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THE GUARDIAN OHARIDTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AUGUSP29, 1911
€< 
This is a Good Da
To send us a Trial Order for
ICE CREAM ‘
You’ll enjoy ice cream to
day, and the warmer the -
weather gets the more you’ll
enjoy it.
Telephone us (No 238) or -_
send us word and we’Il deliver _-
a kage at your door.
PWce make our Ice Cream
from our Pasteurized cream-
which is absolutely pure and
admittedly superior in Bavor
to ordinary cream-and we
put it up in 10c., 20c and 35c.
packages. '
John 6. McDonald I
Pasieurized Milk Factory, _.
W er Street. gg
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KADIA UNIVERSITY
WOLFVILLE, N. 5.
Founded r838as a Christian College. Arts
eourse marked by breadth and thoroughness.
Wise range of elecsives ipnlag two years. _Elevgn
r eaaora, specia rata eir  _ e-
gaitmenta- Standard of scholars p high.
Salit of work recognized by Havard, Yale,
rnef. and Chicago, as equal to that of the best
Canadian Colleges. One hundred and fc-rty
dndenta pursuing arts course last year.
Elective course in Pedagogy recently added
D currkulum.
Students desiring to take only n_'partlal course
may select studies subject to the approval of the
Facu t
Expeynses reasonable. A considerable num-
ber of scholarships available. Ned session
opens Wednesday, Oct and.
For calendar, or furtherinformatiou amd t
T. TROVI ER, D. D.,
President.
Illlllll llllllilllllli lllllllllll
(1828-1901)
AChristian School for young man and boy
_ers the followingfeoursesz
Matriculation conrae,Scienti£c course General
surse, Business course and Manual Training
purse.
" There are nine_ teachers on the staB, four of
whom are in residence. _
The Academy Home ia undergoing repairs
and will henceéorth be heated by hot water and
lit lectri
bye c ght. _
. In connection with the school there ia a
juvenile department for boys under fourteen
years of age. School reopens on the 4th of
Sept. Por urther information apply to
I1. L. BRITTAIN,
P.-iiioipii, woifviiu, N. s
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WOLFVILLE, N. S.
For Young Women.
Oilers FIVE regular courses.-C0_0€l¢.
Yonai music, Piano music, Art, Hooutlon, ln-
druction is also provided in Violin, Uenography
lid Typewritxng. _
Easy of acoss, Unfurpassed Locahon, Modem
and Sanitary in Equipment. Skilled and Com-
tent Instructors. Deeply Christan rn Amo-
gtion and influence.
Fall term begins Sept. sth. lu' calendar and
iuther information apply to
11 EN RY TODD DeWOLFE,
Principal.
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SYDNEY, C. B.
ADVERTISEMENTS
F. A. G. OIISELEY.
BARRISTER. &c.
BURNS’ CORNER.
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SYDNEY, CAPEBRI-ETON, N. S.
Branch Office, Glace Bay. C. B,
Collections promptly attended to.
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PRINTING
MODERN type, modern and hst
_ presses, the best quality of sta-
tionery and a long and practical
experience in the business enable me
to turn out superior work at the rates
charged for poor work. I have now
a complete and iirstclass job Printing
plant-at your service.
ARIIHIBALD IRWIN,
Pubii=h¢fP.E.1.1ima Magazin '
Otlice-Richmond Street, West,
Next door to you by Telephone
Ring me up. Telephone No.i8g.
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This is not the
Busiest Place
Un Earth
Still we are kept on
the jump all the time to
accomodate our custom-
ers, who appreciate our
all the time bargain sale.
We have snaps in
all lines of Crockery
and Glassware.
Seeing is Believing.
So come and see for;
yourself.
W. P. Colwill,
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Mw,,E_m SUM’S[|)E or ohssooiiisishhsr 
Full Moon, lst, 6h, 34m. m. __
_ Last uarter 7th 4h 2m m
Superintendent Sharpe was in Souril
iifiit $‘.“.§"3is:’?.2f‘ii’.’.’.',§‘.?f“’ “L r<=wd=r
Day of Sun Sun Q High Water. D   Rev Mr Mahon was a passenger by the
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Prince County.
return to Brocton, Mass.
and Wallace.
blacksmith business at Summerlleld.
