and other disorders. I was almost reduced to a skeleton, could scarcely lift myself without as- sistance, and at times had not streng- th enough to walk. upstairs. I was confined to my bed for months at a time; no sleep to speak of and no ap- petite. Had spent abnut e. thousand dollars in other treatment, but until I got the Oxypathor I was little h9- neiitted. The Oxypathor certainly prov ed a God-send to n1e,I began its use on the Zlst of last March and used it ten nights in succession with five oil for the first two months. F‘rom the first night I experienced great relief from pains and I enjoyed refreshing Sleep-I quickly gained strength, my appetite returned and I have continu- ed to enjoy my meals all along.

I have come to the conclusion that

my case was hopeless, and had' I not known the Oxyputhor agent personally I do not believe I would have had con fidence enough to try it. I have used

that it has proved all that is claimed for it. I would not he without it at any price if I could not get another,’ If I continue to gain in strength as I have all along I will soon be able to resume my former work as 5 sea- man

I heartly commend the Oxypathor

to all sufferers.

THOMAS McMAl-ION

100 Richmond St., Charlottetown

Aug. 21st 1912 .

Mr. W. E. Enman, 93 King_St. Charlottetown 'is Local Manager of the Maritime Oxypathor Co. in P. E. I. Oxypathic literature is freely giv- en to all who call or write

8-26M.E.1lpd ,

Valuable Farm

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A valuable farm fnr sale at McNcilI's

Mills S'ation, Comprising zu acres with a good set of buildings, 7.) acres of which is clearedaand in good state of cultivation, balance covered v ith a good growth hard and soft wood with an excellent bush for fox farming. The above pro- peaty is nicely situated. fronting onthe North junction road and near railway station, athool, cliur.hes, cheese factory, etc. ln addition to this l have 50 acres at West Devon l will sell. For particul- ars s t

pply 6 R. J. McNElLI.,

Tyne Valley,

8-:6M|m,

TE IGIIER IMIIED

Wanted a teacher for the Eastern

school, Bummersfde. Liberal suple- ment voted. Applications will be rs- ceived up to Aug. 79. Amy 0. Bur- rqws,_ secretary of Bummerside School Board. l-Iiilittmsi.

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Can supply shaft, pullies and etc.

Goldie I5’ McCulloqh 10 h. p. Gas Engine ' 1 The above Io h. p. gas or gasoline engine will be sold at

half price or less. Must be sold immediately to make r0om. This engine is a perfect one, ran our press for 7 years and never lost

-intending purchasers please write, phone, or call at once

The Cha.rlot_tetown Guardian

Charlottetown, P. E; l.

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' poplcniurzu INDICTED.

New vonx, Aug. za-can-ies c. Steibert and James C. W.l\ll19. U18 P0- llcemen who were indicted by the Grand Jury lu conpe¢iSi0l\ with thi! arrest of Jack' Zelig were arraiglwil more Judge Mullquon todas# Thr tw.. pducemen, who spent last nicht in the Tor|;bs'_ pi-ison, pleaded not guilty to_ the indictments charging perjury and they were held in $10,000 ball.’ Judge Muliquon gave them “ll- tli Wednesday to change their pleas if they de

sired.

WORKMAN KILLED IN CAIBBON.

(Canadian Press.)

PEORIA, Ill., Aug. 24-Imprlson-

sd 25 hours at the bottom of a 85 foot caisson beneath the Illinois Riv- er in excavations for new bridge. F. J. Schmidt was rescued last -night but died five minutes later. The cala- son had sunk in quicksand imprison- ing hlm.m

yi-élilii FABBENGER LOSS LIGHT.

(Canadian Press.)

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LONDON, Aug. 24-In 1911 only

niémv sraumc Tnuonnnoin.

(Canadian Press.)

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-Dismay struck the southside "Tenderloin" tonight when Mayor Harrison ordered uve places there closed.

The order was issued after Carl A. Waldron, a member of the Commit- tee of Fifteen, had appealed to thc Mayor and said he had made futile eiforts to induce the police to close these houses.m

STRANGE .EXPERIENCE

OF A YOUNG LAD.

ST. JOHN, Aug. 23-The Sussex

Record says that during the camp n member of the R.C.R., from Halifax showed deep interest in Pearson Ca`ml:-bell, the thirteen year old son of Sergt.1D.L. Campbell, of 1;hs74f,h Regiment, and invited him to Halifax promising him a good time. After de- clinin several times_the parents let him io. Now be is home with 5

GREATER

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rlri-u;'c story in tell. He says that lllfl l""‘t |"ct him at the station and tool: him to one of thc forts on Mc- Nn‘\'s island: There the boy was in- troflimcd ns a bugler and put to work about the tents of the men.

'l‘hc mnny rntortainments that were

to hnvc bcrn his did not materialize. He was closely guarded ami letters addressed to him by his .mother and other members of the Campbell fam- ily ncver reached him. For some six weeks he was subjected to this kind of treatment until action by Colonel Humphrey took the matter up and saw that _he was released.‘

rents was never given to him, and li! was as helpless as if he had been marooned. It is understood that the soldier was disciplined for his part

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