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A 'To-_-day Commences dn, .g Adiiancp

__ Head Dlllces ln New Prowse Blpck-Charlottetown.

The latest news. llrltlol all. i W. B. Louson, City, returned Sat-

--- ~ - »urday night from Toronto.

A. B. Black, Truro, is in this city- _ 0° 5 55°” b“Sil\°" *»l'iP-' Joe Bradley, City, was a passenger -

-- to Tracadie Saturday aiternoon.

. E. R. and Mrs. Brow, City, have #-

returned from a trip to Toronto. The Northumberland arrived in this

--- port last evening at eight twenty-

Lem Compton, Belle River. was a- flve. -

mong the visitors to the city Satur- _ --

d&Y- Master Clifford Moore of Hazel-

-- brook is visiting his cousin Miss

IN `Mles Iriine McGregor, Roena Waye, City.

V returned ome from a vis to s __ 5

,V V7; in Hillsboro. Attention is directed ‘ to the ad _

° . ' ’r~' ' 1- _ "Notice" re horses wanted which apr ,

Feather Mounts 5,1

Showing' and Sale of ~ N_ewest~- fr R

and Trimmings f

THE RESULT OF ANOTHER CHANCE

that came under the eye of our millincry buyér.

This line of sample feather mounts and

MADElNcANADA° ' 1 D" ' V ' Bert Johnson Cit was am ii wars in thi i awoiuiirr co um nose who ¢ iii ti." ami. .° *_ ' ° .

)NT0,0NT. -1 in Plctou tdlierdii 0 g mes Miss Gertrude Bell has returned o

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-- Stanley Bridge after spending a

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=- ` ` Miss Katie Beckwith, City, was a month’s vacation in Boston.

Y passenger returning on the Northum- .___

»'/ - _ berland last evening. E. Boswell, Victoria, came to me

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--_- city last evening on the Northumber-

_ Misses Bessie MacKay and' ‘Mamie land after a business trip to Halifax `.'._ ' ` Ross have returned to the city after -___ ‘ ` ;._ visiting at the, Laudsdown Hotel, The principal of Stanley School

Cape Traverse. Miss Elva Nicholson, reopened school

--- Thursday and had a fair attendance

°' The A. W. Perry, of the Plant Line of scholars.

v vw ) was due to arrive in this port this -- ,sy " ____ Q morning at four _o'clock on the first The attention of readers is called 'f \ `,» of her regular weekly trips which will to the ad oi' Mrs John King, re

4' ' 4*" ~";\ i A home Monday ew-iiiuu Aug. 29th and Fourth Regiment Band. They will

xy 'CZ ` a very enioy.-1.ile i.iie ua. sprrit by appear at the Theatre Wednesday

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Give The "i_E?A.M`L G' Plant. ot 1; ii and rs' é?n_c1;ir. of Glmholmi C652; a the aiiliisioii wiu be ave (-,f V _ <»

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trimmings was offered us by one of the largelt houses in the country. They made discount of about one third, which allows us to sell the line one third under ordinary flgures._ _The line includes a splendid assortmentof-the verylatept trimming ideas---iiiany that under ordinary cir- cumstances, we would not be able to show yoii. The re is just one of each niodel--and the occa- sion--and the price give you a notable opportun- ity to secure _,something splendidly exclusive

for your fall hat. _ ¢.

ONE THIRD LESS THAN ‘-

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www: wmlnnwllri continue until fiiier notice I, prllcttlpizisiiissiilg. of land, which appears p

)§ '\i_~_'_,_;,4-?_‘_ W A_Captain and Mrs. _ Sutherland, __. I » ¢

r g _ ` A m I ‘ stanley _Brill ge, write:-tziiii-:il a large The next attraction at The Peo- f

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‘f are spending a month's vacation in Rev J F Floyd t l th M P E Islam the doctor's did home Central Christian Chpuaii:horinoChai? 7'*-'__'--l n 1’ c _-_'

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Childr ~%"']“’ £1 A ` ` ` ' ' '- ~ ' ' ~ M o a c ' --1'

