N llcliaxcheani Bouris; , R- T U14 Mn- M0588. Summerside; Fl‘lD¢1l-M¢Kell¥i Ke1ly's Oross;_ _ Mrs Walter . Clark, Waltham,
Hass: , »
J Ftederic_W. Clark, Waltham, Mass Mrs. C. S. 'Phelsn, Glace Bay, C. B; W D Enman, Grand View; ' Lames Leslie, Lewrcncetown, -N. S; Walter Deacon and wife. Point Prim; Masters Deacon’s, Point Prim; _
Mrs L. Young, Point Prim;
'P R Butt, Montreal;
P M Arsenault, Bt. Choyroston;
oward Birt._I-ielifax; (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) Geo R. and Mrs. Keefe, Benr River,
D McEachen, Sign Francisco, Cal.
W H Townsen ,~Rollo Bay. A McPherson, Cobalt, Ont, A McConnell, Georgetown.
Wm Fraser, E. Baltic. Lllia Fraser, E. Baltic.
Barlros Baker,_ Morell.
D M McLeod, Hunter River.
J A Robertson, Bonshaw.
'l‘ M Linkletter, St. Eieanors.
Jas. Kennedy, Kensington.
S Pineau, No. Rustico.
Austin Scales, St. Elcanors_
>f;€i"‘77f‘ “¢x>>
E. Allen, Hamilton, Ont.
M Carirer, Vernon River.
The following registered at the
Queen _Hotel, Charlottetown, between 11 20 o’clock' last night (alter the arrival of _the last train) and ,1l.B0 the previous nightl-
Wm Mcheaii, Fatt Francis, Ont;
Irn Kennedy, Fort Francis; Miss Bigger, Hamilton, Ont; Mrs Chas. Lenz,_ Master C. Lenz' Miciiael S. Grawley, Augusta, Me;
Thus Enright; -Augusta, Me;
G F' Hart, London;
A C Weaver and wife, Boston; _ R D McKenzie and~wife, Glace Bny; (From Y_esterday's Evening guerdinn) J E Growin, Middleton.
Misi E. H.- Fraser, Boston, Mass.
H L Fortman, Little Pond.
Sister M. Olive.
L Wood, Mt. Herbert. ‘
The following registered at the Vic-
toria Hotel, Charlottetown, he- tween 11.20 o’clock lust night (alter the arrival of the last' train) and 10 30 the previous might:-»
Geo R._M0ntgomery, Montague;
Ruth Carruthers, Mill River;
Urban Hynes, 0’Lenry; e -
A M`unroe, Lorne Valley;
o~qo>m?e
Hilliard, Boston;
M Hilliard, Boston; R O. Bqji,§,,,M0ntl‘eal; , ___ F Fraser, Halifax;
eo. Bellhntyne, Moncton;
sr vs--va --si--~ -
Orman, St. John, N. B.
.Allen ,. Montague. Poole, Montague,
Ferguson, Summerside. Brown, Br., Toronto, Ont. Brown, _Jr., Toronto, Ont.
“S-'-‘_€P’§
Sleep, Mew York;
Dobson, Wallace; Stewart, Toronto; _` Acorn, Sduris;
...__ _ _
Seats now on sale r.t Jamleson’s and
ri-
J-"”“_ eenef'
ensures sr.
Exillelllo
Aug.3l-Sep 7 _ _ . ug. -.rp
l’ I
li"s»as-I Jeasingas ts Name---Lomfori. Soap.
