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' ll’xhibltlonWeek willsoonbehero ' and while attending the fair yon‘~- ulioutd call in md hsve your |h.ito taken. For most satisfactory and delightful results you should try our work. Prompt service, ressonnbe

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We have n nice assortment of l'a_rlo

Kitchen and Alarm Clocks

Prices Moderate.

C. W. , Pcrtterson

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Each loaf coll of “‘.:'r'..°.'..'..“5.°’°":°'=" “-

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ldelleata lnvor, ready to lmli.sg‘l\t.? fllll essence when covered with boilinfwater. Sealed sir-tigpt, pound undlul pound packages on y. ~

All ll6o::ElFmm$ 00035 Order Tris?-I-esckzge TO-DAY l taser)

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Schooners "l)amictta" and

lohanna" and “.\iin j. Train-

or” :zoo Tons best qualit) llard Coal in Egg, Stove and Chestnut Sizes.

Customers would do well to

biok their orders so as ti have their Coal delivered

whilstl _vessels are diseh arg ing.

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C. Lyons fi). Co

W-A-N-'l`-E-ll (hoppers loaders Q Swampcr.

The l.umherivg Depariiiient of

The Nova S.:o‘i»i Steel and Cl-al Coriipany. Liiiiittd, of New Glas gow, Nova Scotia, have an opening for i5 or iii Fullers and swaiupers, also a good` cook". '

Work to begin at once, and con

iinue during the fall and winter.

The best of boardaiid go o d

wages to capal-le ini ri.

None but persons used to limi

beting need apply to

Lumlieriniz De; arimenr,

Nt va Scoiin Steel & Coal Co, Ltd.,

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Nova Scotia.

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dressy footwear that men have slwa\s wanted. lt is strong, stilisli, heavy aid iuiide of the heat leather, vt ry conifortable to the feet -an ideal '

Walking Boot For Men

_ It is made from tfin willow,

storm hlucher cnt viilli lel~ lows tongue and double sole. new nobliy toe, heavy heels and genuine calf, lining It isa goodyear welied model iiiavie iii this year'.< |ii'ist pop- ular last and i-i just right for street and general wear--'it will ontli.si:_ several cliearer pairei

All sizes. a p.'iir . . . ....55

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, ,,'= ' widow, five sons dnd one dauglitcrx- ' ‘ ’ ', _ Mrs. Peter McDonald, Bear River,

%_ __ ,_ George in Boston, Jerome in Picton, ,` °_.» N. S., Joseph in Charlottetown

It pays to buy in this Province

i Miss Grace Dutciier, Charlottetown, has returned from n visit to Crapaud_

The marriage of Miss Beatrice,

1,¢,..¢.r¢1»H/1.w~6x.wn ruaawwu youngest daughter of G. H. and Mrs. l°"'el'°w” were passengers west' this

Holbrook, Charlottetown, to Wilfred G- TBYIOI. son of G. H. and Mrs. T\l¥l0l'. takes place on Wednesday, the 11th inst.

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news frplm persons throughout this Province All such items should be mailed to "The Guardian News Dept.," Charlottetown, immediately H1181' the Bi/ents, etc., have transpir- sd.

Saturday the eastern express arriv- d in Charlottetown at 8.20 s. m.,

sq on 8

_-.__~., _ five minutes late; the southern ex- ford, Mass., yesterday morning. to -l ~ D --

. ress at 9.35 a.m., ten minutes late; the CBDB Traverse accommodation at 10.00 a.m., five minutes late, and the Tignlsh accommodation at 11.45 a. m., ilve minutes late.

There passed away on Aug. 13th at

Bear River Line Road Thomas Gal- lant at the ripe old age of B0 yenrs. Deceased was ailing for some time and death was not unexpected. He leaves to mourn besides a sorrowing

Frank in Sonris and Henry nt irc-mol His remains were interred in St. Ml1,l`Haret’s Roman Catholic Come- tery.

Tiiii following horses were taken

over from Charlottetown by the Nor- thumberland Saturday an route tp Halifax, where they have been enter- ed in the races Devilish Dorothy and Commodore Epaulette, owned by Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Hilda B., A. Stewart; George Cresceus, Frank Beales; Laura . Mer-i'iil| ,Fred Cameron; Red-wing, and Dominion D., D. A, McKinnon;

Johnson, Tignish; Cherry Ripe, T. C. Edgett; King Brazill an, Fred Walsh, Tl'Y0"§ Dlllgflia, Owen 'l‘rainor; Miss Wrigley Park-er Hooper.

