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Souvenirs ‘is THE EASTERN GUARDIAN “is ..t;;;.'.;f".;‘.'§.“ .’§‘.°.i.‘;“§;‘.l‘.'.,i.?.°.i‘§;
' ~- . ._ . .. .   --  resen vs ing n ours, e
,J Our stcck of souvt nirs is now com lete.
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The oldest Jewellry store in the Province
__  We have F large assortment of souv.n‘r
 I "°°°h°’» SPOWS. Cliff Pnks, belt pins. stick
 iv ? PiU9» fl”-.eic. Gi\e us aeall.
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/‘gif Wellner’s Jewellr Store
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Gun Metal Boots
For 'Dressy Women
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.boots for women butt-med stylis The-y’re natty
A nice display nt the newest full sl\lesin _
Queen Quality and Boston Favo ire uuninctal 4
and neat, distinctly good-yin’ll like them.
Prices, $4 to $5,
Other grades, $3 up.
Alley é? Company -~.., 7
135 Queen Siree-;
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Une to arrive per schooner
Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
icite Coal in Nut, Stove and
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Group Photos '
Get an over-lasting souvenir of
tho fainily group, now that the
circle is complete. Really oxcol-
lent work costs little at the
Esc Sizes . ‘look Studio I
We Would Advise
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intending purchasers of hard
coal to book their orders now
as the price advances `1a‘er in
the season.
Phone nr
ll. lyuns & Co.
A ForSale i
A iirst class blacksmith stard
silualed ut Fortune Bridge Kings
C0. It c<\nsi.~ts of i4 sc-rcs of land
in a g- od slate of cultivation, with
an upto date set ofbuildirgi ilu-ee
on, ri goirl S room hon e fiuishtd
ihroiighonig anew barn 30 x 30, ii
tc d shop and hen house, als) n
never failing vlell of good water at
the door We have si go wi shclti r
ilu.-iii to West. nn-i Ni rlh. Allo-
gz- ther u very drsirable lonlion
Very cur venient lo churches and a
go id graded sch' oi close by.
For ftirlln r information apply
to
GEORGE A WOOD
Fortune Bridge
Kings Co.
12519-3MEtf.
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Funeral Director any m
balm: r-Mins A l’ergunon,Lady
Assistant- Personal Attention
and l"rmnplnoss (iuurasntced.
Ambulance calls answered ai
sborl notice.
SPECIALTIES
Dininlecting and Pumigaling
Furniture Rcpairod and Roup
bolstered. _
Silent Salesman made toqrilor
i’»if§Ti§il‘»ir>i’i%‘.l2 s¥,'.'.'.?i'.°-
North Kirin. Phune310’l. d tat!
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lligh Grade Coal
is the ont kind we curry. lt doc! H05
matter, when you order you can be Simi
as getting satisfactory coal iiY0l1 °°"1°
III.
We have on hand just now some ex-
oapilonslly Tied east for range, and
kitchen um- n ltlgsni Boreeneal: lillllhli
mine and Mflloosl n so ago lfcvk 0
irliest rnde Ame.:-lash onl nholnt.
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order’ A :lad sstrlldotorf °||%°fY
will a made'
Buntain Bell & Co
our iamtly and iriandt want pictui-on 0|
.You as Lh-y are uceustomari to seo
you-pictures w|i_h your iiatuml, con-
verimliovni expiesai n.
Buch portraits are is lilnasurn lor us
to make and iur you to have made Drop
lu and have achat~yriu will hard v knovi'
You are being lioto rnnhod.'l‘his in runri.
er"_ ohotr>grnr».h.v~ilizo result is is nnturnl.
intimate likeness
Make an appointment to-day
'lliii BAYER S'l`Ul)l0
WE MAKE TEETH
and wa irunrnntou them to ili. exactly. We
wili du_ n|l_ wo can to have we tooth you
h. e and ii it ia possible ,lo save thou;
w%vill do so ll not, _wo will Hire you -be
be suonluvo unsiniyle to gi-t ll you
entrust your dental nt-edu to un weasnure
3 ull ul is uutlunt natlhlnotiun.
