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T  J The latest news, first of all. Tl" °“t“'“d °“"|=`° by the Nmlh; ‘L h e e
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,~  » _ "fe =h°wi=zfhi= Senses ahendwme 1in=_°f Head Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
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gom risin Belt ~ 1 . E_ J_ ang M _ A d _ Tr - cluded seven hundred boxes of cheese
sssoiited n§veliies.Pms' B es’ H” P“’5» 5P°°"S and _vis'it-ini;' in tnersrroliiiiisfm um ma' “"4 “'° W” 0' WY ffeisll-
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_ _ w. w.   . last night at eight fifteen.
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Next door", Bank of Maman 1), p_ McN,,t¢_ Ma|peq,,e_ came M pear an as as ed for time to con
_ the city'-last night by tho mail grain elder the matter..
“Tin ='i`=“p crores of men look .ine if -
men. rney snow the farce' ' G°fd°° .H“rdv._ of the Canadian' 1”- "`-°~ °°‘°°'“fP"“°‘P=1 0' WY-‘i
energy-. character of the sitter.l
‘They are_po;_traits that really tell
somot ' r-'of the men portrayed.
__ '_‘-"1`¢lSP$_h'to-day, for an appoint.
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Studio wh-‘e baby is always Wei,-,,me
  iiueiiiis’
Special liorse _
Cough Powder
ls a sure cure
only 25c per box
mailed ou receipt of pricem
GEO.E.HeGu£&
Apothecaries' llall.
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iiineigan’s  
vlliaam Bread
its good and its clean-baked
in a sanitary oven and wrap-
ped in dust and moisture proof
paper as soon as baked. Avoid
the tortures of a hot kitchen
by sending your order today.
|24 Gi. George Si.
Phone 294. L 2
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Farm ini Sale
Avsluable farm for sale at ltollo Bly
Centrqconsisling of iq acre. of lanfi |
There is il. nice farm, a sp cirlid dwell-
ing house, store and warehouse, wel
located for a ,business stand. This
farm is handy the railway, school and'
churches. and is only lour miles f`r.»n~
Souris. For further particulars apply to
, ALBERT MACMILLAN
Rollo Bly Centre
P. E. l.
7-god i m _
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Machine 0il
Excellent quality
lo cents per Bottle at
James Kelly ®. Co.
_ dnsrinnr '
lilllll
Arriving Daily
cargos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of Mine.
ated Sugar called “Unite
en
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Footwear
See our win-
dow for girls'
boots and shoes,
old styles but ~
good leather, f
sizes 11, 12, 13,
I,',2, 2 I-2, 3,
3 I-2, 4. You
choice of any
pair in the win-
dow.
50c
Alley ® Co
Charlottetown, P. E.
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Kent 5tr¢i i..
OFFICE BOUAH
Hal s. in. 1.5) two m
lllveninll br annointmeno
dtww
Practice limited to :messes
of Eye. Ear, Noes Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and ii-ted or
glsssee.
IIQIOCIIOIIIOCOIOXIII
url EENTIIBT B I d
Oilioe Hours 9-1 and B-6
Over Jenkins & Bon
NEW PROWSE BIDOK
Charlottetown. P. E. I.
-Hidvtf.
Cheap Granulaled
Sugar.
We have just received a
new brand of white Granul
_Albion Nut, Iritercolonial
‘Nut and Vale Nut.
' -ALSO-
Blacksmith Coal. of
Umatill-
rodftw*“‘r'yi» _ ` 
- money. _
1,1 _i
` 4: Ask for our crown
Ginger Ale .
Pure ' _
_ _sg,»$_g, Biiini °
the nearest a nach tothe
frx.uiuu~Bellaet Eliiger M0 Y"
Introduced.
The beer dealers sell it Ind
ihe many other sen-alcoholic
beverages put up by us.
G. ll. SIMMONS
offering at the very low rat
Empire" which we are now
21 pounds for $l`_0_0
Y 1.
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It' is  valuefor th!!
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_.£1-_*
Bair li. Golf.