- M' `f;`5:/ V _ During the ddctor's absence Dr. Dick; ottetown who is spending his holi-_ 1 V _ . jimi*

f ` V ' son, Londonderry, is loolriug als-.r days in the cit , 'h di Cob

~ ` street (T-hristiaii clfilfriinb eSunliia ‘ 1 '

good home made bread-made of “BEAVER” FLOUR, It m¢9~n5_V|_80l', bone and muscle to your growing children, _ because it is a perfectly balanced food. And itis the least expensive food you can put on the table. _

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BEAVER FLOUR is a scientific blend of the beet

Weetem Spring Wheat and Ontario F all Wheat. lt ie as Kood for pastry as for Bread, and best for both. Your ` grocer has it. , ,

DEALERS-Write us for prices on Feed, Connie Gi-nine and Cereals. V

'l'l'lE T. ll. TAYLQR C0. LIMITED, ll') CHATHAM, Oni.

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HOGS WANTED

We arc now rccuiviiig drcsscil lin gs ut our ncw prciniscs (The Island

Cold Storage‘C<»iiii|niiy’s l'luni),

We want ull Hogs dress:-d for iilspcctioli-tliut is with licalft liver

Bild lllllllrl ll‘ft'-i0l=|ll'lr to thi-ii' ns"_u-ul nttmrhinciits. ’l‘uc demand is for small, wcll fiui.:licd lioirs, iviiigfliirg; .ii~i-_.ig-0,1 120 t.. 14;() |,,,,,,,,\,,._ it means more money to fin: fui'iuci‘s to Suppl y this class uf lungs mid whilst wc HFC ‘lUillL¥ CVl‘V1`l/Ulillll ill our ilowcr tu cure the |»i'|>dunLs so they will wm. Illllfld U10 lliiflicst ilriirc, yct wc wiiut you to supply thc liogg Lhiit thu' mn. sumcr wants. It is to your udvuiitugc to ilu so. f

avis ® Fraser

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Ask

Your dealer for the

enuine

Old Sydney Coal

you want the best.

Th Rogers’ Hardware Go Ltd

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largest cities. Mr. Woods is also 5 -_ W

skilled mechanic and ladies desiring. `

to have their garments' tailored in _ - 9

tne latest New] Yorkdstylesucan feel S”"“"'?""il

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if I f--- Livery S

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his patients.-Truro Citizen.

Miss Christina Nicholson, Matron

of the Aged Peoples' Home, Gam- bridge, Mass., left yesterday morn- ing to resume her duties after spend- ing an enjoyable holiday with her brother, John P. Nicholson, City Surveyor._ '

Mrs. Palmer of Malden. Mass., who has been visiting in this city, the guest of hcr sister, Mrs. George Mat- thew received a telegram on Fridav announcing the sudden illness of her son-in-law and left the followinig mor- ning for home.

A meeting of the congregation of Coleman, Cape Traverse and De§ibl'¢'= in coiinectidii with the Church of Scotland will be held in the hall at Argyle Shore on Saturday, Sept 10th at 8,30 ii. m. and the session will meet immediately after.

The four-mast schooner H. J. Log-

an was anchored at Sand Point, Hawkesbury, and coming in with this evening's tide grounded on Point Tupper but floated soon after and is now anchored at Hastings. She is bound to Summerside, P. E. I.-Stl John Standard.

George Prowse, of Ghari~>u.c`f.f_\-.\:i,

P. E. I., amateur champion bicycle rider of thc Maritime Provinces, will arrive here on Tuesday accompanied by a team which will compete in the Every Day Club sports. Foote, of Halifax, has writteli to say that he will also try and be present.-St. John Globe. ,

The farmer of today has _at his

command more aids than were ever dreamed of about gi generation ago. The Telephone is one of them»- one of the best aids to success the farm- er has and also one that can be de- pended iipon at any time. The Tele- phone company in their ad in this issue tell of ii few services the tele- phone renders the farmer-and there are others not mentioned in the ad. See their ad on another page.

