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_Our Policies Fire Losses Are
diyasted _and  Promptly!
Q; 0.4, that rsasonahlelproef of claim which is necessary to protect the company
lin mired, andthis never maans undue delay. Losses ara paid while the loss ll
‘till ‘leenly lain '
_ Some ot' your neighbors can tell you this is true.
'f NO VA ---SCOTI A-F I RE
` Insurance
Company,
X li. M. DAWSON, G nersl Agent X
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S. S. Harland, Sante Fare
Excursions fn-tv tl tvs each week.
Every Tueud. y .il _i |\ ut lo Orwell, return fare 25 cents.
Every ffhnri-¢t.\. .it 3 |» rn. to Victoria, return fare .lu c-nts.
“ Every Friday ..I _i 3 » n nt. to East River, return fore zo cents.
_ Every Sarurniy ..| J _tn p. m, to West River, return fare zo cents.
(.`ll`_T0wn Steam Navg. Co. Wltari
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good
values
F.Asrlnu“54
in men’et caps-
_See the N ew Fall Styles
in Men’s Dressy Caps. i
We are showing an advance display of the new fall styles =
_ The line is exclusive and high grade throughout display-
ing all the smartest styles that are being popularly approved in
Loudon, Paris, New York and other fashion centres.
Every shade and grade is here in all leading Canadian
brands. All sizes, prices range from 5oc_ to . . . . . . . . . . .$|_25
Our
aim is
your sat- -
tisfaction
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Reuben Tuplm £5 Co "
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want a good smoke, jus
try a pipefull of our RIV-
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no other. You will find
them the “last word" in
 the smoking tobacco line,
Hickey £6’ Nicholson Tobacco Co. iw-ov-1 -p--K---.-J.
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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS A
One ci nt per word`|irat insertion in this column. half cent per word for
sacb continuation. Cash must accompany order and tive por cent dil-
count allowed. Minimum charge lwsnty-live cents. _
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donuts WANTED
LOCAL AGENT WANTED FUR
onsrlnmtown and Quevus Um. to
sell our high class Fruit Trees and
General Nursery Stock. Large list
of commercial and domestic varia-
ties suitable for culture in Prince
Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out-
fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for
particulars. Boone .lr Wellington.
' The Fonthill Nurseries. (Establish-
'_ ed 1837), Toronto, _0n.tA1'io.
` _. ti.Z7ME55l.
,.-W-»..__v.-»-..v4un.»__ - - - ' '_
  is as-ttfe”
WAN  |'°»."'5 , DERS A 106 KENT
Bt. -.Propriatr\ess,fldrs». 'George Dong-
laiil. ~ >8~22M6ipd.
FOR SALE-SHARES IN A PAI-R
of genuine Islund bred black foxes,
Dalton and liayners stock, positive-
ly the best proposition yet offered,
for full information al-*Ply in per-
son or write S. A. McDonald, Ch'-
Tnwn. ~~ 8-24Mtf.
FOR SALE, COTTAGE CONTAIN-
ing G rooms, also coach house. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Margaret Green 57 Up-
per Queen St. B-22M1wpd.
FOR SALE,-TWO ~BOUND VOLUM-
es of I. C. S., advertising course,
give more real, valuable pointers
than any other text book on the
subject, clean, unmarked, almost
new. Vauls S10 going ot $8. Ad-
vertiser, Guardian. 8-9MEtf.
f _-1 sg’  .
MISCELLANEOUS
vi/IM , A *or rdit naman/u.
‘ housework-, ' _ons _who understands
plain cooking.. preferred. Apply to
Mrs. J. .C. i-lims,' =B79 Richmond
gt, g _ 8-EMM.
g 
eases--sat.r e'
`/iuo't‘I6uii'iJi§f'1‘_U`ii7n AT mast-
,denca of Mrs. Catherine Woods, B4,
Pownal Bt., on Thursday, 29th
_`5\\l\1¢t. wmmencing at 1.30 o'ciock
'P-tn., Parlor, Dining-Room, Hall,
;.‘3*_t|-Room and Kitchen iurntturs.