Pll0'l'0iiRAl’litR
Studio 127 Grafton St
I-‘or tlieiaieslln Photos
le hone x 2
Dr John Ledwell, M. D.
Bank of Commerce, City, is iqilinqlng
` his Vscatio'n`a.t his home in Arnlierst.
Frank Large and Percy Woroh, hity,
returned last night from Sunirmrside
,where they spent a. few days with
friends.
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The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty*-five degrees a-
b0V6 Zero and the coldest was fifty-
one above up ti'll nine p.m.
All students that aft any time at-
tended Mt. Allison 'Institution are in-
vited to meet in First Methodist
Church Vestry this afternoonat three
thirty.
The special train -from the Summer-
side races arrived in this city last
night at ten forty-five. There was a
large number ntteniiug the races from
: this city.
Among thc outward passengers from
this city yesterday were Miss Helen
Hasznrd to Montreal, T. C James
to Pictou, Bert mnd Mrs Cantwell to
Sydney, Mr Lugertwood to Boston,
Mrs Ernest Dawson to Kingsl:on,011t,
»Sister Ethelburg to Pawtucket, R. I.
land sister syiveria to Providence R.
I. and Miss Ethel Ryan to Moncton.
The tea. at Fort. Augustus yesterday,
,which was held in aid of the C. M.
_B. A. Hali was most successful. Over
ione hundred people went up by “the
Harland from the City and were met
lby tenlms at the wharf from whence
-H105’ were driven to the grounds. A
_dancing booth was ready and some
‘lively dancing was indulged in while
the violins supplied the music.
O. A. Hornsby, Secretary-Treasurer
of the Trust Com-pany of Cuba, is in
town for a few days. Mr. Hornsby is
ito accompamy his wife, with their two
‘little daui,;h'ters, one seven years old
land the other one~year old, from Halt
lfax, where she has been visiting her
mother, to Chanlottetown, whcro
some weeks will be spent before they
return to Cuba.-Truro News.
At the Police Court yesterday
morning two parties, viz:--John Cul-
len and Joseph Hennessy, who had
bail bonds for their appearance be-
fore the court, had the bonds of ten
dollars forfeited. Summons have
been served on William M`ah-in' and
John Gillis. These parties are alleged'
to have been drunk and disorderly on
Sunday last. The oft adlourned case
against Joseph Cameron, charged
with the theft of a bottle of beer,
came up once m-ore this morning and
H-is Honor sent the defendant up to
the Supreme Court for tria-1 at its
next sitting.
The application to set aside the
election petition filed against Cyrus-
Crosby was heard yesterday after-
noon before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald.
The questions are first: Was Mr.
Crosby served- with copy of the peti-
tion, there being variance between'
the copy served on him and the
origiln-al petition on fyle in Court and
secondly thiwt the petition alleges
that the election took place on the
eighth July whereas a matter of fact
it was held on seventh July. The
learned Judge after argument hy
Mr. Msthieson for the petitioner Mo-
lyneaux and Mr. Haszard attorney
General and Mr. Johnstone, K. C.,
for the respondent, took time to
consider his judgment.
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned up to and on Tuesday the
24th. August lust., for the following
privileges at the Maritime Exhibition
to be held in Charlottetown from
21st, to 24th, September next.
1-For the privilege of catering.
2-For the privilege of printing and
selling score cards for the races.
3-For the privilege of~ suprplying
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 he obtained at of-
fice of C. R. Bmwllwood, Becy. Trees.
August 8-liidtf.
iyvg ~ Q
:Toilet requisites -We carry a full'
stock of toilet articles of the best
quality-Toilet Powders, Face and
Hand Lotions, Foot Elm, Tooth
Brushes, Pastas and Powders, Ba‘c'n-
sts, Colognes, etc. etc. Stock fresh
and prices right:-A-. W. Reddfn Phem
B-Sunnyside.
