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' . `S .Xl .’§g°|-¢,,d,,,,v,|u ' 5' H” 'P9151 Spoons and City yesterday. Rev. n. m'ei.ean win prf- ea in the
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.- _ ` Brooches nm ‘mm soc up. Pm! sh" Cum has rammed “om geplple s Church tomorrow at n.veut
s visit to Alberta
  _ _ ’W- W- WELLNER, Jeweler. ......... W...-L.:   ..f:°,.:::':rr=°;.;~1=:..-;:‘;.:;:., 
 _,.1 5;* d°°'_'f‘ 51'* °t flcvtmi _ _ ir the City vesticrdair- ' the man train Lt ten p. rn.
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‘3“'*°"““A'°‘* *mv yw'd11kei:iiue
m°`pi‘“y°' '° “nd 'WW and some to
*"9 |91’ yourself too.
` Brin me and 1
” “lllivvfiiwunfwzgiiitigi
 C0.0K_ Studio
 liuoiiiss'
Strawberry Compound'
 -ron-
Dl5l.’fl!0.¢l. Dysentery, Cmmps and
.ell forms of -
safe. muablgtgianer complaint. A
` A- 'Effective Remedy
' suitable for young and old
V ' 1 Price 25e
:Gm Ea 
A Agtherariel' Hall A
1,50 1,50 |,5o
` Ladies’ patent
_ leather shoes
 1. 50 a pair. L50
'LSU _ Your chance to buy 1_5()
a neat tra ' shoe
|55” at a lolwpiirice. L50
Blucher cut, fast
` color eyelets, chea
.|50 _ at 2 25 P |50
L50 1.50.
A. fi-:.1 Mei-:Aci1sN
' _ The Shoe Man.
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_Ctlarlotfetown Steam Nav
gallon Company, Limited,
-" Twice-a-week Excursion,
CHARLOTTETOWN to
_ 'PICTOU and Return
_ ` . frienids in North River the guests of
commencing Wednesdav the 7th. J i‘ '
 every Saturday and Wednesday thzrir tl" cousin Miss Emmm Tremem'
lftcndunng _i'uly and August. Thetarefor _  Mrs Angus Ma'_"‘cKenzie and son
the round trip, including lea. will be $1.50.
_ `_ ' ` G. W. WAKEFORD.
A 7-odtl .\ug. 3|. Manager
 
1:0111
Arriving Daily
_cergos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of Mine.
Albion Nut, Intercolonial
Nut and Vale Nut.
_- ALSO-
,Blncicsmith Coal.
lllnns & to.
` iodrtts ryr
rrnnrhs
ANDliRSON’S BRIDGE.
 Belfast, Queen’s Co. __
 Depnmneni of Pnbiie work.-,
_ ="Charlottetown, Aug._ioth, 1909-
' SEALED TBNDERS will be re-
ceived st this office until noon on
THURSDAY. August l9fh,|909
from any person or persons willing
to contract for the rebuilding and
reppirin of ANDERSONS
B DG§, Belfast, Qneerrs County.
aeeordlng to the plans and speci-
fication to .be seen at the residence
of A. G. Smith, Road Inspector,
Eldon, and at this office. _
The names of two responsible
persona. willing to become bound.
or the faithful perf-,irmance of the
contract must accompany “Ch
tender. _
The Department does not bind
itself to ncceptthe lowest or tml’
totltlef.
Tenders to be addressed f° lb*
ottawa! and marked, “TEN-
‘I‘)l;lt. R AN DERSON’S
BRIDGE".
I.. B. MeMlLLAN.
9¢¢'y Public Works.
8-~r3famwd&r4i.
» Special
Sale of
ClllLllllEN’S
Bare loot
Sandals
To clear balance of
our stock we offer this
week children’s bare
foot Sandals
Sizes 4 to in at 85c
Sires ri to 2 at 1.00
Alley Q Co
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13-larI§Ul'UI\_,.fushQ\
lIH.H.ll.JllHlSllll
Kent Strei I.
Practice limited tu diseases
gt Eye, Bar, Nose Throat
and Bkin.
