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sway or
¥0 UBB
your own
home
the best
silver is
10.5
R. WALLACE
Silver plate that resists wear
Guaranteed shselatslv. _‘_
WSW. Wellner
Photos
will soon be here
the fair
you
service.
STUDIO -
Wa have a nice assortment of Parlo
Kitchen and Alarm Clocks.
Prices Moderate.
C. VV. Patterson
Jewellsi Phone 1-K
Hard lloai
Afloat and to arrive per
Schooners “Daniietta" and
lohaniia” and "Ann I. Train-
er"  'lfons best quality
Hard Coal in Egg, Stove and
Chestnut Sizes. '
Customers would do well to
book their orders so as to
have iiieir 00.1' delivered
whilstvesseis pare discharg-
i ing.
C. Lyons Q Co
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  'l louis," uin wut
_ For the tw t -six
hssbeeirbetlibirb th? Iiblic 
is known and valued) the world over,
Year sfteeyearthe sales increase in an
enormous ratio. Common every hy
experience demonstrated its value long
ago andthis has nowbeen eonirmed by
severe tests made in the pbys|ol°¢4¢.|
laboratory. The scientidc a§r-lmmg
made on living subkgts by Me.”
Thompson at the bliii School gf
Physiology proved eonclusivei that
the addition of Bovril to the dat is g
valuable aid to digestion and th" it
enables the system to absorb ,the full
store of nuti-iment from ordinary food.
When-re-heating cold meat usa s
little Bovrii and d a spoontnl or two
A Good Value_
in Farmers’ I
Boots
These Amherst--made boots I
are very strong and neat in
appearance, give thorough
protection to the feet from I
rough and uneven ground.
keep the feet dry and warm
under all circumstances-~ and
they areas cosy and comfort-
able as you could wish.
No. 237, made of solid lesth- I
er all through, plain toe,bluch-
er cut, heavy soles, sae cut
above.....-....{..........$2_
No..35 made of extra good
quality kip, heavy tap soles,
solid leather throughout, a
splendid' value at. . . . . .$2,95.
Alley £6’ Co
135 Queen St.
Pickling Vinegar
The Pickling season will soon be here
and as usual we are wall Stocked with the
best grades of vinegar on the market. We
have in stock.-
Proof White Wine
" English Malt
Pure English Half
" Cider
Also s good assortment of Pickiing Spice
n pkges and in bulk-
Becr Q .Goff’s
W-A-N-'l"-li-ll
Choppers Loaders 4|. Swsinpers
The _Luinbering Department of
The Nova Scot ia Steel sud Coal
Company, Limited, of New Glas-
gow,-Nova Scotia, have an opening
for i5,or i8 Fallers and swampers,
also a_good cook.-
Work to begin at once, and con-
tinue during the fall and winter.
The best of board and go o d
wages to capable men.
None but persons used to lum-
bering need spply to '
' 5 lumbering Depsrtmenr,
Nova' Scotia Steel & Coal Co, Ltd.,
_ `- New Glasgow,
' Nova Scotia.
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Coal Coal
'l‘ba8¢i_ieo_nsr hav S. Andrews will be
dui hsrsshout Aug. 3oth with a cargo
sf rode tons of the celebrated Lsckswaoa-
Authrsicits Coal in Stove and Chestnut
slung this la the same quality of coal
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wiilc gave such good satisfaction last
rd Coal
q»?¢lli7{. m`i'."ii.'5.fl§...- it ..2§°.J.i
sokiodl arrange to take delivery whiis
vssaai is dlacharllttl WN” Pf|°°° lf'
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The vacation is ended; the jolly friends
are separated, but-you can keep them
with you and be with them in pictures.
Probably you owe it to them, and mod-
em photography makes the obligations an
easy one to meet.
The Bayer Studio
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Crown and Brfdte Bbiwggsllst.
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lllll FIIIENUS, lllll . TZHARLOITETOWN AND ELSEWHERE
It pays to buy in this province.
