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133-137 West 47th St. New York City JUST OFF BROADWAY

The right kind nth itf-ici in ihe rirhi Ivcnliiy. Inihe he riofthentre district and

adjacent In the sho inn rrrtrr-s Positively tire nroo'. Exc ll ; .i tuisine andpn excep- livimii orchestra. -\ mire adtliiinn iusi ._-nmpirti-rl contain ng nnriir7.gnII and billiard hal

Handsorneiy Furnished Rooms, Private Bath $1.50 PER DAY UPWARD

tnmterred

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

dian Agent in Siunnicrside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laf!erty's Tansor- lal Parlors. Suuinierside.

-MR. J. C. LEWIS. Guardian re-

prcsetitativc in Alberton, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter. U-

-HOLIDAVS OVER.-The mid-

suniiner half-holiday, observed by the difterr-nt stores eacn Wediiesday af- ternoon. is now over for this season. -Y.

-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 discontinued promptly on expiry date. Mti.

-DR. HERMAN.-Dr. Herman, re-

p;‘cst~iitliig the German Medicine CO.. ot i`int>innati, Ohio. and his company ot' ihtatrieal pcrioruters have arrived in Suiunicrside and are rendering ati e.\t»t~llcnt prograninie of entertain- tnont L-very night-\'.

-NEW MEAT MARKET.-Mr.

James Gillis, oi Norboro, has opened up a t:lf_-ati and up-to-date meat shop in KL-ii~iiigton, in the building on Main St. recently occupied by Mr. I-`rt-il lieairsto. Mr. Gillis has had several _vt-ars' experience in the meat littsiiiess and certainly understands

~A PATRIOTIC CONCERT is he-

ing airanged to take place on thc- I-ive ot' St-pt. -ith at Albcrton. As this is in aid oi ili=~ fied tiuss iiiovtiiiuiit we liop:- L-veryoiic may take advaiitage oi the opportunity to help along the cause. There will be a good program consisting of Patriotic songs, music, rt-t-itatioiis. iabcleaux, ctc., also a salt: of home niatie candy. 5450.

-WEDDING DELLS.- .»\ quiet

\\’t_<lilii;1; took plat-0 ai the inanse Siiiiztiiorsitlv on ‘donflziy cvciiiiig at t-ivitt tfclovlt wliin Miss Nora Mun- rou ot' `t'linriotteto\vn bt-t-atnc the wife oi Iilr, Ki-iiiietli Fitilaysiin, book- l-lviptr in tlii- rutploy of lt. T. llul- i|tii't_ i.!-l.. and .also of (`lz;irlottcto\vii. 'I`ht- wrt tnony was porioriitetl hy the li-_-\; J_li'. l<`rnscr and the couple were \ir.att.»ttticil_ .\li‘, and .\lrs_ l~'inlaysoii will inulio their future liotuc in Simi- itii-r:=i<it\_ Their many friends join in wishing il.:-ui a prosperous journey tliroiiuh lite.

-»_\.\.`iI'I`lli~ll’t FIRE.-Iii thc early

hotline oi Inst .\londay morning the lt»_-nt:ti:'ii`i rc-sitlt-tive of Mr. _»\li`rcd .\lc- \\'illai.t.<, .\l. I.. .-\.. \\'est Cape, Inge- ther tiiih the horn and outhuildinirs. vrere toinplotcly tlcstroyetl hy iire, .\Ir. i\it-Willianis was in hed at the time ilu- tire started and did not sec or li~-iii' it uiilil it had got fairly wt-ll iitiilt-r’»\':i,\'_ .\i`t<~r arising he went al- inosi halt' ii mill- to sunimon help and by the iiiiit- he got bark ilio iire was liurninv so rapidly that ii was :ilitiost inipo_s.~=il>lt- to .~'a\'~_- any of ilu- ron- tents. 'i`hi_» origin of the ilre is un- '.:iio'.'.'ii.~Y_

