I4’ 191° " THE LATEST NEW! "' THE CHARLOTTETCWN GUARDIAN ""°'°’ |1351' 0|' Am. "“°
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Ayers Sarsaparllla _ Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown
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 The latest news. first of all. St. Jaimee' Chunih prayer meeting
--*“ reopens tonight.
_;____ _ Today's Guardian comprises twelve' -_-
‘-' ‘ °’ ""7 Y Z ~- 'A' " """' ~--' ' pages of news matter. Rev Wm Field, Tryon, is spending
_0er‘\u\~_‘°2
Q* a_ week’s holiday in St John.
  inMii;sei'€ttie-tsniiithf Montague' “sl R' 1; ti s t I its 1.0.11.,
is conspicuous for what it holds.
Quick note is taken of its con-
tents when it's well filled with
Brilliant _ Cut Glass
We are showing ii large :issorliiiviii of
\voiideri`ul values justiioiv. Ask to see
s ur $1.75 handled iiiippics.
W. W. W E L L N li R
Jcwelcr.
L 0 0 K
A complete line of
1-:xiiiiiiiion
P ll 0 T 0 S
at the Studio of
(3reO I-I. (BOOK
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The Balance of Prowse
Bros Stock of Shoes
at Big Discounts.
A lot of l.:iilii-s' sliiws :uid s|ipp\~i's
sizes 2 1-2 to 4, worth i`roni $1.50 to $1.110
now 95 cents 11 pziir A lol of i~liilili'cii`s
shoes l\lcli`ar|;iiii: iiizikv, iioiv 50 cents
worth $1.00 n p:iir.
A. E. Vlngclyacnnn
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Coal for the home.
Order your supply
Always clean and
reliable. L o W e s t
prices of the year
in effect now.
C.l.yoiis&Co
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Huntley and Palmer’s '
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We lirivi- iii stock a very nice °'
:issorluieiil of iliiiso liuglisli _
Biscuits iii tins and iiibiilk. ,
. Anioiig the best sollurs arc- . .
C`indorvlI:1 :uid
Pziiitoniiiiie
>~ Ciironiiilon [di ci-nts por lli. '
‘ ' Short Broad .iii vents pin' lli. '__
° l’liili 1 iiiics 4'
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and I 7o cunts pi-r lb. ,lj
Acoriis »
ll suliohl iii fins ~' wills cncli ._
on 3.1 -
:' Rcciipfiuii iii tiiis .lo ci-iils i'.'ii‘|i.
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_ /\f`il-riiooil 'lm-a£ in um. _,_ , ,.,,,.|, _ il (We,-_|,.,,,k;,,,,
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Shoes For
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Our stock of Queen .'
Quality; shoes is the '
greatest .sliiiwiiig iii thc
city oi ilie best in fall
footwear for vvonien. 1
'l`hey are iii the lut-
est styles decreed cor-
rect by Daine Fasliifni,
in Fifth Avenue, Derby,
Wi
lasts with that liigli 
heel and short vamp ‘
cifccl. which is wo'ii by
_ the exclusive siiiart set
‘ in fasliioii centres.
Buttoiicd boots in
patent lcatlier, gun
metal calf, and ian calf.
Lziccil bliiclici' boots iii
piitcut lcnthcr, gun iiicinl
ciilf, :uid triu calf. pziteiit
li-:itlier '
Ciill cull _-Lee our showing,
$4.00   ss.00 
Atlanta and Newark ,_
Mrs Lemuel Ross, Cambridge, Mass,f
is vlsitln friends in Vernon River.
The ,offering taken in the Tryon
behalf of the Campbellton Eire suf-j
ferers was thirty six dollars. 
Rev. James Dona-hoe, formerly of
Cardigan arrived in this city from
St. Paul, Minn., recently and will.
visit with friends in this province. l
J. Gordon Ross, who has been
spending the past month with lslund
friends, 'left on return to his home in
Dorchester, Mass, yesterday nio`rniiig.'
Miss Catherine McLean, Montague,
was in tne city yesterday, hav-ing ar-
rived the previous evening from, St.
John, where she attended the exhi-
bition. Shc returned home in the af-
ternoon. |
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In Hartne Hall Frida Sept
Years Experience in the West ln-
dies. Admission fifteen cents, child-
McNeill, who died early y-osterday
morning, will take place this after-
nioonrat. one o’clock from her late
,rcsidence, 197 Cumberland Struct, to
‘thc cemetery at .West ltivei' (‘.5liaw"n)-
Mrs Benton and six children of
morning for British Columbia where
Mr ljcati/ii has been for some years
iii the employ of the U. l’. lt. They
were nccompanied by Master Miilcolin
Mcliiiinon of Broo..'.yn. Mrs, Llcirton
is n sister of l`/oiiald McKinnon of
While Miss Annie Welsh was irc-
turning from St Joseph‘s Convent on
Monday afternoon last she was run
into by a bicycle rider and received
ii had shaking up, being stunncil for
some minutes. The little girl with
her chum, was just at thc corner of
Pownal an-il Kent street when the nc-
ciilent occurred and was carried backi
into the convent. it is claimed that
the rider gave them no warning of
his ii.ppi'oiicl1, Accidents of this kind
sliiiulil make riders ii great deal more
ciireful in ringing their bicycle bells
when crossing streets etc.
The funeral of the late Peter Hap-
lroin his late residence to St. Dim-
stanfs Cathedral where the solemn
Requiem Mass was sung, the Rev.
Maurice McDonald oilicintiiig. There
was u large atlciitliaiiizc of ir.-o1irnc1‘s
and iriends of thc deceased and his
faimily at the funeral and many flor-
al tributes were oilcrcd, among; them
being offerings from the Brotherhood
ALLEY £3 CO
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ll 4.50 ,
of Locomotive Flrem-_li and Engineers
a'iil the }.ii'otliei'liood of Railway
’1'rainmen. The pallb-carers were:
Hiigli Coniiors, John Purluinan, W.
W. Walker, from thc (‘.. M. B. A. and
R. A. Mcllonuld, W. ii. llniby and
,George S. Ryan from the B. R. T.
Q eaking of Inventors a correspond-
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H.l]. JUHNSUN
Kent Street
Practice limited to diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and
I skin. 4
Eyes tested and noted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
9 to ii a. m. 1-30--3-30
Evenings on appointment
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NEW PILOWSE K
Uliiii~lottetown, . .
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 h' so h:iv_n ii. record of i_t be
it v tiilri- it <l_clmi~ts. lluvilry
iliiv liriii rs c iniiirns in soinui eizrcv
si»`|i:i\'ii ‘fin r\iii>f<ii;riipl_i .\/oii...f.ud.u)'- -
lf you think _\'o1ii'f:ici: is notiiltriic-
tivc you ure liilstiikcii. luvuryliuily
l Iiiis soine fi-i1turi~ of r=xlpi'ess|un
which in pli-iiiiiniz to beliol .
two sizes, 5c. nnd 10c. A siibsinn-
tial loaf of quality; contains best
flour, made by niiichiiiery in a clcnn
bakery. We know lioiisokcoperi-1 want
the best und wo have nrrangcil to
give it to them in Crcnm Bread.
LONliRGAN’S BAKERY
The llomo of Crrniii l¥i'c.'\\l
" 124 Gt. Geu.~Bt.
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Dr. J. W. DURSEY
Physician and Surgeon
` Graduate McGill University, Mont-
real, Que.
Late Resident House Siirl!°0“{
genera General Hospital. Montreal.
ue.
I-*hong 379 Ofllco 131 Kent St.
Formerly occupied by 0"’ 1°" Df-
' F. F. Kelly.
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(The latest is the Best)
rim. E E. norms li
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2lgi3i‘tleg<'iotl;'utgelleer &h82fef'1§T-/y
dtl Opposite Blake Bros.
Dentistry
' Dr. C. ll. BEER.
- Surjeon Dentist
Berlin Dental Pnrlorl
Rlohmond Bt. Phone 158 J
Over Prawn Bros.
