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5l§PT_ MBER 4, 1937 _
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.  -  .  of-;.»_;'s_<._v=`r;3,s;_,”r,
'ms cnam.o'1"1‘m‘own co/lnolan sans sms
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Non -#alcoholic ::.“:.‘:.°.°.:°'r.."::::.:*..1:.f".°;‘;“'.:.i
Sarsaparilla
ilyou okyoun neon ,
seems. ir yell nrlslr yds vlmls
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rs F; I--V -1| rl' --4 TheUBS Sandoval, a revenue cutter
Our Aim is to llave a Good Assornncni of '~'=»°-- ' -
 Enameled Souvenir Jewelry
The City court meets at tan o'olosk this
morning.
'L__-_' - J. F. L. Hobklrk of Halifax is visiting
um*  “f-” -' in this City.
'~, _ 1”' Aloolr through our stock will reveal something
5 ‘- ~- Brun
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o Martin of this city has returned
'” ' ` to please von. I from Srdley- .
 Spo;-ns, broochrs, belt pins, etc 6,; 3223?' s“mm°“ld° "“ in th'
Dr. Bell Dawson, Ottawa, arrived in
~vV_ K, WV'E,I_|I,N'E'l=> Ieweler and Opticlsn the Cltylast night.
Mrs. John Cameron of this City left
 y6dlf¢\‘dhy 101° Gilcl Bly.
l'lave You Seen Them
_ The Very Latest
Pefxlltinted back ground
PII O T O S
Elegant, effective, artistic.
GEO. li. COOK.
'lhe Bt/udio Whore Buhv is Always W0l00l“°
'||°y HUgl1r?S’ -Di-
gestive Tonic
I gives snap. vim nod energy to
Mrs. N. Armour was a passenger by the
mall train last evening.
Miss Lottie MeEachern of Mermaid,
left yesterday for Boston .
Mrs. Herbert Osborne of Somerville,
Mass is visiting in this City.
J H Ccsseylrepresentlng SR Coesey 8:
0.1.. Halifax, ls in the city.
Misses Badle and Irene McPhee of Cole-
man have returned from Moncton. `
Fulton Adam, who has been visiting In
the city has returned to Stallarton.
Heath Strung of Summernlde who has
been visiting in this city has returned
home. ,
Miss McDonald of Stanley Br0s. req
turned lest evening from atrlptodm-
the system. As au appetizer it con- herri-
rlot ba beaten.  0 ES The Provincial Rllle Association wants
prim 25C Pg; boftlg keepers and markerefor annual prize meat.
llltl. Sec ad.
Ge 0 E  S ' mas Lena ceyle er ran elty left yester-
I _ °  day for New York and Miss Minnie A
APOTHECARIBS' HALL . Callaghan hr Fall River, Mass.
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Siartright
_ Shoe i
for the little one is the shoe you have
been looking for and could not get' It'a
the dnest shoe in America lor children.
lt'sthc baby shoe. size 2 ro 6. in Nm °f
black. Blncher cut, buttcned or laced.
No nails or tacks to hurt baby’s feet.
Price goo and $r,oo a pair- Try I
pair.
A. E.nnlS5EnncnEN.
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McLeod fb. Be nllei'
' Barristere and Attorneys-at-law.
Boiloitora for the Bank of Nova 300041
Money to loan.
Ovrrwas -Bank or Nova Bonus Cha nibers
,,,,.,\y,-_ Charlobtetow
 
li.li.iilaolionaid,l.l.il.
Barrister, Solicitor etc
talliil Building - Sasilaiooll. Sas
Investments made for Eastern ciien
8~3dnm
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Preserving SugarS l
Do not risk cheap e\1gafS 011 ‘
your preserves. We keel’ ll
but do not recommend it. `
We have in stock RED
Paras Exraa G1v.aNU1.a-
'run susan put av e\ *iw
,enum-y in an and rco lb bags.
,,1,l¢\, wg are selling at 5° ll"
lt. ‘rate se nn.. set 'h= br"
ann P/urns EXTRA
GRANULATED. branded on
every pa¢l¢'\il¢-
'*lcKenna’s
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THIS  
WEEK !
ilne of men‘s line
kid boots
Regular Price
$2.75
Whize they lr!!
