'This is ' the day of ~-th,
optimist. The "don’t worry"
man is a genial smiling chap
who looks forward to a bright
-future dl health and happiness.
,...... r
fra, ,penimi-st is scorned. Hs
is bllliiad for a surly and
-gloomy disposition and re-
. selves-no sympathy for his
morbid forbodings. _
it isn‘t altogether `i'ight.- ,
I Many s mln -'sets the reputa-
tion for having a _aour disposi-
tion when the truth of the ning.
ter is that- he bas a sour
stomach -- Pe_nsiar Dyspepsin
' Tablets will irelv that `man.-
'25 and 50 cent boxes-
E. A. IIDSTER
n-cEN'rnAL naucsrona
Uliiy win, some class of trotters eh?
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EEIITRAI.
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f .. .,,. . . _ .
L_.-
WANTED--A caretaker for a rox
ranch. Applications should be made to
1.
816-00 for $10.95. Prowse Bros. Lt.1.
542-s-2sMal.
SPECIAL TRAIN-S runs from Sum-
Montasue Races Sept. 3rd and the
Summers-ide and $1.80, from chariot-
ieiown. _cheaper than by auto, and
one day inthe year anyhow.
_ ‘ 618-8~27’M4i.
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BAY DID YOU SEE the list of
entries for the Montague Horse
Races, 27 horses, what do you know
alwllt ‘MHY0r Todd on the turf again,
and he'll llllike them go some to heat
him _ too, of course if Brenton H.,
Dunholme, Colorado L., Keltie, Or-
well Belle, and Baby Logan are at
themselves there is no knowing who
518-8-27‘M4i.
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OUOIOUIOIIIIUUUO
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED i
WANTED-AN AGENT TO REPRE-
sent the North .american Lire in
King's County. Returned soldier
preferred. J. K. Ross, Provincial
' Manager, Charlottetown.
641-B-28M6i.
L . . _
AGINTS SALARY AND COMMISS-
ion to sail Rod Tag Stock. Complete
stock inciudiw exclusive linsa, spec-
lally'h_nrd7_,__|ro`wn only,by us. Sold
only by dar agents. Elegant free,
samples write now to Dominion
Numerics, Montreal.
66B1~8~1MEmtb00i.
- FOR SALE
FOR SALE--REGISTERED SHORT-
horn bull, two years old. Apply
Frank A. Rramsay, New London. _
481-8-26M3ipd
FOR SALE--AN INDIAN MOTOR-
cycle. Apply to C. |Williams, Bide-
ford, P. IE. i. B02-8-27M9ipd.
FOR SALE--BIKE. CART, BULKY,
American made. perfect running or-
der. .Apply H. B. Dinnis, Marsh-
field. 476-8-26-M3ipd
L - L
FARM -FOR SALE AT ST. CATHER-
ins’s, consisting of 70 acres in best
__ of_ cultivation. Buildings in good
repair, spring of water in yard;
_- near churches, schools and stores.
\ Apply to owner, J. M. MacFadyen,
. ii, R. No. 3, Bonshaw.
411-8-23M6ipd
'WANTED HE1.r_.-
' MALE
WANTED.--MAN TO WORK ON
farm by momth or year. Apply
,H0119 Mutch, Keppoch R. R. No. 1.
533-8-27-M3ipd
WANTED--ENGINEER FOR STA-
tionary -engine must hold certin-
cate. Young man preferred. Apply
Dearborn & C. 'Ltd., St. John, N.~B.
649-8-28M3I.
,WANTED - BOY, 18 OR OVER
for farm work near city. Wages
$20 to $30 per month and board.
Must be able to handle horses and
milk. Write Box 254. Charlotte-
town. 509-8-2TM3ipd .
wAN1'_so-s'E\_/sam. oooo \/Ear
- and pants makers. Good pay and
permanent positions. Apply at
Once to J. Smith Grant, Picton, -N.
S. 505-8-27M3i.
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LOST
LOST-A BUNCH OF KEY'8 ON
_ chain. Figure 9 on 2 keys. Finder
- please leave at 57 Grafton St. and
receive reward. 564-8-29M3i.
LOST -- SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at head of Winsloe Road, handbag
with glasses. Reward by leav-
ing at 75 -Water St., or Newsteud,
Winsloe. _ 526-8-27MJ2ipd.
