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ed. y Pe Ti” West news. ai-st oi sii. Bp%i_i_:e§_ur Grruhgm sua Mrs Graham

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NCW Bild- up-t0°d3te equip atTh1e1i;id_<;_ne`;llé0l_i_;i0l1_;l_§l;th;_s aftcrnooi; Mrs Harry Pethic|¢_ aiégitye B\l°,9 s o

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'~ an s a ways at 'rue 1-isrisua ross up west River ~ ’ “ P “' "il “mst 0”'

~ , on Simpson with th ervices in St.

§?_<;1_1_y aéiexgee oclock. Return fare Petcr's Cathedral, tan? _ n

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_ » you would - I . wish to pay. Frank Curran and Neii Ross, niehi-Ichsnrsygidgifdixeiiigufgiiiannfazl six"

_ bucto, N. B., were among the visit- and mn interestinsg shoit story péw:

The Dgvygrm Uduertaking Co orc to_this Province, this week. Mui to fm oversighm mtemoh was.

H Ltd- ' .I _TUB S- S- C8-bot sailed yestexdaydilsciiuetdlil ed to them' in yegterdays -°u_'G_ E' Hughes’ Pres fos Syadney, after, discharging 5 lull ____ _ . _ _ '__ Cargo eserve Runmlne coal for Peake Rev T. F. Fullertonpreaohes in Bt

W° B- PN|W3i-3, S¢C’y TICBS, Br” M 0°' ' _ l ` James church tomorrow evohing. As

OECCS 209 ZII PI‘lllC€ St, _ A grand bazaar will be herduini the E-liiiagstugsgxls sggdgeggpkxlhygbn W OP" of ho-f. <1-yor use ar:\>‘.~.::::lii:":;:s.i.“a.:f“;° W °'

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Saturday, 18th September, 1909

Afteriioon............3.3o to 5.30

Evening...., ....7.3o to 1o.oo

We've never been so well prepared for any pre-

vious opening. The beaiitif ul imported _mode1_s, as well as our own splendid interpretations, will delight

every admirer and lover of millinery beauty.

Fashions are best told by the hats tlieinselves.

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Our Fur Department is always Open 10 VlS1t0fS

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ing of the official quarterly board' U4 [the Methodist church in Newcustis, iN. S., held last week, was Mrs H.. L. Leard, President of the Epworth Leagllv. Who has many friends in this Province.

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Do not send communications to in-

dividual members of staid.Everyt'hing ,should bo addressed “The Charlotte- -town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I.," and on the lcft hand corner at the bottfrm of the envelope should be “Advertising," "Subscription," "Ed- i¢0YiBl." or "News" according to the contents.

Among the ontwarii- passcnlgors from

this city yesterday wcro:-Andrew McNair, J. D. Bell, Lieut Gov Me- Kinnon, Miss Aggie Willams to Siiminerside; Mrs Harry Davis to Bos- ton; Mrs Beckworth and Miss Edna Skei-ry to Malden, Mass; John Keys, Souris, to Boston; Leith Coombs to St. Cathcrine’s, Ont.

Mrs G H Mills, Little River. e

elatlves in Hazelbrook.

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paud, has returned home.

Mrs. Allan Mclnnis, of Roseherry has gone on a trip to Boston to vis- it relatives and friends there.

The S. S. Caoouna. sails from Mon- treal Tuesday. Sept. ziut fer char, ottetown direct. Advertisement will appear later. ‘

Henry Jones, I-Iazelbrook, left yes-.

terday for Suminerslde, .where he will in conjunction with Dr. Black, judge the liorsas at the exhib ion today.

_.Excursion rates ur "being issued .°“ ¢h°,,i,Pl‘ml' .mimi Ween Chair- '1ottetowp._s.nd Boston, and Char-` llottetbwn and Halifax. Sea dd in 'Monday's issue.

On Sunday evening, the uniwd Bro-

therhood of Trainmen, who are to meet in this City tomorrow will at- itand divine i service in Zion Church. H°V'G-- E- ROSS. hasabeen requested £0 deliver ai special discourse. .

