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.,. _“‘2:h°t, “fe” Phone 345 _Charlbttetoivn
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0011 pictures of men look like.
_ men. They show the f:irce,i
, energy, character of the sitter
I They _are portraits that really tel
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_ something of the men portrayed. 
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, 'Telephone to day lor an appoint
ment. `33g.L
CO0K Studio
vviocirsiva
Special llorse
Cough Powder
ls a sure cure
only 25c per box
inniled on receipt of priceD`
Geo. 1-; scones.
Apothevziries Hall.
L50 L50 |50
- Ladies’ patent
leather shoes
‘.50 1.50 a pair.
[SD Your chance to buy
ii neat trappy shoe
1.50 at a low price.
Blucher cut, fast
color eyelets, cheap
.|50 at 2 25
l.50
l.50
l.50
l.50
I 50
l.50
A E. McEACHEN
The Shoe Mun.
 
NUTIIIE
All school boys and girls between
the ages of twelve and sixteen wish-
ing to take part in the School child-
ren's races Labor Day will please
meet the Secretary of the L. P.U. at
Hall, Water Street, any evening be-
tween 7 and 9 p.m. Entries close
Sepia. 4th at midnight. All prizes
awarded Labor Day will be valuable
and up to date in every respect.
8-24d1w.
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Farm lfor Sale
Avaluahle farm for sale nt Roll) Bay
Centre, consisting .of 15 acres of land
There is anice farm, a sp ondid dwell-
ing house. slore and warehouse, well
located for a ouwiness st'-md Thi
farm isliaudy the railway, schml :mil
churches. and is only lour miles from
5,,uri5_ For fivtlier particulars apply tr
ALBERT l\IacMlLLA\I
Rollo Biy Cerit='e
P. E. l.
7-3odim
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Arriving Daily
cargos of Acadia ` Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
5 Footwear
V See our win-
dow for_ girls'
boots and shoes,
old styles but
good leather,
sizes__1/1;/HN _I 3,
I, 2, I 2 I-2, 3,
3 I-2, 4. You
choice of any
pair in the win-
dow.
50c
Alley Qt Co
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Kent Strm t
Practice limited fu Diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nano Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and nitexl or
glasses.
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OFFICE IIOUAH
Bull a.m. 1.f0-3.80pm
Evenings by annointmaut
dhvvw
Nmw Pnowsii: snoox
Cheap Granulated
A ° _ Sugar.
l
We have just received a
new brand of white Gianul
C
Round and Run of Mine.`
Albion Nut, Intercolonial
Nut and Vale Nut.
1 _ -ALSO- 1
Blacksmith Coal.
[l.lllJOS tl U0.
' Iodi'i:t`s Iyr
1
Ask for our crown
Empirr" i-liich we are now
offering at the very low rat
of
21 pounds for $1.00
It is good value for the
money.
I Charlottetown, P E.
1  m
> _ ` j.Mr McConnell was the former pastor.
' of one ceutrs1iv1etiioa'ist church.-'
U A ‘ Moncton Times
I I I I
l ll '__
_ DENTIBT In a short address last night Rev.
°”33s§ ‘fi`2i»°klr§.1&"§°F H. E. Thomas, oi the First Method-
ist Church, City, made fitting re-
_,f,3,§‘i‘,‘]l°"°"’w“‘ P' E I' ference to the services of Prof. W.H.
` - 'llinger Ale ‘
Pure
Sparkling
Delightful
the vivttresi in-lrrnalrli to l.l\c
emu' u Bdlfnst Gini” Al” Y"
icuii-rducerl. _
Tue- best dealers ull it and
the many other ncn~r\lC0\\`|'°
beverages put up by US-
G. ll. SIMMONS
` Ch'town.
5-l.|»ll7w
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Beer 8|. Golf.
` BAYER ‘
P|l0'l`0GRAPl|ER _
Studio 127 Grafton St
For thelatesl in Photos
Telephone 192]
:_ Dr. Geo. E. Moore
Dentist
_ Crapaud. P. EJ.
High l‘,i-i-119 l‘¢n'i5ivy only. _
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_THE QUEEN'S COUNTY _GUARDIAN
Head Office in New Prowse Blqck-Charlottetown.
The latest news, first of all.
The Helen Stewart arrived in port
yesterday afternoon.
