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This is the day or

optimist i'I'iié "don't man is a genial smiling chap who looks forward to s ought

futur., §£§palth

for his

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It fan't l 1-lgh¢__

NUI! a man gets the reputs ion for having e sour dis osi ton when th, truth of the at ter is that he has a sour ' atomiwih - Penslar Dyspspslii, Tablets will help that man-

96 and 50 pent boxes--

II A. FDSTER cEN'rnAr. naucsroas

IOIIUIOIIOIIIOIIIUODIUGODDIOIIDE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

aaueaqeal Dlleeteiliooaeaeneobeeeoe AGENTS WANTED HELP WANTED...

ii WANTED-AN AGENT T0 REPRE

sent the North American Life in King's County. Returned soldier preferred. J. K Ross, Provincial Manager, Charlottetown

541828M6i

;g___1i AGENTS ALARY AND COMMISS-

ion to sei Bed Tag Stock Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ially hardy grown only by us. Sold only by our agents Elegant free samples write new to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal

6681 8 1MEmth60i.

Fon SALE

FOR SALE-AN INDIAN MOTOR

cycle Apply to C Williams, Bide for P E. I 502827M9ipd

FOR SALE ONE FRESHENED COW

Apply Garfield Dockendorrf North River. 689 9 3M3lpd.

PINE TREE FARM FOR LE 100 acres well fenced and watered Ap ply to owner on Premises P F Lafferty, Pcakes 'Station i01pd

an--Q; FOR SALE HOUSE CONTAINING

nine rooms on corner of Hillsboro and Richmond Streets. Apply to Henry Smith

FOR SALE SET OF BRASS MOUNT

ed express harness. Apply 48

Great. George Street.

602-8 20Mtf

FOR SALE. _ REGISTERED HOL

stein bull,"3 years old Apply Kim ball H Coffin, Morcll

692‘9 3 Miptl

MOODY DRUM ANDJCLEANER FOR

sale, in good working ord Price for immediate disposal $5 002 Ap ply "W Guardian Office.

031830M6iDd

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iii Ii noni

F li lic ”` "' R" ”°“" "‘°'°° °‘ ”°"“°' Moilihrsoi Labor Union ileid Their Parade iaforenoon

District Meeting

Methodist Church

The financial district meeting of

the Charlottetown District! or the Met- hodist Church was held in the Hearts' M niorial Hall yesterday, The chair

_ ` 'oi presiding Highs outsidle spleakersh wh; ‘ pre ntl g te nterc urc -n..,,. ,..t""‘,,.!*_,,,,,;,,_f£f ;3§;n;3;ag=”; r;h{m§;»;=»5g-5,3, 5; and Weil Contested Sports Took Place Afternoon

nmdowu nd und* md ' and G D Cock, organizer ofthe move

gg' zgvhlgom Liwr and Kiiinq

“ “al of -~. I -»-ii-=i’3“" .1 Wd

ment for Nova Scotia and P E Island Rev w.. 'r .Raymond nr Fullerton

Q F Glendenning occu-\ gl,

xl lIe§\I?%aurpi'i|°i:I' S , ats oil the iilntform Adetailed is ,wi mm ° in mp iifhlmeiliiadwi Mi-°r‘dasm ”°" °' me °f°¢°°‘"“g "i“i°““’e“'I 'i~~"‘ ont qs it s_ shone briglitlv,

lim I commenced nuns *ma*

ti;tos;,n|.nd I 'know now what I have P Di' I good man ears “lf Ii bleuing df Jéesltl; body and clear brain"

srocll ooorliiolls

Y

wil tending the threatening aspect

Bltiuir .In the morning turned

it 0 ‘1 iqikalipyabieb hhoéidav

"i"""‘ the If21Iiihy¥ona of pleasure

In tba morning the members of the

Laborers Protective Union held their usual parade which was witnessed by quii@ :dumber of citizens and wan

WALTEBJ' ARR.I0'l'l‘ very,ei.‘ liable Of the 120 men in

At all dealers or sent postpaid eg len twentyfive of whom were In receipt of priae by Fruitotlvu iI¢IliSar(iltrk;I’llFSt<ii]ckME(iEiS‘l1l'gggx;d 'Cu' the unifhrlu The -ith Regiment Band

Limited, Ottah.

Oll the Bowl

lf the bowl in which biscuits, bread,

or pastry is mixed is well oiled before using, every atom of flour will be tak en up and none wasted by sticking to the sides of the bowl, us is usually the case.

