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AUGUST 18, 1916.- - - '
HARD
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 coAL
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We are discharging
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Hard 

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today and every day
this _‘week, this is
the -tlmeto-purchase
Coal,-the price is at
the bottom now.
Order your sup-
ply today. _ _
A.Pi0|iaiil&.G0.
Phone _ 240
Charlottetown ' ~
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With You
_ Your vacation, no matter
where or how you go, will be'
doubly pleasant lf you
KODAK
Then too, _the little pictures,
made so easily will show the
folks at home the splendid
times you had. -
KODAKS $7.00 to $00.
BROWNIE8 $1 and up.
Bring back your films to us for
developing and printing. Then
_ you’ll be assured of the hest-re-
suits.
'\ Geo. E. Hughes
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The People'| Druggiet
 
Painting and Decorating -
' We do ell branches of the
-Peintlnpend Decorating Busi-
_ ness. Beet of reference. Estim-
_|| _em nu-nurse. ummm emb-
lilhed over 40 years leo. 'rele-
phoue oonmeettone. _
?.;l.l:.'f,f.£‘.i2°'..&.S°“
_ Miss D. Rudge
171 Great George Bt.
Phone 814. ' _
Manufactureri of all kinds of line
'hair goods including Toupees and
Wigs. `
- Heir dressing, Manicurlng, _Sham-
pooing, singering.
1169-7~6Mmfw1mo. ' .-
_iw l Q
U 'VERY one who buys 25c worth at this store, _
no matter what the purchase is-gets 'a _.
_ - coupon which isa
of the fine Rogers Silverplated Ware shown in our <
_  Hlorehere now.
. can in wary and geeacquainred with this
,ireesilver service _plan-we pay half on every
silver article you secure.
~ McKinnon, Drug Company
 L _,W “Corner Great George and Kent Streets.  , 
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partial payment on any
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imma ,
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
o'Ks£Fs.-At Em-nscllire, Aug 12,.
to Mr, and Mrs. Sebastian 0’Keefe`, a `
daughter, _
UIGG.--Rev. D. J. MacPherson will
Dx-each at Uigg Sunday, Aug. 20th, at '
6.30 p.m. ‘
CEMENT.-1600 bags due here on
Cascapedia Tuesday, Aug. 22nd. Car-
vell Bros., city. _ 1526-8-18~m 3!
.» ».?_,;5.» . -
son o ummerside.
f’ Hsar-_avilli.k.a-..'rss.=. nw’ La-_'1:l.'
Mci{enz`ie will ,prech _in the Harte
ville church on Suhtlay next' the 20th 1
inst., at 3 o'clock. _
“8COT8MEN'8 WIVE8 AND
SCOT8MEN'S BAIRNS and a' that lie
in Scotsmen’s airms" are expected to
foregather at the Scottish meeting in
Charlottetown on Monday.
TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT.-
Services for Sunday, Aug. 20th, Rev.
George Morris will preach at Tryon
in the morning, Desable afternoon and
Victoria at night. Everybody wel-
come. Come to the services.
_..i..
EARLY HARVEST.-The first man
to commence harvest operations on
the island, so far as ls known, this
season is Mr. Clayton Forbes, of Lot
16. who /nt an excellent field of bar-
ley on Friday last.
SCHOOL RE-0PENED.- Vernon
School r‘e-opensd‘cn- Tuesday last
with a new staff of teachers, namely.
Miss Florence Vickerson, of Vernon
River and Miss Blanche Murphy, of
Vernon River Bridge.
CONGRATULATIONB- Mr. Geo.
Lightlzer received a cablegram yes-
terday from his son, James J., who
left Charlottetown with the Second
Siege Battery (now the 98th.), as Bat-
tery Sergeant Commander. He has
since been promoted to Lieutenant
and the rmessage states that- he is
proceeding from Horsham to rejoin
Major Prowse’s battery at the front.
PICNIC.-The parishioners of St.
Joseph's church. Morell. will hold
their picnic at Morell Station on Tues-
day, August 22nd. Everything to make
the day enjoyable, will be provided,
and an excellent time is promised te
all who attend. Should the day prove
unfavorable. picnic will _be held on the
ilrst ilne day following. By order of
Com. 1530-8-18m 3i.
