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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN P GE IFTEE

To give away or to use

your own

home the best

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1835 R. WALLACE

Silver plate -that rants wear

Guaranteed absolutely. _v

W. W. Wcllner

Artistic Photos

Exhibition Week will

and while attending the fair you shcu‘d call insnd have your |h,iio talieii. For most satiifuctory :ind delightful results you should try our worki Prompt service, re aouab‘e prices,

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liitrlrn and Alarm (lrcks.

Prices Moderate,

C. Vi' . Patterson

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Hard Coal

Afloat and to arrive per

Schooners “l)amietta" and

lohanna” and "Ann j. Train- er" Izoo Ti-ns bcst quality Hard Coal in l'.`gg_ Stove and Chestnut Sizes.

Customers would do well to

btok their orders so as to have their” "Coal" 'delivered

vihilst vessels are discharg- ing.

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SEALED TENl)i!tc5, udtlrcsscd to thc Postmaster General, will tio received ut. Ottawa until Noon, ou Frirluy, the -ltyh October |912 for the coiivoyunee of His Mn_1esty`s Mails, on ri. proposed Contruet for four years, six times per week ouch WHY. between illiiple Pluins and North Tryon (Rurul l)elivei°y) l`roiri the Post muster Geiierui's pleasure.

Printed notices eoiituiiiiiig further in-

fvrinotioii us to conditions oi’ proposed Uontitict muy be seen and blunk forms of ‘lender be olituinod at the Post Otiiees of l\luple Plains North Tryon rind at the office of the Post Otlice inspector. POS l` OFFICE Il\`S'l`ECTOR'SOFFICE

JOHN F. V\'l'1EAlt

Ch`Town August 2-ith, ll)t2_

Post Ojiiee Inspector.

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The 8- hooner Lev S. Andrews will |¢

due here about Aug. goth with a clt8° of ir.-oo tons ofthe celebrated Lnrluiwsns Authraciie Cost in S~ove and Chestnut llzel. this is the same quality_of coll which gave such good satisfaction last season. `

Parties riqiiirinn llard Coal are rt

quosted to book their orders at ence and po ltindl arrange to take delivc-_ry while vessel is discharging when prices M0 'o\vest.

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good for two weeks--Sailings Tries- .tay and Friday's at noon.

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dressy footwear that men ` bl!! iilwavs wanted. It is strong, stylish, heavy ard made ofthe best leather, very comfortable to the feet --an

Walking Boot For Men

It is made from tan willow,

storm blucher out with tel- lows tongue and double sole. new nohby toe, heavy heels and genuine calf lining It is a gooiiyear welted model made in this year’s most pop~ ular last ai tl is just right for .street and general wear---it will outlist_ sr veral cheayer palm

All s zcs, ri pair . . . ._. $5

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Piclrling Vinegar

'l`|ic Piikling iicasori will soon be here ii-ri ns ii-ii il we are wi-tl Stocked witlt tlie hes! grarlirs of vinegar on the riiailtet. We have iii stor’\<.-

Proof White Wine

" English ltlslf Pure English Hall

“ Cider

.-\1to ri good assortment of l’.ck|i g Spice ii pkgi-s and iii bulk-

Beer Qt Goff’s

The vit'at`oii is riirlril; the _july friend-

rire separated, but-_< oti i:.in k ep them

with you and be with them iii pictivcs.

|‘ri bribly you owe it lo lhcin, and mod-

vru photography nukes the obligaiioiis :in

ctsy one to meet

The Bayer S tudio

Dentist? DR. 0. H. EER Surtoonbentlst

Berlin genital .Psrlo-s Richmon St.. Phone 1531 Over Prosvse [iron

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DENTIST Drown and Brid o Bpocisllst.

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Cotton and Wooten Waste.”

Sanitary Cotton Polisliing Cloths for

Power lltuaes, Garages, Machi e Shops and all General Purposes Write for

l'¢ fi

H. Gray £3 Co,

2€.25 Common St.,

' Montreal, P. Q.

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STEAMSIIIP SA l LINGS

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For _futher information ap_l.

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CANADMN PAClFlC D 'ill lllllll into nuttin srfimsriips

FROM QUEBEC EMPRESS OF lREL'A\D. . .Oct.4'h EMPRESS OF BRlf`AlN. . Sep. zoih FROM MONQIEAL

LAKE CHAMPLHN... .Sep 16h LAKE MAl\ll`OBA.. Sep. nth

For Rates, Reservat.lons,4PIans.Lit.er sture,'1'lolrets, Etc, lttc, apply to W. B. HOWARD. Grn§rii| Airent. Bt.

