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f , -IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

Expgrt E keep on making Clothes to °“

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wanting them, because we make Clothes to please them l

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-THE EMPRESS-DOCked last night

9 o'clock with about S0 passengers.J

Parlors. Summerslde.

wanting them ! They keep, on lcialn be obtained at Latl5erty’s Tanaor.

MR. J.C LEWIS, Guardian re-

esentatlve in Alherton. will Sladly eive subscriptions and advertising

i\'9C

Some Men are hard to fit-` '”“""' “'

UBSCRIBERS should renew a

ck or two before the time they

I more individuality'_they get more lvivxfve paid for has expired and thus

. Some Men want their Clothes

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We chaage only what Good ini

Expert Tailoring is wort i. n',,

You’ll Like

Our Work !

_ Ch&I‘aCi§eI' in their Cl0th€S. not miss an issue, as all papers are

discontinued promptly Ou tligglfy date. -

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different from anybody elSe’s'_ rainstorm passed over the vlinity

Suinmcrsidc yestertiay morni_ g and

a lar e t anti of hail is re orted to

S IU V-Y P

ve fallen around Kelvin Grove. J

-RAIN AND HAIL.-Quite a_heavy

TRYON ROLLER MILLS. -- Mr.

Chas. Ives, proprietor of the Tyroii Roller .\lills, was in the city yester-

- where he was superlntending the

We l`l€V€‘l' SHW l'lal'idSOl`IlCI° moving of a large engine and boiler

N . .

ich he will use in his uilll. Mr.

Suilings and Overcoatings than Niles has one of the finest mills in

win this Season. ' ii

We are Sho g tllsougliout with a complete system

lower provinces it being fitted

electric lighting. He also furnish- liglit to a large number of the re- ents of North Tyron, including the esbyterian church of that placc. J

-SKIRMISH AT SUMMERSlDE.-

seems that even those who stay home in these warlike times can

Suits to giolt always avoid a fight. .~\t Summer-

e on Wednesday a fracas instigmit~ by Kaiser RRuni. resulted in two the Allies being taken prisoners policeman Oakes, one so severely

$30.00. wouiuivd that he had to bc patched

at the Prince t‘onnty Hospital en

route to jail. They were brought

:it thc Police Court 'l‘liurs<lay morn

1 ing and remanded until Tuesday

xt. In 'the ineaiitinie it transpircs

that in the rout goodly stores ot' tho

- aninillnilimi oi' this class ot' wo.rl’ni'e

Lower Prlces rnean poor work was nlxliiiloiieti at tho premises where

and poor SefV1Ce_ the battle was l`ot\_‘.:lit. 'l`lii»y range

from t-liniiipagiio to \'i-ry snizill liquor

- '* ' and nll assunied to have been coninian-

rlecrrd froin cclliirs at Sumnierside where wet goods are stored- so the 1

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Tailors and Clothiers

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,`.2_-F., Buy a Silver

Moon Now

'_ The New Silver Moon Base

J" Burner keeps the house in uni- .`. it form temperature at all times. T, "tjjj Just put _in a scuttle of coal in f`-f=~.‘»'-na'-"1=.§,_, the morning, and you have no more trouble with it all day. Being constructed with Double I-,»“-;_,t,:_»_r{*,L.;. -_~‘-;‘-“ix Fire Pot, it radiates the Heat _ ii";"~,-‘}f‘j",l_Ei_. vi., ,l.',f,_\i through the Mica L`oors from 1 is Q: T , 'Z

style of heating stoves.

the bright burning coals, thus

,.- f _-.1 ll?-_»l~"‘-` il-1-iirslef. l -'ef-lf We also have the New Silver ,',-Sig-',ii, _.~:l -' ~y_’ 1 = 'al _,.,~*-t .-7- li

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,ft

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assuring a larger amount of heat from a given quantity of coal consumed, than any other

l Moon with Revertible Flue. This

a_ ,. /,V _ stove radiates the heat through the entire stove, thus giving the fullest benefit of coal before passing out ‘iii the chimney. at _,wa _li ,-2 We would be pleased to demon- I” 5 strate these stoves to you.

Uur l..ine ol Stove Requirements

Our line of stove requirements is most complete and

the prices are the lowest obtainable.

_lap’d Coal Hods, from 254: to ............. 90C ea. (`1alv'd Coal llods, from 45c and ._......60c “ Stove Pipe, 6 in ..... ...ISC 7 in...._,....22c a length. Elbows ....... ..20c ea Coal Shovels from Sc to 25c ea. Stove Boards, Wood Lined, _ ...... ..81.00 and $1.15

Call in and see the assortment.