\
A Ji 4*".'~7
snail.-si Msgnaiiemf shew Lii.`1°l..i of 'lem
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Monster Industrial Display $.11; igxgtaélu yn-I-he Bum_ Manufactures in Nh tion bardmem of .hi UE; .- , Lmgcn Cam’ Sh°W Yet Neapolitan Troubfdoiirs in the Main Smart Show of Horses Building 'uve Swck i" G°de'“l. imperial Japanese Troupe in Won- Agrlcuiliiral Competitions dum' Acwmmcs Fmit Di“P,v"_`°\ kmds Ei nest Trio of Knocliabout Perform-
Molor and ehirle Show E"
Fond Show on Grand Scale » .,p~k .. An C“‘"°ry and Phu" gligieiii-nous: e¥]a:l,:ianCedi?d‘erts, Musi-
cdles, etc
Twoiviiudevilie Theatres
VEKI IABALPJ
~ND,l‘.`»
._ .1
#EEN ccmrliilrlcu
demands modern methods. Under wood » cobminéd billing and coi‘i°espond¢n~c_e iyyewritérs are the most modern ever coffers-d ‘ f _ `
s _ _ ,/ .
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T “ef ~-S
W. R. Ee ei-slay.
_ Mniigsrff ' llllilsa. 1 ` A '
‘ lsissn or l:~ri.miisMl;Nl'i'
sttgtisss or _'rlu\v|:|. '
w o o
T y pfe Wi' it e rs
y Y for Pictou return t night.
_-_ toris, remeinln there overnight and
The Cuban Spy, a play with heart
/ . , -
*Get an improved Edison Home William K. Nisbet, Guilford, Maine, returning tomolgrow at -10 a.m. She
IJUOHOZTBPP and 0\-Wm'-_. VH-lued at $125 arrived home Friday last, to will sail again .at 3 for the at your own price, _at the auction spend a month with his relatives and sameport and return about 4.30 p, sale oi Dr. McLaughlin’s household ei- friends at pieuant vB_uey_ m_
fects on Thursday next. 8--28M1iL ____ ’
Levi J. Phillip was a passenger to
°EdiB0l1 H0m€ Dh_0“0l!\`B-lllli iml>l'0V- interest, sparkling humor, and an un- Halifax this morning returning from ed model. combination type. with two iqus plot will be at the opera I-louse B visic to his old home in Brseiilsy _reproducers, hand- painted horn, ever.M (1 ' ~ |,¢_ ' -
_éooi assorted _records in splendid com UU BY H18 Point and friends in Summcrside. He it °“» l18“d'm9»<1e Carrying M86 (Cal>- Everett Holmes and Miss Melina 1, - ~ -
_ y his mother, ,l\irs. A. J. Phillips,
acity, 60 records two way hearing Bantte, Kingston, were recent visit- when she will visit U-|cndH_ _
tubes, oiler and sundries-all w'lll be ors in Fredericton the guests of G,
il _ l. li" - - l r _ 0 ered at Mc tgggil “ B Hag; 50 W' Stevenson- The residence of Duncan Cole", New
Iaggfwh tv fum] 1-S War -,° er London, was struck by ligntning, ,on
" W B W you give for giiésmu F£g;_;;'3;y §m‘d:e°lIH°:§°yt Wleeki; Thursday morning, August 15th at
` "° ‘° em *`° M °“'= 5135 -M3 133% 1.1.? §’.'.§i‘€?.‘§;.iI°.i‘.f'if..“.f-`i§'l‘..”f‘.‘i..'l`l°
vig. é1sh__;iI¢_;:_v__x;;__ 'l‘é_>_F_¢_;{)\:;J_; ;i:_r_;f_l__ned to his home with a sprained mented 0n_ a]1am_md_ It than seem_ ,__~_____ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' ' ’ ,' ‘ ' ed to follow the zinc, where the look-
$éDD;I)g;{;' Eggaggrk’ ‘Yenterda th t _ d out joined the roof, followed down ' _ _ ' 1' ' ' ~ _ Y 8 885 em accommo “' the north-east corner and drove ri ` ` ' ` 'L `
. W- Stan ev. Montreal. tion arrived iii Charlottetown sf. IM h I th u h th I