DI'-_ J~ -T. C0m¥l. Plaster Rock, N. B. si native ,of this Cit was in 3;,

on James Orr, recentiyssbot at Plas-'

day. The, circulation of The Gusr.

urned home yesterday after visiting

Mrs. Anthony Callett, City, who

1 has been visiting relatives in Cra-

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John this week. Dr Coffin is the vw 3 Br - .

_ , _ . own nas removed his luv-

9“l`g°°“ Wh° Permrmed the 0P¢fB-U0!! ery stable to Fitzroy St., opposite

Arena Rini; For particulars sro ml

ter Rock by S. Polli, the Italian now' in ghis igs{|é_ H _ Q

in jail at Andover, charged with ____ '

m“l`d°l`» lWatclr for Puton's Miiiinery opening a d

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The _ dauy _Moraga circulation 0! announcement. 9 1Bd1i

Tho Guardian',for week ending Sept- #Buy M many tags as you can mg embcr 4th. was’»'1.<i66 copies u'iiuy. Youhrs helping me insspicui. [have the only power machine in the Province

ehs em" new _

\“‘0¢h°l'» W. H. Scott, Victoria. Row.

J. L. Kennedy of Bouris West has

,left for Montreal, whierehe will enter the Bulpscian Seminary with a view of studying for the priesthood. For A Uumb" 04 Year! past Mr. Kennedy has been teaching in different parts Bi ¢‘{11°b$r°vlnce. sua uc one time was eec Preside t ft; E '- _ chars' Assoelatilon? ne "Wm Tea

$9.9 Hs_.a_\f1\ vs_ iii.; In ywr bodily mum in looms

after by mllllonl of little soldiers _ln your (blood -fthooo e" aol”

Gbfllfllhiaf éfzfqr y _'ei }*".~' " If thlvfv :iii eu feahsii lists healthy and gtreps. by ish-lug Hours Sarsapsniia, it will destroy the uncount.

sthtipcaicrde of germ-enemiesf that are 5 |D8Y°\19V8l'y§110mento yourl'f .

Hood’s Sars_apsn.lla will keep yoii i2‘1‘;.l§2'“si’§s`Z.`i..a?.i‘.T° ..’.'.‘i‘ss?if °§.§°‘“’“' that riréa feuiisg ma’ sii suuh'umis'i'.iiI

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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, Welt" Slmvsgu, nay view, was is|°nvsry visitor to the mxhihiiiou is

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respectfully asked to buy a tag Wed- ‘uesauy the zaua eu huip the hoepicsi.

_ Mrs 'Archibald Coles, accompanied 9-13511,

JY hell sw. Harry. and her asughteri ._- in hw' 1”" “mv” 0° B V151* t0 her ‘Let no one feel slight/ed if they are

not tagged Hospital Day. The ladies iin charge will do their best to find _them all. 9-16d3i.

_'Buy a. ten cent tag. The greatest ,chance of your lfe to aid' in a' small way one of the worthlcat institutions

the City Hospital. 9-lBd1i. _

*Dinner and Tea in connection with the Bazaar in the Market Hall base- ment, will be served every day, Sept. zist to zsth. 9-ladiw. I

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ln malilnb this opening display

fffurs we wish to Say posltlvoly tharfyou will never be able to duplicate these anywhere naar the piloo we are naming for this sale: there are all the newest shapes ln ties and collars ln real fox.- mlnx. lynx, squirrel, and every place offur wlll be found .lust exactly as represented Paton & Co 9.1 Bdtf

"Self Stripes are the leaders for

Fall. Paton's are showing some handsome Suiting for Fall. Ono spec- ial $1.10 well worth $1.25. See it. It comes in ten colorlngs. Jas Paton & Co. 9-Tdtf.

The following are the city market

prices:-Potatoes per Uus twenty five to thirty five cents, hay loose per cwt forty to forty five cents, hay, Dressed Der ton nine fifty to ten dol-I _1ars. butter fresh per lr) twenty-two Cents. eggs per dorzen twenty to ,twenty one cents, straw loose per _cwt th-irty cents, and pressed per .ton five lla to five fifty.