~WORK PROGRESSING.- The

work on the new town htiiitling is progv't>ssiii_L; rapidly under the eiiici- ent iiiziiiagtiint-nt of .\lr. IJ. lt. Mor- rison t:r>iiir=i<-toiz 'l`h\- t-oncrt-tc found- ation has hc(-n put in and tht- luniber and stool work is being lnndt-il on the ground. 'l`lii.s building wlivii coin- plcti-il will he on ornaineiii to-Suin- niorsidv rind will be an addition to the niaiiy line huiltlings which have rec-cntly been erectcil. it is under- stood that a new Town clock is short- ly io be added to Suniiiicrside the coiiirart having been let. This will no doubt, be n great iinprovcnieiit and will be greatly itppreciatetl by those '_'/ho wish to have thc correct time.

The Wretchedness of Constipation

Cm quickly bt overcome by \ caitrt-:Irs i.n'ri_s LIVER PILLS. _,-1_v.;-'/

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fruit of expert shoemaking, look in our_wind0ws. A trimmer looking, liner feel-

ing and longer weariIn5)slioe than the G LD BO _ ca not be found. Seeing is believing but wearing is knowing.

Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.

his litisiticss.-Y. _l

-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cash miistaccompuny order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-i-ihvs oniimo a number or

Northern Maine ranch~bred mink, which I can supply at reasonable prices at once. Now is the time io buy. Don't wait too late as 1118>' are bound to advance In price. Have also a number of niarten, fish- er, foxes ot all kinds at very lowest prices, R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.

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-A PATRIOTIC CONCERT is be-

ing arranged to take place on the Eve of September -ith., at Albcrton. As this is in aid 0! the Red Cross move- ment. we hope everyone may take ad- vantage ot' the opportunity to help along the cause There will be a good program, consisting of Patriotic songs, music, recitations, tableaux, etc also a sale of home made candy. 5450.

WESTERN PERSONALS `

-Mr. T. W. Bentley. Kensington,

was in Sumnierside on Monday.-Y.

-Mr. John P. Smith, Kinkora, was

in Surninerside on Saturday.-Y.

-Mr. George E. Brown, Margate,

was a passenger to Surninerside on Monday on a business trip.-Y.

-Mr. Theodore Wood, Dominion Ex-

press Agent, was in Suuimcrside on Tuesday.-\'.

-Mrs. Samuel Durant and Mrs.

Thursa Hemlersoii were visitors to Suinnierside on Tuesday.-\'.

-Mr. R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley,

was a passenger to Suninierside on Monday.-Y.

-Mr. Gerard Henderson and son

left last week for their hoiiic in Bos- ion. after having spent the sunnner visiting friends at O’Lcary_-Y.

-Mr. \‘.'illinni G. Siinpson, Ranch

_\Ianagt-r for the Prospect Silver iilark I-‘ox (`o., was in Suminersltlc on Mon- day on a business trip.-Y.

-)Ir_Joliii Grady, nianugcr of the

Gunn Laiiglnis Conipany was a pas- smigcr by last iiiglit`s train returning l`roiti attending the itiiit-ral of his sis-tor the into Mrs. Conductor Mun- roc of Clierloitctown.

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I3()l'i.0GNI£. Sept. 1. (Hy Gerald

