GUARDIAN . - imnunio umm

ity” from New York .

Thcsthooner“Un- _ l hard

lakes

lhe

‘hr :rl Inq

work 0 out , of

with 550 tons of the

best grade of Hard ,SCRUB

Coal willbe due her

C WORK nil*

about the Ist Octo. .

-be1=.~-----W-ff _ ` -

We will be pleased

to have your orde

for delivery from this

vessel. ` 0

ll. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240 “

1* ALABAMA STATE EXPOSIT

.___ V

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept,

tion are the exhibits arranged

' Fire Insurance

For rates in the P. E. lsiimd Mum-nl ‘daily dem,onsti'ations will be g

F' I it 0 ' sifii.ii'L.l'.."33’§....l?I.l‘.!’““ii’l'n.°“ S5633? Hotels Qheese Factories, Writer Min

. s.

etc, etd. Apply to _ U'

U. D. BELL. ict; Sydney Street

are made with a view of hetteri farming conditions in the South

"‘ of the most scientific methods

farm. '

-gi f ir,

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ION.

29.-

The annual Albama State Exposi- tion _opened here today with a large and interesting display and a large nttendnnce. ' Among the nomo;-one educational features of -the exposi-

bl’

the-Southern Railway, the Mobile and Ohio, Cincinnati, New Orlenng and Texas Pacific, the Alabama Great Southern and several other Southern railroads. These exhibits

and iven

_ for

1101118 the work required on modern

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How About YOUR Pick;

Right spices menn right flavor and that is what you want next fall when

put your pickles on the tnble.

Our spices prevent that flat flsvorless taste because they are pure, of

Ht"0“gl1l1._\vhole. clean and unusually good. Price

_‘lc English Essence of Vinegar makes six quarts of pickling vinegar. 1 i ice ............................................................... ..

K°nn ni MC"m any

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c ,1 0 ug o p

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you

full A lb pint p' nt

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' NOTICE of Meeting

The shareholders of The Charles

Daliou Silver Black Fox Compsnv, Limited, will kindly note th'-it thc. Annual Meeting of Sliarebolders will be held in the Kindergnrt ii

Stop Ealing Loose Brislles

Hall, Charlottetown, 'on Tuesd ny, _

Throw away your old tooth-

r4\h day of October, i9i_-4, at 2 p in., when the dividend will be de- claied.

Also, that the books of this

Company will be closed to trans- fers from the 14th to the 24th.

brush and 'get agood fresh

made one from our,new stock. The kind the bristles wouid’nt come out, f '

W. B. Pnowse, _

Secretary-Treasurer.

1846 9-3oMtts7i.

"Visitors *to Charlottetown will

flnd that we have the best assort- ment of smokers goods and toilet

ries in town J G Jamison.

Special Prices-

35c ones for 25c, 25c for r5c, r5c for ioc. ._ '

Geo. E. Hughes

[liiippy and

sund ' , . *- Druggist, 1629-9-22mtf.

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_Conlenled

` ls the man behind a pipe full of Hickey's Brigert CutSinokingToba.cco.His

T\ f pipe dreams will always be

Q / pleasant because this tobacco

" f if _5 , _ -_ is manufactured from only the : _’ ` .1 Q'-_ ‘ best Virginia leaf the Aroma I . - "f" being pure and fragrant. Try .`:.-,'=_‘;’~`;.f.~;‘,»., :_-¢.-. ¢_;.__ it for your next smoke.At all

Grocers and Druggists,

' Hickey & Nicholson

Tobacco Co. Lid.

rf..

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R Lamb Storage

Applications for Cold Storage Space for Lambs

will be received by this Company :np to and including Wfdnesday, October r, I9i3, applicants to state quan- tity, and also approximately length of _time lambs

o remain in storage

are t _ I _

S ace will\ be allotted proportionately should

more lile applied for than available.

All space reserved must be paid for, whether

used or not.

Applications should

outside, “Storage SpeC¢ f0

Thersnmac01as¢.»mg¢c0..L

be sealed, and marked on r Lambs.” ,

rs SL

' h( , Charlottetown.

i`x8io-9-3oMzi.