A telegram received in this City

yesterday, announces the death of Mrs Job-n M'cSwain, Winnipeg. It is only one year since Mrs M'cSwain and ,family left this City to reside in iwinnipeg, and her death comes as- al severe shock to her relatives and ifriends The remains, accom-panied

-i by hcridaughter Mrs Gurney, will ar-

irifvc in this city ‘early next week. iF'uncral notice will appear later.

A respected correspondent writes the Wesleyan:-"The Missions on the Is- 'lnnd are ‘aiming at independence. The five Missions 'in the Charlottetown District have advanced' their esti-

,mates $135 over last year. In Sum- merside District _instead of three missions, as last year, there is now only one viz. Bldeford and i't has advanced its estimates $75 over last year. The people are standing loy- ally by their Minister in his at- tempts to lift up this fine old circuit to independence. "

`-Rev J. B. Champion and Mrs Cham* pion Silver Falls, have returned from a twelve days trip to Upper Canada. They spent some days in Toronto and visited the exh'i'oition`_there. They al-

partiee were John H. Kennedy and Miss Violet /M. Wood. -The bride was one of Alexandria's most charming young ladies, and their genial groom one 6i Southgiortis most popudar young men.

Try and have ten cents ready to buy

a tag or you can pay more for it if 1 you want to put ii; lu the box to aidi Newson S Block'

the I-I08Dital. 9-18dli.

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Price 25c a packag For Sale only at e

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§_iah;;rdDi;;l_ymdneyv:p;1p_p:;S opjfrtipcg 'Do not fail to take in the atiiractivu or Ttlcklng an; dustltngd old tiialr' wool' Hack and other

. - I1 ‘On booths of the great Bazaar to Us held .T18 l‘€SS¢S. fi ln T113 C OVGT G liil t0 RCW 8

is leaned 'tc' th” st“‘t°m¢’~'“t in 3905101' ln the Market Hall basement., during y q t co umn. Exhibition week, under the auspices moderate ¢05t_

'W of Notre Dams Academy. Como and

Q" W"d“°_Sd“5' U” 15th- illsf. H bring your friends Sept. Zlst to 25

quiet homeliiirc wcilding took place ¢_h_ ° 9_13d1W

gt the Baptist parsonage, Hazelbrook.| ____ ' f

ev Harry S. Erb was the ofllciat~‘»Th bl- t

ing clergyman. and the contraictingithag np: cggnghuziinsdlicgiifeiiulilgdliufgg

day as the boxes cannot he opened. Q

The first match for the men’s

championship was played at B¢1vi_ dere. on Thursday afternoon, with the following results:-Dr Alley won from A. A. Bartlett;. Dr Jenkins won from W. KL Rogers; Porgy Pope won from A. W. Weeks; and A. A. Alley won from J. O. I-Iyndman. The sec- ond match will be played this after. noon. Dr. Alley playsiw. A. Weeks; Dr. Jenllrins pl'a"ys D. B. Stewart; H. W. Longworth plays Percy Pope, and A. A. Alley plays Dr Johnson,

Martin West, 6 School Street, call-

ed at The Guardian' ofii-ce yesterday, to tell of si novel way in which he caught a hugoiriat, which h-aid tnou- bled him for live years. Mr West says that he' set, bait each night, in a spring train," hilt the rat would stuiirs the heir-135 with his tail. He then studied the case and decided to nnil the bait, in pieces, to a board' leading up to the trap. Ho did so nd as the rat cleared on each niail t got braver and at last took the alt which ended its long career.

The _Gua.rdian_ h-as received a letter om McLeod Albert, Honolulu, H.I., a native _of this Province, asking to have his subscription renewed as he says “He is at bay without The Guardian to get news of his dear old

'so vis ted Niagara Falls and spent. some time in Brantford. While in the latter place Rev Mr Champion at-| .tended u. inlnisterial conference and learned something of the problemsi which confront the church there. Pro-I minent among these is local option,' which it is hoped will be carried at; the next election. Telegraph-Mr and, Mrs Champion have many friends in this Province.