From Yestsrday’s Evening Guardian.
P. C. Jardine, Charlottetown, was
among the recent visitors to Sydney.
The Northumberland isit Charlotte-
town this morning for Picton at 8.80
with a fair number of passengers and
a general cargo.
Rav. R. H. Btavert, Harcourt, N.
B., was s recent visitor to Toronto.
Mr. Stsvert was formerly of this
Province.
Mrs. (Csvli-) K. Finlayson and
niece, C. May Gillis, of Point Prim
leave to-day on a visit to Halifax.
While there they will attend the`Ex-
hibltion.
J. E. Matthews, the hustllng mau-
sger_ of the North American Life, at
Brandon, was‘in Waskada this week.
Ho was most favorably impressed
with this portion of Manitoba and
with the town itself. While here he
was the guest of his old friend, W.~N_
Ducliemin, editor -Expositor, and
many interesting reminiscences of
former newspaper dnvs in Charlotte
town were interchenged.-Wnskada
exe.
His Royal Highness The Governifr
General, according to the last issue
of the Canada Gazette, has been
pleased to make the following ap-
pountments, viz:- Isaac Howlett,<i
Annandale, in the Province of Prince
Edward Island to be Harbor Mas-
ter for the port of Grand River, in
the said Province, in the room and
stead of W. C. Jenkins, resigned.
Isaac Howlett, of Annandale, to be
-Whsrtlnger of the Government wharf
at that place, also in the room and
stead ol W. C. Jenkins, resigned.
At the Baptist Parsonage, Char-
lottetown, last evening, a pretty wed-
ding took place. The contracting
parties were George Forbes, West
New Annan, N. S., and Elizabeth
'Kennedy Docliendorif, York Point, P.
E. I. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a grey travelling suit. The
happy couple leave this morning on
the Northumberland and will attend
the Halifax Fair and alter a brief
visit at New Annan, N. S., will pro-
ceed to their western home at Hill-
crest, B. C., where Mr. Forbes is _en-
gaged in mining. The Guardian of-
fers congratulations.
Miss Loretta J. C. Cameron,
youngest daughter of Dr. Hugh Cam-
eron, ex-M. P., Mabou, C. B., was
married to McAllister S. McDonald
of Winnipeg, at St. Edward's Church,
on Sept. 1st. The nuptial mass tor
the marriage ceremony was celebrat-
ed by Mr. McDonald’s brother, the
Rev. D. A. Bernard McDonald, of St.
Dunst.an's College, Charlottetown. P.
E. I. ,Another of his brothers, How-
ard McDonald, assisted, with a sist-
er of the bride, Mrs. ,(-Dr.) A.E. Ken~
nedy, as matron of honor. The newly
married couple have the best wishes
of n great number of friends and re-
latives in eastern Nova Scotia and
Prince Edward Island.-Sydney sxc.
The home of George H. and Mrs.
Holbrook, 11 King Square, Char-
lottetown, will be the scene of an in-
teresting event this morning at 6.45
o'clock when Laurel Beatrice, their
youngest daughter, becomes the
bride of Wilfred F. Taylor, son of
George H. Taylor, Jeweler, Char-
lottetown. Rev. J. Heaney, B. A.,
Pastor of the First Methodist. church,
will perform the marriage ceremony,
only the immediate relatives of the
families being present. The home is
simply and tastefully decorated for
the occasion. The bride will be un-
attended and will be ettired in is
dainty gown of whits silk, carrying s
bouquet of roses and maiden hair
fern. The wedding march will be
rendered by Master Harold, brother
of the bride, and after the wedding
breakfast the young couple will leave
on ths express for s. tour of the Mari-
time Provinces. The hrlde's going
away gown is is tailored suit of Co-
penhagen blue with het to match.'l'he
bride is ii general favorite among a
wide circle of friends, all of whom are
greatly pleased on account ot the fact.
that her future home will be in the
city. Mr. Taylor is is valued and
trusted clerk in the employ of G. E.
