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agent in Montague. His oillce phonei “U "|"`°'°“t'°uv° in s°\“'il- HU

wellner S Jew S ll 18 “sd residence phone zo. ",';‘,’,';:,'§,‘Q§P°’o,‘,§°°" W' L' D‘“""°” eubntitu iiigefiiefii egiiilixriiiiiiaaine

e ,THE MORNYHG DAILY Gu", l _L_ “Eu” Wal values behind the investment.

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Y 0 Gln ¢ |’0Vlll¢¢ K - - uve pam for has expired and thus tual bproperty, security oflered

i . _ ___oNARROw ESUAPE__, Impromptu l0t llllll 8|] 188116, ll All PBPBFI Bra mi? tseofaasiz ti crthgiségi Ed d

h #Y Y J ' and timely am was rendered at the lisiimntmued promptly on “Pima Island Cereal (210 the valliid wlllmbe

Railway Wharf, Wednesday afternoon, 3 °- there, beyond question The actual

'“ W "M" 5 "°“”¢ g°““°‘“‘_“‘- "lm WM cost or the in it . iii ' in ei t

Gun Metal Boots

For Dressy Women

A “ice display of the newest fall stilesln ~

Queen Quality and Bntoii I-‘evo ite gun metal boots ioi women, biittiuitd styli s, Tn.-y-rg natty

Price.-~, $4 to $5.

and neat, distinctly good-yoii’ll like tliein. I

Other grailes, $3 up.

Alley fe? Compu-ny

1 35 Queen 25|;-e¢_

V! - , \ Jagiiisreeaeri

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Due 'C0 arrive per schooner IF voii want the v.ry b-5i\

Iaiiirii' M. Lunt and Sedgwick 1500 tons best quality Anthr-

`iii good plio.o vorlc, ii will pay you to see whnt we can do. Phone 397.Y for

Aritc Coal in I\‘iit, Stove and appoimmem' Eggs” Cook Studio

We Would Advise

intending purchasers oi hard coal to book their orders now

as the price advances laser in the season.

Phone 111

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Nova Scotia Exhibition -- lisliiax, N. S.

Seitiinber 3rd- to titli' i9i3.

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P. E I Railwi.y agents wil

issue at first class one viay fur. Septenibvr zndio ioth inclusive. Return liniit Septeinher izili and at SPECLAI. REDUCED l"ARl115 as follows: --

All statlors, Tlgnisli, Cape Tra-

verse aid North Wiltshire inciti- sive. also from stations on Miiirav Harbor Branch on Septcmlier :nd Rf turn llinlt Sizpttiiiber 5th.

All stirioiis, Bedford, Souris

Elmira. Moiitagiie rind George- town lniiiistvu on 3rd. biqtcniber. Return limit. September 5th.

Call on nearest agent for further

information.

- H. I-I. Mi-ILANSON,

Cen. Pass. Agent.

i239 9-iMl£6i.

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you ini they are iiccuutoineil to tree yoii-pictures with yuur niitural, con-

verniiiioval expiosni n.

'such portraits are in pleasiirs for ui.

to make and for you to liiivu imirle llrnp in and liav_c aclnt- you will liiard .v know you ure being ph »i.olgrupiiud.fl‘liig is mod, pri uhotoigraiam - . ie rt-i-.tilt is n natural. intimate Iikciioru.

Malte iiii appointment in-day

'ilili BAYER STUDIO

Your family and iriendswnni; pictures 0|

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and we zixnrnntse them to fli. exactly, We -will duull we can to sims ti-o teeth you li-6% Tnii ii lt. is poimibio _io _save than wls llda so ll not, yve will give you the user. simstuie vossiiiie ri. get It you

nn!-rui-it gour denial nor-ilu_tu us ws assure you ofa uiiditnhiitleiactioii, _

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difficulties and, but for the presenci of two spectators, who fortunately possessed some knowledge of lassoo- ingi the incident might have culmi nated more seriously.-°

