SEPTEMBER 12, 1908

THE c_uARLo'i“rEi‘owN GUARDIAN MG, ,,,,,

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The temperature ester-d

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. was in the City yesterday. ed seventy nine. ‘ ,

g _Y I E A Large, station a ent ni, Noi

Head Offices ln New frowse Block Charlottetown I I 'wilI‘shl'°' “'“° I” U” Clif' V°“I""“"I-I

' _ | `7 ` ' Duncan McNab of the Victoria Ho ‘

Mrs. J. A. S. BHYBF. CRY. is \'iBlt-' Llcvfl Cox, Morell, was a. pnssem 'his returned: flrom visiting in Traci

ing in Truro. . \ , _ im

Bet home yestfday

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milmnlgfoflgtailzizewilxlllefy 1€B»V° this mMti;rtln McDougall of Bangor wagI Miss Mary McQuillan, has reluri. ~.i

I e City y¢sterday_ to Boston from a visit to New I-if

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thliisgxgpng g:t‘$p’plpiil~;,g.(}itY. leaves Walter Simpson' B y view' Wu in _ *_

_ _the City ygstei-day_ Miss Ida Huggan, Vernon Riv ;-,I

Miss Annie Mellish

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next week on a visit to 'Bo?tlJyii.1mvas Mme Emma Figgfmld' City' leaves morning-

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And no/W the sunragettes are thwabl I Rowan Cameron, City, leaves this

_ _ ‘ Mrs. David B911 ni Sr 1,6 B id morning to enter final year medicine Spent a few days in the Cit

cning to break out again ui England. was in the city yesterday? y r ge' at McGill. t

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byQ\;ht: a IiJig;_x;ll;eu1;np)gTl;;irsies came over George Chilton, city, returned by Tm? h“""°°° "’ many “"8 °' this

for Boston this g,

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'leaves for Dorcheste Mass t"i

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'rhe_nini1 trnin aid not nrrive nntn ` " `

eleven thirty last night,

I I Mr- . MOHHSUNH. teacher .at Mill View, was a passenger from this City"

yesterday.

lottetown, P. E. I.

J. 0. Trainor of the C. B. C. stan

of this City was a passenger to

uburn yesterday

Mrs. _Alexander Coub of Millburn,

Miss Amy Desisrisoy who has been

n I t t gh N 1, Province is almost completed and ViHifil!5 Cllsrlottetow f »-

from the Hanna E _ as nigh e ort umberland last night from H 01' 90""

r xhihitien. the Hniirnx Exhibition. S004 "OPS fevvftvd- "Wh has "turned L0 Montreal-

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..-f."A/i7.-_.01 ,f /PV/A/,V ,H/L? _UFDA_Q7"n,t}=_/7}4L _yy-0,535 ' and at Cherry Valley at seven o'cl<.»clr 0D_ 3 VISIT £0 _his parents Jiuncs and

If irnorrow. - Mis. 4 Weatherbie.

'Y r `_'°““"“‘°‘i.-I D. C. Harvey, Cape Traverse, was

"in the City yesterday eu route to W

Drk Should apply nr. 21 Great

_ ,Q Dailhousie for a term in college GGOFEG Street. See classified col

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vf QI U a §a _ I There will be service in the church -fumes Wcathorbie, Hollster, Cid., ‘/_ ' r -_ _ 1 n e iL_¢ of Enginna nt south ont nt uneee

. Ladies’ and Misses’

I Joseph Acorn, Boston, Mass., ur-

» e, Rev.

rived on .the Island yesterday on a Father Smith. Chhplain of Divisioi short visit to his uncle John Pollard N9- of Summerside, ,Wig an address and a purse oi . *_ so _

I Miss Christie Ross of Proviilence, R. I., returns this morning from lil- _ don after spending a weak tlicrc the M

*HY °xDerienced girl desiring house

"Wed Y0St~9l`dH~Y in ~Vernon River,

. "_" 'lclore his departure for Rom

1 A- 0- H~. Cit5’. was presenter'

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Y and re-

urned home yesterday,

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' A RANGE”of thoroughly well tailored, smart ‘I

Miss Rena Uhanibci-lain, Nnticki,

ass, arrived in this C'

guest oi Miss nun Mncfrnvish. d

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llsrc is a description of two of

.\\ii~ii|osi popiilzir costs-No |651; ll ui‘»le lircnsteil cont, slizipwl li;-.slr ivitli inverted plum, “illi- _<~.~lt` strzippliig over slioiililers, lioily mul sleevcwiiierccrlzcrl Iiucfl mule io l>l.ick ulul colored (`!|ie\'iot und llc.i\'cr clolll ull si'/.4-s. Price- S€Io.75,

lu our Ladies’ Ready to

\\'c:i!'sci;iioii yoiiwill find liiuidrc-ds of liaiidsom

Corus awaiting yourjnspec- tion. 'llicy contain some of the best novelties ever

sliowiiin the city inaiiy of thc styles were specially

ilcsigiicd to inccl the :1pp`

roval of growing girls wit decided taslcs. Conser- vntivc garments for the

younger girls are also shown. The colorings ns wcll :irc new and attrac tive.