-,kin ,y', `
Charlottetown" Steam
umherland to Picton yesterday ln-
formerly of Clinton, P. E. I., has
been invited to return for is fourth
cllffe College, Toronto, w-as the pre-1
iacher at the _service in St. Johii's‘
ililpidqipal Chléfdh, Crapaud, on Sun-
day., ening est and his able undress
\va\s'listened to with rnpt attention,
.hy al large and' appreciative a.udience.i
Do not send communications to in-
dividual members ofstal‘l.Everything
should be addressed "Tho Choi-iqtio.
town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. lil.
1.," and on the left hand corner at
the bottom of the envelope should be
"Advertising," Subscription," “Ed-
_itorial," or "News" accordlngto tho
contents.
An enjoyable event takes place this
morning at- 7.15 in the First Method-
ist Church when Miss Josephine Bar_‘
rett, daughter of James and Mi-5,
Barrett, City, will be married' to F,
B. Nelled of Regina, Sns`r.,ln thoi
'Presence of the immediate relatives
of the fsrmily. Rev. H-. E. Thomas
will perfovmi the marriage ceremony,
Prof. Watts playing the wedding
march. 'Iihe young couple wlho me
followed' by the best wishes of a
llarge circle of friends will leave on
a wedding trip to Toronto and other
Ontario towns, before proceeding to
their future home.
The general regret expressed- by all
over the departure of Professor Watts
‘from our midst and the hearty appre-
Iclatiofn of his services during the
itime he has been with- us, were evid-
leuced ny the large and representative
‘audience assembled lose night in me
‘First Methodist Church. The occasion
.was Professor Watts' farewell recital,
and they were fortunate in.lei.l who
were able to Us present and enjoy the
splendid programme of vocal and in-
stnumental music carried out by Prof. l
essor Watts, ably assisted hy 2/iii]
Hazel Brem-ner and the First Meth-
odist Ch'oir. Prof. Watts rendered a<
mlong other accompaniments, i~t-~., a.
Nocturne in C. Minor, and Andantino
and an oflertoire in D., wliich vrrc
‘played with that grace of execution
and mastery of detail lin:-wn only tu
those who have spent years in its
acquisition. Miss Bremner was in
splendid form in her rendering of
"These Are They," and seldom has
her fine voice apmirnd ii. lleiur,
advantage. -The Ch-:ir sang two sel-
ections _which were well rendered
"Guide Me 5-Hes/venly Father" sang
as a solo b_'y G. '{. Moore was ap-
preciated and “The island Hymn,"
“God he with You till we Meet
|Agafu" andg “God Save the K ng"
i were the concluding numbers. A pleas-
ing feature of the evening was the.
presentation to Prof. Watts by the
Church and Sunday School of an ad-
aress and purse, th'e former express-,'
ing appreciation of the Professor's
services in the past, regret at his
departure and best wishes for his
future success; the latter s tangible
evidenre of. the esteem in which he is
held. Prof. Watts made a. brief but
effective reply thanking them for their
gift and good wishes, and assuring
them that the memory of their kind-
ness would remadn with him long af-
ter his departure. After the audience
had dispersed the choir presented,
Prof. Watts with a gift sind an ad-
dress to which he responded feellngly.
WORKMEN BELIEVED
'T0 HAVE WON.
OTTAWA, Aug. Z9.-F. A. Ac‘li\iill.-
Deputy Minister of Labor. retiirncil'
this mr-rninz from Fort William |
where tlic strilic had been settled. 'l`he|
Board of Conciliation has reached a
unanimous finding, but the signature
of one of the parties lt' awaited. lt
is learned, however, that the men won
out. They were getting eighteen and
a half cents pei' hour for day, and
tivonby cents for night work, and a
substantial increase is gra/nted, as
wcll as ot/her minor concessions.
:The fourth annual meeting of thc
Fish and Game Protection Associa-
tion will be held in the Btipendiairy
M`agistra'tc's Court room, City Build-
lnvz, on Friday evening, September
3rd ati B o’cloclr. Election of oflicers
and other important business.
B-Ziidstt 3i
0UR
special prices
oii
Leather handbags
v' tion. litd,,
H3ll%i?i.ttetoii/‘n Picton
Service
Change Of Time _
Commcncing Tuesday June lst. The P.. S.