...*TEACHER'B INSTITUTE - A

meeting ot the Eastern Branch of thi. 'l‘sacher's Institute, was held in El- mira School on Friday evening, Aug ust 29th. The meeting, which Wat largely attended by teachers gud rs.t,e~ payers was called to order it 7.3t p.m. The opening address was deliv- ered by Harvey Christopher, Presi cent oi the lnstitute, who in a lucit and forcible waY» pointed out thi greatness oi the teacher's calling ant tiow they should uphold that proies sion in every possible way; and on. way to do this was by regular at. tcudance at the meetings of the Iusti tute, which was organized for the betterment and advancement ol th-. teacher. The second speaker, Mr Archibald McPhee emphasized tht necessity of the rate-payer visitini the school; he pointed out the benc tits that could be derived from suci visits. He said that it was thc dnt; of the teacher to impress upon th. parent that the proper place for tht child between the ages of six and tif- teen years was the school room ant it was a serious mistake to detnii children at home unless it was abso liitely necessary. Mr. Raymond Mc Pliee, the next speaker, delivered i short address in which he laid stresi on thc fact that teachers should at tcntl and help' nlong the Institute Mr. M. Harris, Secretary oi the El m_irn school, then spolze. He welcom ed thc teachers to Elmira and wishei them every success with their meet ings. Mr. William McDonald, the next speaker, said that teachcri should set thc example cf regular at tcndnuce by attending regularly al liistltiite meetings. The Secretary Mtss Itcsc, gave some useful hints rc nnrding attendance cf pupils a school. It was thc general impres sion of the meetlui: that it Publi' meeting nrldrcsscd by teachers woulf lrivc the cilect oi n\\'ul<0“il\iZ M1 in tnrcst. among thc rate-payers, cans ing them to c,0»0pcrat.e more witl thc tcnchcrs. With this cud in vie\

tint such inmcetlng be held on Sell t‘i'rihcr 12th and that Mr. D. J Mullin, Inspectors nf Public School' und others he iniitcd to attend ’lhc meeting then nd’o\\rned to mee' rm Friday September 12th.-'

\l'l`rom Ycstcrday's Evening Guardian,

..*SCi-IOONER CLEARED.-Schi-

"Sir Wilfred," Jamieson, clears. from Georgetown Tuesday for Cup. George [pr a loud ol gravel for Mes ers Poole & Tompson, Montague.-G.

...*NitlW MAINSAIL.-Schr. "J.

W." Capt. Dunn is nt the Kingi Wharf, Georgetown, bending a. nevi mninsail; bound for Port. Hastings ti load coal for Geo. Wightman Esq., Montague.-G. /

.._°(‘-OAL ‘ SCHOONER.-The Scbr.

lsiiah K. Stetson, Capt. J. Hamil ton, is at the Kings Wharf, George town. She has on board 450 tons o hired conl for Messrs Poole it Thomip- son, Montague, of which about hnlf is to bc discharged in Georgetown and the balance at Montague. Schr. Alph B. l'urircr, Clorey, is unloading con' at A. A. McDonald & Bros. Wharf. Georgetown.-G.

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FOUNTAIN PENS

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,4kr gold pen, Waterman fe’-d _ Made by the L E.Wateiiiiiin t 0 gf Montreal, makers of ilte W a te rm an's

Ideal.

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illijh Grade Coal _'

is tho onl kind we curry. It 11000 11°* matter, when you order you can bel\1l'6 at getting satisfactory cool ll Y°‘1 °°m°

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We have on hand lust now some ex- :-fptlpniliy Ting eos sf‘o:“mI138. M52?

te sn u e ii, le 0 P i i~.'.°.°.:.~f'l‘t.':'~xi.f.Fli:.-exit:/°..:.

clone iitifeigrtnut Jess. 122% ll§‘l°|l°g‘l2 giFs'i‘°°=od:x. :i’i'if|:a1rel&o¢ol‘1 "fn" w lbs in 0*

Biiiitaln Bell & Co

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E This sameprn

is sild by mail -

oidrr houses for

9 $1.50.

Cali and in-

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spec! evinif you S

dou’t wish to buy.

ons DOLLAR i

-LEW _i l`lie Eye is one ofthe

inost delicate and com- plicated of the human organs, and yet, probably through ignorance of this fact, it is being constant- ly ill-used and ovcrwoik- ed.

