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_ Here i.~"i_' fsomethisg r_1;g¢_ will cure. your ccld u. u day _

and an_igh_t.’ `, '

_ Our laxalive cold c'ure"l`

works on anew principal'-_P

drives 'the cold out of the '

system-_doesn’t merely .smother it_ _temporarily to have it reappear a day or so later. It_does not cause' i

ringing inthe ears, for it `

contains no quiulne. Ir _‘_ me cooler

THE WEATHER-Yesterday who cloudy with heavy rain at night. i The highest temperature recorded

'yesterday was sixty-seven above zero and the lowest was sixty-two nbuve_

` The lowest the' previous night was ‘ any-six above. Ar nine h. m. it whs

sixty-three above and at nine p, m_

` sixty-two above. ‘ ' ' 'Phe tide will be high this afteri

noon at 2.02, tomorrow at 2,5i and Monday at 3.49; it will he high to-

_ morrow morning at 1.22, Monday

at '>3 and Tuesday at 2.41,

'The sun sets this evening at -5.34, tomorrow at 5.32 and Monday at

"5.30: it rises tomorrow morning nt

simply relieves your system..

and leaves you fcelihg right.

We couldn’t afford to risk V

our _‘reputation by recom- mending-the wrong ihing.

E'.A.Fosite1'

Central Dx ugstore

Sunnyside

'r. A. Lewth _ A . ii C--'-1-.P-»k..?”h..’§I.’?"f£§.i.*.f..“;i.‘.`.§: 1 :i‘°;`5i"°3 A- El”-Y. Summerslde; A,

Oc neun, CraDsl1d¢'-T. J. Macdonald, '“'°"9 P~ K~’ Nason. se. John N B4 J- Hl¢wvrt..si. .1ohh,N_B__ “°°"H°-R~ E»m»»ry..He1irax; 13, ,r_ SiU1s,_Trenton,_N_ J__§ M,-,_ C_ Sims_

_ $r°mf°“~ N' 'J‘_;.<Dl‘.:J. C. Macdonald, ' G°"'IlfI»ow};__.1.D#_i___7€l<lti:)i¢. Arlington; (}_ f- - ; A. F. ‘ smith sails, ohh," Hum”

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"-1- . (Special to The Guardian)

TORO_NTO,~i.__0¢t_ 4__Moderate to -

fresh windsshlltitlg to northsastcrly and northerly; a few local showers, _ but for the most part fair and a lit.

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' The annual Standard Cup handicap match is scheduled lor this afternoon All men players are invited .to_ play/ Drawing at 2.40 o‘cloek sharp. Any Player that cannot reach the club-'

house at' 2;30 can _iahoife his entry t0- B11! member oi _he green's com- mittee. ’ ' '

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MVB* Ehfhc nt ‘New York-'New York 3. Phiihaeiphis 3. second. Zf\m_%‘» }’|\il,1ldclphiiJ, 4, New York 4. At. Boi-iton-Boston 3, Brooklyn 1.,

Second game, Brooklyn 6 Boston 7.

` AMERICAN

Ai Philadelphi-Philadelphia 13,

New York lu. ,gccond grime, Ngw York 2, Philadelphig 1.

At Washington'-Washington 0, Boston 2. Second ganic, Boston 2, Washington ll. _ TM 0'-'-h0i`.g1imes were postponed because of ;‘,u,,ir_i. _ » _ ' i

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HIFLEW i

_ 6.03, Monday at 6.04 and Tuesday _

E5; ; as tfn

v -

_~ I . pl if

- market, is dead, the result indirectly

___ _ _. of an electric shock received while _ ,_~ _ _ __hnnilling an electric light in the ice-__ _

J _ _ _ - __ chest of the store this morning. It

-- """' is thought that the shock, nlthoughf " ` ‘ `

The moon sets this evening at 8 mid tomorrow ut 8.54. 'There' was a new' moon Tuesday,

` Sept, 30th at 12.57 ai, m. , ,_ The first quarter of the moon will

be on Monday, (ict. 7th, at 9.46 ii.'

