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One Dollar Fountain Pen

We wish to call special at

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WATERMAN _ CO., of Montreal, the makers of the famous

Watermen’s»ldeal Fountain Pen

it has the regular Waterman

feed, ralrt solid gold pen in fine, medium and coarse points and comes ln’ plain and chased barrel.

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‘A Pen that always goes. ful- i ills all- expec_taii,ona and antis- fics the-lnost exacting writers’

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SALE OF NEW FURNITURE.

3 Sldeboardl; ‘.8 Wicker Chairs, lil iron _Beds,_. Parlor Tables. Parlor Suites, . Uouchte, Extenvsian Tables, Bureau and (lommodes at lowest prices: . ,See our ,Matrelill and Springs, they are the beat for the least money. All alles. If the slzeis not in stock wegwill send and get it for you,-_nofext a charge. Go-Carts and Baby Onl‘l~i'a`g_es 'to 'clear at a discount. James 'Paton it C0- ‘-

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Tuesday Sept; l0»i_a thelast

dayfor reecivie discounts on eleetrie_lighi» hifi; for Augini

lighting. Pay today and says'

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"Something, snistft and new in fall use cnarmmewm.

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ylm, 1|, 'we 1,gg|{‘,'and other

rauiteriigtu.-§'qi;s‘i1",:l»e‘,\usia mi ex unread:-_ i. ,|sn&f‘p¢r,ousow_ 1 - cooks {a'tlii|‘Fr-ovinoe. 'For belt N- snlts inf. making your ipiekles , and chow you jbqnidaile our Unmixed' Brien. ‘rlw'i'.wo-aim. _i ‘ -IW-

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the Northumberland last, evening._ , Mus. nesleis; neaengers of 'thi Church of lifngland, Toronto, is visit. 'ink her home in g0hsrlottetnwn= `

`Miss '»Margal‘et1 Clery,` Charlotte- f0W_|\- BDBM the week end with Rob- ert and Mrs. Thomson ‘at the mill, Suffolk. _ on -s`¢¢uraey` msc the York 'nor

comps? received two beautiful ifoxes from t e ranch of Frank Tuplin, New Annan.-

'I‘he funeral, -_of hm, Fra,” G, R¢ll0l1l'. Charlottetown.” _ _lwiilrf '-take place this afternoon nt 2.30 n*cl,ock from his aon's'_re_sidenee,f 50 _ Kent St,, to the Psople’s Cemetery. 1 ° Mrs. N. w. carrier emi "'d,sugim,r, wife of N. W. Carrier of the Canadian Home Investment Co,fOharlottetown, have arrived from St. John and will locate here. '

' 'rue remains or nie lair asv. A. n. Turgeon, Montreal. who died in tile Charlottetown Hospital recently, will be forwarded to his former home for interment this morning via the west- ern express. '

viiliihscrihers and others are asked to remit by Money Order or by Reg- ‘liered Letter. The Guardian is noi responsible for remittances forwarded other than as above.

_ Any person in this Province, who intends to visit New York City, eith- er for business of pleasure, may find it to their advantage to write "F. H~." ,care oi' Guardian, Charlotte- town. '

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should he mailed t'o "The Guardian News DSM-." Charlottetown, immediately _lifter the events, etc., have transpir- ed.

Yesterday Ewen McDougall, Prince

Street. Charlottetown, presented to each classroom of Prince Street School a handsome bouquet of sweet Peas. The kindly act was very much appreciated by the teachers and pu- Dils.

Yesterday the Northumberland ar-

rived nt Picton from Charlottetown nt 12. noon. §lhe left again at 5 p.' m. with passengers, express. mail and freight, und arrived at 8.35 p_m. She leaves today at 8.20 n. m. for Picton returning at night.

The members of the Willing Circle

of Kingis Daughterslof the'First _Me- thodist Chiuch gathered last evening at that home. of Miss Blanche Small- wood, ‘Richmond St., Charlottetown, in honor of several of the members who are going away in the near fu- ture. A very pleasant evening was spent in games and music.

At the annual meeting of the Fish

mid Game Association held in Char- lottetown -Friday, A_. E. Morrison, presided. The election of officers rc- suiit'ed`as follows:--I‘resldent-Alhert \ Morrison, , Vice President for Qlleen’s-Gilbert Gaudet. Vice Presl- dent. for Prince-A. E.Arse‘nshlt. Vice President for Klngfsi-M. A. Paquet. Fe"retary-E. 'i`_ .Carho'nell, ,Execu- tive Committee:-Dr. Beer, Isaac Car- ter. - Chas. Dalziel, ‘James Duck., C. P. Fletcher, A. W. Holroyd, T. Ed.- gar McNntt, H. C. Moore, W. W. Stanley,