_Q _ini ' in
LOST-TUESDAY ON THE BRACK-
ley Point Road. a parcel of dry
goods. 'Finder 'please gotify -Mrs.
Hubert MacCallum, Brac lay Beaogz.
; - ' I ‘ 1
LOST-A GOLD~ .WATCH AND
chain, between McAdams Corner
and Mt. Herbert no Tuesday `tbe
HELP WANTED-
FEMALE
WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 233 Queen St.
, 568-8-28M2ipd.
5-_--ll
WANTED-T1WO OR THREE MES-
Befiler girls at Telegraph Office.
A-pply immediately.
515-8-2’hM2i.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. No washing. Good
wages. Apply 57 Grafton St.
564-8-28M3l.
W.ANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SER-
vant. Apply 20 Brighton Road.
I 451-8-25~m3i
WANTED-BY MRS. W. T. WELLNER
girl for general housework. A19p1y
W. T. Wollner, at Beer & Goff’s.
- 474-8-"26Mtf
TEACHERS WANTED
WANTED--FOR CROSS ROADS
school. Second class teacher. -Sup-
plement $¢125.00. Apply Earl
Jenkins, Southport, R. 'R. No, 1.
551-8~28M6lpd.
WANTED-A TEACHER FOR ST.
'Mili'Y's Road East school. Supple-
Gee, Secretary of Trustees.
483-8-2il'M3Ipd.
er, for .Middleton school, No. 123.
Lewes not co. aées-zcmsipa
WANTED -_ -rescues F5
8ec'Y. 'R. R. No. 3, Box 19, Sturg-
‘ son. , 555-s-2sM-ups.
Foo ND `°`
FOUND-ON KENT ST WEDN
er can have same by applying at
Guardian Job Ofiice, 176 Kent St.
and paying for this ad.
' 380-8-22Mtf.
FOUND-ON THE ROAD GENTLE-
man's combination overall and car
repairs. Owners will find in care
Pius MacMillan, Rural Route No.
4 Cardigan, P. E. I. 55-ipd.
MISCELLANEOUS
MeCLARV'8 TAXI SERVICE STAND
2 Macs. Phono 316. Residence
Phone 372-R. 194-8-12M1mopd.
CAR FOR HIRE STAND TOMLINS
bakery. Phone 702-L.
341-8-19M12ipd.
NOTICE FOR THE BEST SATISFAC-
tion in piano tuning and repairing
musical instruments send ~your order
to Prof. Marcou, Newson Building
Charlottetown. Phone 04-J.
6948-7-11Mtf.
” ` » BIRTHS
STEWART.-At Dunstuffnage, Aug.
22nd to Boswell and Mrs. Stewart, a
daughter.
DEATHS
McLean.-At Grand View P. E. ‘ I.
UNL on the locket are B_ R__ C Aug, 12th, 1919, Flora MsLean, aged
or A. and K. of c. Finder elses? 5° "°“"~
leave at The Guardian Oilice.
54.¢.q2gM1ipd-. SHAM-A_.-At Charlottetown on Aux-
- ' ust 27 of typhoid fover Philip Joseph
.~- V ' `  , Sheila eldest son of Mrl ami Mrs.
’ D Joseph Shams, aged 15 -years. Funer-
- al will leav his late resilience, 2'/
. WANTED Weymouth slreet on 'Friday at 9 a.m.
"" ' for Bt Peters Cathedral thence to Bt.
"W\iN¥lb--'TWO 'ROOMS FOR ~ ' __ I
“sm houwkeephm Apply _M ;:;t;sr)s Cemetery- (Patriot Pease
Guardian Oiiice.
_ 501-8-28MliD4-j _
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\WANTlD--A HORSE 12W’to -ISM
lbs ix e ht I old. Sound
. B t is 'ye ra .
- and kind. oiiammond Kelly Char-
lottetown. 503-847118194-`
_. _ _  .. i;.__.;_..
WANTID.-20 PICS. WEIGHING
, from V0 to 100 lbs. Price lilc. per
lb. Mills and Thorne. 137 Hillsboro
street hariottetown.
D C ‘
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W- _ _-, . ._
IN MEMDRIAM
Snrgt. '1'-‘. J. Cameron. 26th
-Battalion, C. E. F., killed in
action at Arras, France. Aug-
ust as, 1918. Aged twenty
three. "Though lost to lilht to
memory dear."
P Inserted by his mother.
