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 I' THE “MONLY Bmcvxh STORE l‘ L.ii.D.Fosri-=a,lirlarshiield,has rstnre- “lt” Frmu' __ __ __ _ _ 'W  _ _ "  __-
- ~- _ _ 5,1 fmm me W“¢_ Ewxa a_.ND Mus Oaiumon ar ve ome
Narnauini. Pi-:anporz City, spant the 1°" MIM'
do will be high today ati .Hand
     A wonderful showin of
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New Fall goods are
coming in earnest now.
Thousands and thous-
ands of dollars worth
of every sort of goods
for Charlottetown’s Big
Depai tinen tal Store.
Our Fall and Wiuter’s
stock this year is the
greatest ever shown.
_ These elegant Fall
Costume Fabrics came '
ycstrrday. Beautifully
vvovcu-the product of
old Englaud's bc t
weavers. C or 1' e c t
weaves, too, for the
coming season.
Chiffon A
Broadcloths
Must beautifully woven
and finished, these are the
correct wel ht for Fall
Costumes, lull fifty-four
inch widths in a ovely
range oi fashionable color-
ings Greens, Navles,
llrowus, Wines, and Black
gi ro, 31.25.51. 55 the yard
should apply at this otiics at once. TH!
returned from a six wI_eek`s visit to Cape
Tm: Guardian:-egreta to learn of the
Miss NAN Ram, daughter of I the late '
Rev. Dr. Reid, who has been visiting Miss Tim
Tim lust tri of the S. S. Eliin on week
down
is~xLo'r1'i1~. LE of Victoria, P E d“5"
to the city. from a visit to Summeraide. V Bud M (_ __
eruon Rives' ge on on ay at o'
Mus A. L. Caurm-:i.r., who has been “wh “Wu _gpm
lpohdllllhlew days in Moncton, haai ' ' _ ‘ '  .1 " TX" `
eturned home. W. S." MUKIE and C. R. Smallwood ‘gf __/- u aa t 
_ ‘ Miss Armin Mar lisaon is visiting Etugltmg laométzfgnfoifht “mr "smug  )' _ _
in Nile Mus creek. the guest oimn-s ° " ° °` ' ' . lv) I 7' ' - ...__ i ». ~ __ 
\\\ Katie MacGregor. Rirv. G. Nnmois Srsvanson, M. A. will - ' '
, Q " _ _ preach in t-he Central Christian church
- .   Mh‘::;_Wl‘ Bt' gowmjsldund daughter' tomorrow morning and evening. i ’¢
\\_\,»`\ \m,_ _ ar , c ummeis e, are ilu- guests, _ . _ _
._ _ erm-s. I. F.Avm1,M°n°tnn. H1 aatsurae ssrvlie f»°|:;;>:_r°v~ _hh f-he
` » i ANY good strong boy, who desires per amp D connezm' cn W Mis 0 uwb
manont work with rapid promotion Hnmpwn at 11 *nd Bonsmw At 5'
ft
Saturday Guardian, only ii y cents
- a year is an excellent gift for that friend
MISS LENA Mlmmw’ New I‘°“d°“' h" of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today. "
Breton, and is visiting Miss Perle Taylor H- J- PALMER 1915 Yftl-°\‘d\\Y lnornlnii
of this qi; for Moncton, where he will meethis sister
y.
Mins Elia, who is returning from England.
continued serious illness 0! Thos Ayers, MISB MARY NlC“0L50N» GT-\0dVl¢W.
St. Avards, and Samuel Prowse, Brook. and Miss Katia McKenzie, Orwsll\Gove,
Ilalif t rd f
ley pain; R°,,d_ left by the S. S. ax yes e ay or
Boston.
music pagcln the Saturday issue
}_$;M-re", 0( mi; ¢|f,y_ 16", yesterday on re. of Sept. loth. will contain the music of u
mm no Mouowm march and song entitled “Souvenir de
_ Seville."