Dr Chester Lawton, St\Avairds,
ls prepa/rin to take u a ractice at
E P P
2 Bt. Louis. Miss B. McCourt, city, left Satur-
Aagus McKenzie. Millvlew, returned
,to h s home Saturday after spending
la few days with friends in Kinikora.
, v __
l 'rue Northumberland- arrives iii this
City at eight. thirty and the mail
train at ten forty five Balturday
inight. , 1
.
Yesterday morning John Cullen and
Joseph Hunnsssey were arrested cha-
rged with Luing drunk and disorderly.
They will appear before his Honor
this mornin
g.
Braire Smith, son of Richard
Smith. Brighton, is visiting his home
her before proceeding to Gaspe' where
he has secured ai position with New
Canadian Railway Company who are
liuildlngfa line bo that place.
The steamer Northumberland took
over .nuitc a numoer of excursionists
‘,011 Saturday. 'lhe people of this
|City are now getting accustomed to
this twice-a-week excursion rate to
Picton and return, and many are
taking,a<lvantu,-ge of it.
The daily average circulation oi
The Guardian for week ending Aug-
ust 21st, was 7,355 copies a.day. Th
circulation of The Guardian is great
er than that of all the other Daily
newspapers on .Prince Edfward Island
combined. Attention is called £0 th.;
statement in another column.
Ati the meeting of the Canadian
Brotherliood of Railway Employees
held in Moncton last week T.A. Rob-
ertson, Charlottetown, was appointed
.','rand vice for P. E. I. The grand
board of directors includes M. Mc-
Leod, City for P.E.I. Nexb yea1\'s
meeting ls to be held in this' City in
August.
The first "keep" prize in The
Guardian’s sixteen mile Bicycle Road:
Race to be held next Monday, is n
new Cleveland bicycle valued; at
$65.00. The prize is being presented
by The Guardian and is the beet prize
ever offered in the Maritime Province
for anry athletic event. Other
"keep" prizes for this race will be
announced in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Briggs of Providence
GL' I. who have been visiting in this
City leave tomorrow for their home.
Mrs. Briggs was formerly Miss Janie
Srrecston daughter of Robert Snees-
ton, Watclwmaker and Jeweller and
has not visited here since she re-
moved with her parents twenty-seven
years ago. Mr. Briggs has never
been on the Island before and was
caipltulated with the beauty of the
scenery -and' the general facilities as
a summer resort. _
Rev J. W. McConnell, pastor of the
Fredericton Methodist church and
one of the best known ministers in
‘ the Methodist church in the Maritime
Provinces, has accepted a call tender-
ed him recently to the pastorate of
the Juliilee Church at Sydney, C.B.
Rev Neil Mlchaughlin of St John, .will
be the next pastor of bhe Fredericton
church and the changes will take.
place at the end of the present con-
ference the year in June oext. Raefv
Watts as organist and choirmiaster of 0
his congregation. ' Rev. Mr. Thomas
spoke of Prof. Watts’ efficiency and
courtesy, laying spedlal emfphasls up'-
r-n the energy with which the Pio-
fcasor under took to carry out his'
numerous duties and the capable
' hi h li fulfilled
manner in w c e them.
Flspecially in musicwl circles~ will
Prof. Watts' departure be keenly felt
in this city and it will be difficult. to
obtain the services of an orgairst
and instructor who will in every
way successfully fill his predecessor's
position.
Tenders will be received by the un l
atfd Sugar Ci-lu\d ‘United derslgned up to and on Tuesday th; 3rd nt' B o'clock. Eiectlon of officers
24th. August lust., for the following and ot-her important business.
privileges at the Maritime Exhibition
to be held in Charlottetown from
zist, to mir, september next. ---~-T------»----------
Fish and Game Protection Associa-
tion will be held in the Stlpendlary
MagistrsJte’s Court room, Ci-ty Bulld-
Tha steamer Althae arrived in
port yesterday. - .
Bruce Taylor, Virginia, is visiting
ln_ the city, ‘the guest ol A. P. and
Mrs. Large. ,‘
day afternoon to spend afew days
I with friends in York.
Misses Hattie and Jennie Hodgson.i
and Miss ‘Nan Enman, City, have re-
turnsgljrom spending their vacation
at Psalmist 'view Hotel, Hampton.
