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a necessity in the home. It l` ht 1 bo

and keeps the silver as i shouldllg.-. cus a` r

Brlght and clear from tarnish. Two gizgg

I5c and z5c.

W. W. YVIELLNER s

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In our present showing

gun metal biofs you will the most exclusive array of

Womens Dressy Walking iionls

that we have ever exhibited.

The styles are new and

natty, good comfort and yer- fect fit is a~=sui'ed~--we know

you will be pleased with tt showing. Many grades and

Ailey & Co. 135 Queen St

of see

all

sizes $3 50 to.. . . .$5.00 s pair

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much longer rf you use our coal

kirds

Wt h ve now on har d all of fre~li mined cr-al.free from and stone. ~

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quote [ri'ictx;.

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L _

I 2 Pairs Patched I

F 0 X E S For Sale

showing grip c, Black Fur.

Black Pai ents.

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°& “_ 2']tltSept. 1913- f sf. Isgglrftmgfx co nd' ‘u00_9_‘5MM“. ' Mortgages. ‘ 7II__8

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Christmas Rush by leaving , your photo

order at

1.00K STUDIO

XM iS NEXT

A '1`his is a good time to have Your photo taken at our Studio] for Xmas. ,

Bayer Phofographeri

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‘\T\ST

Exhlhiimn Visitors

_ HOW ABOUT ,YOUR TEETH? While in t* e .rin/exhibition week droprinto our oiflc ~ rt d have them examined REE 0|" \ HARUE- 0-ily takes ~ few minutes and

we will tell you exactly whit you nerd and it won' cost you one penny. We make teeth »-nu guarantee -hem to fir xnctly. We also guarantee p -rf _ct.un rn (frown and Bridge sri rk. Extracting and I llu ir without pain-prices moderate.

T izso _sr

Dr. Robins Plione_2'l5J

ye., _,_y_..rr€..,;. *_* " _ _La -. _sw rr* f 1* _,f ‘tip r %’.'a,_<-;*.-.'-_..-9/` , _ ,\~.~_~;~- ,r '{¥¢»"~.,~,"' ‘_ r f ye- .irmrrnin

an 5?. -iff?

oisusn uluniua

Not'ce of Application- ‘or Oys-

ier Leases in

Sr I-’»ter'5 liay, Krugls' County. Povirial Bav, Q i:rn'.~ C iinty. New Lon ion li.-ry, Q ceii's

County. '

Oyster Cove, Prince County. Indian River Prince County Shipyard River, Prime Coui ty Barbara Weir River, Prince

Cor iily.

Try on River, Prince County. Appications on the regular

pr nted forms will lie ii:Cti\'r-ii by the undersigned for lease of barren bottoms for Oyster Culture in the above me ntiorred waters up to and on the first day of Noveinber in xt

Ercli application will require io

y . _

chrqie orp P. 0 Order for Three dollars, to pay cost of drawing dup licate lease and reglsteiir g same

Copies of plans, appiicaiiori

forms, form of lense and leasing regulaticus are deppsittd and may be inspecttd at the following places: - ~

Office of the Provincial Secret-

ary. Charlottetown.

Store of _MCEWGIT 81. C0-r 5*-r

Pete`r’s Bay. '

Store of H. D. McEwen. Morcll, Store of Harry Cox, Mvrell- Store of A. J. MncLCf»d. Sltmlel'

Bridge.

Store of Weir & Fyfe. Slltlley

Bridge.

Store of James Kennedy, Ken-

sington.

Leslie MacNntt at store of P._

MacNntt & Sons, Mslpeque.

Prothonotary’s Oiiicc, Slllfrmtf

sldaiiize of Hon. Innes McNeill.

Snmmerside.

E. Boswell at store oi Wright

Bros, Victoria. office of M- C. Delmey. N°fti1

T fA(.mA Moore. Road Master,

Pownal

ARTHUR NBWBBRY, Asst. Provincial Secretary

l toms of Eye-Strain; head-

THE ‘ EASTEKEH

I fi.