S 'lhtvo i ci‘sl\<irbiiicircCo

e 'liur1.:t~ may be a criniinal one in the

‘ Q eiid.U\vini: to thc press(-oiisorsliip, fur-

tli ' `

or details :irc oinittcd :it sprcscut,

us in also the qilestioii as to whether the dr-pi~iid_-.iits ol thc conibatants are entitled tu ri-liel' l'r<>ln any service fund suscribed by non-conibatants or otherwise. Ex.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. Driscoll, agent of the PP. E.

I. ltailwiiy at li`ree\o\\'n, ivan in the city yesterday.

-.\lr. l°`l‘.ink l.nt`1`vrty, Guardian

agent at Suiiiiiicrsidc, is zittending the St. John lslxhibition. J

-Mr. P. Clarkin, traffic manager

of the P. E. lslaiid ltuilway, was a lpassenger to Suninicrsidc yesterday i morning.

--I\lr_ \`i';ilt<>r E. (,`ailnpboll, Agent

Donilnlmi Express (`onipzin_\', <`liui'lotte- town, ruturiii-rl by thc Empress on Tliiirsdny night troni attelitliisg the St. John l§xliib‘tion. J

-The c-oiicrt-te :;i<li-wall; on Water

Strcct has bet-ii exit-inlt-il to tho end of the biiilcliiig occupied by The Gunn Laiiglois Co., Ltd. This is quite an iinpi'o\'r-iiient over the old wooden -sidewrilk and will be iziuth :‘.pprcciat- ed by the public. J

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(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, Sept. ll.-The ltaliaii mili-

Vtary attuclic at Berlin has left his

post. and is rctiirniiig to italy. The cause of his departure is not known.

i GERMAN STATION TAKEN.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Sept. 11.-A despatch

from Blantyre, British (‘entral Africa, says the steamer Gwcndolon from Lake Nynssa shelled the German stu- tion at Lnnrzvnibiirg, at the head ot_a lake ln Gcrnmn East Africa. No op- position was oll°crcd and a. small force was landed from thc steanicr who took thu station.

There is more ('atarrh in this scclinn of the

country than nil other tli:-eases put together, and until thi- Inst it-w years was sunpnserl to be incur

able. l~`or zi ttrcnt many yc:|rsArlu' tors fimnounc- cd it a local disease and prescribed locn remedies a1d hy constantly failing to cure with local treat- ment, pronounced it incurable. Sciciicc has proven rzitarrh lo be a constitutional disease and lht~relorr rt-quircs runstitutional treatment. Hall s Vzitairh l`urc. niaiiufnctiiretl by lt' J. Vhency & Vo., Toledo, Uhio, is the only constitutional rule on llio market. lt is taken internally. It acts directly on the blood and raucous surfaces of the

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See the Smart

` New Caps

The new smart caps for fall'are here now, and

for good quality, smart appearance, excellent fi_t and dressy fabrics, you will find the line quite superior to any we have previously shown.

Why not call in today and pick out your new

cap.

“Reuben Tuplin & Co.

system. 'I`licyofl'cr one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Scnd lor circulars and I _ ' _ _

i3‘.l"`°"'”l’ y fiiiru-if a vo r i a oil'

r_=: ». . . c , occ, io

I Hrilrigby Drufqists. 751' _ _

Take llnll’s "ami|y Pills for constipation.

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-ONE sertioa tor umm Cult

Minimum charge

-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

dian Agent in Bummerslde.

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-ICE CREAM SOCIAL.-The Bed-

Sque Hall Co. will hold an Ice. Cream Social on the hall grounds at Central Bedeque, on Saturday evening. Sept. 12th. Coma along everybody and en- Joy some of the good ice cream 'that Central Bedeque is noted for. Pro- ceeds are lu aid of the hall. Should the above date prove unfavorable, the social will be held on the following Monday evening.

--_._______

LT.-COD. U. CREW READ, Bill* MINA.RD'S LINIMENT.

Lakefleld. Quo.. Oct. 9, 1907

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by by mNAP.D's LINIMENT, _

Hall ax. ' ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont. C. B. BILLING.

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by MINARD'S LINIMENT.

I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

sex.

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PERSONALS

Filr. Crawford Hayden, of St. Pc-

ter's Bay, was inthe Uty yesterday,

His llonour Mr Justice llaszard was

a passenger to Kensington on the afternoon train yesterday.

Mr. George Finlayson is visiting his

parents, Capt. and Mrs. Fiiilaysoii, Charlottetown.