Mrs. Molly and her daughter Gert-.
rude, returned Saturday morning'
from spending three weeks with her:
daughter Mrs. B. Roy Holman of this
city. _
The full list of prizes offered in
The Guardlan’s bicycle road race ap-
pears in another column. It is claim,
cd to be the most valuable prize list
|ever offered in Canada for a similar
event.
Among those in attendance at the
Berwick, N. B. Camp meeting held
recently who are known widely in this
Province were Rev. J. Craig, Rev. J.
Appleby and Rev. J. S. Collin.
At the recent laying of the corner,
stone for the new Methodist church
at Cnnndng, N. S., several well knownl
clergy assisted namely Rev. Jas.|
Strathard,Rev. Jos. Sellars and oth-
ers.
Prof. Watts of this~City presided at
the organ in Central Methodist:
Chu-rch, Moncton, on Wednesday last
during the marriage of Fredk. R.
Summer to Miss Jennie N. Dernier,
both of Moncton.
Cadet Cuyler McKenzie, City, who
unfortunately broke his leg while
lliirnlpipg of a car in ,rrlotlon in Ut.
Lawn last week, arrived' in the city
by the,ma/il train Saturday night und
was conveyed to his home in the
ambulance.
Do not send communications to in-
dividual members ofstad.Everythlng
should be addressed"'l‘he Charlotte-
town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E.
1.," and on the left hand corner at
the bottom of the envelope should be
"Advertising," Subscription," “Ed-I
itorlal," on "News" according to the
contents. I
The s amer Acadia siirlved from
Port El ln, N. B., at 3.30 o’clock
Sunday morning with an excursion
party. on Uoard. Among the excur-
slonfsts were the lollowing who re-
.»:is\:ered an the Morell Hotel:-H. N.
Milton, H. C. Milton, H. F. Sobey,
Arthur Milton, Port Elgin; Bedford
Allan, Manuel Allan, M. L. Trenholm,
LL Martin, Bayfield, N. B.;A. R. Al-
llen, Frod Ackles. North Port, N. S.;
Baxter W. Allen, Cape Tornientlne;
\.Ioi.n Aiiniiy, saciiviiie, N. B.; John
L'eBlnnc, Melrose. The steamer left
yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
for Port Elgin.
this city Saturday' were Henry and,
Mrs Smith to New Lodofn, Miss.
Ma/bel 'l‘hom»pson_to Bedeque, Misses
Beaorice Morrison and Margaret Pat-
terson to Halifax, Miss Angellina
Cumrrnskey and Ja/mes Cummiskey to
Dover N. H., Miss Katie Seiber to,
Boston, Miss Annie Adams to Ken-
sington. John- McEachern to Montre-
af, Mrs. Mcldachern to Hothesay, N.
B., Jnmes,Lowan to South Framing-
ham, Mass., Ernest a/nd Mrs. Mel-
lish to Petzrolia, Ont., Miss Mabel
Poole to Boston, L. E. and Mrs.
Prowse to Montreal, Mrs. J.A.S.
Bayer to Toronto.
.,-
(liirpenter-M'orton= Roofing can be
used with very satisfactory result
on either st flat roof, slanting roof or
peaked roof. It is a nomeonductor
of hen' and cold. The upper rooms of
a dwe‘l ng are cooler in summer and
warmer ini winter _than when other
materials _are used. Fennell &
Chandler carries a full stock. Book-
let and sample furnished free.
:Tho fourth annual meeting of the
ng, on Friday evening, September
8-28dstt 31
1-For the privilege of catering.
2-For this privilege of printing and
selling score cards for the races.
3--For the privilege of- suprplylng
straw as required. '
4-For the privilege of selling feed
for horses cattle etc. on the grounds
In Nos. 1, 2, and 4, the highest cr
any tender and'in No. 3 the lowest
or any tender not necessarily accept-
ed.
Conditions may be obtained at of-
fice of C. R. Smallwood, Bscy. Treas.
August 8-16d.tf.
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:Toilet requlsltes -We _carry a full
stock of tbilet articles of the bestl
quality-Toilet Powder Face and'
_I
oiiii
special prices
oN
Leather hand bags
Purses etc., eic.,
3|
Hand Lotions, Foot Elm, ` Tooth
Brushes, Pastea and Powders, Balch-
ets, Colognes, atc. etc. Stock fresh
and prices right-A..W. Reddfn Pham
B-Sunnyside.
