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We are opening a new coal yard in Charlottetown. We solicict a .

share of your patronage. We guarantee to deliver to you nothing but

Mr. C. 'W;, Rogers who_has been salemanager lor McI.aughlin and

Chevrolet automobiles for A. ilorne & Co. is one of the partners of our

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the very best grades oi coal. 0ur coal will be from the best coal fields 't in _the world namely “The Pennsylvania Fields.” All our coal will be ' weighed ' and checked by the city scales. This guarantees that you will receive every pound of coal that you pay for, every load will have a

ticket signed by the city weigher.

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Give us a trial order and he convinced. No matter how small your order, we guarantee satisiaction._ J l For the convenience ofthe public we are openrngan uptown office at 86 0ueen_ St. Call---Phone--or write. Phone Connection.

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firm and will be the resident salemanager, Mr R0g0rs takes this oppor- tunity of thanking the public for their very generous patronage while selling automobiles and assures you the “same ,personal ,attention

land satisfaction in his new business as he has given in the automobile usmess

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1 everything that medical aid and lov-- ~ ~ lb- - ~ ' REVERE HOTEL 1

THE WESTER

N GUARDIAN

-iT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-WANTED.-A Principal for the

Alberton iligh School, male preferr- ed. Supplement $200.00. R. H. Reid, Sec`y. Trustees. 668~9»2M3i

-CASE ADJOURNED.-The suit

brought by Geo. W. Murphy against Goo. Clark and Edward Clark.. of }iill’s River, charging false evidence in at criminal case against Murphy tried in 1911, was started before Alex. Campbell, J. P., in the Court House in Summcrside last Friday and was adjourned to Friday of this iiveek for further evidence. J. J. Johnston, K. C., appeared' for the plaintiff.

-PROMINENT FARMER DEAD.-

A host of friends throughout the coun- ty will regret to learn of the death on Friday at his home in Campbellton, of Mr. Lawrence Doyle, at thc ad- vanced nge of 80 years. The deceased was a prominent farmer, and was well known and highly respected. A sor- rowing widow, four daughters and.- om- son survive. The funeral was" held on Sunday, the burial being in tin,-_ (‘utholic cemetery at Lot 7.

--THE ANNUAL CONVENTION of

tho Kensington District Sunday Schools will be hold in the Presby terizm (fhurch. Long ltlver, on Monday, Sept. lith. 1919. First session will open nt 2.15 p. m., and the evening at 7.30, (Standard time). A very in- structive programme is provided. Ali Sunday School workers are delegates and aro cordially invited to s ond u

‘-TWO CENTS PER WORD each insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charge twenby [ive cents,

-THE UARDIAN is on sale at

Lsfferty’s ummerside. ' `

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Green and Miss Dennis from

the Millinery Department of Sinclair

& Stewart. Ltd., are away attendingf;

the openings in St John.

-Mr. and Mrs. L_ Webster and

daughter Marion wirohave been on a visit to the l'ormor's home in Kensing- ton crossed by the Carferry\6n Tues- day last for their homo in New Hamp-

shire. They were accompanied by_ t

ing care from relatives and friends could rio, she passed nwuy to her eternal rest on July 11th., 1910, at the nge of forty'-seven years.

Deceased was one of the noblest .of

spirits, and inheriting her motlier's kind, lovable and cheerful disposition she made many warm friends, for to know her was to love her, and in her daily life she exemplified that sho lived as a. Christian and one who ul- ways walked with her Saviour.

It seems hard to have a loved one tak~

en away so suddenly from us, but if it meant taking her away from all thc trouble, pain and sorrow of this life to a brighter and happier existence elsewhere, should we who love her wish it ptiherwise? Sometime we may understand. We can only trust in lligx who alone is able to give the needed strength and 'resignation to say, "Not_my will but Thine be done," and live in the hope of the Resrdrrec- lon that we shall all meet agabn be-

Mrs. .names L_ onus .ma nine eatin-w'Y°”“ 1 """"' '"‘°'@ is a *`“’l“°° "f

ren of Norbors who went on s visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harry J. Weil, of Sommervllle, Mass. , `

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' ‘ M , ' "L 'rn-iinp, of Enorsne, Mrs. samueil

I Cannon and Mrs. Thomas' Ramsay of

Boston, Mass.; besides an irged-mother‘ "H0ll- Willlillll F- R0b0l`»lS. MIUIS2

M-ISS SARAH AGNES WILLIAMS.

~It was with feéling of deep regret that the many friends learned of the death of Miss Sarah Agnes Williams youngest daugliter of Mrs. Uriah Willinms, Tyne Valley. ‘ The lute Miss Williuiiis had resided

in Boston, Mass., for the last twenty- five years, and enjoyed good lrcnlth

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profitable afternoon nnd.ovcnlng ln,

the nterest of tho greatest work tho' church has on hand. iiev. W. A. Mc- Quarric. President. 767. i

Over There-

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STAG Chewing Tobacco _ . is appreciated by both of Canad9’s, war units --chow who fought in Flanders and those who

served at home.

