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GOI llehb lahiai, ill! Largo: sau rllrurl-cuba ron la vnu lui lenl coll ol liiitlpwaya “ 5 0'Clock” Tea

rich eh ith f agranisg '3.ii..i’. .1222 l'...i.'l'.f°ii..I...i it. |13? nlenea when covered with boilln water.

Salted air-tiigxyt, pound and half pcunn

All °'°*".a'.i'.';-fr-' (sw)

.Ti i `

Pun _l .vA_r- ig f ~

I' A 7 e Pumps & (lxtords \5 Worth to $3.75 il\ for S 48.

only .

/ .

_ Tl1€Se pumps and oxforilsaresellinglike "circuslemon-

nde f' At the rate they are going now there will not he many left in a v\eek's time so it will pay you to cali in today and make your selection '

The l-ine is made up of a choice selection of this season's

Sllllei ill pumps and oxfords in tan, gun metal and patent lflllllefz Tliete’s not' an Old style or sticker in the lot and €V€l'y blk is re resented from 2 V to . Were formerly sold -

P , 7

and 5014 well` at prices raugln; to $3.75 Now your choice .$2.48.

£3 CO, 135 Queen St.

l . U- - Y Y _`__`V Y ll

f photo., ii lie., \ Sussex Ginger Ale

Ctl0K ~S'l`Ulll0

-mir niigiiei ca-...if _/| at

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llartl Coal

I Afloat. and to arrive per

" Berlin ller:.tnl)tl’arlol|~5su

Scliot-ners “Henrietta and i ni¢3;i:;ngrili'.m E301

L 7

with that natural expression, qiiicl

tone and artistic _ h iish th it you -

iacr;a'l:;\;l;¢‘lw£leH¥<::lil;;*;~' Pf°"‘PW‘““" 50 Cents per dozen on the Northumberland this morning

Beer ®, Goff's

l ..'ar‘..$’e.*.°fi3 Lthr." I

_...I

lohanna” and "A nn j. .'I`r:iin- or" 1200 Tons best quality Hard Coal in Egg Stove and

that little girl of yesterday is

happlesttime of her young life.

' Nobblnir but a picture can kee

Customers would do well to ‘”°"h “ pi°“'“'?

' Malte the appointment to-day

r The Bayer Studio

book their orders so as to have their Coal delivered

young lady to-cay- h=r summer frocks are most becoming. it is the

. - P

Chestnut Sizes' her ns she is/ Now really-isn't it

whilst vessels are discharg-

ing.

C. Lyons ®. Cp

DENTIBT

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Charlottetown.

I-ll0d1.Y l'. < -

A _

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Filttiiture Sale

J. B. BROWN, D. M. D I

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cot1.~i~ttng i»f dressers at $5.90 up commotlrs at 2.75, iiidebonrds from to 5", sofas frotn 5 75, kitchen chairs 4~c,kitcli ii riihli-.-i 2.74. din ing roftrtituhlcs 6.on,t»r.-rirnorri tables gnc, parlor tables 2 oo, iron beds 3_5g, m3[[f@5sg5 2,30, l.C(l S[)l'lllg.~`i 2 25, parlor suits, io 75, _(5 pieces) wicker chairs 2 go, lawn Chairs 1 zo. Brusselscarict 75c, tapestry carpet 42c, straw matting oc, hemn stalrcarpet gc, Scotch and union squares 4-75. tapestry squares

ir. - ° 75 rrxroxs 7-9M*f.

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Coal Coal

1'ii¢sirii»,ii‘iii¢i-_Liiv s. Amrmiiwrrr ir due horeabout Aug. goth with A cargo of lcon tons ofthe celebrated Lai-luiwana Authrnei Coal in Stove and Chestnut atm, itil: iti the name qintitytof wel which gave such good satisfaction all aaaaoii. -

Piirtiea ri-qiiirlng Hard CDI' “"`- '°

queated to book their orders ru .rice and so hlmll iirrango to talro rlelivery while Voluol la dlecharglng W|l¢\l f"""°' '“'° owoat.

` IOTLL l||t.UN.\Wl(`l

. Moncton, N. B.

.neuaizas and Bent Located noanl .ne Uity aocotnrnodatlng wt' guest. Situated in tue centre of spacious ground

md surroundeld|p.r“e;etZ:Ft‘nhzde<t| tgeov

‘ or our a u ri

i'i'.'f."f.'i‘i'i.il.i'»i'r°§.~'i,.i‘i..i 'iiiar r°i.r°aw at nun \

McLean (D. McKinnon

Bsrristers, Attorney-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

U. O. AtlcLtti0U. K-0. W. til. r$llN`l'I.itll'

McLeod ®. Bentley

t-law

Urn

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Barrister and A Uffteaa-Bank of N.

harlnttntmve V

l. J. YEO, M. 0.

