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PAGE FOUR 'rum i..i'rns'r Nisws THE CHARLOTTETOWNS GUARDIAN ` "R" 1 » _,__ W , _ip _sig 9 °

0,. AU, ‘ ' AUGUST 2 ,i"`;

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1 _.. A

,/‘ """ls

(S. Ai . /II cDoI/iazlcczi »--i==°r=i=r===

coinfort and insure \'oiir

llelpful liints for Ilarvesters

YOULL need to be fully equipped with they needfuls

on your trip to the VVest---any necessity left out

of your kit means added discomfort

\\`e can supply you with everytliiiigiieeded to complete your travelling

comfort at your destination.

\\'e have e\'er_vtliiiig in clothing and travelling goods, a_nd are oflering

you values that will help you save money. just come and see us.

\\'e are offering an uiiusiial snap V

prices niurked but we are offering special

underwear---tlie very best,niid our other

Good Underwear X/ /_ Smart Snaps reasonably priced ' '

values which _von slioiild profit b_\'.

-- Travelling Goods---liie best in Town--

A very good lentherette club bag, I4 ian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . ..$2.25 Something better grade, I6 in. good value at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . _ . . .2.S0 Good leather club bag, with brass trimmings, 14 and I5 in. . . . . . . . . .4.50 to 5.00 A good iwuiiirl top trunk, size 28 iii.. ... ... .........2.50 Metal covered trunk, with sluts and protected corners, heavy trinniiings . . . .'.3.25 A sqiiai'e caiivas covered trunk, steel bound, hardwood slats \vitli brass lock find

claiiips. Special value :it.................. .. .. .. ..............»...3.25

Aiiotliei' soiiare canvas covered trunk, with heavy brass triniiiiiiigs, 2 straps, 30 iii.

.................. ...........................-.......................4.95

Others at. .................... -_ ............ 65010775

Leatherette suitcases, 24 in., very

ette suit case, 26 iii. . . .... _ _ . . . $2.85

in iiieii`s uiiderwear---a “lIarvester’s” wel] finished

bargain that you will appreciate. Our

line of iinderwear is al\\'a_vs worth the A beuer

, . A good l

‘Ve h“"‘l]“ Dr' Dleultl I‘“""“ “wh side strap and heavy brass trinuiiiiigs

lines :ire nearly as good, Sonic spceiul . _

................ . ............$5.[K)

ialues :it ooo :I suit. Others from . . .. . .$6.00 to $||.00

Suit Cases

$|.50

iiiade and finished leather-

eutlier suit case, with in-

-1-

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"THE C()RRE(l'l` (‘()l.UH RANGE lN l"ATUl‘\"S l~lYGl(Al.)l'l BROAD- lll.O'l`H IS ON EXHlBl’I`I()N T()- DAY. $1.75 SEND FUR SAIi/ll’Ll~lS. iii SHAl)l*}S, A'l` l’A'l`tlN'>‘-_ ti~2Udtl.

"Outing shirts at a saving of 1-3

on regular prices. We nave a well- selected stock of these, and you will find what you want here. Try one or two for your outing. D. A. Bruce.

7-30dtf.

Any poison who lins for sale in tlie`

iniiiierllnte vicinitv of Charlottetown ten or twelve acres of land witll' good house and outbiiildines thereon should write "tl, cure of Guardian" at once.

“EARLY SHOWINGS OF STYL-

ISH SILKS AND DRESS GOODS FOR FALL PER S. S. SIBERIAN OPENING AT PATON’S. YOU ARE INVITED. 8-20dtlr1i.

5Y?)@`»®®@®®®Q`<°)®t2e°)®®t°)€@t!)f~)®

2; '; I:-,f_5.