.vso smtsttis. A. a¢tmr._1lu¢.~.t»n-
 ~  __ s- npa
it  `  \~ zt61§_ _
1°” 3*” ~*~__ I  uno-
,,< », ff-nears h. ehnibtaattaa ww; mayo;
and 2 lhinllil YUM 70 four-
nitnnte    ,,,,,,..f
lonr-mlnttioliriif - ru gory
intents roeurda, alt in good' .wg
dltloll-00§tll`f .glgtjqnt '"5
this outfit is 5 hand-mode csrryinu
csas.` teapseity lc rssordsi boon’
.inf tubes sad hand-painted flower
born. This is s splendid .chance for
anyone to lst a igood machine and
i sllotes collection of good records;
.Outfit tloetl $120.00 will sell for
Slit cash. Apply "Advertiser, (inord-
tsa. Halma.
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NOTICE,-MISS ANGELINE CUM-
isky and Mjss Laura White will
open a drdss-making establishment
at 109 Pownal St on September
first. These ladies come from Bos-
ton and are well fitted to under-
take their work. 8-26M3ipd.
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-The dental otlice of Lehrtl & Mt!-
Thursday Aug. 29.
-A. C. and Mrs. Burrows, Des
night on n visit to relatives in Sum-
merside.J.
-Miss Evo Brehaut, of Edmonton,
return Saturday rnorning,J.
snrnt the week end with friends in
Coleman returned last. evenin§
had, a small outward cargo, and her
inward cargo consisted of 1 car of
freight.J.
aide Saturday night. assisted in the
Methodist Church service Sunday
-The third ol the series of motor
bout races, being run or! in Summer-
aide harbor, took place on Wednes-
day afternoon, T. Il Grady, in thc
absence of Cyrus Morris, being the
starter. On account of most of the
boats being away with their owners
taking in the Charlottetown athletic
sports, only two competed. Elias
Schurman took first: place and Creel
McArthur's boat did not finish.-
Summerslde exc.
-Charles and Mrs. Wnrren ol
Minneapolis, Minn., who have been
visiting R. C. and Mrs. Lea. at Park-
side Farm, Tryon, have gone to
North River, Mr. Wnrren's former
home. They will soon depart for
Boston and New York to spend the
winter. Mr. Warren has noticed a
marked improvement in the Province
and feels proud of his birthplace. He
went to Minneapolis about 30 years
ago and has been very successful.J.
(From: Yesterdays Evening Guardian)
-George Butler or Berwick, °N..s.,
is in Summerside today.-J.
-Mrs. Thomas Johnstone, Sum-
merslde, has left on a visit to
friends in Tryon.-J,
-Miss Enid McFarlane, Summer-
side, who has been visiting in Sum-
merfield, has returned home.-J.
mcrside were passengers on the Pim-
prsss this morning to Pt. l.'u tfhcnc.
-It is lenrned from the committee
in charge of the Provincial S.S. As-
sociation thut the Convention is i.o
he held in Summcrside on Oct. 29,
30 and 31st. Rev. I)r. G. M. Comp-
bell of Sackvillo will be one of the
-The services in connection with
the 50th anniversary of tho organiza-
tion of the Summersids Presbyterian
Church are in Progress. The unfavor,
able weather did not prevent large
congregations from gathering on Stin-
day. The church was handsomely de-
corated and appropriate music was
rendered by the choir. Rev. Prin.
McKinnon\of Pine Hill Collegs,Hali-
fax, was the preacher. His subject
at the morning service was The Spir-
itual Church of the Living God. ln
n ver_v able and eloquent address Dr.