Materials employed in

ful on the market square .ind sold Efi-om forty two to forty llve nent.; per

cwt and straw at twenty |i\'c toiv ty I., e t of Mis. thirty cents. _IE<lythe Ritchie, rctuimcil to Am I --- h

» ._ I I Miss Snrnh Mac'l‘u\'isli ncconip;niid.'Bl>9lldir1g the winter with her niother.

by her ncioe Miss Ella MncTiivish rc- turn this morning to liostoii iifvcr

Spending a pleasnnt“vucut.iiii with <1 friends in Eldon. .ill

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Gevflrv Prowsc, Parker Hooper, P. W

Duffy, Harry Hurley, J. \V. i~ltnn-only men ariiived was probably causoi and W. J. Donnvun, City, lcfi ycs- Pr

terday for I-.{n‘lii`s.x to tulle port ln the Maritime Championship races in he held there todo "'

Daniel Howlett has just complcicil k

the painting of-L. C. 0wcn‘s large C

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side of the same street. About thc Crisp is well known in this Proving;

first post oillce in this city was sit- uated in this building and n ciiiacn

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_..._ a visit to her friend Mrs. Jiiines Mc

New hay yesterday was quite plvnti- KBMIB-

ny for an alarm from i

y, _ I The congregation of the Methodisv

-_- Church, Milltown, are delighted ti

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risp, has so far recovered from hi

building on King Street, also the re

three tenement house on the o osito ulpit on Sunday morning next." Mi I

~ ity, on Tues

ny and went to Piuettc, Friday of

_Miss Mae Linton who has been isrting in this Ci the fu is '~<

crst yesterday where she intends

'l`lin firemen were called out yeeter Fl

K ng Strce

n. tenement house in one ond of

hich Allan McDonald resides. The flri . liich was about out when the ni-s

um a defective flue.

An exchange of lust week said :»

ow that their pastor, Rev, R0b¢;_ S

cent severe illness, as to occupy hi. `

. Snappy New Ideas In

Ready-'I`o- Wear

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“classy garments recenilv received new on I

exhibition in our ready lo wear room. These skirts appeal to us as bcfng the choicest garments of the sort we've shown "for many a moon". llado up

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_ , in ‘handsome designs--well tailored--nicely ltting. I

H pleat on each seam has one large asiuall tuck on eseh seam and A

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Something new in Fall Shirts, A full lcilted skirt in navy,

is _n plain scvcu gored Venetian brown andlilack venetian has three cloth, in Navy, Black, Brown and folds, four inches apart around the green, has four inch bias fold about bottom

six inches from the bottom.

Price $5.95

Aiiotlicr one comes in heavier

cloth,has thirteen gores with ai small

Price $l.65 I

I A thirteen gorcd skirt in navy,

brown and black venetian cloth has

bias piece in Grecian pattern’ around

the bottom

bias fold and two small ones around the bottom, colors Navy, Brown and Black Price $7.25

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Price $9.75

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Kiev. J. J. and Mrs. Teasdale form

remarking about it yeslxerdny sul 1' he erly of this 2City, are visitinf ` remembered it ns the posl. othcc scv- friends in Halifax.

Cniy three years uso. reached at Oxford St. Church, Hall

Mr. Teasdal-

x, on Sunday evening. His speecl ii’

, Exclusive Models' in Furs

Our great ten day exhibit of new furs opens to P.E.l. ladies s chance

~ to choose from he cream of Canadian furriers products-~-'it "ist about the

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iunkc up are Molton Twecds llroaclclollis etc, Prices range from $3.75 up to

. 525.00.

|636 single breasted loose fit‘

ting cont triuiiued with siilchvd

sclf Strapping collar cuffs and piitcli poc :ts inlaid with ve'vei, colliir also trinniicd with Braid :mil buttons. Body and sleeves lined. Maile in black and blue cloth. Price $16.50

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Ladies'

Opens Aug 3| Sept I9 _"W f`.O.'\`DlTlONS.

conuisi ‘

Ladies'

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._\_ Beer, Magazines, Isaac Houston, flow- a y , i If, ern, `fr0m the Eye and Ear Infirmary o

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, undottes, White Face Spanish, ids-

_. horns, Minorcas, Indian Game, l.».in- la " tams; twenty-one prizes by L. A. Lost: 'Angeles County, Gal.; Auiyiisi' Haszard, Charlottetown for Bnntunis, 29th, 1908, aged fifteen years ani ~.- H,,mburgs_ Oppingtons, and prizes by_eleven months. She was a daughter