.\lori',ani--.\ly _-\inerit~an passports have enabled me to go in tiie wake of the Gorman ariny iiivading France. .»\ni::rieai| passports are of the great- (-st advantage hccaiise Geiinan oiliccrs overy\\'licre show voiisitlcratioii for Anicritfziiis. No corrcspoiidciits are _vet pertnittcd by any licziilquarii-rs staff and a corrcspoiitleiit who sought to put liiinsclt' on thc firing line wotiid run a double risk, ilrst of getting shot. at risk he iniglit he willing to take. but a second wliitih pvi‘li'.\ps would hc st.-rious to a war <-oricspondc-tit, iiainc- Iy, getting liinis(-li` arrested anti con- iliied to ti Gcrinan fortress for the dur- ation of the war. Ilut I have been in vlosc touch with thc arniy and have soon constant ilglitiiig. 1 passed througli many towns still liiiriiiitg froin the I<`rs:nt-li urtilli-,i‘_\' fire and ironi punitivi- action of Gi-_iiniaii iii- vadors. I suv: n Gcrniziii nrniy t>nt.»r ljrussels utmoiiipaiiictl it. in its great n.:.rcl| towards Tourna. I followed close behind it to Mons across the I-`roiicli iroiiiier. In equipment, phy- sique. pliysifsal training and nccoutso- nicnts. these snltiit-rs-are unsurpassed. 'l‘hc ilrst lint- rrvnlnr troops have been trained for years under physical en- durance tosis vxliicli have made the .soldiers as hard as nails. I have seen tltvin do tliirtji' niiles a day for several days in suttressit-ii, every man carry- ing oquipilittnt weighing about iline-ty pounds. The tiiniy as ti whole scents at triuniph of cieanizntioii. The at- titude of G'~riiir.u oilicers to their men is to the u't:ios'. severe, the least de- tiiirttiic ot' rule-i oi' discipline being iinnictlialcly frillowcil by a volley of oaths, sonieaiiiios blows. Mon \\lio fell tlirough shccr weariiiess '_-:ern ltickcil forward by noii-coinmissloiied oflicers. The nien were not hack- watrtl but siinply sotliien. Through lack of sleep their muscles still re- _~=noii.'lorl to the call, but being insen- sibln after int-ossaiit advance by iorccrl inarc.lics_uiitl frequent battles. li now suuiiiii to me those soldiers i-:iiinot po:<silil_v fight longer without .I icst oi' at lonst eiglitccn hours. I have .scui thc Fit-ticii ariny and tho Japaiiost: aiiny, but the Germniis seem i~io.-- r-iliclctit.. I pniiscd between lligvnc Ltrcoiito and Mons, a detach- ivfnt ot' Ilriiisli prisoners being i.t_._.lt.-tl iiortliwaitl. I was not per-

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A suberb showing of all the season’s latest for young men and Older

~ men. A very comprehensive stock affords ample 0PP0ftUUlfY to and just what - you want, whatever your tastes, you can find here now just the hat that will

A11 the New Fan styles

Hard Hats

Celebrated Christy, Hawes and

Walthuasen in the latest blocks. Hats to suit any face and tit any_ head. Sty- les this fall are made with a shade higher crown with more turned up leaf

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it Miss De Long, Manager of our ladies’ ready-to-wear dept., is now ‘ in the larger cities of Canada buying the season s latest productions » in ready-to-wear apparel for our store. Last season s unparalelied success

in this line made it necessary for us to send our buyer up to the fashion

1 centres so that we could present to the Ladies of P. E. Island all that was

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get value. Our shirts

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niiitocl to speak long with theni. al- though I explained I only wishetl to scitd news of their whereabouts to their families. They were being ,himmnoly treated, except for the snr- 'czistic attitude of Geinian non-coinniis- sinned oihcers whose remarks inatle it oxtiemoly diilit-ult to keep one's temper. The prisoners of war were linving nn easier tinio than the Ger- :inan ::0ldict's_ Upon the whole only their tciiipr-t' and suit' control were bc- 'ing sorely tried. They were on their wily io ti (lcrinnti niilitiiry prison.

'i`ln-to hits ht-on it sharp ongiigcnieiit

at .\`in1_\'; it suliiirh of Niiny itself had been t~oiiiiilt~iely ilvsiitiyctl, not Iiy :shcll iiro but by Gcrinnns as retalia- tion for sniping. lniiocciit inliabituiits sonictinics suffered terribly.

When the Freiicli ariny ovactiates ti

town slowly rt-treating, fighting as it goes, ilio streets and bridges are frc» iriuontly inliictl and detat-hiuciits of _sharp :iliootcrs plat-cd in houses ns 'thc iiivinling tlrrrinaiis swariii tlirough ,thc iiai'i`ow strc-cts uvcr the bridges, ‘those niincs are vxploded tiiitlcr thoiu hy voiitnvt \\‘ii'os placed by skillful l<‘i‘cnch viigiiiocis, whilo front the iiou_scs potii' it pcrfct-t hail of shot.

