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» B¢‘¢_f_0}’¢ r_¢`h\1’11i112_from your_suin_mer_- - _
._ vacationit iiy_ou_ld,b_e‘well _to 'purchase-a. ‘ V
__ few _Souvenirs fo_r__V_the fnenq__&.;_h9m¢_.:_. _
:Possibly you do-notknow j_ _ _.whatito`f i= -
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‘ buy for. each V'p_artic'ular ind_iii;dual.- -In _ f
`* 3115 “'_¢_fl11l1l_¢_v__\'e Can help you to decide! " '
' _ _ Qui' assortment_ of souvenirs con-
’s_1Sts in part of' brooches fobs, tie pins,
spoons, e_tc.~ You can easily pick a gift
for the differentlfriends. `
_ _ ,
' We will consider it a pleasure to show
you our assortment of souvenirs. Why
not call and see them to-day.?
* w. w. weiiner
Estab. 1868. _ » Jewellers, Etc.
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Your iuuanns can boy
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them-except yohtiuphgtggrghiig
Maire an appointment today. A  '
Thea Cook’s Studio BOOTS
'Eew' Desllrimv .Slack
PLEASING others is more
- - than sentiment - it’s
almost an obligation.
._ _;_YouI- family and friends
wantvour i>h_°.¢°izrapl1`- Make
appointment today at
  Bu/er 5f\“li°
Boys and Girls
he wear and tear under
ard usage. '_
Boston . Boy
Sizes 11. to 13...$2.10
_I  _ 'l._YON,_ Studio
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_Personal _iattention to Am-
aienr°P1i6_f9e=evhY-__ ' - .V
V Boston ____c;_n>i
‘Sizes 11 to  2.10_
  _ Others _ lines." sho __
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TORONTO
gust 20th September 13th
t
arlottetown to Toron o and Return
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Gong August .llst .135 Queen
gstutnins Song Sthh   l _` f
ong Septem er 4t i
Returning Sept 13th _ \"“\\` 0
SINQLE FARE
August 28, Returning Sept 5
August 30, Returning Sept 'l
Sept 5 Returning Sept 13
THIRD
ing Sept Ll
ang Ano one ' ‘
Aug * 5 to ept 4 Retu
 1 l_.A_Bon nav
‘_ 'Mon\ia_y, September 4th.
Ganadian ,National Exhibition a   
P131-iN'r_ ]`_i_Ni2:i
und Trip _Tickets will be Sold
, ri_n_o1°~§_|.iA_s_s oNEV Av Fans
Gq'{_pg e'p`_t_ember 4th. Returnlns
September » 5t_h. _ _
FIRST, ,OLRSB ONE WAY FARE
' -' 'Kuo ous 1-Hina
Going -September 2 snd'V_3. Return- _
in_¢_septe ner su.. _ V non apply to A _
~ V - - AS. CARRAGHER,
nociey romr FERRY J
` S.  HILLSBORO
Mu.. _ _
Leave .
1.00 A. sn. V
7.80 A. M.
10.00 A. H
11.80 " S
8.00 - “ 6 - 3-30 '° P
9. .
B0 A. I
11.00 'S'
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Ee -this The
th,ng°ri§'fi1§nnna-_me _reiiapie
kind.  ‘
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has satisfied thousands“and
will satisfy you. It does not
tangle or fall down, and _it’s
25,75 _, ' evenin size. rt
_ :$l§’_'§,‘,* §i:éf,,;_‘§ Piytnouth me mu length
. ,is _ ' mb _ _- _
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The S. S. Halifaxwillsail from
gharlottetown- _for .Bpston via' _ _
awkesbury and 1-Ialifax, every .
'T\1¢Sd3Y at mid'”18ht-. R°t“m‘ The Magdalen' islands-S. S. Co. Ltd
ing from Boston every Saturday ...M s_ s_ Amd” °,,.,.,“,,~3_.||_
at 6 p. nl. For furtherlnforma- mqig, passengers and trellht leaves
Ch'town, P.E.I. Agent. _
1 _........ .V_  nusi.»s....l.- __
._ _ . , _ .  _ __ _ 5 -_ _  -‘ ‘ _f ‘
 Ztwine canlmeansmoney/_ --   -_  _ _ .  A
-sem-,us de1'ay_ - '  2-nes_'Rubbergoods;'Toilet.