PIEUII

Q. THE csumiii oiiiimiiin is

IT PAYS to buy in _this Province. ‘

MARINE stir-ie _is undo-moe

that it is llkelytbat work- will be commenced shortly in the construe, tion of the marine slip at-Southport for which the Dominion Government have voted the sum of $2,500. The slip in to be built on the Southport

boro bridge and the Southport wharf, and it is intended to accommodate nearly ,all kiudh of crafts, scowu, dredges, motor boats and small sail-

it is a work that will be oi the great- est convenience' to the public when it is completed. An option has been se- cured by tlie Government on the land on which the slip is proposed to be 'built and already the survey work that is a necessary preparation has been carried out.

From Yesterday's Evening Guardian.

SECOND CROP.- Mr Patrick

Kelly the general postmaster at Selkirk, picked some strawberries on his farm on September 26th. The fruit was very much enioyed.

POLICE COURT.- At the Char-

lottetown Police Court this morn- ing a number of drunks were dis- posed of-Walter Mahar, $10 or 30 days; John Stewart and Harold Donovan, each $5 or 20 days; Wm. Corish and Patrick Quinn, each $10 or 30 days; Wm. Arbing and James McCarron were dismissed and Dan Coughlan was remanded until to- morrow.

IN ST. JOHN.-Professor W. E.

Cameron, of St. Dunstnn’s College Charlottetown, was in the city yes- terday on his way home from Bos- ton, says a St. John exchange. Ht has been in the Hub since the con- vention of the Knights of Columbus, which he went to attend in August lust. He was registered at the Duf- ferin and was heartily greeted by friends here while in the city.

A FASHIONABLE GATHERING.-

An exceedingly picturesque wedding took place on Saturday at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Glaugbton,wheu Mr. Harry l-Iolms-Kerr Dunlop, sen of the late Professor James Dunlop, of Glnsgow, and Mrs. Dunlop, of 24,` Alexandra-court, Queens'gatc, Lou- don, was united in holy matrimouy to Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Roberts, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Roberts, of “Westward l-Io," Talbot-road, Oxton, says the Bcrkenshead News of Sept. 17 Among the many guests present wa Miss Rose Longworth, daughter 1 Mr. H. W. Longworth, Charlotte- town, who wore a blue fancy foul- ard gown and a black panne hut with u. big bow of moire ribbon. Miss Longworth is now on her way home from England sailing by the Em- press of Britain.

::'l‘he Pickllng Season is at hand

and you will find at our store all the ingredients for making good pickles. -mixed pickling snide, essence of vin- egar, curmerie, black and white and red pepper-curry povnder, cloves, all- spices, etc. All,fresh stock. Let us have your order. E. A. Foster, Cen-

- PERSONALS

Miss Ethel isincleir, Summerside, is

the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. K. Rogers, Charlottetown.

Professor C rus J McMillan left

Gill University, after spending the summer at his home here.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sobey, of Stel-

larton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.~M. W. _Wood, Mt. Herbert, for exhibition week. '

Miss Elizabeth Tripp, New Bed-

ford Mass, accompanied by her sis- ter, leaves tomorrow morning on re- turn, after spending fthe past three months visiting friends and relatives in this Province.

Dr. Lemuel Brehaut and Mrs. Bre-

haul; of Calais, ,Me., who have been visiting on the Island for the past week leave this morning n return to their home. The Doctorgis u son of Mr. I-I, J. Brehaut of the Customs Department at Murray Harbor.

Mr. Everett Profit, Boston, _ who

is on ii visit to his home in Aug- ustine Cove, P. E. I., returns there this morning after spending the past week in Charlottetown. He will return to Boston, where he holdin a good position, in about two weeks time.

From `Yesterday’s Evening Guardian.

Miss Clara Melnnis, returned to

Boston Saturday morning after spending a pleasant vacation at her home in Cherry Valley.

The many fridnds ‘of Mr. William

Rowe, Charlottetown, who is ill in the P. E. I. Hospital will be glad

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Dakar! node W ii A over own y em est “Em pr lad by those who use our Cream rgul. aku. ef.e,dnl|y.'l‘hey are gurl. who nomo nd nutritious.

Stewart; Bakery

‘ Kent .lti-oct.

