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_ ' THE OHARLOTTETOWIY GUARDIAN ` SEPTEMBER 21. 1915

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The ____________ _ %%%%%%%%%%%% _ %%%%%%%%%% _ _

Guardian

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-W K \|cGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange. is Guardian Agent In Bum- merside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained st Lai!erty’s Tensor- lal Parlors, Bummerslde.

-POLICE COURT.- At the Suni-

msrslde Police Court on Saturday morning, one drunk was disposed of by a due of $10 and costs.-.

-ENTRIES CLOSE. -Entries for

the Horse races to be held in connec- tion with the Prince County Exhibi- tion on Friday October 1st close Saturday September 25th with the Secretary J. F. Arnett. 3088

-HELPING THE HOSPITAL. -

The sum ol' $5 from Mrs. Norman Montgomery. liedeque, $3 from Mrs. James Montgomery, Bedeque and a cheque of $50 from Senator Yeo, is acknowledged with thanks by the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hos- pital.-ll.

-SPECIAL VALUE "TRITON"

Phonograph on sale at R. T. HOL- MAN'S LIMITED, Summerslde. ln cluded with this is u 1-year guarantee 6 records, all popular songs, and 100 needles. Freight paid to any railway station on the Island.

3039-9-20M2lE1i.

-SPECIAL WHEELBARROW

BARGAIN offered at I-IOLMAN'S, Summersldc; large size with adjust- able sides and metal wheel; quality limited, order today. Regular $3.75. Special sale price. freight paid to any railway station in P. E. island. $3.13.

3039-9-20M2iE1i.

-DECORATION SERVICE.- On

Sunday afternoon last the members of Prince Edward Lodge, I. 0. O. F. concluded their annual memorial de- coration services when they drove to St. Jolin’s Cemetery, St. Eleanor'.s, where ‘tile graves of four brethren and one sister were decorated, and in which thc brethren attended divine service in St. John's Cliurcii, where the lleutoi: Rev. De\V. White, preach-

.man's, Summerside. 3061-9-20m2ie1i

-ONE CENT per word each inser- tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. llinl- mum charge, twenty-five eentl.

-Get your picture framed at Hol-

Musical instruments on sale at Hol-

man's, Summerside. 3061-9-20m2le1i

-LAMP8.- See HOLMAN'S Spec»

Isl display of lamps. and do not fall to note the low prices.

3039-9-20M2iE1i.

-See the splendid display of hand- painted china at Holman's Summer-I side. 3061-9-20m2ie1i

-Little Wonder records 15c. each

at Holman's, Summerside.

3061-9-20m2ie1i

-WHEELBARROW.- Be sure to

see our special bargain Wheelbarrow at $3.13 at HOLMAN'S, Summerslde.

3039-9-20M2iE1l.

-“ Triton " phonograph and 6 Little

Wonder records for $12.98 at Hol- man's, Summerside. 3061-9-20m2le1i

-POMPADOUR DINNERWARE. -

Write to R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED for prices on Pompadour Dinnerware. New Stock arriving daily.

3039-9-20M2iE1l.

-A LIMITED QUALITY of Wheel-

borrows on sale at R.T. HOLMAN'S, LIMITED, Suminerside.

3039-9-20M2iE1i.

-AT HOME.- Mrs. Hudson Gor-

don, Montrose, will be at home to her friends on Tuesday afternoon and evening. Sept. 21st. 3044-9-20M2i.

-HAND PAINTED CHINA.- See

HOLMAN'S display of Hand Painted China. A splendid range of patterns to choose from. 3039-9-20M2lE1i.

-NEW HOTEL AT O'LEARY. -

Having opened a hotel (The Orient) at O'Lcary, we are now prepared to cater to all travellers, nicely located near the station, concrete sidewalk, bright

ed a very appropriate sermon. .

airy rooms, and goo.i service. T. M. I-lowatt. 2940-8-13Mft.

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cines. This standard family

emember

whenever yoil are troubled with minor ailments of thc digestive organs, that these may soon develop into more serious sickness. Your future safety, as wcil as your present comfort may depend on 1.1:; quickness with which you seek a corrective remedy.

By common consent of the legion who have tried them, Beecham’s Pills are the most reliable of all family medi-

stimulates the sluggish liver, rcgulates inactive bowels.

Improved digestion, sounder sleep, better looks, brighter spirits and greater vitality come after thc system has been cleared and the blood purified by

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remedy tones the stomach,

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AN INVITATION

_ _ When in Charlottetown attending the Provincial Ex- hibition, a cordial invitation is extended to you to visit our place of business on Water Street.

A Warm Welcome Awaits You

We have arranged to have a room fitted with writing

materials and telephone connection placed at the disposal of our customers. You will find it very convenient.

MAKE Usa or rr DEBLOIS BROS.

Wholesale Merchants and Insurance Agents

Note. We represent the “Royal Insurance Company, Limit`

ed". the leading Fire Insurance Company in the world.

3077-9-21M3l.

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YOU ,

55-57 Water Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

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Millinery

Our Fall Millinery is just in and it is fine. The

styles are perfect and the quality is unsurpassed.

and many new ones.

