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WOMEN IN THB POSTAL SERVICE.
In 1870 women were for the first time
introduced in the postal service of Eng-
land. In 1871 there were 1,011) thus em
ployed, and to-day there are in the Brit-.
ish I ales about 35,000 postmistresses and
alerks.
Nothing Like
HALT BREAKFAST FOOD
For Nourishing and Making the
Little Ones Happy.
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the child just after weaning should
engage the most serious attention
the mother. The great majority cf p
paied foods produce irritation of th
stomach and bowels because of imprope
ami unscientiflc manufacture. Th
imitation ofthe digestive organs de
vel.-ips into serious complications tha
all en prove fatal. Malt Breakfast Food
theideal health food for children of
ages. It is free`irom stamhy substanc
ea~ily digestedhnd aasimilated,is richer
lesh and bone producing elements th
other foods, and has a deliciousness tha
captives the taste of every child. If YOU
would like to see your child grow stron
The proper ieeding and nourishing of
of
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all
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SUM’Sll)E
AND WEST
‘IEE GU
Mr. andMrs. M. C. Delaney, North
Tryon spent yesterday in Summerside.
Mrs. E. A. Bryan and two children left
yesterday on return to Gardiner Mass.
Mr. S. H. Jones shipped 1,030 live geese
,to Mansfield, Mass., yesterday morning.
I Losr in Summerside a silver watch and
‘gold chain. Finder please leave at this
office. 172i.
Readyfor winter! The new goods for
your selection are here. Order early and
have it ready. Steeves the tailcrs.
17-li 8: w.
with Mr and Mrs D K Currie in the
loss of their infant daughter, whose death
occurred Saturday night.
Tm: tug Frank C. Batt left here Satur-
day night about 9.3) o'clock and towed the
Schooner Polar Stir which went ashore
at Tryon shoals, a few days ago, to
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try Malt Breakfast Food for one week and Pi°°°“°
note well the grand results. Your Grcc
Miss Sexton, demonstrator of the W P
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san #emily you- comets, will give a tree fitting at R. T.
Fall--
--Hardware
Our traveller will soon call
on you with a full liue of sam-
ples.
5 'We ask our friends to see
him before placing their or-
ders.
W.B.AR'l‘HlIR&C0  
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Life
Accident or 
1-.....l!|n$s_§ll» lllfursnfio
we win be ¢ m.
We represent the following urat-class nom-
panies. ` ,
Canada Life Assurance Co. Toronto Ont.
lritish America Fire Assurance Co Toron
. 1°.
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Borwidi Union Fire Insurance Society
lorwich, Eng. `
Law Union and Crown Fire Insurance Co
London. Era- `
New York Plate Glass Insurance Co.
W. K. Rogers 6: Co
General Insurance Agetn.
Great George St. Charlottownn.
Holman's store on Thursday and Friday
the19th and 20th not the 18th and 19th
horses were purchased by Capt. Mandalay
and Maier Rowe in Snmmerside yester-
day, This marks r-he small total of li
procured in this town.
Mn. Herbert James, Fishery Warden
at Marie is the second sufferer from the
storm of Friday evening. His barn was
struck by lightning and all his
harvest distroyed. Mr. James also
lost two horses.
Mr, L. B. Hunt received inquiries last
night from Ch’town parties as to the like~
lihoed of any S’Slde yachts taking part
in a regatta to be held in S’Slde Harbor on
Oct. 10 for a cup to be held permanently
by the winners.
‘ ostrich feathers and velvets will( be
predominating in the fall hats is almost
certain. Our lines cf ostrich goods, con-
sisting of three quarter  amason
plumes as well as three in ag |;nch,tip are
nowreadytobeins ' by .prospective
buyers. We feel cosgdent ». that we can
satisfy your rsqllirements in these goods.
Our close relathinship with the best and
most up-todate manufacturers affords us
the opportunity ofoilerlng the trade even
betteyélues that ever before. Of course
yoyare after the latest in these liues,th en
_/fait until you see what we have in store
foryou. New Paon Panne velvets ex-
pected daily. Call at the Ladies’ Furnish-
ing Store for your fail and winter hat.-
McGougan 8: Wright. ll
M-gill
NEURALGIA. ALMOST DRIVES
PEOPLE MAD.