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side of the harbor between the Hills- Mr, F;-,nk E, wnif-,Q of Vernon- re-

ing vessels. There is no doubt tnat' -»-

_,f ments in New Glasgow will proceed

l ._...M__-_/

tral Drugstore. ' . Mtf. AVIATOR PIGOUI, IN

y .

yesterday morning on return to Me- /

No and of singing tl” nni|‘en of op; 2

pojearn, that .bein slowly improv- ug. ~

Rev. H. B. B. Strothard and Mrs. Strothard, of Alberton, (P. E. 1,), are the guests of Mrs. Btrothard’s

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Monc- ou.

turned home Saturday after attend- ing the Elhlblfllon, the guest 01 Mr. Reginald J. Johnston 224 Eus- ton St. _ f

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopper, of

Moncton, who has been visiting in Charlottetown the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dougan, returned home Friday morning.

Mrs. Vickerson, of Bedeque, P, E,-

I., who spent last week in Shediao, the guest of Mrs. Edwin Turner. at the Methodist parsonage, has re- turned home on Monday.

Miss Gwen Taylor daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Taylor, Char- lottetown, left this morning to study nursing in Newton Center Hospital, Newton, Mass.

The many friends of Mrs. Reg-

inald Trzylor, Charlottetown, will be pleased o learn that she is stead- ingly improving after undergoing a successful operation in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Miss Lottie Houston and Miss

Eva Dickieson, New Glasgow, return- ed on Saturday to their homes after Bllending a few days in Charlotte- town visiting friends, and attending the Exhibition. .

Rev. J. Heaney, Charlottetown, has returned from Toronto where he accompanied his brother and saw him comfortably located at the sanitarium at Muskoka, where he is undergoing treatment.

Mr. Ambrose Paoli. son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Paoli, Charlotte- WW". left this morning to resume his studies at Ciueen's University, Kings- ton. Mr. Paoli, who is a brilliant student is taking a double course and is entering on his third year in en- gineering and will graduate in 1917.

Mr. C. W. Otis of the Klark-Ur-

han Co., who are now playing in Charlottetown, accompanied by Mrs. Otis. left by the Picton boat this morning for New Glasgow, N. S.,

_ Mr. Otis is advance agent for his 3 company and after making arrange-

to Truro where the company opens an engagement on the 13th.

:We honestly believe that English

Essence of Vinegar is the strongest and best for pickling and chow. It is guaranteed absolutely pure, a ,strong, white wine vinegar at a moderate cost. One pint of our es- sence will make six quarts of good pickling vinegar and five quarts of , good table vinegar. Price 20e a pint The MacKinnon. Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. Mtf.

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WONDERFUL FEA'l"S..-

. '”_'_ I '

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The French

aviator, Pigoud, in a wonderful ex- fiibirion yesterday flew upside down- and looped the loop twice in e. MOP of 6,000 feet.

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A Great

H ardshzp .1 Dreadnought

Get in the Dreadnought `

class by keeping your system in perfect order so that it may

repel the _

Torpedoea Of Disease and stand.the shocks met in

Life’s Battles.

No need to have your sys-

teiii in a SINKI NG CONDI- TION when pertlaps all you

need is a good tonic to put you where you slnould be

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug' Store- (kir. Prince & Kent Streets

._M.._-

_TA Nail-£1

I Good Polish

One of the best wood pol-

lshes before the public today is‘

Re-Nu-All T

lt is just the thing for auto

bodies, pianos, fine furniture, wood work. hardwood doors, etc-any surface that needs an extra high and dressy polish. ,

Extra large bottle . . . . . . 501: ‘

f l

0 the to-niorrows- u ll

that is

Y tion days, to come in and go through our great range or new Fall r

I I wearables for men. _ _ _ '

` _ This new clothing store is stalting out with a new staxvciawl. ,

Everything is based here on the proposition “how good ' I it for the price." . We Want to .li business with you to-div-to-morrow and for all

` clothing that is slylisli-

right in cnt .ind iit-and thatis honestly priced as well.