T. D, Hundrahan, jr., of Chni'l<._Ze-'of

_town for Hamburgs. ter of Alberta and Alice MacCallum

The P._ E. I Hospital gratefully nc- still glows with the fire of eloquenc

~ knowledgcs ,the following donations, and his magnetic personality still iin

- Mrs. McCi'cndy, papers imd l\l.ii.',i-.‘z~n- presses his bearers powerfully.

cs, Jos. Blackiniorc, two dollars, Mrs' ~_-

D. C. Campbell, flowers and opplzs,

, Miss Easton, flowers and hot water b _ _ _ _. bug covers, Mr. Lewin, nnpies, cnh- w_nithani,_Mass.. have arrived in thi-~ Drop in nave them shown you buy if you cannot resist their seductive ., bage, turnips and flowers, Mrs. E. H. City. Miss Thompson basl graduates ' aPPeal___don»t buy unless theyrrc the best value youive eva. °°.l I

I --- Boston. She will remain at home. .` I At the Halifax Exlilbitiou, tl‘ii ty Miss Cnssey will spend two weeks thi-

prizcn for poultry were woii by Gio. guest,of W. P. and Mrs.-Doull.

I) Chilton of Ch’town with llralirn is. I, Cochin Buffs, Plymouth Rocks, .fy-

of Harrington, Prince Edward Ds'

Miss Mabel Thompson accompanied y her cousin Miss Lulu Casey ol

t Hale Hospital Haverhill an'

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Annie Emily MacCal‘lum, a nativi

nd, died of heart failure at Azusa,

Peter and Ada MacCal1um, a sis

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Factory Price This range of fine samples, left with us}.\n exhibit includes, . ;. Fur Neckwear,

Fur Muffs,

Fur Coats, '

Fur Lined Coats. I

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Potatoes were oderins Y°l¢°"d“Y W

Itwenty to twenty °V° °°““" I

New white oats are selling' at forty

two cents and new black at forty-

one cents per bushel. i

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To Entertain Your lihicnds

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Fa" Hu- 7,; i clock will be pluccd

iu iii. _, ,' 1 ui Riclniioiid Sl sliow \viii<loR.~»- ’l`l:c person giiessing ni- in sv lo the iuuulier of liouisnud in" 'ilns thc clorl: will run with ilw orc lull vviiifliiiif will be pres nfed with Ili- ln :uiiiful clock lu the ricnl o' ir-.ia o~ nforc ticiug, the iii~..ci bc ning thc czarlicst (late io be ilu: \.cimi~.i‘.

Wil() MAY GUESS.

= ny pcrsui iiinlcirg :1 purclins

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Milli nery

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Milli nery

'vellers and the Charlottetown |~i\si-I 'nel-is Co-liege. Teams at Victoria “ark A

no .v IWW

_game of the season win be played- It Min

Being Mind

it sure to he the best of the seas~>;.'.

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opened 0P°|\¢d

, The following were the visitors at Cit the Victoria Hotel, City, yestei~dn.y V' fmornirig: A. W. Macgowan, Boston; N_

of ~.»i.<>'i ov' =1r~"v i1\_-1115' ‘H10 Of °“ I \fH§IZ:gh'c§g;F0n;NE`RW' “nd

LQ I"-`f ""IfI“`I‘!" I” ‘flllllldl to H guessj 1Nlaw Huveri Conn"’A. Garsifde iindl I

Ewlff- and boy, Holyoke, Mass; J. A. ML

F U R S llliiclloniilil, Curillgnn; J. A. Moc- day

Isaac, St. Jolm;-N.B.; Geo R. Mont-fgoo gomery, Montague; U. N. Thompsm ma

. und wife, Boston; Mrs. I. A. Go. ‘f

Mink and

other Pop-

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nna Chinn-nn, st. i.enin,Mo.; J. 1:. ,McMnster, Toronto; B. McF'arl-i;.., al Biissex; A. N. liner, Montreal; T. lt, ten llurpgcss, Montreal; Peter MacNuil., the Mnlpcquc; H. M. Lewis and wi! 1, Mr

I Guardian readers dou`nt,ess saw inilender of the Opposition,_ Charlotte I_tlie Guardian that several very il--;town. Annie went to California in fteresting' games of baseball ha/e nren October 1904, and attended the Azus 'played between the Commercial T1-1-,City school.

§Tlic teams are now ata tie with this ft\\Hv games 021011- T058? the 511111 Robertson, City to Buctouche, N. B.;‘

in hoped' alerge number of sped-r bridge, Mann.; from a visit to Fort tors Will D9 Out t0 B69 thi”-‘ Fume l\“.Augusl.us; Simon Smith and Edward

Berrigan returning to Boston from A

I 1 'visit to this city; nav. M. J. smith,

y to Boston thence to Europe; J.