Hughes, Druggist, Charlo;.tetown.'l`he
wedding gifts were numerous and
ibsautiful, including n very handsome
chair from the choir of the First
Methodist Church of which they are
both members. and presents from
Willing Circle of King’s Daughters
and Mission Circle of which the brids
is an active member. On their re-
turn they will take up their residence
in the groom's new home at Brigh-
ton. The Guardian, along with their
host of friends, extends best wishes to
the newly wedded couple.
::If the msn who iibnvos himself
would once use 9. Gem Junior Safety
Razor he would never use any other.
We guarantee this razor to give en-
tire sstlsfaction and speak of it from
personal knowledge. We have no hesi-
tation fn recommending it and the
price ($1.00) is low enough to appeal
to sli. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
llyslop Bicycles
$25.00
I-lyslop wheels represent the
maximum of reliability and
service, with real and sub-
stantial value positively
guararitesd. All sizes for
men, women and children.
1 orders iiiisd promptly.
IYSLOI’ BROS. Ltd.
Dates and Victoria ltldl
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Ra eiitstivs
“»“..!.‘..‘*M‘Z!.' QS”
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store.
l’eop|e’s Theatre
Dison
Ilssdliner To-Night
in Two Rests
“ A Soldiers Ilonor"
itiiimy me
Pioneer Story
H lleai' lr. Kelly
This is his last
(From Yest.erday's Evening Guardian)
McLean. ILP., Charlottetown,
nt visitor to Montreal.
Percy Manuel, Georgetown, wars
'passenger to Charlottetown this
morning. '
Col Peaks has resigned his position
as Aids-de-Csmp of _the Lieutenant
Governor.-Exo. '
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W. B. Prowss and J. A. Webster,
Charlottetown, were passengers to
Alberton this morning.
Miss Eldn M. Brown, York, |155 re.
turned home from Tatsmagouche,
N". B., where she _spent a well»ssrued
vacation.
Wm. and Mrs. Moran, Charlotte-
town, left this morning by the
Northumberland for Halifax whore
they will attend the Exhibieion.
Mrs. E1 za Jewell and family have
left for their home in Concord, N.
H., after spending 5, short visit with
the former's parents, Simon and Mrs.
Brown, Hunter River.
Professor Murray Macneill, Mrs.
Mncneill and family, who have been
summering' in P. E. Island, returned
to the city and are again st Birch-
dals.-Hsiifax sxc.
Mrs. James Harrell and daughter,
Miss Mary, have returned to their
home in Charlottetown after spend-
ing a few days in the city the guests
of Conductor Sweeney, Highfield St.
--Moncton exe.
Waldron A. Mcquarrie who has
spent the summer with his rents,
W. A. and Mrs, McQusrrls.$lsmp-
ton, leaves this motning on re urn to
Dalhousie College, where he has tak.-
en his third year in arts.
Among the outward Passengers
from Charlottetown to Halifax yes-
terday were :-H. C. Hooper, B. Roy
and Mrs. Holman, Miss Titran Col-
iings, Capt. D. A. McKinnon, Mrs.S.
C. Nash, Miss Evelyn Allen and Mrs.
D. Sutherland.
The eastern express arrived in Char-
lottetown today at 8.15 s..1:n., on
time; the southern accommodation at
9.35 a.m., on time; the Cape Traverse
accommodation at 9.55 n. m., on
time; and the Tignish accommoda-
tion at 11.40 a.m., on time.
James Lightizer, tori-nerly of Char-
lottetown, and an old Absgweil: foot-
ball plsyer,'is still evidencing a keen
interest in the game in which he
played such an important part here
some years ago. ' A football league
has been organized in Moncton and
“Jimmy' is one oi the referees. At
the opening game some days ago
he "handled the game in a very satf
isfsctory manner according to a
Moncton exchange. ~
::Master Workman Tobacco is a
real surprise to the man who thinks
he can't smoke o. "plug," It omit;
bite the tongue. It is mellow and
fragrant for the price beyond any-
thing you sver put a match to and
you can smoke it all day and every
pipeful seems sweeter and better. Try
a cut 15c. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
corner Great George and Kent Sta.
