'town during C v _
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To aye
away or l
to use
" in
own
home I
the best
'_ silver is
_ 1885
R. WALLACE
Silver plete lhst_rl_s`t: wsu
Gusmnhsd absolutely.
W. W Wellner
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f _ »- -f~.___.;_/ 1' 4 _
` sou mgawtmfa tm
. and an sr ns ro rmu
All for " Five 0'Clooh ”
$00- 1 pound
Pounds - llsil pounds
is mud su rumrxgr.
Al tilgh-Gus Greens
Order
Trial Paclrsp
'ro-DAY t. '
1 sue)
_  Bunici-:tiers and others are asked
“rinfctv Razor Blades re»shsrpened
for 30c. dos. We have an agency tor'
this work and guarantee satisfac-
tion. E-_ A. Foster, Central Drug-
store. Sunnyside, 9-20M3i,
The “Doctor” is a “Dandy”
Boot, for Outdoor Wearpr" .fiz.‘u.:2..f;';‘; .?.€"::_: .‘;;:‘.t;;‘..“‘:..‘.?;;;
The “Doctor” is a splendid boot specially made
~ for outdoor wear.It has a heavy outsole.bellows tongue,
blncher cut and leather lining. The insole has been
chemically treated so that it is antiseptic and eliminates
all odor' from _perspiretion.
For the fall and winter seasons there is no better
‘ all-round boot at its price than the Doctor. All sizes in
r Chrome, tan and box cali, a regular 5 5 boot for
Billlllie ulsssrssrssesosovssrnssssrssssssrss||»»sr»srrs¢sorerls$4|5o
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  CO. r35Queen St.
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Exhibition l
W e e ic i
*to call at our studio anti see our
I- splendid display of
,Artistic Photos
You`wili he planted with the show-
ing, _ delighted with the work and
satisfied ‘with the price.
Cook's Studio l
31," _
r.”  _Beer Q Coffs
llonor
\5z@Quesn St.
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“i*"°i"i‘i"'°~'°iti"°'fi" ’°"*"i°°"“:.':.i"'§:"'i'.ff
gghlhérhirghntiéhdl sligsnvllrig to the EWR;
"_ °“." °’"`°'" ' foe. r=/t'ratoK noosn
I-raillliii tlpd.
m,- 
Steamer) for Sale
5o tl. over all. Breadth iz ft. Draft 5% ft.
Bu_ilt.jln»Engllnd .of Oak and ’l`ellI.C°P_P°"
t'sstsnsd.”Twin screw surface condensing
compound engine] of go l. ll. P. All pun
thoroughly overhauled and ready for cum-
mission. |Wot(ld make spletidtdlow boat.
ALSU3,-Atrslltary stlioonsr 68 tons. 4°
ii. p. engine. '
',_' c. F. Loucher xi cn.
Ship Brokers--Halifax N. S.
9-l9ME6i.pd~
 
_-_:.-_
,Y _ -cor
,‘ -tidal is seine uv in mirr-
month Dust pmt! otrrmvlonger.
YW an mek, ggprl tilrtterest on your
m‘§l3'l’|sytirl(;‘;ng;r§d°t':h‘hkyyour order W8
btw; _s griod flock ot Antlrrsclte. Sydney
Reserve lturonlno and Nut Coai_°l\ h“"d-
Buutain, Bell & Co
_ - . . ' y '
Annu l Coal Co Ltd
'_ rrp S. Lina
foot’a Turn
Lists
Z Ranch ~
‘Pickllng Vinegar
The Pickling season will soon be here
and us usual we are well Stocked with the
best grades ot' vinegar on the market. Wo
have in stock.-
Proof White Wine
' " English Mall
Pure Encplish Melt
" idcr
Also a good assortment ct' Piclrlisg Spiro
n pkges and in bulk-
l
Dsntistr
I DR. u. rr. rtvnrrn I
Burzsunllentist.