Eyes tested and n. ted or
glellel.
0I'l'iOll BOUAH
Ito I e. an. L51-Llln in
llvenings by sonoantinent
d r. w w
A
-W It is observed that the new tank re' tery.
uTl,f§,'lTi'
gmsevgrglqigrgkviiill-gil: themselves.
Nfiiliarlotwmwn P lil. I Do not: send communications to in-
-*\drtf- ` ' ° aiviausi rnernim-n at stnii. Everything
reused “Th `
One is a fine Muscovado
Sugar which we now offer at
the low rate of 1Ns'rIoN.° PERSONAL 1Ns'rnUo'r- . I
5 |'2 °°“l* P" |’°““d w1'r'H sPr1.ioA'r1oN A srupnuui FIHC
or
30 pounds for SL00
The other is a Demerara
Crystal Sugar which we offer
at
4 cents per pound
or'
Q6 pounds for $x.oo
Beer Q Goff
C I-'or Photos*
in your light
DRESS
call at our Studio
BAYER Photographer
Telephone 1%# ]
Dr. Geo. E. Moore
Dentist
Crapaud, P. B. I.
Hi.h grade dentistry onli.
, _._
. A lsidy clerhi is wanted ln a village
l -1. '
Misa Annie McLean,
lcime to the City yesterday.
t
V D. S. lcQuarrie, nndertaker, C -
paud was in the City yesterday. ra
grocery store. See classified ccllunm.
Dr Alexander is visiting his pm-snr.;
Geo andiltirs Alexander, Stanhope.
Miss Walker, Ottawa, is visit/ing at
Holloton the guest of Dr and Mrs
Dewar.
The Guardian regrets to ilearn of
the very serious illness of ‘Mrs Ewen
Stewart, Suffolk, '
The steamer Harland goes ,up the
West River this aftemoon at 3.80. Re
turn fare 20 cents. _
Wmi D. V. Earl and two children,
Brockville, Ont, are the guests of
Prof. B. N. and Mrs. Earl, City.
George Stewart of Tavinr & Co,
Opticians, Montreal, is visiting his
father D. B. S‘t.ewart. Brlgutnri.
Mrs F. N. Bnrdwell bud daughter
Helen are spending the week in tim
city, the guest of Mrs Jane Allen.
Major and Mis John Rogers, left yes'
terday aftemoon to spend a few weeks
isn Sonris. Mr Rogers represents Abbey'B
a s.
Ernest Ma.cQuurrie,_ Siimmerside, is
spending a few days in the city on his
way to Brudenell where he will visit
for 9. while.
Miss Mary J. Stewart has arrived
from Montreal on a. visit to her parents
Thomas and Mrs Stewart, Argyle
Shore.
Rev. H. R. Bell will preach at
Bradailbane at 11 o’clock a. mi.i~ lhed.
erictom: art 3. p. rn., New Glasgowi at
7 p. m.
hi
The Guardian is pleased to learn
that Herbert Dawson formerly of
York has secured an important posi-
tion in Toronto.
Miss Alecia Tremere, I-Iampsliire,
has returned home from visiting
Bruce, of this City has left for Al-
berta, where she will visit. her son
and daughter and other relatives.
The Guardian is informed that yes-
terday the Game Inspector caused twoi
summonses to be issued for parties
shooting black ducks during- the
close season. Ann...
Norman Mcheod of Clyde Station
and his daughter Mrs McLeod of
Quincey, Mass, passed through the
City yesterday on their way' to visit
friends and relatives in Montague.
cent] constructed for the P E I.R.ail-
way id leaking badly. The tank has
only been in use for a. short period and
it is hardly time for any defects to show
COLLEGE RE OPENS ON THE 17TH
INSTANT N0 ENTRANCE EXAM-
ION BY COMPETENT TEACHERS
censor ran. Ar 'mn o. B. o.
ofminns Havre Aomsvnn 'rimm-
mnnons suoonss; so can You.
wiurm ron ranriopnsns. x.. n.
mama. rmnon>AL. s-raru.
:Christle’s Dog biscuit. L. A.