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WNITI VIN; 30! ‘iNl- P0011 ear 0 um cons--rh fum
‘Th°m”°°' L' " ¥°”"&¢ n ` -our ol getlrcseum coke has arrfved for
“7|'7'5uu- Alyward and Deegau. Phone orders
l.O 176
W. B. Pmwse or D. A. McKinnon tague, the place where you havethe
p"“"|°t- ' . Zi good time. -.Ever been there? N0.
well all aboard, if you_'ve never been
WQMQN3 3||_K DRESSES in there -you don’t know _what a real
navy, |,1uck_ cope” and rosa Regular treat is in store for you.
Brady, General Manager C, N. R.
mereide and Charlottetown for the eriniendeng ~M,»_ Hungerford, vgce.
f¢“'°° U0! lo bad, only`$3.20, from sngineer,,with Mr. -_Reginald Hays,
Y0u'l‘e surcot getting there. and 'pignish b special train-' yesterday
5°"~l“¥ .mick iiKiiIll- I-Bla 80. if-I 0111?- afternoon y accouipaiifed ,lby SUD!-
ment $150. Apply to Patrick Mc- of the Methodist Church arrived
WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEACH-
Supplement $75. Mid-summer vaca-
lSturgeon school No. 83. Supple-
ment $100.00. :Mid-summer vaca-
_ tioh. Apply to J. A. Ceilings,
. ES-
` day a Gasoline Tank Gauge. Own-
_' 'J 4 1
_ ' 2I.
sEPTEMaEn THE san for Mon-
518-s-27M4t.
C. ~N. R. OFFICIALS.-iMr. F. P.
Mr. L. S. Brown, General -Sup;
President Eastern line, Mr. Taplsy.
Secretary, arrived in-_ the city from
Moncton Tuesday;-~ '.They..\eft 'for-
Grady, on an inspectiotrtour west.
FLOURISHING SOCIE»1W.-Prince
Alllhrt Lodge i, O. G. T. Murray Har-
bor 'continues to flourish. During the
quarter ending July 31st. 18 new mem-
bers were added. There ure some men
in this society who have seen nearly
fifty years of association with it, and
they are not yet "weary in well-doing."
The presiding officer .tor the present
term is tho pastor of the Methodist
Church Rev. E. S. Weeks. The lodge
meets on Thursday evening.
VISITING THE ClTV~-Mr. B. M.
Armstrong, Controller of the Railway
mail service, Ottawa, and Mr. F. P.
Bert, superintendent of the Nova
Scotia division are in the city, guests
at the Victoria Hotel. They are
here in'connection with postal mat-
ters generally -and especially with
the new mail connections with the
mainland consequent upon the inaug
uratlon ol the standard service. Mr.
Armstrong is accompanied by his
wife.
NORTH R-IVER SERVICES. -
B st t D
follows: -North River at eleven a
Christ". 'Long Creek at 3 p. m. sub
ject, "The Touches of Jesus." Kings-
tc-n at 7 p. m. "How to become a
Child of God." Mrs. W-m. A. Ward.
of Brockton, Mass., has kindly con-
A cordial invitation is extended to al
(old time.)
WEDDING BELLS.-A pretty
wedding took place at St. Dunstans
Cathedral at an early hour yesterday
morning when Miss Agnes Gertrude
Coyle, daughter of -Mr. and 'Mrs.
Philip Coyle, Queen Street. City Will*
united in marriage to Mr. Allrc-.l L.
Coady, l - . _ -
attended 'by her sister 'Miss Kltthleen
Coyle and Mr. Jack Collaglmn noted
of many beautiful and valuable g"|s
PERSONAL
the city last night.
I
to Kensington races yesterday.
tion. John McPherson Secretary, ,
The many friends of Alyre S. Arsen-I
ault, city will regret to learn that he
entered the (‘.itv Hospital last evening
suffering from a severe attack of Lu-
Grlppe.
-_-k
terday. the occasion being the a
ing Park Association conducted
h
onel 2.03% being an added attraction.
the best of order prevailed and peo-
ple from abroad spoke very com-
plimentary rcgarding the prosperous
appearance of the race goers. lt is
certainly sure that this province can
gather thousands of people to i-ts
races dressed in excellent taste and
bl'0U§ht there In turnouts or auto-
-mobiles which show evidence of mat-
erial prosperity.