` New Overcoais at 8.50, l0.00, l2.00, I5 O0. is 00 i0 50-09- ,_ 09 `

we propose to give you

llffgéva

\ 1

Here`s Charlottetown"s best

Exhibit of Fall Clothing

""° OU ARE SPECIALLY INVITED DURING THESE Exhibi- ,

can we nuke

New Fall Suits at 8.50. l0.00 |250. 15.00. is-0 l. 20-0) 10 27

l New Suits for Boys L75, 2.75. 5 OO 5.50, 5.00 to 54 00., ,

New Waterproof Coats 5.00, 6 00, 8.00, l0.00 i2 50 to 2l.i;0. lk

The Home of Good Hats '

TRIS STORE OFFERS YOU the best new shapes in TRESS

RAT5-FRANKLIN HATS --STETSON HATS-FITWELL RATS -

EASTERN CAPS-TRESS CAPS.

l iiicety in hat styledcni is licre. Your own hat is waiting.

75c, L00, 2.00, 2.50, 3 00 to 5.00.

l All the good shapes---all the right colorings-_--cvcry little

Moore £5’ M cLeod rig-iz! Queen Sl., Charlottetown.

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LELAGITLIN-iiiiiiiiiion Nuwrisns

The following from the Oiiinwll

Citizen of Sept.. 25tl\, will be of spec- ial interest in Charlottetown. THU bride is u niece of Mr. W. Hynd- mun, Charlottetown.

A very pretty wedding was colc-

bmted quietly nt thc manse yester- day at 2.30 o'clock when Miss Gw-en-' dolen, younger' daughter of Rev. Dr., W. T. Herridge and Mrs. Hv"\'l0B0 was united in marriage to lvlr. Eric Harrington Molinchlin, of Ottawa and Arnprior, second sen of the loin' Claude Mclmclilin of Arnprior. _ I The ceremony was performed by the d 's f ther, nssistcd by hor uncle,

presence of the im-mcdinto relatives of

cd with quantities of autumn foliage which was massed in thc hulls and

took place in the large drziwing

room, w l in the einbrusure of the bow window.

' f ferns and green-

young bride wus given away by her

tl Mr W D I-lerridge, und Mr

Ewan Mcliac n, g

The bride looked exceptionally ove-

corded velvet, striped with n. heir

uround the iips brown satin und the collar' and cuffs

l w

chiffon edged with senlskin. Her blouse was of cream ninrm veiled i'

and ai collar of Cnrrickniacross lace ,rind her hat was ri brown punne vel- vet. model with French plumes. In her

boquet of cream orchids, Illlies of the valle and white heather, and her

U I ve

ev -» O

iiinon, with iilinl. of uiiiotliyst sutln trimnioii wltli plumes of n deeper shade and ii corsngc boquct of oi' chids :ind lillivs of the vnllcy.

Mrs. Kennetli Mclnirliliii, the

l1i'idc’s sister, wore ii lovely dress of dcif blue brocndcll uinon,wii.li ai. burnt orange girdle mid Unriuckmncross lnce on the bodice. Her hut wus ii large picture slizipo of black velvet encircled with n wreath of Bmull osproys tlnislicd with :i lnrge one ut the side, and ber corsngc boquet wus of roses und lillics of the volley.

Miss Daisy ltlclniiichlin, the |;room‘s

sister, had on u pretty EOWII of brown crepe do chiue trimmed with brown fur and n brown hut with nr.

bri e a ~~ » ,

, , f St. C th- 0sprcY~

Rev' George Duncan 0 ' “fuel Miss' Mildred Mclincliliii wore ii

hertyg' Edinburgh' Scotland' m 'it frock of ninuve colored orebc

don y

l bl il

d 1 w mg\n\n¢¢ do chiue trliiiinod witi uc nu ii

lmthd families an n e black but with a blue mount.

frlliiliesmnnse was beautifully decorat- A delelllwf “'09 Sclvlfd I" ill” ‘ll“‘

,ingroom ut the conclusion of thc ser- vice, the bridc's table being cciitcrcil

l r c 'lt basket laden with

different rooms, and thc ceremony \\'lfll1i H I1 lil ' d

pink roses, lilies of the vnllcy nu

here the bridal party stoodlwhite bcnther, the hnndlcs cntwiucd

und tied with wide tnrtun sashos of

mmm ,L ,,,.0(,,s,0n 0 the Mcl.ncblin und Duncan clans, sur- ,,,. 0,,e,._m~Ched with palms pink ng-lroundod with vuses of white licntlu-,r ' y' ' ' ' l ii k roscbiids The tnrtnu sushcs

' _ Th f r um 1 n . . -

ters and Killarney roses e M lniid the lientlier lmd nll been sont out

itlli l.

