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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN
sl;;AdDIES HANDBAG LOST-See Clas-
e columns on front page, 5143
Come in and talk it over with us.
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\l;ECTURE .TONlGl-IT.-There should
e a crowded attendance tonight ro
hear Professor Julius Nelson. Biologist
°f New JGFBGY College, lecture with
Steieopticon Views on Oyster Colin;-e_
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u criEAMEnv Picnic--'riio nimo
just that much ahead at th
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end of the season, for yo
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know that the price of co
will adigance later. We ca
supply the best quality o
h
both Hard and Soft coal at t
lowest price.
A. Pickaril. & Co
Phone 240 .
Ch’town
Mink for Sale
Nova Scotia selected rsinch-raised
stock. _Apply at once,
ti. A. Munso,
I Truro, N. S.
8792-8-3M1m»o.
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(‘ompaiiy have arranged for a bask
picnic for their patrons 'rand /thc-llr
11 friends. at ilie Creamery on Wednes-
day, September 2nd An excursion
f triiin will leave St. Peters at 10.30 a.
m. stopping at all stations and will zir-
e rive at the grounds at about 12.30 p.
m. After linicli the gathering will be
‘ addressed by Hon Murdoch McKinnon,
Commissioner of Agriculture, ltev.
Dr. Gauthier, Mr. John A. Dewar, Pre-
sident of the Provincal i)alryman’s
Association, Mr. W. J. Reid, B. S. A.,
Live Stock-expert, Provincial Depart-
ment Agriculture, and others. Thc
special train will return to St. I"etcr's
in the evening.
Music Lessons
PROFESSOR WATKIS will re-
sume his music classes in George-
town and Montague on Monday and
Tuesday, September 7th and 8th, re-
spectively. Intended pupils are re-
quested to notify Professor Watkis
by mail this week, to insure inclusion.
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Sharpen
Your
Razor
Blades
_ We have a device here that
will sharpen any kind of a razor
blade, bevelled, flat, double edg-
ed, thick or thin.
It is a stropping and honing
machine that will save time for
you, price $1-75.
McKinnon Drug Company
Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.
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Manufacturers
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` Smoke and Chew
ckeys Twist Tobacc
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Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.
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A sAFE |NvEs'riviEN1'.-no you
lmowt of a safer or more promome
cnves ment than with a reliable fox
°mDl1¥\Y. D0 you know s more relia-
ble fox COITIDHIIY than the Matchless?
PROFESSOR JULIUS NELSON’S
tors of the Dunstaffnago (‘reamery_
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We have just received a shipment of this Fam-
ous Ware the first to be shown in this Province,
and invite you to call and look over our assortment.
The most complete Line is displayed in our Queen ’f
Street window. '
Jardiniers, asst’d sizes $1.33 t<t>s$;50
Cuspadores.................  ..  22520-360
Casseroles.................  . -1 t
Casserole Bean Pots............... .  2.35 complesg
Extra Dishes for Casseroles......... . 92618 tg 606
Bean Pots...........  .. 25 and 306
Pie Plates.......... .. ._ . 20 gd 40C
Pudding Pans......... . -- -- -- 45 to 756
Nappie Bowls...... . ... . 50C to 100
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three o'clock. See classiiied colum
AID T0 BEAUTY -No woman ne
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despair of being able to achieve
pretty and affective style of hair dre
sing in these days when transform
d .
3 ISLANDERB ON BOARD.-Th
az '
" Hall on Sunday. September 6th, at 2
3 news of the capture of the Germs
day milmgs from Haiifax for }305guu_ Lorne Stewart, son of (lol. Stewart
Th 1 m Q, in b th E . who volunteered from Winnipeg, an
e on y Bu ng H W W 6 0 vmij Frederic McQuaid, son of Mr. S. Mc-
Qunid. Fred joined the Niohe iu _Hal- . _
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gellne from Charlottetown an
Hawkesbury on Fridays, and from “_ f ur years ako and was t
I-I lif S d t id i lt; - EX 0 ' "1"
u ax atm nys a m H gl ri, forred to the ltainbow on July 19th.
Ile holds an excellent position in thc
st 's Oiil
turning from Boston Tuesdays at noo
until further notice.
Payma er ce.
SCHOONER WRECKED.-On Fri- ""*°""‘””'*°"
day last the schooner Nellie M. Snow,
while coming into Pownal Bay, from
Pictou with a corgo of 98 tons of co
fo M . L d W dri
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r r eonar ood, was ven
ashore and became a total wreck.
She had on board her owner, Captain
Charles I)unn, of Murray Harbour
and two men. All were saved. Thi; *-
vessel was about 60 tons. and was
built quite a. number of years ago.
AUGUST 29-SEPT. 14.
Neither vessel nor cargo was_insur- --' -
ed.