A. Toronto despatch of the 4th

inst., says that alter taining evidence last night, Coroner Couric, further adjourned until the evening thc_' i~i- qliest on Andrew McGee, of Char- lottetown, P. E. I., who was drown- ed froiri it dredge in the lagoon at Centre Island last Wednesday. John Dunn, engineer on the dredge, stated that while McGee was approaching in a punt he had dropped a quantity of sand from the scoop, with the in- tention of splnshingi him. McGee's boat was struck and swamped,tliro\v ing him into the water. ’l`\vo lines were thrown and the dredge lowered within his reach, but he was a good

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Proof White Wine

" English Mail

Pure English Malt

" Cider

it pkges and in hulk-

Beer Q). Gofl’s

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'lhe Charlottetown School 0i Music

will rredpen. Monday Sep‘e-inber 9tli,‘ i9i"2,' under the _ direction of Mr] ’l`.'i`honip on L.R A M.. A R.C.M-, Mt m R C.O.,London,Eng

Graduate of the Ro, al College of

music, Msncheser. 'r ‘ The Director will be `r.t the school each morning this week from |o.3f» to 12 o'clock to receive applicants and make arrangements of hours _ Terms on application for tuition in voice production - organ- piano forte-,

Classes may be formed for Rudi

ments of music, and harmony, and in vocal music for boys and girls it a sufficient number of applications are received.

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_The Sihooner Lev jf. -,l\ndrevs nill he due hers shaft iiugugntii ‘_wiih` n csigr of tooo tons df the celebrated lackilwsns Aiiiliraclte Coal in S~ove and Chesimv

sizes, this l th? sums qiiglity of coal which gave dict: good aatinfucilon iam lesson

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are separatecl, but-_i ou can ki ep them

with you and he with them in pictu cs

Pri bably you owe it to them, and mud-

rru photography makssllie obligations an

ossy one to meet

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We have just recieved n full line of nice up to date Boots in all sizes Good School Boots solid leather selling at lowest prices See window.

J. ll. -Bell

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Farm for .Sale

I offer for _:mls nfnrmiti Russ Vnllsv l ontsininz tw acres land with No 1 build

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illdnthzrlldlcatliolli :sn tilit l:s”besE:n.ld:o rind gpurolissen shoud ses the present

ilgili- furthe; particulars amply at ou' _

nre si. tire s bane.

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_ . . shore, and in twelve feet of water

hilt”.';'T.'fiil'F.fll`l'\Jffi'slf.’§’i§'.ib.'§a.ii`fii§ Th” f°°“1° °f 11" **“f°P°Y indimed

best igrtdes oflinegiir on the market. We 22:; dvgggl _:‘:_a°:___;'__(’sm0;iI;f)_:'_'f'ei:_§__ 8::

Alto a good assottineiii uf Pickli ir Finite ’_`_"_”_*“

store. A

swimmer, and appeared not to need help, and continued swimming for

fatality occurred about ten feet from

though body and clothes were smear ed with sand. Dunn and McGee were evidently on perfectly goo' terms.

(From Satiirday's Evening (.‘.nar<lia.nl

H. D. McEwen, Morell, was a pas~

senger to Charlottetown this morn- ing.

The Northumberland left Charlotte-

town for Picton this morning ut. 8.30 with st general cargo and n large num- ber of passengers.

Percy Gregory, Charlottetown, left

this morning by the Northumberland __for New Glasgow where he has ac- cepted e. position on the I. C. R.

A very prettv home wedding was

soleninized last evening at the home of the bride's mother when Walter McKinley, assistant superintendent of the Sydney Foundry and Machine Works, and Miss Alice Herring, be- came man and wife. Tha bride's wed- ding dress was of light cream satin du chlne, with fringe trimmings, and llel' Eflinll-awav suit was of navy blue hroadcloth and picture hat. Only the immediate relatives were present. The bride was given away by her uncle, Roland McNeil. After s dainty lunch was served and much merrymaking, the happv couple took the night train for P. E. Island and other maritime points of interest. On their return they will reside in their nsw home on Townsend Street, this city. The bride was the recipient of a large number of valuable and useful gifts. Sydne- exc. Mr. McKinley was formerly of Charlottetown and has many friends hers.

-i__._.__ ::If the man who shuves himsnl'

would once use 5 Gem Juiilor Safet~ Razor hs would never use any other. We guararitne this razor to give en- tire satisfaction and speak of it frorr ptrzonsl knowledge. We have no hesi tation in recommending it and thr lirics ($1.00) is low enough to appeal to all. E. A. Foster, Central Drug

l’eople’s Theatre

lniire Change of

Photo-plays huilghi'

Baby Logan, and Aquiri Boy, .l.A. °

Jeweler--Optician

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(Prom Saturday's Evening Guardian)

Gilbert Gaudet, Charlottetown, was

a passenger west this morning.