MB.. David Hanson left yesterday, on
return to Worcester, Mass. after a vaoa
Tux foUowing were on Tuesday evenin
send, T. D. Ramsay.
MR. G. W. Warren, Summerside, Sam-
uel Simpson, and Miss Simpson, Lot 16
returned home Tuesday evening from at-
tending the Maritime Baptist Convention
isd by two attendants arrived in the city
4 I 3 Il l!l , -I _ at Moucwna °
. p nied by
Mrs. Charles Taylor, Malpeque, who will
spend two weeks visiting in St. J oh n.
A Half dollar will buy any cotton shirt
waist in stock, just a few left. Prices 950
$1.10 and 1.40 will clear for 53c each. Spec-
ial bargains in Cotton Wrappers2 dozen
light and dark patterns regular prices
$1.00, 1 15, 1.25 and 2.0.), will clear the bal-
ance for 75c each,-McGougan 8: Wright.
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S'SIDE is not the only place where dogs
have been troublesome. The St. John’s,
Newfoundland, Herald of the 24th saysz-
"A gentleman complained yesterday to
the Court regarding the big dog owned by
the Banx of Montreal. It had jumped on
him and knocked him down. Fortunately
the beast was muzzled and could not
bite.” The same paper says ; Many dog
licenses were paid during the past two
days as well as the costs in each case.
Another batch will be issued Monday and
parties had better come forward and Save
the Hne.
Tun building owned by Mr. J. A. Brace
and occupied by Mr. George Clark, on the'
site ofthe proposed _extension of Spring
Street has been removed and work of
grading the new piece of street will begin ,
shortly. The appearance already has `
been much improved and when the new
way to the “new settlement", has been
properly opened,this part of the town will
be second to no other for beauty. During
the past live years, no less than ten new
buildings, or an average of two buildings
ayear, have been erected besides many
other improvements on the two blocks on
either side of this street immediately
north of Convent Street, some of them
being among the finest dwellingss in Su m.-
merside. For a great many years the
opening of this piece of street has been
agitated for and now since it has been
opened at this time unveiling as it were'
some pretty localities of new and hand-
some residences, the general public will
commend the Town Council for voting the
necessary amount to have the work done,
and the town will _be much better for the
change.
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WHAT IS LIFE T0 YOU#
Ifyou_ are a victim ot piles, as one
plcorson in every four is I You suffer keenly
m oneof the most torturing ailments
known to man and may well wonder is
life is really worth living. Certain relief
and ultimate cure is awaiting you hy
means of Dr. Chase‘s Ointment. It has
never failed to cure piles painlessly and
naturally, it allaya inflammation heals
wretched disease.
m-Ql-
HARDLY SPBCULATION.
Ottawa Citizen: i Sending the con
tlngents South Africa coat. the country
. 0J$2,(lIX). Up-to-date Great Britain
GOLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTBNDED T0 °
Sunnyside. im bought si,ooo,ooo mon of sospiieqin
NORTH SYDNEY, C. B. Canada. Considering that the most of
N0vZ)3mosd&w
_ the two million spent on theeontingente
 
_ . - ' > went into the pockets of our own people
;- - -so ‘
1** 'either on contracts oras pay to the
 &   troopsand that the troops l-rought lap:
_ uitea stack of 'British severe
BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS.  I(Cma;;;e;;sm  :mcse cause upfuthe
N01-Am|g§_ pUB|_| ’ g1‘g_ _ I) emp e a spec a on.
OFFICES; l(acDonald'e éock, CharlotteS\   t a i ` ""°` “W”
S"-=» °=~ °-- ~- »* *..?.’.:.:.:'.°..".’:.““‘°“°......si::. '°‘°““°“'°
eoeoiai ascension so coLLLnc'.ri on '
REAL ETATE.
I and ken t
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lorrowed as clients may require.
loll l- hchto A. l 6, liefelu.
