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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETO ITN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SEPTEMBER r, r9o3. 7
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SILVERVVARE
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WEDDING PRESENTS
The very Latest Designs.
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We have smaller articles which are useful and inexpensive.
Would be pleased to show them to you.
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CAR SONS
PLATINOTY PES
ARTISTS PROOFS
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GEO. I-I. COOK
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o Boots  
akcs me Weak Strong Your girl will sooo
i.i¥o°"o§'.°§i2 35” °'°"" '“°` be in school again.
o ` - - - What she needs
ughes Digestive Tome in shoes we fee,
f,',,‘_“,,°’°"°*,,,,,,,,,',”°,, §,,’},’°",,§$',,"°,§1",i competent to sup-
ply.
eo. E. Hughes, 0|_||-
. "" Box Calf
Laced boots
'noon Saturday for the “Weekly.
l next.
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Reporters and Correspondents
Everywhere
Rev JasMcDormar.L will preach (D V )
oo soobom, soot. om. or no sobio or 1o.:ao,“ Thomas and nos. Wilkinson lets
Canoe Cove at 3, and at Argyle Shore at 7. yesterday on a pleasure trip to Toronto.
Gorden Forbes, Tyne Valley, of the Mc-
Cormick Harvesting Co., is at present in
the eastern section of the province attend:
ing to the business of the firm.
“Chang~.s”of ads. must be in not later
thanlp.m.eachday toinsnrs insertion
following morning, and not later _ than
IN another column will be found the ad-
v.rtisement of the Hillsboro Boating Club
announcing full particulars of the races to
_take place in our harbor on Saturday
THE committee in charge of the Decora-
tion Servioeof tie L O. O. F. desire to
thank all the ladies who so kindly assist-
ed in making the celebration a success by
contributing flowers, filling links, cones.
etc.
i Hugh McDonald, merchant tailor, W” °mpl°7°d in W’ B' Dyefs' Drug
Blackville, N. B., who formerly did busi-
ness at Tyne Valley, is on a visit to his
d-ughter Mrs. Edward Monkley, Port
Hill. Mr. McDonald is receiving a warm
welcome from his numerous friends.
'Ima fuooool of me me Annie 11; Hoi-`
man. Winsloe on Sunday afternoon was
largely attended the procession reaching
° almost from her late residence to that
cem.tery at \Vinsloe, where the inter- l
ment took place. Bev. F. Frizzle odiciat-
ing.
Pennenas Ellis ol N ewton,Center.Mae s,
accompaniai by Mrs. Ellis are on a visit
to the forrner's parents, William and Lira.
Ellis, Tyne Valley. Mr. Ellis who is a
very busy man under thestars and stripes
naturally enioys for a season the quletand
peaceful calm which pervades our Island
homes.
The picnic at Mount Pleasant in aid of
the public school was a decided success.
Amount realized $104. The committee
|desires to extend their thanks to Miss
Fam: ie Brown, Tyne Valley, for assisting
in serving the ice cream, also to J. A.
Seller, teacher tor his efforts in bringing
the atfalr to such a success.
Rlrv. G. P. Raymond will visit the
Bible School at Union Lot 33 on Sunday
September 6 h at 10 a. m. All interested
in S. S. Work in the neighborinz dis-
|t|icts are cordially invited to be present_
Rev. Mr. Raymond will also preach in
I the same church at 3 p. m. when a col-
lection will be taken in aid of the Provin-
cial S. S. Association.
A Grnnr young apple tree loaded with
blossoms, is seen in the large orchard of
Reddin Bros,
The Most Up
to-date S
DRUG STDRE
In the Provinces.
Largest Prescrip-
tion patronage.
Purest Drugs. Low-
at $|.75
Is an ideal school
boot, STRONG,
C O M F 0 R T-
ABLE, DUR-
ABLE and good
looking it meets
every demand.
“What you get for
your money is more
than the amount you
pay. Low price
without quality does
not constitute a bar-
gain.) 1
est Prices. Phone 86.
‘“°‘°"” "`°" ALLEY & Co.