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Th" Rini Match"-t Ul""K¢“Sll\S@0l\.liis heart. It happened jiistilinitcr he

llzinize this ixftf.-rnoon comincnces at 2 h-,(1 Btartetl to wurk Dm:tU,.H WNW, `°'(’l"k Bhuip- Ml img” WIIUVHY0 W at once called and worked over hi/ml ml?" D111* _ure 1'vu\u=stci`1`t0`_`bv puns-~' for a long time hut without av-.ii tuiiily on time. Mr. Sli( `i*Y Gfify hill* I An inquest was 'held and n verdict iméfoll U l3ilV0!` “D000 f-ily 110 I»!i‘/C" U) “ iceidi-.ntnl death ci-iusc unknown " th" mcmbcr of C- R-,ii ‘“‘t“id” Uf thi* i was iounll. He ways between lifty and

'Inst tehm, rniilriii|.';_`.“tl\e _highest ser>i'ci,;ixty yea,-S ,,1,1_

nt_this_ nltci‘iiogn_i"s shoot. The lol-

ioviing are tlip Civilian Riiic (iiub PpiL‘.iiL1_.\1‘i M,\;g1;1_.\<_;1.; M[X.Up

team for the nizitrht--J. M. Joncs, li. --

V. Longworili, G. l`l..Beer, W. 3.1 . . A . . . L0llSon, G. M. Moore, li. llobcrtson, became insnnc some yours ago. As] : iii izfi,i¥i‘.§..l." .§}.`..i~“.-".Xf.'._"ii1.Ak.f`1iiK$i‘§j ' f.i‘.T..`V§.§'.’f§`r'i.~fi “.1iiif;'".f§Ii `i§`fJf.`il'$‘° iii? I- H» \]\\i1S"'U. M- -A- 1\U1\“h~ farther of a. second lamily. lliecontly

. --y--“i-'°-° *the .doctors at tho asylum have found

_ that him-i~ the ir.=.f.fm.me_ hiremiihg _ S-e the parlor and library furniture _ lover six ear thc first '.vlfc !'.'i~l rc- ii ' ' " '---~~-'--"' _

| ' ~ See the handsome rugs

in. ` The iengih or eoriay win he eievhh hours und tliirty-two minutes ,and oi tomorroiv eleven hours and twenty- nin_e niiliiltes. _

' U. H. E. NUTES

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.1___ ,__ i".“"\“°/'j ' I' Miss Mable sesory. city. has mk-

\~ on n position as bookkeepcr and

‘Ye You an dd watch on “_ °_ n_d stenog`r`aphor with, Mr. J. li. llinnls,

isoutolksl`tTr‘I llring1lt`;b_~irea|i:;_ii president ol thc . John ll. Dinnis ~ ,_',‘_‘,"',j‘,,,,‘§,‘;,',"e‘;,;’§,‘} i‘I{,§'i,,,,_ ""“ _“ Pedigrees Foxes, Limited. -Miss

" ' Essory was recently graduated from

F . S. iMitchell “ ue_~'i1_e_rl<eiiii;.~iii_Bi1si°ss_<>_<»n1ieu=-_

E i i a i 1 - ` ' _ i ' . -.- 1,,..,”¢'§,r,,t,,}','°s,f,,;,,'J,°,f' Miss Bessie smith of the Char-

' ' lottetown Business Colle e has taken

' _ fs

“ ' ri position as bookkeeper and sales-

STUDENT.

trmlir- ldr it' liiiih s`our' storo to L0 this-_-door. 219 is oil -number.) The nnreirrhhonf nn;gf’¢%.,__0orhe_r ores? George and Kant -' - 'mtl'

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We have started our

business and require large

ian, .aa-ua_us1_w|1i be '__ ,’~._»'&,l". may _gliis #MOU

Winks' channels. rank*

or alrite ns; ""

' lady with Mr. L.G. Hasznrd, Grocer

_ ' _ ' ‘ l\`lfé`s ‘Hatti_é_'_`l_vfcE en, _ hookkeeper

_ _. and stenographer wiiith H. W._Turnc_r » ' _ _o'nehry. is taking li. y gl ’ ' paid the _.Charlottetown Business Col-

lege a very pleasant visit.

HUSINEBSL [IULEGE - -#-

Have you seen the latest in hook-

_ _ _ ___T_ kfeepi_n'g? The Charlottetown Business

DAILY GUSSH, OF A U__ C_ C_ College 3 the only spot_to llnd it.