' _receive o u r prompt
1- We Pay The Footage.
lin t Sept. We sell it. ¢
_ dian agent for Annandale'and vicinity.
..*T.'GORDON IVES is»Guardis.n
' representative in Montague. ~' .. _
_ ..°_ROLLO BAY- ,The _,malty
` friends' o¢_'Mrs." Margaret _ _Dixon
of B__agr.'will. be§s_oi-ry_'f_to_ h_q\r~ or
er’ n' ii es..-' " e
ii .conti ned in_ »__  _mam
 '.  y. __-if  _  _t._
am.. M ei: .r.';V:..5`:i~....._
‘Mil1s”i%‘:ret nei.iVV.¢>’t._lif `ts"ii`e.'1is
_ .'nit'in¢.'in'~n-°ii..__aay .t'ee¥i`u»*finer».
ld:-._ 1aowin_~_-iteio.-Miss -umiiyfanéghr.
Reid Underbay were v.isit}_  1.10
1.111:-resieiiti nine su t,:°,i;,;- _r=-».H°°-
tor ,Ce_|_npbi;§l_-~Mr.- _%_,rup_s _‘_‘l'_r_snc_is
of Moncton' s' v|siting___1tieni_1s,_in;lto_l-
_l lo_ Bay.-Messers Ali_xi_ '_-_it_3aili£s_s‘_ll. and
William; 0'Donne_ll.' v`1__ere._in_ urls; re-
cently 'on` business -trips.-'-Mrs. Cra-
iord ~Aitiien _ and- ¢in'ugiiter." Lima., were
_visiting friends in Rollo Bayrecently.
-Mr. 'Norman Richards of. New: Glas-
tiie guest or Mr. Wm. Dixons'-_-_ '~ Mr.
Elmer Harris' new resideuoer 18.50-
ingup rapidly under tlie` skillful .man-
agement of Mr. Albert Collin. contrac-
tor.- Mr Harry Francis and'bride.
arrived in Fortune Tuesday, after-
a pleasant trip to Charlottetown. New
’(,i|a,ggow, and other jpoints. -_M185
Florle Mead of Montreal, is visiting
at her parents in Rollo Bay Mr. Geo.
Keele. -of Summersiue. is visitinl!
- friends in Rollo_Ba¥. _ V
is.+.°¢.f.rzJ.1.t.°.t.*°*;
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lan sure" is the iriterestinl-2
postscript to s soldiers letter .
today. Many hundreds of sol- _O
diers have written similarly. . .
Better send The Guardian alolll' ,.
_ to YOUR boy_ _
lOO¢»000OO0OOOO0O0OOO
-FOR-_ §ll00ll Wllllllh _
ESIBKWUMEN
Fllll
Our School Shoes this The Woman’s _Medicine Has
r cannot be beaten, Pi-oved l_te~Worth. , '
hey are made to sham* When Lydia E. Pink.l_iam’s remedies
were iirs`t_ introduced, their J curative
powers were doubted and li_sdf_toVbe_
proved. Butthe proof came, and grad-_i
uelly the use of them spread-over-the
‘ thousands of women _have _experienced
the most heneiléisl ei!eet_l_fsom the use
of these medicines, _their value .li`as_’b_6;`
'come generally recognlzedf and Lydia,
“ . 1.02 5-_-_~ 2-$5 ,E. rinigheinitvspitauie-oempeeilsiu
the ‘standard litodiclno for__w§n_r_in._ _ .
'_ The, following letter-_ is `» only- one, ot.
the thousands on_iile in the Pinltham
ofilée, at Lynn, hIasa;,_proving that
Lydia E. Pinkbanifs, Vegetable, Coin-_
pound is an article_o¥._g'_reat merit as'
'shown by _the  it produces,
A`nsmos`s,jIo_wa.,-_-_"Wh`en I be¢%¢;___k.
jing -Lydia E:Pin_khasn’s Vegetable. _ _ -
pound I snffetedvwitli a displacement,
down eonfiiuen. iwwiaiiievethsiited-V
ache for a weekend- my. back would
ache so had when I would bend down I
could. hardly straighten up. My sister
was side in_bed fortwo mouths and
doctored,- but did not get- any relief.