Physician md Surgeon

Residence .

llr":‘°rlnn» Ht

ons l1lrJ

pit Joiirr ti-;uwr;r.i., no

:ri mend Strsetmppuaite St.i’aul'l Churib l-limrl until tn r\'v~lm:|f 'N I N. ITI-

Warburton Gil Shaw

rtrirri toni, Attorneys, Notary Public, Bri

ltllcor in Cameron Bloch, Ctiiuioiielo-

° K latvin-‘ r

A. A. McLean, K. C., l‘onild v'cKinnon

smooth and nice. 25c. bottle. E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore, Sunny- llld0. Q :alll

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A prion seven- _

town.

Subscribers and others are asked

to remit by Money Order or by Rag- istered Letter. The Guardian is not responsible for remittances forwarded other than as above.

Miss Katherine C. Forbes, Green Mountains, N. S., a niece of Rev. G.. Ernest Forbes, who is known in Charlottetown, was married lui; week to J. A. McKenzie, Thorbuin.. Rev. Mr. Forbes performing the cere- mony. The bride is also known here. nnd she and the groom are present at Present in the province on a hon- eymoon trip.

Thomas F. Anderson, Secretary of

the New England Shoe and Leather Association, of Boston spent the week end in Charlottetown on his i-egiirm from ,, holiday trip to the Magdalen Islands. Mr. Anderson was for come eighteen years connected with the Boston Post until three years ago Wllfll he Was appointed secretary and general organizer of the above named association. Mr. Anderson is a na~ tive of Nova Scotia and this is his first holiday trip ln this direction in eighteen years. 1

t»From Saturday’s Evening Guardian)

Mnlor Jones, Pownal, left this

morning for Ottawa.

Miss Muriel Clark of Wilmot, Vul-

ley is the guest of Miss Alice Doull, Queen St.

B. Calnen, Halifax, was a passeng-

er returning from Charlottetown this morning.

Miss Emma Crowan, Charlotte-

town, is making the round trip by the Northumberland this morning.

H. S. McLeod, Charlottetown, la

making the round trip by the North-

Rev. Father McQulllnn, of Halifax,

was a passenger from Ctiarlottetoivn

on return.

The Northumberland left Charlotte-

town at 8.25 this morning with a good 'passenger list and a gcnerali cargo of freight.

Arthur Vinnicombc, who has

visiting his -parents, Prof. and Virinicombc, Charlottetown, left;

morning on return to Ottawa.

been Mrs. this

Stirling Blanchard, who has

visiting his parents, Dr. and Blanchard, Charlottetown, left morning on return to Montreal.

H. A. Richardson, Toronto, form-

erly manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia Branch at Charlottetown, re- ceived congratulations recently on his 40th birthday.

been Mrs. this

Mrs. J. O.` Hyndman and

Fred Morris, Charlottetown, left this morning to take part in the Mari- time Golf Tournament to be held-in St. John.

Mrs.

Mrs. Edwin Read and daughter,

Miss Edith, left on return to their home in Sydney this morning after a pleasant visit with Mrs. W. P Doull, Queen St., Charlottetown.

Mins Bessie Cook, who has been the

guest: of her Parents, Geo. H. and Mrs. Cook, left on return to Toronto this morning. She wal accompanied by hor sister, Miss Josephine Cook.

Roy Hughes, son of G. A. Hughes

of the P. E. I. RJ, Charlottetown, was rt passenger to `1-lalifax by the Northumberland this morning to ra- sume his duties in the Bank of No- va. Scotia there.

Rev. A. J. McDonald. Truro, has

left for Murray Harbor, P. E. I., to assist at the services there in con- nection with the communion on Aug- ust 25. He expects to be home Mon- day evening next.-v-N.S. exc.

The S. S. Cabot, which has been

discharging a cargo of coal at Char- lottetown during the past few days, was one of the vessels which went to the assistance of the S.S. Eric which was stranded on Sable Island and which has since 'broken up.

The S. S. Harland left Charlotte-

town for West River this morn- ing nt 6 o'cloc|t and returned ~itt' 9. She leaves again in the afternoon at 3.30 and returns about 6.15 p. m. Monday she leaves at 1 p.m. for (lr- well- and Orwell ports. returning Tuesday about 10 a.m.

::Brltish Almond Pink is an excel-

lent preparation for sunburn. There's nothing better that we can recom mend. Ita emolllent properties will he quickly discovered. even after one application the skin is remarkably

DR. CLIFT

Specialist -Chronic - Diseases

ADPRESB- Watsonville. Santa Cruz Oo Cal terrific.