3010-9-l7Ml2l.

Mrs. Norman McPhaii Nee Miss Harris will have

full charge of our Millinery Department again this Season and will be glad to see all her old customers

R. J. McNeill’s.

3089 9 21 m6l

-BRACE8 have the right kind of base burners and other heatlus stoves, as well as the best ranges and cooking stoves made. “The store that Saves you Money" is recognized, as headquarters for anything in the stove line. 3089-9-21-m6i _

-FURNITURE, FURNITURE! You

should certainly see Braces splendid line. They buy in large Quantities, 10|' spot cash, direct from the manufact- urers and save you the excessive cost of selling by catalogue.

3089-9-21-m6i

-THE LATE ALEXANDER Mc~

CORMACK.-The death occurred at Summerslde early yesterday morning of Alexander J. McCormack, who, pre- vious to his death was Caretaker of the Post Office. Deceased was born at Freetown 63 years ago, but for the last number of years resided in Sum- merside. Ten weeks ago the deceas- ed underwent an unsuccessful opera- tion ln the Prince County Hospital, and since that time he gradually fail- ed until death overtook him. One year ago to-day he received word of the death in the Phillipine islands, of his youngest daughter, and eight months ago he lost Mrs. McCormack. The following family are left to mourn his loss: Mrs. Hedley Brehaut, Summerslde; Mrs. R. B. Alexander, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mlm Alvina, Al- bany. N. Y.; and Miss Charlotte at

at his bedside when he passed away. The funeral takes place this (Tues

-Mr. John Const' 1, Park Corner,

was in Summeraido Ionday on bus- iness.

-J. Henry Gaudet, Summerside, is

attending the Exhibition in Sydney with his Mechanical City.

-Miss Maggie Griffin. Glengarry,

Lot 7, was in Summerside Saturday visiting friends.-H.

-Capt. A. It. Brennan Valcartler,

spent a few days furlough in Sum- merside last week.-H.

-Stipendiary W. D. Summer, Tig-

nish paid an official visit to Summer- side.-H.

-Miss Catherine Gillis, Boston, is

visiting at the home of her father Mr. Joseph Gillis, Sumrnerslde.

-Mr. Daniel Steele. Summerside, loft Monday morning with four horses I to attend the Exhibition races ln’ Charlottetown.

-The Rev. G. W. Irvine of Clifton

has returned home after spending the week end in Summerfield the guest of Mr. James Mayne.

-Mr. Joseph Murhead, Summersido

returned home Friday evening from Halifax where he had been attending the Exhibition.-H.

-Conductor John Caffey and Mr.

Gordon Dickie. Shediac and Mr. Will- lilm Ifvlllg. Moncton paid a short visit to Summerside on Thursday.-H

-Itev. P. C. Gauthier, Palmer Road

Rev. J. A. McDonald, Grand River and Senator Murphy, Tignlsh were in Summersjge on Saturday.-H.

*Messrs A- 0- Rogers. Roy silli-

Dhant. and W. B. McNeill were pas- Sellgers by the Empress to Charlotte- town Monday evening to attend the Exhibition.

-Among Saturdays visitors to

Summerslde were Messrs.lolin A.Mf». Donald. Albany; Louis Holland, Bed- eilllei A. E. McLean. Lot 16 and Ben-

llirett Halloran, Campbellton, Lot 14.-

_ -Mrs. W. A. Ench, Boston, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Gmldei. Summerslde, crossed by the S. S. Empress Saturday on return home. She was accompanied by her niece Miss Louise Gallant who will spend the winter with her.

-Miss Jeanne A. Andrew, daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrew. St. Eleanor‘s left on Monday morning to rosumo her studies in the pianoforle course at "New England Conservatory Of MUSIC." BOBl0Il. Mat-is. The Guard- Ian wishes Miss Andrew every suc- cess.

INTERNAL WAR

No peaco these times has Faris, He's full of strife within;

His father came from Paris, His mother from Berlin.

-Boston Transcript.

CASTOR IA

lor Inhnts and Glilldron. Ilia Kimi You lim Always Buugiii

Belrl the

‘I-Iumtuss of ,

l'-'URS .

Loveliest furs to be had in the city

are ready for you at Paton's. Muffs, ruffs. coats, rich and beautiful effects to suit young and old. Choose your muff this week. Paton's. 9-20me3l

GLOVES AND HOSIERY

Get your gloves for Exhibition herd

while the stock is large andcomplste. Now the cool weather is here you will want heavier hosiery. See the lines

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we are offering for Exhibition Week.

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IB USED BY THE BEST BAKERS

AND CATERERS EVERYWHERE, ALSO BY CHEFS IN THE LARGE HOTELS; AND ON DINING CARS,

STEAMSHIPS, ETC. _

E.W.G|l.LETT COMPANY L|MlIED wmmnzo Y°”°m°' out uaurnlai.

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EXPECT T0 GO

'ro o'AnoANEi.|_ss

Mrs. M. Jarvis of this city has re-

ceived the following letter from her husband who is now ln Shorncllffe, England.