Eye-Strain

Be wise and _do not ig- -

iiore any of the symp- toms of Hye-Strain; head- - aches or pains iii the - regiin of the eyes, iiiabil- ` ity to-read or sew for any length of time, blurred

vision.

Allow ns to Examine .

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

_This is our business. G. I-`. llutcheson

it, was moved, seconded and carrier'

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iris Tuesday 9th at Belle River and Phursday 11th at Point Prince nt I p.m-. I

ivill address the members oi the (}.M. ..i.A., Souris, at their regular meet.- ng on Tuesday evening, the 9th inet.-’

_From Yesterdays Evening Guardian) ...'Mr. Angus McDonald has re- ;urnsd to Lakeville, where he is em- _loyeii, alter spending Sunday at his

...’Mr. Thomas Shao, who has been .vorking-for some time on the Cath- .-dral in Charlottetown has returned -;o.his home in Souris.°

...’Mr. John McLean, M. P. P., who ins been to Charlottetown attending the meeting ol the Executive Council. .as returned to Soui‘is.° '

...*Miss Etta Powers, who is_spcnd- ng the summer with her father, Mr, 'utrick Powers, Harmony, was a. asscnger to Morell, Saturday morn- ng.”

...*Mr. Isaac McDonald, Long River J. S., visited Souris Saturday on` its way to East Point, where he in- ends visitihg friends for a few reeks. °

...*l\'lrs. Cameron, who is sunimering

it the Sea View Hotel, Soiiris, was t passenger to Charlottetown Sat- irilny where she intends spending ii iew days!

...*l\iisses Margaret and J. M. Ji-lnulay, daughters of Mr. Malcom ). Hanley, Green Valley, have lcft tor Boston, where they intend spend- ug the winter.”

*Mrs Acorn Souris, has iirrivcd

lickham, have returned home.°

>er oi’ boarders arrived in Souris, lionday, for St. Mary’s Convent. i'liis is one of the best schools of Jrince Edward Island, ten pupils oui. oi' thirteen having passed the matri-

..."Mr. James H. Swallow has ar-

rived from Sydney and will resume work with his former employer, Mr. N. B. Iieard, tailor. Mr. Swallow is an expert on ladies' clotliiug and lt' . heard has indeed been fortunate i.i ieciiring the services of a workmen zo capable!

__.*Mr. J. D. McAdam, Tclleride,

Colorado, is at present visiting his inclc, Mr. Angus Mcl’hCo at Big Pond. Mr. McAdum was born nt Savage Hiirbor and left home with his pnrcnts when he was but tive yours old. In Tcllcridc he first con- 'iuctcd ii grocery store and is now fi successful ranchmiin and mine own- cr. Called to New York and Boston un n business trip hc thought it too had to lose the opportunity of seeing his host of friends nnil relatives and

St. Isidore, -P. Q.. 'A\lfr. 18, 1904

Mlniirtl's Liniment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-I have frequently used

MINARD'S LINIMENT and also prc-

the most gratifying rcsiilte, and I consider it the best nil-round Lini- ment extant.

Saturday lleue.

Potatoes

Becta, per don. 12

Laird, per lb. Beet (small) pei' lb.

Pork numb, por lb. (small) Fowl

Mutton Butter

Eggs, por don

Oats

Bee! (quarter) P01’ lb.

14 to 16 s tous M to

2-05' ssss§

255522

40to4I

...°MURnA‘1 mvsn Emo.-R _ “ - ”‘ 5" “Va 0'-

learnini: to swim, experienced enmi. Ewen Mcnougau will D'l_each on SE; goclr, power house, cduperage, ware-

imin mi nc Murray River se 10.30, b;’“:§t“,’;‘f_ ”‘f:;‘:.“l°fZ10,f‘5g(‘,Pm§';t Tstegfo. nigga at°n2':;g0?,:;d Bqaklyz C0mP8ny propose to issuehbut $250,-

' ' 000 of preferred shares it will be

seen that the shareholders' money

stantlal.