A gloom of sadness fell over, the

community. of Hunter River, when on thc evening of Sept. '_?th, death en- tered thc home of Donajld arid' Mrs Andrews and summoned awayl their bright and blooming boy of almost four years of mgc. Tho call was somewhat sudden. The little fellow was attacked by that disease, which, nothwithstnndini; thev best 'medical trcirtmont terminated his life. The funeral services were' coh- diictcll hy thc ltev H. Picrcc. Alter the service at the home. nil- that was miortiil ol' James D. Andrews' was laid to rest ln.tlie cemetery nt Glas- gow, where "Tho last sunshinaof ex- iplriniiz day. in summer twilight wecps itself a-willy."

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:Any liarn or outbuilding can bc

,made writer tight by applying Carpen- 'tei'~Mortoi1 Roofing. This Roofing, on/n be applied over the old`shlng1es,' _if

Roofing is cheaper and more satisfa

let and samples upon requsif-

-Watch New Wonderla'nd’s sign boards for program nightly.

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we make B §¢peCl;lly~:`iff" DOUGHNUTS at 'loc ll

dozen. ~

Apple Plea iac each Mmee Pies me each Cream Pies n and l5c ouch Coeosnut Pies i 5 and :oc each Dark Fruit Cake _‘loc lb Sultans Cake :oc lb Nut Cake zoo lb ' White Cake 20c lb

Bryd of all kinds all fresh

and ood.

lgo. r63_Kent Street.

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D. Stewart

l .ECLIPSE BAKERY

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desired, and will make a good tight :lub that will last for years. This

ltory than shiniglleii or other. nisiterlials.. ‘Fennell &: Chandler will furnish hook-

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Island home." Mr Albert says that he started an a.utomob'i1e ,livery about two years ago amd is meeting with grand success, there being no spot om earth better fitted for motoring, as the roads are as level asa floor audi the climate unsurpassed. Mr Albert recently added to his list a Thomas Flyer, the American Car which won the N-ewl York to Paris racc a year

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Among the passengers arriving oni he steamer Bruce Saturday morning; were Andrew Sullivan and wife, of, Charlottetown, P.- 'E. I. Mr Sullivan' ho is in his -74th' yeair, ls connected .ith the Customs department at harlottstovm, a position he hss_ oc- cupied for the past twenty-eight years, being o»ne_ of the oldest in the _service there. :Being a nat-W0 0| U16

ncient. Colony l1e__ in company with his lifo partner, enjoys an annual isit to the homeland. During their ’iirief_ stay li'ci"`s"they 'were thc guests i customs omrer -fohn J .. and Mrs 1v|a¢ri0nni‘_d, llisracll street, and ho- foro returning td‘f.ho Island capital, s cnt several hours with their friends,

__Mq__ “nd” mg 'illighgl' _,Sweeney Syd- ney.-North Sydne ' ernld. ’

:Strangers visiting our city Exhibi-

ripn week wllhhavg -aiphanoe to see .our good-and handsome young ladies Wednesday the 22nd\. They will be all around the City seliling tags in aid of the hospital. , _ . 9-16\‘13i-

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'Vinegar

'Vi/e guarantee our Essence r oi Vinegar to be pure. and of full strength. ]ust the kind you want for pickling. 20cpnf| e pint.

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These furs were held inthe Custom’s Warehouse for the last three months.

_ . To the Shippers order.

The order has come, pay the duty and sell

_them -foo; what they 'will bring. _

` We have been, instructed hy a Fur firm in London, England, to dtipose of ‘forty-eight pieces of Orcnberger-Mink and Squirrel furs, comprising rufis, muffs and scarfs, in the latest designs-inaiiy of them only one sett of its kind. They were sent to the Island by mistake.

» The firm they were shipped to, would not take delivery as they were not

as ordered. They were lield in tlie Customs bonded warehouse for the last three months, to the shippers order.

We received orders to pay the duty and sell tlieiu for what they would

bring, as re-shipping back to London would cost too niiicli. _ _

We will not stock these Furs, but will dispose of t-hem at a price that will

make them scaniper. If you are interested in Fur buying this fall, the prices will he as low, it not lower, than furs are offered at during January after stock is depleted and fur season over.

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