LAM. - -_ -----~ Y
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd-
Charlottetown Pictou
Service
Change Of Time .
Oommnnolng Tuesday June lst. The E. S.
"l\'ortl.u nliei-laiid" will leave ithc (lompsnyh
wlmrf daily, oxoonl/iinnday. at BJJJ o'clock a. m
Returning will leave Plabou about 4-ill n. m
G. W. WAKEFORD.
Chaiizgtrtmwsndxay Mb iilw. nlanagv
Among the outward passengers fromi
he New  
all Fabrics
It has been said that Charlottetown merchants do not acl ‘I
a rule advertis
are showing,
e enough to give psople an id:.i of what llzey
Stanley Bros
herein give you a. partial list of the newest, finest and
most fascinating fall fabrics they have eve: shown. _
- They are
all ready for you now; and if it is impossible
for you to come and see them yourself, cut off, fill in, and
mail the slip at the bottom and we will be most pleased lo send
you samples by return mail.
Venetian cloth '
The same
fine, soft, well finished, all wool French cloth
that gave those that bought it last year perfect satisfaction
The colors are
Cardinal, Taupe, Navy, Brown, Black
5oiucl1......... ...$1.10 per yd.
52
inch............$1.2operyd.
ueen’s cloth
A splendid hard finish Swiss cloth that is a perfect dust
shedder, all wool too, and medium weight, 47 inches wide
Black only.... .. .. . ...$1.15
Blacl<,Navy and Browu..$lr.35
.,/ g. O
Sedan cloth. Special
»\\ . . .
This cloth is one of unsurpassablc finish, vieight and
_quality. We
were shown the samples of one of the Great
London Houses and picked this out for ourselves.
It is made from the finest quality long staple wool
0
ln Roo bsix France
We have twelve colors on order of which four have arrived
7
Wisteria, Navy Blue, Bronze, Green, Taupe, 50 in _ . . . HSI.”
Mervel
CHU _
This cloth is one cf the very newest Loudon and Parisian
styles. lt is medium weight and very much resembles a fine
serge. Bronze,
Soliel
Green, Brown, Navy, Black, 54 in.. . . .$1.35 yd
This is on
e of tlie old time favorites that was worn more
than twenty years a go. New York has pronounced it to be one
of the favorite cl~_»tlis for this fall. T hat’s why its here.
Catawba (new) Navy Bliie, Dark Navy, Black and Mvrtle
54in.   _.............$I.75yd
Tweeds
]ust as popular this year as ever they were. New weaves,
pattern and colorings have changed them so much that one
will hardly recognize them.
Green and Taupe,
_ Navy and Black, \
Green and Black,
Grey Stripe,
Taupe Stripes,
Grey Diagonal,
Heather Mixtures .__ . . . .  _ . . . . . . . $I.|5 io $2.10 yd
STANLEY BROS.
PLEASE MAIL ME SAMPLES 0F
DRESS GO0DS
fo maltea “Coal” "Suu" "Dress"
Colors...............
Cross out those not wanted.
--.....fron1............io............per yard
°°--~~~~-~~'oceansi-».-|..»..»»»»»¢»¢|.¢.¢.
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is '
will coiifiniie until all
are so _l out.
Ou stock is an ex.-
cellent one`both in
quality and variety,
and at our reduced
prices, every article is
a real bargain.
G F. Hutcheson
Jeweller Q Opllclan
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"A good wrap will add so the vai-
oarriago will not look rlgut without
one of P».ton's Scotch Wraps.
1-Zlldtf.
"For September. Received at
Oarter'| Bookstore. The Ladies'
Home Journal and Womans Home
Companion, (both superb numbers)
also September Magazines, all of the
and United States. Call or teleph-
one (No '(0) for -your favourite Mag-
alins or newspaper. -Carter & Oo.
Limited Broksellers. 8-'23dr1w.
"Two yards by one and a hall
yards, that is the ails of the bwt
twllled imported tartan carriage
wrap that we are selling at $8.00,
$2.25 and $2.50. They are the but
value ever offered to horsemen and
farmers that we know of. The pati-
tgrns are all (ood. Jac I atoii 8 Co. A
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for Piclding.
but pubuiiiea in sugiasti. caseasl '
Strength. Purity, Flavor---Undoubted
keepin g qualities.
(Price right.)
L. A. IIASZARD.
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