H. W. Hamill, New York; 5.20 p. m., on time; and the Tignish bget se 1"; 5 _ E WMM 5”” '
B. Freedman, Montreal; express et 10.50 p. ni., one hour 511;" 05° Ze sfommw “R” “L “T1
Miss M. E. Betallick. Montreal; late. i the-mo; `:e]‘:w_ ¢_¢_’_l)1__eZ;)__t rude" wma
Jas. Kelly, St. John; .___ d _R _ AU d H 1 _ .,~ . ow completely and shattered both CevH__y;'_§ H_5._l_,“Du§_baré_S Africa, G. W. Graham. _who has been spend- walls, Another p,,,»t_ followed down Rem Fréd Paton .NHQ bei_I__deB_ ing a _two weeks vacation at his the other side of the lookout and
Mrs and Miss Caineron Picton: home in Murray Harbor North left badly damaged two other rooms. N_. demrisay St Jofhn N on return yesterday to his home in It entered another room. the door of H_ w_ Fm_k_ SA Jah" N» B: » _ East Boston. which was shut, out a strip off the c- . M. Bl - ' -- vf»'_3_°A_ M,,,L';"féi,;€§'°§;°'J0hn. At nie auction ol nr. MeLo.iighilii's °*h@\”WiH° did 110 other damage in _(From Yesterdays Evening __~_L"a,.diBn) household edects tomorrow, there that "°0m- _
“_ w_ Patert_ New Britain will be otlered an improved Edison __A _ "“'*° Mrs R W Patel., New Britain Home phonograph and outfit, valued '- fa F. fresh complexion is an add- E link; Bosto’n Mass ' at $125. This is an opportunity for ell Charm ill _U10 Hummer time and to M;_s 'A R 'Marvin 'B0stm'_ e¢,meb0dy_ those who wish to possess a_ good Margaret Marvin Bostoln I *”`° iyompllefion we recommend “exam S. 1:31221.”
. ` - ` ' ' ii . ii i - ‘ P Mrs. J. ll. (_.1ow, Murray liiiver. ;0ll__;)§ ll iBR_‘;_"'a_jI°l;_“ igtogeé ° eil; blotches; Sold with the Rexall guar-
Mrs. G. Johnston, Murray 1-]nrbQ|;_ ra m sl n y o e t P_ a“tee_ A jar mm The McKinnon
_ _ b d , i h t vi lt
Miss _llazcl Johnston. Murray liar Er_i ‘guna gg ps s__eogl‘_._,te__e§ at o the Drug Coq comer Great _George and
"“'~ ' ' Kent Ste. Mtn
_Miss G_ _yohm,ton_ Murray Harbon _.Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. -
‘Charles I-HW. Providence, R. I. _-' ‘ ::Buntain, Bell & Co. ivr beeteoal Miss Clara M. Law Providenc R.I. Tb Guardian welcomes reliable -lowest 1-iw; 1,235 f'_
was accompanied to Charlottetown
oilcloth and rolled the rest ul). bilt
ilu previous night. _ 1 "`ili_i$'F|i{Ti»J|a< is ciiirloiu- T O Ja. -
- » 4 I W ‘ . . mes, Charlottetown, was A 1 , I I
\r:.¢:n..‘:l'l:»'e::|'i‘-ilnnserfi?)r::.m . P" mit returning mn the Bxpresl Snevvvhluz.ptggdzzlrdtoséhzggszdtosii IN millions
. - »| » 1
! f--- _ on the Northumberland lest evening. _ ses. ere, send for calender.
.. .. Erwin: d .issue ,ohne _ . -- i i~ _ ° Wi "°"~ F“‘“Y “SM et *hs lot¢mwn.‘r!;tu?h;h lm smiling-from Silbwflbers and others are asked ' SCIENCE AND' Incoming students wisbinl residen-
0p°"’ H°“"' I “'uM2i".K5I1sllzt0l1. ' __ ,_i,_|i`,i-_|l_, to remit by Money Order or by Reg- ‘ T H E LO GY tial accommodation, should give
~ __ _ ~ ~istsrsd Letter. The Guardian is not H t ssible node i
*Cuban SPY. Comedy Drama. Vin- Mi" _“mga 3 Mu,-my F,-ed”-i¢wn Xresponslble for remittances forwarded " en es po e' lli°olit,md ' ' ' . .
