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SEPTEMBER 7,‘*19o9 TH LA i V ` ' ____ _

_ _.___ _ ' TEST Nhws ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' rmsr or un '~ pans savev I

P- |sland’s Oldest Jewelry Store

lp. _............ ...._ THE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN"

/i _ _ We are showlngthis season ahandsoine line of _ l_l8aCl 0l"liC\i in _ k '-Char _

, ' ` nm latest news' mn 0’ 511° Finder of a watch and fob see Cla-

'* Ch ‘ "

H' . . _ Mrs. Frank Bealcs, City, has return- ___

`- °°mP\"S1hg Belt Pins Brooches Hat Pins S ea from tri t ii u ‘to st t ` '

-as ned noveuies_ 1 v » P00115 Hilti “ P ° ‘ e m ° 3 eB~| Col. and Mrs. Moore le. e this

. i isitt tlifii h~

Brooches run from :oc up. °A\ph“ Rekekap L°dg°'. N0' 1°' LO' .lliihiil ds liilaiek, Piigwnisli, Niiug. un

37h

' W. W.

_-._,,__, _ _Nora McPherson a.n_d_ Mary C. pmt saturday |_!_ght at eight thirty ____ ____ __Next door to Bank of Montreal Gillis, Orwell, leave this' morning for and we .man twin came in at, eleven »

0UR r _ W°5"`enf7“look like|

men ' 5"' f:>rce,. »

eh¢l‘8Y. _~,f§=.;§f,'_ _the-` sitteixl rliey = "ff-§,.F_;.»." ieil somethi -"`f“~""`?;’§' ~-P' ~- eh" portrayed. , '1‘eleph5i1‘é"i5d-diiy for an appoint- ment. Phone 399. L

C001( Studio

Studio where baby is alway2iy_¢ili~.»nm

E __,._llUGllES’

Special..-Horse `

#Cough Powder

is a sure cure only 25c per box mailed on receipt of price

(iso, iii,-;_;iics.

:.50 " |,5o |,5o

' Ladies’ patent ~" leather slioes

L50 - 1.50 a pair. _Youricliance to buy _L50

`. , a neat trappy shoe

|50 ‘ ata low price. L50 ~ Blucher cut,`fast color eyelets, cheap

.|50 at 2 25 50: |50 |.50`

li E." Memicllizu

loneirgaifs illream Bread

1.50

_) ,cursion rates to Boston as will be ofB1&ke_Lee & C0' of that Gig” ab

.Queen Quality New-Fall Stock Arrived To-day

All the new ideas

are here-short vainps_ in laced or buttoiied

boots and low shoes- patent leather-gun iiietal-tan calf and

kid boots.

$4.00, $4.50 $5.00.

Alley 59. Co

its good and its clenii-baked in a sanitary oven and wrap- ped in dust and moisture proof paperas soon as baked. Avoid the tortures of n hot kitchen by sending your order today.

|24 Gt. George Sf. Phone 294, L2

'T'-"-'N \ Ask for our crown ,

" a

i i

Eyes tested and n-ted or 1

UH.il.ll.lUliil.iUN

Kant nrrn i

Practice lfuilted lu Uisenees

of Eye, E-ar, Nose Throat

and Skin.

glasses. '

OFFICE HOUAB lltol a ln. LID-8.!! m

. D

Evenings by aonolntment

dtww '

issiiled Column...

O. F. meets tonight at eight o'cl0clt_ _

T I The Northumberland arrived in

° forty. '_ "7"

, The P.E.I_R_ is offering cheap ex-1 Gem F_ Lee_ Bostom 0| the tim

3”” LY the ad e15°“'h°r°~ rived- here Saturday night. He ish*

_ at the Queen. l

. Harry McEwen of the Canadian .__ _ Bank of Commerce, Souris, spent H_ H_ Brown, Kenneth Brown, and th'-' Week end in Uh“|`l°ttef°W“- Mrs. Brown, St. .-John, arrived in. the

it S turday night to spend Su d

The funeral of the late Hon. Sena- gng L2-_,or Day he,.e_ u ayl

tor Ferguson will take place today at __ three p.m. Kindly omit ilowers. Hed1ey_v_ and M,-s_ McKim,0,, and

”‘f“ child, and Miss Dutcher, St. John,

The flag was flying at half mast cum, to the CIW by the express Sa,”

over the hall at Caledonia, Saturday ur,-my night, They leave on return ‘in respect to the late ltev Geo Mc- this |`n0ming_

,Lennan, pastor at that place. .___

'*‘- Miss Bell and Mrs. Robins, Lynn,

. Ainfing the passengers arriving in Mass_ who hwve been visiting in, this the City Saturday 1-ight hy thu Nor- city the guest 0lMrs_ charles Hig- thumbcflund were L. -JOFUUH; WRU” gins, Richmond St, teturued to their Davey H1111 GUY 56011. Gif-y. 'l`I‘0m N°“? homes Saturday morning.

