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livery Thursday at 3 p. ls. to Victoria, return fare 4° cents.

_ Every Friday at 3 ,p. Q. to Ent River, return fare so cents. _ Every Saturday iit.3. p. m. to West River, return are so centi.

All of above aff. rd a mast delightful aft-1rnoon's outing at very _ small cost

i1h’l'own Steam Navg. Cn. Wharf

' Phone 235.

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I M olassme Meal

FOR ll IRSES, substitute

from 2 to 4lhs. ot Molassine Meal a day for the same quantity of ordinary food, daily.

MILCH COWS sub~ititu!e

5 lbs of Molassine Meal a day tor the saiue quantity of ordin- ary food' ~

CATTLE substitute from 3

to 8 lbs. a day for the same

quantity of usual food.

SHEEP, substitute 1% lbs.

of Molassiue Meal for the same quantity of ordinary food a

day.

PIGS for every hundred lbs.of the

animal's own weight substitute from | to |% lbs a day for the same . quality of usual food.

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See these new

.Sweaters

We have just received a splendid

line of sweaters and sweat er coats

direct from the leading locms

Canada and Englan l.All the newest color combinations, smartest styles and latest ideas are shown in this exhibit and the prices, quality con.

sidered, are remarkably low.

UNDERWEAR, light, medium

weights in all wool, superior qual- ity and quaranteed to give good

wear. All sizes from 34 to 44, priced at $2, $2.50

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADb

_ One een! per word first insertion in this column, hall cont par word for _i each continuation. Cash must accompany order and live P" WM ill' _ ‘ count allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-fivs cents.

j"lama '1u:__'i ll 'Z1 |

.. soiiapsas wi_i§ri;_g_

ysoaaumns. A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated at “Gleucalru’ 82 -Weymouth St. 9-4M1Wl>l1~

_ ___l_»QST __ ____ __

LOST OR STOLEN, A BULL DOG

with white head. George J. Carv- er, Great George Street. 9-4M3i.

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WANTED A GIRL AT 271 KENT

Street. ___ 9-4M6ipd.

WANTED, _A GIRL FOR KITCHEN

work, 'ai King Edward natal. - T ` _?i"!?;i_\29_:_

L WANTED AT 166 KENT

greet. _ _ 9-zimsilg. WANTEID, SIX SMART GIRLS FOR .-millinsry workrooms. ADPIY Hi _once to Miss Randle nt Prowsc uni-aa., Ltd. 8-semi. v`vAN'rEp. A Main Fon GENERAL Qhoussworlr. Must be able to do plain cooking. References required. __Goo‘d wages. Apply to Mrs. Bruca ___§_tswart, 14 Water St. 8-27§Mtf. WANTED, A COOK. APPLY WITH Zrsferences to Mrs. David Robertson, Rothsssy, New Brunswick.

8-28M12iDd.

WANTED,-A .GIRL FOR GENE? AL

housework, ons who understands plain. cooking preferred. Applyito Mrs. J.`C. Siml,_ 219 Richnmud

8-8Mr.f.

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_ IOUND `

fi‘b`i?ii:T,_7i .PLXCE WHERE 'mu

_'highest quality fresh and cornsd pork may. -be had daily; also choice

` sausages, made svsrv day. All vege-

tables in season.-Reaney Gay, up- i,0.da¢, mast, and vegetable dealer, 9 'Elm Avenue.. Phone 119. S. W. _cor-ner Market, Tuesdays and Fri- days. ' 9-3M1wpd. £ _. FOR SALE

GREEN TOEATOES, RIPE TOMA- __ s, _ick_llng_s ice vinegar . at irc. iiiay‘t~'s§ii.'i\rair¢r rr'_<_>i;&._

. ‘ - s.

FOR _BQ _ ii Ai_A1_¥t or FULL grovkvlrm ii mgsiiix ilaaaptitgl lr r._' Pi-ia¢_ o.. D o`.

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M|scs|.AN|.r:9yi_____

MRS. D. PARTRIDGE, DRESSMAK-

er, will be ready for fall work about Sept. 10th,. will cali and take or- ders auy time. Address East Roy-

alty, R. R. No. 10. -_ . 8-80M1Wpd

' MALE IIELI’

WANTED-_A GOOD SMART BOY

for messenger in a dry good store. Apply by letter to P. O. Box 387. __ ___ .___ _ ____ .___;___9_'_51Y!§!- WANTED, PARCEL BOY.’ L. A.