Miss ltendle, the capable milliner of

Prowse Bros Ltd, has just returned from a. visit to the fall openings in the Upper Provinces and in St John, N. B. She reports sty-les very odd and varied for the fall season, small hats being very popular, while the large hat still retains favor, and iii most exaggerated sizes. She says styles never were so pretty and at- tractive, and she expects to have an

opening at an early date, showing

the up-to-date millinery and millinwrvr rcquisites which Prowse Bros have a-

waiting their customers.

Guardian readers will lie pleased to

learn that Messrs. Woods and Kellv will open their, first class Ladies’ Tailoring estalnlishment this morning. Their store on the corner of Fitzroy and Great George sts. has been new- ly painted and remodelled and is a credit to the firm. Mr Kelly is a gra- duate of John J. Mltchcll’s famous- utting school New York, and has

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ing.-St. John Telegraph,

Halifax, sailed on Thiirsday for Rot. terdam. Mr. Smith took his wheel with him and will spend a month riding through Europe,-Halifax Chronicle.--Mr. Smith recently Preached in Cardigan, `

this City Baturdaywere Misgs Marion Shaw to Boston, Miss Nellie Gillespie to St John and Boston; Miss Jessie Moore to New Glasgow, N. S.; Mi-S_ John Mclieod to St John; Miss Lilv Ta-ylor returning to Weston, Massi,

$ndkGcorge and Mrs Dowling to New or .

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Pictoil. H. W. Flaigene tm 9-ldiliilpefl'

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Velox Paper

exclusively in the Finisliing Department of our photographic business

Because

it is the highest qual- ity, highest priced pap- er we can buy and gives the best possible prints from every neg- ative. '

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_ _ _ _ ,, _., ._ , _ _ speaks si generous pa onage or 1#-T

enterprising`firm. Their ad. will ap- I

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ringers

merican Wringers livery one his fully

guaranteed from one to

five years.

' Sold by

"l`lic Rcliablc Hardware Men

iliusriiilf.

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Pure Cream Bread

Tasty From (rust to

‘ Heart.

It is a real family loaf.

Will ~please _you and your children.

Try A Loaf It is made only at the

ECl.ll’SE'BAKE_RY BY ll. Stewart

Telephone zi i

For years this stole has

been the headqiiartcrs for liigli-grzide perfumes and visitors iiow will find that we are better equipped than ever to supply, the wants of those needing the purest iii perfiimes.

We have all the perfunies

| in all sized bottles, :it all prices

and all aroiiias. You can fiiid the very one you want and have a selection coveriiig 'a

i wide range of grades and

prices. Price 5c to 75C per og.

We have Huduut's perfiiiucs'

Among th outward passen ers from

pric 1:.

Navy, Copeiihugcn, Black. l\/Ionzrch is 54 to 56 inches wide, and sells for 1.75 net. _ lf the qualiiv was lower, the prices would be lower. ~ MONARCII cannot be obtained anywhere else in Canada at

onlin Mcivsiiyen, teacher, canoe MONARCH as ou doubtless know is the original, 'ind by all means‘

C , ii ii = ` ' I . l " y _ _ . ` . 5 inaSti,§°'(`;i:§°"dQ§§ ;lf,§,,§“§f f,',’,‘; , the finest 1.7 5 Bro idcloth. While the iuiinense success of this wonderful, F Dip-sréedHfhw~ss ii- E cloth has given rise to a host of iniitations of various degrees cf merit,” `,,l . Day Sporis at ,hs Ailgweit MONARCH stands alone as the perfection of excellence in_its line. "just, _ 'id ' . yesterday- as good us Monarch” is the highest claiiii iiiade for the iinitations. Monarch _

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1,, the ,,,,,,,,,,ce of Mig, M E was E' is a cloth of silky firmness and softness. Monarch drapes perfectly, Mon- E

ii, P. E. I., Langston

ivriiier acted in her pines, and ,,,,,,.‘ Some of the shades are ,_ illleswfeégiggglogiv0%l;&f:_;r;i;n- _ _ Pearl, bteel, lVlyrtle,` Olive, Bronze, Reseda, Wistaria, Mulberry,