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* We fully guarantee all our goods. All
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   F I Mr. L. G. Wheel- left yesterday one
Rlv. Allan Hudson left yesterday on M,-_ charles Drew has returns! after
Miss Lucy Glover returned home yes- b°r°
terday from a visit to friends in Pictou Messrs. Percy F. Strong, F. G. McPher-
_ Mn. Samuel Semple returned home from °“7°
Bwwn Tussdar nicht and will wrt S Mis. Home ceilings. Charlottetown, P.
. ° Mies Edythe Hamilton of Weeks 8: Co-,
“OU IDGUC I. CBP' TPBVSTBC Ind slll.Dll1€l‘° wa. Q passenggr yggterdgy by “IQ BX-
side.
R Messrs. H. Bates and Geo. M. Kent,
elected eld of h -
"U U 9 SUmm°l`Sld° PWS Truro, came tothe city yesterday evening
-=-» byterian Church:-D. Gordon, Colin Town- w “ke put in th rm,
Prof. Arsenault and family returned to
THE Baltic starch factory building will the cn hat |8111, atm, di
be ld t P bli A ti F 'd y n 'pen ng 8 vm*
so a u e uc on on ri ay, 1 M _ A W h _-
I was cured of Acute .Bronehitis by MIN August 30th.-W.H. Manson Auctioneer z on at r menu: 8 ome
.inns r.1NnniN'r, 2, ,,,d 3; ,, 8,-,,,,_ ` Mr. cmd Hmm, who intended raking
J, M, CAMPBEIJ* T ` part in the sports did not arrive last night
_ Bay ot Isl_mds_ ln Summerside Cornet Band played on
'T
l 1501511 d th flll fttll 1'.
Mr. Lefurkefs lawn last evening when a ,ow ng e ea o B e
I WHS ¢\ll‘0d Of F&¢l&l NCUHJBIB bl nice program of music was listened to by Mr' G°°"3° Hndmmf °t ‘N B°“k'°f
MIN ARD’S LINIMENT. a large number of citizens. M°“t1`°~°l° T°"°“b°' L’ “smug his °°'°““
WM, DANI_E,I5_ Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hyndman.
Sprm8mu_ N_ S_ . Miss Edith Hamilton left by the North-
umberhnd yesterday an mum to Tomnw Dr. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, who
I was cured of Chronic Rheumatlsm by _ to ,mend the mminery opemngs in that have been spending some time at the sea-
MINARD'S LINIMENT, city_ s-She will probably visit the Pan_ Sldé, Will l!el'\1l'l1 D0  12118 City l50d8y»
BCRGE TINGLEY
Albert Co” N_ B_ ' _American Exposition before returning. Mrs; Hedley Bantam and masse;-}G¢¢rgg
MRS' Ge°"“'° G*`°°°» st J°h°» Wh° ll” " Miss Hattie Yates, dau hter of Rev. C.
_ K
S U P  been spending afew week at Cavendish , F_ Yages °g _ _
, Golden B C., is visiting ,
and Mallleqlle. left T\1¢S<i8Y ll1°1‘l1lll8 0° friends in Cape Traverse and Carleton. _
return home lSbe was accom a
Ilings were passengers by the express last
tne ulcers and thoroughly  tho.
Hr. Ernest S. Weeks Fredericton, was
in the city yesterday
business trip to Toronto.
Mr. D. A. Wodlock, Stanley Bridge was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. A. A. Lefurgey came to the eity
yesterday and registered at the Davies.
spending a short holiday in Murray Har-
aon, W. G. Johnson, Halifax, are in the
E. I. is visiting Mrs. C. A Clark, 20 City
Road, St. John.
press en route to Toronto.
e apo
returned from Chatham laét night where
they had been visiting for some time.
I Mr. W. C. Hoar of Sackvllle accompan-
last night to take part in today's sports.
Mrs. McGregor, Miss Clark, Miss Biigh
and Mr. Hopkirk were passengers by the
outward eastern train yesterday morning.
J. McCormack, Sydney, the wonder in
shot puttlngs, is in the city to take part
in to-day’s sports. He has a record of42
ft. I
Mrs. C. Stewart of Tacoma, Wash.,`
leaves this morning for her home after
visiting friends in Caledonia and Valley-
Held. ' » i .
Mrs. (Dr.) McLaughla.n and three
children are expected home by the Olivett
today, after a month’s visit in Worcester,
Mass.
