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Analogy. '

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The man who would not allow a barber

to dictate the cut of his beard, should ask himself “why he allows a tailor to dictate the cut of his clothes.”

This he practically does allow when he

buys his suit “to order” before it is made.

\/Vho can tell from a piece of cloth and

a fashion plate, how any such theoretical combination will lool; when made up?

\Vho can tell, even when it his made up,

without actually trying it on, how such a suit will influence its wearer’s appearance?

One-eight of an inch difference in the

curve of a hat brim makes it becoming

or ugly.

VVho, therefore, would buy a hat from

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a picture, and from the felt alone, when he could (for less price) select from a score of ready made shapes, that one which most improved his appearance-trying on the

actual hat before purchasing it.

Apply this to “ F it-reform ” and save .

50% of your tai1or’s bill. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and $2 5.00 per suit.

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The F it-_Reform Wardrobe.-

Prdvirse .Bros..`, - -- ' Proprietors,

_ Sole- Charlottetown _Contr_i_o1le1-S,

_ a flume- Work-lor-Families.

A PAIR IN ' ' i so w~vv=s WE..Y'Ii‘i.’€.l`..‘i‘i.?°5!‘i.?ii%§.;§¢‘?;.”f.§2"“‘““

E FURNISH bhqtarnileivs rial és W in

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W Reliable Pnmlliesmgnlag 'latin is vigge

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,vf"‘ send i - ‘ ° °

0;),-_-,{';$,& “M225 t out and having at resumed by pnrcei post as

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. we are enabled to employ a_l rn be I I

and thereby save taxes, insurance. tnhrgtergi otitiioiregg e'

( h°?81‘fEAJ)Y WORK and GOOD .PAYQ W ti th E _ Fw pzfiiiillaeris re-ddittgmniiinievdogsleilniilkennllhrgxdiniiiatdadgutéi

THE C0'0F€RATNE KNITTING CO., 4

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noriur aioumtmtad ° ' - ` Trad‘eMa?h name for the 'Thats themshwnd

g or invented

Nm pure Chicle Gum,

ALL 011-it-:ns 'ARE -|M|1'A‘r|0Ns.

FRE

E A Variety of very handsome souvenirs - ‘md Pmes are Sent 'Rec for the return of

Of coupons from the- 5c§ pehgg ¢f _*jams* Fmt” Gum' S°ld PY *if*-lggists, confectioners

§;°°°*‘S- °f Sample packagena ret of 'zu

sent °° "°¢°iPf 0f5 cents. Adams dzpgonn

U 5° 13 JIWIS Sf-i Toronto Ont. '

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-=- €` _- `“- _ _ ~ ;` dreds of business [9 -

_, : - - _ P°°P - _I 2 ` will-"`7l'“l‘i"“`~l"‘ ‘ i»‘,“‘.'\~'»~_\ wi il". of 0thef I i "`- " l\ii.'~' "f"-_ "1 <‘,- _ _-‘ 2' 1 ' machines -3

fmliiiliwlnnifuini-t_,;,,.-- _-, ,, H4 S6041 for Bduklet Bud Tdstimuuigls. ‘

PHIUE $55 ".‘_'_ti_'::s._“.i°

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K AIIAIITEED.

G0ug:iii_ oililalircque, left _vestcrdiiyi

iiioruiug for ai visit to Campbellton.

l\'li:s. \\'ni. Mc'r'r. of Campbellton

`_\`. B., who li-is been visiting friends in Mnlpeilue, returned htiine yesterday morning. She was acooinp-.lined by i\liss Janie-,J~ l\lcXutt of Malpeque. who will spend sweriil Weeks in Camp- bellton.

New suitings, new suiiirigs, at The

l.0.dies` Furnishing Store New Covert cloths in allcolors grades and prices. These goods are the latest and most up- to~date for fall and winter suitings. They are from 50 to 54 inches wide price from 650 to $1.50 per yard. \Ve can show you these goods in 37 differ- ent shades. Call and see them no trouble to show goods. MCGOUGAN & WRIGHT.

Bois who aio in the habit of playing

truaut are liable to get into worst trou- bles thau going to school. Policeman Macdonald yesterday arrested a young- ster who undertook to spend the after- nocn on the street. The little fellows experience during his few minutes stay in jail was a painful and tearful one, and is not likely to be repeated. Others whose inclinations tend in the same di- rection should take Warning as the police are instructed to rigidly enforce the by-law relating to truants.