Only those who havesuifered it. know
of the darting, distractingnpalns and
- , aches neuralgia inflicts. inary rem
edies don’t even relieve, It requares an
extroardinarily strong. penetrating _1inim-
eut to drive out the pain. To get reliel
rub Polson's Nervillne into t ie spot.
Pain can’t resist Nervine which has iive
times the strength of any other linimeni.
Drives.out neuralgia in half an hour,
cessful. Try a large 25 cent bottle.
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Teeth extracted or nlled with-om. p;-_in by our modern methods. '
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If you require artificial teeth,yo\: can cal. in the morning
aes. e rfect fit and satisfaction guar.=nf_<i-cl.
rtincial teeth by the celebrated Wells sysieni.
ds-7 and the price is same as the ordinary plate. If a sett of
we claim for it-don’t pay a cent. `
We are the
Teeth made
- TEETH EXTRACTBD FREE and without pain wieu ,
h de ed.
new teet are or r
If youlive out of town it ia to your advantage to have work
done by ns as you don't have to lose time. We make artificial
teeth, and Crown or Bridge work same day you come _ We
treat and fill aching teeth in one sitting, and
t tha h .
more oo c e
ifyouhave some old roots, or badly decayed teeth don’t
have them extractcdhlbnt let us restore them to their
natural usefulness vu our painless Crown and Bridge
0 PLA-T5
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guarantee no
system., which is undetectable and everlasting. The coat is
cmali whil the results a t.
e re grea
ALL EXAMINATIONS AND CONSULTATIONS PIM.
PBCIALISTS. Honra 9 to 6.
FUR THE  
We are prepared to- supply our
The Frost and W
Steel Plows, Disc Harrows and
.l. I-'leury’s
Root Cutters and Pulpera-Corn and S
and Grinders. .
BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS. ca..i.e.¢..m. r. r. 1. 1; ‘i
Open Evenings
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customers with '
Spring Tooth Harrows.
Sons _
p nan mfg cafe .
Fan Mills, Shakers and Cleaners, Th
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Potato Dire-~rs, Truck Wagons,C»rt Wheels and
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~ Wagons, Harness, Chnrns, Washers and Wrx `
rs.
Our prices are very low for cash or approved credit. Call and;
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FIRST Gmmrsa or AUTUMN.-Thar'
Never fails? Never harms! always anc-
nd go home same day with your new
onlyndcntistr. in P. E. I. w o make
gy t 's system are perfection in eva'
eeth we make is not distinctly w
LLL WORK DON! BY DENTAL
L Tllillll.
ood 6o’y
:raw Cutters, Grain Crueherf
rsshers and Horse Powers.
Axle., nas  Rosa
morning. He and his sisters resided to-
gether. At an early hour in the morning
Miss Mclntyre heard her brother breath-
ing very heavily and went to the door of
his room. By this time the breathing
sounded more natural and she returned
to bed. After arising later she visited his
_room 'and found him a corpse. Deceased
was37 years ofage. He hadiately been
suffering from heart trouble which is be-
lieved to have been the cause of death.
Dr. A. A. McIntyre, D. D.'S. formerly of
this town is a brother of the deceased.
Tm: weather yesterday was fairly good
for the yacht races. There was little
breeze blowing at the beginning but be-
fore the .dnish the wind was rather
strong for many of them. The iirst boats
tobe sent off were those in class A.
which left the starting Point in the fol-
lowing order: Kelpie,owned by McLeod 8:
Grady, started at 2.02,Learlg,owned by H.
T. Holman started at 2.02 35; Orilla,
owned by L. R. Allen. sta'.ted at[2.03; Le
Roy, owned by Webster Allen, Fifteen
Point, started at 2.03; Welcome, owned
by F. W.`Trenholm, Fifteen Point, start-
ed at 2.03 20; Defender, owned by Mont
Allen,Caoe Tormentine, started at 2.04
10. The Kelpie did not dnish. The De-
fender iinished at 4.05 14. Le Roy 4.05 10.
Lea Rig 4.08 42, Orella, 4.11.50. Wel-
come, 4 Z) 03.
