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,We ner’s. Jewelr S

bis year than ever b foie

You will agree with uh that we have almo t _ d

M5913” Possime In sl-‘*°f 3, Br00Ch¢8 Belt Pin; - .ston's, Montague, *°-°

Yales, $0

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ESTABLISHED .868 _ _ ,_ ff;

When ln_ search of a little Souvenir of your trl to P E I l

place ,O nndlnst what you want is P . . s and the iiisigent in Montague. His office phone bon’s Drugstore, Sour-is.

Wellner’s Jewelry Store ,

5 --I _ _¢ ,I elmneive repairs. G. Undertakar'a office. MEtf.

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Mr.Mai}.You Save $1.00 By Buying These Boots

We have a."l"'°i3l1=>l if nien’s American boots

here. They are made in a vrry good quality o velour

leaiher. lluicher cut, with dull calf tops and

~-- tion for advsrtisfni: in _this column.

...'Tl-IE MORNING DAILY Guar- Cash must accomlllmy order. Mini- lun can he obtained at W. A. John- 'mum charge twenty-five cents.

-- ...°'l‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar-

..."l‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian dian can be obtained at H. J. Ma-

18 and residence phone 20. -~ `

__ ...°MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN is Guardi-

..__'REPAIRS.- The Ferry wharf an representative in Souris. Hia t Lower Montague is undergoing phone 'number is 5. W. L. Dingwell

---*NOW A RESIDENT- Mr- A- D- ...°sUBsoR1Bsns eneuia renew it

2453452226 Ol il;stG°°rses;t;e¢eutly£ peek arise huefore rpedtim; they

- ma r a ave pa or as exp re an thus

?v°0l‘i!¢t0WH. 1188 tllkell l-he 1101190 011 :not miss an issue, ds ull papers are

ater Street formerly occupied by l

Mr. Frgnk D' McDonald’ G- Iiiipizaont nued 'promptly on expired

COUNTY 'COURT--The A“§“H¢ ...°on Monday, August zstii, time

$5550" 0! the C°““fY COW* “Wt at will be an excursion on the S. S.

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- Fifty shirts all good paiicrns and l makes taken out of stock and placed

on sale. simply as a snap. ,R-,qular prices

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Our line of Souvenir Jewelry is more comp! eie ...°rr Pays _te my in this pi-gym., ‘ _,foam csiN'r per were each leger- “.1 \ ~ 3 '

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A°°"g°§)°“'“ °” T“°5d“Y the 19th- Harland, under the auspices of the

upied the flttention ofthe Court Muna Brush wha" at 3 D m re for the greater part of the day G return at 7 Ice-cream and other rc- I

,EXCURSI0N_ The Georgetown freshmenfa will be served. Return

géting Association *td amoow ticket 2., cents. 1000-8-20M3i.

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$1.15 to $1.50 and the sizes are 14fo

10 inclusive. Sale Price 90.; each

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hlirli fi ef---\ 1-ii' vLb_l»y. mm ima .iyiis-ii.

_ ;|h¢ ie;-ii nr milf of ihiie hcois is $4 oo a pepr ut ilic- l.r:i_id is ii-w 10 ,ou ard ,Int is ~- “ 1) vlf nie tlleimg ilrem at ihe :1-ei ial intro.

Get your pc ny v. les ll-_i-g,

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Due to arrive per schooner

Laura M. Lunt ard Sedgwick 15oo tons best quality Anthr- icite Coal in Nut, Stove and Egg sizes

We Would Advise

intending' purchasers of hard coal to biok their orders noiv

an the price advances la'er in the season.

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0. Lyons 8|. Un.

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Do you want to give_a pres-

ent- that is dainty, ornamental and useful to a liiide or to al iriend? ,

If si you will find what you

want iii our beautiful line of finest quality Iapanese hand painted China.. Our stock cl n- tains many useful articles and the designs are graceful and pleasing to the eye. -We will be pleased to show you the line.

