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Headaches. Biliouaness.

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Aye_r’a Pills. Sugar-coated.

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Headaches. Blliouaneaa. Constipation. Ayer’s Pills. Sugar-coated. Easy to take.

Headaches. Blliouaneaa. Constipation. Ayer'a Pills. Sugar-coated.

Easy to tale.

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P. E. Isl 'nm s Oldest Jewelry Store

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_ IN S FERLING SPOONS we .gn |t‘B¢\sv you aspnlty nu assortment as you will find anywhere at prints iron: u

Always a pleasure to show goods at

WELl.NER’S.

Jewelry. Store

“MIC y0U\‘ |.\I'l0t0S' I&I(¢l‘l III'

sl the leading styles ai CO0K’S Bmthoiiides for family groups. Iillis developed at lowes

psiees. Studio. Ileslirissy Iiloeir Charlotteiou rf.

'lrryvifs for

C ameras ‘md Supplies 4 1=

All goods guaranteed

Stock

New and up-to-date

Our prices are right

Inspection invited

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New Stock on exhibition

Man y new ideas in col-

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Patent leather

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Crisp, brown and well -‘_ cooked ,‘_ Home-Made Loaves _ White or Brown.

Cameron’s Grocery 1

Upper Pownal St. 'S-z5du|wl'n.u

Boys

Boots

llisistlic time of your you want_ H

g ._»l boot for that boy of yoins. \\_'e Claim to have the best boys in the city- WC llake aspesinlty of boys' bouts. Our prices arc lower than thnn the lowest.

Our leader---Box Calf Solid Sv/.e l to $1.5.: a 'air no better in any Store fu Two Dollars!

A. E. McEACIIEN

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hem You will need =

more PR UIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine /\pplc=, in e@elleut order and 5, guise moderate at

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I haves nice line of silverwesr, clocllli

watches, jewelry, etc, _eic, suitable for wedding presents, that I sm oB`eringa the very lov1°..i prices. '

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Ulm (lluul a Paeko Halifax' Onnsorvstnrv of lil lr. wili Ivo Instruction in Pinnnfn-»to iillmliiiutitn nfruuaic, Harmony and History of iiatlll’ - --

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Eyes '_-::~ ol an-l tilted for

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]ust received direct from ` the mills a shipment of

Royal Household Flour

This is the Flour that Miss McPhee has been demon- strating the superior qual- ity of at Moore & Mc- Leod’s Store for the past ten days. We have it put up in 25, 50 and zoo lb bags and barrels.

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If you intend coming to th EXHIBITION make it a point to have your .Photos taken by BAY le PHOTOGRAPHER

1:7 Grafton Si.

i l`c‘ephone 192.

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Head Offices in New Prowee Blocks---Charlottetown.

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UNIY GUARDIAN

‘viiss Ado McPherson of Newton, Mass., is visiting her parents in this'

City. \ The tide will 'oe high this morning

at 9.17 and tomorrow morning at l0.17.

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Mrs. Dean, city, spent Labor Day _\-lib ber brother Mr. Lord ol Cape l`rn\'erse.

Mins I\l;.'rtle Dugan, Pownal, spent 4-.n:rln_\ in \'.!lago Green the guest. of '~.lis:; i.ona1 Gay. I

Mrs, liev. I. Murray Mellish is pamlinl; the weak at York the guest_ it lioilcrt and Mrs. Vesey.

\\';m~n Lord, who is attending C.l 'L 1'., city, _spent Labor Day with his parcnts in Cape Traverse.

.1\lrhnusus Corrigan, Village Green,l

is adding a large kitchen to his al- ‘ready commodious dwelling house.

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Misa Eva Horton, Village Greon,` er, 'has returned to her home att/or _a

pleasant holiday in Village` Green. Mrs. G. R. White of Charlot.t.et.own

and her nloce Miss Fownos are visit- ing Mrs. B. C. Shaw ot Sydney, C.B.