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,|_,_ys_ hom Chm_|o__tetown is 6 _,_ n___Rocky CoRuicsi»oNDnr1'rs should remember that
Point 630 “_ “__ and on s_md__y 5 ___ ____ to ensure early uppearnnce of correspond -
_ ‘rom Ro-ck), Bohm encc all matter sent in should be out
H L BEDYFA. Uf thi! 1 C R train des- attention is paid to correspondence but
Dlltchiml Bw". “Bd M" BUYER. have fe- it is impossible to get everything in as
illmad f\`°m Bilendlllil B Dltlillllb h0l|U0y written, especially when as of late many .~
in Prince Edward Isltllld- communications are being received each’
as much, as possible. Every
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`I5l1\D‘l» “nd MVB EWU Wllkér- Oi 13942- J J Grossman, ofthe I C R has returned
»l‘1¢. BN UW 80955 “f their °°“5l“. Mrs. to Moncton from a very plesant trip to his
T- W- MUBWUI. Of M01-CYOII. old home in this province. Mr Grossman
- 1 of Prince lid
Miss Miiviviia Howsnn, who is visiting “yu he never was as prow _ ,
her old home ln Kensiulrton, was in the Yuriiésland “Lys W3: this sumniin' The
city yesterday. She will remain until "va S cm Dar were see mg rest
and looking for renewed health in the
the last of the month when she intends
__°___________g to Boston Garden of the Gulf, and they all seemed
' ° 'o be cnloylng the bracing air of tht-
Roouitioic MCDONALD and Miss Fanny Island province. Mr Grossman spent his
McDonald, formerly oiPolnt Prim, who vacation about O’Leary, West Point and
have spent a two months vacation at Springilelil.
;i;e:__?_:__h€:’§__'£_f_f_°’ leave this m°mm8 THE S.S. Halifax sallvfl at noon yester-
' day for Boston. with .the ioiicwing pass-
Advertisers are asked to have “changes engiars :-Mrs A McAulay, A Thurlow, Dr
in not later than ten ii. in. each Saturday Learii and wife, R R Cox, JJ McNally and
for both The Daily and The Trl-weekly of wife, Capt Lawrence, Charles H Uofiln.
Monday. Guardian employees have a Mrs James E Taylor, HE Wright, Mr and
half holiday each Saturday during the Mrs A McDonald, J H Devlin, T J Devlin,
summer months. The business, editoral Mrs G Emery, Miss D Lemon, E McDon-
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EYNOTE of the autumn ideas in suits is
2 “VARIE'l`Y.” Time has passed when any
beautiful models shown to day exemplify in faultless
~' Ii ~ ' 'z i i. '» Practically' the full line oi models turned out by
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J 3 _  i  method the princip‘e We’ve expressed.
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$1' 'gl jf/  F " \ lol the finest suit maker in Canada-
A I f ll w-l ered buttons llzit collar and cuffs of black
Some among the many are the o o
skirt has widebias straps on each seam
to knee, flaring in pleats below. Pony
coat with strap effect carried out on
seams, and out lining thc voke oi grey
silk velvet which is iluished wlili grey
silk braid. The front is plain \vlth bone
bnttons,lining of grey satin. I-‘rice $23~00
A plain. neat, tailored suit in iron grey Serge,
pleated skirt. 3-4 length -:oat black satin
liniu at . . . . $25 00
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Atrirn, catchy. blue and green plaid suit,
nine gnied skirt, pleated down centre
front and bacit».:Short coat,tight-fitting,
stra1p_p_ed_:ei:izkis_)bl;i_;:k \_'elve; ytoke edgeg
wit ac s ra ve vet ii ions an
cord as finish. Black satin' lining. .$28-00
An elegant/ suit of Royal blue ladies cloth,
skirt similar to one last named with foot
strappings. Pony coat trimmed with
Ad
An
cloth, set in vest covered with silk cov-
Anolher trippy coiubinntioii oi olive green
silk velvet. hiiished with button and
ing:-» ` _
A serviceable grey plaid liomespun suit. The black silk braid. Black mohair iiuing,
. . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . . . ..Prlcc$28.()0
and black plaid lfaucy strapped skirt,
with tight fitting coat. full sleeve, plain ,
cull tiiinmed with bone buttons :md vel- -‘ _ .