McKinnon dealt with the topic under
the head The Building of the Church,
2nd The Corner Stone, 3rd The Pur-
pose of the Church. On Sunday af-
tnrnoon Dr. McKinnon addressed the
boys and young men oi the congrega-
tion. Dr. McKinnon’s evening nd-_
dress wus a wntchword for the next
fifty years. He exhorted the people.
to he of good courage and play the
man for thc people of the cities of
our God. He discussed the topic
under the heads lst How to gain n
heroic character, in which he held up
Christ as the example. 2n`d Crises of
Our National History demand hcl-op;
character. The concluding service
will be tonight.-J. '
::Rexnll Foot Powder alloys all
foot discomforts, relieves chnflng,,
itching and bllsterintl immediately,
absorbs all odors of perspiration,
kcefs the feet dry and cool nnd is
safe and satisfactory to use. Sold
with the Rexall guarantee. -15c. and
Ztic. The McKinnon Drug Co., cot-nor
Great George and Kent Ste. Mtf,
SAFEGUARDING INVESTORS.
ports. The company will probsblv
--It 'pays  buy  Provinco. i  -'Clltsl' word
» _.__ _ tor_,atlvarttsta¢ in this
-un. constant, Burrows. vu I mustswomrnny vrtler.
passe r to Bummerside by the Em- tiellt tllltount allowed.
prgungt ,,|‘|,¢__J_ charge twenty-Ave can .
ltiurdo, Kensington, will be closed is postponed until further notice.
Moines. arrived by the Empress last be obtained at Lailerty's Toasorial
ta
-The Bcdequs Hall ice-cream social
- 8-2'I.hl1i.
-'rin mn-ning Daily Guvdlw we
Parlors, Bummersitle. -
-House and lot for sale in Bum-
meraide, also two vacant iota. BW*
who nos been-.matting tn summer- coins easy terms- Avvlv A- /Q-_ 121;;
side for the -past few weeks lett on l\1l‘l°Y- ‘ _
-H. Clark, Agent, will be glad to
-M .devil-sttlipnant and Mrs. "°°°i"° “li “°_‘"- °“'°"'-"‘“‘ "“d`
rs
, subscriptions in Atherton and vicin-
(.eo. McQunrriei»|~Summerside. who "_ A om” p,mm__N0_ il ,,_
Y.
. _.. ' -Subscribers should rents; a :sig-
' e
._The Empress arrived in Summer- g;,§';‘;r_hl;':°r=;,:‘,:ed tiixd ails not
side last evening at 7.45. She had mu. m haue’ M .U pu,¢|-n are dis-
100 passengers ond 70 returning. She contmued ummutly on expiry d,m,_
_.Ming Boogie Alward, agent, in J.
C. Jardine's Bookstore, Water St.
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_Rev. John L. Dawson of Bt. yxtlgigglgxld tgulixixitilis ilrim Siilm.
"°h'; is! vgsiwlg Iudsuggergidabegie ruernida and vicinity. Her office
giles 0 . . all l` . B .i _ 45___1 d ~d phone
Mr. Dawson, who came to Summer- S20” 'B an rem ence
I
_.A joint, auction sale of farm im-
eveniug, and will remain until Wed~ ~ t
_ . pl ments and household furniture n
ncsday. His son Cheallsy, whotac§om- U; homestead ,.m,mu_,v owned by _“__
mmmd mm' retume to S ' oh” thur Bradshaw at Central Bedeque on
Y°“*°"’“" Thursday, sept. sth. -at -1.30 nm-
Bigned: Mrs. Sydney Lowther, Mrs.
Dynstad-Callbeck, Mrs. J. Howetta. _
8-27M1i.
--Sample Coats. 45 ladies' and 20
misses' coats are now on sale_lll 0\u‘
mantle department at manufacturers’
cost. These garments were used as
samples for a short time this season
and are all new fall styles, no two
garments alike. Ladies* sizes are 84,
36, 38 bust/ measurs,. while the rnilsm
es' are from »6 to 16 years.. By a
fortu ate purchase we are able to
give 'lou these garments nt ta big
saving. Buy. your-new tall coats now
from this splendid range. Sinclair &
Stewart, Ltd. 5-27ME1i.
_Great Bai-going in Ladies’ Suits.
In order to clean up the ‘balance of
our ladies' suits and make roorn for
new Zoods we have Dlwled the fO“0""‘
ing at special -prices to clear ot once.
8 ladies' suits in green, fawn and
brown regularly $13.75 to $27.50
each at one-third oil the price. 18
ladies' suits, colors mostly grey,
town and blue, with -Silk linings and
handsomely trimmed. regularly $20
'up to $32. Values all at half price.
This is a. great opportunity to got o.
high class suit at a small price.