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MORSON N. Dill' FV
Barristers and Attorneys
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cnt writes: B. 1-larry McTavish of
Eldon has at last discovered a scri-es
of perpetual motion. This is the
stickicst piece of iiils,-cntity out yet..
The device is driven by gun shot
which is fed from one hopper to an-
other, twice in cvcry rcvt‘.at,ioii, the
shot is therefore cvcrlastingly travel-|
ling like that of a sand glass. 'Tile
device is now built on- u small scale;
and found to work well an-il ii large
one will he made rind its power test-I
eil on a revolving churn. The power'
is slow, but strunlli as the points arel
tipped with lcud. The laogier -one will
receive more attciitioii from the ln-l
ventor as the l,un shot' will be count-l
ed und vc-ciglieil into four e;,uul parts(
in ordcr to have nn equal balance on
the bottomless hopliers. 'l`lic small
motion hns been running in an air-
tight room for forty-eight hours.Sev-
eral drawings have been miide and
will he forwarded to different patentl
attorneys and the device will at once
lie Protected before it comes too;
widely known. Tliere is no coinpany`
of inventors over this device as sus-
pected by some people. Mr M`c’l‘ovlgl,
clniiiiini; to lic thc only inventor and
iiow depends on his own merits alone
to i~ii1hmit some to best adviintuge.
'l‘h_e dcvicc is cheap to build and will
drive any. innchincry and it .good pat-
ents are now obtained the device will
no doubt render fam-e and fortnnc iiii_
limited to its fnveiitor.
::Nyuls Pimple Wash cures all er-
uptions of the slain such as pimples,
blotchcs, eczema, harbors' itch, etc,
All roughness and redness of the
skin, arising from or accompanying
these diseases will be relieved-50::
licr bottle E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore Sunnyside, successer to A.
W. Rcddin.
i 6 Y We ef HY ic ar wen man, o e
-1 lllllonctou, is visiting in this city.
Miss Lena Far uharson has re-
s l <1
-- _turned to the city after spending a
pleasant week in Rustlco, the guest
Baptist Church on tliuday last in of Mrs Oliver LePage.
Miss Harrison will meet her pupils
at her home on Wednesday after-
noon, Sept 14th, to arrange lesson
periods for the coming term.
Mrs Chas Patterson, city, and her
ncice Mrs James l\lcCannel have re-
turned from a verl cnjayahle trip to
Winnipeg and other western points. ‘
Evcryboily siiould help along a
good work by sending a contribution
to the bazaar that'is to be held in
the League of the Cross Hall, Dor-
chester Street, in the interest of No-
tre Dame Academy, on Sept. 20th to
24th.
Amon-gg the outward passengers from
this City yesterday were Rev Canon
Y . Y. ~
16, at 7.30 p. rn. the Rev E. E, Sty-=,Y1‘00l\1 I0 Wif\‘\S0I‘. N- S-. Heber
les will give a lccture on Twelve liumsay to Picton, Miss Nellie Mc-
Coy to Mloncton, Rev Dr Fraser to
Montreal and J. Gordon Ross, Cherry
ren ten cents. QVRUCY. £0 BOSt0T\.
The funeral of the late Mfg Slfpah There will be service in the Hall at
Wood Islands East, conducted by the
limiter, on Sabbath, ScDt 18th, at 3
o'clock p. m. A collection shall be
taken up at thc close of thc service
in behalf of the Augmentation Fund
____ ' ,of the Presbyterian Church.
W-mm Road Um” len ye,,,w,.d,,y‘ S. A. Locke, Apliin Road,bro11ght
to thi: city yesterday a large head
of hlnck Norway outs. The licud was
picked ut raiidoni froiri his field and
contained 276 seeds, which is an ex-
ccptioiinlly large number. ln ii field
of this oats Mr. Locke luis ninety
k t tl
this city and of Daniel Martin und,stU”’H O le acre'
Mui-dock Mcliliiiiun of Mont-aguc the M__ N _ .
latter of whoni accompanied thc liurtvi Eval?" `Iwn/I,f;Ll£,'le.1vi§‘}2eI1]l/tiE\1e Bgssglgzija’
L0 Sunilnerside' Annie llelle F-'i‘osi~r ll/la/yfirld left
last week for Boston, The former
have been visiting relatives and
friends in North Rustico and Oyster
Bed Bridge. Miss Fraser intends
spending about five weeks visiting
rcfativcs and friends in Avon and
Waltham, Mass.-Moi‘ton and Mrs
Williams,Mi~s E. lvlcliiire, Mrs Chas
Horne and Edison Hoiiston accom.
punicd tlicni to Point du Clicne.