7-I1 lmpd

DR. I. li. CRUKEN

(Veterinary Surgeon)

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o'li‘€I‘§’ii.“i/“.`i‘£l‘{il.‘1§“'5{.ii$§¢'§ £35338 Summerfield. nt. lalari . Address Emgynld, No.1 R. Phone Bl-I.

tlimapd ____v___>____________,

ALEXANDER ROSS, M D - Physician and Surgeon

Oillce and reaid.nce thi! Di

ttiiiiratiimett ti ui

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PeopIe’s Theatre

Undar A [lag 0f Truce

An incident ifihe American Civil

War

_ ln The Year 2000.

Funny i well rome and sic.

Just lile a Woman.

\Vou'd you c-ill it Cnprlcloumoar?

Misa Swoeny in

or. uetiiigiiiiii M m _ p Illustrated S..n|| _ R_ I MCNEILL

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Annu. ~ei-nit” on cntiii i>ri»»».i;:6I;m_pd ,'5 ”°° , , , 3Mi

I G. r. nirrcartsort

I Jeweler- Opticiap J

clianclising business with a view of removing tothe Wcst Iaill dis pose of my business ‘stand and en tirestock of goods at Tyne Valley, The stand comprises a general store 'and all necessary ware- tiousestogether with dwelling ac commodatlon `

one of the very best sections of the province ands large and lucrative trade can be done in produce if the purchaser desires. It is also with- in a short distance 'of Richmond B iy (which can be reached by

' boot) and a large business, can be

.` dime 'with the oyster, clain and

obster fishermen.

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Q y ‘f It pays to buy in this Province. tFx-om Saturday's Evening Guardian )

V » r V Brigadier Har rou of the B lv Miss ith Stem e C II-

\ r' ‘r _ g e, a n- ' Ed p I. harlotte

fifth Army. hu been promoted from towii,_ was a passenger to Halifax by

_ _ ,V » an Ensign since leaving Charlotte- the Northumberland this morning.

Misa ltmma Butler, Charlottetown. will leave today on the B.S. Morwen- na for St. John's,` Nttd., on 3 vlglt.

Mrs. Geo. Arhuckle, Sauk., left by

the Northumberland this morning on return after a pleasant visit to Char- lottetown. ,

Rev. Ernest E. Styles of Pownal

hal contributed a. lengthy ai-riclii ¢,, The Wesleyan of Aug. 21st on the British conference.

I A short account of the life and work 'of the late Mrs. (Rcv.) B. Chappell, so well koown in this pro- vince. apllears ln this week's Wesley- an.

The third shoot for the Ferris Cup

and first shoot for Militia Balver will te fired on Kensington Range, Char- lottetown, on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. A large attendance of members is requested.

The S. S. Harland had a record

crowd, the biggest of the season, on hor trip to and from East River yce- terday. She had 85 passengers going in the morning and nearly 150 rc- tllflllllg in the evening.

The ofilcers in charge of the Char-

lottetown Corps 'of the Salvation Army are arranging for ii memorial service to be held for the late Gener- al Wm. Booth on Sept. lst. Full an- nouncement. will be made later as ‘won as a. suitable building can bc secured.

At the Wednesday evening session

of the Maritime Board of Trade in Truro the following resolution, mov- ed by Capt. Read, Summerstde, and seconded by C. McArthur, Summer- sidc, was presented:-"Resolved, that a better telegraph service between the mainland and P. E. I. is an irrig- ent necessity." The inconvenience of the present. service was graphically portrayed by these and other gentle- men, who advocated the laying of a second cable. An amendment was moved by E. T. Higgs and seconded by R. H. Jenkins, Charlottetown. Acting upon the suggestion of the President the contending parties con- ferred together and agreed upon the following:-"Whereas, the Dominion Government is under statutory obli- gations to maintain telcgraphic com- munication with P. E. I., under the Act of Confederation; and whereas, the present. service is inefficient, un- satisfactory, expensive and frequent- ly interrupted by thc breaking of the cable. Therefore, be it resolved that the Maritime Board of Trade now in session in Truro, request the Domin- ion Government to take immediate steps to place the tclegraphic serv- ice between P. E. I-. and the main- land on such a basis as will ensure a continuous service, equal in cost and cttlclency to that enjoyed by thc people of the mainland. And lnrthe opinion of this Board 5 second new cable is necessary in order to do this." Passed unanimously.

“There’a a good line of new per-

fumes here in 'bulk. All the standard and popular odors are here and the llnc is so exclusive and high grade throughout that we know you will he particularly pleased with the show- ing. Our line of toilet preparations is recognized an the best and these Derfumes ably uphold the standard. Price 50c. an oz. Samples on re- quest. The McKinnon Drug Co., cor- ner Great George nnd Kent Streets.