Minan'I's Linlment Cures Dlstemper

FEMALE

WANTED MAID. APPLY MRS (DR)

'McGuigan, 196 Richmond Street

69 9 3Mtf

WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 14 Lowei Plince street 633 8 .i')‘\i6I

WANTED - PROBATIONERS TO

train as cliildlen’a nurses Course one yenl Apply to the Supt Mon treat Foundling and Baby Hospital 750 Ulbitin stleet,Montlea.l

582 8 29 M4ipd

MAID WANTED IN FAMILY OF

two Apply 29 Upper Prince.

830M3l

WANTED.- A MAID FOR GENERAL

house work in small family Apply at 24 Chestnut St

WANTED-sv Mns.w 1' wEl.LNEn

girl for general housework Apply W T Wellner, at Beer St Goff’s

474-8 26Mtf

WANTED-HOUSE MAID T0 AC

company family to Ottawa Monday, Sept 8i.ll Passage paid Apply immediately to Lady Davies, 3 West

696 9 3Mtf

WANTED--A COMPETENT SALES

lady (Apply stating experience, salary required, and giving refer ences. Must be capable of assisting in tim purchase of dry goods JA McDonald Co Ltd. Cardigan

67 9 °M61

TLAOIIERS WANTED

TEACHER WANTED FOR MILL

vale school Supplement $60 Apply 4 Alfred M`llrphy, Secretary

590820M8ipd

IALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-A8 Mrs Moi'eslde‘s larrm did not sell by ,auct-ion at the sale it is now of fered by private sale Apply Mrs John Moreside, Milton, on premises

711pd

»-rl__...,_......___.__ ._ - FARM FOR SALE- 87 ACRES.

about 50 clear, balance has hard and softwood, stream crosses bath ends of farm Buildings in good ro- pair Sell with or without crop Situated 4 miles from Montague and near Soncol Finlay McBeth. Mill town Cross. 588829MrE6i

FOR SALE.-A LIMITED NUMBER

of pairs of sliver black fox pups , at a reasonable price. Thése ani mais are well developed, 'of the ,hilhest breeding quality and eil gible for registration. The com pany is in a 'position to ranch five pslrs,i_f necessary. Apply to Tlie `Mi\tch'Iess iSliver Black Fox Co Limited, Box 25, Kensington,_`I'.E

67802’M4‘l

_ wAN;r.`lr_n.mc1.r-~ ' ° _ _~ nam.. .

WANTED TEACHER FDR SPRING

ville 'School No 113 Supplement $85 Apply F C Dollar, New \Wii shire,R R No 1 70303M6i‘pd

WANTED-FOR CROS§ ROADS

school Second class teacher Sup plement $125 00 Apply Earl Jenkins, Southport R R No 1

551 8 28M6ipd

wAN'rED 'rEAc|-lan Fon AvoN

dale school Liberal Supple ent Apply, Edwen J ODonoll secr tary

of trustees, Avondale P ld I

569828 Miiipd

'rEAcHEn wAN'rr-:D r-'on GLENCOR

radsle school, District No. 121. Sec ‘ond class. Supplement $50. Leo. . McDonald, Secretary' oi Trustees. ‘

_ - _ - , 580-8-29~M0lp;i

°"'”-_ ‘,_**°°'°"°“ “- WANTED.-A TEAcHEn Fon THE

snrrolif school. supplement $50.00 Apply to .l_6im Arbing Secy. Trus- tees, Suffolk. . , 713-9~3m6i

WANTED YOUNG MAN. APPLY H. ,-; P. Mills, 171 Kent Street. -31

PA|iN1'Ese WANTED. - APPLY .-fTrainor’s Palntshop, 118 Kent St! ,' Opposite Revere. -. 1

_ ,.-13.'-j_. _, ...z ' J.. ..E Bep_ il-81°

`wAN-i-so-129 oi is .mini .ron

.L ,risking _rotamer irom'§el>rt`.1Ii'l.wr

5 _ (mrpeiis. 'Apply .Nh ti. illclven xlgdmn. 'axes-ao-M4lo_d WAN1-an A Ptumasn AND PIPE

.. _ ii 111-?-nunos.. _ fu?" _MW cm ° -is o-o-zlutf.

f .. , 9.' sAl.umn{ clzv.. Tgygvfhnggvg' . _an - 01,- _ .. . 'Joi'-'trees-'and riwtli “li nrdsu. orchard or farm.. Bismarc-

Kf .r yon.Liilie°°nro|., Llmit»d.Nar|°ri°l.