I Berlin Dental Parlors
Richmond St. Phone |53.) I
Over l’rowss Bron
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J. B. BROWN, D. M. D
DEN'l.‘tB'i‘
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Colonial Stock Co
Beginning Sept. 23
Mon. Sept. 25-.~'l`he Quren’s
Tues. Sept. 24 -A Tender-
Wed. Sept. 25 -~A Prince ol
Thur. Sept. 26 -The Boss of
Fri Sept. 27-A Soldierof
"I0 King Peter L. Mclnnls of this city,|for`
Set. Met. Sept 2,8-The Fool
Sai. Eve. Sept. 28 -The Sign
oi *he Four is enjoying a- well earned rest in
PRICES 25, 35. 50.
 ed to one of Wyoining"s fair daugh-
Teachers
The Annual Convention of
li 1 ._
best valnefor the money ,
`in every purchase, Boots
and rubbers at lowest
prices.
` Greet George Sti” .
B i
in Ollarlottetrlwhl. mn
9-Wdiyr. . ‘
i - ` 3 Il.’m. for Victoria u.nd will return
this morning Wallace (lnrr for in-
sulting and abusive language Wns ud-
1  journerl until Sept. 2-ith and the case
'abninst Sam McF.`achcrn for keeping
n vicious dog was dismissed.
J.ll. Bell r i
uuntonstowu
IND ELSEWHERE
It Phys to buy in this province.
Ml" M- -7- Quilty, Charlottetown,
leaves this morning for Boston.
The Guardian is in receipt of s
parcel of Edmonton papers lrom 'l‘.
‘G. -Taylor iormsrly of Charlottetown.
Rev. Jas. McDougall will preach on
Sabbath the 22nd at Canoe Cove at
_}0.3u, Detelahle at 3 and Hampton at
Miss Annie Mcaleer, Charlotte-
town, leaves this morning for Bos-
ton.
to remit by Money Order or by Reg-
istered Letter. The Guardian is not
responsible for remittances iorwarded
other than as above.
Prof. E. E. Prince, chairman of the
Shell-fish Commission, with Rich-
ard 0’Leary, of Hichibucto also of
the Commission. Donald Nichol-
son, M. P., James Mclsnac, Mr.
Wednesday afternoon.
In athletic events at Lynn, Mass,
A tow days asv. Dau Clark, or P. E.
Island, took first place in the 16
pound hammer throw, open to the
world. The length of the throw
was 98 feet 8 inches. Hs was also
first in the heavy shot put and first
in putting the 12-lb shot, all three
°V}\;\1iS bfillli 0Den to the world.
- xc.
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(l'1"rorn Yesterdays Evening Guardian.)
' 3'- D- MNEWEH. Morell, came to
Charlottetown this morning.
"H. H. Brown, Charlottetown, re-
turned fram the east this morning. *
Fred Taylor, Charlottetown, was rr
Passenger west this morning.
P. McGregor, Charlottetown, wsu 5
recent visitor to Halifax.
J. H. Mcrlattle, Atherton, was a»
nlong the recent. visitors to Halifax.
Mrs. S. C. Moore, Charlottetown,
was sppassengct' to Summerside this
morning.
n passenger ro Summersida this
morning.
_,___
Gavin Dudy, Charlottetown, was a
passenger to Bummerside this morn-
ing_'
Daniel Montgomery, a native of
Vslleyfield, P, ld. Island, in ntrendy
u resident of San Francisco for sev-
eral years.
Rev. Tl. B. McLeod will conduct;
services next Sabbath as follows:~
Orange Hall, Uigz, il n,.u1.; Fit. An-
drew’s Church, Orwell, 3 p.m_; Gruutl
View Hall, 7 p,m.
The Harland returned to Charlotte-
town from Victoria about 10 o’clock
this morning and will leave again at
tonight at 9.30.
At: the Charlottetown Police Court.
William Browne, assistant I. (7.