Miss Pearl Hunter, lately graduat-=

' r _l i tt 't B i Students are enrolling nt thc U. C. f&_llf:'__({';"' IIT; D t;e°¥gsm\:)shneEB‘ C every d"y' tcrio"i"i1>liei' in the mechanical

Judging by the work being done_” '__‘-' I

in thc typewrltinrz do|ini't.n\cut__tl:;:i_o H“""s lwpt' M the Railway'

will hc keen competition lor t c i- 0_1 - M - »d fciont gold medals to_ be awarded at h_grAlK?;“0'1:/;utc‘;_a;_?e Cllatxgiietgixn the C' U' next spring' [1 1-‘business College u very pleasant call

Ilcsidos _tho gold _ medals awnr ei _ www home pu ma vumtmn_

for typeiv-ritlng there is also a beau-. _

tifully engraved diploma, a. copy of Pl_inc1pal_Mmer reports that the. ‘V§i‘»°h may be seen in the U' Q' Cf 'students uf' the C. B. C., are doing 0 ce' i lcnclld work and as usual the Col- Ths U. C. C. class rooms were “P ’ . .t h< h _

never brighter and busier. The pres* E1g§(;:i‘“ iuuy sustain 1 B ig rep".

ent classes give promise oi being the ' '

"‘°“* "“°’°“§‘-‘~ '““‘*"t ‘md ‘“““““' n uic'e'ie11 in the has-este ei the °"“ “’°"" th” U' C' “P” had' siu§:ht."'rhe ohhi-iotterown Business

The class rooms are llllmg up raxp- Uouege has been uname to nu the idly but that vacant desk is st ll _ demand during we parm year- for its

reserved for you but after this week trained help

xt will -hc givon to the first comer. ‘ ____ -

I)on’t let nuother fellow take your The B_ C__ was never in _.__better_ chance of securing n. commercial ed- posmon to produce results than "°“ti""‘ that smug s“°°°sB‘ during this term. The classrooms 5 some of th” "mm: “dvlmmgcs Ot' 'are centralized, and bringing all thc “red by the U' G".(" Me: 8 compét' istuilcuts under the immediate cyc ol

ent staff-of unfnlling and colirtsous ‘tho _,r_ncipBl_ » ieichei-s who .give you pcriulfflli _ ‘___ - ihoroulzh .instruction on the sulnect A mu description of me remodcw ' Im' wmclil Y_°“- 1. me wmmd; the ed blnss-rooms of the C. Ll. G., will" i""*1mB5f\ ¢l°*."‘_°°t'_ _ best/ ‘equipped be given in another issue of this pai.- ‘md m°°_“: `°m'“"y"'°}”'“`r°°ms' in peri. They are unique, and the stud-

the M'"‘t’m° Pmvmcos; and 9' con* ents are delighted with them.

mercinl course that is beyond com- _ ___,__ _

“sq am si nwoldm 'D D H V It is worth remembering that U10 petition in actual business practice. _Chm.mt“t'éwWh Business College . is tcgtimomal ‘md "’°°""”°“d““°“ “ny the only institution in this Province ambitious young woman or mon wut my Produc” B. ymmg may un. could desire. (inrgradugte capsule of doing the .

Ai few copies of the Inst year book" imost eXu.;:tlng_ Court reporting.

ns well as McIntosh's appreciation of _I ___ _1919_10_4m5i_ \ A Little Journey to the Home of ri ._ ._ I _ - Good Flchool" are still left. 'l‘hese‘ ».BHn.p1NG NEws_ ._ r-on be had free from tn_e Principal. < . _.a....,_` ‘ i“4°u ‘°f»ni0 vin 1” "MQW “W _ nwrriizsn, oct, ara-sem. nur- < Bank Building. 1878-10-3mwiM_3l_ ry Mme,-_ .~_i_ilnsho,_, South Amboy; . \ """`*7""‘°“’_' Snlllthe. `M6.D0"l's§ill. »]i3lf\l10. Sanu- ... " -. ' _ f G. Crozier, Mc ouga Plc u' o,

. __n;£:il_?gTHu? .A y},v,f:,\lk‘:,‘;;);v. Gapiior, ';§}'~$_ yi Jllarncli _» M.-,f_.'I‘hor-

vo 'h~ h __ _ ind it Wm he sent l_i,iirn;`,__I own;-lv ,_f_<_‘}»|h-to ; Manners _ t “'mm ny ‘era QU h no scrvicri l§V37\`i!£‘Yi°i El 5" ‘HHW i_"3Wi“"5°“ 'A o you prompt y. _ur D o . ». .l.m_,1¢,. Ecu 0 Hamax. Tug Lord

is _flving satisfaction to every cus_;: wawwy., Vcmoé River to sr. You get the some promll i *'__ ' _ __ ' on courteous attention nt inc vh0l\° ("‘]'E"Rl"'D' OW* 'am' Steamers

ns if you shopped in person, Those

out of town shqghl use ions 51°' ' 'Ms'

under way tomorrow with contests' -:5H"X”'u C'9‘i¢"`y and Im” is OM 0 among o. number bf the leuding C01, _ the best _tonicsbefore the _public _tg le es. -'1"h U “vcrsit ol Georgia will day “nd ