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_'ri-is cuaa-Lorfm_imWN auaanmu, ssi>'rsirBsiz» 1°, 1

ferry. ‘ ,_;f,a=.:_. _ 1 `“ ,

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he ‘~`-_ _ __ - i __

if /3r0:s..[z’d.

./1/i/vzor_r.»:-row/fs' is/0 ammmf/vm; sm/P; ' rar: ‘-Montv sack" srom-3 "

__ __._A_dvanc__e Showing of-

` J ' '_ _ _ ~ ‘ =_-,~ ' ‘-4 wlispply at t-his office at once. Inland, and Mies Etta Walker. ot llerle- .

._ a _- _ _ W_ A_ Gmmm. has been appointed sub 4us,ai-s the guests of their cousin, Mrs. ` _ ‘ __ _ . __ ,, '» su;-|_py_[m, mmm". if the Patriot _ T. YV. Molleath, of Moncton. _

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_ _ ' . _iM°“"°*\l° Ella and Katie Largs for lioaton; John I~`.l \-\`$\\ \{ l i Mas. Witu/tu Cnc<~i<n'r'r left Satur- ' `

. ‘ _ _ ,hy ,,,°m|ng on ,x vm, bo reluives _md Miss Florence Robertson for Moncton.

"lends in Hanmx' Posrarasrsu and Mrs Whear leave this

\\¥-49--;_ =.._-__._. _

" ' 1' New Fall goods are

coming in earnest now.

_ A Thousands and thous-

_ "'5§`;i _ ,_, ands of dollars worth

" of every sort of goods

for Char1ottetown’s Big Departmental Store. Our Fall and Winter’s stock this year is the greatest ever shown.

These elegant Fall

Costume Fabrics came.

_ _ ; _ yesterday. Beautifully

._ " _ woven-the product of _

- .If ! lf; old England's best

weavers. C or r e c t

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weaves, too, for the comin g season.

l ~l,, chiffon

l"`l A- - /

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N N - Broadcloihst

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Must beautifully woven and finished, these are the correct wel ht for Fall Costumes, Tull Eft -four inch widths in a Tovely range of fashionable color- ings Greens, Navies. Browns, Wines, sud Black

- ' $1 Io, 31 25 It 55 the yard

l wnm-: foil sAMPL.s:s I

Rich Tweed 'Effects '

Rich, beautiful mixtures in handsome tweed effects- dark shades, iuost serviceable and excellent wearing goods-fortyfive inches wide. For children’s wear they are exceptionally nice. _Per vard. . . . . . 5oc and 75c

New “llewson” Tweeds

Hewsan T weeds, from their genuine excellence, have secured a firm hold in public favor. Their weaves and patterns for this season are even handsoiner than ever. And when the rising tendency of the wool market is considered the prices are low. Apointer. Purchase vour tweed costume length now even although you do not make it up at once, Higher prices are sure to prevail on repeat orders.

New Clan Tartans

A full range of pretty Clan Tartans is being shown are excellent value and at pres mt in high favor for cbildren‘s wear. All the popular colorlngs are represented. Forty inches wide. Peryard...............L....3rc and 55c

liandsomelwaistings -

Neat waistiugs in a large range of prettv fsolld ground and spot eflects ~ dark shades mostly. Handsome tones

of navies, browns and greens with various size spot. pgr

.. .5 c

.FRENCH FLANNELS

_ Entirely New Designs.

A complete showing of the ever popular French

Flannel; for waistings. _ _

`Sonie entirely new designs in fanny patterns-

the regular staple things ‘and pretty Silk SP°l °5°°*;_-_

Excellent quality, per Yard -- 5

J , ;

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Thousands cf yards .bf lovely, richest silka :Eli

mprieinl .the patterns' .- .“

_ ~a :.t_wenvo`a» !\__l@9lf1¢olor_in|s- _ ` _ *

.. te found at the silk counterf Elegant we-ave vraisting sillr, coating and dress silks. . The 1' 8118*

~ of shades is very -complete-there’s every Wantid . tone. rl f.. . ' _ _ _

` Tamalines, Meifsaliiiea, Paiiliettes, l’eau*d_e`- Soles, in every sbodeat 5oc to '$2-I0 fl” Ymd-__ .n

jsp Silks in'wid»b widths, of excellent qu* IW 1

every _asafieat 35c to 58c the yard- .

/ i ~ _ yy. Q- I

14%

ANY lfl fl\’Bll'll1R to learn type-setting

Miss Ar.ivi=: Hituiusos, qrganlgt gg si,

James' Church,leuves this morning for

ANY good strong boy, who desires per

should apply nt. this office at once.

