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SEPTEMBER 6, “

2 1913 'rnnnrrssr imws riser or Ami THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ”"“' losimio num. """‘ PAGE SEVEN

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-use it for breakfast tomorrow

-and note the satisfied

cal .Brand offec

smile as

.your husband; enjoys his

morning cup.

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Weil1leT`S ' ' /l ;

_ Silver

Is now

Cream ,

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a necessity in the home. It lighlens labor | l ..-'

and keeps the silver as i should be. ' __,;.;,l-552'; .

Briglitand clear from tarnish Two sizes i

15a and 25C. I . .

1 ,gloirsh

W. W. WELLNER A

]ewel-r.

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NSee These New Court Slippers

These court satin Slip-

per~‘,iuade in Switzerland, are worn bv iiioie socletv lea lers than any other lin : of Eiropean-m :ide l00t~»'ear. _ These are direct importa- tl iii nui have all exclusive quality in style. finish and fit thi; yr u could want.

l.’»‘a':k sat n. ... . .. ..$3 50 White, Pink or Blue .$3 00

Alley &, Co

135 Queen St

HEN in town Exhibition week

W make apoiut to have ycur

rhoto taken at our studio.

We make from the' smallest up to

life size.

layerthnlugriphel

Schooner for Sale

Harry B. sixty six tons iii good

condition, sails and ,rigging first class. This Vessells agotd sailor carries well for her tonnage and requires very little ballast app‘y to

E. BOSWELL.

Victoria, Lot 29.

P. E. I. `

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.aa sim

‘Exhibition Visitors’

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sun "l

Dr. Rnkalggn 'itl-Era". o I r6zi9-aaM»-4i

_the l)\rec or o o _ _ quarter.-_ (lttawu. will be receiver*

A '_-V;-Get tlz”e__iI

Photo Now

and have it taken at the

Department of Militia and

Defence

.gummrrlid °, P. El.-Rifle Rings NOIICE T0 CONTRACINR \

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. _ . . M 2 -iimrnersrde, P-16.1.." and »dd_r»gssr-is

t f C ntract-1, Miiifin H

noon, tae ilth Ootoner. proxlmri, for tt

.~\imrnei'side P. itl. I. _

P uns 'and specifications may he see

and full inl~-r 'intron obtained so t th offices of the0ff|::er Commanding the 8-

Genwral of hngineer Services Hoa quarters, Ottawa.

'Fenders must ba made on the supplied by the Departmens nnd

louder must be accomvpiiios hi accepted cheque on ntlanaoian Ohur

~ . t 110 .c.) o

and Dah- ce. which amount will b forfeited i_ftho_ puty fnnriurlnff dar-lin fo enter into rr<t» of if the coi tractor rails \o_cor» plete his contract in accora ance -ith the tender.

'1‘be Department noes not bind itself to

accept the lowest or any tender-

.l!»UGisNE 1*‘iar~'l‘ colonel

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_ _ uri ry _ in e

Department of Mlril ia and Defence

Ottawa, Hpptsinbor 11th i9 2'. Newspapers will not be pa d for thi. ndvertiseinent if they iii-ertit wiiliou authority irnm ‘he - apartment, l:l.Q is- 213-3 -478112. 17 6 -8- .61\i2i

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Headquarters for the Best Goods .

P. E l. Hay and Produce A

Co. 187 Great George St.

Dealers in

Oats. Bran, Cracked Feed,

Sl<}\I.I<I\) 'I‘i£N UEKS marked on the en'

veliue ‘ Tender for New Rite lf.