Any girl desiring to learn ad andl

news seating should apply at this office at once. A good chanoe for the right girl. ‘

Miss Catherine Bovyer, Bunbury,

left yesterday morning -to resume her =tudies in the McDonald College, St. Arms DoBellovus.

Miss Alva. Gillespie who has been visiting in Montague, the guest of Mrs. Ewen Gillespie, returned to thc city Monday night.

York and Union schools have re~ mened for the year under the direc- tion of Vernon Crockett and Mrs. Jas. Henderson respectively.

Miss Eva Horton, Village Green, 'las returned home atter a pleasanu trip to New Perth where she was the guest of Wm. and Mrs. McIntyre.

W. A. and G. E. Sherrard and

rigor Miss Iva, who have been visit- u friends in the city letti yesterday morning for their home in Dorchester, N. B.

Rev. G. I. Steel will conduct ser-

n g _

churches next Sabbath and the pas-

ly for Rev. Henry Pierce, .Gra.nville.

Square.

i3. under the direction oiiits popular superintendent Jas Essery continue.:

Among the outward passengeri

from this city yesterday were Mis; Bartlett City to Toronto; Miss Gwen Bell to Guelph, Ont.; Wm. Rankin, Mrs. Rankin and daughter returninf to l’crtl1 Ambo N. J

l .| ,‘._ M4-Donald and Henry Hughts,

li.. -~~ noon absent in British Col- =,~w: I l fl year, returned to their

.‘.-unix: the passengersleaving Tra-

nurl Maggie Beaton to Roxbury, Mass

Wl»rcestei', Mass; Thomas Smith and

Mary McDougall to Chelsea, Mass; and Miss McDonald B t

Isaac P. McCoubrey, upholsterer in

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Guardian cornespondent saw him, Mr. McCoubrey was busy measuring ani

young ladies on the western express Saturday a. m. While about 2 miles from North Wiltshire one of the girls holding tickets in her purse accident-

between the cars. They got ot! tliaf train at North Wiltshire nnd walkerll the track, fortunately found the puraal and tickets but sad to relate were!

too late to leave the Island that day. |

Amos C. and Mris. Cutter, of Mal den, Mass., who have been visiting for tlhc past few weeks at the home ol Mrs. Cutter'a uncles, Neill and Dun- can McNeill, Fairview, left last week on return home. Mr. and Mrs. Cutter also spent a couple of weeks at Hunl-

ther, Mrs. Benjamin Andrews. Mr., Gutter, who is an American has nov-. er visited the Island before, and he exprassw himself as highly pleased' with the province.

Strom complaints have been made

at 'I‘he Guardian about' the actions oi some young men, who ought to know better, who attackthoae driving in the vicinity of Blooming Point, at night. ht. is stated that several young ladies and gentlemen were as- sallnd on Wednesday night of last. week and one young man was severe- ly injured by a stone thrown by one of the young hoodlums. The orderly people of that community are deter- mined not to tolerate any more oi such rowdyism.

:The Island Condition Powder is al-

ways to the front, when tt comes to getting stock In good healthy con. ditlon. Farmers and horsemen »ev¢|-y. where recommend it highly-Prepgrgg and sold only by A. W. Reddin,Phqn B., Sunnyside.

vices i the Mar ate Methodist

tor of the Margate church will sup-

Prince Street School ro-opens to-

day, West Kent Street School open-

_d yesterday morning with 320 pupils stpn were in the city yesterday. :resent a large attendance for open- 1- . ng .1n,y_ 'Phare ware 274 at Queeul 'Tyler Warren of North Rustlco, who`

weighing ow ffm. - fem of .a':.'.'."f::‘:::r"‘3...le '.'?.,.. Whleh will appeal' t0'm0l`l'0W» llllnrliirl. li l- tnkf-.n in

___ , ilrnp: in it lr-.wpooliflil

Q ite i h _ d I lblonrl null r|i\ioo\|_~4s|irfm~|-_~r of thc f-,r c ‘ I ll HU expel' ence aiypene tw-’ 1 other nnu inn lrr-.1 dollar.-1 for :un 1- ., ' .

ly let it slip through her dngersl- H

James Pickering, Clinton, was fa passenger from the city east yester- day.