Class B.-Only two boats started Chat
crossed the line at 5.21 07 and finished at
6.18. The Wanda,ownerl by A. C. Saunders
Class C, was-next catiedjand started as
follows:-Chat,  Bros.
crossed- the line at 2.21 55. Canthelpit,
owned by Capt. J. Allemsterted at 2.29 15,
Shamrock owned by James Grady starfed
2.23 5-3; Bobs, owned by C. W. Steeves
started at 2.27; Trilby owned by Maxis
Gallant, started at 2.28 50. They hnished
as follows;-Chat, 3.27 10. Canthelpit
3.35 55 Shamrock, 4.27051. Bobs and
Trilby did not dnish.
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C0lllll§ EVCHIS.
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ing convenient to clip and keep for
reference. ' ~ . .
Annias cnannorrsrows, raison nnwsnn rsnaiib.
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_ Guardian readers will_/indthe jbllow- -
Mr. Benj. Bremner went east yes(
day afternoon. »
Hr. William Enman, Nashawa, N. H. is
visiting his home in this city. _
Mr. W. C. Kennedy agent of the C. P
R. leaves this week for Buffalo.
Mr. Earl Martin, Boston, will arrive is
the City by the Yarmouth this morning.
Mr. W. D. Ross leaves to-morrow morn-
ing for Halifax to attend the exhibition.;
Mr. M. Johnston and Captain McMillan
were passengers by the Princess last
evening. , f
Mrs. (Col.) Humphrey, Halitax, 
a.rlve in the city by the _Yarmouth this
morning. ,
Mr. E. W. Latter, representing the
Canadian Paper Company, Montreal is in
the City. v _ A
Mr. John A. McDonald, Principal of
Montague High§_School has returned to
Montague.
Mr. Fred. J. Westlake, who came to the
City Sato' day, returned to Souris yester>
day morning. _
Mrs. (Dr.) Mslllwen of O’Leary who has
been visiting in the City leaves today
visit friends in St. Peter’s and Brid
town.
Mrs. Wm, Polland, Portland, Mc., who
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started at 5.22 os, finished at 6.26 os. The ,hes been visiting with friends in’ Basel-'
time allowance has not yet been dxed by b100k Mid PCWDIL l'°¢\11'll°‘l 1101110 1950;-
” *d'°l'ti5*d- 1| ati ejudges and after their repbrt, there dw- _
wart
OUT of a lame number of offers. only 0 “BY 5° ° “Hgh” °h‘“3° ‘F "N "“f”°"'°~ , We are ghd to note- that Dr. Ste
SUDDSOD, New Glasgc.w,..whc has been ill
ing io patients as usual.
Mr. George Carver arrived in Halifax
yesterday _evenin_g, with samples of
lobsrcrs tcbeerhibited at the fair now
in progress in that City.
th
Miss Alice Bryenton, in com any wi
Miss Katie Haley.-Picton Advocate.
Yssterday morning were: , M-a. Philip
Large-and Lira. Heber Burrill, Mr. Roland
Mellish who has been visiting his brother
Mrs.Saunders to spend a short vacation in
the neighboring Provinces; Messrs B. E
Monday in each month in Meohanicghall
Prowse Block.-E. Gammon, Rec. ecze-
tary. `
- onanon ounna.
Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd
and 4th Fridays in .Wright’s, Hall,
at 8 p. m.-D. MoN1m..` Recording
Secretary. ‘ " '_ '
St. e'veorge's Lodge, No. 1171 nieets
evez Tuesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in
ozre. Han.-D. J. mexmms,
La:=yWalla.1-eLodge ~No. 27,* meek. lst
and 2lrdFridays, in WrightsHaiL-MBS.
Cnossu.sN,R.Secy.~ _~ ~ -'~ '
1 L. 0.Y.B. A.--Mispah, 
Young BritonLodge,No. l48,__meet.aavary
Tlllirlfliy nilrht in 08’et‘s Hall.-J
Chappell.R. Sec’y. ' ._ - . _
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
CIT! Council meets' the second Mmday
n each month. Dr. James -Warbnton
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk.
The Charlottetown School Bchrd meets
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CHARACTER IN MEDICINE.
There is character in Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment -_yust such character as has made
Paton s Coats.