Glasgow. ____

-- Mrs. Georgina Rodd, Dorchester,

‘ Mn1'C\1S Calder. Of U10 511810 Amen* Mass., formerly of this Province, ar- can Telegraph Co, who is stationed rived in the city last night. She will in rliiiiimeisiile came to the City Sat- spend 9, Short time here before re. hrilsy night- Ile leaves- 011 fewfh turning to ner some in the U. S. A.

' - ...ov 1' f ,

Stanley

you samples by

this morning. .___ . 'i The remains of the late Rev. Peter . The coldest temperature recorded Cu,.ran_ who died at Colorado Sprinm YeSl»9l`dB5' was mtymve degees above are expected to reach this Province. zero and the highest wa's sixty-three Thursdmy nig,ht_ The intement Wm‘ HDGVC- At “ine P-m' the mefcuryfue at St. Teresa's. Funeral notice stood at iiitzy-six degrees above. nate!-_

I __‘i_` 11-

Mrs. J. S_ Floyd, daughter of Rev. At th I ti 1 H. J' F- and Mrs' Fmyd' City' who Canadiaian eliiie oi.lIn(derlivni(ti;r; fgxssoctiliili' Wm-‘ her little daughter Mice has tion recently in session at Toronto been aumniering here, will return to_J_ Matthews CRY was elected M; he" h°'m° i“ St- John tomorrow m°r"a member of the’\Executive Co'mm~itt°G “mf V of that Association.

The Oddfellows turnout Sundayi for A,m,on.g the arrivals on the express

the purpose of decorating the gra-_Inst night were Canon Simpsom City

ves of their ilepnrtcil brethren wasifrom Sm John H_ smith' Cm” from Hg Very cfedftal-‘le One- The tI’r°°eB'|Elumfrnerside, Reg. H. Johnson, of the 51°" wa?) hwdtd by the Four h Reg Tivo Macs., City, from SuminerSide,' _‘1'“°“t Bfmd- and K. Mclrnaysn, Tigninli. I Mrs. Malcolm McKenzie and own _ __ _ , _. _i

daughters, _Qi_iincey, Mass., _vvlxo hgzsl“AEDtl;;eM§_r;l1ii&i;t3ég1h§ttpaigniggt .been spending akpl_easant vii; wi _this evening “sides the music and friends at Bum ned the 5" 5 0 literar Program sevent lante n

lA- ‘md Mrs' Bcatén' returned home views zvill be shown of they Sackvillle

011 Sefufdal' m°f”i“g- ' '1nstiunti~pn_ The public are invited.

Mlisses Tilly S. _and Pearl Ferguson, _

Th i

daughters of H. E. Ferguson, bag- at taenI;;§x;,?P;j§gn:}_:c§yy5§;e@‘:il sage master of PE-I~B~. have \'E‘“f“' G.-R. white or .Miss Elia M Yeo nf’ 'ed to their home in Charlottetown Kingston to Wallace C_ 'pursey up lllfief Wendinll 5 f°"Y Weeks v‘S"t“‘g this City. The young couple who were'

ffellils at head 0! H‘u5b°f°“gh' lunattended, leave tlgs morning on al

-_ visietst -oth A '

william and iviis. 'remii or oidtnwn ,,,t,es_ ° 05 0” ““, °" "‘°“°““

Mainé,` were passengers by the Em-i press last week tio spend several, Miss (.131, _ 'I'

Mrs Terrill was formerly Miss Celebtai 8 prmt,-,m in the mminery dw ,_ Wicklétl, dflllghtef 0| Lewis Wicketl' ment of Moore & McLeod. léiisai formerly of Clinton, P. E. I. Mid DOW Sterile has had several years experi-

_ u§te:l,l-htrfJ

weeks among friends in this\ Province. Sf_ee1e_ Kent Stu* ;.it(y?u,i\;Bscacieptg§'

The New

all Fabrics

Bros

return mail.

Ven_etian cloth

he samefine soft well finished ii iF h 1 li

. _ It lias"been'said that Cli.ir`0ttfrtown merchants do not as

_a rule advertise enough Lo give people _au idea of what they

herein give you apartial list ofthe newest, finest and

most fascinating fall fabrics they have ever shown,

'They are all ready for you- now; and if it is impossible

for _you to_come and sec them yourself, cut off, fill in, and mail the slip at the bottom and we will be most pleased to send

, , , a woo rene cot

5oi_ncli......_ ._ .-.$l.Io per yd. 52 inch_..... ......$i.2o per yd.