vet. Black taffetfl silk lining. . . .$3l.00.
ainty effect in black pin stripe cloth shows
the skirt in nine gores, tucks furiiiinga
double box plent on each seam. The
iight fitting coal is tastesliilly triniiiicd
willi black velvet. silk braid giving the
finishing touches. The -:oat is lined ___
throughout with tafieia ‘ik T‘rice $55.00
exceedingly handsome suit is of maroon
fancy cloth. the skirt in princess style ' -
pleated, and nine gored. The chic
Eton coat is trimuicd with velvet to
match. buttons of same, fancy silk braid
completing the finish, and lined with
toilets silk .. .. . . . . .
. _ ._ _ .Price 537.00
Rich Tweed Effects
- Rich, 'beautiful mixtures in handsome tweed eii`¢cts-
“dark shades, most serviceable and excellent wearing
goods-forty-live inches wide. For children’s wear
they are exceptionally nice. Per vard. . . . .. 5oc and 75c
, .
New “Hewson’.’ Tweeds
Hcwsm Tweeds, from their genuine excellence, have
sr-cured a dim hold in public favor. Their weaves and
patterns for this season are even haodsomer than ever.
And when the rising tendency ofthe wool market is
considered the prices are low.
A pointer- Purchase vour tweed costume length now
even although you do not make it up at once. Higher
prices are sure to prevail on repeat orders.
New Clan Tartans _
f ll u e of retty Clari~Tarlans is being shown are
e flfciellleiii; vgalue gud at present in high favor for cliil<;ren’s
d t
wear. All the popular colorings are represents . oi y
incheswide. Per yard....................3acand 55c
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Handsome, aistmgs
Neat waistlngs in a large range of pretg fs;»ll<;_egr;>;_r;f;
K and spot eilects -dark shades mostly. an_ so
of navies, browns and greens with various size spot. p§r
.. .. 5 c
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FRENCH rLANNi;i.s
Entirely New Desiiini- <.
. A complete showing of the ever popular Fl¢l1C1\
Flaanels for waistings. - _ __ ____
Some entirely new designs in fatiffy P9 ef; _S
the regular staple things and prettY Sn 515°* e ecssé
Excellent quality, per yard    .. __ _
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Comprisinj the season'e newest P°“°"“' “°
_ art weowem newest coiorinss- __
t ` will
 _ §[`hous;n_ils of yards of lovely, richest siiks
‘be found at-* the _silk counter. Elegant _1v_\§;1*;§_;¥;
waisting sillr, coating and dress silkfl- er Wanted
of shades. is very complete-there 9 W Y _
tone. A ' ' l . _ _
Tamalines, Messalin¢-'U1 P‘m1¢lf¢5» §¢““'d;
Soles, in every shade at 5oc_ to $2.10 the Y” ~ _ .
TIP Silks in wide widths, of excellent ‘l““l‘tY 1”
every shade at_35c to 58c the yard.
W-
- Pitowsn saos.. i:ro.----
and news departments are open as on
other days for the transaction of business
afternoon in this city when chess .
- boarded from the following factories:-Sl.