_ _ ,_ qaso-1-iirnivrgol-,

sionlnlsns nwnmucn'

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WANTID.-TWO _ be acoomodated. lint Street.

FOX MEN-I MEAN BUSINESS. .I

am opento buy 50 pairs of Silver Black Foxes. Providing the price is right I will buy from one pai-r and up, conditions 'of purchase first choice at time of delivery. State

'- what you have for sale, -price and -':fu`li* psrticlilars that wlll_save you and l wasting tiine, 'rhlsls _not ii case of visiting norpinelng valuat

oreli Hotel on Tuesday, the 10th.

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Caronia Docks in

London Today __ “wi

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON September 2-The Cun

ard Liner Caronia arrived in Ply mouth at seven o’clock today from New York and is due in London tolllor row Considerable interest is attach od to this trip, as after leaving Ply mouth the Caronia goes over to Cher bourg to land passengers for the con tlnent and then proceeds to the Tli bury docks

Tile Curullln with her length of 675

feet and 20,000 tonnage will be the largest ship that has ever docked in London About ’00 passengers landed at Plymouth and there are more than 1100 to disembark at Cherbourg 'i‘his will be the Caronia's first call at Cherbourg

Mil1er's Worm Powders are com

plete in themselves They not only drive worms from the system, but re pair the dnlnuge that worms cause and so lllvlgnrnte the constitution that it speedily recovers from the dis orllcrs of the digestion that are the result of thc work of these pnpnsit ics intruders They do their work that

f rulshed music for the occasion The parade was marshalled by Messrs J

Shepherd, Fred Rush and hem

usll. In the afternoon athletic sports were

held under the auspices of the Abeg weits and L P U Spleiididfun was

provided and the different events

were ably contested, and much en joyed by those in attendance Following is the prize list

QPEN EVENTS

500 ab0x,6fo\’@ 00,cv¢rIaI ailejde Humax' Sept 2___(duotati0“s fum, the .pariade sixty were returned sold

H

A R

100 Yards Dash -1.AF Campbell,

2, L Rush, 3, J P Hooper.

Time 12 seconds

220 Yards Dash-1 A F Campbell,

2,L Younker, 3,Wes Nicholson

Time 2615 seconds

440 Yards Run-1,A F Campbell,

2,1-I Jamieson, 3,L Younkcr, Vi Nicholson

Time 57 sc ends

880 Yards Run-1,1-ll Harley, 2,

L Youllker, 3,G Shepherd

Time 237

Broad Jump-1 A F Campbell 2,

W J' Donovan, .3 Wonnacott Dist-nice 19 ft 8 inches

Quarter Mile Bicycle--1,G Walkcl.

2,N McPherson, .l,J Gordoll

Timo 36 1 5 seconds

Half lV0l|e Bfwycie-41 N' Mcl’ller

son 2,J Gordon, 3, G Walker, 4, It Prowse

Tinle 119

One Mile Bicycle-1,N Mr~Pllcr

son, 2,G Walker, 3,J Gordon,

Timo 24"

Pole Vault-1.H Harley, 2,W J

Donovan, 3, J M HcEachern

Height 10 feet

(Harley and Donovan tied for first

position, the former winning le toss )

417"

Labor Day in Charlottetown, not* School Girls Races-Q yards-1.$5

(for bank account) llitliiiif Block, 2 fountain pen, Olive Melnuis, 3. iocke Mary Coglxlin, 4, candmrirenc Mclnnla

Step Danoitig--1, $7 M¢B}40haum pipe

Ed Gallant, 2,Pipe. J Byers. 3.Shirt Al Ryan, 4 be; cigars, I Heron

Winners of B for, lst Hull 2nd

places in the Fish icans"nhl oi medal-1 for lst, 2nd and ‘iid #laces on July 12th can have the same by calling at the office of J A MacMillan, (‘lty Hall-Medals for G W V A Meet and Labor Day have not arrived but will he hero in a few days