Hsszard, _ 173_i]rs.fton__St. _9-4M4ipd.

APPRENTICE WANTED IN BOILER

shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart & Co. 8-16 M tl.

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l`E4\¢!l!'%_'¥S__ _ ‘l'éi'L1_`_*E!?_ ___

TEACHER WANTED FOR HOWLAN

Road School, No. 35, supplement fifty dollars for first or second class. Male preferred. G. H. Carruthers, Mill River. 9;5M3i.

WANTED, TEACHER FOR MOUNT

Tryon School, No. 87. Slipplement $10.00. Alex. A. Wood, Secretary. ___ A ___ __*_L___;_ _,_Y._°;§!1_2*~ TEACHER WANTED Fon wr-iEA'r-_

lsy School. Male preferred. Apply to Colin Higgins, Secretary.

_ _ _ ____ R-2°Ml4l'~Pinfl

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOOD- stock'School, No. 114, of second class. Male preferred. Supplement $40. Midsummer holidays. Apply to George I-l. Barbour, Secretary.

___ 9-iinsipd.

WANTED, A TEACHER OF FIRST

or second class for Murray River School, No. 94. Supplement 510. Apply at once to undersigned. Jas.

sandars, sac'y B. s. 'r. 9-mai.

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iron euiisvr, 'run Nnw uousu AE

Brighton recently occupied by C.D. leaks. Apply to Arthur W. Weeks, _ins ritiroy si.. 9-4 ii. T0 IaT.\'I’W0»UUBNISBEDl@ll.5. Centrally located. 'Apply 9 Rich- mold St. ` U-itil '_

` lt! ' _ _ff in =l_.'=_ _ga .‘»'.'.§"&!*'£i .»2d,i€"'?."i¥_ _ __ k_ . _*M* j' 9¢4llii.‘ M--'B ni--»»

of genuine Island brad foxes,

pvngi ami i\afilaiu‘»»i'.iai=, asiiiiis

~ s' hast proposition yet offsrsd,

for full information apply in psr- 'soii _dr write 8. A. nimansid, -oii'- TOWII. U-Hilti.

J. fwswrup, no; i`i"i§T_(1Ti`“[ i

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family for man- and -wits and ii ‘

llrl tive years’ old. -Modern - vsnisnces. Address "K," “|196 ng- dls ‘Hilti

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wxri-irn‘vmsnrn6“fiii1~ ss 'orrsm Quai si. i-siuiwin.

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_ Saturday, September 7th `-

_ .

Of

An excellent article _Rev T. .P ..F uiicrton

and illustrated with half tone c'ifts,~Uh-the -_goth isauiverssry 2 of the Summerside Presbyt_eri_an -will appear on

Tiirties wishing to -receive afew cqpiesfor

purposes, are asked to order 'Price two .cents-each.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN-

SUMME-RSIDE il;LB_Eii’TON

_` " Jer' . -' ._ ».

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_rg pay; to buy ln this Province.

-Miss Annie Metherell,Albsrton, is

spending a few days in Summcrsidc. *Jo

-Mrs. Newton Strong, Boston, is

visiting in Summersida tns guest of Mrs. C. E. Strong.J. _

-A splendid farm is oilsrcd for

sale at Tryon. Iutending purchasers should look up the ad. which ap- pears in this issue. _

morning on return to Sprlngiield,. Mass. ‘

-There will 'be a meeting of the

Ladies Aid in the Summerside Hospi- tal Parlor on Saturday afternoon at three o’clock.J.

-Miss Patricia Laughlin, St.

Eleanors, has arrived home from Chatham, N. B., where she spent her

-R. M. Shearer and Mrs. Elizabeth

Shearer of Edinburgh,. Scotland, who have ibeen visiting in Bummerside the guests of Neil and Mrs. McLeod left yesterday on return home.J.

-Rev. Herbert W. Brooks, and fam-

ily of Woolnich, Me., hre .visiting at the home of his parents at Union Corner. Mr. Brooks will occupy the pulpit of the church Sunday Sept. 8 at 10.38 a. m.J. _

-Before Stipendiary. Wright at O'-

Leary on Friday.1ast T. Botts of Bloomfield was convicted of a first

and was fined $100'antl costs. This case was instituted by Prosecutor Phillips. Exe.