,...°I’l‘ PAYS to buy in thilProvines

...°llR. ED. D. FEEHAN in Gnar- dfan representative in Souris. His phone number is 5, W. L. Dlngwell

...”'f'I-IE MORNING DAILY Guar-

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

...°SOURIB CHEESE FACTORY

closed on September 26th, after a very successful season.°

...”T. GORDON IVES is Guardian agent in Montague. Htl office phono, is 18 and residence phone 20. I

...°SUBSCRIBERS should renew nl week or two before the time they’ have paid for has expired and thus DOI. llllli All lBBll0, gg gl] pgpgrg are

giizeontlnued promptly on expired a e. ’

...”CH'URCH WORK.-WA' "visitor ‘

from Fairfield reports that the work on East Point Church is progressing rapidly. The work on the exterior has been completed, while that of the

interior is well under way.° I

...”WEDDING.-A quiet wedding

took place at St. Mnrga.i'et.'s Church on Sept. 30th, when Miss Ida Gor- man was united in marriage to Mr. James Whitty of St. Charles. 'Ihe» best wishes of a host of friends will nccompany thern.f

’_..~MAci<ni=tEi. Pi.nN'rii1'uL. - A visitor reporting on the fishing says that mackerel are still very plenti- ful. The boats were unable to leave' the shore on Thursday and Frldnyi mornings, but on Friday afternoon ai large number were on the flshlngl grounds. Great catches were hooked’ at Basin Head, Willie LePierre mak- ing an exceptionally large haul. The people in this vicinity are jubilant. over the revival of this valuable in-| dustry and earnestly hope that it is‘ now a permanent one.”

...”ST. ANN'S, LOT 22.- The

schools in this vicinity reopened on the 12th, ult, with a. goodly attend- ance of pupils. The teachers engag- ed are, Millvnle, Mies Laura Murp- phy, St. Patrick’s Road, Miss Katie Walsh, St. Mary'e Road, Mr. Zach- arla Buote, St. Anus. No. 102. John F. McDonald, late teacher of Park Corner. The jubilee exercises which began at St. Ann's on Sunday of last week

...°'l‘HE MORNING DAILY Gnar-

dinn can be obtained at W. A. John- ston's, Montague.

...”PURCHASED COLT.-Mr. S. C. Clarke, Mt. Stewart, purchased 9 beautiful colt at the Georgetown Ex- hibition.”

...°DUNDAS. -- William McLeod,

,whose beautiful field of standing wheat won first prize in the Stand- llng Grain Competition. was saved "last Wednesday. Mr. McLeod is one

fof the most progressive farmers in

this viclnity.°

...°I-IARVEBTING ln Eastern Kings

is about completed and many of the farmers are busily engaged in threshing. Large quantities of po- tatoes have also been dug to sup- ply the increasing demand of the etnrch 'lactory.°

...°REMAINs Annivn.-'rue body

of the into John Mitchell, whose death took place ln Boston recently, arrived in Souris by the noon train Thursday and was met at the ste.- tion by n large number of sorrowing friends. The funeral arrangements were under the careful direction of Undertaker W. L. Dingwell.”

...”STARCH FACTORY-The East

Baltic Starch Factory opened on the let last. Although large quantities of potatoes have already been receiv- ed, it is anticipated that on account of the early frost, the supply will full behind that of previous years. The farmers should patronize this factory in a generous manner. Be- sides building up a valuable and need cd lndustry they will find the finan- cial return worthy of their consider- ation.”