The officers were -

Referee-L B MacMillan

Starter-‘C J MacMillan

Judges-S A McLeod. W

Prowse, Doctor Yeo. J A McMll lan, D A McKinnon, S F Doyle

Clerk of the Course-Jas Coyle Assistants-F ,K Fraser, D Cou

glllin, J Gormley

Announcer-J P Hooper Timers-T Ronahan, W L Prowse

H Hutcheson

PERSONALS

Mr Alex Martin, Valleyfleld was

in town yesterday

Mrs Harry Schaefer Cape Traverse

left yesterday for Seattle, Wash

Miss Nelson, Murray Harbor left

yesterday for Victoria, B

Mr Donald Nicholson P s

left for Ottawa

Mr William Prowse and family

city have returned from n visit to Ripley, Ont

Mr P Bradley, Contractor, Si. Ter

esas, was il visitor to the city yester day

Mr Louis A Diamond, Kensington

St city. left yesterday for Halifax, where he intends residing

Judge Hyndmnn with Mrs Hynd

man and family who have been visit ing hero left this week on return to Edmonton

Rev Wilbort B McKenzie, of this

city \vho was recently ordained to tn pricstlmorl, left ye*-itcrllay morning for Revelstoke, B Q

Mr J Pogson, Iialfilx, N S 'ir

rlvc-d ln thu city on Sulllrdn ' cs ching He will be ntiuclxoil to' the teaching staff of thc Union Conrnerilill (‘ol lege

oughly and strength and soundness _._ f0II0W their U59 LABOR UNION EVENTS Mr and Mrs W A O Morson, Mrs

G W Hodgson, Miss DcsBrisay, ami

-- 100 Yards D38"-1»P\'IZ@ 1 1011 90"' Miss Haviland arrived home on Mon

FOUND L Rush, 2, prwe Sweater Coat. F day ovcuing from n pleasant two

Rush, 3, prize, $5 hat, F Sllophorl, 4, prize 1/t lb tobacco. P Sheliiliird

wecks trip to St Andrew's, N B

FOUND EETIWEEN KE'-I-ws S-:R053 Mrs Barbara McKenzie, Sydllcv

and H°"'ther‘I“]° man,” hard hat 220 Yards Dash-1. Prize 1 n Street, City, left yesterday morning Own" Wm "e"”I"° Same by apply coal F Rush, 2, prize $5 pair bouts, for Mmto, Manitoba, to spend the :vu Ing I0 Francis Hagan' Kenya Cro” L Rush, 3, prize $5 Order 011 Rihldill ter with hor daughter Mrs Dr W ‘md Wying f°" ad 7041"' Bros, G Shepherd -Lprlze SIIISH Chestnut accompanied as for as Tor

FOUND--ON KENT ST WEDNE3

Razor, P Shepherd

Time 25% seconds

onto by Mrs C G McKenzie

day a Gasoline Tank Gauge own Mr and Mrs Peter McDonald and °' °““ h‘“’° “am” "" “”"”‘”g ° 440 Yards Run-1 $15 order vu For children, who have been visiting

Guardian Job Office, 176 Kent St

veil BFOS. F RUSH. 2.310 Ufdef f0l` friends and relatives in Millview,

and paying mr this ad agogzmtf srocsries. Weeks & Co. G Shepherd. Little Pond. Klnlrora nnd charlotte

_ 3, $5 Razor fr m G E I-11181105. L town for the past month, left on re

FOUND ON THE CORNER w|N Rusil, 4. $5 01' Bl' Oil K0l\l10dY & C0 turn to Ottawa yesterday morning

sloe Road, blue coat with quantity P ,shelnzgrd d " __ of cigarettes and nipples in pocket '1““U -' Seca" 5 Misses Edythe and Alina Finlayson Owner can have same by applying to who have been spending the summer 'Steve McMurrer, Winsioe and piiy Wh°°|blI'i‘°W R360-1. DFIZB. fW° here, the guests of their father, Lap ing for od. Ii0093M2ipil half 10115 U05'-G 5\19Dhel`d and J tain Allan Finlayson, left yesterday

I-lcroll, 2, prize two Razors-L Rush, and R an, 3, prize, orders on Car

morning on return to New York They were accom anied b their sister Miss

Y I7

WANTED ter K C0. Bild A NBi50l1_F Rush Myrtle, who will vis‘It in that city

L and F MacDonald, 4,p\’lZ8 0l‘d€I`S 011

WANTED-“FURNISHED FI-AT BY TW” Macs and Gemge Carv'"_J Mr and Mrs Archibald McLean HBWIY married couple ADDI? 11~2‘ Bye” “nd J A Shepherd left Monday morning on return to Richmond Street 613830m3ipd Rn mor Sask fm