THE residence of Mr. D,A. Sharp was

-the scene of a pleasant event yester- day morning when his youngest da.ughter.Miss Bessie Sharp,\\'as united in marriage to Mr. J. \\`. Snider, of Queens C0, N. B. The ceremony was ociformed by Rev. G. C. P. Palmer of Bsdeque. Only the immediate relatives

_ were present. Aitera wedding break-l : fastthe happy couple took passige by

t\:e_l\`orthuuil;erlar.d fcr, their future home in New Brunswick. followed by the good wishes of a host of friends in which the GUABMAN joins.

our Fa. ls, N B

W Apples, all . varieties, cheap at H A C_0M_P*roN’s. '

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_ *U-_Tris \.A'r:___sT STYLES. Childrens Illhlresslng smug i,_ _

Qwnpionmg _n_r,‘_ed by me N0r,hum_, 'ff mg comemcnt to clip and ltccpjor ref-` ‘ ' ` ` " ` _ _ . , _.Q5 crcnce

‘tt-rland yesterday e\ ening. ~ °

,if - \§%p.,,J ’ I ` ` v N I V I H V gba _,V ,,,§_a . M. P. A. Sports on Sep. Sth, on the

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As age advances, vitality retreats. Old

people Fmd themselves tired, listless, dyspeptic and lacking in strength. They lose interest in the active a.l’fa.irs of life, and may either become chronic com- plainers, burdening their friends, or they may, by using Dr. Wards Blood and Nerve Pills be made bright, Cl'1¢¢f}’i happy and healthy, as witness the follow- ing interesting example. The words of those who_have lived many years carry wisdom with them. Why not profit by them?

WISE WORDS.

- Nothing does a right-thinking man more

good than helping his neighbors, especially he sick and weary. In recommending lJr_ Ward’s Blood and Nerve Pills, and helping to bring them before the public, I feel that ,am truly helpintg my neighbors. Both my wife and mysel have used these Pills and derived great benefit from them. We are

getting along in years,_and-like many others eel the need of a tonic and strengthening medicine. My blood was thin and :_m- poverished, and my wife was miserable with $eneral debility, brought on by dyspepsia.

eusei many kinds of medicine, but not ing

did so much_ good as the Dr. Ward’s Bloc and Nerve Pills.

Yours very truly,

Signed, MR. & MRS. CLARK, Victoria St.,

Glencoe, Ont.

Dr. War-d’s Blood and Nerve Pills are sold

at 5° cents per box 5 boxes for Sz.oo, at

drnggsts, or mailed on_ receipt of 'price by The r. Ward Co., 7: Victoria St, oronto. Book of information free.

C. A. A. Grounds. _ ,

and 15th, Charlottetown Driving Park Races.

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_ :_ i COMING EVENTS.

i N' f S s‘DE AN!!"F_R|"cE cgi Guardian read;r;Tzl:i`-ll fhzdthefbllow-

`_` _ 'l`iii~2 Moizcion Baud with about 1Gt)t _ _ _ . _ - _ _

W. ti --< \_

\\ ednesday and Tliursday, Sept. 14th

-Tm-L annual Harvest Thanksgiving Festival cf the Salvation- Army will be held in their hall _on Great George

services, sale of goods etc.

uAs0Ns.

St. Johu's Lodge in Masonic

Temple, second Tuesday in month. D R McLnNN.m`, Sec’y.

Victoria. Lodge in Masonic

Temple, first Monday in month.

Thursday in month except June, July and August. J J Weldon, Sec‘y.

Prince Edward. Preceptory, K T,

Street on Siturday, Sunday and Mon- \ _day Sept. 10:11, 11th, 12. S eclal

VH@<l..un»X

J R Davison, Sec’y. _

Alexandra Chapter. Rplyul Arch Me- 9°' cm”

sons in Masonic ' emple, Brat 'mu

in Masonic Temple. third Wed-

Registrar -

onnrnmows

Port La Joie Encampment no 4

second “Tednesday in each month.---D. R. McLennan R. S. L

St Lawrence Lodge every Mou-

day evening. YV AMa.rtih, Sec’y. ~ -

Wildey Lodge every ` Friday

evening; both in their hall in Victoria Row. W R Boreham, Secly. '

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets

first and third Tuesday of every month. -Ida Riggs Secretarv.

in Victoria Ro,w.- Andrew Newson Sec’v.T ‘ 0.

nesday in month. H W Anderson"

- ‘sons or 1-:1~:tiL_ii~:n Every Tniirsdiiy eveuiugiutheir hill f;,°m,,,,

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Dr. Cta~e Cu e=CatarrL1 after Opera-

H G Ford

two miilhon francs. - __ _

ToCnren.0old ln0no Day' _-

GREAT rush for picnic sup-._ ,,,T§¢*;,§‘,§*g,*}{gd3,§°,P 5°, g}'§§mT,*,*\°ttgCm_e

_plies-.gt H -_, (_~,‘9mpt9n’s_ A ` A 5°-I ~ Munir 17 9 mend. as v

'ran ounnn ooinnssrolr '

NQW Ywk, September 6..-Bear Ad-

miral St D Ma '

i A , _ jot General Wade, MiiQr~Gei|era1' l_Iatthevr_U-. Duncan. and Lieutenant-Gdlonel John W Claus,

_ members at ius'oui»ifm'6¢m'mi§si0n,, isa

_ _g ~ _ ,here for Cuba todav on the Resolute.