...”ISLANDER DROWNED.-A let-

ter rcccivcd recently, announced the death by drowning of Mr. Michael McDonald, formerly of Chepstow,b\it for the past. fourteen years, has been e resident of Fairfield, Maine. Recent reports state that the body has not yet been found. Deceased was 32 years old. Beside a wife and family of small children, he leaves to mourn a sorrowlng mother, two sisters, Agnes and Mary at home. and three brothers, John and Jerome in Souria and James in Boston, to all of whom ‘The Guardian extends deep sym- 'imthyf

...°DUCKS PLENTIFUL. - Ducks

were largely attended, the clergyman present besides the Pastor, Rev. Father Gaudet, being Father Chain son,, Rustico; Rev. Father Areenault. Mount Carmel, and Rev. Theodore Gallant , Iona . - The farm- ers are busily engaged at the harvest. which is is record one.-Mr. Edward Mclsaac has about finished enlarging and remodelling his burn which is now second to none in this locality. ‘ ‘... ‘

...°S'r. MARGARETS, arc.-The

farmers in this section of the coun- try have practically completed their harvest. All feel well satisfied with the results this year. The hay crop was a heavier and better one than expected, the late July rains causing a marked improvement. Almost all the hay was cut at the usual time and put up in excellent condition. Very little was left for Timothy seed. The whcet crop was good. The same may be said of the late onts. The early grain was rather short and thin. The oats and wheat were well filled and, for the greater pure, have escaped rust and blight. The potato crop was making unusual growth but was checked by n heavy frost early in September. No dem- ngc was sufiercd this year from bugs, while the traces of blight arc hardly perceptible. Bad germination is very noticeable in many cases and it is nntlcipntcd that, on the whole, the yield will fall much behind that of last year. The root crop, howev- nr, will bo' above the average.-Mr. Colin McPherson, who was visiting his brother, Father McPherson, left. by the noon train Tuesday for Vcr- non River, where he will epcndnfew days with friends nnil relatives, prior to his departure for his home in Boston, Mass.”

The -1 _ Human

f“““ F \ *__*

'l`hr» Eye is one ofthe

inn-.t delicate ~aird coni- plrcated of the human organs, and yet, probably through ignorance of this fact, it is being constant- ly ill-used and overwork- ed.

Eye-Strain

Be wise and do not ig- .

nore _any of the symp-

aches or pains in the _ region of the eyes, inabil- ity to read or new for any length of time, blurred vision. _ ; Allow ns to Examine

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business.

G. F. Hutcheson

- Optometrist

are plentiful in Nnufrage pond and lalmost every evening the "crack" of lthe sportsman‘s rifle may be heard. Last weck two youths had a bud lnttnck of "duck-fever" and after a ldrive of over six miles reached the 'pond at the moment that a large `fiock were taking their departure. The younger of the two, although almost 400 yards away, ventured is shot and was very disappointed when no duck tell before his uner- ring aim. About ten o'clock that ‘night the young sportsmen returned home and, triumphantly, held up ii

beautiful black duck before the eyes

of their_ admiring- parents, but they forgot to tell how much they paid for the bird that was now in their possession.”

EASTERN PERSONALS

...”Mlss Lizzie McPhee has return-

ed to Boston after spending the past. your at her homo at Clear Springs!

I ...”Mr. Dominick McDonald, who has been visiting his parents in 'Sourfs for thc past two months, has left for Spokane.”

, ____

...*Mrs. Dcmpscy, who has spent

thc summer with her percntff in Sourls, has left on ret.urn to her home- in South Boston.”

...”Mr. Frnnl: liiishcy, Boston, who

Ihus been visiting Souris, thc guest of his brother, Capt. Bushcy,lcft on return Saturday morning.°

...”Miss Ellen Mr-Cluskcy, Bear Riv-

er, left on the morning express Sut- lurrlay for Boston, whcrc she will spend thc winter.”

_,.*Mr. Morrow, cheese inspector,

who was in iitt.ciid1»inco nt the George- town oxhibition,- inspected the plant

TENDERS

he rrccoin anied lr ca\h ceriifird I--Aye -J lF0iv Dalton Ranch

Sealed T..-udcrs will le eceived at the office oftlre undersigned up 10 I2 0'Cl0Cl< noor, Thursday, O.tober_9tli from anyone wishing to vui- chase the old Ranch at Tig- nisii, the property of the Charles Dalton Slver Black Fox Co.‘Liniit¢d.