Mrs. John 15. Jordan and Miss

Nellie Chapman who were in'tlie city on ri short visit, returned home yes- terday. )

Mrs. (Dr.) Reddy, of Montreal,

leaves this morning on return after visiting her mother, Mrs. I.. M. Poole, Charlottetown.

Miss liethune who has been the

guest oi’ Miss Lily Taylor, Charlotte- town, left yesterday on return to her lioiue in Boston.

Misses Edith and Alma Finlayson

lclt on return to New York yesterday after a pleasant visit to Clinrlottgi- town -

Miss Beelrs, of Paton & Co.’s, has

returned from attending the millinery openings in 'l‘oroi\to. Miss l)oiron is expected home to-night.

Mr. Frank J. Taylor, who has been

visiting his parents, Mr. and lvlrs. Tlionias Taylor, loft Friday for his home in Blairsville, Pennsylvania.

A party of young ladies, Misa Lillian liarlc, Miss K. Beales, Miss B. Cameron and .\liss l-Ithel llorne, City, left yesterday (mia holiday visit to Boston.

MPH Robert Collin whose delightful

voice chnrrred so ma.n_v during hei- visit to Charlottetown left yesterday for her home in Boston.

Miss Bertha Mcliine, of Murray

River, left Flinrlottetown yesterday morning by the western train on licr way to Boston, Mass.

Miss Lena Gay, who has been spend-

ing a pleasant visit to her home at Hazelbrook, Lot 48. leaves this morn- ing on return to Boston, Mass.

Mr. J. B. l\lcDonald. of the Depart-

ment of Marine and Fisheries. was n oasseiizcr to Boston by the “ Evange- line," which sailed from Charlottetown at noon yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Saiuiiel Stewart and

son. James, return this morning to their home ln Brookline, Mass., after visiting relatives at Mt. Herbert and North River.

Mr. James E. Newsome, Secretary-

Treasurer of the Massnehenscttn Fox Company, was yesterday morning it l‘"55°nl-ICF by thc Northumberland on his wny to lloston.

Mrs. White, (iharlottetown, has re-

turned home froin an extended trip on which she was getting new ideas and latest American styles in hair dressing. Mrs. White will receive her customers as usual at The Lenox

Premier Mathieson returned yester-

day from Georgetown where he had been investigating ilsbermnn's com- plaints regardlng depredations by .timericon trnwlers.

the visitors to the city was the veteran Mr. J. C.

of Ray Fortune. Mr. is in his eighty-nlxth

vmir hut looks-and no doubt feels- twenty years younger.

Among

yesterday Underhay Underhay

lllr. and Mrs. John Y. MacDonald,

accompanied by two sons, Joseph and William, left yesterday on return to their home in Yonkers. New York. *They were thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. "

The Misses Wlnnlfred and Ada

MacDonnld.,who have been spending the summer at their home in Dundas, left on Tuesday for Boston to resume their duties as teachers at the High School there.

Among the visitors to Charlotte-

town yesterday was Miss Robertson, of Sydney, Australia. who ll on her way home from a holiday trip to Eur- ope and America. Mies Robertson is a daughter of the late Rev. H. A. Robertson. the well-known Nova Boo- tia Missionary to the New Hebrides, a half century ago. She arrived in Georgetown Thursday by the steam- er Enterprise. and leaves this morn- ing on retum to Nova Scotia when

her mother. who accompanied her tn lnrrme. units liar.

L. .

improved our service. new women have come t

values has already been

'Tunic effects

'Hansas -F Suits- -1-

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~ Notable for iieeufy Of Paflem

Notable for Correctness -of Style

- Notable for Tl1oroughness"of Making ` ‘ Notable for Lowness of Price_ _ ` ,

This season we’ve put extra thought and extra effort into our suit- depart-

ment-and results show!

We’ve enlarged our display-and

and a reputation for style and good

store might well be proud of.

plain. Prices range from $5.00 to $26.50.

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We want you to visit the depart- ,-_

ment assooa as you can. Youdtbest . appreciate the display by seeing' the ~ suits for yourself. There are scores of splendid models in plain colors in the wanted shades of grey, blue, brown,

mahogany and green. ,

Each season o us for suits.

won that any

Coats are longer in length. Skirts are long and

you the new samples.

If you prefer to have

your suit made to order

we will take your mea-

sure and deliver the suit

to you within 10 days V

from the time the order

Much interest is being shown,

too, in the beautiful black and blue

serges. These suits are made in

heavy mannish serge weaves and

are perfectly plain-tailored. ,They

are faultless in tit,iinish and in mak- -gg

is placed. Let us show

Prowse Bros Lt

ing. Priced at from $7.50 to $26.50.

Free Alterations

P-‘ il

Satisfactory Clothes.