Callaghan returning to Shelburne'

n thadeath of James Stewart of

d neighbor and nigbly respected n. He was known by rich and

on Wednesday was very largely ai.- ded by relatives and friends and

a niece of J. A. Matliielson,

mong the outward passengers from

City yesterday were Mrs. J. F.

s Eliza Kelly returning to Cam-

Havn You HEADACHE. 7

DIZZY SPELLS, LLNGUORYII

You feel tired, unnerved. all M8894

out in the Summer simply because hot days are hard on the liver. Your; _bystdm needs cleansing, blood is sluggish, liver isnrot working fasti enough. Just in one night this can, be changed by using Dr. Hami1ton'| Pills. Back comes your long lost appetits,cheek`s again grow rosy, _'strength and vigor is circulated through the system by blood that is

B. from a holiday io this Cltyvrenewed and full of nutritiorn. No

Franfeals, City to Picton. U1

and always reliable as Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills. Try a 25 ct box your- V

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Herbert, which occurred on Sun- last, the commiuiity has lost u

r for his liberiility in time of nccd his great hospitality. His funcr-

services were conducted by Rev.

lelf.

edicine for the family so mild, safe-

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Src our window for odd

pieces of silvcrwziro.

yj off for today only. G. H.

Taylor, Jeweler. 9-izllii

ular Furs in

a great variety of styles.

The si le pre ference fyor this season gives un- usual promin~ ence to mink siolesand muffs.

Cur display

of iliis popular fur includes a wid»r range of uylel than shown In any previous season, ` and prices are very favorable.

We draw pu-

fleulsr sffanfion that all our mink is [inun- feod lobe first qualify. Labra- dor mink not fha wufem or Columblablink,

Mink sfolol $55.00 up fo $l05.00 Mink muffs

i35.00 u|\_ io 75 oo

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Montreal; J. E. Gregory, Ncwnrk, ll. ’l,m-'ml bei in C R ,J.; U. H. I)in_i.;we'll, City. Hes,

time under Mr. Stofver’s superinten- dence. The work will be done by

f.»ur expert machinists John Smyttl

and J. D. N. Wesner of Pennyslvania, and . John Donahoe and Frances Steellof Indinnia who are now at the scene of action. ‘

. To-DAY

We make a s inlty of

DOUGHNUTS pa? ioc a dozen.

Apple Pies inc elch Mines Pies no each Cream Plea is and i5c each Cocolnut Pies i5 and loc lleh Dark Fruit Cake 3oc lb Sultans Cake :oc lb N ut Cake :oc lb

“`°`“‘, daughters, Helen and Janie at home

; Much interest is being taken in thc

boring for coal on the property be» and longing to John Tweedy at Earns- Gu; slifie. Capt. Bordercriu has arri'\'edIn,,w \_wit'h seventeen thousand' feet of lum»l,m¢1 her for building the derrlck for tlie1,130Et drillin o erations which it is h d

K P 0199 Guardian exbsnds sincere sympathy.

will he realdy for drilling in ten days

White Cake soc lb

Bread ofall kinds, all fresh

and good.

163 Kent Street. ‘~ Telephone zu.

D. STEWART. Ecuvse BAKERY

Balres Belt Broad

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Erb. assisted by Rev. D. McLenn,

ng ross oads cemetery.

de the widow n. family of three

s. John McDonald of Mt. Ryan five sons, John of the S. S unre; Charles of Sun Francisco,

visiting his home, and Bruce

Wallace at home and Samuel in on are left to mourn. The

No.2a

Brownie

Camera

takes pictures 2 1-2 by

4 i-4. Capable of pro- ducing first class re-

sults yet very low in cost.

$3.00

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"Big value the Two Macc are

selling for twenty-five cents their own make of Effervesceiit Aperient Salts equal in quantity and quality to tha imported at sixty cents. During the summer season it is unequalled for cooling and invigorating the system beslda being a pleasant drink, quen-

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.Bargains

25 & 5ocentHat Brush-

For I5 cents

5 cenfa buys a I0 een scrub

and 9.25 cent box of '1`etlow’s Talcum Pow- dcr for io cents-

See Windows

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QRUGGISTS

During the long evenings there is nothing that

will give so much enjoyment to yourself and friends as the Edison Phonograph. We have them at prices to suit all classes of people, also a complete stock of records including the Sept list.

We handle pianos, Organs, and musical instru~

ments of all kinds also repairs for same.

Our goods are all new and prires the lowest.

Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to.

A.. E. 'I"<:>»on;1'bs

177 QUEEN ST, Cl.i’Town

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RPET CLEANIN

and Repairing of all kinds of Furniture-~ doneand Well done. Telephone 79

Mark Vviright

Newsoifs Block.

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