Mliitt.
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Purchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine article.
We know that there is be-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
a line cf so called cut glass in
which the pattern is really
pressed. and afterwards
touched up and polished on ii
a wheel.
Our Cui Glass
is fullyfcut When the cutter takes
n piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished by hand.
We control for Chsrlottetowmthe
aroduct ofthe oldest and largest
anadian factory, and feel that we
have the very best in cut glass to
offer our patrons.
G. F. IIU'l'CIIliSON
Jeweler-Opticiiin
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FOR SALE
prist and saw mill. Fifty acres of land
w hpsw house and new arn and other
bulld nga. Also fifty sores ot wood lend
Apply to owns'
ORUS D Di WE
Dlngwellswtlls lgflfl. I
.zth Mliltt od.
Hard Coal
897 Tons
Scranton Coal
HOW
Landing in schooner
Kenneth C st
George E. Full’s
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Remnants of
Cloth
Serge
Luster
emnant
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Dry Goods Gingham,
Muslim
Cambrics
_ Prints
C
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ale
at Stanley Bros. '
Hundreds oi ends of fabrics of every discription
A have collected during the last few months and we have
now pricedthese very low and placed them on sale
Drills
Galatias
Tqwelliugs ‘-
Cottons'
  Sionlev Bros
The olwuvs busv ~ Store.
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The Children's _
Teeth
are as important to be looked after as
are the older people's-perhaps more so.
Their teeth may not ache nor he decay-
ed-they should not be allowed to get so.
Atoo.h in time,as well asa stitch in time,
saves nine. Bring the little folks into our
office, and their teeth will be carefully
looked after. First-class work atmcderste
prices.
DR. ROBINS
|25 Queen Street, next Beer dt Goff Bhone 175 ]
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K. J. MARTIN, B. A, I
Barriitsr Notary Public. ste
oney to Loan _
Morris Block-Uharlovytvstown
Dr.~C. II..Poi°ter
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Veterinary Surgoon
Olfice hsruiec is o rat n room at
iii Grafton St. idppllgeswltficsf. Charlot-
tetown Phone 28. ’
Oonniltatlon and Medicine by mail
one dollar. _ V
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L. B. Miller, Principal.
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$ A C. B. C. Education \$
Shows in the Pay-Envelope \
In the pay-envelope that’s where your education affects you.
Today there are thousands of men and women enjoying congen-
ial lucrative positions that would otherwise be ekiug out ahum-
drum existence but for the education received at the C. B. C.
I_Jon’t wait for something to turn up-be ambitious-do the
“turning up" yourself. The C. B. C can quality you for pos
iiion ss pccountant. stenographer, reporter. bank clerk, corres-
pondent, broker, oilice manager, navigator, or engineer.
_ Write today for free prospectus and full information to
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Charlottetown Business College
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Where to Stop in New Yorli
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Warburton (ll. Shaw
l Barrisiers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc
‘ Utlices in Cameron Block, Cbarlottetou ii,
, ` P. E.. lsland.,_  , __
DR. CLIFT
Specialist -Chronic- Dissssss
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 DRESS-Watsonville. Santa Urns Uo
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ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D
Physician and Surgeon -_
Office and residence that of
Dr. McLaughlin
Phone 315i. |65 Prince St
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I The only Iirst class hotel
$l.00 Per
HOTEL ST. ‘DENIS C'
Broadway and Ilth St., New York City
HOME COHFURTS WITHOUT EXTRAYAGANCE.
_ This famous hotel has been renovated, redecorated refur-
nished, and many modern.up to date appointments have been
installed, and can be compared favorably with any in the city.
near all steamship lines.
Within easy access of every point ofintsrsst. Half block from
Wannmaker‘s, Five minutes` walk ol Shopping District.