The officials handling the races
were most satisfactory and through-
out tho days racing there was not
the slightest friction. In the match
raco an effort was made to break
the Island record but Peter Porren
although pacing in 2.09% at Sussex
two weeks ago could not better 2.14
yesterday.
The race between Our Coionehand
Peter created great interest but on-
ly once did it look like the Colonsl's.
race in the second heut. in‘ the oth-
srs Peter showed that ho was the
undisputed champion Mr.l 0'Keete
has now added- to his collection the
scsipiof ths Island's fastest and is
going abroad new world’s td’ con-
quer. "Hilda S.” u great favorite
paced a remarkable__rece winning her
rst heat' in 216 Mr (`onro is
fi _ IA. . . y
certainly to ‘be congratulated on the
way he. has conditioned her in her
tenth -campaign. "The A.hegw_eit"
went a surprising race in the 2.25
pace beating the almost invincible
John R. in straight heats.
The 2.40 stake went to Tindle
Semple's Dongola a very shifty pac-
sr the runner up being Mac Cresceus.
in all the events the racing was keen
and tho second third and even fourth
horses were "right there' at the tin-
Ish and another turn of the racing
wi*-eel will probably show _some of
. » -.handset ,- . .- .- aa.. . ._-........e1.».-...._..... L1
.Prince Edwoarclf'
'THE ALlfAIt0UND I'I`I'II5
LAST TIMES TODAY 2
I I MATINEE ` NIGHT .
Doors open 2p.m.' Doors open 7.30
' Curtain 2.30 Curtain 8.30
ortho success*
of Hazelbrook The bride was
as groomsman. Rev. Maurice Mc-
Donald oillciat-.:.l. lmmediatilil' iifl-0"
the ceremony the happy couple left
on a honeymoon .\r.p io liutifnx and
Boston, The bride was the remplent
::THE UNION. COMMERCIAL
College re-opens on Tuesday, Sept.
2nd. 626-8-22M4|.
Keep MlnartI'a Llnlment in the house
Kensington was in a gay mood yes
umn races of the Kensington Driv-
Iiensingtonl Races
ut
by
prominent citizens of the town, T e
fact that Kensington always puts
on a first class race meet and big
purses was the cause of bringing at
big gathering together and n biz :lr-
ray of fast horses. The races were
four in number the race between
Peter Farren 2.07% ‘Maritime champ-
ion and record holder and Our Col-
As` at all the race meets this ‘yew
EVEN I NG
Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.50
' MATINEE
35c, 50c,o 75c, $1.00
Au u. 31s R;l-l. Bell will reach as    
’“-- S“"1*’°‘~ “The ‘“'°“S“’ ‘lf A Patrons arriving after curtain rises will be oblig-
ed to wait until the first act is over. -
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.,t., -‘ t,~ ‘- ‘~  , -, ' - ‘ "Id"-' .JG"=‘!“'» ‘..-,‘-
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2 suis 2; 2 1-2.1 3. 31-zo  
UNLY $l.98 PER. PAIR
300 pairs ,of women’s high-claés_~ibotwear _
buttoncd boots, oafords and pumps, n_1 patent
leather, Dongola Kid and Gun Metal init. fare
now on sale here, at _‘only $1.98 per pair.. You
can see them in our windows. A _-.,
ever placed _before the women oi P. E. I. (who
wear small sizes) to get comfortable ioot_we_ar'~‘at
a mere fraction oi their value. 
Please remember only sizes 2,2 I-2, 3, 3 I-2.
Alley &   I
0. Lttl.
' By mail ten cents per pair extra. it
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sented to sing at the evening servlcei *__* 1,- __ .f
Queen Catherine 2. 201/z
Gavin Hzirding
Ilunholm, 2.16% Gay and
Arhiilii. (Arblng)
Brenton H., 2.17%,
ll. C. Hooper, (lIooper.)