1 . .

u"n'g| H. McKay for alienation afiection

cor*-struction ff a new Rifle Rings at

i\)\iiriiii‘rii-]§.§i;.h?.xioNiS `ai1'ii°'i`iii:'bii-'.|.°_ii'rif»` thc piquancy offlavor and dry bod

g,,.,,, is so mrich in requisition, as th each high-clnss imported Belfast article, ,_e,.'_‘§ but with tiieso special features to re-

lrsnk, 1 r ton psi- c rr p r rho commend if.. It is of Canadian manu- smountthersoi nwiihle to ‘he order gif nc ul- and it sem, fm- 8 third

the Ho' °“mbl°‘M Minis sr M Mmm: fihstpricc of the imported nrticleftnti

.°I'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Province

.°TI-IE MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian can be obtained at W A John ston'l, Montague

.°'l‘ GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague. His office phone is 18 and residence phone 20

_*MR ED D FEE!-IAN is Guar

dian representative in Sourls 1-its phone number is 5 W L Dlngwell

'THE MORNING DAILY Guar

dlan can be obtained at W A John- eton's, Montague

...°SU'BSCRIBERS should renew a week or two before the time they have aid for has expired and thus

discontinued promptly on expired date. '

MORRISTOWN HORSE SHOW .

MORRISTOWN, N. J., Sept. 25-

The grounds of the Morristown Field Club were visited today by thou-| sands of horse-lovers and society, folk from New York and other cities within a radius of a. hundred miles on the occasion of the opening day_ of the sixteenth annual horse show of the Morrfstowii Field Club. The show will continue until Saturday, when the prizes awarded by the' judges will be formally presented. The number of entries is unusually great this year and a num-ber of special classes have been arranged, with valuable prizes donated by wealthy horse lovers. The judges in- clude Robert A. Fairbnlrri of West- field, for roadsters and harness horses; Lewis E. Waring, for saddle horses and Alfred H. McKay of New

A ROYAL BETROTHAL _

ANNOUNCED.

BUCHAREST, Sept. 23.- The bc-

'trotlial of Prince Charles of Houma- nia to Grand Duchess Olga of Rus- sia, and Crown Prince George of Greece, to Princess Elizabeth of Rou~

SOUTH DAKOTA GERMANS MEET

/5/, ! \ ;1ai;r;i_u,.will be announced at an early

ABERDEEN, S. D., Sept. 25-

Germans from all sections of South Dakota are gathered here in large number to attend the annual meet- ing of the Smith Dakota German- American Alliance, which began here today and will close tomorrow even- ing with a big celebration.

SOCIAL SENSATION.

in New York society is a suit for

o Kctcbun Blake against Mrs Clarcnc

9 Dr. Joseph A. Blake, noted surgeon.

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3 “ -'Sussex Ginger Ale has a

6 as cheaply as any ginger ale in thc

market. Prociirnlilc at L. A. Has- zsrd, 173, Grafton Street.

1675-9-23M5l.

tion for advertising bash must accompany order. Mini mun charge twenty

Regular Price $340.00 now ;z4o.oo $40 d0Wll Bhd $8 per month Miller Bros

NORTH D AKOTA

interested in temperance work are

. E - f--- " ftitste to attend the twenty-fourth

annual convention of the Women’s

p Dakota which opened

not miss an issue,_ns all papers are Y-he Methodist Episcopal church, with

Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson,

York, for hunters andjumpers. `

NEW YORK' Sept' 24"_Sens““°; belchlng of undigested food mixed million dollars by Mrs. Katherine ‘a\i1§_l_1_’ai$,il2;1e:;) oitifgsg 1225;; Rfaa;

ci stomach, nausea, debilitating bend- ° ,I aches, dizziness or intestinal gi-iping.

,ll Papc’s Diapepsin is a certain cure

' and that peculiar day quality which takes hom of your mod and digests

6| it just the same as if your stomach

li any drug store.

..°0NE CENT par word each inscr-

in this column

live cents

KARN PIANO only one year old

11:85 9 24Me3i

TEMPERANCE

WORKERS MEET

LISBON N D Sept 25-Women

atherod here from all parts of the

union of North here today in

tlhrlstain Temperance

the president of the organization occupying the choir. The convention will continue until next Monday and o big banquet and a suffrage parade will be among thc features of the gathering.

. EISTERII PERSONALS

...*Mr. Clayton Sanderson, Green-

wich, made a short visit to Morcll recently the guest of Mrs. Battcrsby.