NOTED FOR:-Excellence of cuisine, comfortable appointments, cour
_ teous service and homelike surroundings.
Tlll "YY heat accommodations in tlisfcity at
Day Up.
7 minutes from Grand Central Depot.
I I0 minutes to leading stores and theatres.
ST. DENIS IIO'l`EI. C0.
I Emerald, No. t R ll. Phone ss-IJ
IIO`I_l$I. BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. D.
the lar est and Best Located Hotel in
the Oiiiy accommodatinl mb guests.
Situated in the centre of spaclousgrounds
and surrounded try slsgsnt sbs s trees
making it spscfaiy s etort #sts
| in the summer seasonvalilll Riel! Wifi E Y
Dil. I. Ii. CRUKEN
(Veterinary Surgeon)
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S?i'i\si:rire?fiel?l,"l’iui¥. Island. Address
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A. A. McLean, K. C., Donald McKinnon
McLean Q. McKinnon
Dsrriaters, Attorney-at-law
Brown Block. Charlottetown.
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Also Stanwix Ilsll Ilntel, Albany N. Y.
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_GOING TO
you stop at a h'otel--
Quietand Refined,
’ Good Service,
Courleous Treatment.
Single rooms, uiih privatchttlh
_ $2.1lD1o $2150 Pet Da)
Double rooms, with private Milt
$23010 $3.00 Pet' UU.
AMERICAN PLAN
Rooniasiiid ‘Meals
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,A izz`w._»i49ii.:s¢., R°lh¢S=y C°|l¢S'°f¢
semen Broadway ami sum live. School, J _ “_ 
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Hotel Raymond
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NEW YORK
  2 Blocks East of Broadway
-  :Sth Street Subway Station
You will enjoy your stay more if It the d°°f-
biozks east from Hudson tubes su
Ale. and 28th Street Fivsm inute
cenlfally localedi Accessible: Grand Central Stntiorl at sad Street
Penn. R.R. Station at 7th Ave. V
Convenient to theatres and shops
’ Comfortable Accommodations, ..p¢¢i.iiy...n..i of ual.. vinci.; im.
York alone.
SINGLE ROOMS $l.50
3-zstthilliyr.
You will get all of these at “the = 
U. 0. lleLl0D, K.0. W. Il. BENTLEY
McLeod (D. Bentley
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Charlottetown. P. E. island. '
IDR. JOIIN LEDWELI.. M. 0.
;¢|,m°m| Sugoi, opposite 8t.Pau Church
Hours uutll io o'cIock to 3 p. ni. '
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School Boots " 
- For ‘ :
School Children r l
We have just recieved a full
line of nice up to date Boot!
in all 'sizes Good School Boots'
l Cogductpxd on the Rouge System.
inw ieht. s boarding ops? pre
quite separate from the ina n u id-
ings an each is in charge of two
ms ters
solid leather selling at lowest
prices See window.
St.
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 to $4IOU Per Day.
T. E. 'i`olson, Pres. and Mgr.
Chas. McCr d , Asst. i - - -
[mugs-|~ mg; 4 wed hofg Charlottetown C3 Y mmhmm
Gnnlm st' cwhwm ‘8.29i!iMElf ` ',l-sin--ai-_-aaa-if l  3'*9“"'l"l
ua on unexce s - u nga
sit ti ii ii ii ici
up~to-into and splondidly eau ppsd.
includ ng an excs isnt gymnaa um
:nd manual woliinkiiiigv dgplapatsaent-
s o n s s .
Crspsfiglon fo; Unlvsrsitlss, B.
li. 0., or uslness.
Nast term begins Sspt. llili
Illustrated Calendar andftlll details
on Application ta
REV W I IIDIAID. N. A.
lssdassstsr.
,Farm for Sale
At Granville, containing |83 l¢f0l» 190
ciesr, balance covered with hard and
sou wood. This farm is in go~d stats if
cultivation. Dwelling and out hulldlnga
in good repair. intending purchasers,
plane inquire tothe ownatott Prtlillel-
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