I |25 Queen Si.
lir. Robins ~--,;_;»,;.-_- ~
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1 Are You Using j
Arena Lawn
Stationery
Arena Lawn is the
name we have given to
our new liue of Note
apex' and Envelopes.
in both
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We have
Pound Packages and Tab-
lets.
It has I. nice smooth
writing surface but still
retains the Linen Finish
Pound Packages 25c-
lil'lClllE’S
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...°I'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Province
5t0|1'9. Montague.
...°'I‘. GORDON
agent in Montague. His odice phone P
...°'1‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar-
bon’s Drugstore, Sourls. ‘
...°nisN0v.»vi‘1oNs. - Mr, -A( 0.
Cogsweu,_`Georgctown, is having his h
residence painted. The work is being \'
done by Mr. John King.-G.
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not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired ,_
late.
...*Tl-IE JANET A.,Be1le River, P.
ld I arrived in Souris on Thursdn
the shape ol n cargo was a donkey
engine from Souris breakwnter.-°
port (rom Wallace, N. S., on Friday
night. She had on bonrd n cargo 0
Souris brsakwnter. She was unload-
lfllr her cargo on Saturday und Mon-
day.-’ .
extensive repairs to the exterior oi
his house on Water Street, complete-
nlso. Tho work. is being done by Mr.
William Bntchlder.-G.
employed and the work is wen limi
oil by the contractor, Mr. Beazley,
who certainly understands his busi
ness. The third form has been corr
plctcd and will be placed in a posi-
tion at the first, fnvornble opportun-
ity. 'l‘hc work on the fourth iorm is
also well undcrwuy. There is 9, fifth
form to construct which in all proba-
bility will not be attempted until
next. spring.-°
...'THE “ABANA" which has been
discharging coal for thc pai-it icw days
attempted to sail out of Souris hur-
bor on Saturday. A very heavy he-n.i
wind was blowing and she had no
bllllllbli. ANC? making several at-
tempts, iii which she narrowly escap-
ed running into the brcnk-wntcr, ,chu
foiind it was ilnpossiiilc to tuck.
Alter u, great donl of lnlior and
irouhlc she siicuedcrl lu anchorin-.1
solely ot Matthew & Mcl.~een's wharf.
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ll~‘roni ‘lcstcrday’s Evening Guardinw)
...°ENJOYABLE TIME-A very en-
;oyuliio evening was spent; al; thc
nomo ol Miss Mnry McDonald, Hand
of Montague, on August twenty-sixth
when u number ot' her iriends gather-
cd together to celebrate her twentieth
birtliduy. also to hid farewell to her
brother, Mr. N. A. McDonald and
Miss MacKenzie who were both leav-
ing the following morning lor
Quincy, Mass. Instrumental and vo-
cnl music was beautifully rendered by
Messrs Murdock McLeod and Hugh
Mnchenrn, games were also port of
iho evenings enjoyment. ltofrosh-
ments were served by thc charming
liostess niter which tho many friends
iiollnrtcd for their homes, wishing
Mins Muclionnld many huplll' returns
oi the diiy and Mr. Mucilonald und
nc.
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...*Misscs Margaret and Martha
Johnson, Georgetown, were in Chur-
lottotuwn on Saturday.-G
_..*l\’ir. und Mrs. H. W. McDonald '
lofi: Georgetown on Monday for their
hone in Toronto alter visitini: Mr.-i.
ll'lcTlonnlrl‘s pnrcnts Capt. und Mrs.
