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ro cents per quart. Extra  f
Try sonlegtonight. - - `
Haszanprs
Grocer-if-Grafton St. `
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.Selling today. at
ing or cooking.
 
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Get Warm
Underwear
N vw-today
Now is tbe"time'for'you'“~ _
to stock up on your fall
underwear.You need med-
iuni or heavy weight now.
The cool mornings and
cold nights warn you that
the cold weather is on its
way. 5
_ We have __ just _opened
up a good line of medium
weight underwear a l l
wool, showing the best
lines turned out by Stan-
ii:`ld's, Hewson°s, Pen-
m_an’s and other leading
mills. All siies are shcwn
in this display ranging
from 34 to' 44 priced at
3;, $2.50 and__§3__a_ suit,
.~, ._....,
Reuben Tupliu & Co
Kensin gt6i'1"'  ’ '
,fir i. 'sf'
`  Fffglss
-»a1."e:..£:a
/ .i
l` -If  ffevse
fists
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-W. H. Newsome, formerly ol Bum-
friends in Bummerside.-I.
-Fox Netting-Braces' have st
-made to order. Netting with the.
red label. Order qglckly. 9-14M E2i.
-Jeslie and Mrs. Trgwsdale of
Charlottetown, who has b_esn'visit.ing
in Bumrperside ‘ for the past few
days latt for Moncton Thursday morn
ing where they will reside.J.
-The police on Thursday raided
the premises of John Lawless, Sum-
merside, and discovered six barrels
of beer which they took charge ol.
The raid was made on the complaint
of Inspector Phillips. J.
-Miss Bessie Alwerd, agent, in J
C. Jardlne'e Bookstore, Water St
will be glau to receive ell news, ad
vertlring and subscriptions in Sum
mersids and vicinity. I-lor offic:
phone is 45-1 and residence phoni
26.
-Winslow l_3radshaw,- Bedeque, was
tried Thursday at Summerside, before
Stipeudiary Wright at the instanc.
of Inspector Phillips, for procuring
intoxicating liquor, and was found
guilty. He was fined $100 ant.
costs. J.
-H. H. Shaw, Charlottetown; C.
Luberman, Philadelphia; K. Laing,
Toronto; Jas Rogers, Montreal; J.C.
Tucker, Toronto; Samuel Rook, To
ront`o; W. H. McKenzie, St. J.0l1l1.
Ed. Cook, Montreal, registered a
the Clifton House, Summerside, be
ween 7.30 last evening and 7.30 th
previous evening. J.
-A new Tailoring Department has
been established at Kensington by
Fulton Adams who is now prepared
to take orders in that line. Mr.
Adams also makes a specialty ii
cleaning and pressing. It will be to
the advantage of those wanting new :
Fall and Winter clothes to look ur
Mr. Adams' ad. in this issue.
-A very interesting and happy
event. took place at the home of Clif ‘
“ford Matthews, Alberton, on Tuesday,
Sept. 3rd at 8.30 p. m., when Miss "
'in marriage to Silas Matthews of thc
`, showing a rare specimen being "care
F ine Tailoring
M Kensington
When thinking of thst new suit
or overcoat call at the new Tailor-
ing Department and have your
work donein iirst class style.
Cleaning and Pressing a special-
y.
FULTON ADAMS
Keneingt in
P, E. Island
9 r4Msttrmpd ‘
Lydia Wells of Alberton was united "
'same place. The ceremony was per-
|formed by Rev. J. H. ' 'Mel-lattie o'
,Montross, in the presence of friends
'of the bride and groom. The young
\coup1e were unattended. After the
'ceremony a dainty wedding supper
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews
will reside in Al»berton.J.
-W. C. Lawson, Manager Cana.-
dian Bank of Commerce, Alberta,will
assume his duties on Monday the
_16th, inst after a recuperation period
~oi six weeks following an operation
for appendicitis. During the past
few days Mr. Lawson paid several
visits to fox ranches in the near
neighborhood and while at that of
James Tuplin, Black Banks, secured
,several snap-shots of the anima1s,onf
lessly" held by Mrs. Lawson in* ar
open ileld. A visit to this or other
ranches in this vicinity, is in Mr
l.awson’s opinion, well worth car-
iarc from any point in P. E. I.