Thosowho choose beat will come here
as early as possible. Remember these
are all new goods this season and
the very latest styles. Sinclair &
Stewart, Ltd. 5-Z7ME1i.
-W. J. and Mrs. Mtittart of f-tum-I KEIR HARDIE IN 'MONTREAL
MONTREAL, August 25~Keir Har-
die, the leading British socialist and
M. P. for Merthyr Tydvill in_ the
British hotles of commons, arrived in
Montreal ou board the Steamship
-Hcsperian from Glasgow, tonight. Al-
though his plans haven't been nn-
nounced in full, he is expected to
visit Guelph to attend the federated
congress of labor organizations, af-
ter which he will proceed west, go-
ing to the United States some time
in September to deliver a series of
nddrogggg in forty-eight cities on be-
half of the socialist Durtyin that
country.
The Hcspcrimfs passengers were
not -expected to land tonight and
there was no delegation of local soc-.
ialists to meet the noted leader of
the movement in Great Britain. I-le
got off the vessel unattended and to-
nlghtsuccessfully avoided all inter-
viewers. `
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Sarsapartiial
Cures all blood humors, Jail'
eruptions, clears the complex-_
ion,'crea.tes an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
- Accept no substitute: insist on hav-
ing I-1ood's Saraapartlla.. Get it todas.
Valuable Farm r
F011' SALE
A valuable farm for sale at McNeill`n
Mills Station, Comprising an acres with
a good set of buildings, 7o acres nf whicl/
is cleared and in good state of cultivation.
 »  balance covered \i.h o good growth
OTTAWA August 25-The Domln- .
 ,on G,,m_an'ty Appmisement com hard and soft wood with an excellent
BOY WANTED T0 WORK IN DEN. nun,-V of Ottawm has been zmnteé bush for fox farming. The abote pro-‘
tsl office. Apply to Dr. Robins, 125 |o|_¢¢rgV0|.i,m0,.,,0,.,,t,on_ senator Bop party is nicely situated. fronting onthe
AT?T\:§}*i°¥';_N_§rf1Ii__IF__w,_Am}FI`E N 9';_;T\:_:i- téoilirt and A ngmber of Otgowa conf- North junction roadsnd near railway
shot’ J Aitllly to Brutal; Isteligrt  ciimsviingnwlmlch lddliid toba irlldiw field 'muon' .K hw'-' chunhegk che". hdory'
g (‘»o.__ _tf,‘ of business as fir as Canada is con- :;c'w;'; :;:iv':,ml‘°~,',h'.,l| hte 5° re;
_wAN'ram_,.a Bov 'ro LEARN 'rr-in cornea. It tspronosed to tnvesttzm ‘ "" " ’ °' P' '°_"
watchmaking. Apply at Wellner's and rsportmpon business ventures of '" °P|‘l7'° R NEILL
Jswsiiny stors. g.15M¢¢_ various kinds, industries. real es- 'J' ¥° , '
 _ various kinds, industries, rest "_ - 8 _mmm Y“°\*"'Y~
,ro--,Ziff--~~i,,iT5,~I~I~_li--~--_ have offices in England and report »_  ,_ -  . 4 ~ 1= , _ _ H _ ‘
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from sspumbn in lib. H21 lg: ;t.r;\or;n9°n.r;;tliian investments for Brit-,
mwthl. Annu st can-Eaton omni. ' \_   ua  
I-MMM. .. _ _ ' _
F’  intent tmtatii uit nm 1-tm-' o in
l`.¢!¢!13_‘!§__1'4"T"’   ttwg-gwqyufti   ~' »-~1»-¢f»~»'-I_-~'i.»":'i°_+‘§-"..-~-_¢-t'-f_1\-_¥it- -i
TEAGHER WANTEI,-i~6-li-i,INB__ . _TWC Pl!! rfrsor 4-tltl to oeioch. sre»srttl~ -notres
vm. g¢|,,,,,|_ Dmrm Nm my f  . .rabies i»ut_thers will ttssa atasndsocs oi
' Prince County. Bnpplomgng Moog' 'or wot _‘nz men an   !“i."";.,M °`M_"°."“h°
French t h ' ‘ _-_.'~` ’-_ ‘ »" "  "  "
on »--'¥f»Zi »».‘lIi'*i.....%'"" °’  _~‘-lt*-\_'..tm»1t_tt=i  in   -_ _~ "°“.‘i§°‘...s'!»".£i‘_’é°.....
