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is a good month to lay in a supply o Coal and Wood. You get both good and dry now and at the lowest price. I

We have a big

stock of Hard and Soft C o a l a n d Wood. Send u s your order.

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_They cost no more than the inferior

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Once tried you will use no other,

All sizes to fit any.Cnmera.

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Hard New Willard

Wand . ' Chocolates

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Kinds J ust arrrived 'here today

some of the daintiest sweets

Of _ that ever came from Wil-

dipped chocolates.

and ions purity-the variety of

Lowest Prices flavors-and the genuine

at these chocolates.

` Call in today and take

Coal Yard MacKinnon "l‘°“° 278 ` .D if u g Company

_ lards- the lhome of fork-

The Best Quality

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relia Ie tobacco so to an '- i~. ~ honest manufacturer. W "*~ " ' ` » have _eamestly striven _to _ _

establish such a reputation,_and believe our old_friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey fi Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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for Men i

Authority has been received by

li. dcoi. J. R. Align, O- C- 82nd Regiment. authorizing a Depot of Infantry for Overseas Servive.

250 Men Wanted

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Pall ct:o remain together throughout t efampai n. __ - f Apply to die Recruiting Officers Major C. Leigh, Charlottetown Cap. W. C. Cook, “ Lieut. L. A. Moore, Summerside

and; any' Officers of the 82nd Regiment

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The Central Guardian

CONSERVATIVEB. ATTENTION!

-THE LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION’8 ROOMS IN THE

ARE OPEN EACH DAY AND EVEN-I ING.

FRIENDS OF THE PARTYY ARE

INVITED TO MAKE USE OF THESE ROOMS ,DURING THE CAMPAIGN.

AT THE KOSEY KORNER, break-

fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to 2; supper, 5 to 7. ' mtf

BORDEN EKPECT8 EVERY MAN

TO DO HIS DUTY BY MATHIESON -THE MAN WHO DOES THINGS.

TENNIS TEA.- Attend the tennis

tea at St. James Courts on Monday afternoon. Tea 15 cents. Ice cream 10 centi-i. 2920.

FURNITURE SALE.-- The auction

sale of furniture belonging to gh. 'l‘. A. Benson, advertised for Sept. 1 th has been postponed until Wednesday, Sept. 22nd, at 1.30 p. in. 2332.

SUNDAY MEETING.-Rev. George

(‘.. Taylor will give an address at the Marine Wharf Sunday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to tho seamen to be present at the meeting.

CARD OF THANKS.-Alexander

and Mrs. McLaughlin, of Stiinliupe, wish to thank all kind friends for synipiitliy shown them in their recent sad bereiiveniciits- 2935.

TO ATTEND SYNOD. -Rev. Canon

Simpson and Judge and Mrs. Fitz- gerald left yesterday nioi'iiiiig for Tor- onto to attend the General Synod ol the Churcli ot' England which opens there on the 15th Inst. Canon Simp- son while oil this ti‘ip will pay n visit _to his son Stewart who is with the Can- adinn forces at Viilcartier training for overseas service. '

WHY DO OUR FISHER FOLK8

NOW CHANT A SONG AS THE GREAT WHITE FLEET GAILY STEAM8 ALONG? WHY D0 OUR WORKSHOPS NOW MERRILY RING AND JOLLY OLD FARMERS WHIS- TLE AND SING? 'TIS THE LIFE AND HOPE PROSPERITY BRINGS, FOR MATHlESON’S GOV'MENT IS DOING THINGS; FOR MATHIE- SON’S GOV'MENT IS DOING THINGS.

swiivimino r>AsAoE.- rin- wini-

mlng parade of the men of the Island llattery at Camp Brighton is a thing of joy to the men this hot weather. After un arduous n.ioi'ning‘s drill a plunge in the river gives a keen zest to their appetites. The accoiniiioda- tion ut the two houses is' taxed to the iitiiiost_ High dives from the roof are cleverly performed, while every.kind of stroke including the breast, side overhand, back and the speedy “i_‘rawl"` are all exhibited with more or less proficiency by the men.

NOW, WHO SHOULD WITHHOLD

THEIR FAIR MEED OF PRAISE FROM MEMBERS WHO HAVE BROUGHT US HOPEFUL DAYS; WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR COUN- TRY WELL AND TRUE, UNDER A LEADERSHIP STRAIGHT THROUGH AND THROUGH? FROM A LOVE OF COUNTRY ACHIBVE- MENT SPRINGS-SO, LONG MAY THEY ALL SERVE STILL DOING THINGS! STILL DOING THINGS, STILL DOING THINGS! -SO, LONG` MAY THEY ALL SERVE STILL D0-

ING THINGS!