There are 21 breeding pens,

'e.~.icles the same number if d gpens. About Five acres of land and a iight-of-wry to same.

A certified cheque of io p.r

cent must accompany each Fender; the balance to be piid on acceptance oi Tender. -

Possession will be given at

once.

The highest 'lender from

responsible parties will be accepted

Addre s Tenders to the

H. ad Office, Charlottetown.

The Charles Dalton' Silver

land, factory at Dundas and found sv erything in excellent order.”

...°Mrs. Msccelroy and Miss Nellie

Mitchell, Boston, who accompanied the remains of their father, thelate J ohn Mitchell to Souris, intend lcav- ing on return this week.” '

...°Miss‘ Renilda. McDonald, who

has spent the summer with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Clem-

lSp:-ings, returned to Boston recent- y.

...”Miss Lorena McIntyre, who has

D601! lpendlng the past few mouths at her home at Clear Spring, left l'°¢°l1l1lY Oh Nturn to Boston. She WHS li0¢0ml‘enled by her sister, Mrs. ,A. D. Mclsaac.”

...”!riany friends of Mr. Angus Mc-

Laugblan, the popular postmaster of Georgetown, called to see him on Wednesday. There is nothing they Seem to enjoy more than 5 good mag, with their jolly friend "Angus/'.”

genial and obliging clerk of J. J. Hughes .iz Co., has returned after a pleasant vacation to Boston. His many friends are delighted to have him among them again.”

...*Mr. Bernard H. McDonald, who

has spent a few months on the inui~.i- land returned to Souris by the Lady Sybil, Thursday evening.”

...”Mr. John Turnbull of the Peru

Medicine Co., hue returned to his home in the Magdalene, Thursday.”

...”Mr. Patrick I-Icnncesey, thc

genial and courteous blacksmith of St. Catherines, is kept very busy. Mr. Hcnnessey has established such n reputation that it is now a com- mon occurrence to seo several horses waiting at his forge.” _

...”Mr. Arthur Channing of Somer-

sctshire, England, who is accompan- ied hy his wife and family, arrived in Sourle last wer-k and in future viill reside here having purchased n splendid farm from Mr. Beininrrl Creamer. Mr. Channing is one of the band of British immigrants brought out recently by Captain Thomas. It is earnestly hoped that Mr. Channing will take kindly to his new surroundings and that Captain Thomas will continue his good work of bringing out such useful citizens.”

An tlperafion

For ,Appendiciiis

Almost anyone who has suiiorcd

from appcndicitie will nesure you that this trouble developed only iii- tcr months or years of derangemente

would not consent to an operation and began the use of Dr. Chaee's Kidney-Liver 1’ills. Since doing so hc has had no need of an operation,

has completely left him. I cannot. find words to speak our gratitude for his cure! ' Dr. Chaae’s Kidney-Liver Pills, one

pili`e. dose, 25 cents n box, all deal- ers, or Edmnnson, Bates & C0., Lim- ited, Toronto.

Nl0RlGAGE SALE

There will bc sold by Public Auc-

tion at the Court. House at George- town in I{ing's County on Tuesday the 14th day of October A. D. 1913 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon All That tract piece and parcel of land situate lying and being on Lot or Township Number Forty-seven in Kings County in Prince Edward le- lniid, bounded and described as fol- lows, that is to say: Commenclng at a point. on thc Gulf shore in the Northeast angle of Gulcon Mclnnie' lnnd thence along the said Galeon Mclnnis' Eastern boundary South- wardly to North Lake, thence East- wardly along the same and following the various courses thereof n euth- cicnt distance to give a rectangular width of chains, thence Northwardly by a line parallel to said Eastern line of Galeon Mclnnis to the Gulf shore aforesaid and thence Westward- ly along the same to the place of commencement, containing Forty- thrce acres of land e. little more or less.