R. station agent,»Sydnoy, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Browne and family, ar-
rived in Mayfield recently where they
will spend n vacation visiting Mr.
Browcn’s ol-d home.
The eastern express-arrived in Chur-
lottetown today at 8.15 s. m., on
time; the southern accommodation at
9.50 ti. m., fifteen minutes late; the
Cope Traverse accontmodatton at
9.55 a.m., on tlmo; and the Tignlsh
accommodation nt 11.40 a. ni., on
time. ,
the past ten years one of the most:
efllclent motormen in the employ of
the Oakland Traction Consolidated,
Utuh and Wyoming, where he spent
several years before coming to Cali-
fornia.'Pete_r is an Islander (a Seven
Mile Bay Mclnnis) is happily marri-
ters (Miss Gertio Domson), and is
the proud father of two lovely girls.
Before departing on his vacation the
local Order of Owls presented Mr.
Mclnnls with s handsome Past Pre
ing omcer during the past term Oak
land Exe.
J. J. Hornby, Charlottetown, was
ounce and Violet Dulce nt 75c an
oz. 'lhe McKinnon Drug Co., Corner
‘ all Stord. il-ltlltltf.
rl
(From Yesterdays Evening (lust-dtan.)
6 --w»
Among the passenger to Summer-
sids this morning were:--Hon, M. Me-
Kinnon and W. I.. Cotton, Charlotte-
town..
The Northumberiand left Charlotte-
town ior Picton this morning at
8.85 with a general cargo and a fuir
number of passengers.
Miss Bethune of Boston who has
been visiting Miss Lily Taylor, Hills-
boro Btreet, Charlottetown, left this
morning on return. '
. Miss Marion Nehenn, stcnographsr
with Mcllaan & McKinnon, Uttar-
lottetown. left this morning on a
visit to Boston.
S. H. Webb, organizer of the I.
O. G. T., Charlottetown, returned
from Hszelbrook on Tuesday, of this
week where he added eight: new mem-
hers to the temperance lodge of that
place.
A Westmoreland correspondent
writes that Miss Ellen Trousdsle,
Haverhill, Mass., is visiting in -West-
moreland the guest of her sister,
Miss Dora Trousdale.-Glayds and
Russell McNeil, Kingston, are spend-
ing their vacation in Westmoreland.
While there they are the guests of
Miss Edna Newson.-Miss Alma My-
ers and Miss Amy Trotlsdale, Cra-
pnufi, spent Sunday in Westmoreland.
~Chester and Mrs. Wilson and fam-
ily intend leaving next week for their
home in South Lawrence, Mass.-
Mrs. Chron McVittie and family,
Westmoreland, spent: a few rlays tu
Imrermnnn the guests of Dsvirt Man-
ning.
A very pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday evening at 7.30 at the
home of Mrs. A. Knowlton, 515 Wil-
liam Ave., Winnipeg, where Miss
Maude A. Stewart, daughter of Rob-
ert and Mrs. Stewart, Milburn, P. E.
lsloud, became the bride of John E.
lleive, eldest son of William and Mrs.
ltelve, 56 Francis Bt., Winnipeg,
Mun. A. N. Simpson, B_A., Pastor of
the "Church of Christ" (Disciples)
oriiciateth About sixty guests were
present. The wedding march was
played b_v Miss Sadie McSwain. The
bride was henutlfullv gowned in white
rnull trimmed with white shadow
lace. She carried a b'ee.ut.'it'ul bou-
quet of white roses, lily of the val-
ley and fern. During the signing of
the Rf’-Eister and luncheon vocal mu-
sic was rendered by Messrs. Fowler,
Monk and Latham. The groom's
present to the bride was it gold watch
and chain. The ln'i1lc's travelling
suit was gray tweed and velvet. hat..
Amillst showers of congratttintions
the lruppy couple left by train on tin
Hllitillllfltl 'Crip through the Provinces,
visiting on return some of the prin-
cipal cities of the United States. Mr,
and Mrs. Reive after their return will
tnltc up their residence in their' new
home ou Banning Ave.