T - 1°
I Y. M. C. A. parlor next Tuesday, after-
- noon, September lst at 3 o'clock. I_mpor-
,.. . .-1 r _=-= _tant business. Every member please at-
Honse and Lot on Cumberland St .
at present occupied by Mrs. Michael
MacMillan Good title guaranteed.
ggiaggga ofa-aaaa ao aaa- Mao- Fresh Biscuits from
"?»;‘?.`:ia?.“;“1ff.”£.?L’.; Y... , thrlstic trown & Co.
anon _
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J S  ers, Salt and Plain Snowflake
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Barristcr,-*9Gidt5l*i&c.. S ’ goo Noe ood oiixod Foooy sio-
Orrtcs-xmunroek. ¢h°1rlIl»P-!»l- i ' ‘ `
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me “REA” i  V soaps vooiuo Waters oro or
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Ji'°1E.""..`“.`5.`1§.i=.."‘f'i.Il.f°f:».s.w» BEER & G05:
Digg _ ._ _ _ _,_ ., _L  1 _  `
ho..-oo ‘-wofas, comm wofooo,
mst" Pack Bar' Fig Bar’ Straw' ealuvouoo or moore, on mn noodle- l
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cook  try £1);-gps, Smyrna, Lemon for which departments oompetentgteh-I meal  
Thomas Johnson, Brookfield, amongst a
lot of sober, well co.-.ducted fruit bearers.
‘A specimen ol the blossoms was brought
to The Guardian by George McLe:d of this
_` city yesterday. Mr. McLeod mentions
that there is no fruit on this tree hearing
the blossoms, and just why it should
alloral display ls one of natur.='s many
and inexpl c rble varieties.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
‘V -Tue S.0.E. Moonlight Excursion post -
poned from last night will take pleee next
Thursday night.
A good boy with a fair education who
wants to learn otlice work and run
errands can obtain employment by
applying at this ollice.
-Miss SmaIlwood’s music class re-opens
` Sept. Sth. Those wishing to make ar-
” rangemen‘s please call between the hours
of two and four p. m. ltts 3i pd
-Dr. H D Johnson,-City Health Olleer
lla prepared to vaccinate at his odiee on
r Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 to
3 4 p. m. commencing Friday Aug $th.
_ 2ld3i.
-a mooring or rho Loaioo’ 'nie sooioiy
loruionn. Lnoopiool wmbohom more
tend. 3ld2i
‘F -Aw0l\‘lll\|r to previous announcements
1 RevJ HHeeta', accompanied by Madam
Lyons offFisk Jubilee false, will be in
Charlottetownon the 6th, 7th, Sth, gf Sq.
temher. Hewill preach ia Grace Church
on Sunday next and ma Tgg.
do  'ill

apnonated later
bgworth this ematlfee  gym,
'Qs-°1¢°¢°¢h¢r  interest.
if Hector is capable of 
-Notre Dame Couvwrt-thi; papal"
institution will reopen its classes on Wed.
M1601. Sn|\t;$nd. laeonneetion with all
the branches required for a good Engfg
education, special atteutimr isglvsntp the
*° lm” 500° lll'°Yld0d. Fa- pirate les-
°°°= i° dflvira. nl-Mine. wrvsnrhy.
feed muff. piano, wan, lm-p, mandolin,
lllitlf; Plain and fancy needle-work, enu-
ils md fitting. :only to no Monroe soo
Blot. nn'
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vpn _._ __ ___ J _ ._ _ ..___.. li..-._ted _ .. .. ._ . ,
The ohqee of Bavors in our chocolates is not _mr to two or lmes but we
every person.  Flavors for all the different tastes. Best chocolates  the V marker for
m°uey_ Asgfor WH |1'§ S, Name on every piece.
*,@'mm 
L fad* .__ an -5. \- m_s&€»;M
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». George R. Montgomery is in town and,
chose the lirst Of September for makingf
` _ _
Interesting Items Gathered by
The Guardian-
Frank Mclnnls in the employ of B. T
Holman, Summerside spent a few days
here last week.
Cod iishing with the Caraquet iieet oil’
North Cape was poor last week. They re-
port bait ver! scarce.
will remain till Wednesday. He intends.,
residing at Murray Harbour South.
Rev.E. H. Rayner who is studying for
the Baptist Ministry at Hinau Ohio, is
visiting his father Silas Rayner at Kil-
Schooner, Nellie Burns, Bapt. Dan
Miller came in port on Saturday from
Chatham with lumber for Dyer, Wood-
man, & Hunter.