' She saw an advertisement of your med-
; eine and tried it and got better. She
told me what it had done for her, and
when I had taken only two; b_°btls`s of
Lydia E. Pinkham’s ‘Vegetable `Com¢
_ pound my head began to feel better. I
f continued its use and new I don't have
any of those troubles# -Mrs. _L. J.
HANNAN, R.F._D._ 1, Ariamoss, Iowa.
; 
V _Picton every Monday s.nd_'I‘huradey af-
ter arrival of morning ororols from
naueu. for the uagaaisn islands _call-
lng, going and coming at Searls.-
~ GHAI. W. NEI. Agent. Pletou
- - .men M ' ‘ Amherst
Gbflown ` Leave it. Point  _ _, _ . _ W  _
h' We' Are Look-
" 'l .2
_ ;_`  -Drug_s._. Patent‘ii_iedlci‘-2%,
. "Aiii¢i¢s,` Books, Steffen!" ‘
Your mail orders will
-, _ attention. _
_, ~p‘~_
0 'Menezes' A _
"Please send the Guard- *i
gent by thelamily to this paper *
whole "count.ry. Now that. hundreds of'_
  ii_igF_or  `
__ ery, and Fishing  _
Q _'F  ~.,~.-.=’:_'~.;:_'.t_~-.=..__ 'lf l _ _J - .,§i'r Pave to b in this-Province'
..*0Ml_.6$N_T per word each inser
tion for advertising in this column.
..'Me-:.`i:rs Alex Finley and Oswald
_Gi-aham, Canibridke. attended the
races” at Montague last Wednesday.
 William Ready and two
children. of B_¢_,,ton. returned after
spending a ,short visit, the guests of
Mr. and' Mrs.'Frank Mullaly, Souris_
East. _ < _ ' ' 
  vinnniss -
‘ Some few, days ago. Judge Mcquar-
ris-of=Sus`nn1era`ide visited Abram's
Village to preside at a _court sitting
and on this occasion the following ap-
proprlatemddressfwas read .to him.
'Fo His Honour Mr. Neil McQuur-
orle, K. C. Judge' of the County Court
-of Prince' County
Sir: We the residents' of the third
circuit of_the_ County Court of Prince
County desire to welcome you on
your ilrst visit to. thin. Court since
your elevation, to the County Court
Bench. '
Your high reputation as a lawyer
.as well as your profound knowledge
of the love eminently qualities' you for
the honourable position you now
occupy, and' will inspire conildence- lu
the litigants who may have to appear
before yo_u,.wlilln.t your long exper-
ience inthe-Court wiiicnable you to
accurately weigh evidence and to ad-
minister justlceaccordingly. The les-
sons to be derived from the great war
nova being raged. in' Europe ls; thc
pr`otection`fof the weak against the
atron8; and' so we feel assured, that
before you, thepoorest and moat
humble, litizant will receive the- same
consideration .and the same degree
of justice as the more wealthy and
influential. _
We cannot close wit-hout a passing
reference to your predecessor on this
circuit the late Hon. Nell MacLeod.
lziis' memory will long lllngcr within
us for his genial and kindly manner;
which he gave' to the hearing of even
the most trivial casssand for tho
impartiality of_hls. jugments.
_ln conclusion we again bid you wel-
come to our midst and' efxpross the
hope’that_your days on the Bench
may be as long as they may be happy.
SYLVAIN E. GALLANT,
In behalf of tho' residents of thc
Third' Circuit-Court of Prince County.
A _ Ill .MAEMUHIAM
- ` MRS. PATK; MCMAHON
_ There _-passed; peacefully .away at
the»Charlotteto_g_n -V Hospital on .luly
29th. -1918, ‘ano er-aged 'resident in
the person 'of Celia Newson, ,widow
ofthe late Cap_t.~Patrlck McMalion_
island.-~an'ii_m her-‘ of'.la as Mc-
MBh0|1~0f Snhi _ra_'ns‘cisco. gallfornia
injthe 83rd year of` her age. Her re-
mains w.er,e liiterrod-_in South Shore
Cometoify._bieside»those of her husband
who.prp-deceased' her 28 yearsu May'
-her soul Rest in Peace.
win.. JOHN' |vie|sA`Ac. -
_  _ _~ _ix-‘“_ ' <
The death _o' rrcd at -Wood ls-
and my system wasin s general nm-Qlahds. on Monggy. August the ith.