SPECIAL FARES VIA. -_
AIDING RED CROSS WORK.-Atl CANADIAN GOVERNMENT i
the evening service in the Pro-Cathe-
dral. illiarlottetown, on Sunday, a col-
Pflllce EdWi1\"~\ Island W0m9“'5 Pill' kind will again no doubt attract hun
- ODDFELLOWS' PARADE. - The
Oddfellows of this city and visiting
_ Brethren will meet at the Oddfeliows'
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- - IT PAYS to buy in this province. SALE.--The sale of the Vance pm- nv. for the purpose of forming in parade
'*""` "-!1f~‘»,.‘,».-_ -- party take, pjace gms a,f¢e|-noon at and marching to the cemetery to de-
_ -"if-' ' ~ '_ ‘\ fi -'ji I “_ corate the grave of deceased brothers.
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cruiser. Leipzig, by the British ship,
tion switches, etc., in all shades are Rall1b0W» 'md the Ffellffll Cl"-\iB2l'.
so easily procured by' calling on Mrs. M0I\f»¢l1Im» WHS milled Wlh great tl
white, The Le(,“0x_ 5147 light by the people of Charlottetown.
This is the first occasion that the
p|_AN-r |_|NE_.__The plant Line Canadian Navy has gone into action.
steamer Halifax hasbeen withdrawn The V10f0l'Y IB 01 Special BIHHIIICHIIC
from the Halifax-Boston route, there- t0 C|““`I0'-l-9'-°W“ "Um me fact tha
fore the,-9 Wm be no more Weqneg. two Charlottetown men are on boar
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hour motor boat races, dozen band
concerts every day. Dog and cat
shows, Boy Scouts, Review by the
Governor General, the Duke of Con-
naught, New Giant Midway, Grand
Stand Spectacle of Babylon with a
thousand performers n picturesque
costumes against a. background of
Oriental gorgeousness.
The Government Railways are of-
fering reduced fares on various dates.
Fare and one third, Aug. 27, 28, 29, 30,
31 and Sept. 2. Single fare Sept. 3,7,
9, and 10. and special excursions ture
Sept. 1, 4. and 8, to Toronto and re-
turn. when tlie rate will be $18.00
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deville shows packed in a single
Sydney and proportionate fares from
all stations in the Maritime Provinc-
es. :.11 tickets are good for return
leaving Toronto, Sept. 15, 1914. Pas-
sengers via the Government lines
have the choice of two trains. the
Maritime Express and the Ocean
Luniied. the latter connecting at Mim-
treal with the famous Grand Truiik
day express “International Limited,"
leaving Montreal at 9.00 a. in., and
arming Toronto at 9.00 a. m.. and
the Maritime Express with the night
trains for Toronto.
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:rom Moncton. St. John m1d_Cami>brll- I :zir you want what is right in good
on. $23.60 from Halifax/, $23.55 from tobaccos, see these' Om mmm' Map
ter Mason, Master Workman. Bweeti -'
Caporal. T. and B.. Hickey and Niels-_-’
oison. Taxi. Regal, Prince. Albert
Forest and Stream at 10c. Dill'a bell. j
Velvet. Lucky Strike at 15c, Tuxedo.
Edgeworth, Prince Albert, Capltan
at 20c, and Sweet Chestnut and Hia- _
key and Nicholson at 25_c. Inclin-
non Drug Co.. Cor. Great George and
Kent Streets. _lib
:FOXES BOARDED. The Oliarlotn
tetown Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.,
are prepared to ranch a few pain
Class "A" foxes on very attractive
teran, Apply E. B. Godin, Beey. '
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Canadian lied Cross Society. The (ive,-y .-,ffm-r img been made to place. the SeaS01‘1_buy ngwl
amount realized was $92-09. which has tl.-e 1914 Exhibition on the top ruugi »
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 Special Sale Prices on New .i
been handed over to the ’l‘reasurer o
the Society, who gratefully acknow-
ledges the receipt ot' the contribution.
NEW V. M. C. A. SECRETARY.-
Mr. llarohl (I. (lross, the new Secre-
tary of the Y. M. C. A., tlliarlottciowii,
arrived in the city i`rom Mont-
treal on Saturday night The
Montreal Star of the 28th nays:
The departure of Harold (‘.. Cross, ex-
Boyn' Work Secretary at the North
Branch Y. M. (l. A.. was signalized
last night by an ovation i`rom more
than two hundred members. Presen-
tations ol‘ it kodak from the boys, and
a rcnienibrance from the niaiiagiirs,
were made. Mr. (‘.i'oss goes to l’r'ii\cc
Edward Island, whore he will have
supervision ot' community work among
the boys. He is succeeded here by
A. L. Walsh.
HOSPITAL SHIP FUND.--The con-
tributions of the women of Prince Eil-
ward island to the funil for the hos-
pital ship which tile women of Can-
ada aro presenting to the imperial
Government, have reached the hand-
some total ol' $4,208. The subscription
lists closed on Saturday, and from
time to time already have appeared
in these columns the names of sub-
scribers and the amounts of their in-
dividual contribution. To that list
has to be added the name of Miss J.
McGregor, oi' French Fort, who sub-
scribed $2. The money was remitted
to Toronto, the licailquarters oi' the
movement, in several instalments by
Mrs. Rogers (Government Ilouse)
who as one of the Vice-presidents oii
the Womeu’s Hospital Ship Conimlt-
tee, had the conduct of the local cam-
paign. Tlie ilnal remittance she niade
yesterday.