Hansard. l'-'5d1W-
:Toilet requidtes -We carry a. full
stock of toilet articles of the best
qusillty-Toilet Powders, Face and
Hand Lotions, Foot Elm, Tooth
Brushes, Pastas and Powders, Ba‘_c'n-
ets, Colognes, etc. etc. Stock from
and prices right-A. W. Reddin Pham
B-Sunnyside.
:Row Boats to hire. John FJ
Worth, Plant Line Wharf. I
, .
T - A 7-17d1mpG. ;
Charlottetown Steam-
Navigation Co., Ltd
Charlottetown Pictou_
Service
_ Change “Time
should be add e Charlotte- _--
town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. :Anyone wishing a portrait paint.-
' h r ed should write to A Alex McLeod
 "Ad-vertirsing," “Bubscrlption'," “Ed- ollering high £3189! Dliillliillga to Is-
ltiorial," or "News" according tothe lsmdere at just one he/lf the regular
contents. rates, or one hundred dollar life size
--- ortrsi in il for dfi. dollar d
I i
  _ eomie Charlie Stewart back from dvo dollars, and same size in free
Montreal yestexpgay, pxfber an absence hr;nd dcreyoa; their ten dloléaia. Those
of over two a a ‘ali years. Mi- w o o no now W a ‘ey want
. - Stewart, who w -s formerly engaged will learn of something of interest by
We have in stock two lines ,n the Bayer 'l?,,,,§,,,,ls,,e,:1,,,.v,:Fl£§, nys writing aim nt ones. '11-isiirtt'
' w uccessu y emp oy - e --
of West India Raw Sugar 1?m¢:“|L0¢0n,0¢1v¢ work, Ltd; and :Wnnted, a janitor for League of
which we bought cheap and win enioy A two mein iiniidny with Cross Hall. Address applications to
_ ,X wh his parents Gem-ge ami M,-9 Stewart, League of the Cross Hall, 97 Dor-
we will .t-. t cap. Cm, earner st., oi-ienii lilrfitweeii 11nnaAs
- p. m. any even ng t. swee . . .
:OHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS Butler, Bec’y. 9-12d8i.
I ' andoaiteleft hand eo ner mt .
the bottom of the envelope should be El¢l°l1» Btlfalt if GMU H0 ll 110W
p te o 7 s, tty
Many friends were pleased to wel- dollar pastels, same size for txwimty-
_'-
Last night the I. o. 0. F. 'eeiqfnltea
who have been attending the Grand
Lodge Session in St. John retxumed
home.
W. F. H. Cnrvell, M. C. Macllionaldi
and wife, J. A. MacPhee and wlfe,‘
of this City are guests of the H‘ali.'
yesterday was severity-five and ai half
above zero. At nine p. m. the mer-
cury stood at sixty above. 
_ ' l
The Northumiberl-and took to Pictoii
yesterday morning two hundred and
thirty four boxes cheese six
hundred packages lobsters and a car
of way freight. i
Rev. F. G. O'Nei'll, Baltimore, Md.,i
arrived in the Cltiy last night by the
express. Father 0'Neill use many
acquaintances andfriends ln the pro-
vince who willi learn with pleasure of
his arrival here. D
The many friends of R. Bruce M'c
Millan, Brackley Point Road, will
be pleased to learn that he is im-
proving rapidly from the slight at-
tack of harnorrage he had a few;
weeks ago' and is now able to move
around a little.
Misses Mamie Brennan and Lizzie
Tipping returned by the S. S. Hall-'
fax which sailed at noon yesoerdnyl
en route to their home n Prov dence
Rhode Island. after spending 3 ,very
pleasant vacat on here. It was the
inet time that taoerinoirr and tire]
pleasure of paying a visit to the
Island, and' they heartly join ivithl
the 'many other Amerlcani tourists in
saying tha‘t there is no pl-ace like
the "Garden of the Gu1f" to spen-i al
few weeks holidays. Miss Brennn1i|
is ia sister of Joseph Brennan now
attending Saint: Dunstan's College
here.