In the case oi this Company no ex-

P pensive good-will has to be purchas-

ed, as is often the case A ood will

- it - .

...°Rev. Dr. Walker of Rollo Bay however, will soon be established, ns

a result oi good management, thi.- will have a real cash value. In time the mere reputation of the Black Fox

fortune.

No doubt a reserve fund will also

be built by the Company as thc years go by, out oi which extensions of plant can hc mode, as required,

twine in SDuI‘iB-° without necessitating the issue of

further capital. 1306-Mcll.

ElHPilliiH$ BUSY

UN PATUNS Silllii

Paton's store presents ii very busy

ullllcnraticc at the present time whcrc Mr. E. Parkman, the contractor und i-i host oi mcn are busily engaged ren- ovating the building aftcr..tlie.reccnt fire. The carpet room, which the firm docs not require at the present time, is the first section to he restored. This will bc done in admirable stylc, the ceiling to bc finished in beaver- board. The terms of thc contract coll for the rc-habilitntion of thc enr- pet room within ri, week. The big clothing room will next receive thc attention of thc builders. After thc big clothing room has been com- pleted, then other sections of the store will bc attended to. When thc builders have iinishcd, thc interior will he in splendid shape, mid cvs" lzctter than licfore tho ilrc,

Tlic dcpnrtniviits will all hc wcll

lighted with electrical fixings und. piiutcil and tinted in n first class

ing public.

-- The setting for this storv is in

...*S(`-HOOL OPENS--'A lflfge mlm' the mountainous regions of far oii

Alaslra and throughout the hook in-

terest abounds in the intrigues and adventures which surround thc hero of the book and his company in the opening of thc country by railroads,

tic rugglc against o a es an in opposition oi business rivals._ The "Irish Prince" engineer and financier is surrounded like ii classic licro by u loyal hand of friends who iight nnd play with Homeric energy. The two nirls are no mere onlookers in thc great contest, but spur on thc com- batants and reward the victors with their love. lt is n timely story, well written as all Bcsch’s lionlis nrc nnil will he sent on request to any nd- dress for $1.35 net.

“Black Prince” hose

are ideal for children,

elastic ribbed tops

"There is ii. need for the "Tlicr- '

W iuos"- bottle in your home, Its uscs E( € Y £5

nro mnn . Gunrrintc d to kcc on- \,___

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tents hot 24 hours without. tire, or to ,__,.. , _ , ¢` , ` liccp contents ice cold for thrcc days l if) C Cr! \X/[LY~'3 Ji_l_.§-"K \_`,` ‘. OT C?-

without ice. We are showing it big lino of these goods and would bc ileascd to have you call and sec them and also allow us to ex lain

Drug Store, Sunnyside.

"Rowntrecs Jujubes, in hard and

"l"ntun'e store opens at 9 a. m.

Bee the big bargains in silks and

Pat.on's Cheap Fire Bale to-day.

1171-8-28ME5l.

P__r__h°» t-°»°':°~.t:°:.:.';.'::':.::.°....:....'

will bs represented by something sub-

Brand of Cereals may be worth a

manner. 11ll8MF.li.

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.,,__ ouvemrs THE Eli TEEN ARDlilN il

W (gut sicck of souvmirs is new complete. "fn PAYS will ui tm' P'°vm°° i...°0NE gwgumr word each laser- i

, _ , Q it uve a 1 _ ___»q~HE M0 , ton for a ver ni: in this lu .

“ge asqorimeut of s°uv‘ nh dian can he obtIiil§erdGatD;.n;Y. ?dll:|i- ‘Cub “mn “°°°mp°“7 °"d"?° “|35” '

-i ` ~" Bmoches’ °P°°n5» ‘cm Unksi belt Pins. stick “°“'°» M°ntezue. ' mum chu" tw°nty'nv° emu'

` Pins, etc., etc. Give us ii cali. ___»-I-_ GORDON WEB ,_ gunman' ...mat nn. n. russian is Guerin- W

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nomo from Charlottetown after a THE ‘Boll Tull'-. . init, pleasantly spent there, thc guest. -- I her son. M12 Chester /Acorn of The Guardian bus reccivcd from- Prowse Bros., Ld.* Harper & Brothers, publishers, New

' *_* ‘- - York, in. C0lly'0f “Tho Iron Trail," n.