“ °°'“ ° ' ’° °' '“ °“ “’..i‘éii‘i‘.i._ ':,°.,°;*,*..,?;;.;';:,“ °“° “‘“»*“°°°- -~f*°}°*"°' '@“°'.= " f l\ila»¢..;ilsv.B.c. colors n.c.rf¢iid¢»i¢.S» vi\le,N B.
' ‘UQ _-. - - _, _ . ---~ _ N. . B , lll -. il
»Lots of good, clean fun-Plenty ol- Miss Flora Nicholson, Charlotte- engsrI_¥Ag?l:€ dfutlie al? RITE Past. _ ____ ,,W_h_ 001 *_ D h P, _ °“t°"t“i“m°“t`“t U10 I-55°" D_lY town. leaves this morning for Boston John, came to Charlottetown on the _ l ' ' ' ' ~' ‘ at ‘W my' aug mr `
SP°'t“~ M°nd“Y Den- 3'23ME1l- Where she will spend the winter. exprel last night. He is at the Vic- -
*_ " " -_- V * 'ioi-ls. i i I ~ ' " ' 9 ‘ l~'Acul.rv or nsurlsrlzv.
‘Colne ons, come all, to the 0 era _ _ ' .__ » ' _~ a U B _.
House Friday night, and assist isa,” G; W1: _°¥;D__\l[__l_fi_l:}._ I_?_;:‘::_mw;;Ir;dv_:¢i>él_ Yesterday theiuorthumberland ar- 1_.:;~ ~ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ (Maritime Dental College.)
obJ¢Ct worthy of your assistance. org to Charioeterown yute,-d,,y_ rlved at Pictou _from Charlottetown ' ‘ ‘ >'
_ '_ st 1s.c_5 p. ni., she len again' at 5.20 “"'**»"""'
Rankin s. 8-281/l2i_ D, M, McLeod, Hunger Rive,-_ way Ii, ln. with pa'ssei\gers,'expresa, mail
`_- _ -_ among the passengers to Charlotte- and “`Q1,Kht- ll»“d.°l`l'iV°d 955 3-40 P-
*Rev. George Orman will give a gown este,-da _ m., She _leaves today_at 8.20 a. m.
free lecture in the Clyde River Hail i _ ` ing e
on Friday evening next at 7.30. The Stephen and Waldron nrt _
subject will be the Aims and Princi- ei Grove, spent 9, veryBpieal;:ii1i-f gift? The S. B. Harl-and leaves Char- Dles of the L0Y8l Orange Lodge. _ recently in New Glasgow. lottetown today at 3 p.m. for Vic-
' Free Cal
enilsr on sn
plicsfion fo
Rev. G. M. Camp bel I, D. D-, Prin-
.Flu
Foraficneral, Bpgclal or Matrlcula tion Course, iesdl ilto the Uollege of Arts. Engineering, 'edlcine. etc. _
U 'Yi 5: _5- G? :- E5 r-cr Rfb 555. FZ
_ _ “» ° D . i.
. ~ » -- _news from persons throughout/-this.
"50 Yards Of Eiflghmll stfille £0011 province. ' All such items should be DIED
7c at Patons. 8-21Mtf _ mailed to “The Guardian News ”' *”l““**“‘ - __ _
Dept Charlottetown. immediately cLEMENTs_M Bmckley Point Rd
i » . _
- 'C t J N M D ld D d s In ;1€ie¢?‘a174tayl:;“ l?ll:ii:e gryonghs' ;tn'° to every young man is Eudowins nt ~ln.-ii:-niii_~e.' A few cents a
RD . . . C 0118 , F8 g - .UFS By B, 91°- h _ _ ~ _ . , _ _ ' , . f _
specton chm,lottewwn_ returned gn n0°n_ the service starting- at her a week saved now will nleaue largethrqiie iii yoiii uil_nie_;a _ew_yea_re the express last night from Mimine-‘ late residence, Briwkiey point “Omg hence. it also means a .large estate in event of your eat , s>so utc y gash where he had been for the past at 2 o'c1ock, cortege to leave at 2.30, guaranteed after your first yearly payment is made. Get in young. two 'days in Connection with the Interment at Union Road Cemetery. Write us for figures, stating your age.
dredging done by the Prince Edward
in the way oi harbor improvements. BRENNAN-In Charlottetown, on The Prince Edward is about through A118- 2691. MHFY LGDOPH. infant g e _
widow of the late John Clements:
B E C-AUS E -- [‘2l&'i5iTi.=.‘ii*ili’s‘i?i£l - ~
tihi' t`i tilldl‘il 'O d.