Time 2.161/4, 2.18, 2.18.
them victors over the winners of io-
day. The sport oi kings is ceriilinly
an erratic game.
in addition to the races outside
features were introduced, Mr. ilolcc
Bowen putting 'on his ever poplllnr
shooting exhibition and un exhibition
mile i-n 1 minute and 34 seconds bc-
ing reeled ofi' on it motor cycle. The The Allf-‘~Z'»\'¢‘l'¥. 2-19'/s.
management of the track deserve cv- W. McNeil, (McNeil)
ery credit for yeste1'duy’s cdort they John R. 2.24%, J. A, Roger-
Dut up a lot ot' money-well over son. |Scmplo, .lr.,) `
$1000 for the horsemen and contlurtcli Baby Logan, 2.181/2 --
a meeting that would be n credit to B. Mc-Artliixr, (Conroy)
any city in America. Knslngton has King ilrazilian 2.241/4
rason to be proud oi its race course l~`. Walsh, (Walsh)
and the people behind it. Onm, 2.25%
SUMMARY Hooper Bros., (lloopcit)
Match Race Malnricobolle, O.’Keeic,
Peter Farrcn 2.071/4, owned and Sons, (Steele)
by 0’Keef(, and sons, (Steele) 111. Time 2.191/,. 2.1S‘/fi. 2.20%.
Mztcltinnon Drug (fo. ' ` I)0nl§0I'-1. 2.21%
` Rev' G' W' F' Glendem-‘mg Pwtor (Macliinnon) 222. Tindle Semplc, (Scmpln)
in Time 2.14%, 2..1-4%. iliac Crescous.
2.17 Trot, 2.20 pace, Purse $300 Ira (_‘nr1‘, (Hoopcn)
Hilda S. 2.16 owned by Angus Dillard, `
Mr. and Mrs. P. Brothers, Elliotvale, A_ A_ Sgewm-t_ (gy,-,m-Oy) 1 1 1, w||1 M¢N@i|_ (M¢Ngi~1,) _‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Keoughan, and
2 S 2'" E. Stewart, (Stewart) 3 4 ~t.l iles abroad nnd that i)0,Ili§Qla
2.25 Trot And Pace, Purse $3
Our Colonel 2, 03% nwneiilyy 2.40 Stake Trot, Purse $300.
B Y ' » I ~ .
Kemmah Aubrey, Tile Ab‘*g“"”l 'md me" mm to
3 _,_ » rim.. 2.241/.. 21211/., 2.23. linen purchased by a illiaflv'-is
lit was rumored after the races that horsemen. _ _ ~. _
This is easily the GREATEST (lPPORTUNIT+Y f
n
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The Cement Bag situation
45, ,
““' serious land shipment of Cementw
1 may be held up. We would thank"
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2 =» our customerswho had purchased ~
Mr. Malcolm McDonald were visitors |\@»;_;|-5--ann-u~xr--1.-»,¢1| not E,
DRINK ANNAPLOIS
VALLEY APPLE CYDER
It is healthful---ref1'es`hing-invigorating
and appetizing. It possesses the same
virtues as a ripe, juicy Apple.
‘L
If you drink Evangeline Cyder regular
ly you will have good digestion-a cleat
skin-good appetite. It is the national
drink for Maritime Canada.
Order a cask from us and enjoy the
benefits of a beneficial beverage. _
- Is non-alcoholic-guaranteed not to
' ferment. Send your order at once tor a
10, 15 or 20 gallon cask.
- R. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED
g Summerside
_ 'a, f _ ' 1'
i »
many thousand bags cement
` us to ,return the empties at thelr 7
earliest convenience.
In our number 2 Warehouse '
we are well stocked. with Hard;
Wall Plaster, Lime _Barrels _and
‘7
lb
,I , _ . ‘i.»~`._,
Casks, and Plaster`Par1s. ‘
“Rogers and Ruberéroidj
Roofing" at lowest prices.  
The Rogers Hardware  
Co. Ltd. 
$ oo Fon A NAME
Whn’ll1Win It
R And Wants his Patrons to Choose it '
GetBusy-was 50 Ever So Easy
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Manager Gallagher is to RE-NAME THE PEOPLE’S , 3(;0nditi0fn5¢~»
THEATRE when it opens under A NEW DRESS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
With ovory ticket sold' at" the
Prlncs Edward will he given u` blank
slip in which the .purchaser
muy mention the name deti|ed.
Ther.; must be sent to Mr. Gallagher
to rt.-uch him .mt later than Saturday,
Sept. 14th. The nafne of the ,lucky
' one will he announced at the Prince
Edward Monday, Sept. 16th. .
No communication will be accep-
table save those written upon the
forms supplied at the Tnoaliru: ` in
the event of two or more suggesting
tl.e selected name, THE ONE FIRST
RECEIVED WILL 8:'.CURE THE
PRIIE- . ._ . ieamllml
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