. " up cur ctrissli

Purchasers of cut glass

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

We know that there is be-

ing marketed by mianufactur- ers who are considered reliable a line cf so called cut glass in which the pattern is ri.-ally pressed, and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel.

Ou' Cut Glue _ it fullyfcut \Viien the cutter takes ri piece in hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every line ia cut and polished by hand.

We control for Ch|trlottetnwn,the

product ofthe oldest and largest Canadian fnctory, and feel that we huvsths very best in cut glass to offurour pritnrrtl.

._'..”$ i -e

Business Stanif and

Stock for Sale

As I wish to retire from the mei

The business stand is situated in

of superb styles and rare beautyoi design as well as thoroughly dependable qual- ities at particularly reason. able prices appeal to you Yon want to see these coats we

now have in stock

$12.25 to $28.75.

The olwuvs busv Store.

Of The New Fall Coats P

Si onlev Bros

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RED SEAL

Non ‘Alcoholic Wine Claret, Sherry and Port at,

L.A. I-IASZARD'S

173 Grafton St.

I . 1 I i

Get Good Heating in the House NOW

Now that you don’t need it is the best time to install

that system so that you will have no discoiuforts or incon- veniences during the cold- serisoii.

Our system of heating has all the latest iniprrrveiiienm,

is so simple. safe, convenient and economical that no ho ise owner can afford to he without it It cuts down t e fuel bill, increases comfort and pays for itself in a few avason’s use. ~ '

Call, Write or phone 393 _I for prices and testimonials.

' Fred H. Trainor

‘ 80 Grafton St--Opp Opera House

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Let us -Attend to Your

Plumbing Trouble

We have a large stall of expert pluurbet's--

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

Our first-class equipment modern methods

. and skilled workmen make for satisfaction when

they attend to your work.

Have Your Home Heated

Properly ,

Dori't wait for the told weather to come bc-

fore you sec to the proper heating of your hottie. Start on the work, now, today and are that your home is well protected from winter's winds and storms. C-all or phone 263 for information rc- ing our system.

Stanley, Shaw £3 Peardon Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

V New Arlvortiarmepto.

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SEALED T|‘ZNDH.|i. ~i, addressed to the Postmaster General, will he received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friiluy. the -ith October ttltz fur the conveyance of His Majestyhi Mnils, on n pr'op'rsetl Contract for four yours, six timer por week each way. between Maple Plains und North Tryon (R uru.l Delivery) from the Putlb muster Gerteralhs pleasure. __ Printed notices containing further in-

formation ua to conditions of proposed Uontriict muy be seen and blank forms of iendor he obtained at the Post.

Offices of Maple Plains North Trfyon and at. the otlico of the Post O ee Inspector. P051' Ulfl-‘ICE fNSTECTOR'S OFFICE

JOHN F. \‘l‘HEAR

Ch"l`own August 24th. l9|2.

Post Ohice Inspector.

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Get Your Racer in

'Good Trim

For putting racing

horses in best possible condition there is nothing quite so good as Molassinc Meal.

Molassine Mcalenables

the horse to get every bit of nourishment from his feed, develops speed strength and end urauce

' and puts the horse in fine

fettle.

Try Molassine Meal

even for a short time and note the marvellous rc- sults Get it from

Auld Bros I

~ Lower Queen St.

III

‘ G. D. Wright

Funeral Director nn em-

halme.-Miss A. l"erguson.Lady Assistant- Personal Attention

and Promptncne Guaranteed.

Anibulnnce calls answered at

short notice

SPECIAKJIES

Disinfecting and funrigatiim

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Fiirriitiirc Repaired and Reap-. holsit-red.

Silent Salcnmren made toordttr

0FFlChI-Klig Sakura Ftinna 830's.itES|Dl!l CE lngtiquara

- Nurttiniae.r'nono;m'l. dttutf

_Iackec System of Heating ---

f The jacket system of home

heating which I li-vc im- proved and perfected is without dnutitfthe most sat- isfactory and economical of any system now before the public.

\\irh thin system you can trout

every room to an ideal warmth through the winter months a. the c st of fueifor one strive.

Call and let me demonstrate this

system ur write today for test- imonialri and particulars.

Jrs. A. Mcliachern 114 Gt. G20. St.

3 i, , r” I 'T73 ' '-

P.E.I. RAILWAY

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|`.Yt GLASSES PERFLCTLY

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by our method. Your vision is strengthened by wearing glasses we tit and '

PRICES ARB REASONABLE.

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