Wm. Mcnamn.--G l
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IVES ll G\1Bl'dlB‘1 an representative in Souris. His
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stone for the "Rip-Rap" work on G
..l_ if
ly changing the appearance. The ln- 0
tcrior is being thoroughly rcn0vntci‘,. r
...°0NE CENT ner word each inser-
_ tion tor advertising in this column.
d... THE MORNING DAILY_Gl|ar- Cub mug; aqgompany 0|-du-_ Ming.
lun can he obtained at W. A. John- mum charge 1;wsnty.flv9 wn¢_|_
...'Ml`t. ED. D. FEEHAN ll Guardi-
hone -number is 5, W. L. Dingwell
is 13 “Hd f'=5id¢l1C8 Phone 20. Undert.a.lier'| olilce. MEM.
...°Mrs. C. Lyons, Charlottetown, lg
dim, mn be obtained at H_ _L Mar visiting here sister Mrs. A. J. Mc-
nald, Georgetown”-G
...°Miss Winnie Back, Georgetown,
as returned home alter an extended
lsit to St. Peters.-G. `
...°Mlss Edna Stevenson ol New
...°suns0nmnns nnonid renew a G““g°l"' P' E' I" ‘““’ ’°*“"‘°“
week or two belore the time they 3
have paid lor has ex ired and thus
ome alter a visit to her sister, Mrs.
orcy Manuel, Georgetown.-G. '
...‘*Mr. Arch’d J. Mclionald, George-
own. is having some repairs made
.___ tc his dwelling.--G
...°Mlss Gladys Large, Charlotte-
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inet and siuiea for Charlottetown on *°W“- 1” Vl’"““§ ‘“ ”°"’°" M°“*“'
Monday. The only thing she had in g“e"_G
...*hlrs. W. S. Hugh, Murray Hnr-
hor, has returned home alter o. visit
___»THE DICTATOR arrived in to friends in Lower Montague.-G
...*Miss Bertha Vcssey, Teacher,
eorgotown, spent the week end nt
her home in Dunstailnngc,--G.
...*Mr. F. J. McDonald, St. Mar-
urets, wus fi visitor to Souris on
___¢RENOVAv1-IONS' _ ML James Friday and returned to his home in
Butelildcr, Georgetown, is mnlrini: the “"'°""°°“‘°
...*Mr. L. C. Miller, Van Wert,
hio, has arrived in Souris und is
egistered nt the Sea View I-lotcl.°
...*Mrs. A. R. Dnuncey, Calgary,
i who has been Visiting friends on the
___u1~HE BREAKwATER__-Phe work Inland for some time, in spending n
on Souris lireakwatfer is progressing f"'
rulllllly. A lafile number ol men are A
w days with Mrs. C. B. B. Poole,
lt‘»>n's Ferry.-G.
...‘l\irs. Dnvid Glover mul dniightor,
Miss Lottie, oi Providence, R. I.,
who ure visiting Mrs. .iilovcr’s old
home in Murray Haubor, are spending
u wccio in Montague.-G
...*l\lr. Chas. 0. McDonald, of the
Ll. Li. Canada, and wife who have
been visiting in Georgetown novo leit
for Hhlilnx where they will m-ako
their home. Mr. Mcllonald expects to
join his ship there shortly.-G
...'Mr. D. H. Dingwell, who has
brtu sponding n few weeks ut his
old home in Buy Fortune, left ou
Suturduy for Alborton, whcrche will
spend it few days, the guest, of Mr.
Henry Matthew prior to his deport-
urc lor his new home ut Liberty
Heights, Boston, Muss.°
...'<lnpt. John McDonald and wiie
null little daughter. Vidinn. left
Georgetown on 'fucsilny morning lor
Mobile Alu., where the Captain will
join his sliip. Mrs. McDonald und
daughter' will sail with him for the
winger. The Captain has spent the
post two months at his home in
Gcocgetuvvn.--G
...*New rcnchcd Souris Inst evening
that Florence, the four your old
daughter of Mr. Hugh McCormack,
Monticello, hnd met with nn accident
that, may prove to ho a sad fatality.