D. F. and Mrs. Mcilonald, Char-

morning. '

Frank and Mrs. Fates, St. John, are spending their honeymoon in this Province.

Jas. Stewart, Charlottetown, was

an outward passenger hy the North- umberland this morning.

Mrs. S. W. Crabbe, Charlottetown,

crossed over to the mainland by the Northumberland this morning.

Miss Gertrude Irwin. Charlotte-

town, was 9, passenger to New Bed-

Wm. Moran, Principal of the-Union

Commercial College, Charlottetown, went to Bummerside this morning.

Geo. and Mrs. Waller, Charlotte-

town, were passengers to Summer- side this morning en route to Toron- to.

In the St. John Exhibition among

the prizes given was the iollowingz For Pyrography-lst, Rose Stanway, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Cunningham and her son, Mau-

rice, have returned to Halifax alter having spent a pleasant, holiday* at the pnrsonage at Milton, the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Trivett.

A. Butler and bride, Charlottetown,

P. E. I., were in New Glasgow on their wedding trip. From here they go to Antigonish and Sydney. For a number of years Mr. Butler was employed by Haszard & Moore, print- ers, of Charlottetown, btit gave up that position to accept one with tlic ltoyal Bank of Canada, in tho some city.-New Glasgow exc.

Thomas Morris and niece Miss Em-

ma Trownn, of Winchester, Mass., who have been spending a month with friends in Charlottetown, paid a flying visit to Sourls yesterdav. Mr. Morris was delighted with his trip and thinks after all thcrc is no Dlnoe like the Island. While in Sour- is thev were the guests of Archibald and Mrs. Currie.

Rev. A.H. Alexander, returned mis-

sionary from India and bride spent ri few days in Wetaskiwin and were the guests of his sister Mrs. Wm. Mcllett. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander are on their wedding trip out to Vancouver and returning by Seattle will spend a wack at Yellowstone Park befiore re- tvrning to his charge in Michigan.- Alberta exic. Mr. and Mrs. Mcllctt were formeriv nf this Province.

:When we fill prescriptions every

ingredient used is fresh, pure and ex- actly standard. Everything is put into thc prescription exactly as thc doctor orders. Every process in the compounding is checked and recheck- ed, to provide that the prescription fs exactly right. The price is always right-as low as is consistent with the liiilh filiulitv of the goods and ser- vice-at The Mcliinnon Drug Co., The-_ Werall Store, corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf_

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Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be-

ing mark: ted by manufactur- ers wlio are considered reliable q line of so calltd cut glass in which the pattern is really pressed. and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel.

our Cut Glass

l fullyfcut When the cutter takes a piece in hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every line is cut and polished bv hand.

We control for Cltarlotletnwn,ilte

product ofthe oldest and largest Canadian factory, and feel thsrt we have the very best in cut glass to offer our patrons.

G. F. llUTCllESON

Mr Kélly . .

llyslop Bicycles ' $25.00

Hyelop wheels represent the maximum of reliability and service, with real and sub- stantial value positively guaranteed. All sizes for men, women and children. lvl orders filled promptly.

HYSLOP BROS. Lil. limit and Victoria lillh

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have now

Reriinants of

Dry Goods Gingham, Cl-_ith Musliu Serge Cainbi i. s Luster Prints _

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every discripiiori

collected during the last few mouths and we have priced these very 'ow and placed them on sale

Drills" Gzilaiias To wellings Cottons

Stomtev Bros

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Plums Plums

Selling ti day at io cents per quart. l xir':i quality for eat ing or co<»l~:'r:g. Try some tonight.

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Grocer-Grafton St.

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.Six Competitions Open to Everyone

fr sr.rr.:::.;.T.T:n'.Tr‘..;;i...-ggf...,,!},.,£;Tg§;g,l,:y..;;T.. .....*‘..::-_._...:5._£._._,_, _.

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Class A._ No. r- For the hcst poem, referring to Prince l~`.dwaid 'I-

land (not more than five verses ) Gold Medal.

No. 2 - For the best description iii prose of tlii< Pri viuce as fi place

to live in (not more than 3oo words-) Gold Medal.

Class ll., No 4.-For the best ooeni (any sul»j¢Cf.) nn! l"0f¢ lim"

five verses. Five volumes world’s best poetry

No- 5 -For the best e°say (ziny.~:ul»ject)_ not more tlum ihrer

hnridred words Five volumes He iry Van-i)_i»l<e`:4 Vl»'t-ilcs.