-Mrs. Arthur -Grs,y`_ and daughter

Miss Hazel of Knoxville. Tennsssc, who have been visiting Mrs. Gray’s

and Mrs. James Ariiett of Albany left hy the Empress ysstsrday morn-

very pleasant visit.J.

-The presentation of the Nelson

Shields by tns Rev. Alfred Hall, will beheld on the High School Grounds on Monday afternoon, September 9, at 2.30 p. m. Addresses by prom- inent ditizsns will be delivered and the school children will sing their usual patriotic songs. The public are invited to attend.J.

From Yesi'erday’s Eveing Guardian.

-Capt. Richards, Bidsford, ls Bllelldillg a few 'days in Summerside. -J .

.___ ...__

"*‘-Miss Mary Thompson, 0( She,-_ brook, left this morning by the Em- Press for Boston.-J.

-Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and child,

Amherst, who have been visiting in Charlottetown, loft this morning by the EmDr`css‘for their home.-J.

-Among the recent 'visitors to

Moncton warez. Misses Nellie Larkin, George Lailsrty, Winnie Kenny, Pearl McNeill, Gordon Arbing and Ed. Dal- ton, of Summsrside.

-Mrs. R. Osgood Morse and son

Rupert of Summersids left this morn- ing by the Empress for a month's visit with friends at Brown’s Flatts, N. B.-J.

-The many friends of Mrs. Charles

E. _McDons.ld, Summsrsidc, will rc- grst to learn that she has 'gone to the hospital to undergo an opera- tion.

-F.F‘. Holland, 'l'ryoh,` 'who is up- wards of ninety years of nge,-while busily engaged _working in n field, about one-half mile from his homo, Tuesday, in some unaccountable' manner fell backwards on a stump brsakingthi-ss ribs. The aged gen-1 tlsmsn, who was working alone, had. to crawl on his hands and knsss to

times thinking he would dis on the way. _ _

“Now is the time to get that boy's

school suit had youcnn gstvbsstbat-_ lsfaction at rown's. fA‘~sple_ndid,l|i,,_ 'is`1|ow displayed *null evsny .suit is a` barrels at_1_1ts_pri¢°. ..B!‘9vn'a, 1ss_ Queen St. §»4ME3i.i

_ _ ._ -:__ ._ y _ I .lfoirraoou mamma." - Corrected for .every lhdassdss .sac

Batnrdayis tssas. r

sqeaiaag. ' . ai;

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-Miss Virginia Crokcn, Summer~-

stde, left by the ‘Empress yesterday.

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‘ -one me per word ascii .iaaaruoii 'Dr advertising fn this column. Cash .must 'accompany order, and uve per cent disfount allowed. Minimum ohargetweaty-tive cents.

-W. J. Whitney will rs-open class in vocal and instrumental music on Monday, Sept. 9, at Bummerside.

9-4M6i.

-H. Clark, Agent, will be glad

receive all news, advertising

subscriptions in__ Atherton and v

ity. His chico phone No. is 1.

`-`-Subscribers should rsnewa week

or two before ‘the time they have paid 'for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are dis- continued uromptly on expiry dats.

-Eggs.-We .arc paying the high-

est cash price for eggs in any quan- tities st our Summerside branch. We solicit correspondence from parties handling same. Gunn, Langlois & Co.. Ltd. 9-4M1w.

_.__-

offence against the Prohibition Act,-

sisters Mrs. John Curtis of Wilmot'

ing on return to their home after ni

his home, and suffered severely, at'

holidays with her cousin Rev. R. T. _Miss Basie _“ward skein m J-_ H°wk°° and Mn' J°h“ H°wk"'J‘ IC. Jardina'a Bookstore, Watcr St,

will be glsu to receive all news,'ad~ vertising and subscriptions in _Bum- mersidc and vicinity. Her office

phone is 45-1 and residence phone 6, ~'

-The -Prince County Exhibition horse races will he held on the 2nd‘

‘day ol filo Exhibition, Sept. 20th.

There wil be a tres for all class, purse $150; a 2.85 class, trot and pace, purse $100; farmers' race to waggon, $50 (hopples and profes- sionals barred in -farmers' race). Five per cent to enter and 6\ per cent additional for winners, 5 to enter. Entries close Sept. 13th.

Special ti-_sins ext and west. Special fares. _G. M. -R d, Secretary. 8- 'lM6i

_ ::M. ‘& B. special razor is a grand value 'at its price, $2.50. It consists of a. handle and blade holder and 12 wafer-like, double-edged blades in handsome nickel plated csss. You would pay $4 for another outfit as good. Special value at $2.50. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. Geo.' and 'Kent Sta. _ MEtf.