Each commissioner had a _numbcr._ of aides and Secretaries. ._ -'

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- - ‘_ 1' -To si-1, who and themselves (with ~ _ f' health gradually slipping away, Kidnaysl

E V- ' I and Liver so disorganized that they are

,incapable of keeping the system tree*

' » from ‘serious was°o mate ' l

_ P91 rin , Stomach Disordered. Bowels Coustipated, Head Achmg- Back Painiug, take Dr. Chase’s Kldney- Liver Pills. The quirk way

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or-. 1.11:. Monash ' ' l his ofllce to more cena' D° g?%;§_

£>£iisMaoKonzie's y opposite H01.

Bflbk Bbck,

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d mctice ot dental

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Oellieilbetiva -.

Painless Method.

A _The hundreds of patients rated- lips methoduon testify to tniii; the _itiiitice ovzlrmxglsde for it- Open every evggmg

_ or 1.5. intauuanas,

“‘*9' _"°“'°l =SP°°i\|11» 'V

Sa\i8h0tion guaranteed in alllines.

Water Street. Sun'miersido.‘ " Opposite R T Holma.n’s Brick Store.

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' Court Avondale I. O. F. second audi

REFUSED AN UFFER F03 MAR' fourth Tuesdays. J D Taylor, Sec’y». 1;

TIMAS' ' Court Mount Ste 'hen I. O F lhitdf

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H s i. 0._w _ 1-marie _'1`“"“"“-V' "‘?“’ ‘“ F°'f”‘_°-"’ “"“° refu;iiiuiTn0\0ffeip0f $20,001? for Mani- QW” S"°°‘- J F M“‘=M“1=‘“- S°°’-Fl mas on Saturday. The Canadian sports- ‘C°“rt.Ch‘“_`1f’ttet°Wn C' 0' F' 3°°°nd man, however. offeredto match Matti- and ff’“rth,Fnd9§".Wright.s Bm' W mas for $10,000 against my <1 the (’-G111°SP‘“»S°°Y- e 3 contests nts in theiiaibush stakes. QOH" Gladstone' A' 0° F? mn” il'

Wrightfs Hall on the first and third

Thursday of each month W.`D.Gougl|

_ they help you back to health will sur- - ‘ ‘ and ,pn-6 ye- ` » _

Musical Alarms.

¢¥h8_i_h.fB_f§_¢eIets- _Lakles .-Leng Guards-

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, - tions Fail ' ' noon rmurxlms 0

C' C' RICHARDS A" C0' _ _ _ Toronto. Matt-1ii6.ih 1891- T 0.h=f1°f=°\°"° L°°ls°»` 0 Ni'

MPM” SI,”-I have 9"'“‘* A 1/‘Wh “P My boy, aged, fourteen. has been' in °Y°*'.Y Tl‘l"'°*_‘~‘*Y °Y°§i‘¥¢

NARDS LIN'IMEN3`» “S las” sutierer irom Catarrh, _ard lately we b°“~ °°f“°1"K°F“--'W5 P\“9°*_f

Ye" I °‘"`°d "`h*?"s¢ ° 1F’f~°L_~ RiUB'b°U9» i _submitted him to au operation at the B F M°S5°l"f’y» S¢'=’7- ‘

with Eve bottles... -_ l-1 fri L ,General Hospital. Since than we have v_ _S°N;i°1’TE\lPE§#1'°l;- _

It blister-ed the horse but; in 5 xe=orted to Dr Chase’s Catsrrh Cure, _‘°*_"f“" _Vi3f°“ _ , 9, ”- "U3

mgngh thgre was no I-ing-b0ne and Boland one box of this medicine has made !g‘;ndnYu*~`V;;1::lg 1n,¥\-1'ig\s_t’8 hall. J

1ameness_ ua prompt and complete cure. - _ PP? » F-

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- DANIEL MURCHISON 1 Foreman Cowan ave. Fire Hall. J F538? l‘\°H"l!l'Y, ill W¥i2.0__§'VQ\’Y F 1 _ _ 9 , _ Hall. George Davison. Seo'v-_ were

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A _ i Rouen, France Sept 5.-The Chintz I 'Leave YW" "der for P19” factory otoartsidii is Company or-uct-

Seliving' -,l__3eY'1'iQS_,' fresh €VeI'yL annoy, near.b;ere, was burned yester-

a3,§"3t A, @()Mp1‘@N’s_ -‘ day evening. The loss is estimated at'

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_I-"|-esh.. _,3,E~mv£D_ i.'i'§ifL'if'$T.1f'if§§'s`.'§f" "°°

Time Piece Galendqre. Leatneriwatch Chains. Ribbon Guards with-Mounts. F_lag_Stlck Pins Bc to 'Ile

i 1-igntfeinenffsja gill: Alberts, also

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QFFIC-ES"lu ¢%-5% ' Victoria ‘Jewelry Store"'Nelrly

_ ¢hnrlottotown.

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