Shornclifle Camp, Eng.,

Aug 29th, 1915

Dear Wife:-I received your kind

and welcome letter today and was very glad to hear from you again. This is the third letter I have wrote to YOU but have only received one from you. It takes a letter a long time to go

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7 -BRACE8 are offering high grade M AGIC from he= and back again. that you flour at low Prices. 3089-9-21m61 Y ` -._ , - will have to write to me twice a week.

-._ - _ C; l.iAl'\i N La whether you get one from me or not

._s|viE|.1° o||.i. Nsrs, both sea POWDER and men 1 win be getting msti.regui».r. Island Cotton and Scotch Linen and _ _' , Well wife. lt is a pretty. exciting place`

all hanging material also Bag Nets-, ';‘ *,_\.._ -~ here, there are one hundred and right sizes, right quality, right prices _,M';_- - ;<_Q__ __ r _ . We

thirty thousand soldiers here are still about fifty miles from the firing line, and dont know where they are going to put us yet, but I think ‘tliat they will send us to the Dardaf- nelles. Johnny went to the front last night to France. Let me know if Beriiet is married, I heard that she was. We are only getting a little mon- ey here, they say that they are send- ing lt home. But I dont know whether they are or not. Well wife we are like-, ly to be here a lon'g while. may be a year or two, could you send me some tobacco and when you write again write' me a good long letter and tell me all the news. Tell Floria that Herb is writing to her today. Tell mother that I have not had any letter from her or Bernot and let me know is Henry Derion at home, and how An- gus McCormack is getting along and tell Angus to write to me. So this is all for now, hoping to hear from you soon. Give my love to Mrs. Derion and Florie. Write soon from your loving husband.

M. JARVIS.

SUSPECTED STEAMERS

ARE SEIZED.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The steamer

Juno, of Gothenburg, laden with 990.- 000 pounds of lard, was stopped by order of the Swedish authorities as

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_she was about to sail ostensibly for

Stockholm, according to :1 Reuter's despatch from Malmo. l‘t was sus- pected that she was bound for Ageiia- man port.

The Swedish steamer Aero, which

left Malmo a few days ago for Stock- holm with a cargo of oil and oats, is reported to have been seized by Ger- man torpedo boats and taken 'to Stet-

tin, the German authorities announc~ ing their readiness to pay for the cargo.

in consequence ol’ these incldeiits

a decree was promulgated by the Swedish Government direc-‘ting that hereafter ifo goods, the export of which is prohibited, shall be trans- ported from one Swedish port to an- other by_ water, but solely by rail.

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day) afternoon 'from the Summerside

Bap'tist Church. services commencing at 2.30 o’clock. Interment at People‘s 0 e e 0 ° .

Cemetery.

d 1 d l e rice cash store we consider it our duty to

YIESTEIIII PERSONALS I In our position us P. E. lslan 's argest an_ on y_on p ` _ .

our cit and extend ou a hearty invitation to make this store your headquarters Our

_ ` welcome you to y, Y _ _ _ _ - cnaiiiilleigwiiw2...Leii.3.ili§f.'im§1.fififi..¥i , business stand is`centrally located; meet your _friends here, where you will find us ever ready and willing to do -V- our utmost to make your visit to the exhibition of 1915 a pleasant one. Prowse Bros., Limited.

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A very dressy Overcoat

made ot good quality Melton and lined with highgrade Ital- ian lining, the shoulders are well padded giving a perfect lit. Special $15.00.

Others made up of best

quality Melton and Beaver

$15 to $20

Chinchilla and Blanket Cloth Overcoats

These coats are very pop-

ular among the younger men this year. They are all hand made, with well padded shoulders.

Get your coat here and

have that well dressed feel-

mg' $7.50 to $22

Ladies’ Cloth Coats $7.50 up

A nice line of heavy

Blanket Cloth coats also in check tweeds and all ,wool chinchilla. These ‘ coals produce a very smart

appearance in shades of Navy, Brown, Grey and Black. All sizes

$7.50 to $25

Ladies’ Curl Cloth Coat $10

Here is a line worth

investigating; they are made of good quality all wool diagonal curl cloth. Neat designs in Royal/and Black. All sizes up to 40

$10

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and best trimmings used

Men’s new fall suits are here in such - fashionable models and such enduring I cloths that we may truly say that you

fore you investigate ours. The quality is

Blue and Black Suits

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We are showing a splendid line of

strong Norfolk Suits in all sizes for Boys

3 t0 14 Years. The prices will interest the shrewdest buyer.

$1_9_f° S20 3 ss.zsi..s14

Stylish

Paton. D-20me8I

Fall Caps

The latest and trappiest

in caps just received show- ing all the attractive shades of Browns, Grey and Blue. Fancy checks are very

popular this -Fall get one now.

50c to $1.50

Lgaowsi-3 BROS. LTD.

Nifty Fail Hléiés

We have received our new

_fall hats which will interest every young man who wants to be right up to the moment. We' . ' 5 , _

Carry the famous Walthousen,

Christy. Haws and Stetson.

$1.00 to $5.00

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