What information could he cleaned hy
phoun ntntorl that tho child bud qc-
cidcntally eaten 1; qimntity oi potash
mul at 7o'clock was inn critical
condition.-*
,._*Dnnicl E. Mcl')0nnld. Dundas,
generally known as Tcnny, dicd ntl .-1
homo there Sunday night and until
Miss p,1nc1{,,nz1e a vu,-y ,,1easa,,t v0y_ pix months aim was in good health.
The body has been cmbnlmed, nwnit-
ng the nrrivnl oi his sister, Mrs. Dr.
  Thomson of Boston, and other rela-
tives. Ho wns n brnthcr oi Doctor F.
S. Macllonnld, Souris. The funeral
wi'l ho cnnductrd under Masonic auf
nicns, rind will take place nt 2 o'clock
Wednesday altcrnnnn, from his
nothor‘s residence, Dundas.-°
(From Ycstcrrls.y's Evening Guardiurii
...'Mrs. ll. ll. Kickhnni, who has
men visiting friends in Souris, has
lt-ii. lor Iloston.*
__,'Mrs. Charles Stanley is visit,-
g Nourls the guest oi hor mother-
...°Mr. Mcllonnlil, Little Pond, wan
visitor to Hnuris on Friday. llc
in
‘  in-lnw, Mrs. (tlonrmctor) Stanley.-°
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was nccompaniccl by his daughter,
Miss Mnry.*
'l`he Eye is one ofthe
most delicate and coni-
plicatcd of the liumau
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
fact, it is being constant-
ly iii-used and overwork-
ed.
Eye-Strain
Be wise and do not ig-
nore any, of the symp-
toms of Eye-Strain; head-
aches or pains in -the
region of the eyes, inabil- .
ity to read or :ew for any
length of time, blurred
vision.
Allow us to Examine
your Eyes. We .will give
you expert reliable advice.
This is our business.
iiiiin coii
_lust arrived t- day
1700 Ton
in egg’ Stgge and Penmim's Underwear
chestnut sizes
It
Scranton Coal ;';§,'_;S_;1‘;;;,*,'_,',_° “ 25
Sunshades
straw Hits
Quality A1  ...-
guests oi Mrs. Harold Matthews.-°
...°Mrs. William H. Creed and
daughter Ellen, ol Albion lelt on the
morning train today for Boston,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
...°M|sses Brennan and Margaret
lisally, Kensington, who have been
visiting the latter's sister Mrs. Frank
Mullally, Souris River, were passeng-
ers to their homes on Friday morn-
iiig.’
...!Miss Annie Donnelly, St. Pc¢el”’s.
who has been visiting in Sourls the
guest oi Miss Mary Walsh, has re-
turned to her home where she will
spend a few days prior to her dc-
psrture for Boston.-°
...°Mr. Arthur Stanley, conductor
ou the Pittsburg division oi the Dos-
ton and Maine Railway, in visiting
his father, Conductor Stanley ol the
P.E.I. Railway. Mr. Stanley is wr-,ll
known in Souris and his many irienda
re pleased to have him among them
a
again.-°
Certain Relief
from headaches, dull feelings, and
fatigue of biliousness, comes quickly
-and permanent improvement in
bodily condition follows-afteriyour
stomach, liver and bowels uve
been toned and regulated by
BEE0l|Alil’S
  PILLS
Sold pvuywhen. In hor". 25 with
"-You wish to become ry Court Ilo-
porter ? Well, there is only one
thing lor you to do to get prepared
for the examinations under the Pro-
vincul Stenogruphers Act. Place
yourself at oncc in tuition at the
Charlottetown Business College-the
1271.
“Miss Empress B. McNeill, Elms-
dnle, registered at the C. B. C. yes-
tcrrluy for u full course in business,
Shorthand und Typcwriting. 1271.