Messrs George McEwen, Greenwich

and Victor Saunderson, Midgell, are visitors to Uharlottetorvn attending the Exhibition.

...°Mr. Ernest Sanderson ol Green-

wich was n recent visitor to Hamp- shire the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Treniere.

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,NEHVGUS l]lSPlPS|t

` GAS till illlilililllill

l _..._ “PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN" SETTLES \ SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS IN | sivis MINUTES. _ ; Time itl Pspe’s Diapepsin will di- gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stom- nch surely within five minutes.

If your meals don’t fit comfort-

ably, or what you eat lies like n lump of lead in your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that is a sign of indigestion. i Get from your pharmacist a fifty- cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and take a dose iust as soon as you can. There will be no sour risings, no

,This will all.go, and, besides, there ,will be no sour food left over in the .stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors.

for out-of-order stomachs, because it

_wasn't there.

Relief in five minutes from nll

stomach misery is waiting for you at

. These large fifty-cent cases contain enough "Pape's Diapciisln" to keen thc entire family free from stomach disorders and indigcstlon fnr many months. It belongs in your borne.

JlllN THE EHUWU IN

Splendid Stock of

Clearance Lines

Fire Sale

Huy, Straw, Oil Cake Meal, Molsssine etc.

Reliability is our.Wi1lcli-

word.

Phone 360 J.

. Paton & Co., ure now fully prepar- ed to attend to thc rush of business, which Exhibition Week invariably brings.

ca et room where the fire

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"sl Exhibition Sale -

D u r i n g Exhibition

week, we will give special

discounts oil.

llarnees. Carriages, Threshers, flesriers, Crushers, Grinders, Puipen, Engines, Churns. Washers.

Wringerr, ` l)on’t fail t-i cill arid

see our st ck of the above and make our Show-rcoin your heidqu iiter s.

The rp _ ,

started and which was badly dam- aged, has been rebuilt and artistical- ly finished in beaver board. It pre- sents a very bright and attractive appearance und is at present being used as n millinery room, where there is kept a splendid range of curly full ready-to-wear hats. The finishing touches have been given to the clothing room and the big stock is now being moved in.

The interior has been painted and

renovated while the selection of clothing'is large and comprehensi-ve. In addition to the new goods there are n number of clearance lines, which will bc sold out nt big dis- counts, including suits, over-coats, pants, over-ails and a special line of boys suits, sizes 32, 38, 84 and 85. The stock of furniture has been al- most all cleared out and this was due to the extremely low prices. There are still some pieces of furni- ture left, which will in a few days be tagged with their walking tickets in red, when n list of the left-overs will appear. ' Whilst the fire sole still goes on

on the main floor down-stairs, a large stock of new goods has arrived and visitors to the Exhibition will find it profitable to do their shop- ping nt this popular store.

The fur exhibit is worthy of spec-

lnl mention. There are about two thousand dollars worth of como of the finest stock that can be seen anywhere in for, mole, seal, atc. The famous Persian Lamb is also repre- sented. There are coats of that fur.

ranging in price from,8i50 to 8550.

lHi RUSH ill Plil]ll’S

New Goods . Some Also Left Uver.

Still On.

There are mnrmot, pony and sciil coats, from $65 to $125; rut. costs from $65 up. There is also a splen- did showing of real ermine, beaver and Labrador mink. ldrmlnc mutls are in stock as high as $125. ' The coming of the cool season 'turns our thoughts to underwear. Paton and Company have secure- lspccial line of Wlli'-1on's Spring Needle 'Rib Underwear in cream, grey. blue. and natural shades, either in the two-piece or combination. The goods arc all exceptionally high-class, sin- gle garments selling for $2.25 and combinations for $5. The quality, is simply superb and the purchasers

As these goods have been secured in lots of throes, the customer must. come early to make his selection. The 86 and 38 are the principal sizes in the combinations.