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suriiples and quotations to the manufact- u ‘ I

CHllliL0lTETOWN

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AND ELSEWHERE

It pays to buy in this Province

A. H. Rattenbury, Charlottetown, was among the recent visitors to Sydney, registering at the King George Hotel.

Subscribers and others are asked

ru remit by Money Order or by Reg- -sierrfl Letter. The Guardian is not responsible for remittances forwarded other than as above.

Any person iii this Province. who

intends to visit New York City eith- er for business or pleasure may nnd it to their advantage to write “l~`. H.," cars of Guardian Charlotte town.

The rate to the Halifax Exhibition

by the Plant Line is only $4.50 re- turn. Intending visitors would do well to look up the particulars in the Plant 'Line ad. which appears in sn- other column .in this issue.

Yesterday the eastern express arriv-

ed in Charlottetowrrat 8.25 a.m., ten minutes late; the southern express at 9.40, five minutes late; the Cape Tra- verse trnln at 9.55 a. m., on time; the Ttssish express at 11.45, uve minutes late. .

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to “The Guardian News DeDt.,” Charlottetown, immediately after the events, etc., have transpir- ed. V

Mrs. Hiram Langille and little

daughter of Westville, N. S., accom- Danied by the former's aunt, Mrs. Gregg of Boston, formerly of this Province, were passengers by the western, train yesterday afternoon to Sllmmersifle to visit at Mrs. Lang- iile’s old home, the guest. of her fath- er, Parmenas Clark.

The D. G. S. Stanley arrived in

port from Hudson Bay at 2 a. mi. yesterday, having on hoard Hon. Frank Cochrane, minister of railways and canals, and other 1.0.11. officials. They were met here by F. P. Brady’s private car, which they boarrled im- mediately, and left. for the west be- hind the morning train.-Sydney exe. The Stanley was formerly of the port. of Charlottetown.

(Fi-om Yesterday's Evening Gunrdinn)

J. G. Sterns, Souris, was a passen-

ger to Charlottetown this morning.

A. A. McLean, M. P., Charlotte-

town, was a passenger west this morning.

J. B. Gaudet, Miscottche, was a

passenger to Charlottetown this morning from the east.

Miss Rose Doyle, North Ruatiro,

left. Chiulottetown this morning on n visit to Moncton.

Mrs. Cameron of Charlottetown is

visiting in Crapaud, the guest of W. D. and Mrs. Sherren.

Alby Praught of the C.P.R., Mon-

treal, who has been visiting in this Province, left this morning on re- turn home. ‘

Garnet fiehacheiir, Seed Inspector,

Murray Harbor, was a passenger to Charlottetown from the west this morning.

The Northumberland left Cliarlotte-

town at 8.35 this morning for Pic- tou with is general cargo and n fair number of passengers.

Mrs. Margaret Stanley of Char-

lottetown is spending ii few weeks in Crapaiid, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Thomson. ~

Mrs. Thomas Huestis and child left

this m0rI\iI\g fD\‘ their home in Monc- ton. They were secompanied by Mrs. Huestis' sister, Miss Blanch Wonna- cott, Charlottetown.

Yesterday the Harland left atil p. m. for Victoria and returned at. 9.30 p.m., and left this morning at 5.30 for East. River and returned about 9.30 a.m. with passengers and freight.

The following prices were secured

on the Charlottetown market square today and have prevailed since last Tuesday:-Oats (old), 58 to 60c; oats, (new), 38 to 40c; new pota- toes, 35 to 45c; beef (quarter), per lb., l0c; beef (small), per lb., 12 to 17c. The 'price quoted by the whole- salers are:-Potatoea (new), 35 to 40c; hay (new-), 40 to 50c; oats (old) Fill to 600; oats (new), 38 to 40c; straw, $5.50 to $6.50.

::Il the man who shaven himself

would once use is Gem Junior Safety ltazor he would never rise any other. We guarantee' this razor to give en- tire satisfaction and sneak of it from personal knowledge. We have no hesi- tation in recommending it and the price ($1.00) is low enough to appeal to all. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store.

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Pcople’s Theatre Two Peni ten ts

A Game of

Drawing the '

Line

(From Yesterday'_s Evening Guardian)

A. E. Meltiachen. Charlottetown,

was a passenger returning from the east this morning.

Leigh Fitzgerald and Joseph Cassi-

dy. Lynn, Mass., are visiting in Char- lottetown, the guests of Wm. and Mrs. Dillon, Grafton St.

Andrew Doyle of Lowell, Mass.,

who has been visiting in this Pro- vince left. Charlottetown this morn- ing on return.

Stewart Simpson of the Canadian

Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown, left this morning by the Northumber- land for I-lalifax, where he has been transferred. ‘

James F. Blanchard, Charlotte-

town, left this morning for Halifax, where he will compete in the Wander-

`ers’ sports to be held there tomor-

row.

The many friends of Francis E.

Kigglns of the Charlottetown Police Force will regret to learn that he is ill. He has been ot‘l duty for some days.