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Your Liver
l Will be mused to its natural duties
and your bfliousness, headache and
constipation be cured ii' you take
penny, City, took place yesterdayl  
,~__ Bold by all aruzzlsu. 25 cents.
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Announcement
'0UR new fall and winter
coats have arrived, been
opened, and are now on dis-
play on the second floor.
The styles are the very
newest embracing every-
thing from the heavy rough
tweed Ulster to the fine,
dressy, Melton Coat.
The prices
from $54.05
Stanley ros
The Always Busy -Store
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Charlofbtown Steam Navi-
gation Company Limited
Commencing Monday the Znd of
May the S. S. Northumberland will
leave the Compauy‘s wharf daily, ex-
cept. Sunday, at 8.20 o’clock, n, m,
Returning will lenva Picton about
4.20 o‘r‘.lock, p. m,
G. W. WAKEFORD,
_ Manager
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Presents
Noihiiigis foo ¢~of~;i|_\~, frm
p|'ci*ii\i|S or liui liciiiiliiul for
zi prnseiil to the liriilv, gi-oiiili
or both. We have ai spluiiilid
liiil' ol thu i‘lii\ii‘¢-sl \\'.'ires~
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prcsciits lliiil will ili-liglit iliu
liriilu llo\.\'c\’n1‘ fiisiiifioiis |ii‘i'
lzisles arc.
lii Slerliiig silver viiili-ry wc
Cali ollei' richly \l1‘si|_{iiu\|, iii-
i-xpciisive, \':ilii;ililc :ii'lii~li-s
of Uriiiiiiioiil :iiiil iililily tliiil
will bc gn-ally Wiz.-tl,
011|' stuck is r\iiiil\l\'fi~ ziiiil
llltkcs S\‘li‘i'fioii :1 p.oiis\|i‘c.
Call iii lo-iliiy.
G. F. Hutcheson
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DAVY JONES AND
shake hands and forget the past.
history.
A Tonight
CAPTAIN BRAGG
'l‘hln _is the third in n series of Davy Jones stories sold by the Vltaz~ _
raph. lt is filled with fun-like the oneii hefore it
DAUGHTER Ol" DIXIE
An elegant Knlem love story with incidents of the civil war as a
background. See the scene where the Union man and the Confederate
CAESAR IN EGYPT .
Bee the magnificent fire scene which ends this story of ancient
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Solicitor! fm' the R0 al lliuik of Cullatll.     
 
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nmwlh Bug: Ev WO Loiliarloicitom. . N A`.reuily funny comedy which newly married folk will appreciate. M
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Does Your Horse Cough
If so give hiin .
Hughes’ Horse Cough Powder.
it is :1 safe, sure and reliable Reiiiecly for Horse Cough,
Colds, and l-leaves. `
Price '25c pei' pkg :it
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I GEO.E. HUGHES, , |,,,,,,... A!
(_ Alipetizing Island Salmon
Charlottetown, April 28th, 1910. "
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do it yoiirsclf.
We like this stock of Island sziliiioii and wc know you
will too, Price per can ._ . . . . .
. . ... .... .  .. ....25c.
We have stocked a large quantity oi canned choice Is-
land salmon, which iiior' people prefer to the britisli Col-
uiiibia product.