For the ladies there is an attrric tive line of kimonas at mill prices, also fall coats and suits, which will sell rapidly at the low figure placed upon them. There is also a. special line of D. dr A. Corsets-49c. and 9Bc. othorgreat bargains will be given in c sets

hiessrs Stanley rcs

Display of Latest _

i Models and Designs

- 1n--

1 as

Trimmed M illinery ~

Fall

1 Wednesday and Thursday

in their

New Novelties in

Medici Neckwear

Coatings

By express.

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M illinery Department

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BALKAN SITUATION.

LONDON, Sept. 24.- Balkan sit-

iuitiun again threatens the pence of Europe. '

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cellent pennien.

tion to touch typewriting and Greg

and practical systems.

A census will show that more gra

of any other collcgo.

l ll. E. E. Slllllilll

diiates of the U. C. C. hold perrnnn- Remember thc U. C. C. teach q cnt and paying positions than those you every branch of business you cattle preparations, smokers' suppli-

genial he cannot study to best rid-, and prepares you to successfully pass

vnntrige.

U. C. C. clnss-rooms are the bright

est. largest, cleanest, most modern

‘the Civil Service Examinations.

-l 12 U. C. (7. graduates have success- -‘_fully passed the Civil Service Ex-

lly appointed and sanitary in the nminntions and are now holding Maritime Provinces. This is one oflproininent and lucrative positions in the \"‘f“30“5 Why U~ U- C- §I`1=\<\\1u€B5i()ttiiwu Government offices. 1

leurr. quickly, thoroughly und mukc such rr splendid showing in actunll The U. C. C. class-rooms occupy

business.

i Each department of thc U. C. C.

it.he entire third floor of the new ,Royal Brink Building-one of the best

is equipped oflice buildings in the Muri-

presided over by a teacher of rccog--time [>r0yineeg_

'nizcrl abilit. - teachers who orc po

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The U~ C- C- ‘B “MMI i0" W5 0X* ulnr, competent and reliable.

l Every day sees an addition to t

The U- C- C- pays special otten- student im or the U. C. Q. 'r

1 ii- ' f The lust year book and copy of

Mcli1tosb's appreciation ol "A Little

bei .inrrrney to i-. Good School" will bc hc I” sent free to anyone on application to

g good work the school has done and Mr, Moran, 1715-1v[¢(_

shorthand, the two most successful is doing is an ample testimonial

its merit.

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"While attending the Exhibition it

will pay you to call at the Two Macs

cs. -the head uarters for horse nnd

wish to master, shorthand. book- es, toilet articles and everything you keeping, accounting, exchnngc, com- could wniit in the line of good drugs

Environment is the thin If the mercial law, banking correspond- and sundrfes The Two Macs, 149

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Fall Suit Tweeds

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'ref

save about twenty-five per cent.'

or . Attention is directed to the cole- brated Eastern caps, worth $1.25,' selling at 50c., also the celebrated, Perrin's Gloves worth $1.10 selling for 75e. I It il worth your while to visit the store since its transformation after'

and figures enable the goods to he displayed more effectively than ever. Each department has been got into shape as rapidly as possible, some of the rooms of course, being uscrl temporarily for a certain line oi goods, ,until the pointers have com- ,pletld their work. 1’iii8Me1i.

the fire. A number of new tlxtriri-si

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Call at any “His Master's Voice" let liim play the Victrola lor you. Victrolas cost lrom $20 to $300 and are sold on carry payments (as low as Sl per week) il desired.

Learn the New Dances at Home with the Viétrola

Nothing has done more to in-

crease the popularity of the

new dances than the Victrola. Without it they would be merely local with the place where they originated or confined to the

large centres. With have become National ternational and are wherever people dance.

it they and in- known

lf you haven’t a Viétrola, get

one now, and see 'how

easy it

is to learn the new dances when they are played as the Viétrola plays them-with full orchestra

or band and in perfeét t

dealer in any City in Canada and

Victor records are 90c lor l0 in. double sided. Ask lor our Catalogue listing over 5000 records.

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281 -100

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