A Dleasing feature of Thiirsday's

program at the St. John Fair was a dinner given to the judges and live stock exhibitors by the Exhibition Association that evening. About one hundred guests sat down to a well appointed dinner. W. F. Burriitt pre- sided, ably assisted by E. A. Scho- field, and Secretary Porter. Among the speakers was W. M. Lea, Victo- ria, P. E. I.

An event of more than local im-

portance filled the Methodist Church nt Richihucto, N. B., on Monday af- tr-rnoon when Fred (Y. Squires, B.A., I.L.B., of Harvard University, now Principal of the Florencevillc Consoli- dated Schools, and Miss Hattie Dun- can, daughter of Rev. Thomas and lVrs. Pierce, formerly of this Pro- vince, were united in marriage. The r"ng service was used. Rev., Mr. Pierce and Rev. W. R. Robinson, of Sc. John, oillciated. The happy younv bride looked beautiful in a becomini: gown of cream silk. At the close of the service the bridal party returned to the pnrsonnge where dinner was served. Immediately after dinner Mr. :intl Mrs. Squires left for Moncton en route to their future home. The rriiie's going-away dress was of la- d‘cs‘ grey cloth. 'The r:r0om’s present to the bride was s. piano, and to the oreanist a beautiful amethyst perid- nnt. The parents and sister of thc lrlde gave her a substantial cheque. Desides she was handsomely remem- bered by many friends and other well- wishcrs, Mrs. Squires has friends in this Province who will join in wish- ing the newlv wedded couple 5, happy voyage through life.

:When we fill prescriptions every

ingredient used is fresh, pure and ex- actly standard. Everything is put into the prescription exactly as the doctor orders. Every process in tho compounding is checked and recheck- ed, to provide that the prescription is exactly right. The price is always right.-as low as is consistent with the high quality of _the goods and ser- vice-at The McKinnon Drug Co., The Rexall Store, corner Great. Goofs!!! nnrl Kent Sits. Mtzf.

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Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be-

ing niarksted by manufactur- ers who are considered reliable n lint- of so called cpt glass in which the pattern is really pressed, and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel.

our Cut Glass

iifullyfcut Wien tha cutter talros is piece in hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every line is Crit and polished by hand.

We control for Charlottrtnwn,the

product ofthe oldest and largest Canadian factory, and feel that we have the very best in cut glass to offer our patrons.

G. F. llli'l`CllliSON

I Jeweler-Opiiclan V

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Remnants of

Dry Goods Gingham, Cloth Muslin Serge Camb-r--i--st Luster Prints

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Hundreds of ends of fabrics of every discription

have collected during the last few months now pricedthese very ‘ow and placed

and we have them on sale

Drills Galatias

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Cottons

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SHIPPING NEWS. i\liuard's liiuirnent (.‘o., Limited,

. -_ | Gentlemen,-I have frequently used

Entcrcrl, Cliariottctown, Sept. 6, MINARD'S LINIMENT and also pre-

S. S. Cascapedia, Lachance, Mont- 'scribe it for my patents always with F6811 S. S. A, W. Perry, Hnivos, Bos- the most gratifying results, and I UH.; Schr J. H. Ernest, Daley, Port consider it the best all-round Lini- Hastings; S. S. Swansea Trader,An- ‘ment extnnt.

derson, Halifax. Yours truly,

Cleared, Sept.. 6-S, S. Cascapcdiu,

Lachance, Picton; S. S, A. W. Perry, DR. JUS. AUG. SIRUIS.

Hawes, Boston; S. S. Swansea Tm- ~i---- rier. Anderson, Siimmerside; Schr J. “You can nlwiiys depend on getting H. Ernest, Daley, Sydney. correct styles at correct prices in

hats ii, Briice's, C-harlottetowm

1 St. lsitlnrc, l‘.Q_, Aug. 18, 1904. U--7M3i.

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Plums Plums

Selling todav at to cents pct' quart. Fxtra quality for eat- ing or cooking. Try some tonight.

L.A. I-IASZARDS

Grocer-Grafton St.

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r us Attend to Your Plumbing Trouble

Vile have a large staff of expert pliinihcrs~-

make a specialty of their work and know that we can give you best possible service.

Our first-class equipment. modern iiieiliods

and skilled workmen male for satisfacti in when they attend to your work.

Have Your Home H ea ted Properly

' l)on’t wait for the told weather to come be-

fore you see to the proper heating of your home. Start on the work now, today and src that your ' home is well protected from winter's winds and

storms. Cill or phone 263 for information rc- ing onr system.

Stanley, Shaw 8 Pearclon Cor. Great George and Kent Sis.

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Six Competitions

i Open to Everyone

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Hyslop Bicycles $25.00

Hyslop wheels represent the maximum of reliability and service. with real and sub- i stsntinl value positively guaranteed. All sizes for men, women and children.