The remains of the late David Mc-

Eachern, Roxbury, Mass, son of Dan- iel lvlcliiachern, Glcnfinnan, arrived in Charlottetown on the express lust night. Mr. McEachern was killed bv a live wire while working on an electric light line. The deceased was- 23 years of age and his demise at this early nge is much regretted. The body was accompanied from Roxbury by his sister Miss Annie, n trained nurse, and his brother John. There was a large; nilmlier of teams from Glenflnnau at the station last night which accompanied the remains to the forlner home ofthe deceased The funeral ta"cs placs,Wednesda.y at 8 a. m. from his fa‘.her's residence, to Fort Augustus. _

::I-lsrmony of Rose Soap is-made

by Harmony of Boston from purest vegetable oils and slycerine and has the glorious odor ol full blown Eng- lish roses. It is absolutely pure.-and almost 's.s. transparent as glass.

r e eak' 15c_ 2 for 25c, smaller

“La 3 e . - _ but far larger than ordinary cake, loc. each, 3 for 25c. Harmony of Violet. same as above, but with the _aroma of Venetian violets. Eli*-PB large cake, 15c., 2 for 25c. The Mc- Kinnon Drug Go., corner Great Geo.

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and

EVERY IQISKY `FA_llMEIl rv ni theat. and ver huailtli

paysto buy in this province. ~‘

Hon. J. A. McNeill, Flummerside,

came to Charlottetown' on the ex-

" ir. 11'; and Mrs. Haenonaia, Boston, press isserigat. _ " _ '_

Spy” was staged Hit

l:'P1-her Mor_`ris°i\ -_‘Artis°i\l¢_l1.»ws_» 0 ¢_l_19‘.,»_On¢r`»eH°\\»¢ in _oueriomteivn pu»n§er,‘nha\_»cui»rleqiatqyii‘,,w_nsq‘ii'frasi evening snare s ren _ scrape,

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charles Harper crtiie P. ic. 1. n».,g- Mi” f_K°***\°°“ G\'"‘i“- GN\fl°l¢°‘i

Charlottetown, wasfs passenger ony

town, ha.a_r_eturned to her home sftllli visiting in Mt. Stewart.

V iliirs. Herbert, Miss Herbert and Master L. Herbert, Barbadoes, are visiting in. Charlottetown the guest of Mrs. (Cs.pt.) T. G. Taylor, Cum- berland St. ~

Captain Tremblay. of the schooner

White Bird, ‘ here from Mimmegash, (P. E. 1.), to land shingles at Hick- son's mills. was robbed of all his cash. amounting _to $475, Friday night or Saturday morning, -Yester- day his purse with only some papers left in it, was picked up by s. boy. Two men are suspected.-Newcastle Exe. , , _

The large audience' in‘ attendance _st

the Pe0_ple’s Theatre, Charlottetown, last evening enjoyed the excellent program _very much. The pictures were, Money vs Happiness, a film with a wholesome leslon that all might profit ihy; Eva's Faithful Fur- niture, a comic that added bright- ness to the program; The Cocoanut Industry, an educative reel of great value for its instruction-quslities.and The Cattle King's Daughter, s film illustrating the old axiom. One good deed deserves another.

James Trainor, Nelson Winchester

and James F. Blanchard, Charlotte- town, were passengers on the North- umberland last evening returning from Halifax where they took part in the bicycle races of the Wanderer's athletic sports. The ' -boys were par- ticularly snccessful the summary of the events in which they took part being as follorwst~O'ne' miie bicycle- Won by R. Robinson, Berwick, scrat- ch; 2nd, J. Trainor, Ahegweits, Charlottetown, scratch. Time-2.41. Three Mile bicycle-Won by N. Win- chester, Ahegweits, scratch; 2nd, J. Trainor, Abegweits, scratch. Time- i*.59. An exchange says:-"Prince Ed- ward Island was strongly represented in the bicycle races and carried off the honors. The three mile bike drive. while done in fairly good time, was, in places, a joke, the riders slowing at times down to less than a walk, none of them wishing to take chances at setting the pace. Another exchange comments as follows:--"The 'bicycle races were the same old story, cs- pecially the three mile. A time limit was set but did not deter the riders from loafing and there was one time during the race when they almost stood still. In the mile race Blan- chard and another pocketed Winches- ter, who could not get clear and in the last tap had to go on the grass to save n spill."

_ ::Run a pin or needle pcrhnps n nail in, your finger? Blood poisoning sometimes comes from such slight ac- cidents. Yon should keeps hottie of Peroxide of Hydrogen handy. Pre- vents infection. 4 ounce bottle 25e_ J. G. Jamieson, Druggist. 9-6Mtf.

::Fnr relief from stomach trouble,

hiliousness, indigestion, etc., you need a remedy that has been accept- ed as the best ln most households. Evan’s Stomach Mixture will rclievc the most aggravated case of stomach trouble and enable you to get full nutrinient-from your food. Sold with a guarantee, 50c_ The Two Macs, 149 Great Genrbe St. Mlltf.

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'°'l‘l\e liind she llkes”

made specially to our order with the initials J&j on ihe'

~_bottom of every chocolate. we

» . ‘ , \ iare therefore in ,s position I0 guarantee their freshness.