I >Loaded Shells

[Z \Ve have them in black and siiiokeless powder. 'Iliese

are the best shells made. A ful] line of Aniinuuition. `

The Rogers’ Hardware to lidr

#145,

can be made with

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®E/£@1®@®t‘.®‘i ®®l°`1®@@

noch

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Souiienifs-'I' Wyre li

Charlottetown -and-

.Prince Edward island

Tourists will find at our

store an niiiiiense stock of up-to-date Souvenirs, in Jewelery and Ensmglld 60048. Marble. Burnt wQ0\'|» Burnt Leather, Chmaware, Post Cards, View Boolu Qc ‘llc Qc.

Our Store is on Queen

Si, Opp. Market Building

Cotter & Compan y

Limited. _-

drtntf.,

Busy

_,J -_lt_ ____ _:_

“Our Fall sliipineiit of Ladies’

Suits just opened. See our two special lines. one at $15.00, and the next at ;$i9.75.Best value that even we have ever offered. Prowse Bros.

8-24d2i

Concerns with large facili-

est goods, extending over a long period, are unlikely to ieopard ize their business by any letting down on quality, even when material prices are soaring. See our new cloths _and silks for fall. Paton's.

8--22dtf

"Plan to see the Fall dress goods,

Broadcloths and Tweed suitings. A postal will bring samples to your door and no obligation is implied and the goods themselves will con- vince you. Ask for 5 few cuttings of Hy Grade 27 shades for Fall at Pa- ton's. 2-2Zdt'.f.

Owing to the strike on

the Grand Trunk Railway we havejust now received a car-load of carriages from the TUDHOPE CAR- RIAGE CO. which should have reached us early in July. and on account of the delay we are now ot- fering them at specially low prices and easy terms to close out. A. HORNE & CO. 8-i 8ttsdr5i.

BARGAIN WINDOW $2.15 ro. si.oo

We have placed in our

East window a number of articles worth from $r.oo to $2.75. Some new stock and some which are articles AT A MUCH HIGHER PRICE which we wish to close out. -

Any single article can be

bought for $100 while they last.

A rare chance-first to

mine has best choice.

W. N. 'l`AN'l`0N

JEWELFR. ‘

School

Supplies

Sunnyside Bookstore

iiaszard & Moore

, dttsrwtf

Opening up a splen- L_ ~_-~~- ---~---~» -J . ‘_

did assortment of

» i Grocery I

Bargains

Flour per Bbl 5.15 and 5,50

Flour 98 lb Bags 2.60 Granulated Sugar zo lbs for

L llliarbadoes Sugar inlbs for45c

z5c will buy any ofthe follow-

ing.

6 ih B Rice,

7lb Cream When!

8 lh Rolled Oats lo Goidust Commeai 7ib Graham Flour

mW%£“

"MUGBY" McGRAW SUSPENDED

.FOR TREATMENT OF UMPIRES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The indefi-

nite suspension of Manager John J. McGraw, of the Giants, is taken here as the opening gun in the campaign of President Lynch against umpire batting in the National Leagpe. Lynch’s action, however, is likely to 'alienate the New York club, and may prevent his re-election as presi- dent.

That he is firm in his determina-

tion to stop umpire halting is shown by his declaration.

"I wont stand for any attempts to

incite the crowds against umpires. From the first I have been determin- ed that the decisions will go and go without rowdyism. The Giants be- haved better than almost any other club till the Pittsburg-New York ser- ies started. Then McGraw got nasty."

The incident that determined Pre-

sident Lynch to act against McGraw was the escorting from the grounds by the police of Umpire Charles Rig- ler, who with Umpire Robert Emslie, had failed to please the New York manager.

Lynch became president on a plat-

form consisting chiefly of umpire re- form and protection for the umpires. He says he is determined to carry out that policy, He was formerly an umpire himself.

DETAILS OF MANAGUA FALL.

WASHINGTON, Aug 24-The final

ivord of the passing into history ot the Madriz government at Managua has been received at the State De- partment in a despatch from the American Consul at Managua. The message dated Saturday, told of the disorder which preceded the downfall of Madriz at Managua, the escape of the President as shots were fired at his train and the assumption of the presidency by Estrada and the com- mand of the troops by the brothers of the revolutionary leader, General Juan Estrada.