Rav Wir.i.r.\M Doiisos and Henry

Smith lcnve this morning to attend the Methodist Conference at Montreal.

Tm: Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents

a year is an excellent gift for that friend of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.

E. ENMAN. Augustine Cove, who is

visiting his grandfather Edward \Voo!-

Information Bureau, established mme months ago, has been so greatly appreci- ated, and has been the menus of securing employment for so many people and help for so many business houses and house- keepers, it has been decided to establish in connection with this paper, an Adver- i»l=lUR Agency. Thus any persons or flrnis desiring advertising in any mgwgpnper outside of this city, can have ,mme placed by The Guardian. Thoy can thus secure the same rates as if they placed their order direct-,und have each adver tlsenient checked to see that it nets the proper number of insertions and appears as desired. Lf

ONE of the neatest and most interesting

little booklets is that issued by the Pas- senger Department of the Sun Pedro, Los Angeles und Salt Luke Railroad, of which E. W. Gilleti. is General Passenger Agent, with T. G. Peck as Assistant, at Los Angeles, California. It is in the form, shape, and color of a Southern Cali- fornia orunge, and contains beautiful views of the scenery along the route. The delightful California scenes along the line ofthe Salt Lake route _ure already famous The grandeur and beauty of the Utah and Nevada scenes have excited the admir- ation of all travellers. The “Los Angeles Limited" train runs daily both ways between Chicago and Los Angeles, and this is not only the quickest but the most scenic route of Southern California. Along the route, spanning the Santa Ana River, stands the largest concrete bridge in the world. One thou- sand feet long,oonsisting of_ eight mniu arches, each 'mg r1parff- with an approaching nrcli nt each end und sixty feet high, this wonderful struc- iure isin truth “The King of Bridges." The Riverside Depot, fifty-seven miles from Los Angies,is built in the style of thc Spanish Mission,a type of architec‘ure that has been used by the road in all their California stations. The furnish- ings ure thoroughly up-to~dat_e in every respect. The trip is a delightful one und visitors to California should not fall to take in this route. All information regarding the trip will be furnished with pleasure by M. de Brabnut, General Agent, 290 Broadway, New York.

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THE HAUNT 0F BIG GAME

'l‘he northern psrtof the Province o

Ontario is the mecca. for the sportomuu and hunter. Deer and moose abound in the several districts that are reached by the Grand Trunk Railway System includ- ing “Muskoka” “Lake of the Bays' “.VIa;zanotawan Iilver" “Luke Nippasing" “French River," “Teningami" “Georgian Bay" and severiilpointa on the Ottawa Div l~ion, between Scotia -lor. und Algonquin Park. Last year nearly 12000 deer and 2100 moose were taken out of this territory and from reports received this year, the sup- ply is as great as ever. All hunting dis- tricts easy of access. Full particulars in “Haunt..s of Fish and Game," an illustrat- ed publication giving all information, game laws, etc., sent free on application to J. Quinlan, District Passenger Agent, Bonaventure Station, Montreal.

Monday. 10th lost.. is

thelast day for discounts on Electric Light hills for August lighting- P-ay to- day and save money. _

` V . 9‘.7d_5i.

iii' _"- ,. _ == =_-=”='-il;

of all

‘ mans _

fresh eachday and delivered'

toail paruof the cit _

Plain gc

:Ae nan ` unto £3" .r

, rnr f Duuhsao

Graham D.

_ Baku, lst Brand.

per loaf

Be per loaf Bc per loaf Se per loaf 6° per loaf _gc per loaf 5c per loaf

_ . ld

THB tide will be high today at 3.16 and St.Avnrde, and Samuel Prowse, Brace. touior-ro_vv morning at 2.38. . 1¢yP9|ut,Road. _

T , ofibptellith. will contain the music of a -“E in n “mud Saturday hmm' “' liaroh and song entitled Souvenir de

lioclook. S"m¢_

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“"f° - -f A W onderful Showing r of

` = utiriu sorlonaiiineas of Thea Ayers.; . -

.4 ’ _

`Hrs.~iCo1'riiz Lira. of Victoria, P.