_ only $l.ss
See window.
MERIT _
Our fall stock of Iu-
victnsshoes is on they
shelves and waitin gfor
you sir -we know them
to be one of the
very best shoes made
in America. [our ex- _
perience has pmven it]
and we are anxious for
ycu to try a heavy
solid pair for this wet,
cold weather.
Prices $4-50 and -
$5 - o a pair.
Alley®. Co.,
Chariot tetown Agents.
` Kerr: street,
Practice limited to Distlkl
ofdlgg, Ear, Nose, Throat
n.
“Eyes tested and| fittodjfor
l sscs. .
E ° oFl»‘Iclc nouns Lg,
llwlla.m. l-0'l1'5-wPm- , `
Ev,,,l,,gn by appointment. Q 5' ,
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thcap Preserving A_Sllg~_i1r,
W bo htaiot of West India flaw'
5,,g:,-(Qian-lvado) suitaoie for pre--
nrvgug pm-poses, which we are now
offering st the low rate of
5 I-2 sent; ref pound
5 1 de.
'”vJ2'i.‘J.’5.‘$°i`Z.2.lir§ .»i"’3'=i§ nee-
hrlght crystal sui!“'W1‘l° We °“°' “
the rate of
26 pounds for $l.00
CRue,,,.|y ,,,l secure your supplies
for pfesrrvlllg- ,
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PHOTOS
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BAYER.
Miss Katie Ramsay of Lowell, Mass., is
vlsltingher foster mother Mrs. Allen
McLean and other friends, at Clyde
River.
Lenand Mrs. Seaman left yesterday
morning for Woltvllle, N. S., where Mr.
Seaman will engage in teaching and
continue his studies.
The marriage takes place today at the
MethodlstPnrsonage, North River otlldlss
Adelaide Beatrice lsxwoethy to Ambrose
Balret, both of Bonweil.
Anumbsr of the friends of Wallace
Higgins, recently of the ,Bank ol
Commerce, Scuris, entertained him on
Monday evening, previous to his transfer
to the west.
Miss Jennie Lyons ot this [city has
returned home, after spendlnga months
vacation visiting relatives and friends in
lillden and Truro, Nova Scotia, and is
now visiting with Dingvvsll and Hrs.
Jenkins, Vernon River Bridge.
The promises of Isaac Brown of Cherry
Valley were searched again on Friday,
the tnlrtleth of August for intoxicating
-ipuor hut the otlioer failed to llnd any,
Daniel McKinnon of Hunter River was
convicted of a tlrat offence against the
Prohibition Act, and was lined 8100 or
three months ln jail.
'1.`l\ere was a large enrolment ol new
students at tne Charlottetown Business
st-nts a scene of business activity.
Several of the students have already
completed the junior theory examina-
tlonaln bookkeeping, and are entering
upon business practice.
\Vm.F Fraser of Linwood, and his
vidual. daughter. Mrs B H Smith, of
Taunton, Mass., are visiting friends at
Alexandra and Vernon River Bridge. It
is over twenty years since Mrs. Smith left
this Province and eight years since her
lest visit. She expects eoretnrn home
nllout Sept. l0th, and will be accompanied
ily two of her nleesa lllss Blanch and
Eriythe R Murray of Fredericton, P. E. I.
to this ofllco yesterday a formidable look-
ing creature of the caterpillar tribe which
he discovered ln company with others on
his apple trees. Mr Edwards also men-
tions that what appear to be of the
variety of “tent” caterpillars are becom-
ing numerous about the roads and fields.
He thinks that the Department of Agricul-
tlre might properly give attention to
these creaturespvith a view to identifying
them, and preventing their ravages. Hs
and others fear the advent of the brown-
tail moth, which has proved so alarming
in its destructive work in New England
and which has recently been reported in
Nova Scotia.
As previously [announced the .wedding
takes place in the First Methodist Church
can-mony the happy couple leave one
wedding tour, before taking up their reel-.
d noe in Pttrolls.
