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""`7""' "R A _ < '1'|=° 1°¢°°t- 11°" °11'=~°! Ill- ' 'rue Northumberland arrived in pon. _jg//_' `° `. '°'

,\ 1 #_ ~ Dr. J. T._ Jenhi-ns, City, is in Hall-

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E “nie QUEEN s coUN1Y Edlund? “_” "` `

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guess ’ _ _ _ Head Offices in1New Prowse Block-Charlottetown _

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fax attending the Exhibition

J E and Mrs Dalton, Olioary,

r I A smart boy is wanted to learn a Ei,hn`,m`('m_ I g

John L. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mar-

__ trade. $3.00 perweck will he paid at

__ _ Istart. See classiiled column on first A_M.cN,m,_ F_ M_ Stewart’ and w_ iz. 1 ~ .-

runs 1-'ooo _.1

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\@[ , tion on Sabbath 2nd at Cape Traverse at 1

B McKle City, are among those tending the Halifax Exhibition.

GOOD HAGM _"SURE, ` ____ 11 and 7 and at Searletonat 3.

HBA L1-H__ A ___ - His Honor I.,ieut-Governor Rogers,

_ PURE FOOD. was a passenger from the City ‘li _ th Jas' Tait' Jr" ‘”h’° judged th” 50"'

_ PWWIDIXR. afternoon train to Georgetown yyese °" lxmbits at the Georgetown "hr

< --1.-.___ 4 ' ' bition returned to the city last even l “*°¢ ‘ terday' -- ing'

7"" "-5 " A ~ The mall train arrived in this city

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children.

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supper.

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112! fare food value. Splendid for

Economical, too

Telephone subscribers please add

to their directories the following

_ . All matter of an advertising nl-

tmgh eflfgflg °‘5tl,:_‘;';_ _t_f_'_:____€iW°,:‘__t__3____;”'_'_‘; ture for next issue of '1‘he_G1iardia¢ yesterday were ____ t_me_ must reach this onice early today to

P E I are rn Halifax atteirdln the

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There will be a meeting of the

Durably° stylish dresses

Eldon exchanges D___ _,_ R M_____t____ Eemperance Alliance and all interest-

d in its work at the Y. M. C. A.

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Wholesome, nourishing and 0.!

50 good for breakfast, dinner and

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A. D. Ross, Thos. McLellan and Geo. Bt. Croix Moore.

The services on the Tryon cir-

cuit for Sabbath Oct. Znd. have been changed as follows 1 - Tryon at li a.m. Hampton 3 p. m. and Bonshaw, 7 p. m..

Ou account of the rain yes-

terday and the uncertainty of the weather and the difficulty oi obtain- ing markers the 4th Regiment Ride shoot, which was to have taken place today, has been cancelled. It will be

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pc, ‘ secre ary of state Otta-

wa. to Miss Norah Duci-e Gwy-nne,

' `ter of the late Hon. Justicc Gwynne

and Mrs. Gwynne, oi Ottawa

in thc stron rest F`r I .' C

[__ 1 Q ngllranqe Ompanies _Guardian news department, bvyphone

in tlic world can be effected with lt is Useless to Call up any other

’ I I that oi opening in the early morning

. .of Monday, conurnunications and new

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' . I2 liar an main eitran , d .» _ - .

Office Sunnyside Charlottetown. iiiirthgr inqmiea cad be ciiiadaaily ,Guy M°K°"“° 'md ml f°u_°.w°r° WL.”

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dniwf _ e;

_ Alleys are daily watching the rapid

to the_lovcrs of the game and cvciv

_ , _ _ _ , convenience was afiorded those emzng- ` I . d ._H 1 __ 1 ,ith ° increase the pleasure of bathing ed 111 the sport oi- others who wimos. "°"' ‘V“’ "°°“-1° “° I’ °‘”°‘ “

1x because they are iiiodcru, bcziuti- '§ff1hlt§heT,E§wm;::jiilS'égegsixilighlhz °°“d"°°°d'

ful in design and sanitary. Their durability is their same careful attentifm to the con- Strongest feature_ vcnicncs of their customers which has

the main do 1' k' » the’c11gth

S0 Gl‘<lll0ll Ut hundred feet0Tdnt1hi1smis added at tlllilg

no Phono 393_]'_ rcar a two story extcnsi_on from the

- <1 ni' r 1 ki ~a

Instal :1 bathroom in your honic today and get - ‘Ee m,,f,"_ Hgliglls ;’,‘,’e, °f__‘f';' t"

. . . . _ 1 ‘ ‘ v ' fable lu touch with 11. plumbing service that is up-to-date, anti-eiiration: They are utilizing the expert and moderate in charge. ‘mme “psmfs '°"“°"1y °°°“1’i°d by

, SCC HS t0ClLly¢ f ~ extending this space. in length bv

Opposite Opera H0_1Se_ making- the allcys a total length of

.- sion on the toad floor to accommo-

shot on nfcxt Monday afternoon.