5 I

\ 5 Large Auction Sale

METHODIST. FIRST METHODIST-Services at

11 ri. ini. Consul Livingstone T. Mays will speak at 7 p. m.

GRACE CHURCH. - Rev. Mr.

Littlejohns at 11 ri. m. and 7» p. ni.

PRESBYTERIAN.

ST. JAMES-Rev. I)r. Fullerton

will preach at both services, Morning Subject-Of value to God and man. Evening-What Britain Is Fightiiig lor. Strangers and College Students are welcome to all services. Sunday School and Bible Classes -at 2.30 D. m.

NEW ZION.-Prayer meeting at

10 a. m., Rev. Gen. C. Taylor will preach at 11 and 7. Morning Subject --A rellly to Nzminan. (`hildren's Her- vice-Sell Control. livcninig Subject- What Our Flor; Symhollzcs. Sunday School nt. 2.30 p. m. Straiipgars wel- come.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. .

_.CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.-Rev. H. R. Bell at 11 a. ni. and 7 p. m. Sunday School at 2.30. Strangers welcolue.

BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.--Rev. Mr. Grant will

Dreach nt 1| ri. in., and Rev. Z. L. Fash nt 7 p. ln., subject.-Docs This War Prove Christianity a Failure? ti

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. ..ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL-lloly Communion at 8 and 11. Matins at_ 10.15. Evensoug ond Semion at 7.

ST. PAUL'S-~ Rev. Mr. Baniford

at 11 and 7. Communion at 8.30. Morning Prayer 11 a. ni. Eveningi Prayer 7 p. m. All seats free.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

PEOPLE'8 CHURCH-Rev. D.Mc-

Lean will preach at 7 p. m.

" BALVATIONISTS.

SALVATION ARMY - Services

each night of the week and on Sun- day.

Carry Off Prizes at St. John.

ST. JOHN, Sept. 11.- ln the sheep

section of the St. John Exhibition tho following are thc Island l’rlzc Wlin- ners:- Ccphas Nunn. \Vliisloc, won seventeen lirsts, ten seconds, four thirds and the Grand tilituiipionslilp of the sheep classes. George L. Bos- well, l<‘rcnch Fort. won eight ,first Sliopshlres, eight llrcs Dorsets, bc- sldcs seconds and thirds.

Groceries, lliirrlwarc, Boots and Slices, Rubbers, Dishes, Paints, Varulsh, Oil and lots other Valuable Goods, to be Sold at Carter's Sale Room To-Day.

Sale commencing at 10 o’clock sharp.

BENJ. CARTER & C0..

Auctioneers.

9-limit.

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::F'or your nerves, for your blood.

for putting new vim and snap into your system, and for building: up your general health, you will find the use of Rcxall Blood Tablets unusually ellicioiit. 60 tablets hi ri box, guaran- teed to give satisfaction nr tho pur- chase price will he rofuiidcd. One box 50 cents, threc boxes $1.25, six $2.50. Maclilnnon Drug (‘o.. corner Great George and Kent streets. nitf

Pickling Season

Frost last night September 9th,

‘not much damage to tomato and cn- ,rumbcr vines, but the next niny be lmora severe. What sense is there in Dui-ting oil from time to time until -Dlckling 812001( is obtainable. Just now we can Bllltllly in any rcosoii- llllf-Y\tltY| green tomato and ripe, small cucumbers nnd large, smnll Plckllng 0l1i0llB, red onions lor chow, spice, peppers ni-d choice pickling vinegar atc.- ` Last year we were compelled to °““°°\ WW many orders in this line. Call at our market place and leave a list of requirements, or if incon- venient to call, order by mall.

Please remember we are doing a cash business, prices on nppllcntion.l . .l.,J. GAY it SON, » Charlottetown Market.

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‘Seeing is Believing’

If you want to see _the

fruit of expert shoemak|n% look in our windows. trimmer looking, finer feel-

ing and lon erweari%shoe than the GE)LD BO ca_n not be found. Seeing is believing but wearmg IS knowing.

Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.

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Morris & Smith 127 Queen Street

rnolba-vw

Fruit Jars

The preserving season is now withus again. As usual our stock of Fruit

\ Jars is complete-and we

Improved Gem 85 H 95 u L19

will be pleased to supply you.

Pi ts _

_Queen Fruit Jars $1.01? doz. $1gl‘)a¢lto;. l$-Ngaudoi

Melon 75 “ 35 u 1,90 u

icbram

85 Cn

- uma Rainier mag, 1o¢ and 1s¢ coz. A

, BLACK & CO

Clit' Crockery, Sunnyside