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SPECIAL FARE8 VIA.

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

RAILWAYS.

The greatest annual event ot its

kind will again no doubt attract hun- dreds ot thousands of visitors and every eilort has been made to place the 1914 Exhibition on the top rung oi the ladder ri( success.

Some of this yeai°'s special features

announced are. exhibits by the Gov- -:rum--tit ant the imrnuu Provinc»_-ii. Paintings by English, Scottish Am- tri-1 ii and Canadian artists. Ain- orlca’s Greatest Live Stock Show Manufactures’ Display, a dozen vau- deville shows pwlred in o single hour motor boat. dozen band

day. cat

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Grand with 5

shows.

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ton, $23.60 from Hzilifar., $23.55 from Sydney and proportionate iiircs. from all stations in the Maritime Provinc- as. .1-ll tI<.:;te.‘..: are good for return leaving Toronto, Sept. I5, 1914. Pas- sengers vin thc Government lines have the choice of two trains, the Maritime Express and thc Ot-can Liiitiit-tl, th-~ h.itcr col in i:I|ni__' ul !\i.ii| tteatl with tht- fanious Grand 'l‘ruiil< day express “lntcriiational LiinItctl," leaving lllontrcul at 9.00 tx. in., and ..rt°.\Ziig ’l‘0roiitu nt 9.10 a. in.. and the Maritime Express with tho night trains for 'I`oroiit0.

Sleeping cur reservations at \V K.

_Rogers & t`n., Ltd., local agent, Chur- lottctown, l’, li. l.

5146-S»2SME6i.

RED CROSS SOCIETY.

A met-ting of tliv tiicn and wonit-n

oi lfldon will hr hi-ld in the church nt liclinst Friday cvt-tiitig. Septeiiilicr 4th, ut 7 yi. lil., io tixplnin the ith- jccts niiti piii'pt~i,rs oi the nliovc So- rictv :ind to invite the co-optwntlon of the ireiicrnl public. The ertrcnio urgency of the sitiititimt img im-|“¢(~.1 the Society to call tliia and other incctiiigs in scvcrnl central places. -“ltr Louis Iinvics, \lr, .iuitticr Fizz- i~"‘fsld and others will deliver short addresses- 5454-it-.z_\iii_

TURKEY AND GREECE.

(Special to tht- Giirirdiaitil

1.0Nl`l0N, Scpitinlivr Z.---Iwi.-rg.

lillfir liespntcli nays tho opinion linn been expressed that war between ’I`\ir- key and Greece is only a question of two or three days.

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EENSUHSHIP iS

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(Spot-ial io The Guardiaii.\

l.ONI>OZ\', Sept. 2_~- A tlisputcli re-

ccivcil hero froni Paris say-i Censor- ship of news nt’ military operations in Northcrii Frnitcc is exceedingly strict. Aftcriiooii papers of Paris citnit- out today with all rcfercnco to the progress oi’ military events block- ed otit. ’l`ln-rc is much exciivmeiit in I- riiiii'c`s Capital, but the people have faith in ability ot' the allied armies to soc the country safely through tho present crisis.

HHITISH itll? SIGHTEU

N_l<1\V YORK, Sept. 2.-- British

tfrtiist-r Suffolk was sighted South oi' .»\nilirose Lightslilp wniiiiig for out- going liritish lliorcliantincii to bring lit-r supplios.

!:\Vliun Itcxull Ninety Three Hair

'I`nnit- was iirst put on thc market. it was oilorcd to ono hundred women on trial. OI’ tho one hundred, ninety tlircc- I-lainivtl to hiivc been decidedly benefited by its use,Iiciico its name. Ilvxall Ninety Three Hair Tunic pro- motes a rich growth oi soft. silky hair. foods tho hair roots, keeps the smtp hoaltliy, and prevents baldness and ciircs daiidruif. two sizes 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. MacKinnon Drus <‘o., Cor. Great. George and Kent

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Gray Marine Motors

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Stanley, Shaw .& Peardori _mmm S°l¢ Azeri. for i>. ii. i. ‘

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