_ Miss May Collings and Mr. John Col
night. Miss May Collings ls returning _
from the Boothby Hospital
Mrs outgomery of Schuyler, Neb
Miss Gertrude Heartz teacher, of Wor
cester, Mass., who has been spending her
Miss Edith Prowse of Murra Harbor
McKay were passengers by the 4.10'ti~ain
yesterday afternoon to be present at the
imc
Baptist Convention at Moncton
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At all dealers at 25 cents. ‘
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Week Rises Sets Mom |After’n express last night.
Had these. small creations. , .»
been obtained ' in the regular-
way, they Would have cost Il `
and;y"`ou from 25 to 35 percent e ,
more, but we gotfthelifat a '
snap something .veiy _ unusual
at the boginningof 
you will reap thobemlt ilyou
purchase now. By 1-_-so ~do_ing
 will save moiioy.  _tho
Bi-st to appear with the 
Fall styles. Have use ofyourf
garment the 'HI ’ $10!;
We are showing ,in 
dfty diferent styles. _ » Our
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Always In the Lead.
Sontnor Mohood 81 Go
LEADERS IN MILLINERY.
;hoii' orders-
_ . __ _"Lowther & loinl
oeN'ris~r.
.vor liuhlloio’s Drug Sion,
5_Ul`lI`-IERSIDE. `
an
“ 23rd Sopliom
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“ 7th0otober............ “
“ 21ioo¢iober............ “
“ 4thNovember..........
_ Returning_uill leave Picton, N. S., I dternate M day at
i Fire’ ,raisins Enntiln lyih IME IETIBI ___ _"in, mmm ,MH _,I  8_e\;g___ _ _ M...
ma.. or oooeuma annual. Hmmmldv. P°f°°. Mal Buy, Gspaand Father Point.
md 'ak ‘ _ _   ‘
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“ 15th July. . . . . . . . . . .

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“ 12th August . . . . . .
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°' 26thAugust . . . .
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“ 9thSeptember.....  “
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will be a passenger by the express this _
morning en route to her home after visit- `
ing friends in Caledonia and Valleyfleld.
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vacation with her uncle, Mr. Joseph I U
Heartz, of Cornwall, has returned to her s
home. _ I ‘ ~ I'
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returns today after spending a. shdrt time "
in this city. Miss Prowse leaves in a I " -
week to enter Mt. Allison Ladies’ College, ` ~ '
Sackville. _ I
Mews; Hg", Wmiam, and L,,,,,,,,.d. ` _ Will find our establishment the right place to
marriage ____ Dr Rose to Mm ____ Garments made by us are noted _for their ease.
B,0w,,,u_H,,n,,,,. given __ and .good finish. Our stock is replete with fashionable
._/Rem _,_ C_ and Mm Spum Rem Hem, cus British and (fauadlan manufacture.
Garner ofmurray River, and ur, M, R0., We are agents for the celebrated OXFORD
Bethune were passengers by the express and have now over 100 PATTERNS in Stock.
last night returning from the Marit'
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.Rev. J. G. Burroughs of Berkley, Va.,  ‘ .
has accepted a call to.the pastorate of the _
Central Christian Church of this city, for ' . - ‘ *
three months with ai view of locating _ ~
permanently. He win begin his labors Moroha-Dt Taller, M0-‘ri-s Bloik Op. Post Office
on sept. sth. __ (‘-harlottetown.
CIRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA,    L
an all Summer Com lal in C i en , _
...i ii... ...hy ’2....”§° by i'I.ffiZ.».i Pnoposno sAii.iNos|=RoM
Blackberry Cordial. Al
Montreal and Gharlotteto
L , ‘ __` _ nuiemo 'rue seAs`oN o|=i9oi
K--mesh J. Mmm. B- A-‘ °“‘"”“ ““F”’”§§.‘I.‘;‘;’.i?..‘ii.T°5i.l`i.‘2.§3Z:."2£?i°°i»‘5.'L‘;?.°°"°' °"""
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OFFICE:-Brace’s Building. AT 2 P M ABOUT 6 P M
Summer-side P. E. Island. _ I
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