_ _§{.n;-1;-€:_s_h_iElLgg_Eynsha es co egeln ana s
is so s ll r ssc srs
` it Unfierila Literary Courses (University Grads as
It Offers Music Courses (Staff Educated Abroad!
lt fliiers Oratory Courses. _
i’ ‘anchors of Tflent and Training)
it Offers Household rleipnce fourses. _
(Certillcatn is qpa iiloation for Teaching in New
Brunswick sc ools.) _
lt Offers Fi e Art Courses (Director sn R. C. A.)
lt Givasbchularships to Worthy Students. its Aim is True Education, not Burfiice Culture-
`_ _ I _ saunvouii soN._fro__ _ _ ._ Mount -Allison Mount _Allison Academy ,___,,. Conlmerclal College
Comfortable Resiilence. Strong Siu/7 li`.w-prlriavlcevl Teac/lerg
J M PALMER MA Pri: cipal.Sac_h'il|e N3 ,
in irreaei-icioii. unll lalulll I For information regarding courses Airkzs *Q-so __ _
SC_llNC¥f _
Cou rscs leading ta degrees ia Aars Sclsscs, Music and PHARMACY Two your coin-ss in Esoissrimo. Offer-sin Sept. M/icftsszls lwnsliiw $zoo).snd is 85o.i>o Scuotaasulrs.
' FACULTY 0|-` LAW, ,
Three year course for L.L.B.d¢sr¢0. . l-`AUULTY UF IBDICIN . .
(iislifax M-sdicsl.colle¢¢~L Five year coursslor M. D., '. ll.
degree.
Four year 'course D. S. degra
Teachers)
Forncuurse in lfiuslness, or Short- hand emi 'l`vnowr_itins. ' > ' \Vl~|i.e for Bree Calendar.
d d i f I
"'.°'°“l.°" ~".:.“ ..:l.sll::.l:';
'I monitor. eseca ,y
in question. _ 'M7 Msw sw. _
players taking part in the new spectac- les will embrace scenic visits to many
lands with the sartorial and musical
accompaniment befitting each coun-
try in turn. Fifteen scenes and a bsl-1 let composed of "Flowers of the Nations” will he given and the entire
show will be absolutely new through- _ out.
B.F. KElTIl’B THEATRE, BOSTON
Louis A. Simon and Kathryn Os-
terlnan, supported by company of fourteen people, will nihke their first appearance in Boston as co~stai;2 at
.B. F. Kelth's Theatre next week in
“A Persian Garden." Iiouis A. Simoii
‘ is without question one of the funni-
- -f A... -me ~- -- - '_'“'"°-”" - ~
McGi l Universities/.
thenics, Fine Arts, etc
A N`”D
CONSERVATORY 0F MUSIC
(Affiliated with |)a|‘housii= University.) A residential school ior Dgirls :ind young woulell.
Regular course preparation for 1).ilhousie and
'fi
_Special courses, Englisli, French and German, _ Domestic Science, lilocuiion, Ste-nography, .Calls-
._ A
Music, theoretical' and pr.a|:iic:il iroiii lowest grades _
to the Diploma of l_iceniia1e oi Music (L. lVl.Dal.)
and to Bachelor oi Music fiom llalhiiiisie. i
REOPENS WEl)NESi'_l_AV, il >EPl`F.MBER.
For Calendars and pariicufdrs address.
REV. R0llER'l` l.AlNG‘,"‘ 2:. lli\l.ll°`l\X.
N.S.