Peters 67, Orwell 70, Dundas 105, Stanley
Bridge 220, Cornwall 100. Colville 100, Red
Point 72, New Glasgow, 200, Union 110,
_ Huzelbrook 85,Red House 75. Hampton
55. All except New Glasgow, Union and
Hazelbrook, not sold were bought by
Dillon8: Spiilctt for l2}. The following
bulletin was boarded:-Montreal quiet
~ As The Guardian Employment and
Information Bureau, established some
months ago, has been so greatly appreci-
.ated, and has been the means of securing
employment for so many people and help
torso many business houses and house-
keepers, it has been decidedto establish
in connection with this paper, an Adver-
tising Agency. Thus any persons or firms
desiring advertising in any newspaper
outside of this city, can have same
placed by The Guardian. They can thus
secure the same rates as if they placed
their order direct, and have each adver
tlsemcnt checked to see that it gets the
proper number of insertions and appears
a desired. tf
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Tru: schooner referred to in yesterdays
Guardian as helng ashore turns out to
have been n wcll known vessel in this
harbor, namely the Alma, owned by
Augtist\1sDown,coal merchant. of this
city. She was caughtinthe scvers gale
of Thursday oil' Plnette, a little to the
southward of Point Prim. She drove
hard on Pinette bar and the shock carried
awayfore and mainmasts. While she
was hard and fast on the bar,
Capt Cahill, who belongs to Char-
lottetown, and the two seamen
Boudreau and McLean, who completed
the crew pu. nil' in the boat and succeeded
in reaehlnir the shore. The Alma was
quite an old vessel but it seams that cor-
trary io what was at ilrst thought she
was washed oil’ the bar alter the crew
leit her and is supposed to be still adrift
tons oi coal, Irom Picton for this port. It
seems hardly likely that the Alina has
survived her rough experience.
“Famous Snap." .Satisfaction in every
cake. ttsdctw.
l Doughnuts,
an our specialty
Wie Pies nc each.
1w.;_Piea < neaeaeh H
Crea Pin is | use
cotoanat Pies I5 & 915:: nel:
Dark rrult Cala age pound
lultaaa Cale soc per lb
Uni Gale
While Clk!
lraad of all
enigma.
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gal, W T Rochfort, D Fullam, A F Hay-
den, C W Sprague, Miss Titus, B D Titus,
G Adams and wife, WWChambers and
and vi llc, Charles McKinnon, Ethel Boyce,
Mrs M Gaudet, Wm Rennie and wife, Miss
Turner, Miss Katie Mclieniio.
Triaonoius Ross gave a talk on Weed-
tothe pupils of Southport School on
the roots from the soil. All raw mnterl
has to he dlssol ved before tho root. can
take it up and the solution must be very
weak. That is there must be an abund-
ance of moisture in the soil. The
material dissolved in the watcr is carried
up through the stcui ofthe green lcuvcs
where it comes in contact with the carbon
dioxide which has been gathered from
the atmosphere. The dissolved material,
which has been taken from the manure
that was put on the ground, the carbon
dioxide and some of the water is used to
build up the plant material the
oarbo-hydratcs and the proceeds;
but the great. part of the water
is issued oil' into the atmosphere.
We have little idea bow much water is
passed offintothe atmosphere daily by
plants. An authority on this sulgicct
tells us an ordinary tree passes oil' elnht
barrels of water on an or-iiniuy sunny
day. Besides this water that is passed
otT the plants keep a great lot of water
in themselves. A copy of turnips is over
00?; water. If plants cannot get water
tbey cannot make growth. If one tning
can be regarded as more essential tha-i
another for plant growth, water is the
most essential of all food. _\Vecds
must have wateras well as cultivated
`plo.nts and generally they have a better
root systsm for col'ect.in|¢ water than
other plants. The result is that in n dry
‘season they get the water the crops should
have. Weeds are robbers. They steal the
WANT A
T KODAK
At a _
Reduced
Price 'I
We have a few sec-
ond hand Kodaks in
good condition on which
we can save you money
$5.00. $9.00 and $io.oo
instead if $io.co, $12.-
oo and $i7 50.
iw%-.dw
pay_77
_ Titans was a meeting of the Prince
_ ' daughter Mrs W P Jenkins, Miss Riley. ' _ -'
E iward Island' Cheese Board yesgelgx' Miss A Bl Foster. S B Luds, _E D Church    I 6   ._ -A _ f
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\lIHurrhes MrsF_M D id, Mi S dl ' . . . . .