BUT THIS BUT ill) .e

sFiSiE li UP

_

Almost every day 'rue Guardian ro-

csivss orders by mall to insert news matter or an advertising nature. In _most of those cases the senders, who are frequently not known _to any .member of the stall and who have .no account in the advertising dspartf mont, write "Please insert the fol- lowing and oblige," thus apparently implying that they think the items ,will bs inserted free. Only n few weeks ago s. reader wrote asking that his dd- -vsrtissmsnt of Farm for Sale be in- _scrtedfrsa from day to day until _'ha cancelled lt, as hs is 3. subscriber ,fo The Guardian. In this connection #it may ho said that the subscription price is not sufficient to even psy the actual cost of paper, ink, presswork, mailing. hookksspingand other expen- ses of the Circulation department proper, and thus subscribers have no privileges of free advertising and are on the same footing as non auhscri-_ bers. Seldom ever docs tha sender, stats whether the item is to appear in the Morning Daily or in the Evening Daily, whether for ons or more tlmss tn either Daily, or in both, whether as a d,llp1sya`dvsrtissmsn'¢. announce-1 ment, basl sas local, classified ad or; otherwise. When for church or chart-' table purposes they seldom ever say,

I9. or dp not enclose sufficient monsyi to psy `or same, all of which will bs returned by first mail in the event of' the itcm _no'¢_ being chargeable, or lf- more m0llsv_ is isnt than necessary to Da! for the item the surplus will; ba,.r‘aturnsd at once, there being. a

master discount -'for cash with o der' for advertising _ef churches tack n_ Farm For Sale

1°” lbw ¥4s°° _ buys choice .-140,

acre farm_in,fl‘rynn--fthe been dis-i trict on t__l1§_»Il\_l\td»-- mo acresclear-' ed.,.g_oo_d-buildings and wells- Must be soldimmediately. < » I 1 __ _ ,ALBERT N_.1tOBBL1'iE. '_ _6Mc`." _ _I

Any..0viirdiai1 reader y

who i'ecelves'a'dii.nly print- * ed, badly _pr_inted, ‘badly _ ' 'fo!Hed. `_b_¢d_lv uit. 5441>' ’ addrcsmd, badly wrapped, »wm.-»sil°4».9r--iw-Qrlcw _ paper of whatever issue ltiudlyllotify t)_eiSub- \ -artisan hepmaiinii ia. - .

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WITH THE TIHELINBSS -that c|lM'¢4:Nl’l!es=sll

All our clothing_is the‘specisliaed~produsii`qf me ~'.~

most skilful _`_tailors_-in__;_'Cal':sda; madeeztiiressly for 111; customers of this store, and are noteworthy as toqualitics I

oi'_flt,. style and wolkmanuhipw ‘ 4 ='

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atlas*-nal# aaoiaiasii xiii. fm win sara' _ 1 ianinvsaiagefisy ~i..ia..g__§i.iii;,f¢§,,_,,.r,,,,, _ .gtoppingpoiut inlookihg for one. ~- ._ _ , 1:"

, of the offaringsof Prbwsellros Lftii we_lua\igq¢\¢_. srE_c1AL sam! df ovarcisrii far ian w_a»iii¢_r;ii»i ii ina

_ tilllerwvhen they are most needed,_- -.__ .. . ._ _V ,___, __

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Descriptlonscf clothes ,necessarily read anion g_1}i'¢¢-_ .-_.

There is one speedy,__

to judge. SEE THB CLO

WE HONHSTLY BELIEVE that we have the "

largest and best assorted stock of clothing in the Lower .Provinces marked.

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It is perhaps natural 'that each store should think"its own -:- - stock “best”. `

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ME'N’S ~WATERP-ROOF COAT

in rubberized cloth of a fashionable olive shade, has s velvet collar, sizes 36 to 46 inch chest, `5o inches limg. This is s. splendid overcoat 'for -fall wear. and » can- not- be bought elsewhere *for ~less"than 6.oo OUR SPECIAL PRICE. . . . .$4.00

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MEN’S FALL WEIGHT OVER- `“`

i 'COAT made ‘-from s' dice quality onli- -P

` sgcnal striped whip cord 43 inch Chester- -1-

iield model, has a good quality of twilled .,.