IDEAL VACATION LAND. - The
Guardian has received a copy of the
Haverhill Sunday Record, of Aug. 6th,
which contains a most interesting and
highly complimentary tribute to P. E.
I., ‘the Ideal Vacation Land,’ from the
pen of a Record representative. Mr. W.
F. French. of Haverhill, Mass.. who
has just returned, from a vacation trip
here.. The -article will no' doubt do
'much to further tourist traillc to this
Province. and is a graceful tribute to
all _who made Mr. French's visit the‘
pleasant one it undoubtedly was,
.__ 'A
Hiekey’s twist is seasoned and sweetened just
` "enough. “Finest flavor ever” old-time tobacco users
~eay.° It’s different from other kinds. Richer. more sat
/
E -Ask for HICKEY’S-the big fig at the small price-
'. it’s the chew for you.
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HICKEY’Si Twist is Pure
Sappy, Mellow Tobacco
I isfying--a taste and tang like good old wine. p
fsmorrls at smnirs Anmtlen sale,
--[Mens Canvas Shoes, $2.50 for 1.8'l_
al 0 s1.zs ml-V ;1_:li. 1500-s-rim rn
Hard  
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-~ The #Schooner
A. Fli 'Conlon
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__ f - an
Qvillg' "due  1
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,_/_/41° Piano
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 " ‘Snaps’
Here are f_our different val-
ues-four lug bargains-7for
the home that has not'a'_'plauo'
or organ. '  ' .
These instruments are used.
somewhat, but - A
You would never. _know
_ _ they were used _
They are as good in every
- d th to _ie ter.
 th: day ethehtfeéitizgomi
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Duchess style. Km PM '-
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Please _.send .2 your.
-#order  l' ~
nueetwo ye,” Abe
30°.
'-~ equvvef-__
Haul: " mio, 'in"'
ii.°r.’r;i‘f`f`.f_f’_`f.*%‘_ :‘ -S21 ,
_ Chickering Square ;iN\0»
-the f Boston _ _
' plano:Qre‘;lu'°mlDlt... 
_enisen webm-
°'f'¢°='i¢°=llsn¢f¢fnh civil

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Miller Bros.
::wE HAVE THE VERY BEST IN
80AP8.-Whether you want a soap
that is highly perfumed or onefthat is
uuscented, here you can get the pro-
ducts of the best manufacturers in the
country.--Jergens Violet Glycerine
and Rose are two very popular makes
-25c box. Foster's Drugstore.
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"Please send the Guard
ten sure" is the interesting .
postscript to s soidier's letter *
sent by the family to this paper
today. Many hundreds of sol-
diers have written similarly. .
Better send The Guardian along .
to YOUR boy- _
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_Mlss 'Ada S. Bradbury
142 Prince Street. next to Kindergeren
Art Needlework and materials for
working. Stamped Linens and
Threads of all kinds. '
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lsél
Your e_ ocoletesehoulrl e_-pure, fr sh”
and yébleeome. 'lfhat if the kind gon
lem, epjyguvhuy here. ,_ __
 _ chocolate _trade is _urge so. that
.we ere s-ble to get in fresh supplies
almost daily. Here today. absolutely
fresh. you can get: - _
Nylo. Willal-d¢_Melr, -IYneeneen,~ Low.
2?. iléneng, Neilson, end 'Cadbury
W9. "5 _  __ _,_ _ _ ___
-raiaiism--.~»a..i.a wr Gifs yas.
no alice...-1   ‘ “
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The Central  _
MORRiC L SMITI-I‘8 ALTERATION
SALE will continue until carpenters
take charge, 1532-8-18-m 3i.
BROOKFIELD PREBBYTERIAN
cl-luncH_-_'l`h° Services nm sale
bath, Aug. 20th. will be as follcwsz-
Brookileld 11- a.m. ‘and 7 p.m. Eben.
nezer Schobl House 3 p.m. The Rev,
L. J. Leard will be preacher.
CLANCMEN will meet at the Cale-
donian Club Room at one o'clock on
W _ _ _ ,_ _ Vll.i_o|§l_qy and march to the iaghip
 -:':.nii';i
f S ____
__.run=tnA|. -ro_monno_vv1'rne‘
fillléfoll 'Of' the late Major M." Al'Allufli
vfql _t ke place Saturday,tl;e'19th l t
frbm  _late res'ldenoe,`.8i Fithrgyg
Street. sellvices commencing et 2 p.
m.. interment in People's‘ Cemetery.