15 ,la Water isa healthful drink, and
when served with pure fruit tlsvors ond
 & Cos rich cream or ice cream it is very nourish-
are the heal present you
Sunnyside 0 inn -Vielzive every attention to our
can live your FRIENDS.
customers-A. W. Reddln, Phm B.
’l'°|°Ph°“° lm ,_-M-ii
`_..,,.........w|llrE's vEL'/nfl-:EN losses
l scendy cot in small plecesbut a high grade confection
" :le ;°:dw;:;°:P1:r?laTs;olasses They are not the CI-IEAPEST but, are the
ev '
__ BEST Qu the market. Ask for White’s.
\
College yesterday, and the Collalra pro-`
J R Edwards, North Wiltshire, brought
The mall trsln arrived at l0.00 last
nlghr. '
The Northumberland arrived last eveu~
ing at 8.45.
, A. C. Brown, manager ol thel C S for
the Maritime Provinces Is in the City.
Arrangements are being made to, 'll
possible, complete the yacht race in this
harbor tnls afternoon.
Mrs. James Steele snddsughter, lla'
May, left yesterday morning on a trip tg
Boston and New York.
The 'S S Dageld and the S S Manchester
Engineer same into port yesterday. The
latter ie a very large vessel.
Robert Tomllna, of New York accom-
panied by his slstsr arrived on a visit to
his home in this city Monday.
Henry Jenkins and Arthur Gaudetlwho
have been attending the sports in St.
John, returned home lest night. .
Miss Elsie Bradbury, Boston, returned
yesterday from a pleasant visit to Pownall
where she was the guest of Mrs.
Campbell.
Telephone subscribers will please add to
directory 340, Daniel Murray, Meet
Market, Queen St, and 191 J A S Buyer,
Photographer, Studio.
Mrs Isaac Burden and daughter
returned yesterday to Iialifsx from
spending a month with her mother Mrs
F II Campbell, Pownall.
Clhe Tennis Tournament to have been
played last Saturday had to be postponed
for e week on account ofthe rain in the
morning, spoiling the courts.
Miss Nelly Williams, of West Devon
and Ivan McLean of Tyne Valley are
visiting at Nsw Haven and Kingston, the
guests of Golding and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs Emily McQuarrie and her sun Dona
aid, who have been visiting at the home
of Donald McEachern, Mermaid since the
first of July, left yesterday morning on
return to Boston.
Miss Katie Cass, of Fall River, Mass.,
is spending a very pleasant time with her
mother and brother, Thomas P Cass and
family of North ltiver. She expects to
return to Fall River, in the near future.
J. Harry Simpson. Truro, N. S., was a
passenger by the Northumberland last
uightlo vlsla friends in lhie city before
golngtoCrapaud where he will be the
guest of Rev. J.W. Godfrey for a short
time.
The S S Cocouna sails from Montreal
this morning she will be due at Charlotte-
town, Saturday morning Sept 7th and
suilsfor Sr. Jchn's, Newfoundland vis
Sydney and North Sydndy Sea adv
tomorrow.
George Irving and his sister Miss Elisa-
beth Ilvlng leave by the express .his
morning, the former to attend a meeting
ofthe Y M C A Secretsr es nt Sliver Bay,
N Y and the latter to resume her duties
as teacher of modern languages at the
Edmonton Collelre.
The winner of the Guardian trophy
this yesr is P. Duffy of the Vietorie
Athletic Club, ho having made the most
paints at the athletic sports held Monday.
In Is necessary for the person winning the
trophy to secure the largest aggregate of
points for three years and not lo be won
ehrcr times as stated yesterday.
According to annocnocment the Rev.
Mr. Westmoreland occupied the pulpit ol
the Pownal Methodist Church on Sunday
the first lnst, and preached an interesting
and instructive sermon. Mr. Westmore-
land has a pleasant delivery, and is a
msn of great promise. lie was listened to
by a large congregation with melted
attention. _
Worth‘s Blind played splendldly ln
Queen SquareGnrdens ldst night. This
was the last concert for the season but on
Wednesday evening nexr. the Band will
give a concert free. On that evening
during an intermission the program The
Gultrdlsn’s Trophies and the ulevlals for
the recent bicycle road race will he pre-
sented also the trophy for the heat athletic
record by points this season.