A message from Estrada pledged

Nicaragua to reparation for shooting Gannon and -(iroce, Americans exc~ cuted by Zclnya.

$800 ENVELOPE

_ STOLEN FROM DESK.

TORONTO, August 22-A large pay

envelope containing over $800, in- tended as pay for the men, was stol- en from the offices of the Dominion Bridge company in Confederation Life building, on Saturday night. The weekly pay about $1,500 in all, wus placed in two large envelopes and laid on the desk of George Ev- ans, the manager, shortly before noon. Shortly after it was placed there Mr. Evans »wen't to luncheon, A few moments after his departure a stranger appeared and asked for Mr. Evans. He was told the latter would be back in u few moments and asked to wait in his office. After a. short delay the man again appeared from the iiiuer otllce saying he was busy and would not wait, but would re- turn in the afternoon. He went out and has not been seen since.

ties, and a reputation for hon- THE GREAT PROVINCIAL

EXHIBITION AT Hnnimx.

It Will be 'H¢el`rl__I~"rom September 28th to October Sth, and Will lie More Attractive Than Ever,

Th€ NOVa Scotia exhibition at

Haliiax this year will be just 5,3 at- tractive as -any of the 'pig provincial fairs of the past. It will run from September 28th to October- Gth, It will be the fourteenth annual provin- cial exhibition, and the experience ithat has been gained will be used to make it the greatest and best vet,

The exhibition will have all the

good features of past displays an-d it will have new attrac- tions. ’l`he premium list shows an aggregate fund for the prize list amounting to $20,000. For the horse races, which will take place dnilv on 'the half-mile track, there are purses totalling $6,200.

The fisheries, agriciilltiire. fruit,

|mineB, manufactures, .~machinerv. 'the women's work `and fine arts' de- partments, will have exhibits that will repay careful studv and exaimiina~ tion. A gentleman writing to Hali- fax from Paris says that several splendid paintings from rthe salons of the French capital will be sent to the exhibition to add to the collec- tion which will be shown from Hiali- fax -and other Canadian artists.

The rates of travel to Halifax. will be as low as usual, so that thei Deo- ple of Nova Scotia may go in great crowds to the capital, and while en- joying s. splendid exhibition. also have a holiday pleasant In other ways and a fine period of recreation

nerally.

gemanagcr Hall will be zlad to Hn- swcr any inquiries addressed to hini at the 'Exliibition office in Halifax.

"Your chdce of any straw or can-

vas hat in the store at 1-3 oil. We try not to carry over anything in this line, so herc's your chance. to buy cheaply. D.A. Bruce. 'I-30dtl.

‘

is a .lilly ?

ough to be relieved of n

i Headache by the use of our:

Perfect llcadaclie

l’°!5|_9!_~ '

They do not weaken the

heart.

One close is sufficient to

cure the worst case.

Trial size package.

I0 cents” _

it E. A. l"0S'l'lill

A little longer than it takes _

to define it-but just long en- I*

_.-

2-i

I Secure a

$5.50.

l - I A good working shirt

as a job. You’d need a

your harvest work and we

terns and sizes. Regular 5

.ill ¢

di 3.

/is"

L_... `

If you go \\’est you'l1 need a_pair of overalls-they’re nearly as

negegsnry as the ticket. Our overalls will last longer, cost less than any other brand, Letus show you our stock. Our values offer high grade over-

Q _ lls with or witlioiit bibs all sizes.. Regiililf $1-50 f01`-----~--»~---..............65¢

v - _ it , 22,21 and 26 inches, _brass

....i_“i.‘.°.:.“.:‘:i'fsi.‘i°rs...€- i...»..- .ira--s».=~.1-~»

1.40. , . - an-up in.