INSTITUTE MEETING. - The Mal-

poque Women’s Institute met Thurs- ilziy at the home ot' Mrs. Thus. Mc-- Niitl. Mrs. EriiestMcNutt, Mrs. ’l‘hos. McNutt and Mrs. Delaney had cliarge oi' the programme which was as fol- lows: Duet by Misses I-lclcn und Rutll Noonan. Solo, Somewhere ii Voice is (falling, Mrs. Ernest Ramsay. Recitii- '

Miss Tess Linglcy, Song, Sweet and Low, Mrs. Thos. McNutt, Miss Ling- ley, and Mrs. liiimsay, Mrs. L. D. McNutt. Solo, a Perfect Day, Miss ltuth Noonan. Piiino solo. Miss Helen Noonan Solo. Myrle, Miss Lingley. Ice cream and cake was served and ii most enjoyable mid profitable after- noon wus enjoyed.

A NARROW ESCAPE. - Mr. Wil-

liam Scott, Charlottetown, steward ol the t‘,. (I. S. Miiito had a narrow escape from drowning at Halifax some days ago. While going aboard the steamer at night he in some way fell overboard. As the dock where the steamer is bcrihed presents a sheer concrete face. affording no means for a. man by his own i-t‘t'orts to save himself, Mr. Scott's position was perilous in thc oxtreinc. Fortiiiiately his cries for help were heard and members of the crew by prompt action succeeded in icsciiiiig Mr. Scott. just in the nick of timc, he being about exhausted when pulled out of the water.

RECRUITING CAMPAIGN START-

ED.- The opening meeting oi’ the new recruiting campaign of the Infan- try unit for l’. E. I., was Thursday evening In Stanhope Hall. The meeting was ii public one and there was a good iittoinlaiice, more especial- ly of young mon. The meeting display- ed some entliusilisni. Rousing addres- ses were delivered hy Dr. Fullerton and l)r. Dewar. Both speakers plead- ed the urgent needs of the Empire for men. A time like this culled for the best ami the best blood ot the British hrced had been spilled lavish- ly, hut still tlnfcnll was for more and

be on hnnd to convey the 82nd Regi- ment Band and ii. large party from (Iharlottetown. but no about 25 auto- mobiles were commissioned to convey the Farmers Picnic to and from the Cliff, and an unfortunately break- down of one of the cars at the shore. which rendered iiccessary the assist. ance of a number of other cars, the expected autos did not turn up In time to convey the party to Stanhope.

::8ORE FEET-Are ydu troubled

with them? Peiislar "fl‘re\i'I Easy'

lion, Miss Muriel McNutt. Piano solo. ,

more mon. it is hoped the first meet-

ing will bear fruit in a considerable . A5 I1 “km mod ‘md miuiiim. to the mnks or uiq island C<>“\l>li‘Xl°\\ \’°““¢i"°f contIngent.` It liiid been arranged more is "mhhill \1\\li9l‘ that a number of automobiles would the sun that will glvo

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KOZEY KORNER.-'DIi‘in'er‘i-nenu

today: Chicken consoinnie. Entree. lamb stew and onions; joints. roast loin of beef. dish gravy; steamed and

mashed potatoes. string beaéit; Enli- lish plum pudding and s_uuc_ , tea o coffee. ‘-“ ' i

SUPPORT THE MEN WHO ARE

HELPING TO REDUCE THE MORT- GAGE ON THE ISLAND.

10 CENTS A SET.-Anyone who

wishes may enjoy s. game at 'the St. James Tennis Courts Monday after- noon. 15 cents or ice cream and cake 15 cents.

T0 VOTERS.- The Guardian dir-

ects attention to the Important notice ot’ the city corporation in this issue. Franchise voters should read it care- fully it interests them. 28-Il.

BY RE-ELECTING THE MATHIE-

SON GOVERNMENT BV AN OVER- WHELMING MAJORITY YOU PROVE TO SIR ROBERT BORDEN YOUR APPRECIATION OF HIS SVMPATHETIC CONSIDERATION FOR THE lSLAND‘S CLAIMS.

ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED. --

Mr. M. C. McKinnon regrets tn nn- noiince that owing to his continued illness it is necessary to cancel_ the following engagementsz- Glasgow Road, Sat. Sept. 11th; Lot 48,‘HIgh- field und the Peoplc's Church on Sab- bath, Sept. 12th.

co|.i_Eo.E oPENs.- si. Duiisuins

College opened on 'Fliiirsday eveliing ami by all indiciitions this will bc a banner year at this institution. ’l‘hc attendance is the largest for years and therc are many students yet to arrive. On Friday inornlng high iniiss was celebrated at the college by ills Lordship Bishop O’Leary. - _

WEDDING BELLS.- A very _inter-

esting ceremony was performed at the Methodist Plirsoiiagc, Pleasant Valley, when the Rev. L. J. Leard united in marriage, Mr. Merton E.