Also All That tract of land aftuate

to the Eastward of the above de- scribed land and ndiecent thereto up- on whlch the dwelling house and farm buildings lately owned by John Mcinnfs deceased are eituate, being the whole of the lends and heredita- monts devised to the said Mortgngor by the will of his father the said John Mclnnfe deceased.

The above sale is made pursuant

to and by virtue of a Power of Bale contained in a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 24th day of January A. D. 1900 and made he- tweon Angus J. Mclnnis of North Lake in Kings County in Prince Ed- ward Island, Farmer, and Anne Mc- lnnis his wife of the first part and the undersigned (then Roberta M. Hyde) of the second pert, default having been made in payment of the principal money and interest secured thereby.

For further particulars apply at the office of Matbieson, McDonald 8: Stewart, Solicitors, Georgetown.

Dated this 12th dey of September

A. D. 1913. "

ROBERTA l! SMALl WOOD

"“:'..”Mr.~WiIliam 'J:~'McD0nnld'; the-'

Suiting.

all of Englis

needless to

The prices ra

The etwuvfs

New

Tweeds

On our front counter you - will' find a range of new tweeds for suits that are ex- ceptionallygood. g '1`hey,are

h, Scotch and

Irish manufacture and aS

say the very

finest qualities and patterns.

ri ge irom SSC

to $1.75 per yard.

A onlev Br

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ec:

liusv Slot*

I 5 I- `l _ 5

for each continuation Cash must ‘l`wenty~iive cents. .

One cent per word first insertion in this column, halt cent per word

accompany order. Minimum charge

Icunnninucinssirisnnnfu

1751-‘J-27iVl6ipd.

IEMALE HELP

Goss, Superintendent, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

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1872 10~3M3llio

iron SALE-A FEW mms oi' lumen iviinir. G. ri. Kerri., ruricrni-l inc, N. Ii. 1826-10-1inc2wknprl 5

iron SALE-MiNi<, BLACK, isLui~:,|

cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ivca,‘ Montague. s-zsivmri. l FOR SALE- NUMBER OF Healthy Rod Foxes. Apply John W. Foster, 41 Dundas St. Iirnnt-|

ford, Ont.. 1763-9-27M12l. K

FOI? SALE-TWO PAIRS SILVER

Black Breeders, both rniscd .litters in 1912 and 1013, also unc pair , Silver Black Pups, large and well dcvclopcfl. All this stock bred in one of the oldest and moat success- ful rnnchcs in (lnnadn. Write Box

446, Charlottetown. 1694-9-2iMtf. ’

Losr 1 r

LOST, ON SU-NDAY NIC-HT, A

brillinnt car-ring with long brilliant and pearl drop. W. N.

Y_`Y~_____vi>>_< 1'.l22-l0;4_lVlii_ipd.;

LOST, AT IlA(iGAGE ROOM DOOR

money and railway ticket. Lcavn 100 Richmond struct.

]021-10-4M3ipd-

Leer, RKIN r:o.{fr`i§i<3'iwni`§N haw

t r I

V Adii¥i`._wA'N"r'nb "A"I"""'1'rfiTiZ`i§r?'f.

of the liver and bowels. 1896-10-3M-'ilpd

bAppendicit£isi cundalmoet invariably, WANTED_A MAH) F0' R GENERAL;

e prevcn e , an very frcquen y hmmew rk A pl M K t Bt" S ld _ _.