Good quality 22 in. leather suit _caseu__,_

side and out,lu{a's3 iosigéisréd brass ¢,rin(};ggilg(siul2lnlell witph linen and fitted witli straps

s Good Working Shirts

` are the people K0

Supply von. Our working' shirts are all strongly made of good iiiaterial, in all pat-

37e. Others Soc to $.i.oo for 57C.

, . H _ _ , ou :ve on -rs A

1 ,.i~

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Brown’s Values - for “llarvesters”

l Get your Supplies at this Store

From These Values

_ Large flat top trunk, wide sluts and fron bound

25 Inch $2.20.

Large trunk round top, heavy slats and ii-on

binding, good value at 3.00.

Bet er quality heavy iron bands and welipm.

tected, best quality slats 83.90. _

_We have ri fine ot ofthe best in telescopes and

vnlises-lust call and see them.

Underwear Snaps

\Ve are selling high grade underwear at

wholesale cost and less-»-there never was such bargains as \\'e are oileriiig no\v.

Take advantage of the values offered.

All our lines oi light weight .pure wool underwear at half price.

liiiglisli Aertex,Regular $2. 50 for I.75, Better quality, Regular $3.25 for 2 50. Keep Kool athletic suits 85c a suit.

Picking

is as necessary shirt or two for

gc and joe now

|__, Q ii/

-fi-f€vouNc Mews MAN - v»

_-I l

SIX KILLED IN A

RAILWAY A(`till)l*IN'l‘.

Noivruirinilii, Vt.. Aus. 22<~'Si>'

men were killed, one fatally injured, and seven others badly hurt as the result of a lieud-on collision between two freight trains on tin-.L‘fc|ii.rul Vermont ltnilrond at Northii-eld Falls.

M/\IN'l`ENANUE Ol"

WAY MEN IN CANADIAN

WEST HAVE GltlEVAN(`I‘}S

'l‘ORON'l`O, Aug 23-'l`lic innintcii- niice of way men of thc U. l'. Ti.. C- N. R. and the Grand 'Trunk Pacific west of Winnipeg have asked J. G. ()'Donogliue to act for them in the coming arbitration proceedings. He cannot do su, but W. P. G. Lee, hisi partner, will act. A board will be applied at once.

HIS FOLLY MAY COST HIS LIFE.

MONTREAL, Ang. 21-Thomas Mi-

caud was watching the daring tricks of a trapeze artist at the new park on St. Lawrence boulevard tonight and asked permissiort"to“have n try. He made two or three turns and fell to the ground, a distance of twenty feet, injuring his spine so badly that his death is looked for.

llygrade hroadcloth is 'l`llE

BEST STYLE-plus-quality that never varies and never fails to give an honest equiv- alent lor the money in wear to the purchaser. Quality keeps even pace with style in our store. l.75 less cash discount only at Paton's.

8-22dtf

“Pyramid Fly Catcher (KIatsch)

offers excellent value for catching powers and long usefulness, 5c each, other lines in stock are sticky Tan- glefoot, Wilson's Fly Pads ten cents, and Death to Flies 5c. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

8-23d3i.

“RIGHT IN STYLE, RIGHT IN

QUALITY, PATON’S I-I\".`rltt\lJ`l‘l BROADCLOTH, AT PATON'H. -SEND FOR SAMPLES, ...'I-‘HIS WILL PLEASE US AND YOU. 35 SHADES TO CHOOSE FROM. B~20dtl.

A Collar’s Lite

and a sliii‘t‘s existence dc- pend greatly ou who laun- ders them. Sonic laundries will use up a collar nr shirt in two or three visits-~ others again are not so rap-

deréd from 25 to 30 tiiiics before their fabric stic- cuuibs to the ravages of time and wear. The Star way is easy on shirts and will save you iiioney in this respect,

The Star Steam Laundry A. F. Webster, Prop.