' "body.Jinihg, fashionable closeilttingcnl- _ _ _,_

'lar and 'lapels _ sizes 36 to A44 'OUR #_ ` SPECIAL

_nannies Ihsussll

$6.00

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MEN'S CRAVENETTE RAIN-

COAT made from a dark oxford grey Englishlcravenetbe cloth, full length, '50 inches, with vent in back- The body lin- ings are of durable Italian cloth. This is a very serviceable coat as it can be worn either rain or shine. OUR SPECIAL PRICE . . . . . . . . ... ......$6.00

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_ COAT of a better qnality,in a dark dic-

ford grey imported goods, tailored in a ‘fashionable model, 50 iucbeslong. with a deep vent and twilled -'Italian body lin- ings, -sizes 36 to »-44 inch chest measure

OUR SPECIALPRICE. _ ._. ~.. . . .$9.00

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A HANDSOME 'FALL._-WRIBET

OVERCOA,T ‘ , -J' -_ I vicuns,-withlngood quality.b9q,y»linings, ‘ ._ and silk lapels. Tailored in ‘achesterfield ‘ model with.'close'fittiiig COLIAARAND . ..

_ llP¢l8.<OUF‘ SPECId\"L7PRICE,.."`.$1.75 _.~

.THIS Il IS AN EXCELLENT i _

_ OVERCOA-T, roi" -dark-'-;grey"impastcd _ _ ~r

cheviot, tailored in a fashionable chester-

field model,

. worklthroughout, has silk body -lining ,

and 'mohair

PRICE .......................$l0,00

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43 inches long, good tailor _».

sleeves. OUR ‘SPECIAL --

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|0g- 1-,guru \,,,|i|,,s,,_ 1,, an “ch cm. fee, silver collection, sals of piss or ag nm gave;-rising dgpu-tm,” com. sale of food or retreshments, etc. Ad- muniggbgg Wim mg ‘enum-.gg quigny vanco notices of purely religious ser- as possible ‘by mall oi- phone, often Vi°°_B» GPG!! *-110 8 _ _lllvvr paying the messenger service to gat collection is to ba'ts.\Ken _them no urs telephone it not 'too iq ull. are not chargeable. The distant, thus saving all possible time. |’°"u°“l”`° °‘ ".17 °f 31° @b°'°' 3"" raapia writ. this aims ia snow ii thfy have been held. are. however. News, Latter: ia Ediiar, atc., ara 11°" and thu' not chnrresble- The charged for, and to 511 “gh than gl news of any past, present or future buf, an, |-°p1y._1u gum, aw' _og _ g business, which is still bstng conduc- mgnsy mskingnaturs. oven though $05. il all-!'S°l\>l°, if it is sp- they bs somewhat ct .5 naw! nature, P°"°"t F55* U” 051°” il C0 are aiiargeaiiia. For iaaiaaca, ilia ad- makv the business mv" viihlv klwvn ~ -. vancemotlce or _notices of a. concert., 'sud thusincrsssc it._ Varies accompa- igbtn,-,_ pi, ,,°¢ig1_ p1¢m¢_ _,mn U, nying -death notices arerslso char-

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news and not chargeable but once in either Morning Daily or Evening Daily

or both are chsrgeaby for-_morec than one tnscrtion, as the are thus not news. _ _

The above facts sro given for the

purpose ol assisting .persons who basis items, etc., to mail to this oilicc, so that daisy and iilsappointmaiit will ba avoided. _ ' ~ '

Valuable

F0ll SALE

‘ ' I Advertisements

chargeable if there is an .admission Buble. Even items which are actua

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A valuable ni-in for sale -at McNelll's

Milla "S‘avlin=, Ci mpi-Ising ru acres wltf

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.t good act of' buildings, 7: acres oi' whl_

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.Competitions

O en to Ever one

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awunuannpnu

lial-xnce covered v\i.h a good grnvfhll liard and soft wood with an excellsn bush for fox farming. The above pm'

is cleared and in good slats ofctrltivltiqlli

i ’Nariii Jaiieiiaii mira and ‘auf faiiway.

- _ _~ '_ -_ ' _ psrtyf-is 'nicely situated. fronting on the

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_ Class -A.. No. 1- For the best aoein, _referring to.Prince Edward Is; land (uot'niorc‘than iiv_e_vers`es ) ` _ old Medal.

No.4 --Forthe best desci_'ip_tion__i_n prose of -this Province as a plggef rafiive in ifaaemaia than .goo wards.) odid maui. ~

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