Rev. D. B. McLeod, Orwell, was

in the city yesterday and returned home.

Edwin Doyle, Earnsclitie, is taking

n _ course at St. uunst.rn`s Cdfege this term.

Anybody wanting u boy 16 years

tor outside worls should read classi- fied column.

Anyone wishing children's sewing or

skirt-waist suits made should read tile classified column.

Frederick Walker Ings left this city,

yesterday morning for St. John tol attend Rothcsny College.

Miss Elsie Henderson has returned ti. her home at Union, Lot: 33, alterl an extended visit to Lot. 48.

Mrs. C. H. Dingwell, City and son

left yoslacrday morning for Ut,-

tawa on a visit to her sister. l

H. I. Wood, Manager of the I.C.S,

in this city was a passenger to Souris yesterday for a few days. ;

Mrs. Ernest McMillan, Boston, is visiting her old home at Union Lot $- 33, Mr. McMillan is ut resent ro- `

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spectlng in Alberta. ,

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An oak bureau and washstand alsollll

some stair carpet which may 'Deacon _Q

at A. Horne & Co's is for sale. See ,S ad. `~

Miss Jouulc Whitelicad, Cl1nton,ac '_

cornpauiad by her brother-in~law, Ira ’ Walker of Wilmot, loit for Lacomhc, ‘

1B. C., last week.

The last ihnuc of the Canadian l`ic

torial contains a number of 1.1.-i from photos eacellentiy taken by W.

S. Louson, City.

W, H. McGregor, Central, Lot 16,

and Clinton Campbell of`Arizona ar- rived home Saturday after taking in

the Halifax Exhibition.

` Miss Melinda McMillan, who has been sponding her holidays ar her Cld ‘ home in Aluerry Plain, lint: returned

to her school in Philullcipnia.

r James Jenkins and Joseph Nichol- son, Orwell Cove, and Leonard and Mrs. Wood, Lot 4.8, spent a pleasant holiday in Ilnrnscliiic this weak.

l Dr. Walsh, Mt. Stewart, Charles Jlndcrson, Souris; John P. Morris

Peters and Leonard Court, Donald-

‘was Principal ot Montague Schoo‘l‘ last year, left yesterday morning for

Tha Sunday Bghool af, Uniqn, L03 Us-.5 Moines, Iowa, where he will tal-as

n. course in theology in Drake Univer- sity.

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'Methodist Church Sunday evening llnst, choosing for his 'text Hdb. 4-1,6. i'l‘his is Mr. Bell‘s first year»in York and he has already made arvery good impression.

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has been carried out underthe direc-= ‘tion of the energetic contractor? Joseph Brown. Needless to say thel

has been prouated. I-Ie bequoaths has. wife the four tenement house on

regard to the balance of ‘his csmtvl

sire (at the time the will was drawn 3

_reference thereto. The astute is of tonsidcln mic xnluc

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tional f‘urr=_fvn ll ally ll dose .' . u|'ir~' dir i. l: i‘

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tocnrc. i |-rl fur- ic\\ls.'» nml lo».."...-ruin:-. Arldrcsn: '-`. .l. l‘lll-1.*--i. i & VU., Tn|o¢lo,i>|\;,._

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'l`nko lln|l`s l"nm\!_v Pills fn' vomtlputiurt

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fs Elite Limoges

We are now _~lr<.~_~.'n~;,g

nu additional poll ru 'll “Elite" ware, which we think lo he nsattractive as the pattern we have had such SUCCESS with. This fine china is not expensive and can be bought in small quantities from time to time, until the complete set is secured.