Notre 'Dame Gonvent ltustico. P. E. Island

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. "YE MAItI£i<l OF QilAI.ITIE."» "Two early specials-New silks and

---W ,Hy Grade bromdcioth in all the early

THIS FAMNS SHADES ARE] Fnll sliailes, i_n time for your dress- ltEAl)\'. Fifty novelty and sensible m'|1k91`» 8-22df.l.

siiarlea that will bring many ii wo- I ` ""`_' iiinii to our rin-ss goods deiiartmc-nt "l`H_l‘1 LADIES HOME JOURNAL. are rvndy for your inspection. See First- l35“e linda" Nei” A_\`l`a“H9m@Di- Ol ny nrntiu, i'nr.i.u'.-. ii-zum. twice u rnonth vindication at we a

nuiiiher is on sale at CAl<l'l`ER'S Il()0KS’I‘()RE. The I-atlics Home

“A new siipply of the Oriental Dis- Journal is still a large Magazine

rovery Liquid Elictricity (Black and the price of l0c is-a popular 'l‘liorii Oilii-Sulphur cream soap, etc., one. By mail 14c. Be sure and get we ni-c agents for the Irish IloctoI~'s it copy. I’lioiio or send for one; Car- goolis und carry n, full line of sanie. ter & tio., Ltd., Booksellers & Sta- lrl. A. l<‘ostri‘, Ueiitrul Drugstore,Suu- tioiiers. 8--24d4i.

nysiile, Successor to A. W. Reddin.

iI»2Zld3i.

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P. E. l. RAILWAY Q g .

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Commenofng on Juiyllst, 1910, the trains 2","

of this Railway will run as follows

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Trains Outward Train Inward 5-,~-"-$3 3 Read down Stations Read Up `_‘-I .~E`jZ;'-2" '

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'i'|i\\1.- siiii silii siii.. wo'i‘i.. \"“'§`~

Sai. l~`ri. Fr. Sat. _ __ / ".M.A. \

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Fill) :till v. Ch'townA 50 0,5 - I .V .mo : itoyoiivv .ict :ia no ‘lf _'$7

nun \ iizshire lr-119.5 as 4-

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Hunter River .lil 8.-,.1 ll. `

Emerald Jct. . .126 3.26 7. ' /

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Said the owl unto the

Saver

Do not wait’ until the

P.M. A.n. Winter

§};j,}}L§:§;1;°;rerl§_-ltgéiimzg Before you buy your

Coal;

I>.M All

aiu. A.M 4.51. P. ' ' 0.20 li.f5 lv Uh‘i*/own nr 8.16 6.21; For never “qu be

Cheaper

4.30 8.l5Mt.BtownrtJct. 7.l5 3.15 Isss 23% BMoI-an :rw :_i.ou

And the price may go

Steeper,

.li - t. Peters 6.29 2,32 6.20 lU.50 lr. BOIIHB lv. 5.30 l.l0 r.H|. A. Mn All, PJ1.

You’d better buy

your Coal.

A. Pickarri & Gu

Kon singtnn

|'..\|

Port' Hill

4.30 R.\5 lV.BIAWul‘tJ fi 7.06 3. 6.19 925 Ou-dlzaii U s.ua sig 5.40 0.51 Montawue h.5i 2.00 M5 10.36 ar.Geo'townlv. 5.211 l.i6 P-M~ A-NL A.M. l’.M.

Muni. Tues. Mon. W0 - Th ri-I. sarlm' ,s.,‘§_“`ill'-l’_d' ml. P. M. LM, /aiu, 5.10 8.10 IA' OlI'lAWIl Ar 9.26 ILM 4.57 4.25 Vernon River all TN 1.00 6.55Ar Murray Iiarboi-lv.il.40 6.00 P.:/I mu /i.ivi nm

u..»I. simnr _

if uckiisnooriiiei

ncious; but only by propel' 9 treatnieiit they canbe lann- n

We are here to sell you Guns, C815

tridges, Shooting Vests, Decoys, Belts, Powder, Shot, in fact everything you need in the shooting line. - Y

Call or write.

S. W. RABBE_

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