1 ‘1 " - ' two clever dancing girls, and others
7`2IwSMe4w’ ' " . I yet to be nlinouiiced.
.yiumnswrtsli
`l
est comedians the -American stage _ev- er produced, and Kathryn Ostermsn is one of the cleverest of comedian- nes. For their veudeville engagement together these two artists have been
unusually fortunate in the selection
ol is vehicle, for "A Persian Garden”
is by far the funniest and most tune- ful miniature musical comedy ever
' ' ` staged in vaudeville. The book and
_ _ _2___f;e__-_‘_'th8 events, ste., have tr_anspir-- Aug 27_ 1912 Jessie. Thompmé,
,md Wm proceed to q-131,191, shortly, daughter of D. J. and Mrs. Brennan, J
` -" ‘ “ed 11 ‘l“y°' North American Life Assurance Co.
Th°"° P“°°°‘1 "BY f“*° 11°’ °t°“‘;’ KIGGINS-In Charlottetown, on Aug. Charlottetown
and usaceiul. rest _on July 80th, 191 ,
el ed ife oi
Peter MacPherson of Vancouver, B. C
26, 1912 Francis D, son of Frances
1'( Mi’4°5'i'°t'. M‘l9K°““zl° b °v W E. and Mrs. Kigginsi, aged six weeks. Fr- __- `
i _ 'ii -I I i
and daughter of thelefe M\“'<1°¢*1 M°' RUDGE_I Ch ,, tt t A, _2.,_ . sumvniinsrnlc slsrixmfrs.
Kensie of Garfield, P..E.` I. Deceased
n a o e own, g
9 hte
H A 5 _good Christian me and W” 5 1 12. Hattie M., daug r of Mrs. cone ted I Wm “day “_ eJn°&*2’ent fmsmbu. ofthe _p,esbym,._ Edwin Rudge, aged 40_ years. Funer- ° s‘;';ulg:";,7. _<i“;__‘_‘
isiilxiurch for 14 years._ She leaves to ‘ urn a sorrowing husband and two _dauglitersl Burial took place in Viinccuver B. U. -Cor! _
/`i1it`ftlis"reguisr niosiliig or __ Lodge 'Prince Edward, -Sons of England, beldln their lisll in oiisrloitstown,
tendered E. Barlow, who leaves next week for Ottawa. Speethcs by a num- ber_of the brethren and visitinlt bre- thrdn from Iiodge Eton attested to Mr. .Barlow's popularity and to the esteem in which he is held by his brother Sons of England. A smoker wasenjoyed at the close of the meet-
al from h_er mother's residence 171 Gt. George St., Thursday, 29th inst at- 3.00 p, m. Interment People_'s Cemetery.
CLEMENS-Aug. 26, 1912, Jessie Thompson, widow of the late John Clemens. aired 74 years. Funeral from her late residence, Brackley Point
last"hlght, An informal farewell was Road .,.hm_sda th ins 2_0
. Y 29 t, at 0
D. m. Interment_Union Cemetery.
WELL PIOPLE T00
Wise Doctor Givsa Postum fo Convales- cents.
A w e doctor tries to give nature
its bes chance b savin the little
ing. _ if y _ g
"**’__"' strength of the already exhausted
':'1‘here are 346 Rexnli Remedies on gpatient, and building up wa¢;ed~¢,,e,-_
the market and each one is recom mended to be of special benefit for the different disorders for which it is
gy_ with simple but powerful nourish- ment.
"Five years s¢o.,” writes a doctor,
intended. These remedies are ahsolu- _“I commenced to use Postum in my tely non-secret, standard, home rem- .UWB fllllllv UIBUUBG-Of C0550." (W9 ll- edies. The formula of each is plainly `W°ll-klvown fact that tea is lust as
printed on the label and each remedy is fully guaranteed and recommended -nioliey back if dissatisfied. The Mc- Kinnon ni-ng oo., 'rhb Rexsll store, corner Grent George and Kent Sts.
~ MEtf.
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS .