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liner and Vteisrls Inset

TORONTO 5=s= Repsentstivs ERNIZS f RICE

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Class A. NL/. t- hor the bcst porin, referring to Prince lutlwsrd Is

land (not more than five verses ) Gold Medtll-

No. 2 -For the best description in prose of this Province ni nplacc

_ No 3.-hor the threebe-t harvest or farm see-ics lu the Girileii of the Gulf any s‘zc.) Gold Medrtl.

K - W mn to live in (not more than 300 words-) Gold Medal. t lil! `

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..;_ .< i -5;.;-:_ ‘uw _ i Class B,, No 4.-For the best poem (any sulijcet,) not more thrill

tive verses. Five volumes world's best poetry.

No. 5 - For the best e~say (any rztilijcct). not more than three

hundred words Five volumes He iry Van-Dyl¢e's Works.

No, 6 --For the best three photographs, any subject, (any sire. )

Gold Medal

Thee <:o~iipeiiri ins are frte to all, and it nit-lst be understoori that

all manuscript b-- viri'ten on one side of paper, with iirimc and riddres

Crass A or B wi h the number you wish to compete im..er, on inanu- script or photograph

of publishing any matt rlal sent in as th_y dceui adi sable.

Tliqrefore we say to all, get bu.-'y_

“Give to the world the best you have And the best will come hack to you."

J K sSss'°hii'Jel:i arent 0-? R G H st chtiown r Address all competitions to W. S. lnusoii, Charlottetown. P. l.

f@§§iiiil

K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrister Notary Pualie. ste

Money to Loan

Morris Block- harlcttetown

HUDSON Q DUFFY

Barristerl and Attorneys :Solicitors for Royal Bank of Oaaelg MONEY TO LOAN Brown Block, Charlottetown. G-ldsmruwthflma ,

M ACKINNON Q MCNEILI.

Barrister, Soliritorri, Notarielirstc. MONEY TO LOAN Offices:-Cameron Block, Charlottetown

A MAIKlNNON K. C.. LR

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i f partv attar hed. Photographs must be mounted, with name rii.d ads dress of se- der written on back of picture. In all classes place the - - A

Tltese cnmretiiions start August first, and close last day of Sep-

tember. The above prlzffs have already been donated: the names will

lf’ °fd°" sued Pmmvay' follow later. ’l`ho'~e comp ting will please understand. that material

cannot be returned and that tli ud es will have the mule e

Bluff ` tirstor snos.r.iii. suits. , ` - 5 1 1 ‘_ i"' it

Dr. C. ll. Porter

Veterinery §uritcon fl '. lt i tl ' t i iiii'F.Ji;,'i‘;'f`il‘_`f§..',‘»"i> `i’i'i"t”»'i‘i.J§i' diiiiflifr-

tot. wn f\_n . _ _ ,

Crinntiitiitiiin and Medicine by mail

one riolliir.

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l .LYEO M. D. i

Php icim ann Surgeon Residence ltlil Prrncr- rtt. Phone ii OJ .__ __~______ _._ i_.____h

Warburton (Ki Sl aw

B:-irristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc

Offices ni Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

DR. CLIF T

Specialist -Chronic - Diseases Al)llREgiB--Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co California.

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ALEXANDER ROSS, M D

Physician and Surgeon Oflize and resid-ncc that ui Dr. McLaughlin phone 3i_.-,L |65 Prince Ft

7 - 1 iM6ni/'tsrd

ltoist. intusswrcir

Moncton. N. ll. the largest and Host Located Hotel in ,he Uiiy accomniodatrnz_200 guests. Situated in the contra of -ipsciousgroundn sndklsurréiiindep [by xlegnngl n'ha 'e trier'-s

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inriilhonstiihirrigr sensdn.Gl50 Mt BWEENE Y

Dil. i. E. CR0l(liN

(Veterinary Surgeon) Honor tlradualn University of Fovnntri Ontario Veterinary Uol|e§e) Toronto Summerfivtd, P. tt.. lslan _ Address Emerald, Nu. t ll Il. Phone 55-2.

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A. A, McLean, K C., Donald McKinii.-n

McLean Q. McKinnon Bsrristers, Attorney-st-Lsw

Brown Block. Charlottetown. _V

ii. e. iaiinsou. a.o. _w_ it sasiihv McLeod (dl. Bentley'

R irristevs and Attorneymat-law tinlcns-Bank of N imtlrismbsrs Charlottetown. r.E island.

ichmnnd Qt ret nppnsiielit Pau Lhurch

Hours uutil io tfclock to 3 p. ni

Any Guardian render

who receives a dimly print rl badly printed badly folded, badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, toru, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub- scription Department at once.

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