Allow us to quote you

prices on any quantitl _

G. F. Hutcheson -

-Jeweler and Opticinn _

nonaiaston, Alfred o'Hen1ey, sef

y, _ 'l`he plan for improvement at York lj _-_ parsonage submitted by Rev. E. Bell’

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The best wearer ever, both for dresses and sailor -nits. All qualities from

45c to $1.65 yd.

T.-.._~r.z:a Plaids

~-l_-,~<.1._~l. ,lluids in it unin- ‘ 1 .~l different designs .

Lili.. .§.’§;:., 65c , yd,

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'l`l1c best qua`.it_v of Eng(- lisli and Canarliam twecds 56 in. wide and regularly priced $1.75 to $1.65 There are only a few pieces in this lot so while tl.ey last.

School lm_lll.l_lilll-Alllli

Opens This

Week

Dou’t you think

it is advisable to get the cl1ildren’s clothes ready in time. It saves alot of rush and scurry the first week or

two of School.

VVe also would like you to get the necessary S upplies wlicu we ca n give you the bes t ser- vice and t hat we will be unable to do if eve ryone leaves it until t he last minute.

Girls

Navy ll

Blue - Cloth Tams

A5c t to

to be well attended.. Mrs. George Ab-1 -__ '

‘»ot.t.'s juvenile claus is certainly an, Rev. E. Bell preached most accept-, C C ideal one, _ shi to l r e con re ation in York _ 0

STANLEY BRGS

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» 'lu-.lflrniie lane week. They iuinroverqeuts spell comfort. espec-i D0 YOUR U

i|,:.-.\_, ,r»,,|_-,lmng home, ag they be _tally during the winter months. , lllw- l’. E. Island is the be“t- ’-"'- l:n-¢~ for men of energy. b l The will of the lata John McPhail!

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..nlic yesterday were:-Misses Janie Prime Street. H€'S8-i‘it‘hI1l2"Witlll lf 50 (10111 fofget that ‘usecs 'rulie and Mary Mcasktll to and n¢1'S0no1i>r0vm‘ty. hodid not de-F i"Th° Latest is the Bestw)

..'.»s..oii sagem-.ln to Berlin, N_H.;Mna retry mn, 1oo2) to nmke any win in. Robins

___t° os on li H ' Graduate Tul't’s College, Boston, |907.

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Do You Know

That E. ]. DesRoches - Makes the Best - .

ICE CREAM

IN TIIE CITY

SPECIAL ATTENTION T0 SOCIALS

it-cCre.m1,Cnudy, etc, delivered anywhere at any time. When you want a good ice cold Soda box of Chocolates, Lunch, etc., cull at The Always Busy Restaurant

ter River, at the home of hor mo-ii /1 (in GRr\l*"I`ON' S'l`i{l':l';T, Om-OSITE MARKl£'l‘

J. DESROCHES.

.. . . Proprietor,

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Don’l put off painting till next spring. Do it now! Whether rouilitions are good; no long spring rains to soak

into the lumber and jeop.mli1.e good results; no gusts and flies to stick to the fresh paint; the paint put on now gives protection against win-

ter storms.

showin-wiiiiimi hint `

Made to Paint Windows With

is the satest paint to use.

It gives the best protection at the smallest cost. if you're going to paint this fnll let us talk to you about S. W.P.

Sold by

3. \/\/_ C3 Q A E E3 E Hardware Paints and Oils,

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; ro-your

~ Mo /'ng Pictures

l‘Z,y_~icn‘ Pl en -nada.

\ \'_..,- V -ln. Novice Tight Rope \Valk¢r, .\.:..lil..s.-ine Bmuns.

A New Reel of Picitrrea Every Night

New Illustrated Sing Take me out to the liall Game.

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~ Miss l)all 7, fli.