Corréctsd for every Wednesday and
Bsturday's issue.
injurious ns coffee because it contains caifcine, the same drug found in coffee.) "I was so well pleased with the results that I had .two grocers Dlhce it in stock, _ guaranteeing its sale. ' . ‘
“I then commen ‘d to recommend
it to.my patientsTn place of coffee, Ba a u`u ritious beverage. The con- sequence ie, every; store ln town ls now selling it, as it has become a household necessity in many homes.
I'm sure I prescribe Postum as oi-
ten as any one remedy in the Mstsirla Medica-in almost ever case of indi-
_-.- _ y
' ' ` ‘ ' ‘ gestion, and nel-vousnessItreat,and
ton $5.50 to $6.50
8 ,to 105
10|
U to 18 10 to 12
‘ 10
10
'Ito 10
om 5° to 6, with ers but results; '
'Who I once introduce it into is
go, -gg go gg, family, it is quite sure to remain. t (Mm .0 14,- uw shall continue to use it and prescrlh ~ _ _ 1; ¢o 15 it in fanillies wcpsrs I practice. mow) pn. bu 40 to 50 _"In convgles ence from pneumonia,
gg eo 34 typhoid fsv r and other eases I give
it as, a liqitid, easily absorbed diet. you niay use my letter as n reference any way y_oii see _tit " Name given by
15 »
me 50 Canadian Postum Co. Windsor. Ont.
(|133 ' 51 goo gg _'Read “The ;Road to Wellvllls" in
. "Th e' .
p gs er 1; reason _ Jivsr' rlsd s slave lelfer A new
Ms spacers Imssi fills tclims. They
-rs genuine. tulle, and lllll of human Infield. ;
Butter ll tolli Potatoes 60 Dressed beef I to 8 Hay, loose ’ $12.50 Ohiekgn D to ll Beef .i 6 to 1 suokwhsst 'lo to so eels _ 18 to 15
Eurkeys _ 15 to 22 _owl is to 1| Ducks 18 to 15 Pork I to Di Straw (Loose) 84 Straw (Pressed) Sh Ezsl 19 Barley 10 to 80 rein ss to 45 Hides 10 Turnips If
DUT THIS OUT AND PASTE IT UP
*It is surprising the large number of People in Charlottetown who, whdh they want ° to- inquire about their Morning Daily Guard-- ian or subscription, ask Central for the News phone No._133. or for the Advertising Phone No. 132.3, instead of 132.2, or when they want to inquire about advertising ask Central for the Subscription Phone No' 132-2, or for tue. News Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; or when they want the News or Editor- Isl department ask Central for the Bllbscription Phone No. 132-il, or the Advertising Phone No. 182-3, instead
of 133, although all those dspmrt- niants and their respective ph ne numbers are plainly given in thetele phone book. some people, instead of looking at the book., even phone one of the shove departments to. find out what number to ask for to get ail- iither department. All this is n
gust wuts of time on the part of
e person phoning, the operator at
the Central. and the clerk 'ii the ds- iuirtment wrongly phoned.__ The news
stad, on an upper. floor, Qnnot glvs
the necessary iiiformst|oii"£bout eith- er advertising or subscriptions, nor the advertising sta! aboiit subscrip- tions or news. nor the subscription mill about advertising or news. In hllhsr words the clerks know and can do but their own work in their own
they would be continually running
ilspartliiclitl, and if it wqe otherwise-
stairs and down. mixing work, wear ing themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion On and fter 6 p m daily it is useless to ask for anv phone number except 133
Patrons who consult their phone
b'6'oks for the numbers they really want will greatly lessen the work of _ patient Central telephone and liardian clerks and thus help make heir lives much brighter and hap- _pig-, 8-16dt.f.
0 ' EVENING DAILY. :
'. mf All advertisers in 'riie Evening ' cxouardlan now have the benefit ° of its large und rapidlY ln°l`°“'
0 ing Charlottetown circulllf-i011 1" ~ 'addition to its regular “"- ° equalled sworn country circula-
' tion of 3,142 collidi-
Morning Guardian advertisers
s are enjoying a very decided in- * crease in its Charlottetown cir- * culation since July Brat, in ad-
dition to its already unDl'¢C°'
‘ sented sworn circulation of 8,972
copies throughout the Province.