"Northumberland" will leave ithe Oompeny‘s
wharf daily. exoent.|Sunds.y. at 8-20 o'clock A. m
Returning will leave Picwu about I-3) n. In
G. W. WAKEFORD.
Charlottetown May ‘Nth |909. Manll °
Msyl 1909 dt!
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1 di sissmeeasaus serum B- P~\|'°°\'°° 3
5°’ ‘ 7” 1 ,,,,,,,. ...ii it am » .1 p. m l li
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Fall Fabrics
It has been said that Char`ottetown n1erc*nts do not as
a rule advertise enough to give people an idea of what they
are showing, ’
Stanley Bros
herein give you a partial list of the newest, finest and
most fascinating fall fabrics they have ever shown. 5
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 io send
you samples by return mail.
Venetian cloth
The same fine, soft, well finished, all wool French cloth
th at gave those that bought it last year perfect satisfaction
lhe colors are
Cardinal, Taupe, Navy, Brown, Black
5o inch. .. ... . . . ...$i.Io per yd.
52 inch...  ..$i.2o per yd.
* ueen’s cloth f
A splendid hard finish Swiss cloth that is a perfect dust
shedder, all wool too, and medium weight, 47 inches wide
Black only..  ...$i.i5
Blaclt,Navy and Brown...$r.35
§ Sedan cloth. Special
This cloth is one of nnsurpassablc finish, vieight and
V quality. \Ve 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
In Roubaix France
We have twelve colors on order of whicl1,four have arrived
' Wisteria, Navy Blue, Bronze, Green, Taupe, 50 in. . . . "$1.20
Merveleau      
This cloth is one of the very newest London and Parisian
' styles. It is medium weight and very much resembles a fine
serge. Bronze, Green, Brown, Navy, Black, 54 in.. . . .$l.35 yd
Soliel
This is one of the old time favorites that was worn more
than twenty years ago. New York has pronounced it to be one
of the favorite cloths for this fall. That’s why its here._
Catawba (new) Navy Blue, Dark Navy, Black and Myrtle
54   _ -., ...........$l.75yd
V _
~ 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. a_
Green and Taupe, _
Navy and Black,
Green and Black,
Grey Stripe,
Taupe Stripes,
Grey Diagonal,
Heather Mixtures ._ ._ _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . $l.l5 to $2.10 yd.
STANLEY BROS.
` PLEASE MAIL ME SAMPLES 0|"
` DRESS GOODS
_ to mehea “Coal” “Suii” "Dress"
Cross out those not wanted:
Colors......................from............to......-.....peryard
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.,.
will cont’niie until all
arc sold out.
Our 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
ii
T J '
 Dr’ Ge0I;euE;t Moore ieweiisr A Oirelciss `
Cra ud P E I
e
is a delicious combination of pure`
Chocolate, Hasel and Walnuts. We
have imported a large quantity direct
from the manufacturers in England
and can offer an excellent article at
a very moderate price. The Two
Macs. llsulonald & McKinnon, Drug-
giste. drtf.
“Special Jet Buttons-the new
est now used for dresstrimmings.
All sizes from the size of a five
cent. piece to the size of a fifty
cent pleoe. Prices from iso to
806 a doz.--less than half the
price you can get them anywhere
else. Received by express to-
dey from England per osble
order. Stanley Bros. 6-25dl'2l
COMING EVENTS.
Red Rose meeting, Lodgs_ Prince
miwnwi, rl, 0. lil, 'riinailny Sept Nth.
B  . .___ _`_ , _ _ .
,J _ gfeie s s\Ty“s- lliiiiin rm custom.. ‘ = '
i
ilhiia Ain- lla lllliais
that combine all the superia
qnalitiestliatour“Gem”Icecresm
freezers do. They are the belt
freezers made for quick results.
No esltcsn enter the fpeezer or no
ice st the . t is ess to
worlnotlsres lescggice and gives
betser satisfaction than any free fer
ma e.
lt is the “Gem”of them sll.
Stanley B aw eb .Poardefi
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