1 Aninsslou , Only 5 eenis

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CD 2 s

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i Au Unk Bureau with long plate glass mirror bevelled edges. , Au Oak \\.':\sl1stand-to eruatcll. ' Stair Carpet. Extra wide

May be seen at show rooms

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,Sale of Farm of Late Leander Toombs at V Mayfield

1 iN CHANCERY

.Before the Vice Chancellor

TOOMBS VS. TOOMBS I\`O.B.

l’nr»n:\ul ln .ir il by \irl\u- nfn ilvclwtf mud lin- \'i<--~\`lin1n-vllor in \l\i- i-nu-n~ on th

fiftwiilli tiny of Jul) A. ll. H415 ilwre will b

‘M My rueuc Aucuou

on the Premises on

Saturday the 26th day of Sept.

ni-xt A. li, lilslnt the hour of one o'clock in the ufti-i-unnu.

All ihnl piwo of land ~iluntv lying and lining

‘ on l.ol 'I`\\'\~nlyiilrr-1-i||l)\x~i»n's Vounty nfure- snitl bnurnli-<1 ulul |lt'~l'|‘ll|f'1l||~ foIlu\\'.~ tlinl ia to any -liorirulwl on lin- >`o.|ll\ luv lurnl ni' Wil- llnni ltml|i;on lin-1-n~t bv \\w||iy~r-i;:nl ucmai of lnnrl pil:-f:lui~i»il l|_v lioln-rl v\ ynud from the suirl l.eun|ii-r Tooniii-; nn ilu: .\'orLl| ey ltobrrl. \\'\'a|\~l'.~ lnual snrl on ills we l nv rin- mn r~nl1i»l. lcrnli i-~.mnin|»\¢ t\v nt_\' llrri-v uvri-~ of lnnd A litrlv mort- nr ivan.

~'<-r~r~|nlly~-Al~0ull (lint other (mot of lnlui und

l xr -lni.~t~~ <ii\|:\t-- on Lol iwcrily-tliri-v nfurcuuld lmunilt-rl mul :lc-rr‘il»vd as follows -liounrlod Ol t ie Noi-tl: by lnml ol' All-xanricr 'l`uulnh.~' on tho l<Iu~l by lim 4'uvunili>~h Fioiul; on the \'\’u1l. by tin- 'l`o|-onto liouvl mul on thc South by land of John Arilun- linving |\ brcrvllli of ten clniiru I nn irn- i '»\\'vn\ll~h and Toronto limuls contuiu- im: ~c\'cnf,\'-two lu-rcs of lnntl n. liillc more or

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l"`.". ‘l'l\c pi-1-:iii-i-< will be swirl trse from encum-

brnm'1~~n||rl \=\|l-ji-rt lo tho nplirovul of the , im- l‘li:\|\c|-llur. Tun pt-rccniio Lhv puruhnsa . mr\|u‘\' -hull iw pnlrl ut thc time of the sails, Luml the lunllinrvo upun thc excctltluli uf the Dt-vrloif‘n|\\-nrun|~i~. lftlic snlc ho coutirmrd .unix ronilrumlion .~l\|\ll bo free of axpcur-'u bo the |nlr<'l|:\~i‘r.

lmted this 'J1lth_ day ot August A.Il. MIB

J. A LO.\'G\\'0liT}I

Master ln Lihaueary

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Albert '. Snuu lsr Hsq. I f.`nmplt'u Solicitor il-idwlli

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Headers of lhe Guardian

Can rely on be- ing treated fail-

; ly and squarely , in anything they

buy from us as

. man u fac turers

I agree to replace

articles not prov-

I ing satisfactory- | rings, bracelets,

lockcts, chains, c u ff l ink s, bioochcs, Re- gina and Wal- tham watches. The best of Sil-

\'€I'W8l`€.

E. W. TAYLOR

. South Side Queen Square

sriliur .l B.Mc.lisl1, B.A. (HARVARD)

lsrri star and Attorney- at-Law

Connor Queen and Richmond Sta, Ch Tow A

Tolepphcne Home :oe 'Jllco

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