C 'l/V. Patterson

Farm for Sale

The undersigned ( ffers lor safe

lwr farru of 37 acrrs at Oyster hed Bwdge wlili good dwel ing ho= se iuid f»uri1». Tne crops now giow ing thereon will he sold standing

lf not .~old privately before Sep-

tember 15, will l~e sold by public auction in that day, at l 0'll0¢ll' ri. in. At the same time the stock. fanning implements and furni ure will be sold

Fr r further particulars apply on

premises to

MRS. (Dr) GALLANT

Dried this sth any of August isis

MARGARET GALLANT

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‘,` » n - uif‘*"` 7 - .. in iW°°'_°.°fIil7f5° "ii" Iligh Grade Coal

i in i nina we amy- li 6°" “°° riiattiiar-,oiivliien you order YW °°“ “'22 ` of getting satisfactory coal if Y°“ °°

to us. ~

Wo have on hand _put now some Il- ii li d ein for ran Mill

:are limi. u;;|T:i’iLl:|-s‘e=1.Bci;sen gg 632:! J' iilil”l:°el‘\u}rsde Amr( san $232111 “%h°§% at ns n s tnuls sol. .z§’i'.=‘::i‘l§:’::'. ':.ir.i:..:::‘ .':.r.~ri; will ha me O'

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light. excursion on the Ferry Steam-

or "Montague," on Monday evening the 18th, calling at Lower Montague

other attractions in town, was not lv residents of Georgetown, ure so large as was hoped for but those , visiting lrlemis lm-e_' G,

who did attend spent a rnost enjoy- _ -- able evening. The route taken was ,..*Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Hemphill of out the harbor as far as Panmure Pi-:tou, N. S., are visiting Mr. Hem- Island, and a short distance up the philrs parents., Mr. and 1vlrg_ Ed. Uardizan River- The youu: people warn Hemphill, Brant Point. G.

amused themselves by dancing for --

wh’ch Mr. P t M is '

1 9 el” ON' 011 fl1l'nlB11B0 ...'Miss Maclntyre, Millner with

music on his violin. G. J. J. Hughes & Co. Souris, was s_

" "` ""'_' passenger an the western train Tues-

(From Yesterdafs Evening Guardian) d/i_v on return to her home in St.

Thi? B'¢l1"lld8¥l¢¢. DI'0bl1lJlY OWUIE ‘Wi ...°M1‘. John Bell and wife, former-'

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THE SCHOOL THAT HA

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Photo Taken Today

You can get the best in good

photo-work here. Are the newest und most artistic effects. Most

John!

...'WEDDING BELLS.- The home

of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Campbell of ...'Mrs. Gar Rollo Bay West was the scene of u und son~in-law

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. _ _"ei--f"-1=‘--““i~--‘f“-E'-‘ef THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE

Y D n eve t _on the evening or erick Rankin of East Boston, Mass.,

J "ly 15th when their eldest daughter are spending a few weeks in George-

go CO0K STUDIO

reasonable prices

Desb iisy Blotlr

Chi'dren are interesting in each

stage of their development.

Miss Ella Marion was united in mar- town. G.

riage to Mr. Churles H. Cofiln ol Bay -- Fortune, Rev. A. D. Mclntosh oi- Mrs Briggs of St. Louis Mo. and iiciating in the presence of about fifty Mr. Charles McDonald, of the D.G.S. guests. The bride looked charming Canada, and his bride, are visiting in a gown of cream eatin atripedi their mother Mrs. Alex. J. McDon- voile and carried a. handsome boquet nld, Georgetown, G, |

of white roses and was attended by her sister Miss Annie, who was very ...'Mr. Stephen Hessian, student dalntily attired in il cream silk mull. with the law firm of McLeod and

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Let pictures keep them as they

are to day- pictures full of nncrn ~irions, unalfected grace, and the individuality of the child.

Make an appointment for t`.i.m

to inspect our play room.

The Bayer Studio

served. The groom‘s gift to thc t°“"“ 0” ‘1 Visit to Mrs- M‘"`d0°k'B

The groom wus ably supported by Bentley, Charlottetown, is spending his Cousin Mr. Russel Taylor of Mor- his vacation at his home in George- cll. The wedding march was beauti- town. G.

fully rendered by Miss Aylmer Mc- _ inwen, aunt of the bride. .mer the ___'Mrs- Murdock and little H011 Ol- ceremony an repaired to the dining Picton, _were passenhers by the S.S. room where a sumptuous repast wus E“te1`l’l`19e 011 Sllllllrday to George-

liride was a beautiful piano cased sister MTB- JUN" Stewart- G' organ and the many costly presents

_ _ ___'Mr. and Mrs. Georze Stevenson,

received from friends showed the pop ‘ and daughter’ Miss Edna, and son

ilurity of the young couple. Herbert' of New Glasgow’ P. E_ I-

drove to Georgetown on Tuesday on

~ - n short visit to their daughter Mrs.