~1_916. of Mr. John Mclsaac in the
-6"lt_h year of_his'ag_e. The deceased
was a highly respected resident of the
community, a well read. intelligent,
man. a good obliging neighbor. His
grandfather was the first man
who settled in Woo'd islands nearly
it century ago. Ono cold winter morn~
ing tho ilre wont out .Matches hadiiot
been invented-‘at that tl`ni_o so ho had
to go to ,his nearest neighbor., who
lived at Flat River, live miles away
fora brand of fire. The funeral took
place on Sunday the 6th of August
and was very_ largely attended by
Catholics, and Protestants, who camo
from far and near to pay the last tri~_
bute of respect to a_good maxi.
.iossbi-i .iAM_iEs'oN.
The death occurred in North Syd-
ney last Thursday of Mr. Joseph .Ie-
mieson, brother of Mr. R. E. Jamleiwii,
_fish merchant of ltiistico. P. E. I. His
death was diic to a relapse folloylnll
an attack ofdlplitherla. He leaves a
widow and six children. Referring
to his death. the North Sydney Her-
ald sayn: “The deceased gentleman
was connected with the Western
Union for is period oi' twonty-six years,
ami was considered one of tho best
operators' and inost_ upright of our
ployees in the large army of Wes-
tern Union men operating in this soc-
s 
Eastern Steamship Lines
_ _ ALL-THE-VIA-Y BV WATER.
 INTIRNATIHNAL LINK.”
I. I. CALVINAUCTIN ANDGOVER
_NOR PING `lY,f
. -- GOABTWIBI _ ,RVICE
1 mme- st'.'.roim"1h mien. Weiner
'days and.Friday'a:st:9.00 A. ., for
' . i. be P ni na anonh t
“i:te`t`i‘i;t_lr- axe. 86115111 Wherl‘."B?>l:
ton, Mondays: Wednesdays and 
WM 0.00.1. m.. for Portland lissb
'p _ ”_'Luhsc'antl Bt. Johns- '
§ oinser esnvics.
Leave Bt. John Saturday only at.
1.00 p. m.
Return-Leave Boston Sundays on-
ly at 10.00 s. 
MAIN! TIAMIHIP LINI.
Direct between Portland and New
York. Steamship North Land and
North Star. -
Leave Franklin _When-I. Portland.
hes., Thurs.. and lat.. at 0.80 p. sn.
also llondeys st 10.80 a. in., June 1|
to sept. ii. iso.
MITROPGLITAN LINK.
Direct between Boston and New
York. - 1.
3 E
.ii
E gg;
it
E
Illll.
_2
for the great patience and attention'
i`ormerly',; ofV_ .Rocky-_ Point. P_. E:
hion of thc'counti'y. As n citizen lic
'could not be improved upon; he was
a friend to ali. and knew no cnomlos.
H.-is death. therefore, coming as it did
in‘I the prime of life, for Mr.Jamlos'on
was only ilu his i`orly-iirst year oi' lila
age,`ls deeply regretted by a largo
circle. Among the mourncra who at-
tended tlie last and obsequleii wcrc
the father of the deceased. his only
brother, R. E. Janiicson. ol' Rustlcc. l'.
E. I., and his sister-iii-law, Mrs. E. 1'.
White, oi' Canso. _
 Miss MA'r|i.oA MecALi.uM.
~ Tlere passed away at the l’.E.l_
'Hospital Aug. 9. 1016 after ii long and
distressing slizknoss which sho horo
'with Chrlsvlaii patience and resigna-
tion. Matilda li'l<:(‘.alluni in lim 58th
year of her age. Misa McCallum was
well and favorably known to a inrgo
number of friends and acquaintances
throughout the Island. She was ii
most unaeltlsh poson, w-ho gavc hor
time to bcttor the conditions of oth-
ers. She was tho older daugliter -lu
ii family of seven children. and nat-
urally came lu for it large share of
caring for the younger ones. Later
in lifo she lovingly cared for the sick
ones ln the home. Sho nursed hor
brother James Allan through n long
sickness to the ond. and liitor licr
brother George and late ou her hclov-
ed father and mother. Shc was most
generous hearted. glviing freely 'of
the 'material things sho posaesseri.
She was a constant. member of Har-
rison Prcshytcriau church. l-lor fun-
eral was held frnni tho old homo.