Johnson & Johnson

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you urged _our German Brand Esa- 'ence ‘of Vinegaréihe original

N Garmin Brand of which there

'f 'are mag imiiailens. ‘ ‘Our ,ernran Brand Essence _ of Vinegar la uwsd and endorsed

by leading housewives an d cooltsihrouglmut the Province. One pint of this essence will make three quarts uf-strong vinegar. lt is good for pickles, chow and table un.

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shown anywhere by anyone. 1, ._

The coats this fall are

Soft, heavy, “Wooly” tweeds are very much. used

- many handsome reversible tweeds-cut loose and full length. _ Some very effective coats show a, belt of

leather or cloth.

But there is no use talking to any greater length

about them-one visit will do more for you than all ,l._¢_g<~ _ the descriptions that we could write in a "month, r

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uess and style in fall coats since we remember.

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in. The pillows are good. large .~.i1_e -soft and “springy” Q _ ig#

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McNAMARA T0 RECOVER.

BAN QUENTIN, `Cal., Sept. 9-

James B. McNamara, life prisoner in connection with the l.os Angeles _dy- namlting, operated on for nppendici- tis will recover. He was in solitary confinement for insubordinatlon but was released at the request of the labor leaders.

AVIATOR BREAKS RECORD.

HOULGATFJ, France, Sept.- 7-,-Rc#

land G. Geri-os, the aviator, eclipsed the old world’a record for ‘altitude by about 2,461 feet. Ascending in a monoplaae Garrps went up 16,240 feet. At this height the rsrified at- mosphere cnused his engine to stop

suddenly and the aviator had to make n volplane flight to the ground. This hc accomplished with perfect success. The pre-vions record of 13,779 feet was made at Vienna June 29 by the Austrian aviator Csakay. In the flight the Austrian carried a Passenger-

APPLE SHIPMENTS BEGIN.

HALIFAX, Sept. 9-The shipment

of apples from Nova Scotia to Eng- land will begin in earnest this wcck_. The Allan Liner Numidian will sail today for Glasgow with about 5,000. barrels of graveustelns and the Rcp- paha-nnock will sail tomorrow with some 4.000 barrels. The great bulk of the Mumldian’s cargo will be for- warded by the United Fruit Compan-

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Sold in bulk or in packages. ifiilst Smolié- The _ Proof °f the Pflddlng .isf ' `

chewing the .str1ng.lf you

AL or MASTER MAR INE and you will want no other. You mill find them the "last word” in the smoking tobacco line.

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Furniture Sale

-Am instructed by the executors of the late P, P. Gillis io

" sell by auction on the premises, 48 Great George Street on

Thursday.” l9lh September Al -0

10.30 o’clocli A. M. . ._-.-

_ All the household furniture etc. of the late P. P.`Gil1iec__on- sisting in part of Parlm-,'Dlning Room, Hall, Bedroonrand

Kitchen fnrnitnrq lt_(c?l_ary’s Cooking Range,_Bell Piano, I Sewing'Machlne. etc. A so. Safe. and Cash Register almost

new Terms cash Don’t miss it.

The 2fMa»~s 0 - _ » ' A BMSNER r '

ies. This is n. co-operative orguniza-'Brother Theohore, of the Christian non of ore farmers _or the a»nn»po1'r.,Brothers, Quebec. is in Montreal 1°- vallcy that is undertaking the nhip- day to snsivtr certain chBl‘E0S alleged ment of the ripple crop, so as to to have been made Bgaiilst him ll? save the middlemnn's profit. "The members of the Frcncli-speaking nec- Unitcd Fruit companies have been op- tion ul the order at the Mont LB f-_rating "bout two years, and this Sille Mother House of Maisonnwuve. season they expect to sh-ip hall the Some time ago the story was circul- apple crop. They sell the apples in ated that gave accusations were like- qhg English mm-km; and also fend ly to he made against n. Christian them there on consignment. The crop brother on u. charge of having insti- wul be about one million nerr-exe. tilted an attempt to set hrs to the

--- mother house of the order in Mon-

treal. Rev. Brother 'l`heodore's nemo was mentioned in connection with the

1 ---- scandal null it 1-: tn thrash the mat-

Monrimni., sr-pfmi»cr~ 1~ncv.{iter fun that he is "OW in tl” “lil-

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Cosy Comfort lor Cool Days

No more Cold rooms for y0l1

now--no,»sir-no matter how wintry or 'keen the air and frost. Tiic Perfection Smoke- less Oil Heater has changed all that for "you.

GPIRISTIAN BROTHER .

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lt’s :1 `dan<ly little heater

that can be carried from room to room--weighs only 11 ,i-2 lbs-leaving warmth and good cheer all over the house.

You nctrl the Perfection-

beater--to he frank and sin- cere with you, you can’t af- ford to be without it.

Nickel rim, top and feet, patented burner that pre

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