T On Wednesdays and Saturdays during
the months of July and August the fare
to Picton and return same day will be
l.50 including tea. 7-l0d|.l Au|r8l.
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rnec
nf lasseels smarter nfronsirlar.
abl:import.ance.'l'he benelclal effect
of one'a glasses may be largely
nullllled by ill-fl ting mounts
Wo DIY particular attontlon to
the correct fitting of mounts, so
that the hlll oiaenotlt of the lenses
wlllbcohtein .
We supply the lenses of auch
shape an elle as will be most
becoming ln each individual case
’!‘nls ls possible because we grind
our own lenses and make them any
desired .helm-
Onr methods o' sramlnation give
be treeuta. Try us.
G.l".l|uicheson.
JEWELIR ANI) OPTICIAN
QUEENS COUNTY GUARDIAN ~°@-*M° =rf==°A1w=~- Bu-1 -“°=~° EVCl'YilllllH  .
llndioolrrr In New view.. slots-cnrrlelrrswn I ey Bros' p 0|] HIC
Program
CLOSE PRICES Tim*
FOR I
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at thc
Wonderland
DRESS coops . Sill”
ls cnllrcly
And a display ofthe beat the Mills have produced. 
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Seeing is the only satisfactory proof as to the
completeness of the wide choice, and comparisiou of W A N T E D
values snr' prices prove we serve you best.
Laborers for the railway wharf
Good solid wool serges in black 28.2, 3 5e,_ 42c, at 30.15,, Wages ;r.4c and $r.5¢
65c, Soc, and 95c, per yard.
per day.
Navy lJlI1¢ S€I'g¢5 450, i0 $1.50 P” Yard- railway shops. Charlottetown, or
. . . . i . - 6d f
Fine Amazons and Venetmns. W F B°gg'S' Sm” S 8 l i
Navy, black, brown, gray, plum, greens, etc.,
ri
6oc to $1.20 per yard. p  la  
»1`he new dress tweeds, and broad cloths-witlr    ' V I
shown here-perfection in weave, dye, and colorings
Shadow checks and plaids ec, etc,.
Your most critical inspection invited. ’
out doubt the prettiest and n'cest nssortmennt ever '__ ‘ E3, -_,
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REV. ROBERT' LA{NG, President.
LILIANM HENDR hi, Vrlnolgal to of
' Hau§\'l`DlcaN, Len-rlz oriaerv- lv
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0 S Akceldecnbillund l)ny School for girls and
I Q young women, Special url-sul0lIl°l\U fl”
younger girls ln residence
(Jornplote _ Jlcadelnlc llgipartrnent. Music
Ari.. Elouu lol-, Phranul ratnls . Dtlmoati
wr... ______,,-5;-;-__. Balcpelc. Prolaratlon for o Uuilivcrsltlee
, `-'°i_"""" "_"  " ° 'pfgialyf ~ r nn -wa with thc
0 \ 0Ila|3l'\l`h OF’ C0 0
College nlfcrdll unsurpassed f-cilitiea for Lia?
M d utudlyl of (randi: lloalgllill fffimf/3°‘;1°‘_l",`€$
I l H a ro u on ltnuus n e .
-  Q   u.c°v‘ 0 slgopltgtulant 'of Hllooutlon uiiiilat-d vrlth
` suglf   Emerson t'ollegeot0rnt.ory. Graduates enter
l y .
For c|'y|f§|§u!§|‘ ‘egntllylgzzhcl-ll of high Academic and pro~
fo-sional standing ern plorod.
k CTIDICC  "ll 1 situn ion ofthe Lo'l o is unrivalled for
,_ Thrifty House eepers 'we M » j-~
hos ltllfulncss and bca uty. _
Foliage ro opens lhursdny 12th Sept.
Sanderson Co Co. ....'1.°‘;‘.?i:‘iii -'os-:“=:*i=:=°-22-=v:rf's=?‘-if" 
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  Tile Low Price Store!
Have you read otr competition ed. which appeared in The Merning’s
Guardian for the past ten days. Get one efyour old Guardians and read it
again or better still get one of our bill heads which we pu! in Hof! P11012! Of
goods bought from us. The reverse side ol which contains the whole com-
petition.