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Bicycle name-(School Boys under

y e. a r spending it plea

sallt holiday in this city with Mr

Fox sTocK wAN'rED _ wouLD 15)-1 silver Medal Robert Pslffiil- Mcr.esn's parents Rev Daniel and

buy a few sllnroi. good fox stock 2 Fl:lshlight--Simon Crabbe. 3.FaH Mrs McLean

W F Watson, Queen Hotel 693pd

llgntvplnl McDonald, 4. Three show

- Frames-A Walker wAn VETERANS' DEMAND

WANTED.-ROOM AND BOARD AT Time 130 __~__

moderate rate; Apply Guardian '_ REGINA, Sark.. August 29.-Great

Offices. 646-B-30-m3ipd 1-hp-ee Legged Race-Two hams. F._ War Veterans Inst night passed il re-

Hughea and F. 'MacDonald, 2. $5 01"

sollltinn calling on tile Federal Gov-

WAN-|-Ep r|-Q Buy QR HEN1' A der nn G. L. Prowse and $5 order ernment tn adpot drastic measures

small cottage with barn in good on Fcnncll and Chandler-W. A. anil_to reduce living costs by seizing food

.\cDonal 3,$3 ordc-r on Blffin in cold storage, vnnnorlos and else

, l lit ._ l _H. P. Mill 111 A. _M' d. ' » - f - - -

133; gtfg? y_ _. S 31 & Ce., and $3 ordcr onllellderson & where, conl at the mlno honda. and ` »- - - - \ _ f ‘ .. (judmm-¢~,_-F, Ryan and L. Rush, 1, [clothing and other nccessilries of life

NV.AN‘I'.ED` ROOM' AND BOARD BY bag flour und 10 lbs sugar-F. Rush in factories nt a fi-lir price for the

students .nesirious of good accom- and P. Shepherd. "b@"°m 0f U10 CDHSUIHUVB- modatlolt, private family preferable. . ‘ TIF* V0'-‘“`““9 "°9°1Ved L" “II 5 _ Apply ,P_ 0; Box Nm 505 C|ty__v om M", wa~|k__1'$12_50 ram cont, public meeting llcrc to discuss the ~- - I _ _ 681-9-smaipa. S mn.. z,ltan0r, F. lvincnnnnla, 3. C0” °f living-

-" - - '- _. ` pitir boots, F. Hughes, 4, 1/.f ton wal.

I ' 0511* _ J. Byers. ' , , _

~ " ' _Ai Timo 0.40 . " ‘ ::Tlle Dnwels lnust act llcalthily.

‘ » ' ` T ' ' i - _ t In most ailments th nrst care of the "‘°§";§,f?,'Df‘If,b:,f',°` If§,';°""E`fI,T,:'§ ' Putting is is sim-1. $10 order oo ininiinnr msn is to nfs that the ligiysls

ft: - I ,E E” i .’ kém°'T°'s¢“pC|,_y ,Auw ni-qs., -L.»Rnsil 2. Tliermos bot- are open and -fully performing their av-,B '“‘t".' kms' [7 9, ' 3| d`U9-i|I`- R050-.\3,\‘Fountaln~pen, J. Shri' functions. Parmlec's Vegetable Pills

,_ _A mt P' yherd,`4,Raior, J. Byers. arc B0 compounded that certain in-

LOQT- __- :ine _“Lk ._ HA DaAg Dlgtnnne 32 feet, 8 inches. ` gradients in them act on' the bowels

‘ - ' - ~ _ f ~ ~ leiy and they are the very best mod- Jons. lr -you -want to sail and they Wm* Wm °f '°°“°Y» Pai’ W-W” ki ' ' iso; ' " 1' " _ - |,,.|¢e_ "lm I Wm do |,“|n~e,!_` gloves, letter with ov¢nev'slname,; Potato Raoneglv 215 Dalai" boot:sl,Ml;. ignnsnagliila ewte,¢';si>r;>’ili‘;1;;"dI‘t‘;]‘:?I‘f;";s'i;;; Address, 'Leo Frank,"P. O. Bo!fi88"*f“ ‘gh .¢§|“e19!;?:;;“a|:3”i.eZt§t§g‘}.I§: ¢¥;cD0g:|I,;' 3' aeymmg mfpteg from other speizildzi so-serviceable in- keep- ChBl'I0.N€f0W1l- ° _ . SON. 4-Bi I’ " ee - _' _ _ ‘ -' mc ’ ' _ 'S1' hm-d_ ` _ 'ing tile digestive organsin healthful

ward., _ .627830M4ii1\i Cook and Bayer, P. IGP tm

JMD. Ai.rnEo »m¢n'oNAi.D, l.A`NP;" ' . IJ- ' ' - A ' ' fc n' I "