::You will enjoy Your outing more
if you take a Thermos Bottle with
you-You can keep liquids hot or
cold for twenty-four hours. We have
some nice lunch kits at $2.25 e0.ch-"-
We carry everything made in this
line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc/li).
A. Foster, Central Drugstore. *lI{tf.
:IRECEIVED bcfort thc raise some
nice reading glasses. these are j/cry
handy in looking at ilno print on
maps.-E. W. Taylor, Camei',onDlcck.
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Paintings by English, Scottish Amr
iriviii and Cniindian artists. .~\mii
erlca’s Greatest Live Stock Slimvi
,Manuiactures’ Display, a dozen vau-
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The mission of the drug
usiness is to safe guar
he interests of tlie_ public.
To do this requires con-
stant care. It demands care-
ul and intelligent buying,
he inspection and testing
f goods received, the prop-
r care of goods in stock,and
ccurate handling and dis-
ensing. '
We lay stress upon ou
rescription work, and as
esult we compound man
housands of prescriptions
_Our store is sort of :i pre-
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Boys’ Serge Suits
Men’s Tweed Suits
Men’s Serge Suits
Boys’ Waterproois
Men’s Waterproofs
Boys’ Play Suits
Men’s Pants
Boys’ Pants
Men’s Dust Coats
Men’s Khaki Pants -
Men’s Flannel Pants
Men’s Duck Pants --
all going
at 20‘ p. c.
Discount
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Get a New Suit To-day 
At the Great Mid-Suinffner Sale
' _ Study the list of savings at the Great Mid-summer Sale. Look over the '
_ items that are all sharply reduced for clearance during the next few days-then
16011011 was inks" on iwmlf of the The greatest animal event or not compare your needs with the list-and get here while the assortment is good.
rioiio /iooooioiioii ooo ii.-onoii of his .1,..,,1., ... .,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,. of ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,`_- Many of the lines offered at reduced prices to-day will be hard to get later in -.
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Men’s Negligee Shirts I
Men’s Flannel Shirts F.
Men’s Satteen Shirts
Men’s White Shirts
Men’s Gingham Shirts
Men’s Pajamas
Men’sBa briggan
Underwear .
Men’s Light weight »
Wool Underwear
B. V. D. Underwear
Boys' Bal. Underwear., _
all going; '
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cegtional stock of prescrip-
_tion drugs,and employ only
pharmaci stsoi ample ex-
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You should consider all
f your prescriptions and
ecipes of sufficient im-
ortance tof justify the
pecial care which we are
ble to give to them. Rem-
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Quality Goods, Sup
erior Service, Right
Prices
Let us fill your next pre
cription.
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stock. just what you require
Everything from camphorated
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less. The best range
_ One _third off
, Straw Hats
Get a smart straw hat for the
remainder of the season now-when
you can buy it for factory cost or
in P. E. I.
25 isa. 
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Felt *I-Iats `
Any and every felt hat in the
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AT ONE THIRD OFF.
One third off Men’s Straws.
One third off Boys’ Straws.
One third off Boys' Wash Suits.
One third off Boys’ Blouses.
One third off Men’s Linen Hats.
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 Cutting Prices
on Furnishings
20 p. c. off.Bathing Suits
gg p. c. og SJwiigiining Jerseys
p. c. o i m re as
20 p. c. off Soft Lounge Collars
gg p. c off; Wlalsh”_'l`ies
p. c. 0 iles
20 p. c. ofi ilens Lustre Coats
20 p. c. off Men’s Dust Coats.
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Here is a special Midsummer
clearance of nice dress fabrics--a
lot of them-black and colored-
worth to 1.25 per yard ...........39c
mer sale at 25 per cent under thc,
regular price. ~  '
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H§RD,»HATS 25 per cent off. I
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25 p. ci off Leather Belts j "`
25 p. c. off Linen Handkerchiefs | _
25 p.-1 c. off Dogskin Gloves ‘ .
25'p.f c. off Boys’ Overcoats I r
25_-p. c. off Snroking Jackets
25 p. c. off Athletic Jerseys. '- 
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25 pfc. off Armlets and Garters
25 p. c. off Cashmere' Sweaters
25 p.,-q. off Suede Gloves
25 'px c. off Lounging Robes » |
.25 per _cent off I
Wash Goods
Voiles-Ratines-Muslins -'- Dimities-
Cglored Lim,-ns-Repps-Piques-.-‘all 25 p. c.
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25 p. c. off Long Silk Gloves grey and
black only, ` _
' 25 p. c. off Short Silk Gloves in grey-
white-black. ' _
25 p. c. off Chamoisette Gloves
Colored Parasols--HALF _PRICE
'Z5 p. c. off Leather Shopping Bags
25c off Embroidery Flouncings
1-3 off Embroidered Voi_les
1-3 off Embroidered R_atines
-3 off Embroidered Linens.
When you come to Charlottétmvn to the
Great Flower Show To-morrow and Thursday
Don’t Forget to Visit the MIDSUMMER SALE
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