plu;e§l,ivl;y giiiilueelof Rxrl Chnseés Kid- _V V ll A" p yn V §ll18_.J_21Mu_l.r-_l‘P3l“°“ °' _V 63§_7_‘“__lf_li3 e§°,n‘ mfs ,ctf,;r.t,‘;e 2, h‘f§';‘:; wnnrnn ir Main Fon GisNnuAi.‘ MALE HELP WANTIJU

housework in family of two. Wash- '*"`”""""""il“°-”““'“

dered an operation, but a thorough 1 1 A cure was brought about by this great cgi g;fnB;',';'Ht0npgga§° Mrs' Dem' WANTED A YOUNG MAN 'I‘0 ACT

» ~ us iicws agent on thc Murray Hui"-

‘ medicine. _

Mrs. .ij A. Bniianeyne, sturgeon ,__._____,_Y,__ __137°'10'3`M3i- bor Train. A good opportunity

Fa-||,;, Ont" writes; “My husband WANTED PUPIL NURSES AT 'DHE for onc attending Business College.

Tnnton'e Jewelry store. _ ,

Was Ordered by His Doctor, But _

Complete Cure Was Efiectcd by Dr. GOOD BOARD FOR TWO GENTLE- *rr

ah . K _ (_. use s idney Liver Pills. men at. 240 Queen St. l FOX RANCHERS. AHENTXON _

, Every fox rancher should have ` one of our patent drinking fount-

ainri in each pen to assure the fox ee hgviiig clean water at all times A rurinrly always on hand at i'.E.

'island Fox Exchange and ltenlty, Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co

was tregged fm- nppendicitis' and the Tanton State Hospital. For par-I Apply News Agency, P. E. I. Ry. doctor ordered an operation. But he tlculnfs Bddfeas Dr- Arthur V- ___ 1563'10'3M3;i_l)_fi»

WANTED SALESMAN- l<.iX(7LUS‘-

ive lines, pcrmaiicnt, big earnings

vncnncies. Write Luke Brotliers,

nr even or rr doctor, as the tronbie FUR SAI/‘r r.im|r.rd, Montreal, 11sa-a-zuMei-

STRAY CATTLE-ON MY l'RlCM-

ises, two 15 year old cntt'c. Own- cr can have them, proving propor- ty, paying cxpcnscn. lf not will hc sold on my premises (ict. 6th, 1 o'clock p. ni. Tlioiirzin Kenny, liyrnc Iloud, Morcll.

1904-18-iM2ipd.

£----,._._....-.__-_---__,

T0 LET »

TO LET-l)ESIltAl3LE RESIDENCE

on 83 Upper Prince Street. Also good etnbliiig. Possession Oct. 15th. Apply to J. Stnuicy Wcd- lock, 99 Upper Prince St.. _ '___' Y___, ____` _lava-io-znvirf. HOUSE T0 LET. APPLY 226

King St. 1823-I0-lMi"ripd.

TO LE'l‘l 4RO0M TENEMENT,

Plouennt situation, Suitable for dressmukcr.. Apply 228 Hillsboro st. 1812-9-aomnipd,

__, _l‘LA}!T"*“ _

WANTED-24TII, ()(`r'l`UI3l°]il. FURN-

. _ , . \

Railway station, purse, c0ntl\\lll¥\l»‘§' lshcd house or rooms (four lrcd-

rooms,) for winter months or long- er. 'l‘ci'rns, Box 371.

1~i'Jil-10-3in3ipd

w/rN'ri~:n-nG`G`s,_"nu'r'i'niz` AND

Haven nnd Morcll House. Finder plcnso lcavc Morcll House. `

1888-10-3M3i|i(ii

dressed pork. Choice quality only. John Hopkins, Pork Packers, St.. John, N. B. 1849-10-2M1mo.

Y d

l f i '

'Agents For

McKay A

corner of Queen and

be let at reasonable

Telephone 4 5], for a

RICHARD GRANT

Ch'Town Motor Vehicle Co

The Famous

utonobiies

We have opened a garage cn the

Sydney Street in the

warerooms of W. Grant 81 Co., and will carry a line of McKay Cars for hire, will

rates, with Chaileures

Car.

Manager

guaranteed, no experiences, ten