"Miss Amy Moore, Royalty, whose
sisters are doing so wcll in the west,
followed their example yesterday by
rcgii-iteriug for u course in Sliuiiliniiil
and 'l‘ypewrit.ing at the U. 13. i‘.-
'i‘hc public like ltESUL'l‘S. 1271
“It docs not take the C-. D. C. two
or three terms to pre-pure the nvrr-
uge student. for n. good position nnd
place him iii it. Sec the positions our
one term students nrc holding. lllil-
SUI/I‘S, RESUI/l‘S, epcnk lmulcr
than anything else with the public.
1271
“The C. B. C. not only prepares
young men and women to fill lucra-
tive positions in the shortest pos-
sible time, but the Principal devotes
his spare time, during vacation in
securing positions for those who are
worthy of recommendation. Those
who become his students are his
special interest, and those who bo-_
come patrons of the college do so
with their eyes wide open-knowing
they are sure of getting the very
BEST IN A MODERN BUSINESS_
EDUCATION, and that they will ho
looked alter when they have complet-
nd their courses in the C. B. C. 12U:l
'Mcn's Hosiery for weur and for
beauty. Splendid durable hose at 25(-,
350, 5-llc per puir, Hosiery to go with
dress pumps, 504°. 75c, Bruco's
1250-3-MM.
Electric Restorer for Men
.1 _ l th had
*’*'°’P"°"°'lE'»i§°5!2.1§’J2'i‘§.§li..i‘= ..°.¢....l
vim and vltlllly. l’ren\.-tturo drrnv sind all sexual
weakness lvnrtcd nt onre. Phnsphnnol will
make vnu ii new ninn. l‘rlcc lil ii box. nr twn ln.
85. Mnllrri to nny address. The Boohnll Dru;
ilu. Bl.. uutlinrmm-_ Om.
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Hnlrl hv (Inn E Hughes, Aputhocnrien'
linll, Ch-irlotletown
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Discounts For' All
ln Seasonalile
Goods
\ifen‘s Oveicoats _go p. c. oil
50 p. c. oil
Lusti r Coats lor irnn 25c each
Winter Orercoats
Waterproof
50 p. c.
25 p. c.
25: each
49c each
7 5<: suit
75c suit
7 _ic suit
25e each
50 p. C.
51 e
Bslbiiggan Undeiwerir
Working Men`s Shirts
llitw Hard and Soft
Home pun Kniclreis 75c pair
less than cost. Shop early
Sl
M- n`s Suits 5f» p. c. oil _
Youths' Suits
i*loy's S liool Suits 2.15 each _
i Knitted
Sweater
Coats
in
Fine ualities
Ladies’
A very fine collection of
coats in 2-I rib, I-I rib, close
rib, shaker knit, herring-
bone knit, etc, in grey, slate,
brown, tau, lawn, bluet, red'
and white $2.25 to $7.50
Children"s
A really good coat sweater
of cashmere yarn well knit
and fashioned iii brown,tan,
grey and scarlet and garnet
$l.75 to $2.25 as to
size
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M en’s
Coat sweaters. The finest
and largest range of good
coat sweaters in the city.
All sizes from 34 to 44 and
all the standard colors
i $1 65 to $7.50
Pullover jrseys in fair,
medium and heavy knit.
All sizes and colors y
$1.50 lo $5.25 -
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Premier Position
The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the
premier position among Canadian Life Assur-
ance Coinpanies now having over
$il4,0oo,0oo,oo of Insurance in force and an
annual income of over $12,000,000. Per rates
and plans apply to
E. R. BROW
Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I
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Cedar Posts and Shingles
Ladi.-' Suits v\'0rtl1$22. $5 5° We have for sale and to arrive Crdiir Shingles ali
Please S e n d you’ Ladle-1' Sweater Coats _soc to $2 5 gy-ad¢5
rders V¢=¢l°SS 2.3¢ “ml 33 Also Cedar Posts, Spruce and Hemlock Boards, Plank
0 And hundreds of other valves H' and D.al, Lathes and Paillngs, Biich and Coal. ,.
G. F. “||lCll€S0ll ' W E I R d F I F E
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