'to the bride from friends in Sri n<

bro mr’ .hill the room's brother Mr. und Mrs. Mclincliliu left inter

, in the nfternoon for New York, Wnsh-

uctul as best man' 1 iii ton and lloston und will be nlisent

. _ ,- . l t ~ 1h.l -

ly in her travelling suit of biowngfor scvcrnl works éiiitili plft N24 aasalijl

tuiu they will re e

. h , 1-, icl l avenue.

I “no of goliil t $vif`.ii“a xildlo esliicslxi lg( The priests from out of town ln-

oludr-ll Mins Gludys Wiiii\\'I:'iigli1'.f A of

, 1 M infrenl. 'l/lr, llnn Mcliucli ii o rn-

were of gold lace covered witi iro n* ‘_ d mx Gmdm] “num of Munb

, prior nn

very lnrgo collection of mngu 9 presents. _ ___,___

“"““ “li” °”"l“‘l “ l°v°ly “h°w°`° <:onniooN urine oi-‘ iii_S Home

TOWN

i y _.V _l only ornament was a very linndsmnr _

l diamond pendant set in platinum, tho l‘0G~\N‘°=P0RT' l‘Nn"` tsallt' 29"

N 0, the m_00m_ The sclmo s nrc cosec o ny an `glNirs Herridge mother of the bride l“"‘l"““" tn " ":"°“t "xl""“i' “‘“'p°“d°d

' ' " -in this my in honor or .rehnny om-

wns beautifully gowned in amethyst M i “en r nr the (mba, who

r on. n le

chmmeuse t'"m ed with embroidered came to his home town to give his

" " '° _ pq ,mg lfrlemls, especially the youngster ,

to ,“‘h§f‘ 'Who W0l`ll\\il> him ns a hero, n chance you are not feeling up to your us-

to Rec him l\ln.V Wifi* NB Umm- The ual good health as 1* von will be con-

glv- 0 :mme was nrrenfrr-<1 es e compliment winced of thu- -- -mini curative :ul , to tho gr:-at infielrler nod Johnny properties. ltd nil sulistitutel.

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brown with trlmminze Of 8001 l" Tim bmi" ww: um rmmmt "ide nxt

CAMAtiUl<lY t1()Ml’ANY

1913 1912

lst 4 mos. lst 4 mos. Incr.

Gross, $l}2,:'\7ti.47 $00,273.89 $2302,58 Not . . . . ... 2|L,78l.86 31,495.41 ° 4713.55

2u 4 mos. 2u<l 4 mos Incr.

Gross $134,117.50 $58,169.53 $5947.97 N4-t... 27,282.51 22,051.62 5230.89

8 mos. 8 mos. Incr.

Gross $126,693.97 Sll8,4»i3.42 $8250.55 Net 5fi,0ll-1.27 53,5‘l7,03 517.34 *l)oercnse.

s.\N'ri.\<:o i-:i.i~1¢"i‘uiv i.I<;H'r

& 'i‘ii,1\i'"i'loN i~iAit.=;iNos

.iiifiizsr rom 1912 fines... ..$'za,4is_xz $35,077.97 Nl-l. .... .. \7,r.49.xo 14,083.55 i~1|f‘.H'r i\io.\z'ri-is (5i'0iff§... ?liTl02,‘ll'\fl,i\2 $203,642.82 Ni-l.... i:io,ioo.:ir. io1\,‘ii5.a3

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If you arc eonetlputed, billions,

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FIG PILLS

This remedy, being composed of vnliiuhlo tonic, diuretic, and laxa- tivc ingredients, constitutes them' the

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pride and admiration on the port the citizens, young and old.

best trentyirut for v»".':~i2 kidneys, sluggish liver, indlgwf" -", constipa- ltlon, and that bill.. r, tired-out

B feeling. Try Fig Pills the next time

The Two Macs , ' ,Sm ` » - - ,

Dr.Ch\|e‘s Otnpnentwill you mop Corrldon is the central figure of the At. all dealers in So and 50 cent

most enthusiastic demonstrations

of boxes, or by mall from The Fig 'Pill of Co., St. Thomas, Ont. Soldat Goof

lE. Hughes Drug Store. .

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