“_ Surveyor, (HermanvIiIei~Sonris. I-OST 7-; SOMEWHERE BETWEEN |-.-N, n.¢¢L1,;15 or-der on Howes . __ _._ “__ __, J ‘J ~ ’°°-”“m°~"- 't'.:°.l“‘::.;t“tl:.l“;1.::2.?°'si;r.: cBh°»y~» at e='f,:“":~-:H0159 C3' 1’ '53 E

-_-_--» _~_ . D ld, Erdror orrs. _t

.M,c|,Any|°..1,Am stmqci 3-|»ANp .fpleaae leave at_MoreIl House snul’Qmilg\“°¢‘°'}.;‘eer’ ghgncnamx 4'%, 9 . . . ._ _l ..._, _

_s -rms. Phone t1li.‘»nuil¢»soo» !'°°°1v°,w""l- ,022-9~'F°M3il>‘1 1,, ,01,m.,, J, mn-on. . ~ E -

Pitons ara-iz. rote-isuimqa.. ‘F I F "4 F ‘ -fr' _»-. ‘ _ _ I ° I I ` ` ` L. 'I N I A It tour aulwefin "M!'"I:”Am`NAM\r5A 100-Yard`o~ Ddihf-(Boys under 16) ` 'T' ` w||_L THB PERSON wH° Toox HIIIIDOTO Bfi §8|‘ Ri FDWD _ D 1 ., ‘M m 2 .ron SALE AUcT'oN -

~ - cost, Finder please leave at. tlils_ _-,1,Silvor medal.. P- 090°' ' M . . . _ . -_ .

:ae overcoat by .mistake from the om” . oMA9“2_M2‘Dd_, Buvbt cmueue c“e'.n__Ben.y 3’ Nh. 1| ,,m_gmm|c¢eu by h,a,Dwnm. to

° * gtmegkem, George Wood, 4 box choco~ soil by auction nt the Market Shuni-e

kindly return same and set mir ` _ 1, ._ f ’ on rriany tn- our any of s plennn-r ,,,,,,, _ _ ` ..,9,M_,m_, i.osv.suu| _or ulonav. ufrwalsn ntes,_ s. _eras _s. _ (Qmmmm ;t,_u_“0 ,mme

Provmeu store and Upper Hhs- 'rltne isis seconds K

ihi»~i.` ""..`;.tiu‘.i»ai..i.is‘° ’-one-..‘ turd" I' ' I i`n;"Ir=Lllst§i'=% t-.ei.s‘ .n sl”-feces.; s~."1ifi.iiit‘..»t..t ihsm ` or-¢.~=

E- -_ fp " 1-~¢f__`-_;_ --_ . , _ _ - 1 1 horse, 1 double carriage, rubb-»r fini :All/ED AND Meri-i£o§ slat-j' mu' ""°9 I°"‘f ‘I °‘i°""““‘; . . i __ _ '. ., tina, 1 single carl'-iage. Rubin-.3 wire,

e In every .aocoun Ing _. ~. - » -` _ » ___ 2_ §3~1 uggy ' set si_v8r"'li nnte llai\_

th »-. may -»» -lmwtfssocli e ec.-._:°::°'..2°s;.s°c. .riots '

r°r`Pr°°' Rem “nm” A°°°““"°5 oroaa. Finder please leave 'at 'iiilfeiodk 'X Rush, SJ3 csp'F, McCabe. A E' EEMEETU- _ Typbwriter. A. Milne ‘Fraser-, Heli- Kms ,trash “Wim ralfww nn., 4 °h'°c°l.”P.C_ Cououyv, - 1 y _ ' Applique" flli Ni B. _ 688-9-3ME1i. ‘ um um |-wmv, ,NWN-Q, .~ ..°|,|p‘,f___'<`._ _,..\ - l I '-5 Sept _l.-Bi. ' , _ V '__ _

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THI: CENTRAL GUARDIAN

KINDERGARTEN RE OPENS Mon

day morning September 8th .lt 930

9

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TAG DAYS for the Charlottetown

Hospital Wednesday and Thursday of Exhibition wcek

-i-_

SCHOOLS RE OPEN-Prints of

Wales Lollcgc and thc city schools opened ycstelday after the midsum mer vacation with a. good nttellilallce The total number of iirst ycai stud ents at Prince of Wales was 175 the largest for sulue ycilrs The sc-cond year students .lrrivc today At West Kent the attendance yesterday was