Queen’s cloth

A splendid hard finish Swiss cloth that is a perfect dust

shedder, all wool too, and medium weight, 47 inches wide

Black only. ._ ....$i.i5 Black,Navy and Brown "$1.35

` Sedan cloth. Special

_This cloth is one of nnsiirpassable finish, weight and

quality. We were shown the samples of one of the Great

London Houses and picked this out for ourselves

that gave those that bought it last year perfect satisfaction

The colors are

Cardinal, _'I`aiipe, Navy, Brown, Black

It is made from the finest quality long staple wool

In Roubaix France

We have twelve colors on order of which ,four have arrived

Wisteria, Navy Blue, Bronze, Green, Taupe, 50 in _ . . . _ .$1.20

Mervcleau

_ This cloth is one of the very newest London and Parisian

styles. lt is niediiim height and very much resembles a fine

._ _ .. _ .._..,.........».

- l

of Oldtown, Maine. lenee, and is widely known ag. .5 paste.

ful and efficient nflliner Sli

Ginger Ale

Pilre

' Sparkling ' Delightful

the nearest approach to the

penulne Belfast Ginger Ale yet

ntroduced.

, The best dealers sell it and 1 * the 'many other non-alcoholic

beverages put up by us.

G. ll. SIMMONS

Ch’ town.

5-14d17w

Rothesiiy Collegiate School ,

. a0'l‘HlssA\', N. iz.

REV. W.R. IIIBBARD. M. A. llesd Master. Late Senior Mathematical Master :it

'lrinily College School, Port llopo- Offgffllg all l$ilC V€l'y l(\W 1‘

RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS owned b the Diocese of Frederictoii Preparation for the Universities ,|¢_

1 ~ MANUAL TRAINING.

lior Calendar Apply to Head Master -

2 \l"=°m. ,

Arriving Daily cnrgcs of Acadia Nut and

Round, Sydney and Inverness ll

Round and Run of Mine. bl' . Albion Nui, iniefcoioniai BAYER Photographer

Nut and Yale Nut. i

i _,

‘ ' Blacksmith Coal.

Dil Al _Bu D1<.NTIS'l‘

Office Hours 9-l and Z-45

» Ovur Jenkins GL Son

NEW PROWBE BLOUK

I AL_Jg\ai}lotte¥/own, P. E. I.

__» rr. _

U-1* ,,___. _.__1'_.T,_i._.._

Cheap Granulaled Sugar;

We have just received a

new brand of white Granu

ated Sugar called “Unite

Empire" which We are 110W

21 pounds for $1.00

V1; _iswgood va_lue_ for _the_

____,___1_:___el

Make up your MlNl) to ave your PHOTO TAKEN

Exhibition Week

Dr. Geo. E. Moor

pc-ntist

ctnpa“i;_ 1'. E-I.

_ e will'

Mr Hiolms nccountant ofthe Cana-,enter on her new duties very shortly.

ilinn Bank of Comrmerce in this) .._.'...1 City, leaves at the end of this week The prohibition cases against James for Amherst and will lie succeeded Dunn, Mt. Stewart and Major Mc- here by Mr Rai>l<?Y Of St C'1th€\‘i11€S. Kinnon, Glenaladale, were on Sanur- Ont. W. G. Spencer has also beefn day last adjourned for one week. transferred from Charlottetown to Yesterday one drunk' was gathered' in Montague, Mr Hamon of Montafllfe hy- the officers. He will appear this coming to Charlottetown. in his morning. James Donovan, who recen-

place. ltly escaped from the hands of the

-- _ police, was again arrested and will

At 8, meeting of the Executive of now appear Un this ch,u.ge_

the the Aliegweit Athletic Club yes-I __ I terda-y evening it WW ‘l°Ci`d@d_ £0 *Rudi On Wednesday, September first, a team to represent that C1\11>"8$ f-he Mr anvil Mrs Laird of Cavendish gave Maritime Championships to Ue held n very enjoyable afternoon tw, in‘ Sept. 11th next. in HMHHX- This honor of their sister, Mrs Emima team is composed as follows:-J._W'right of Oakland, Cal., and their Parker HOODGF. Hamid Stanley' nephew Oliver McNeill, who are at

Michael Paul,

Duffy, A. D. Campbell, Jos. Gaudet.

Miss Edith M. Wilson of Hamilton,

Ontario, head mllliner for MOON & McLeod, is at present in New York in the interest of the above mention- ed firm. While in New York she pro-‘ poses tio select a wide varietY Uf U19 newest fall mlllinery ideas, and on her return in a few dayl Will* '00 $1811 to meot any of the wide circle of customers who have found her artis- tic work so satisfactory during the past seasons. '

,____________

Tenders will be received hy' the un-

dersigned up to-and on Tuesday the 24th. August inst., for the following privileges at the Maritime Exhibition to bo held in Charlottetown from 21st, to 24th, September next.

p _

2-For the privilege of vrihtlhs and

selling score cards for the races.