It- is also enfoyed by

civilians of al olosses throughout Canada and is recognized as being

up to a low weeks before her death, when it became advisable for her to enter i.he hospital of Boston to un- dergo a serious operation. And though

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comlorldpin that blessed promise that

We day in God's own time we shall

1 b,e reunited with our loved ones

in Heaven. l ,_;‘1‘hore are left to mourn the follow- ing brothers and -slisfters:--Ja.bez, Edward and John of Tyne Valley,

who rqsides with Edward on tho homestead.

Tho remains were brought to her

old home at Tyne Valley, and follow- ed on July 16th, by a large eortcge of sorrowing friends and relatives to the Episcopal Cemetery at Eiierslle whero"she wits lnid to rest beside her father. 'l‘ho fnnoral services were conducted by Rcv._Jolm Bainford and were deeply impressive. After the flnnl words were pronounced the grave closod over .1 just and upright woman, a true and steadfast Chris-

Vaccmatron Regulations

Are Suspended

ST. JOHN, Sept. 3.-The United

States health authorities have decid- ed thait the restrictions on travellers from Nova Scotia to thq,Unlted States through New Brunswick in regard to vaccination are no longer' necessary.

Hon. William F. Roberts; Minister

of Health in the New Brunswick gov- ernment, said last evening that he had received an official wire from Sur- geon-Gencral Blue, giving authority for the removal of the ban.

The regulations called for the vac-

_clnation of all travellers from Nova Scotia, for the United States. When the regulations first went into force people from New Brunswick, whether they had ever been to Nova Scotia or not were compelled to be vaccinated before going into the United States. Later it was arranged that people go- ing from New Brunswick could cross the border without the vaccination certificate. '

All persons coming from Nova

Scotia had to be vaccinated or else show n certificate of recent vaccin- ationation.

T-he official statement given outlast

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evening was as follows:

ted of Health in the New Brunswick government, wishes to anounco that‘

Scotia relative to tourist or other tra- velling between Nova Scotia to the United States through New Iyuiis- wick, requiring lo bo vaccinated, is hereby removed. _

"Tho authority for ‘saith rétnoval

having been received last evening by an official wire from Surgeon-General Blue." -` _

HOTEL ARRIVALS

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‘ix _“fa . M. s. Bension, &atusm';`n. ‘

Bension, Chatham_;_g ..‘McPl\lil. Sable; F. W. Arnold, Toronto; H.B. Webster. Port Elgin; B. A. Atkinson and wife, Sackviiio; W. C. Bradley. New York City; Minn Donaldson, Bil- levllle, Ont.; Mrs. W. W. McGrath, Boston; W. E. McGrath. Boston; Arthur Field, Cobury. Ont.; C. Lyman. Halifax; Miss Lottie Dodd. Boston; F. B. Dodd, Bangor, Ms.; Robt. Dodd. Montreal; Master L_ Large. Toronto; Master E. Large, Toronto; James Mc- Kee. Moncton; O. E. Gordon, San- ford, Mo.; H. D. Lyman. New York.

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'Brookington.' Montreal; A.J .Lo DMc- Leod, Sta ey Bi e- W. . 'i on- neri, 351151111; sig# Leoiair, »nustiw~ ville.; W. H. Courtney, Moncton; J. J. McGlllivray, Vernon; .C. McLel- ian. Arlington; W. -c. Bradley. Nm York; M. Jenkins, Sydney; F. Jeh- kins, Sydney; J. B. Gludet. Mis-

the ban heretofore placed upon Nova>`X_

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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY

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field, N. B.; W. Sheppard and wife. Halifav; A J Champion Montreal"

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Montague; John McGougnn, Kensing- Trnlnl Outward Trllru ln ton; W. R. Callaghan, St. Louis; H. Read Down ' R," u Sims, Kensington; H. E. Dawson, P-M-|P.M.lP.M.|A.M. _ lA.M.lP.M.|P.M.1 Augustine Cove; F. G. Lang, Tryon; 4-30 3-3012.50 0.15 DGP- -Chorlottetown Arr. 10.35 1.40 7.051 C. B. Clarkson, New York City; 0-20l 4-30 2-17

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furnished by F. 1B. McCurdy and Co.,

the Montreal Stock Exchange.)

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Toronto. Ont. _ * ` Charlottetown. P-

Thresbers and

We have a limited supply of the well knowgn g `

uni -uiuuricruiiiuc coinnirs

Thrashers and Cleaners for sale--all with Bar Cy-Iindef

and other latest improvements. Cali at our show room and |09 Simple. and get our prices for cash or on easy terms 10 suit customers. ,

_ BUY NOW as we expect our stock will be sold out early in the season. ~ _ _ _ __

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