"Harmony pcr_fu_ntcs, ntnde by
I-lsrmony of' Boston are most ex-
quisitely dslntv nnri delightful. Their
_delicate enduring fragrance stamps
them at once as worthy of 3 placedu
the most exclusive homes. We have
just received a fresh shipment of the
new odors including Lily of tho Vol-
ley, Rose. flnrnation, Trailing Ar-
butus and Le Tretlle at 50c nu
Great George and Kent St. The Rex-
Purchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine article.
We know that there is be-
ing marketed by ma1\nfactur~
ers who are considered reliable
_a line of so called cut glass in
'which the pattern is really
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on s
a wheel.
Our Cut Glass
l efullyfcut When the cutter taitss
a piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished by hand.
We control for Charlottetowmthe
product of the oldest and largest
Canadian factory, and feel that we
have the very best in cut gloss to
offer our patrons.
*H
The Best 5 T'Ӥ,eeI,few `
...K
boys
uarpyos pm suerpuy
doing tllrs dsrrng, fest
Olive _ Queen St, Pho” 4°4 U4 4°9
saving on dress fabrics, VV
tweed, cloth, etc which we or
putting on sale on the Hrs
t . lh d g
court er " ev are sold re ular-
TC
a yard.
, He'rc’s the chance of a grea
have a number of pieces o
ly from 75c to $t.20 ayard.
' Send for Samples
C
a yard
Sl ° I.‘.!.?.§§.i2.I$9
t
e
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t
ppm _ ____ _i__
' xrsservat ons may be obtai
To QUEBEC AND MQNTREAL- iotnce of W. K. Rogers the l
‘ " ..t. Tb 0 Lltt
Via the lntercolonial Railway l7_lf;',;,_,K|, ae te,,cief:,l:.y Tic
ocean Limited Express, the shortest l,,,,,,,,t,' and make, 0,, ,,,,,,,,
moslt tcotmlortahle and convenient lam. through frm" from
:~°.a‘:.‘:..f; §:i_°;.”;iY::f ;’.‘. .3.’f.f::::lrf‘»,‘."~“=» :~  
» - \ » . V ".:. _ .
and Montret1i.\ Connection with this liritiilxnflrritlla tilt srinhle :hem
fast thrwurh mm-ss is made vu- .mints tfnntumttins with t
steamer to Point du Uhene dolly ex- §|_hr,,"gh “ning of the .gms
cept t~luut.sys, and s train from the iltnllway for 'i`oronto_ Det
Points meets tho Westbound Ocean |lf,_ and (ibn-,ag.,_ and “the
Lirnlted at Moncton. 'Fickets and paints,
ned at. the
ocsl ticket
cd travels
h in scenic
the Lower
is arrivtn|_
traveller tu
roit., Bunn-
r Western
7-81. ll lil tl.
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"HOTEL ST. DEN!
 W ___;. _
 Colton and Woolen
S .
This famous hotel has been renovated, redecornted r
uislied, and many nioriermtip to date appointments have
installed, and can be compared favorably with any in the
Broadway and llth St., New York City
Ilona cortrokrs wmrour exruavaosuclt.
The only lirst class hotel near all steemship lines.
Within easy access of every point ofirtterest. iiatf iilnrlc
Wanamaker's, -Five rninutes` wntlr of Shopping District.
` NOTED FOR:-Excellence of ouisine. comfortable appnintmer
teouel service and lmrrolike surrotmrlingtl. 
The very best accommodations in tlre»city st
efttr-
city.
” $1.00 Per Day Up.
7 minutes lrom Gund Central Depot.
I0 minutes to loading stares and theatres.
ST. DENIS HOTEL C0-,
Also Sfsnwix llsll Ilntel, Albany N. Y.