WE MAKE TEETH

mniirantee them to fit exactly. Wi all we can io save ure tevtn you on ii it in pouninle lo save tlien

we-will do so- ll ni-l., we will give you < hi beat suoaiure iioimloie to get ii you

enéruiit our dental nvegsto un we assuvi 3 ou uf aNu‘|.il`ant satislis tion.

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Arc You Using Arena Lawn

- _ mein on the "Island for several weelii

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P16851* S 6 ll Cl yOU! ___»1vr.-, fr. ri. some ei Lime my-er,

"Fly time is hcrc. We carry all the

necessary ro son pads and papers- 1"Kill 'em Quick" discs do good work

. _ -5c. pkg. E. A. Foster, Central

Percy Manuel and will take in the Georgetown Regatta before leaving

for home.G.

...*Messrs N. M. and D. H. Ding-

well of Boston ;"arrivcd in Sourls

Tuesday en route to Buy Fortune

_ . iwhere they will'spcnd a few weeks -

visiting friends and relatives whim SADLE li. MCGRl](|l)R. in town they called at Mr W L W MORAN Pri"

Just aflflved I t' day- l)lngwell’s Undertaking rooms A and I _ Instrvctor in B°.Dk`k°"pi'".:' 'P")"_m""‘

1700 Ton n

l` ...'Mr. Charles McDonald, first oiil- _

car ol' the D. G. C Canada, nccoip-

: pnnicd with his bride, arrived n

iGenrgetown yesterday morning on a J

visit to the grooin’s _ mother 'Mrs. Alexander `J. McDonald. They will re- -

§\t life and, Mr. McDonald wasi married to M -s ,

Eva King at Port Dover, Ont., on ' August Sth. They will make their

S home in Halifax. Mr. Mc-Donald’s -

sister, Mrs, George Brig!!! 07 st-

' louis, Mo, is also visiting ner mo- `

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(From Yesteriluy’s Evening C-unrdiau)

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spent the wcck curl in SumrnerSi<l@_

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A Stationery

Arena Lawn is the

name we have giveii to

our new line of Note

aper and Envelopes.

“Le have it in 'both

Pound Packages and Tab-

lf.-te.

It has a nice smooth

writing surface but Still

retains the Linen Finish

Pound Packages 256-

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There will lie the following classes!

.pf purse five ier cent addtionul from money winners, Fiveio enter, and nree 'O etlifl.

_\I.tinnal'l‘rotting Asiociatlon Rnleslo govern, except wheie they onfl'ct with above conditl- ns-

. i r the rounis. 'I`li's will be strictly lnforvid

` f. h l d ~ lr il s, and they will not be behind

` ihislil tiie'eg‘h‘;in\i:iii',d ttliii gy)garimT`hf’i'<i “will eldo be W-ill lll0¢l¢d IC

Cream. and Rein:-hmint Sahara. And other emuiiements.

ccmfort and convenience, of the public.

‘Charlottetown Elmira, 8; Smris nr reduced rates. Watch the N.w.< ' Papers for time tablet and hour of' train leaving your station.

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Tn Gbod Track. eoinfortaiile Grand Stand. the cream of the trot°lnii_ horses of the Msrltlme Provinces; wil all go to mblw thi! “I0 Kl‘¢°*4l¢ 5°!! horse rsofnu on P. E.Is and, this season. There will be thousands of people hero in see yon, so please don't disappoint them ,' Come along and bring your frienor

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. Child llio. 0. I-lyndman, Vice-President, and ‘

& - ---1-* "_""'-' Adminlom Adult. aw mn T. G. IVES, George D DeBlols, Secretary-Treasii-l

corr"Jl`imented him upon his fine Instructor ln Shorthand Typcwrit- ship' Anthmeucf Sl"'l1'"gf cw' equipment for the carrying on of illg. Penmansliill. NJC.

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HAZEL B STEWART

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Wednesday August 27th. 1913 $400_00. In _Purses $400 00- Raccs Start Ai line 0’clock Sharp

2,l9. Trot and Pace . _ Purse $l5D.€0°

2.24. Str ight Trot, .. . . . “ $l50.00. 2 30. Trdf and Pacr. “ $|0"-0f°-

].;,,t,-.es ¢1¢,.¢ on Weilnesdav,Au4n-»f,2o h.Entrance fee five per cent

Right reserve! lo reject any eiitry,or bar any driven ,Any number

f hm seg own d nr trained in the some stable. may start in the same cla.~s

No intoxicating liquors, or intoxicated p rsoris. will he allowed on

r nlaiot dlngners served on the gn iindi ` Montague horse races has all-

'I`he management have spared no palm in preparing for the pleasure.