* Business hrms cover Prince ° Edward Island by using The
Morning Guardian and The
Evening Guardian.
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HIPP()-DROME TO OPEN
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING-
The Messrs. Hliubert announce that:
Many Flags". The new production was entirely conceived by Arthur Voegt- lin; the stage grouping and musical numbers arranged by Wtr_i_.__J. Wilson; the drama written and staged. -by Carroll Fleming while, the music and l ‘ have been uiriiished by Manuel lgsh. The scenic sifects are ol course by Mr. Voegtlin whose uems'hes'eo1la to‘by a synonym more or leai, for tlie splendid scenic pictures that have* discs Nev' 'rvorrs mast ~-'l>lur- house world-famous' for i `sp¢tac\s¢.. Tlroilghoilt tlid litlrc suiilmer acorn of min .\e»ve»hs\|s~b\mll .lmildtrig th
supervision while the 'fist Rqgiinent
grut new 'show -'ilider ldr. Vosgtlin°?
lyrics are the work. of Edgar Allen Woolf, and the musical score, compos- ed by Anatol Friedland, is of unusual charm and beauty. Among the cat- chiest airs are ‘That Persian Rug" and “Who Stole Those Persian Piuml-l?" This production runs forty
minutes, und is by far the most pre- telltiulls thing oi.its kind ever produ- ced. Another big novelty of the week will be the first American ap- pearance of Olga Petrova, the Rus- sian mimic and impersonator, who comes to Boston direct from a trem- endously successful engagement in London, wh:-re she duplicated ber Bt. Petersburg success. Still another new- comer will lie Herr Lamberti,- _ the hinious musical artist and imperson- ator, who had London by the sara last spring. Other features ol a splen did bill will be Newhold and Gribbcn, s. new singing and dancing specialty; Carelli and Gillette in ,, knockabout acrobatic specialty; Reed Sisters,
The Guardian ever realizes its °
obligation to furnish its readers ° with the latest- 'and best news ° service obtainable, and to give °
‘ to its advertisers the largest 0 ' and most valuable circulation ° ' possible. 0 ° The Guardian is now but issu- ' ing two dailies, one in the morn- ° ' ing and the other in the after- ° ° noon, as it has been doing for ° ° years, but since July first its * ° afternoon paper contains its own ° ° day's news in addition to that ° ' of The Morning Guardian, or, ' ' in other words, the news of the ° ° twenty-four hours immediately 5 ° before it goes to press. The ° ° Morning Guardian occupies a ° ° similar position. _ ° ° In 1891 The Morning Daily °
Guardian was established, and °
° is still issued each morning with ° * the latest local and foreign news, ' ° including the Canadian Press ° ° and 3 special telegraphic service. ° ° In 1887 The Weekly Guardian ' ° was established, but its issue ° ° proved too infrequent for read- ° ° ers as the Province advanced, ° ° and from time to time. was ° ° changed, first to a Semi-Weekly, ° ’ then to a Tri-Weekly, and later ° ' to a Rural Daily, so that for ' ° years The Guardian hal `isl`ued ° ° two dailies, as at present-one °
in the morning as s Morning ' Daily, and the other in the af- ' teruoon as a Rural Daily. As ° the name oi the latter was nov- ° er sufficiently clear as to what ' it implied ani always required ° much explanation, it was in May ° last changed to Evening Daily, °
and continued as an afternoon
paper.
For some time past the man agement has felt that Prince Edward Island is justly entitled to n twenty-four hour telegraph- ic news service, as enjoyed by the other Provinces of Canada rather than the night wire ser- vice only, -as up to June lotta
lust supplied by The Morning °
Guardian and afterwsigs print- '_ ed in The Evening uardian. °,_ Accordingly n representative via- *_
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lt is thus to Ths Guard- °
° ian that the people of Prince '
Edward Island are indehid. °
U first for g night Canadilnlkk °
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