St. Paul’s°
i rtltllll  5
_ . .A -
Friday Ever. ing, Sept.  _
, Under the Ansptoes of tl1e_W~. A*
of St Paul’s Church. " " ,
Miss Penelope Davies and -Mr.
- Frank Walkie will give a Song sud
Piano Recital. " =
PROGRABIME
Grieg-Sonata. in E minor
Saint-Saens - "Mon Cot-ur S‘ouvro
In Voi "
Chopin--Bert-euso
I mpromptu
Cadnlan--Three lurllau Songs
"From the Land ofthe Shy-Fllue Water"
"Far (‘-fl' I llear rt Lnver's Flute"
"The Moon Drops Slow" .
_____, ___._._.
Schumann Liszt-
; Spring night.
Deriica' ion
` Ne-vin-"\\'imn the Land Was White
With Mdonlighl"
l S.riter»“Cry of Rachel" V
l Mmrlrowr-ki-Crntile Song
Sternhcrg-Caprice Hippique
Lang--"An Irish Molher's Lullaby"
Rsichardt-"ln the Time of Roses'
'l`nnn1ns-“A Summer Night"
l.r:sclie|ir.ity --- The Sextotts fr o m
(“Lur~io"-~fllonnizett.)
t_Forlr-ft hand alone)
-(loti save the King-
q~»M 1 73:1-\
` 
“If we say thut. we have the largelt.
and heat assorted stock of hati ill tho
1-ity, it's either tt true or rl false
statement. We are satisfied to let the
men nf this city he the judges. Hee
our new tall shapes br-.fore you buy.
0|' i-mwse ares., Lot. 9-mmf.
l Waste. . 
Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cloths » for
Power Houses, Garages, Mschi' rr Shops
and all General Purposes. \\'rils for
samples and qtwtations to the manufact-
urer.
W H. Gray £1? Co
23 25 Common St., - _
Montreal, P. Q.
H- t Mttslittsginns.
NOTICE
Gen li. ill. Carver will be nt Exhibition
grounds Monday and Tuesday silt-ruoons,
Persons wishing to hire can see. him there.
9-2 rMFzi
on
i Y
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GOING T0
'comfortable Accommodation*  Convenient. to theatres
Good Sgrvigg’ l;zt§3lci:|i£ymsuited for ladies vi
Courlcous Treatment. 3l`N(;|,|; Ronny 3|
You 'will get all of these ailhe ~‘*"""""""-
G F  
slrlcnt's emhlem as a tolnen ot their  l  
n regard and esteem and in recognition Jewe|e|._0pdc|au
 of hi services as B successful Presid-  ,   ' Y 
F i I Uaweegréoaggiiqngiflxtrx “va .urllil further notice the 5.8.'
- - ::'l‘hs purity, freshness and absolute   a e O N- Wm mn ,|,,,| 4,,,¢..,,|, gum;
t I ’v
H12 P. E. I. T¢8Cll¢fS A550013 ' dsliciousness ol Motr's Chocolates, S- _ Te _ .tl . t toltiwlnz hrs. lr..
' C are hmwn t° 3" \°V\“'5 °f mill! I offer for sale afsrm in Rose Valley mg rooms’ WI I pnva B mum |‘""""Uh'"'w" "°"°n
9 ' mn will be held in P°w° grade sweet meats. We carry a full eontainlnztoo nereslsnd with Nothuild- $2`.'U0"l9 $2.50 Pet' DI! i ;l3°"""
_ Hal] Q5 t 25th to 27111, line of these chocolates in hulk and tngs,toi-msrly occupied by J.J.Bethun'e. _` ,_ - i sfiio “
i ' ` P ` Package. Our sales are so large that t‘hls form te in is hizh ststs cultlvstlon DUlllJl6 $00815, Wllll pi'iV{ilG “duh §',,'f’,°|,",,,
“ _ , . | ~ _ _ .U .