MR.BELL COMING TO THE CITY

~The Patriot announces that itl~. Mr Bell’s intention to retire irom pructiu in Summerside and take charge of the Premier's office in Charlottetown llc will devote his whole time and Hive his best personal consideration to the management of public affairs '1‘ lc Guardian is pleased at tllls nparclltly authoritative annoullcemellt as lt clears the air of many contradictory reports on this subject

GOLF-On Monday afternoon at

Belvidere Links the ladies had .ln .lp preaching .and ptlttiing colnpctlticlil, which proved .l very interesting ev ent and also of great hclloiit to players who llo not often play in mntcllcs The 1'-it prize ill the .lpproaclling con test wus won by Mrs W W Clarke and the “nd by Miss Mary liaszarti in lilo putting match Mrs Nash \von prize and Miss E Nicholson ills sec' ond Next Sntulday the qualifying lounil for the lilon`s cllalllpionsllip \\ill be played

FOR NEWFOUNDLAND--The

stmlmsilip Lake Cutllonn, belonging to the U S Shipping Board .ind dt plosent in tilc srlvlce oi the Montreal Tradc .uid Navigation Company al livcrl ill Cllarlottetown yesitvidn-_y from Montreal She is tnklng on a cargo of general ploducc also butter clloese .llld hay for St Jolin‘s, Niid 'i‘i<- steiilllvr lq now loading at Bruce Stewart and (‘o's wilnlf Silo is lingo steamer of the Lake typo and is clpnblc oi carrying quite 4 large amount of freight

WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty

and interesting wedding took plilc \ nt St Joncilillfs Church, Velnon River, on Monday morning when, Cecelia, daughter oi' Mr and Mrs John R McDonald Vernon River, was unlicd in tile Holy bonds of nmtrilnolly to Mr Daniel McKenzie, son of M Angus Mckenzie, Mill View Tic bride was 'lttclldcil hy hor sister, 'ills-i Mildred MoDon.lld, while the gloom was sllpporteil by his brother, (`llarics Mckenzie Tile happy collpl,. left by the western train yesterday morning on n short honeymoon before return ing to Ottawa, where they will in fut

ure reside

HOME ON VISIT.-Mr Thomas P

Flynn, Assistant Port Steward, of thc U S A Transport service, New York City, is honle on a visit to his father Ex Marshall Flynn, city Mr Fivnn spent seven months in St Nezarc, France at the first American Enlbllk ation Base, which npcncd on Junc1‘i17. Ho accompanied tho first Amer icon convoy His brother, Mr Aurtllllr Flynn is Chicf Steward, of thc U ‘w A Scrvlcv, and is .iiso imulioii in Now York. Another brother Joscpll l<`l_vnll is Chief Stcwilrii of tho ll. S. A. Tmll sport "/irzlmcmnon" one oi’ ihc inrg est American transport# plying boi wccli New York und Ellrnpc. lilr Tllolrlas Frlzzic oi' Filurlottotown is also iimplovoil as :lssistullt Port Stew ard in the snme scrvicr-. Mr. Fivlln will rcnlilin on thc Island about two weeks. His nlzlny friends horn are dc lighted to welcome lllm homo ngalill

THE MARKET--Tilc conspicuous

feature of _vcstcrday’s lllarket was the large number of vogctttbics on sale Ail\-kinds wcrc there retailing as foil-‘ ows: Butter beans, 7 cents lb., tolu- atoes, 20 cents lh., peas, 30 ccntslih., cauliflower. i5 to 20 cents., cabbage, 5 tn 10 cents ilelid,cut-ilmhers 10§cents GHCII. beets. 5 cents bllnch radisllcs 5 centn_ bunch, ‘o_nions 15 cents lb., car-

'rots "7 cog" bunch, celery 5 cents -bunch, pu pkins 25 cents eachy A considerable quantity of poultry .mis loitering. Fowlil were selling" from 61.25 to $1.75 each and chickens from 0 $1.00 io $1.50 per psir._ Blueberries -were _l-n big supply and sold at 15 cents Der qunrti The price of hides showed adeciine, ,cowllides bding down in “'- nnd 30 rents and calflskins 50 cs; Washed wool is worth 70 cents and unwaslled 55 cents lb.