Dr. Alva Gordon who for some years
Store, and now practising in Montreal
was here over Sunday and returned to
Montreal yesterday.
The funeral of the late William Locke
Q whose death occurred at Bos*on on Tues-
day lest of appendieitis at the age of 25
years, took place on Thursday to the
Methodist cemetery, Bethel Lot 7, the
Rev. Isaac Lidstonloiiieiatiug. Deceased
wasanephewofhh-s.M. R.Leardofthis
town. '
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A TRUE NERVE TONIC .
acts not somneh upon the nerves them-
selves,as upon the digestive function. and
the abundant formation of rich red blood.
The nerves cannot be fed on medicine.
They can be fed and stlehlfllened by
digested and assimilated food. Fa-roaons’s
marvellous action arises from its _power
over the digestive and assimrlative
functions of the body. You take it, the
bloom grows rimer, redaer. You feel
strength and vigor, digestion ceases to be
lnoticed. for it has become good. Work is
easier for you have the strength to do it.
In a short time you have health. Use
Ferrozene. _
lor P£nsoNAL lurtmasr.
‘ kin-
Miss May Crlllngs returned yesterday
Lt: Bangor, Me. _
Miss Worth is visiting at York the
guest of Mrs J. D. Crockett. '_
Mies Nettie Hobbs. city is visiting at
Union the guest of Mrs B. C. Hardy.
H. M. McKay and Master Roy leave this
morning on return to Haverhill, Moss.
F. M. Duehemir, jeweler, Glace Bay,
is spendinga two weeks vacation in the
city.
Mrs. William Manson, Mrs. Eiward
Manson, Summerside arevieiting in the
city.
Capt. Thcs Howat*, CapefTraveree, and
E Boswell of Wright Brrs, Victoria, were
in the city yesterday.
r
Mrs D. B. Howatt, Brudenell, who in-I
been visiting her old home ‘The Recess’ at
Victoria., r. turned Saturday.
I G. H. 1nocurohooo,Now Eoonma ro-
fpresentative New York American and
Journal is spending a short holiday in the
city.
STABTLING BEVELATIONS.
lt frequently happens that people sulfer
for years from kidney derangements with-
out koo wing the cause of their hackaches,
h' l' bs and oth r bodily sufferings
ac mg rm e .
suddenly the frnth_is revealed to them
that they are the victims ot serious kid-
ney disease and. in imminen_t danger.
Therevtiiulo medicine “which gives 
prom lasting' re '.2 .or e,vel'7 0
ot Kidney disease as Dr. ChasesKtdney-
Liver Pills. They are positively eifec tive
even in the most c cases.
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Doyouuse ‘a fountain
pen? ’
!__ Doyouuse
W2lCl'lll2ll’S
| Try these “bat of 
that fountain pens are not
satisfactory, $2.50, $3.00;
$3.5o,184.oo» - _
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dare. ,
  JUST . . . .
RECEIVED
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READY-1=°-WEAR
o snmrs . . .  
Made hy tlie beat 
_ Tailor in Canada; perks'
 gsfrle. Fic. Finish
and Werkmanahip.
Ar  nacn a
Navy and black wool Frieze, trimmed, tlb
wide rows cording front and beck; to rdwl
stitching around bottom; a very stylhh and
serviceable skirt, $4.75.
AT $5.85 maart
smoom anion brook olozn vim form asp,
lap seams, 8 rows stitching, and 
with straps of same material. A IH!! &
would strike you as being worth “.00-out -
poioo $5.235 oloo o oihoo otyloo io dtlmu '
cloths at this price.
' AT $7.25 men . .
Made of heavy grey corded Frleze, 
lap seams and 7 rows stitching- A ophél
skirt this; ask to see it. -
STANLEY 
Coder
and confecticlery to
Ssnerson     Co.
PHONE m svitltlrnl M019,
Bags! liagssliags!
We have the best grain bags in
the country. They are large enough
to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3
bushel potatoes. They are strong,
clean, have hemmed tops, and are
guaranteed to give satisfaction.You
want some, how many ?
Reid & Creighton
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Nowisthetime to place your er.
den for ornamental! trees nad-
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aboallkildlof
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