Marshal L. Perrin L- L. D‘ gg? ,~3;=;»;=;;;=,* ,;f;1,=;,g“§,,g,;-3 » qgsgteisztts' :testi '::.f’°:.::“.i:'.§:.r:.‘. $2,-5° .., 53,0., P., 5,, in
Phr D» 0fB0Sl0!1 University' utely fresh chocolates-25c, ssc, title. 'dei further particulars snnlv at °u _ _
and other prominent. edncat- and 601: nkrs. 50° _1b. tn bulk. FM- “°'°““"““‘ "“l°' AMERICAN PLAN
~ ion lists will address t h e Buster, Central Drugstore. - |Mtw si. KELINEDY R
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Hotel Raym
s ‘Z =st.=e.r:=="
  2 Blocks East of Bro
You will enjoy your stay more if i ren. street subway st
, you stop at a hotel... |
Centrally located, Accessible, b‘,?f.§sf.:i9t¢dl?
Qumf and Rgfingd J Grand Central Station nt
at the door.
' . I Penn R.R Station at 7th A
nmmenoinz Monde Sept
C
Pr"
ggi
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2 :F
3
' SUNDAY
V __  t, OGUII' Rnd MCSE 3Lasve Ch’town: Leave llooiry f
Meetings. , ' T $3.00 'I0 $4200 PM' Dly. gm n to,0o nm
',.M....7.....s... f People’s__  "` 
T. -E. Tolson, Pres. and Mgr. -_.,;. lf' '§. um
h  a t  e Chas. McCrcady, Asst. E I'-“‘ " M_ MURP|f£"0’M“
ve m inure
and shops
.50
ROCK BOAT
Change ol Time.
i|.00 lt.
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re  g* rl xml _ _ _ '_i______ fl ___ _,___
ff‘rJ?»°.If.?.”€»ii“‘i%§;’f   "'Exhibition. Visitors” ’
reuoease
Ifesting System _lor Erevinciel
Building
Department 'of Public Worlrs,
Cltsrlcttetown, P. E. I _
September 18, ion.
SEALED TENDERS will he
received at this oiiroe until noon
Tuesday, October I, |9r2 front any
person or persons willing to con-
tract for the supplying; and install-
ing of a heating system in the pro..
vincisl building, according to plans
and specifications to be seen at this
office. 'f_j_
Each tender must be accompanh
ed by as certified check on any
chartered Banlr, payable- to the
orderof the Commissioner of Public
Works for the stan!" of ¢too'.oo.
Check will he ret\_tl1led,iftenrlet'be
not accepted. ' _ _
The Department does not bind
.itself to accept the lowest of any
tender.
'Fenders to bejddresseri to the
undersigned and marked. "TEN"-
HRS FOR HEATING THE PRO'-5
VINCIAI. BUtl.DlNG."
L. B. :\lcMlLLAN,. 
Secretary ol Public Works( ’
9 2`o,2|.14.o6,28&_1,oM&U6l».
There is a reason why you should have your tteth ntteudrd to hen-- '
On Roller Skates , ____ _ _ » _ =
_ W I \  because we arc trtuued dentists, never tail to save a \c¢.t_h vl tr
,     fire! Show 7.3.0 Stcttntl ‘ » A \§ ///A possible and if we must crolvmbridrge or duplicate lost ttctlt we do is?
New Illustrated Song
le .Two Reels. shwlv 845 { ‘ l _ ` _ at » re nxonnhle prices. All work gusmutrerl. Extracting-without-_paint_f
3 i l ' 1 `! ' ' l .-
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-`-1 0' Cen tsl To All-- A ._ __.;»'=<.-,.i  '  L 125 Q\1==ii.Sr
lll'  Pima ' ` nh  
l Value - l .  - e  _
;1_r»;°:::r.;:rsr~;»r`=;;n :l:§;?_”§,';p,§',21'} Our motto is to give the 733 qgldpmdn The tmly rnsn rn_ths world /iam,” . t _ `
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