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HOCKEY FOR THE PRINCE _..._

VICTORIIA, August 30.-An ice

game of hockey for the entertainment of the Prince of Wales during his vis- it In Séiitcmber is the 'plan that Lester Patrick has on hand. He will probably 'gather together a couple,or teams of Professional players to give the lioysl Vilm" Mi 0i7li0N\ini1y nfseelng nn exhibition of Uanatla's national past-

ime 'on artlnclal ico. _ ‘

DONT FORGET e Auction sale of

the lnrgc iic-sirubl ots at Montague on next Friday nt 11 il nl

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FUNERAL 'roDAv-'rim funeral

of the late Calvin McDuna will take place at Hampton today t 2 D m (olii time) to Argyle Slior cemetery.

THE MARGUERITE.-(The C G S.

Marguerite arrived in Chariqttetown about 10 o’clock yesterday morning from Quebec The Marguerite Is now engaged in tile custoins‘sorvlce She sails today

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DANGER OF RAILWAY CROSB-

iNGS-A correspondent draws attent- ion to the danger ofinuw Hccidents .lt i.iilw.ly crossings .intlhthe 'rrécessity of trains giving st/eady' icontinuous warning when approaching these He says on rctuinlng to Charlottetown on Monday night llc narrowly escaped being run into by a train nt the cross ing this side of Kensington No warn mg uns given, llc says ond' as 'a house

obscured his view, he did tit see tile approach of the trttirii H managed to cross the track just in the nick of time

ST PETER'S JUBILEE.--The Jubi

lei- Services oi St I’eter's Cathedral begin next Sunday, when the Right ltev Bishop Osborne will preach, both nlinlllng .mil evening Bishop Osborne held rl nli=sion‘in Cllarlottbtown 188% and made many friends Among the visiting clelgy who will officiate nlll be ine llev T il Hunt D D, Professor of Theology iit King‘s Col lege, Nvindsol, who for seventeen years “as assistant priest ln St Pet- or'~i, null lieudlllaster of St Peter’s Bovk School the Rev A E Andrew. who won his M C as chaplain of the k' it F the Ru W J Cox, Rector ot St Anilri-w`s Church, iPil|l.\deiphia, .l South Aflicim veteran tho Rev C R H.lrll-i, who has just returned from overseas-these three were formerly assistants in St Pcter’s-and the Rev F ioung, Rector of St John’s- Baptist Church, St John, N B The following Sunday nillcr old friends of the church will iakc part ill tile services

HOME FROM TRIP-'M1' C W

Rogers has rcturncli from n trip to Montreal where he went lip in con ncctloll with the Pocn‘honl.‘éi~i Coal C0 Tho mon who are nssocla‘fffd“ry)th him also haw. brnnchcs 'iii e i` liowing cities Head office"i\/id Yéihlii ranch cs--Que-bot City, Port, iflifo dc, Ont, Toronto. Ont SnrniaNQ it Ste Marie, Out Buffalo, ,, aiilnipeg. Man Three Rivers. Que, Que of the lelding .ind prominent figures is Mr. Fred McCourt formerly of," Chariot town lie is at present Vine President of th,. following conlparlics, Century (nal Co Ltd Superior Sai.cs~Co Ltd. (Vials Crmpanv, iltd Lilllkawana (`c.ll (‘n Ltd P M<‘Crory Co Ltd onli President of the St Lawrence Coal and Floigllting Co Ltd., of Og dt-nburg N Y They are opening brunch office in London, England, and Mr McCourt expects to males a per smlal trip to London this fall The above connection which the Pocahon tus Coal Co of Charlottetown, have .ind tile managership of Mr C W Rogers assure the pllblic that they will have an opportunity to secure their coal from thc very best sources

BIRTHS

lvi¢i<iNNoN-At Frisian ,Road Ang*

iflili to Robert D and Mrs McKinnon .1 linuglltcr

McLELLAN-At Cllarlnttctown Hoa piial August 13th, 1919. to Mr and Mrs John McLellan, a son

HESSIAN - Ai Charlnttctohvn H03- pltal August 25th, 1010, to Mr and Mrs Jnm-3 iiessliln, Georgetown. a daughter Mason -In (‘linrlottetowrl,j`on July 15, 1910, to Mr nnil Mrs George Mason, Green Struct. rl son. _ ‘_ mli_l_s.-in this rlt'_v;"‘A'oirf‘2i. wie. to Mr. ami Mrs. Thonis's"Milis..a son Stephen Benner.

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Mpitaov . Ocl-lA t the Mnnso Caledonia on August 28th. hy the Rev. M. D. MacLeod gus Mc- Fnl-Iyon` of Irlstand Emlnii' 'BAdghannan, of Ocean View.\ ‘ '5' "~~'m ‘

DEATHS li ~- ° .

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