S. Galllllt, Buoy, 9-  ’_, f  ,_ ._  _,,..,\, L],,`,_._,§5=_W,l,_,.,Mk _
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feet goods, not seconds at" 9c equal --35 inch heavy striped
Th_'e CltM°loii.eioivn 
A -Great  
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IF' YQU HAVE 'N-OT  QR  V
of each tofyour' collection 'simply have not seen,
them, :for they represent vainésdhnt no ino'r'xndl'woi`nsn
coplld gesgit jnslams 'Every liiiidi;-i
erta o w_ tc ,seasons e, w _ stub.  e"fis' inc u A
in this showing--sillr, cl:iiItii1;“5itet,"voiile*," "ba`tisti!`. ‘litig-
crie _cloth,"marquesctte and  vvfitlxiifg  showing
of wash silk, chinas, imessalines, shantungs Qetc.
This isa cleéranceiof‘_£l1e_samplesiof the largest Cau-
adian manufacturer: No  alike see them to-day.
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coat sweaters $1.”50,
up to $12.00
at Patous. |$2.25,
‘ ` ‘ 3-WMU long length coats $4.50 to
-_ ` P t .
"Lot of English print cotton, por- _a ou. g _.___
I Y
Eastern
suple-
ment be re-
ceived up to
to rows, Secret
School
ALL iilidl l\’G EXPERTS AGREE
that the Spt Air system is the beat. for the following reason :-
ist-It is th most. ssnit t nd heatthf l. - l
quality for 12c, 200 ards
from Patous.
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n-nun "Y °
_ fmt-lt. in fully as euonovrliirisiltts any othgr in the amount of fuel consumed,
' »3rd-It is more sasii-y regulntuinud_cont.rotied.
ith lt costs less for rrpnirs and maintenance. _
5!!!-ll lil U19 Mil! method that will give the ventilation which is lo essential,
d wnriifiiiiiffht'i&i|'ii‘i/tii1'i.ii°iii~:'i~iiiiE.2iii'tiii ifiiiiip'iitiiiii;°°i»iiihtii»i|'i'"ii"iumu-
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ENTERPRISE BLAZER ll0l` AIR FURNACE '
. Tbspnuutarity ofthe liLAZERt.odayis t.~a best proof ol this' We issue n
soec|nl*r_:ircu|ursst'ingforth the distinctive femur:-n of this furnsn Writs ua
£`\6§r§aAEé'§urdealer does not handle EN'I‘ERPRlS.l<.‘ STOVES. RXNGEB and
THE EN'l`EilPRlSE l".0UNllRY C0., _
sttcnvttrs. N. B. A '_
MANUFACTURERS ‘
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` Green Empire 
Green Enlpire is a new Stock Pattern which we have just received. 
pattern is neat 'wtth_`g_reeu tracing and decoration, on white body-It will please
yor; V-Remember :tts a Stock Pattern soldin any quantity and the ,price is inod-
era e. - f - “f
. Dinner sets 97 pieces  
Tea sets 42 pieces  $3.25
B I _(1 C k Q C  _ Successors to A.N. McKay, Sunnyside
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;G_oldie_€f? McCu,l_loqh 10h.  Gas 
iThe above _Io h. p. gas or gasoline engine _wi-,11`-be 
,half _price or less. Must be sold immediately to make room,.'I`-.his
engine is a pezrfect one, ran our press for 7 years `a,od’_ tttver ,lqt
edition on the _eng;1ne’s account. A i ’  ` 
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Can supplysiraft, pullies and etc, ,_ ,_ 
blending lPuf;¢l.|§»§@¥_S Pi€_€;\SC`Wri_te, phone, or call  once
a _ _»~ .__ .4
$3t.’_.4iy_.ii'.-i,.T.`£ - .   '_  ‘ _ _' '
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