SCOTSMEN AT THE FRONT are
doing their duty for the Empire.
Scotsman here will be doing there’s by
attending the parade in regalia_ on
Monday. 1538-MEZI.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.Mr.
and Mrs. Henry W. Douglas, Stellar-
ton, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Isobel Newton, to Mr.
J. Hale Strong, of the Bank of Nova
Scotia, New Glasgow, marriage to
take place quitely in October.-Mr.
Strong is a nmtive of Summerside.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.-The Wo-
men's Missionary Society of Grace
Church held a most enjoyable ice
cream social in their hall last even-
ing. There was a large attendance
and the affair throughout was very
pleasant and mnch'enjoyed by all pre-
sent. The financial results, it is un-
derstood. were satisfactory.
A FATAL ACCIDENT.-The death
occurred in the P. E. Island Hospital
at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning of Mr.
William H. Ford, Douglas street. His
death was due to severe injuries re-
ceived when his two companions and
himself were upset while they wer».
drivlnlg on Elm Avenue or Malpequc
Road a few nights ago. Near the
Spring Park there is a small bridge ol
drain stretching across the road, and
the horse. which suddenly bolted_
drove too close to the edge of this
with the result that the carriage 'went
over, throwing the occupants out as
the carriage upset. Mr. Ford was the
only one seriously injured, and wal;
conveyed as soon as possible to- the
Hospital, where it was found that hil-
spine was badly injured, and his -body
paralyzed from the chest down. De-
ceased wa.s 45 years of age, and is
survived by a widow and three child
ren,~for whom much sympathy is felt
in their sudden bereavement.
Ul1"1‘bWN MARKETS
Butter (creamem rn prints 82
Butter (Tub) lb. 23
Butter (fresh) lb. . 24 to 27
EKU. d0Z, _ ll 27 C0 Z8
Beef lb. (retail) - 10 to -.
Fowle lb. -_ 18 ta '
Chickens, lb ll eo li
égy (D,-¢”°¢'|)_ g n ug gn 51° We d0l'l,t  realize  h8fm  Wear and! 
in Nova Scotia for overseas service nc-ral will take place on Saturday
The deceased _was since boyhood a moming to St. Peter-'s Cathedral
member of the choir of St. Peters’ Ca- where the service will be held, Holy
thedrsl. He WHS faithful. \\0l10Bi_ Rnd- Communion at 7.45. burial service at
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EH! CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ,AGE 
. V Y V Y _‘ A _ ' 7 l _ Y Y _ V _V ' v ~_ W - V U
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ed by those who knewhim. The fu-lCemetery.
trustworthy and will be greatly miss- 9. interment will be at St. Peterfs.
“Pick out any of theee hands
$2000 eulte-woretede end tweed
.all klnde-psy the clerk #lim
etesd of $20.00. and the suit is y_
MODHEA MeLEOD. LIMITED.
1524-8-18m 2i. _
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Moore & McLeod, Limited
119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown _ _
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»'-_ _ _
_ sale will save all that and as much more. The goods in
_ are offering yoi1"a discount of 20 per cent
' 20.00 'Suits at 16.00
A , and similar discounts throughout the stock. ' -
Summer Clean up _
of Wash Goods '
and Muslins _
All, those pretty and seasonable wash
dress fabrics -printed voiles-mu`slins-mar-
quisetts and all the rest are deeply cut for
August Clearance. Ask about them to-day.
Halt Price Sale
prices.
to carry- over for another season. So-August clearance sale
and you can buy
-up-s I-anna In I
tf;    Men’s Suits 2 _
I _‘TSfmart' New Goods .at Factory Prices
_ There’s one thing certain-you will have to pay a lot more money for suits
this fall. Anywhere from 5 to 10 dollars more than you paid last spring. This
the sale are all bought at
the old prices. _~ ,_-They’re all-priced at the old low prices. And beyond all that we
12.00 Suits at 9.60 ' 15.00 suits at 12.00
-16.00 suits at 12.80 17.50 suits at 14.00
» 1
,Womens Suits 1250
Formerly $20' to $30 A
Perhaps the finest suit barglain we have
ever been able to_offer you. heseare all
» new. They are right up to the minute-
bought this season.