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bona ofseotland meets every second
caieaenia club meets im Tuesday ef
-Isaac Lane en route to Halifax to attend
the Exhibition; Miss Helen Eden,
returning to Halifax; -
- Among the outward passengers by ~ V
express 1-yesterday -memmg ‘-  ,;’
cel-peral 'win Meme im-ejain the an-my
Medical Corps, Sussex, Leslie Adams 
Summerside;Mr. and Mrs. Jas." 
who have been visiting the city the guests
et  and an-s. Lassen, 'returning to
Montreal; Dr.Fred Baydeld for New Yuri;
»H.'V. McKinnon for St. John; A. E.
Peakeofvthe Imperial Oil Co.,for Summer-
aide; 'Ivan' McKinnon.. for 
Rev. Dr.__Andrews _ for Sackville; Mr.
Askill and wife to  home in ~Min'naa‘
1101;.: Rev. hir. Bryan, returning" to The
Y ape promptly
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'hands of th_c Canadian retailer and con- . 13 d&'1y' . QUEEN STREET
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work as to the' future fasshionsfa gee?
as possible by the Eumtplgafiggdgficidgil- 1 if pal nt ?
either in his factory or n the swcatshops . K8l'\DBfl’\ J Mtfiifl B- A
of Berlin. Manysnch garments 'gm un. v ° ° ° 0
:.°ii‘i‘;.:i'2.ii:.fi:'.&."~.“.'s.°i‘;°..i!‘.ii;‘.i; *_ aint P ?
. designers in Canada for Canadians. If 'N Bufkur’ sonata’ Nan hun* R ‘
YOU 8% Plton s you get the best.-12 tf _ MONEY, T0 LOAN. ? ? P *
French Flannel Walsts entirely distlnc- OFFICE:-*Bn* 8 Building' a l n
uve ef°rm__remember th.t_ S\llIllI\Bl'8idB P. E. mild.;
Aline pervaded by an air of freshness ,..__¢-_-___ .-;_?_._....
Lads
kcts
If you want a fall
--»v1s1t our
P00111
We Mrs just
the very latest
all the leading
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ees. 1.,§¥..~.Z?....1”$'.Zl'..,..1.”§..i".‘°l'. 200 SWISS to
ici- a short time ia abcntagain and attend- g
aa: Eezes a
  prices
Mr. J. T. Meliish; Mr. John Saunders and'_
Mews, ch... emi., H..-em Jennie., °
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Among the passengers by the Princess   
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All the new standard Jacket
patterns kept in stock
has
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Oak Timber i'.‘I.$,‘..°;’.f.’°..““f»"i.°.‘.‘§‘.‘.i‘,‘.’.°.“f..‘°,....
Specialties for chndren and family
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D .ch ie. ea fl aa ii-ea ni gm”
wlorld gsgres D:nChas?~.i Olntgient had ptmxu md fume"
denim me ram. Paseo as ;i<.¢i.i;°.e.».i;s.-ie.;iii.-»i:.=.~ as   B0=11‘d S~ _
` in D~.~ease. Itisthe standard Cunt- . 
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ERFECT IT ET uLcpNlm X fqpP£ARA||c£ 1;ym¢e1;?cgr:§;&i:pe;;peh;r?re.» of Dr. Chase- y ;,7,.¢¢_ 6 h0`°l\'\PbU|'l
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Ladies’
_New
Fall
Shoes . ,
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" Horeexpenaiveonescanbemade, of course,
battheywillnortcokany better,  a
.-_-D V_ _M _ p  l\oB¥STandthatls
_ _ ..   A - Wag: Sllelxiiiz-Wiiiiaxrxs Paint.
We have a full line ol' fhegg gg¢]ni1{o;‘mt"»n:§uBm.h°pP||”m;";l, W," dnvn
msguuon w cannon
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Flno Wadches
Spectacles
Silverware
Rin#
W° me up our .i is .he ouanoxas
*fn YG" an 35005 Phcgtlnalitxes and how well
In W6” if YOU Gall at the store Cameron Block
.» SCHOOL BOOTS this fall,\
l and when you wants a»
1 pair of Boots, that-_ will give A
yollfvour moneyls worth and
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buy them here; as those that
A have dealt i-ere know that it is
, “the” place to get good 
A . for’ the least money.
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- We have some specia}\ ling..
V ' 0fB"»ys’Boots.0il Grain and
_ BnH, which wewill sell at a'
.very lo- 
~Give ua a call when ,yon
want Boo`8.  ' D