Two young men on- Prince Street
who were driving yesterdiay after-I
noon, met with a. mishap in the
form of a. runaway. The horsef
which they were driving, becaime iri-
ghtened at the appearance of William
Larner’s wheeling chair, and started
suddenly throwing both occupants to
the street. He theri_ ran down the
street colli-ding with a teami near tho
Lenox Hotel c1itti~ng~ an artery in his,
foot losing a_lot of blood. The un-_
imnl which belonged to Dr. Lack‘ie,-
was caught and the injury attenderil
to. The young men, beyond being
shaken up, were uninijured. I
BORN. i
HORN-ln this City, on Friday Aug-‘
ust 13th, to Hooper H. and Mrs.-
H‘orr:e, A daughter, Congratula-
ticns. l
cALi.ns;oK~At Tryon, on Aug 111111,!
to Howard und Mrs Callbcck, a.
dn|i1:hti§r"."`lVfar;:aret Millicent. "
DIED. I
BULMAN-At New Glasgow, P. E. I., 
Aug. 13th, 1909, Mrs. Ruelicin Bul-
man aged sixty seven years.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at two
thirty p. rn.'t6 New Glasgow Ceme-
M'URiRiAY- At New London, P. E. I.,
on Wednesday the 11th inet. 'Mar-
garet F. wife of the Rev. John Mur-
ray in the 63rd year of her age..
She left a. husband and son and
daughter to mourn the loss of an
affectionate and dutiful wife and
mother.
Leather
Purse
and
Hand Bags
We have a ni-re line of
leather goods in purses,
ini
A SCENE AT KEPPOCK. V V Y
€` _*F
fax Hotel, Halifax. I " 11 _ ==1 T"
The highest temperature recordei-1| .
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Chilly in the Evenings!
The new Jersey Coat is iust the thing
Delightfully comfortable gar-
ments, excellently cut and well finish-
ed, for just such coolness that strikes
one at sun down or after astrenuoiis
bit oi outdoor play.
Six different styles.
In Black White Navy
Smoke Cardinal Grey
Green, Brown, Cream,
The Prices are $l.']5 $215 $3.50
$4.50 v
Trunk Dept.
The most select stock in the City
We would like ro pnseiit for your notice the
fol‘o iiiiu lines of trunk: Tliey are all--- little better
made than those elsewhere and the price, well- we
know that you can save teii per cent. buying our
trunks. -
Zine Packers Flat Top
28 in $2.25
32 iii $2.85
36 in $3 5o
Zinc Covered Round Top
' 30 in $3.50
321111 $175
$4 "1 $1- ’5
llere’s a “Traveller”
The following two lines of trunks from the factor'
ies of the largest trunk manufacturer in Canada, have
been coiiiftned to us for the reason that we sell more
trunks than any other firm in the City.
Stout pinewood mink covered with green water-
proof duck, edges sheet iron bound, stout hardwood
slats with protected ends, brass lock, and one tray.
. 32 in long $3.50
34 in long $4 oo
36 in long $4.40
Best basswood trunk, Green waterproof canvas
covered, three-eight in ash slats, twu very heavy
leather straps, brass locks etc and one tray fitted with
hat compartment. This trunk is finished with the
celebrated “ball brasses" on each corner and also the
ends of the slats.
34 in $5.75
36 in $6.75
STANLEY, Bros.
lhue Spirit and Cider Vinegar
for Pickliiig.
Strength Purity, Flavor---Undoubted
keeping qualities.
 11AszA1t11.
rnwfd&r1 m.
hand bags, collar and cuff
holders, which lwe offer
at very special prices.
You really can't afford
to overlook these goods.
_if in need of a nice purse
or bag.
G F. Hutcheson
“Northumberland” will leeve ithe Dornplrifil
wharf daily. exospi.’Siindey. et. B-W o‘eloelr s. m
iisturnlu will leave Piotmi about t-tl) D. In
0. W. WAKIFORD.
Oheggmhdxq nh itll llllllu'
Jewellsr A 0ptlelsn_
1
1 - 1
Cream
fresh and good, received every day from Roper’s
celebrated Dairy Farm.
We are the only people handling this brand.
Call and have some.