A ' C ons as B ° _ If you choose from our showing a design youjlike-and the size 1sn’.
right we‘ll place a special order-and get your suit in Io days. “No fit, no
Wednesday. Quite a number of the __ _
ratepayers also were in attendance and
“=‘f°“°d “"”*‘ '”“°“ ‘°°°f°S‘- H” 5"" 
raw materials that \\ ere intended for the
factories of the potatoe and turnip plants
this reason above every attempt should he
made to keep down the weeds. He wa-
glad to see they had been doing that in
their school-garden and complimenid the
teacher and pupils on its general appear-
ance. He then lndentiiled the specimen
tiiat had been broughtin and suggested
some methods of eradicating them.
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ONLY A MASK.
Many arenot being benefited bv the
summer vacation as they should be. Now,
notwithstanding much outdoor life, they
are little if any stronger than they were.
The tau on their faces is durkerand makes
them look healthier, but it is only u
mask. They are still nervous, easily
tire_l,upsat by trllles, and they do not
catnorsleep wcll. What they need is
what tones thc ncrvcs,perfcc-ts digestion,
creates appetite, and nialics sleep refresh-
ing, and that is Hootl`s Sarsasparilla.
Pupils and teachers nciierirlly will find
the chief purpose of the vacation best
subsarved by this great medicine which,
las we know, “builds up the whole sys-
toni."
The largist and llucst line of Scrlbblers
and Exercise llooks wc have ever had,
and the best value ln the City at Uartcr`s
Bookstore. dill dl w
Dr.Chasc’s c
.Medicines
Big fresh stock of
Nerve Food
Kidney and Liver
Pills.
Ointment. ,
Catarrli Cure.
etc., etc.
Wholesale and Re-
tail. '
"Tho Two Mace."
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Gannon oeeqe na xemen.
and use tlieui in their own factories. For
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but steady; English market quiet and the plant was a manufacturing establish- _
ateady;M0nti‘6al 121 to l2§; Montreal m¢Ui7~ Tile NW llllii-Sfliili WHS Elll~lll‘I`Ed 
Wes; 1251 no 13; Kingston 12 1-16 L0 12g, by the leaves from the atmosphere and by  " ` ` '
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Dccp Cutting lliakcs Satisfactory Buying
This is the state of affairs at the big furniture sale.
Stock uinstbe closed out quickly. Prices are being greatly
cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
bargains.
This is a good time for baby carriages-
Our stock is new and most artistic in design.
Price reductions never before heard of are
greatly in evidence in this portion of our
stock. Buy to-day.
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W.C.'l`URNER®.Co.
_ 0UR MOT'i`0: _
Good Goods at Lowest Prices
' Remember we carry a nice line of staple and fancy Dry
Goods which we always sell at low prices.
We make a specialty of FACTORY Ci.0THS,*TWEEDS,
DRUGGBTS, YARNS, AND RUGGINGS. We are head-quav
'Tf' Y' in the Straits. She was loadei with E5
, ters for these goods and are specially strong in this line. If
you want the best at the lowest price, come to us.
_HEWSON TWEEDSDXFORD 'l`WEEDS,M0llC`l0l‘i 'IWEED
We select the best from these three celebrated mills an
we are sure we can give you satsiiactiori.
W. C. TURNER & CO.,
The Low Price Store, `
Sunnyside Queen Square, Ch ’towu.
aidws We do Custom Carding and Cloth Finishing.
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l Tho foiiowlaz oonr-so< are nm-rod:
` l. Four Yoai'1|"Courso for liosmo of H. Bo..
II. Three Yoar§'(`ouiso for lliplcmn.
a. Mining iungineerlvnz.
_ . (them -try and Minornlofry.
E. lA_l_ncr:\loH_ anil Ueizlnliy.
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Amlillod to Qucon‘a l'ni\'¢\_rr-ii y. . lllulngy and l uhlic Health.
_ For Cals§?ar of tho School and further information apply to the Liocrclarv, School
_of Mining, n¢nwn.0nu\rlu. .l.\§'ss,S||um
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