Brackley Point on Aug. lltli, services
blcng coniiucteil by Rev. Dr. l\‘ullcr-
ton, who had visited her in her sick-
ness. and who pztld a glowing tribute
to her memory. She leaves to mourn
one sister, liirrs. Eflwarii Mc-.i‘ulluni,
and two brothers, Robert. and John, all
of Brackiey Point.
»_i-.-__._.___
Cl:l"1'(. WN IABKETB
Butter (craamery) rn prints Bl
Butter (Tub) lb. .24
Butter (fresh) lb. 24 to 27
Ease. doa. 27 to 28
Beef lb. (relnll) .15 to .20
Fowis lb. .13 to .14
Chickens. lb. ll to 16
Hay (pressed). t ii |15 to V816
Straw (pressed) ton 85.50
Pork lb.
Turnips, bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Oats (black) bu~.
Oats. (white) bus.
Bsets. bus.
Carrots
Wool lb.
Parsnins. lb.
Blueberries qt.
Rasberries. qt.
Ducks, pair
_ 13%
I0 to I5
50 to 60
 65
62
5 cts. bunch
5 cts. bunch
1%
6 to 7
15 to 20
70 to 80
_ 
00 YOU SUFFEH
FROM BACKAUHET
When your kidneys are weak and
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches
and you do not feel like doing much
of anything. You are likely to be
despondent and to borrow trouble,
gt as if you hndn’t enough al-
' dy. Don’t be svictim any longer.
Tlieold reliable medicine, Hood ‘s
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and
tone to the kidneys and builds up
the whole system. Get it today. '
 5
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iiu__ a r t assi;
How to Houck »
*vp `Dry Buildings
IRON doesn't wearout. it ruslsoui_ Readv
~ Roofinfs don't wear our. the¥__dry cut.
_ Do you now how important t is is? li.
means that there is a tremendous differ-
ence between ready rooiinito. even though
all have felt and a wsierproofingcoinpoiind
in them. lt'_s the qualityof ihatcninpound,
plus the skill used in saturating the fell.
hal counts. It is the skill used n t_l1_c sat
urstion. plus the chemical composition ol
the saturating compound that makm Pans- _'
mold a wonderful roofing( 1
\
ANIMOID
RUOFIIUG. ‘
Psnsmold ls made of the best felt lhai can
be obtained. it is tough. fibrous. strong.
This feltls uniiormly saturated with a non-
volatile compound t at stays there. _Being
thick. the fe t holds this saturation mrleii»
niiely. If you want dig roofs at low cost.
come ln _and get some ansmoid Routing.
Very easily laid.
Celriito-Paterson Mfl. Co.. Limited `
I|al¥ax, I. S. St. Jail. N. B. Syllrr. N. 5.
55 to 48
lg.-___
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2 Wo1'rns.t‘A1nvi|lsiona.FevrrlH|1
me .i5d_l.oss or Swan
 Tits. Crnraun (Loren/\N\'
' MONTRFALQNEW YORK
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
_  _ ,
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For Infants and  I
others Know Thai.
Genuine Castoiia,__
ale ic- av Tiideiska .__;b¢`is-.aaa
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS A
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT AUGUST 14TH. 1916.
Trains Outward, Read Down
Trains inward, Road up.
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME. , _
l’.lVI.
3.45
5.00
5.45
0.22
7.00
_>
sears?
mm¢u&g
arse;-i_
rs
Q
'.=
11.50
1.15
2.06
2.49
3.30
0 Ar.
Charlottetown
Hunter River
Emerald J ct.
Kensington
Summerslde
I’.M. A.M.
'10;20
9.03
8.00
5.30
4.50 - 3
A.M .
Ar. 11.40
10.36
9.59
9.27
.-
¢@PP91
onmmwg
®!nl®©G'l
6.15
F*
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U01).
8.10
9.08
9.57
10.38
11.15
I-*
2.15 Dep.
1.57
3.32
4.40
5.40 Ar.
Tues. Mun. Wed. Tues
& Thur. & & ' _
Sat. - Fri. Sui. ..,_;
8.55
Suninierslde
Port Hill
O'Leary
Alberton
Tignlsli
8.55 6.30 Dop. Emerald Joi. Ar. 8.35
  Cape Traverse Dep 8.00
>
F'
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$535.3
at
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Sc
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1".M. _ _ = ‘
7.50
7.00
l"’.M.
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