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian`
-Mrs. Charles Rogers, Summer
aide, left yesterday morning by thr
Empress for Truro.J. i
-D. A. A. and Mrs. McLellan,Sum-
mvfside. has arrived home after n
visit to Montreal and Toronto.J.
-Heath Strong, Summerside, who
has been visiting in Toronto has ar-
rived home by the Emprcss.J.
-Hon. J. W. Richards. Bideford,‘
spending a few days in Summer-
side.-J.
-Miss Nita Hensley, Summcrside,
arrived by the Empress last nlghl
from St. John whore she has been
visiting.-J.
-Mrs. W. K. McGougan, Summer-
side, who has been visiting her old
home in Guelph, arrived home by tht
Empress last night.-J.
I-dl -g
Tile Jldeiil; is
and no job is too hard for it to do. The
Ideal engine and one man ‘can dothg, _~
work of thirty or forty farm hands - j
with the consequent saying in food
and wages. And it d`oesn‘t stop to .
smoke. .<1 _.rest or St_@f.tflif.fi11g with
_ y6airhh¢r§r’s daughter. It’s on the ._
` jo, " 'et `ie_.   _
._ ; _  farmi ‘engine is 111.8-dt-‘_
lfor ui! tin a 'y weather »~ the hottest
~ iaviius  onthe' coldest in wintar
 ’s for t_""u1 sr.: ..01_1_-
fi-C  _.si we-.iii li=`?“l»'°i=3vf_9°¢ V =
phi; £9 sigrtit ' snpther-1tis '  f“~"' '-
, s . .
‘re-
ns(§]¢at»t‘.& co., ni.  
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Always Ready
  for Work
-IF'
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J -Neil and urs. useless, simmer-
“1 "elves M111' 1° Gw°
*msrslde, now of Toronto is visitingj lor a winter' hat. - 9-14ME2i.
_ 1" _
received another hig English ship-_ Parlors. Bununerside. " ‘_ f
'ment of their famoubsuperior qusliflf' X' U W "V  V'
V F. J. liclimis, gprinxneld.
Geo. lIcAu’i '; ‘ hmlord.
Y fre ,  Lk  _ __,_,i HvV,‘__»_`~ .T44 '.-` , , hy _ `
 p »v\_ #re A V _,wus our miomtewn, seems
_ _ _tun_r_s_ol.ihil y wheel .starts
it “ad If will um quféilv and gmwfh-
ly_n`util (lie intl give? ‘out oryon stop
"‘f‘. B.‘IdeoKsy -Pstsrborough.
1t,_Wnte`for_f_ree illustrated catslbg  :I °~"y,'|'“{;‘-'¢‘,§,"f‘”i;%"t,
%..
. -Leave .your at Holman’s
" -The Mornin¢"D`a'ily Guardian can
he obtained at _ Lal|erty's Tonsorisl
-Holman's\ MSDN!! 13!°Partm_ep_t
is now prepared to take your order
for 3 hat. ’I,,eave it promptly.
_ ~‘ 9-14ME3i.
-H. Clerk, Agent, will be glad ,to
ecelve all news, advertising and
cubseriptlons in Albcrton and Vlcllr
ity. Hh No. il 1.
_ _- *filth 'f
-A. A- suslirm `-'“”l»z§§;s=y and
child, of S _ ` _ , ,, ,9" lt! _ esterdgy
morning b  _iulllnipress for Van-
couver where t dy will spend the
winter.J. ‘;!f.'l""" _
. 'P-*“"
' -Subscrib _ihmild renew a week
»r two beifze‘ithe_“."’ ti\n6"=th¢7 MW
.ne for use expired -~ s;»e‘um» not
nies so 1ss_u¢,.ss'AU perm an dis-
'-.ontinued._uromptly on expiry date.
-I! you want ‘ soqethlng nicer-
aomething tiiflerentfrom the ordinary
in a new winter hat leave your or-
ier at H0l|nan's. Quality the high-
est-prices the lowest. 9-l4ME2i~
-Oi Intsrestto Ladies. Come Rnd
-ee the new Fall Btyles in Milliuery
md Ladies' Coats at Rogers & Co_s
xlberton: Opening begins Tuesday
ifternoon, Bspt'.' 17th. All are in-
vited 9-12ME3i.