` ‘ Tliis snliiioii is ilolicioiisx nppetiziiigaiicl n rnru food for
hod_v iiiid brain. .\ofii- of its. good q1izilitieslin\'e been lost
iii cziiiii ng and is prvi_i11i'eil just a little better than you could
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Order your cake--
froiii us--\/Ve will giinrrliitcc you satisfaction
Prii'tic1il:ii' people--people who know good
cake --say ours cannot be beaten. Send us au
orderziiid you will be well pleased.
A Phone
54
--for your cake wants.
E. ]. DesRoches
Suiiiiyside
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Three Reels The Song and V one Eye at a Time
oi People’s specniiy
Pictures Theatfe 5 cts
T|i:it's the way we it-st. _ Usually ilic eyes differ iii sight A glas
\vlii‘l\ suits one. injures tht- other, :iiul ullinialcly lmlli siifll-1'. We use
moili-rn iippliunccs and flic greiiii-st euro in :wniil .1 iiiislii. A inifvfil
would hurt vour iiyvs :ind our rep~it:iliiiii. .
Hiinilreds of your t.\wn's people can i‘erlil°y io thi- frufli of fliosc
words. They know lieciuise ilu-y linvv suffered :uid bvvii relieved. Our
record book contziiiis most of their iianii-s.
\N'liile iitluridiiilr ilu- Exliilvlliuii iloi\'f fail to visit “Tha T0\lr
Diploma Opt cal Parlor" \vlie~v you can have your e_v.~ troubles iiiiciidcd
lo by 1‘.xportswiflio\il losiiig i|\iicl\ time. lion- you'll find Three Eya
Ixprrtl nt your coinmiind.
Oflire llours --lfxliihilioii Days- -
from 8 ii. ni. In r) p. in
SILVERSTON fll EPSTEIN
Drs. of Optics.
|68 Queen Si.
Cli'io\vii, l‘. E. l.
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A. N. Pahiier of 1
Penmanship Fame
Wheiia man like A. N. Palmer
of Peiiinaiiship fame _recommends
Gregg Sliorthaiiil and says "the
leading schools are teaching it"~--
there iniisti be something in it.
Tliis systeiii is taught at the Union
Coiiiiiicrciul College, Charlotte-
town, Suiiiiiierside and George
town. Suiiiple-lesson on applicat-
ion to l’riii. W. Moran, Chai lotte-
town.
Exhibition Week
Bliera House
Edith Warren and
associate players.
The Colonial Stock C0.
New Plays
New Scenery
New Effects
1)- 14d ioi.
Don’t Forget That
tho sumo ciirtcrors, (‘ur\'or und Herman
iircusruiii fulfilling the contract, nl, the
l’ro\'incial Exhibition, Sept. 19th to 21rd.
und wish to ciill the attention of their
miiiiy liiitrons und others that this year
,thc service and cusine will he better thi n
ever. People visiting the Exhib1t'on
,niiiy rust assured that they viill be alle
ltr ggi-t :i izooil squnie meal right onthe
grounds. Satisfied customers is our
moito. (five usa cull. 9. iid til pd.
For Sale
Farm at Eldon, Belfast, on Tues-
day Sept 27th at 1 p. m.
Farm of the late Jno. Nicholson
consisting of 88 acres of land, under
gooil_ state of cultivation, also good
buildings, near to school, church and
train and boat. If not sold by pri-
vate sale before 27th will be sold by
public auction on that date.
MRS. SARAH NICHOLSON.
9-1~idwfm3irth3ipd.
Balillilf Metal
Our Camel, Monarch, Sw: s-
tika and King' brands are the
best for their respective pui-
poses.
Seud for our booklet.
'|`he James Robertson Co.
Montreal and St. John, N. ll.
V Agents
Bruce Stewart Q Co Ltd
Charlottetown
2-251| iiiwft yr.
A Gasoline Engine that uve
labor on the farm.
Moat. reliable, durable and economi-
cal to operate. Will prove' itself
equally reliable and efficient ln will
or warm weather. Uses only two
buckets of water and has no circu-
lating pump or water pipes to get
out of order or freeze. Write direct
for catalogue and prlcel and save
local agent’s commission. Our tra-
veller wlll call on interested parties.
Amherst _Motor Co
Amherst, N. S.
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