Jl2§sl§tlNS Q. SON Sunnyside
TWO ._
piano snaps. We want the
room you want the piano
and we can unhcsitatiugly
say both pianos are excellent
bargains-especially the
Pease Piano '
An excellent C. D. Pease
andCo Piauomade in New
York- its one of the best
second hand instruments
ever on our floor. lt is
massive, rich, both in tone
and color. We are doubtful
if an expert could tell it by
touch from a new one. We
cheerfully invite inspection.
If you know piano points
examine it -take your
teacher- fake a professor
and We’ll lend every assist-
ance to substantiate our
statements. The more part- ri
icular you are the more
pleased we will be. It will
prove the excellence of this
piano--it will stand the
most critical inspection. if
you’re shrewd come quick-
you`ll be surprised at the
saving. Then tliere’s
A Chickering Piano
1 While its not as good as
tlie above one, its excellent
value.`I`he name Chickeriiig 1
is sufficient guarantee on a
piano- Neither pianos will
stay long in our ware rooms-
they can’t and won't- the
price won’t permit ihem.
Then our easy payment plan
offers every protection. lt' you
---$ 1
e-na.
f'7.'.f'f`ff...'T1ff"f.f.”.§h
can't call write. Do it now.
Ximian silos/
123 Kent St. Ch’Town
dttsrttstf.
TENDERS
vincial Infirmary. King’s,
Queen'a and Prince
County Prisons.
Department of Public Works.
SE.-\Ll1`D TI-tNDl"§RS viill bc ie-
ceived at this office until noon on
Wednesday, September |5fli,
|909
fro1ii"aiiy`person or persons willing
to contract to supply the Hospital
for the Insane and Provincial in-
firmary, Falconwood, for the Fis-
cal year ending September 30th,
igio, with supplies as per list to be
seen at this office.
Also to supply Queen’s, King’s
and Prince County Prisons for the
same period and under the same
conditions with the following artic-
les;-hard and soft bread, molasses,
oatmeal, kerosene oil and fresh
beef.
All articles are required to be
of ilic best quality.
Tenders uiust express the price
per barrel, pound and gallon, and
io be accompanied by the names of
two responsible persons willing to
become bound for the faithful per-
formance of the contract.
The Trustees and the l`eparl-
ment do not necessarily bind them-
selves to accept the lowest or any
tender.
The tenders must express on
the cover, “_[AIL SUPPLY TEN-
DER” and “HOSPLTAL FOR
PHE INSANE AND PROVINC-
IAL INWTRMARY SUPPLY
TENDER".
L. B. McMILLAN,
Sec'y Public Works.
3-‘I3-l4»l7.2°-24i27»3l13f7='0 l3»
14 d & r.
1
AUGTIUN Slllli
i am instructed by Mrs. W. J. Logan
to sell by auction, on her farm at Mount
Stewart, on Monday, August 16 at is
o'cloclr sharp, all her stock, crop, farm-
ing implements, and household fumi-
ture, ronsieting of. Stock-Two horsef.
five cows. nine pigs, Bo hens.
Implements-two driving weggons,
two driving sleighs, road cart, truck
wagon, two carts, two potato scufflevs,
two plonghs, set spike har-rows, wheel
rake, wheel barrow, cultivator, spring
tooth barrow, wood sleigh, hay mac lee.
daisy churn, set carpenter's tools. set
slsoemaher'a tools, grind stone. three
sets hamess, forks shovels, hoes.
Crop--ie acres oats, two acres potatoes,
seven tons hay.
Hmiaeholdifurnitnie-rooni stoves. oooktng
stoves, parlor units, three bedroom suites
or-gen [ailment nea| eewii-g machine. shun
and ta les glass and orookery wars. and
other Arttolsatoo nnmemnato mention.
1' tl) ci nd h. ' lm
moiillils drleditfgn :ppr:i\'°e:i.i`ol’rit.i.iiisea` M`“n
f'.l .Mel E0! _
5 -\5‘\f'°‘1|P‘l Auctioneer
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Hospital for the lnsane, Pro-
Charlottctown,Aug.i ith, |909.