No, 6 --For the best three photogrnplis, any s-:ilij wt, (any sin. l

Gold Medal.

-These competitions are free to all, mid it must be iiurlr-rstoo<i that

all manuscript be written on one side of paper, with umm- and addrcs of partv attached. Pliotographs must he mounted, with nniiie and ads dress of serdcr written on hack of picture. In nil classes place the Class Aor B with the number you wish to compete uuiler, on niaiiu script or photograph

These competitions start August first, and close la!-'t day of Sep-

tenihcr. The above prizes have :tlic-adv been donated; ilie nnnies will follow later, Those competing willplerise tinderstaiul, that iiinterial #ent in, cannot he returned, and tliaf. tlif judges will have the privilege ofpiilillshing any uiaterial sent in as they diem adv sable.

And the best will come hack to you.

Afdress all competitions to W. S. lniison, Clmrlottetowri. I' li. I

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You sliould callin today and

look over the splendid showing of new fall sititings we are di~playirig

._ now The line is iiniisnally select `\_and is made up from the best pro- `ducts of ilie leading looms in Can- ada and the United States.

The new fall styles are here,liie

fabrics are here and you should he

_ here to sci-:et your new fall suit.

,!,£‘? Time to Think of _4‘ i ilvercoats

Now is the time

to call in and pick

1 out the material

for y ~t.r fall aid winter overcoat. These cliil y nu rnings or irghts make it imperative to wear an over- garment and you don t want to be the lastin the hire.

We are showing all the new styles and

we' know we can please you on fabrics. workmanship and prices Call in to- day and look over the new styles.

John Me_Lesod_ fs? Co.

K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Uiirrister Notarv Public, etc

Money to Loan

Morris Block - tiarlotistuwu

STEWAR I' Q CAMPBELL

Barriutero. Solicitors. etc. Offices ln LJeiil3ri»»ay iiiuck Corner tluaan and ti-arson Streets, Charlotte town, i" E. island.

HONEY T0 LOAN W. H B'l‘EWA}£'|‘ K.('. N. F . l.‘AMl'\!l*}l.

l. J. YEO M. D.

1' qynminn mn Surgeon Residence i9:t Prince et. Phone ilit\J

Warburton (Xl Shaw

No '-For the three best harv 'st or fariu sceiei in the Garden of ““""""""‘~ "\"°"“*i"' N"‘“{Y """l"`»‘E‘°

the Gulf _`;`__y gh/ _ > Gord Me(l1] '_ Ullivet in Ca nerun lilnck, Clmrloftetown.

P. E. island.

DR. CLIF T

Specialist -- Chronic - Diseases Al)_|)Rl‘Jj|S--\\'i\l-nuiivilie. Santa Cruz Cu Ualifururi.

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l’tiysn:ian and Surgeon Ofli:e ~ .ind rrsidtnce that of Dr. McLaughlin Pimne 3r_:,l. |65 Prince St

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H01 EL BRUNSWICK Moncton. N. ll. tits largest and llest Located Hotel in um tiivy sccomniodsting 200 guests.

Situated in 1 hocev-trs ot ~\psc’ous5:rounds and surrounded by clogs-~t what fi trees making it specially desirable for t-out l~tg in thaaummer season (.ill‘l0 ith 8WEENIu‘t

Th- refore we say to all. get busy. I E

“Give to the world the best WU llmf ' ° ' _ ’

(Veterinary Surgeonl Honor Graduate University nf l`orunto ¢)n“,.;,, \'¢,¢¢rinnry Uollegei Toronto Huriiinerfiolri, P. E. Island. Atldreits Eiiicrald. Nu. t ll lt. Phone 53-2.

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McLean Q). McKinnon Barrisirrv, Attorney-et-[IW

Brown Brock. Chrirlnttetnwii. _

I. O tllcl.l£l)l), K U. W. lil. BEN l'l EY ‘lcLcod Q). Bentley

H wristera und Attornayn~lt~lnw tilllueiv-Biiiik of N rntitminbsrs unnrlottetown. P. lu island.

itll .IUHN LEDWLLL. M. 0

ichniond St-eetopposite §t.l’.'\u Church

lluurs until lu u'clock tit _1 p. ni.

l Strong Asori- ment

in iavr roi the "L, C Smith” typewriter, Model 5. is its Long- wearing qualities, due to hall bearings at rv- ry point. DROP IN AN D SEE . MODEL 5.

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