An interesting engagement just an.

nounced is that of Edward Pope of .Vernon, B C, son of Joseph Po undci t

daughter oi Mr and Mrs William Gwynne, of Toionto, and grand-daugh

Persons iiiiwble to get Nlo. 133, The

at any hour are asked to ring 124 an

number. In thc interim, -between the hour of closing Saturday -night and

can he dropped in the letter box of Th G dl

phoning as above

Visitors to the Arena Rink Bowling

ll\“0gress in the building ofthe exten-

date the alle 'in the near future.'l‘he

temporary arrangement for the sum- mer months gave every satisfaction

cver chaiuctcii'/.ed them in the post

the athletic clubs and are

building 11p right to the front over

ground floor which is 15 feet long this

115 feet. Thc ground floor of this ox-

_City, on Friday evening at 8 o’clock.

The milk dealers of Charlottetown

a list f whom will bc found else- wherein this -issue have agreed to advance the price of milk from Oct.

The paragraph re services on Pow-

nal circuit next Sunday which appear- ed in yesterday's issue, should have read:-11 a. m. Pownal, Sunday School Rally; 2.30 p. m. Millview, preaching; 7. p. m. Pownal preaching-_

Miss Florence Ferneaux who has

-been visiting her home in this city left on return to Boston on Tuesday. Miss Ferneaux holds a good position as stenographer and bookkecper with a large automobile firm. She is ia graduate of the Union Com- inercial College.

.'l‘-he weekly mceting of thc P. W. O. Debating Society took place on Tucs- day as usual. liobert Mchauchlan occupied the chair. The debate was! “Resolved that women should have 9, place on the Board of Trustees in the Public Schools.” The speakers on the affirmative weret-Guy McKenzie, Georgie Good, John Haszard, Mary C. McLeod, those on the negative were:-Colin McNevin, Mabel Long- oi th, John Hearts, Lauia Hlouston

n general of the opinion that women

they had a place on the Board,

would make it more thoroughly rep- Jescntativc of the opinion of a. school district, while Colin McNovin, and his supporters claimed that thc place for women was obviously "at home." The resolution, on. being put to vote, was carried hy a vote of 31 ro 19 more than 20 refusing to vote either side. The critic was l\lurdocK McKin-

tlie manner in which thc ilchatc was

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Kodak Films

Thi! films of speed :uni quality.

_ tension will he used by the clubs for

their rooms. A new roof and new walls Johnson @ Johnson

are cin ii the formerbein roi r ¥

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1-1 - 15 ed with rubbcroid. The roof is being

_. ' for- 115 feet, making a double roof, lr-ll?

the object oi' which is, by making a

` two inch air space between the roofs,

~ to overcome the eilects of the warm

_ spring sun which heats the roof and

‘ softens the ice for sleating. If this

0 proves a success the entire roof will

be treated in this manner. The new

We are here to Sell you Guns, Car;§:::‘:r.1..:?§...'.:11;‘,';..f;:;:z3;..*:: Vinegar

tfidges Shootiin Vf-=SfS» D@<>>'S» B@lfS»`=f:f..“i°.‘;111.;';i.;“s:.;..;“i.;“i::s; Powden -Shot in fact everything You H@¢df:.:1°:..:::e:.;r i;“.“s.‘".:.“.°°.;‘::f°.'s::

in the Shooting line, inior ainiigs win he stranded to

Call or write- {’.f.“.l...‘.§“i..“.°.';.$’.i.';';.;`J.‘°`§..“Z..;."f;.EBI

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::Bowling, Burke's Alley unde G I

HARDWARE MERCHANT _moist open iawrui days ini ul e ""‘”"' __- _- . _ -_ -- -»

. . eleven. 9-29dlw¢ "_" _2_ _' _ ` _' _ _` _._' ._

Agent for Pawid Rovfms ‘ -- ,_____he|~e , --f-",.;f,,;’f_\¥_,§`,,_- »---§§f3-§‘-,j¢3'--

dniwfrintf _1>i¢101i_ H. w. ringer. 9-iaimpd

extended right to the peak of the rinii

ioonis will be twenty five feet wide with a fifteen foot ceiling. It will be

big skylight so placed as to be most

existing -at present will be made At

seats, the chairs at present along the

stairway The minor details of in-

wlth the same care as the more im- portant ones and the public may ex-

~ment are young men of keen 'business ability and with a progressive spirit

well lighted by large windows and a

()11rlissc11cc of Vinc-

gar is iniulc from full streugtli Glacial Acetic

1 Acid, und ciicli pint of thc

Egseiicc makes eight pints

::Step at the American House

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Autumn Excursions to ,Boston via Digby and ‘T _Dominion Atlantica Railway via

' Yarmouth.

Autumn Excursion tickets will

be on sale via the above route from Sept. 17th to October 15th, both dates inclusive, tickets good re- turning 30 days from the date of issue. $12.50 for the round trip Apply to

84 Great George St.

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A Larger Loaf

1. You pay less, and you get iiiorc, when you buy

S*1`EWART’S CREAM BREAD.