They run from $20.00 to 30.00 at regular
For August Ciearance..... ............ ._ 12.50
of Wall Papers  
The half price sale books include- about 200 different .patterns-all of the highest
class of goods. In many cases there are only 20 or 25 rolls left of each pattern. Not enough
takes hold of the assortment
- 30c Papers for 15c 35c Papers for 18c ‘
50c Papers for 35c ` 75c Papers for 38c
1.00 Papers for 50c' 1.25- Papers for 63c
1 Paint Your House?
' “Crown and Anchor” Paint is the
f best that ‘imoney can -buy 
Sire# i»\'°"°¢l we - - "M tear of the weather does to our house that is not pro-
Pork lb
When Are You Going 
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f -'elm
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l rumni. mn. ' solisii tected by good paint. Buildings that have not been painted or on_ which the Paint
g§§§°‘§f§;w§’,‘;‘-bu. 5° “_’ gg has worn off, are exposed one day to rain, and the next to the hot sun and so on,
oats. (white) ous. ez and think how it looks. p __ ` , '
§°°i°»t"“°- " " 551'- §““°§ Why DON’T YOU' 'PAINT NOW with “CROWN & ANCHOR” iPAlNT,A
#xi fs. ° “is :Luis made of pure Lead, pure Zinc, pure Linseed Oil and the necessary coloring
1-..-nop.. n.. _ ua Pigments and driers all mixed and ground by special machinery. - -
Come and see us, we want to talk Paint with you
  ` - "CROWN &_ ANCHOR" 'Paintina11sha.1¢s, 1-2`oalls. 1_4c;a\ls-. &»-1.68118.
ALBERT MILLS.
The many friends of Mr. Albert
Mills were shocked yesterday on
learning of his death which occurred
in the City Hospital. He had been
stricken on Tuesday_with an attack of
appendicitis and taken to the hospital
for an operation. The operation was
performed yesterday and he passed
away before recovering from the
anaesthetic. He was 38 years. of age
and leaves to mourn a sorrowing wi-
dow and two young daughters, besides
at lowest market prices. ' '
solutely pure and will
suit every require-
ments of your particu-
lar work. Lowest
'nor-:R BRAND BRUSHES of 'all B“ff¢ll’° Gswivs `
WHITE LEAD ’ .
_ _ kinds
A very high Grade
White Lead, being ab-
Eoglieh Lead
No better White
Lead made than “Bur-
rell'=l" Genu
Painters will find our 1,,-,,,{;_ It 
~ etockof Brushes very com- '€§‘;g;‘~“}§§e £32;
plete in both quality and the m°'k°f*°‘daY- Lf*
his fstheo M1’ '"\°'““ Mlm- NW Prices, Wholesale &i ‘ 1- 1 - usquote you on your.
Glasgow, and two brothers, John of Retan _ rice.  REX( Pdlflflllg 10|)
this city and Lemuel. recently enlisted I I P ' _ ' I
. - - -&  ' ' "" ' _ _ _ _ ._
‘mmm l Store Closes At One_O’cloc'k on Satur¢ia3’s,During August I __\
vital forces, and while
the system is thus weak
ened, disease
apt to gain 8
cause trouble.
ture a little aid
Beef lroii
f'  Wine
y'o'u’llbe abie’i:o
the effects of warm
can rely on our
Beef Iron and Wine.
It isa food, e tonic
and ablood builder.
9°|It|,|c°nftains otfheirorhoag
ll C Onn 1
reliable extrlwt Of b¢0f
and pure wm¢~
l
.lohneon & Johnson
'ng Quality Drulltore
Heat W°ak°“S. °“¢S’ _ - wsotassta AND RETAIL
A Wealth “ee” We 0 clsllerbwcrelb G’““°“
°f Health § Street  Street
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H ' SPECIALS ,  
Men' P lm. can Meal .1 r oxefas. original Price ` .
up -to-$5.00 'n.nda$5.50. _Aiteratiouagale 1§Fice.'..._    p
..._-Q   $2.89
MITH-BEER 
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