____ Cardinal, Dark Seal, beal, _Golden Brown, Castor, Dark Navy, Mid Nav

Rev. Edwin smith, M. A.. Associati Linh; Editor of the Presbyterian Witness, "

' Dress Goods Counter <

er, oriniiniiit in st. .fi`0im"s oimrcii' arch ensures a suit of perfect "hang" Monarch willwerir. i f g,',‘,‘,’,,0§{’f,',‘,tw”w° weeks "“°‘“‘°“ ‘ll Another great showing of Monarch direct from the old country to-day. . 1

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F rillings From New York

The films of speed and quality. P€l'Sl2`lll CCl0l'lllg. _ _ A

These new frillings and rucliiugs show a notable collection of this sort of thing. '» ,

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Johnson ‘ ‘ ~

Q Jahnson se iliostl at i cents ierucck

_p 'USE » , and rushed from thc iiiakers iii New York. 5 The latest idcu iii dress accessories, as youfknow is u touch of Paisley--or a bit of ~_, `

_ HERE IS A LlNE_sl1owii exclusively to the buyers of this store---tlic samples not _fi/V ,__»;;:»

V even placed mi display anywhere else---The designs carefully :self-ctccl by our own buyers

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Always Fresh l

Our packugccl cliocolatcs :irc :ilways fresh stock bought

every week. Tliat's why wc :irc getting such a trade for tliciii. Popular prices,Moii"s goods, liandsoiue packages.

“The MacKinnon Drug Co”

Cor Great Geo &' Kent Streets.

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For Sale by Aiiclioii 0n Thursday, the 8lh

day of September V

Commencing ai II 0’Cloch a m"

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cisd an expenénw if! six years in the J0hns0n&J0hnS0n | ` -V V V I V li N ` V _ ,

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Single and Double Teams

for Weddinjl

52 Charlottetown. ‘

S.S. HARLANIJ

~ ed Freight and Paslinngeriagentfor above ' vessel. All communications in regard thereto must be addressed to him. Olliee Steam Nav. Co'n Wharf-Telephone No N8 J. `

The saillnfs will be an heretofore.

FRED W HYNDMAN

' Mr Albert Bnelgrove has been nppoint`

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- _ Meng. Director, The Inland Tug Co mi '_

~n»ri¢»¢¢¢¢°wn i-_ i-1. l. semi

Ind. APril I9|0 ld'“'"` ` 8-aidlwnd.

Fin¢Turn-wh . “K cdl’VCll Bl'0S

and Private Parliee 8-27(lStt 2\\' .

*"‘°“° |64 Prince Street, "“‘=="""=`“

s. n. wngm

Funcral Diieclor and em-

balmer-Miss A. Fcrguson,Lady Assistant-Personal Attention and Prnmplncss (liiiirantced.

Ambulance falls answered at

shortest notice.

|» Specialties

Diiiiiifccliiig and Fumigaling,

Fulrnilitire dllepaired and Re- \| l\Y8\‘.re

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p . Silent Salcsmcn made lo order,

UE-~l6§é\§cl}‘p\li(|=re. Phunk,

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i d _ r t o. _ , . ‘ I V Y _ 9°” “ “ W ° W Da'nty Perfumes i J ioo.ooo lie.i\y large secoiicl

:: RENA B ini au t ' d,,yA10 ,,_m_ f_g`;_1g_m_ °y' ii)f;i,',m‘_" ,__ ._` mp ° hand good order also NE\/V

` - Flflf-Clili bags all sizes.

1 am instructed by Mrs: George

Stanley to scll by auction at her re. siduncc 129 Fitzroy street. On Thurs- duy the 8th Day September com- mencing at ll o’dlock a. m. A qluan. nity of furniture, pictures, qil paint- inzrl. Clocks. carpets, rugs, miats,w'lii- dow curtnins and blinds, silverware. glass and crockeryware, kitchen iiten_ sils including a Jewel cooking range. _lawn mower and garden tools. Terms

Cash.

R. Bsauisro, '11

Auctioneer,

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Vtlizit _instantly reiiiov- _ cs paint, grease or dirt f

stains from the hands. f

VIM io cts per, tin.

Jas. Kelly &¢Co. }

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