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-New Millinery Parlors at Alber-
~.on: Rogers & Co. Ltdf will hold
their first Millinery Opening on Wed-
nesday Sept. 17, at 1.30 P. M. and
ontinue till Saturday evening.
Ladies are cordially invited to at- `
tend. 9-12ME3l.
-Our last cargo of hard coal has
trrived and is selling direct from the
,..,..,v.
`- -' : $6- ss $5- .
‘or pea. After this cargo is dis-
vance in price. Secure your supply
it once and save money. R. T. Hol-
nan Limited. 9-l2ME4i.
-Holman's Miliinery Department
is now resplendent with the newest
ideas in niillinery. The greatest mil-
linery centres have contributiid their
-_hoicest creations to Hoiman's dis-
play. The showing ‘is made up prin-
'ip‘ally of beautiful imported styles,
supplemented by handsome creations
leltly created ip their own millinsry
'limited are not going to hold a
'orrnal opening this season but are
ww prepared 'to attend to the re-
|uirn1ents oi their patrons, and al-
~en.dy the department is taxed to its
lull capacity to keep up with the
irders. 9-14ME1i.
::»We have an excellent dyspepsiu
cure, if you are suffering from anv
'orm of this common disease. Rexall
‘dyspepsia Tablets assist the stom-
ach in its work of digesting food,
acts as a gentle tonic and enables
the body to derive all the nourish-
'nent from the food and cures stom~
'ich troubles permanently. Sold with
She Rexall guarantee. The McKin-
non Drug Co., corner Great George
ind Kent Sts. Mtf.
l&,___..l.
Hlllll lHH|Vll$
The following registered at the
Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, bc-
tween 11.00 last night (after the ar-
rival of the last train) and 11._30 the
previous night:
E. Woods, Pownal.
D. McNeill, Ottawa. "
G. Morrison, Bradalhafne.
J. H. Simpson, ,Ba ~ iew.
Harry McCoub_er"y,' lllew Glasgow.
A. E. Leigh, Cliafrlott`e'_tovgn.`
Chas. Macdonald,‘ ¥t."`Slie_\Vart.
C. L. Davis, New ork.
J. J. McDougall, Glace Bay, C. B
J. Horne, Winsloe. " " `
J. Meikel, Bangor, Maine;
A. Allen, Bangor, Maine.
J , 'A. Robertson, Bonlshaw.
S. S. Sharp, Tryon. ' -‘
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Mrs. H. E. Crosby, Bonshnw.
Jas. Monaghan, Spuris. _
C. Harrison, St."Jnhi1,
B. Baker, Mordlli'
A. R. J. C. Mhcdonald, York-.
J. W. Knox; Victbivia.
(From Y terday.'h_`Eysn}ng Guardian)
KE.i'¢e.`=e‘BbB,t06- `
sees?
ms?
Coat l|'J<~i_35iilton. "
G. ‘Doug'lass`,' New London.
J amleson, ` Hiliihi.
.Cox,.‘ "
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The 'following registered at the
Queen HotGl» .Charlottetown between
11.00 last nighthiter the arrival of
the last train) and 1130 the pre-
E. Larrabee, Boston.
A. M. Halliday. Bcéston.
_H. A. Qoupley, By ney
J B. Gaudet, Migcouche.
B. Howard, Detroit.
P. .MacCormack, Ban Framlsw- -
._I.P. Macilprmaclr, Ban Fran-
sco. v
2;?-arf.
w. 1. “s1i“_e§p‘,‘»;ifo“i»'e11.
(From Y _ _ _day p Evening Guardian)
s. ys.'.inii_Srt, amos. -
The iollowing registered st the ~V1c-'
n.oo dliwnlsne (sim on an-mx of
the 'lest train) and-' 11.80 the pre-
Vidus night? ` ‘ " ‘
A 0 miners, in nee
. E. ' L n ¥` _
mmol Prseu, Lynn alan. »,
A. Ili. Colman. Piston. _
(g.  gchtod,  _
1 - “mr . 3"' - ”
G. M. Pearse, Providence 1
B .