'l-‘here will he Special Trains run from Summerside, Cap u Travers-

The Union Commercial College has

won the enviable title "The School that has won the Confiilcnce of the People" solely on its own mei-its, Every advertised cluim is consclcn- clously fulfilled to the letter. The

chief aim is to Droducc gradunti-s i

who are not only a credit to the U. C. C. but to the firm employingihem

and their native towns.

A course in the U. C. C,

is ir short cut to commercial lime- the Royal Bunk Building, cor- pointed nunrters in the cnnifnl citv ` success and prominence. No matter '

how smart you may be naturally, there are business riiles-i1ystems- methods- commercial ln sv-and a hundred and one other factors that will hold you back if yoii’re not inm-

iliar-nrir nrennrerl. '

The -U, C. C. will prcpnrc you for

any position you mnv se,lccf,~~hon‘<- lirecor, correspondent, i>an"»»r. steno- -rapher, office vi-rlr. Pi--li service. Commission merchant oQ hrn`~'cr, of- f"‘e maliaifef. For mmir~i‘n_ "mm1tv"' interestiiiir C0\ii‘svs of st.vdv_ explain- oil and demonsiratril lu' f="‘i~ri. pori-

ulnr and capable tcuchcrs, in in-i,;\1t_ HWY. clean and niodernlv-nppoliiterl class-room-ideal congenial environ- ment-why there is nothing 3 college should have that you <lon‘; enjoy ng

`On the north side are th cloak rooms and lnvutorics, the latter iinislierl in thc most iiii-to-dritc manner, with mnrlilc bases nnil liiirlaliped walls. Glass partitions separate the Short-

the U. C. C. lmuil and Commercial rooms, while

iriglit, airy skyliirhts at the tnp, of the stiiir\vn_vs und hnlls throw in plenty of light from the world out- side.

With the lnrfrc .und slilendidly nn-

LOCATION.

'Phis colleize is simian-ri in the nwsc

|iip~to-date office iniildinf- lr- the prov-

ncr nf Richmond and Queen Sta. 'I‘ho`

College occupies the entire third iloorlsiinrmcrside. there is nn reason why I" the western comer if* |0°l\t~"l thi! the vrnsiiocfivn stiident. should stny Sh0l`¢hI\ll<l flcvrlrtmenfl Whllih ie Sell-_nwny liccniisc of lack of accommoda-

arnted from the typewritinir r'oom'|inn

ll.V ii eine! partition. There is also, .,' , - ,

entrance to th* Tyncwritmg main" l<_.\cli sfmlcnt rccoixrs licrsoiinl and [mm the mm" han The (sommercim milivliliiiil nt.tr~nfioii from Mr, -Mornn,

room fnccs Oneen St.. is 37 feet ouch Ihr rriiiriiinl nml nssistiint teacher.

_wiiyi nkiicllghtfiiliy l;rlglit nnd invit-l Piircrits mid vrosnrrtiw student;

iiiz oo inz nnnr .men where is locnt- - -

oil every nioricrn iii-vice iiiicd in nctiinlilnnkmg wr _n “hom Hmm, “ec“res .,,,FinesB_ From me windows mm, he frnoil rcsiilia in alinrtnst. norsililc time

nnil the hrnncli school on Water St.,

hnrlior and nrincirnl business streets. i=nnnnl yrnr hook and prospectus, .

Teams wll meet the Trains and convey passengers to the Raef r st reasonable rates, 1 c. The Track was never in better condition

Anas pcm ian Owing? ff” I 801-8~l5Metl ‘ Secretary. .rer) hsvethe liberty to inspect the

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FOX STOCK

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FOR SALE. '

foxes of the Company which are all nvcrnzn litters of four and it hall Provcd breeders. Shareholders and pups per pair, 'which is 3 record hard

foxes prnnou-noe them to he the very Persons wiali to invest in hrst heat in the Province. surpassed by class Fox Stork should hear in mind none. These foxes are ol the Dalton, the imiwrntnt fact that this Com- Oulton and Gordon Stock and are vnny's Foxes nrt- all proved breeders from one to three years of occ. and that there is a i:\la"1\\lf°°l\ ‘Nvid-

Tliese five pairs oi foxes have had end for 1914. B88-I-Hilti.

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Those purchasing Stock in the Pro-|

vlnclal Silver Black Foxep, Ltd.. (oi which the Provisional Directors are Hon John Agnew President' .lorr-

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