Amana those who left Chai-lott'etown

by Saturday morn|ng's train were Miss

Robertson, B Sc for Mctiill University;

morning to visit the Canadian upper pro-

manent rvor-k_ with rapid pr°u,0|_1¢m vinces. Mr Whenrwlll with E. I-I Beer >-'

A. J. Houle and J. F. Risden, of this city. attend in Toronto the meeting of tho Suverign Grand, Lodge I. 0. 0. F.

Advertisers are asked to have “changes

in not later than ten a, ni. each Saturday for both The Daily and The Tri~waekly of Monday. Guardian employees have a half holiday each Saturday during the summer months. The business, editorul and news departments are open ns on

ner, Hunter River was in the city i _ __ _ ' SMm_dny_ ’ other days for the tra nsuttiou of-business f __/

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As The Guardian Ernployuicut- and ~§a'._

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20|] YiiiiS iii T PiilSiiYliii\iN|S|\l|

Pour Jsri-'nizsoixg N. Y., Sept. r-'.--The

Presbytery of Long Island inet ut the Setauket Presbyterian church this week und celebrated the two huiidrcdtliunnl- versary of the organization of thc first Presbytery in America.

The evening session was it eomiiieiiioru- _

tive service. Elder Selah li. Str-oiw delivered an historical sketch ofthe Setanket Presbyterian Church, wlrie-iii was veryiuteresting. l

On May 12, 1022, it was voted at toun i meeting to give the Rei-_ \\'i|iirnrri Flet.c'her £60 a year for flispensini; the l word o’ Godamoug us, said Mr Strong. - President James D. Moiliitt, D.ll., Ll.. D., of Washington and Jefferson College, ‘ made the closlnn address cf the evening. Mr. Moffat Spoke on “Dresl-yteriunisiii‘ and What It ls."

in 1ti7l. The church was rebuilt in irish,

church has ever had was the liev. Ziicliii- rlah Grecue,"\`vho served frbnitlic year lTlY7 to 1510.' He lived at Setnukel. lifter his retirouicnt, und died there ut the nge of 09 years."

But Cured By ChamberIain’s Colle, Choleml and Diarrhoea Remedy.

"When my boy was tweyeurs old hc

had a very severe attack of bowel oonr plalnt, but by the use of Chamberlulifs Golic, Cholera and Diarrhoeu Reiuedv we brought limi out all right," says liinugic Hickox, of Midland, Mich. This remedy can he depended upon in the rnoet severe cases. Even cholera infuntuiu is cured by ll. Follow the plain printed directions and it cures is certain. For sale lo' all drugglsts.

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Leritlier School bugs-worth 50c at 2.'ic i

and1L'1:t-ents ut McEaclitn's Shoe Store.

- ii-llhlli.

Fifth readers now in stock nt Carters Bookstore. 9-l0.l1l

Sausages, the first of the season

fresh today at R. B. Squaiebriggs, Prince Street. 9-iod3i.

WANT A- KODAKf

T Ai a` T

Reduced

- Price?

We have a few,sec-

ond hand Kodalrs in good condition on which we can save you money $5.09. $9.00 and $10.00 instead if $10.00, $12.- oo and hr 50.

Moore

Head Offices in New Prov:ss'_i_iiccl`<jCharlottetown. | 5 A Mclcod _ _ _ F _LP Garden s....»..`§..'.§{..ffi¢§'..Q}.`iIi...frills-rlrvirl-ééf-Chilledsidrliifr-Q--' _ e H ____ _ __ _

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1'" ji 4 ` svuors of the runnin iam in sun.-r is

_ __ “VARIETY” Time has passed when any ‘ ' one style couldbe“the v -.le thing". The

4 i . mci `~ the principle we’ expressed.

/.-uf". \- " I-.ii th_ inests

Autumnal Styles

bea - "ul models shown to day ei ‘_ faultless

tx-a_£5i_»~».‘ .. elf " _ _

| - orisf .raurl.:~ or.,_ ~ _ _ silk velvet. 1 'l with button ar.

black silk hrriit.. lack mohair lining,

A l‘Iutcred,Sa-pt. 8-SusanKin|g,Vnnunrl»er.

A serviceable grey plaid lioniespun suit. The

skirt has wide bias straps on each seam to knee, flaring in pleats below. Pony Coat with strap effect carried out on seams. and outlining the yoke of grey silk velvet which is iinislicd with grey silk braid. The front is plain with bone bnttons,lining of grey satin. Price $23-00

A plain. neat, tailored suit iri iron grey serge,

pleated skirt. 3-4 length toot black satin llningat...... . . . .._ ..,.$25il0

A trim, catchy. blue and green plaid suit,

nine gored skirt, pleated down centre front and back.:°_Sliort coat,tiglit-fitting, strapped seams, black velvet yoke edged Withblack silk braid, velvet buttons and cord as finish- Black satin lining. .$28-00

An elegant suit of Royal blue ladies cloth,

skirt similar to one last named with foot tra in s Pon coat trirunitd with

= PP 9. - y _ cloth, set in vest covered with silk cov-

. . _ _ . . . . . . . .._ ..Prlce$28_00,

Auotlicrtrappy combination of olive green

and black plaid. Fancy strapped skirt,

cuff tiiuirued with bone buttons and vel- vet. Black taileta silk lining. . . .$31.00.