...'Mrs. Stewart MCEBCMPH. Char- now novel by Rex Beach the writer

l0l1t¢f0WIl. Wh0. With Ml' CWO Chil- of The Spoilers, The Barrier and lrcn, has been visiting in Bouris West similar other novels of note which zhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have proven popular with thc read-

zulntion examinations last July.-*. The 1,-on tr-ai1__i,, the fheme_ 8 mzan.

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Knitted

Sweater -

Coats I

Fine ualities

;L_g_di°es’

A very line collection of coats in 2-I rib, I-I rib, close rib, shaker knit, herring- bone knit, etc, in grey, slate, brown, tan, iawn, bliiet, red

and' white $2.25 to $7.50-

Chiig1;‘en's

A really good coat sweater of cashmere yarn well knit and fashioned in browri,tan, grey and scarlet and garnet

$1.75 'io $2.25 as io size

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F"*l!x’¢r.‘e1 ng-

Coat sweaters. The finest and _largest range of go_d coat sweaters in the city. All sizes from 34 to 44 and x all the standard colors \

sits ie $1.50 j

Pullover j-rseys in fair, medium and heavy knit. All sizes and colors

_,m _-l _--- Y ' '=3rt<;l¢:irisa ts t-'init tim ieiand ot his ` ‘O _ ...N $ V ____

Every R V

Y"“l`" '-|"“lY- soft gums, all the diiicrent tlavors. ' -

DR- 505- AUG- 313015- The Menthol and Eucalyptus are ex- ` ` ` `. _ _ \\\

cellcnt for coughs, and throat trou- L5-_ , ` __ lilc. Our stock is newly opened, 40c. _.T-i .__-.1 _.2-1| .,-W " , lh. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, _ ' "'l "4 ""

Sunnyside. ` , ,.,

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MONTAGUE MARKETS "For pickles and chow-chow yoii'll ‘i """"""""" '.`f`.- ”

ilnd our spices the best obtainable. ',\¥§/,_, W _ T ii,

,;,_~,"-w¢_,d gm- .yu-7 wgunuguy .nd They src clean, whole, iresh and free ,»;§: r -, ' " ".1 ~ "‘” 7:”

from i"tailings" and all other im- avg/ -

puritics. You have better success t' "5 , _ .g.,,.,,,,,_,-;;~-5-=.»»_~s

yon use them. A pound, .\l0c. The "-“ _._ ~-._ _ _ `

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Bcflllll it f°l` "W Pnticllts “l"'"Y" with their uses. E. A. Foster, Central ln 1 1 ' ‘_ W

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Two Macs, 149 Great George. Mlti.

Model 48 - B2

d,-,,, g°,,,|,, ,¢c__ ,tg 11-,1.8.2gM;.;5,_ _ PIERCE-ARROW SIXKS for quiitand smooth running, ..R,,dy_m,,,, umm' ,or _ mg M luxury. strength and comfort.

Three sizes engines. Twelve types bodies. Built to

Hai (Pressed) lu co $14 specification. Get the best.

if-'»`-i-‘L°°°°" - "1'i°3°°ii E'°°*"'° R°.’*°"°" '°£.T.?,l‘ oiuisii Now ron sritisc.

"Read l’ston'e ads. for bargains. vim und vltillty. lireiiinins dei-ny ind iiinsini. o °

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$ I ophmdrnt "Hard huts for men. Sood styles at il?"-9€‘=""‘?'vli‘:"!f|g:’¢ B” nun' N ‘ P an ` "B

39 Gflmn st 256. to-day Paton’s Fire Sale """"c="’ 112° E "“lh"» Al’°"‘°°°"|“* M0h¢i0h B.

' 519" °‘£i¥‘°“ °‘3l‘§?d1"‘ , I l, ' i. ` iiii-ii-zsunsi. , ""' " " ‘°'°‘"‘ tis*-seimseiin must ’

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