Somebody is going to get n good thing out of it.
our Motto is
law prices on everything in general dry goods, gents' furnishings,
HEWSON' TWEEDS, MONCTON TWEEDS, OXFORD TNLEDS,
ilannels blanketing, Jrupgels, eic., cic-
° E£`
For
Men Only
You may have been away on
a holiday or perhaps you
are going
W y no have your suite clenncd
and neatly proceed. I have a spor»~
lol propnrat on for clnanllvs’ °|'\'l\°“
wh ch will remove all mains. Bring
in your suit and have it clsarllarl and
rcssed. it will *wily get n tr e nn
ilook lllm new. lr ,economy for
you. Think and asia.
C. Alex. Brown,
' CUSTOM TA ILOR,
( or Grunt George and Kent Sta,
L ppoaite "TWO M. ."
In wf.lmos.
W- give 35:: per lb for wool in X change for any goods in the store. ' 
w. c. TURNER a. co..  iv  
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Snnnvsldm Charlottetown. 
ltoss o MATTHEWS E-~~-~~-~-~»~-»--~~»-` ' il
at seven o'c|ock this morning, of Matilda ’;_ fir 51 S ` ~ ' 9 ifishfgfiflgm pq-mann( as are local
Brown, or this cn, to Ernest lurlllalr, fe' S1". . _ '"4 ° °° 'wth' “W-"st '“ ”" 'P °‘° _“"4
manager of. the llletropolitan Bank of \`l\\  R I. 3 "n‘ .Ti:~“ll'e?rneesced¢ls nl eopertomtln
Petroiln. Ont. The church has been ‘i` \\\_ `- .P ° °“ eonditlonsconnonsed mum under’ooe ol ___~
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ANY avcn numbered eoctlnv- N llomlnlnr
Londln llsnitoha iaakatchewarl and
Albc til d d 17 t ervcd
rta. cop B l an no rcs
may be gdlneatssrigicriby any pdrson who is the
ole head ofa family, ol any lnale over I8 year
The Rlchmond & Drummond Flre Insurance ....... ...r..r...r rr. 1--n .rage fo-
Mlss Belle Paton. in a gown of " -.lf , l snsxsqalrarnents utorealdsnce ma “NI
white, with lingerie hat.,vvlll act se brides- L “°'f,,g{,,',‘}‘f" °°'°°° “"1"” 'N' J' “uw
maid. Dr. Archibald will support the . 2 Company (Si lfthesottler has his vermlhtflni , 'fall
groom. The ceremony will be performed ' _ ¢f;§f§°&"hi;'|mm= 2°£%?W:¢gL as
by Rev. Wm. Dobson, assisted by Rev. _ , . . - toresl ence Ill! be ll 04 I N9' °“°°
B nj. Chappel, uncle ot the groom. Many ‘ Tl'\¢ ‘Canadian PaCll|C Railway '1§\',':n\:g|aL¢|}:f,‘=é ,n mm" Ihoum,” "U
handsome ramembrsnoss have been re- " ` K0*-5° i-`°ll1I“lll#a2l‘ °f D°°‘“'|°" “mg ‘i
culved by the bride and groom. After the I O FFC E""Q“e°“ Street " ° De' Brhay Block ou”"°nn'°° hlpw wwhni,
De It dIal\\isI.
Charlottetown- l.g.-Ylnallthorlsed publicallon ol this Mi
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DPA IPRIY l’liE"`i\`l"
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lllddm
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Boiler Repairs, Boiler Testing, -. - ._
 Grates for your Boilers, Stflmef "EU8l“°¢‘ l dll*
\`Sle`am Fittings and Engine Repairs. 1°" °f A“§°“t Wm' °"3°
r2,ooo bags Liverpool salt.
CIIARLOTTETDWN FOUNDRY and MACHINE Ce. Ltd Wm be 501410,, wb{1¢ ind.
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N  F D  E' CARVELL BROS.
1,Z__-,_-__ your-null l 3-1415
Apply to R. C. Donalds. nevt 
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The bride will be gowned ln I travelling ` _ l / - lb Ifthefa sr lol' mother. il 'he flilwfll
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