3-For the privilege of- snpfplylng

straw al required.

4-For the privilege of selling feed

for horses cattle etc. on the grounds in Nos. 1, 2, .ami 4, the highest Cr

any tender and in No. 3 the lowest

or any tender not necefsarily accept- iid ‘ o ` '

lilondftfons may he obtained nb of- fice of C. R. smnliwood. Swv- Treas- Angnrt s-isdtl.

,, _ - Y _, . _

British Almond Pink. There is no better preparation on the market. As a -lotion for after shaving it has no equal. Only 25c per bottle. A. W. Reddin, Pham B..

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Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd Charlottetown Picton » Service

Change Of Time

Colnmonclniz Tuesday Juno lst. Tne H. S. 'Nortliiiuihoi-land" will leave lthe OomPM|Y`»° whiivf d iily, nx.eo|\l.;Si\nd-_\y, at B-20 n'clock s. ni lloturning will leave Picton about 4-Il) D. m

il. W. WAKEFORD.

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.' ililllll ('"““ Pwwuy my ‘ i ,Novi limilil

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‘SIA-n¢....xi._.__._._._.._.._...... . ... ` ` ' ‘ ‘ ~ ` ` N L ` `:

1-For the rivilege of catering |

.ras Iiiiiisnfi. imkin. .=w:~f.1\i»=b'.":

l |

Michael Thomas. H‘~ M- present visitiriz thiem. After tea avery

Robertson. W. J. Donovan, P. E.

pleasant evening was spent, with an impromptu program of music, read- ings 'and speuches by the guests. A- mong the latter were the four sisters, nf Mrs Laird and her mother, Mrs. WJ S. M1-lffncill, who has attained to the notably age of ninety two years. Com.

:If you want a tight roofe and mio

that can be easily luept in repair, in- sist iipon using; Carpenter-Morton Roofing. This Roofing is made from Long Fibre Wool Felt, treated with

serge. Bronze, Green, Brown, Navy, Black, 54 in.. _ _ .$l.35 yd

Soliel

This is one of the old time favorites that was worn more

than twenty years ago. New York has pronounced it to be one of the favorite cloths for this fall. That’s why its here.

Catawba (new) Navy Blue, Dark Navy, Black and Myrtle

54in. _............,$|.75yd

Tweeds

i ]ust as popular this year as ever they were. New weaves,

pattern and colorings have changed them so much that one will hardly recognize theui.

Green and Taupe,

Navy and Black

Grey Stripe,

Taupe Stripes, Grey Diagonal,

Green and Blacli,

Heather Mixtures _ . _ . . .. _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . .$l.|5 io $2.10 yd.

Natural Asphlat. Nothing else is equal to it far durability. Fennell & Cha/n-dler carries n large stock of this Roofing and sells it under an abso- O lute guarantee of satisfactory results _

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OUR,

special prices oN i Lealller han dbags

fumes etc., etc., f' `

will continue until all i are sold our.

Our stock is an ex-

cellent one both in quality and variety, and 'at our reduced prices, every article is

a real bargain.

G F. Hutcheson

jewoller A Optleill

_|1\.»\ iz ir '-4 in \-'\01"'.

l L

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oi. fioiimwn my 'nth um ‘ »f»“1'° . wool por ni

“No old goods shown. Remember

Paton & Go cleared out all these past season's Suitings and Dress Goods. Therefore, what is shown is alll up to the minute goods. The colors and designs are thu very newest. 9-7ldtf.

BUHFERBDE MARKETS

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturdays Issue.

Butter per lb 16 to ll Beef (caucus por lb) 8 to 8 l’otatr>°s 60

.... ...-»......,..». »

DRESS GOODS

Cross out those not wanted.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

'Attention is called' to the ad Parm for sole at Winsloe which mppgm-9 in this issue.

PLEASE MAIL ME SAMPLES OF

fo makes “Conf” “Suit” "Dress"

Colors............. ........from.._.........to............peryard

ders for Steel Bridges which appears ln this issue.

"Parrafln (liquid and hard) for

your preserves-A. W. Reddin Phem B. Sunnyside. 9-7r|3i.

Cream

i fresh and good, received celebrated Dairy Farm.

Calflklhl Def fb I Eggs per doo I0 ~l-lay loose $8.50 Straw $4-50

Oats ~ 60 ornmssl per M3100 lbs Sl to $2.50

W'e are the only peopl

Call and have some.

JENKINS ®.

dttsrftf.

every day from Roper’s

e handling this brand.

SON Sunnyside

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E* ' 42 G' f*"“V_`"_ 'M`€élitl6Ti`is”cslled to the sd Ti;