2. You get niorein quantity. Instead of 14 or 20 ounces,

you get 24 ounces -_-the full standard weight, under the bread law. _ _ _ _

3 You get more quality-tliat real, iioirrisliing, appetiz-

ing goodness that comes from the finest inaterials rightly used.

4, There :ire no labels on Stewart’s Bread. That is

another reason why it will please you.

' Price, (ic per 24 oz. loaf, or 17 for $1.00.

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CREAM

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ready for you to-day.

all that just consider the prices for :i 111iuutc;----

S.1blcl\iuil`s :it 13 75, 16 75, 19.00, 22,00, 25. Sable Scnrfs ut 1°4 . 50, 18.00, 22.00, 25.00.

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Fur Lined coats :it 75.00, 88.00.

lizisis.

_ thc sumo price :is yoiir nciglibour.

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fi l.75, 2.25, 2.50, 525, 3.50, 4.50.

Mudc mostly of stout scrges :ind pzinaiiias--popular sluiclings.

,f -----saves you a third--

YOU'D BE SURPRISED AT thc number of people that have taken 2 aiclwiiitzige of thc big siiving in furs, even in this \\'zir1i1 September weather. f Tlicy’\'c loolccd thc offer over---tlicy’\'c 1'c:1li/.cd iliait the saving is' too great

and too cxccllcntto miss--aiid ihcy’vc had tlicbcncfit. Now---it°s rapidly g<tting to be 11 niuttcr of who is swiftcst--for despite the size of the range-~

it isiilt going to lust forcvcr. just notice some of our prices.

1 Marmot Mniis $4.00, 4.50, 5.75, 6.50, 7.5o,1o.5o

=» l\l11rn10t Neck picccs :it 4.95, 5.50, 5,75, 0.50. 8.50.

1 Real Mink Mufls :it 29.00, 37 50, 40.00, 50.00, 62.50.

Real Mink Neck Pieces at 13.95, 19.22, 29.00, 32,00, 48.00.

Every itcni sold on tlic one price-no cliscount-holiest straight value

No cxng_qc1':1Lccl vailiics--io niukc blg discounts possible -you buy ut

for lively school girls

Y()U‘VE BEEN ASKING for these every day, for quite a while--and we

hzivc bccn couxing the factory---by letter :incl wire--to hurry the delivery. The Express Conipzuiy brought us in the first big lot yesterday niorniiig, and they are

; Bring the girls in--hear what they think about them--test the fit-notice 5 the nent, smart styles--look carefully at thc excellence of the fabrics. And after

That sale of sample furs

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1 'English blankets of absolutely

pure wool--yust m $6.00 pr;

_ - PERHAPS YOI. REMEMBER THAT very

spccial vzilnc English Blanket that wc showed. you lust your? The only trouble was that we did not have enough for all the people thrit were looking for them, This yezir--tlicre's an ample supply we think.

l’crfectl\'_purc wool, 7 ll`1`.~‘.“"i'o` the pair ézxffo

inches in size, each bliinkct "vl1ippe<l” .s'ep."1r11tel_v,

U \'crys0ft, very firm. the minute you take hold of

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8 lb sziinc grade 7,00

9 lb sonic grade 7.50

Sec our lender :it 5.39 pair.

See our leader at 3.39 pan'

R- mn you re.ili7.c that it is ‘all lilrinkct l`l1<.~ii'

i U _ %___.--_`.=a ccllcncc makes the price lou' z1i,__ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _

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of Vinegar. _

Get your Essciicc nero wc guarantee it. _ I

20 cents a pint f

_ which has on many occasions made . ___'__0;__ __;_____

itself apparent. Their ventures have 25 “nh “ch

been attended with success and have '

H 'always met with the warm encourage- 0

. Q ment and hearty support of the peo- I “The co”

ple to whom they cater.

Cor Great Geo & Kent Streets

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For pickling silcccss your

spices must bc the very best procurabic-ilicy must be strong, pure and free . from “tailings” and waste 1

sul>st:inces_

Our spices are recom-

mended to those who want the ‘best for they :ire the purest and best io be secur- ed in the city. They are used by the best cooks in the city who pronounce them the strongest, and purest for pickles and

chow-chow.

Gel your supply today at

Bummeralde, Charlottetown and Picton.

l.- ' Ch l ttet mn

”u;:=.l‘.?“..°:.‘:1‘.£:.*.‘..:°'51v~-=’" ‘»‘l2»T»1u» 6€1.~‘i~- "lf~.-_’

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Bubleot to change should circumstances require: _

Further particulars on application to

W L“‘- _ STEW B R E A D ~-The Macs-“' CARVEI-'L mms

Charlottetown. f' _ __ _ . 2 (. C Q ,~~z<|ui¢1ui Azentn

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From Montreal and Quebec calling nl. Uaspc. Mal Bay- l'L‘|'<‘-8. Grllld Nite 4

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3.454 8 01| Royalty Jct.

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E. l. RAILWAY

Commenclng nn July i~t. 1011!, the train I this ilu ilway will run Al follows

Trains Outward Train Inward

un. my. my lily. M0-T11 uw- slit' ss; \\'e,1‘h. I-‘i-l. Fr. Bat

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