A dainty eilectln black pin stripe cloth shows

the skirt in nine gores, tucks ioiiiiiug a double box pleat on each seam. The tight fitting coat is tostesfully trirniiied with black velvet. silk braid giving the finishing touches- The coat is lined throiiglioiit with tafieta silk Price 555.00

An exceedingly _liandsomc suit is of iiiaroon

fancy cloth, the skirt in princess style pleated, and nine gored. The chic Eton coat is triniiued with velvet to niatcli, liuttous of saiiie, fancy sill: braid completing the finish, and lined with tafieta silk . . . . . . . . . _ . . ._.Price $37.00

Theorigina-l Presbytery was organized

in Philadelphia in the spring of iilll -

This was t.he'drat independent rlenoniinh-

tional organization in the Amcricnri

colonies; Ten years later the l’i'csoy|.ci-y _ _ l>°“““‘° SY“'°l’- ' ~' u like--and the size isn’

“l`he first 'church building was erected you choose from our Showing 3' deblgn _ ____ UN Ht "

' right we’ll place a special order-and get y0l1r Suit 111 10 ays- 0 » 11°

and ls the present edifice of today. Ont-L Paypi

‘-of--tiie~rnost»-imniaekable.rulnlsters this.,

~ in-uulllm... _ ______ ___ ____ wwf _

wirhiiglit fitting coat. full sleeve, plain -

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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

This is

Nortlipnrt; Ella B., Jiinino, l’u;:v\'|\.~l\. Cleared, Sept. ti-l’urt.hciii<i, ltinirlv, Syd- ney; Sfuiiley Mac, Whittle, Port- limi

cut to this bargains.

Dccp Cutting Makes Satisfactory Buying

the state of affairs at the big furniture sale.

Stock must bc closed out qUiCklY- Prices me being Sffalll'

" end. You ought to have your share of the

ings; Susan King. Vannnihcr, Noitil- port; llugli Jol1n,Riley, l’ictou.

Ur. l"has0's Oint-

'l`his is a good time for baby carrlages--

Our stock is new and most artistic in design.

tions never before heard of are

_ ._.._..,--- Price reduc. .‘ _ _ _

` greatly in evidence in this portion of our

stock. Buy to-day.

ment- is li roririin an rl giiixrniilccvl cure fur one li nnrl cvcry fo r in of iiclii|i|2,l1lno<ling

‘ ‘ nn rl pr0t.rli|l_i;:§ piles, Sea testimonials in thc press and

nn use it and

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your“UlFhh0m'nl:ll$ldif~|1oirivtlllllurl. Atific, nl nil _ ___W

t, our niuncy _ _

dgalsbru or hlu.\i/tivsns, li.\ri:s Actin.. Toronto. , , , DR. 0HASE’8 OINTMENT.

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SUI: 'IW

Big sale of tooth brushes -New

goods at the Central Drugstore. l "One week only.” 9-7d3l-

Thc largest and finest line of Scrilihlcrn

and Exercise liooks we have ever bud, and tlic best vniuc in thc City at (`v\i‘lci`s liookstlwe. H-ill dlw ` .

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N Dr.Cliasc’S

Medicines

rg mwf ryr

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AGENT F WANTED.

For the "un Life r ‘ -nada. A __ liberal r -1 fact will ` -i:~-

...,.., '_ , . . _

r 'bb _- 'Ux-

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....9 1.. -

L r for P. i island. _ri

Chariottetow ... 0

` Big fresh stock of

Nerve Food

Kidney and Liver _llCSVllllCill

n Diamonds is as Safe as Bank Stock

Q l

, 1

. _ Pills.

i illliillleni.

Catarrh Cure.

etc.,etc. Wholesale and Re-

tail.

1 _555` A "~

-- “L27 \

i “Tho Two Mac."

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digit

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Ocmerfit. George and Ken¥;§ln.

What is Pretiier

Than a Nice Dia- mond Ring 'I

Ms are showing a beautiful line of

Diamond Rings with varied settings- maup of whic can be chanued to cult pure users. We believe them to be excellent values. We will consider it a favor to have the pleasure of showing them to yon.

W.N. TANTON,

J owoler.