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I-£13(
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others; You
have
costs of
7 showing now.
Nevmess in
Paris hastbeengthe
¢°f!?.5?$ `l4`e=l`°3_i. 1339.
are also iu1_port_e\__, Bu*
h--~i§==so--
much lower prices thanyou
suns; “'  _  I __
1l.isn.~
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'The cost _illiistrstcd is  of "the 
Sflijlsi "i`v%1*§¢‘1sf¢l>si°'s shew# ;h°f°-' 1° is fbi. #eil
“ lifes Wi!" °<>sf_l=\`i.<1'.f ¥¥!é“!5l§"’°¢°°\e.e_~~v¢ssy P6 1
ulaf- garment as the collar can be used- gdp, .dowln __
or half way to`su`i_t any kind of wgatligr. I_t._._i§ ’
made in all the new cl_`ofiis.‘ _
of    
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essel at the same price ‘as before- "
6 i5 for nut 50 for e and 25 .
pharged there will be the usual ad- "F
vork rooms from the latest Ameri- _T\`
r'-` ' . _ _ _ ' ` ' _' f `  ; .L    7 - 3
I  ERE and rue Bess* VALUES in Misses .ma   
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irls’ wear that even this storé has had for"mai1y
ayear._f ;  _‘ _ly
sailor collar and slashed cuffs nicely trimmed with -vel;
vet and metal buttons, sizes `27 to 39; " " '_ _‘  ` 
V _ n Pfic”   
QIRLS.; HEAVY 'F-RPEZE COATS in ggyy and
green collar and cuffstrimnied with contrasting_sl1ade§0f
l
GIRLS’ LONG COATS of navy blue -frieze `-clothe "
ll ‘
I
cloth andlarge metal buttons, giving ii very pretty'
effect. ages 6 to 12 years _ _Price 5.0,0
GIRLS’ MILITARY' COATS, for sgss 6 to "2
years, made from good quality navy friezevcloth; seams
piped with red, large storm hood, iiennel`l`ined I " ' i
Prices 5.l5fo'-6.65 »
as _- ',
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. E. Cote, Montreal. l
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vious night: - H
SYDNEY GIRL `
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Evffyllllfly 4A.;; g¢§ls‘€1_.‘”._#ZnTQe/'Q/$}AL°smk: I'
can be secured ln your home
ENTERBRISE BLAZER
known' lnprovement to sscurei. ` " '
GREAIVIIBATING PGWER-
We always carry in stock a complete line
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_ i siffirillidiy
i' .' 1 Every l"rld\y..l¢‘\
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men. semi
the
when he
It is the beet furnace that skll|_csn produce. All who have used it agree that it
”°”d'?J,§'_‘lfE'i'£en is n'=t»s,»mm.us new PAT? tu' Fin
Strictly will To
. Everybody
Valuable Form ,f
s ron   
A valuable farm for sale._st McN_oi'llf_"
Mill# C°mrfi~ins _1\"`_~¢_f¢_¢. _ilk
_,__ -_. __ buildings, 7`o'-acres ol"w:lc.5-
leared and in good state of"cql¢|vstl5_n;
.ut-c c value ih it goild. .grg_v(l]i,`;
rd and soft wood with \,X¢'¢=!l9l}j.',
.h for fox farming. The `aho_v"e .` 
ty is .nicely situated. fronting 
Noah Junction mad' ind neif r_sll`_ _.
for circular
station, s' |_\ »o‘,`chur.:hes, rcheeie fscioi!|_§=~
¢'c. In add tion to this I have 50 
at West Devon I will sell. _Ear 
lf' "rr|y'_9 ' ‘f ' ` 'iff
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Been Pots, etc. We are headquarters for .-these goods, and out 1Jri.f¢_£_§ right- F01' j"""`*"
instauce:- " _ ~_ ' ' _ ' ` ' `
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Sunnyside
Slnele Fare
_ costs.
so oenti.
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shooting.
to have been h if
moody for Wea.
kin oust-its
He
out his :lx mg
t lbs
ln the ice bull- _a s
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