Biignall and Miss Hattie B. Talylor. both ol' Hunter River. The bride ook- ed charming in it gown of blue silk. After the ceremony the bride and groom drove to the home of Mr. Jimi- es (larew where a wedding supper was awaiting them.

PRESENTATION TO GUNNEFI

GASKIN.- Gunner Ewart Gaskin of No. 2 Heavy Artillery, fihnrlottetown, P. E. l., arrived homo lvcdiiesilay at"- ternoon, and on lfrlilav evening a nunrbcr of his friends iritliercil at his home in Middle tiovcrdn-le und pro- sented him with it signer ring ac- companied with the t'ollo\\'in:_: u|lili'c.ss_ says a Moncton Paper.

::DEMAND QUALITY DRUGS. A

little difference in the QUALITY of DRUGS, may mean a great difference in results. WE offer only the HIGH- EST QUALITY, and BEST SERVICE. JOHNSON &. JOHNSON. DRUGGISTS.

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in his line as the Doctor is

his? He should be. ‘ lf you should employ a high priced iircliitect to draw plone. you certiiinly wouldii't place the building contract with ii. third rate builder.

The matter of deciding on

remedy is important. Init

.should bc ii mutter of equal in portence to have that reniei prepared accurately from pui

active drugs. LET US FILL YOUR PRES- CRIPTION. A complete stock of prescrip-

tion drul-is und ample experi- ~eiice enables us to give you superior prescriptioii service. Prices arc ns low as vnu be had for good prescription service anywlii-ri-_

Proscriptloiis put up .hero

will do the work which your Doctor intends them to do.

SK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT

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Freshiarrivvals of Smart Suits, Coats and' Dresses ready for

you this morning.

HERE ARE THREE NICE MODELS that give a little idea ofthe sort of

coat styles that you will find here. Just give them a bit of attention-notice how

wearable they are-how practical and as well how smart.

New fabrics this fall-chinchillas-heavy soft tweeds- corduroy velvets- '

Salt’s Fur Fabrics-Baby larnb-Plushes etc.

Notice the new collars-see the easy walking length of each garment and

study the economy price on each. --

Coats at $7.50, 10.00, 12.00, 16.00, 20.00, 22.50

Special leaders shown at~8.50 and at 16.00

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About the finest collection of styles and materials we

‘ have ever shown. if you think that bo_y’s clothing is not

seriously engaging the attention of designers and manu-

facturers see the suits and coats in this advance display. I , ’ They will show you unmistakably how much care is given

` to style, how critically fabrics are selected, and how very

. carefully they are put together to resist the hardest wear. ~ This assortment is made up of the finest that Can be

put into boy’s clothing. And yet the prices are such modest ones as parents will gladly pay.

$5.00, 5.75, 6.00, 7.50 to 12.00 A

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Special Clean-up Sale of Stockings

all day Saturday

Boys’ good strong school hose 1-1 Rib colors black and

tan, sizes 6 1-2 to 9 regular l5c and 18c per pair_._._Z5c clearing at 2 pairs for ....................................... ..

Girls’ plain hose fine lisle thread black_ or tan C

7 _1-2 8 and 8 1-2 regular price 30c now per pair ....... ._

Women’s plain lisle shoe hose_ in black, tan and 3 Sc

white a regular 25c stocking. clearing at 2 pair for...

Women’s silk lisle hose in black, navy, tan and C

white regular 40c 2 pair for ...... .................... ._

Women’s mercerised lisle hose high spliced heel,35c

ribbed gaiter top, 50c now...... ......................... ._

Women’s fine silk stockings double garter top C

black, white or tan all sizes regular 85c clearing at

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Afte. ' gi day of wr tk' and

an evening of pleasure you’re .ready f0I' ,H NZ nighlys Sleep. Youll get it t00_r¢-`1ardless_ot‘_ the hcaty if ygu are in_side.a suit of iii.-st cool oaiamas- They're mia, Iity comfort- able-made Of thin (bill durable) fab rtcs _ an_d cut big to prevei ‘t binding-

Better let u S wrap up a

couple of suits' for YOU I0- day so you ca li'_stai't to- night with a ing SIBCDI Each suit will cost YOU from $1.75 to $250 not much for such gold Qual- ities!

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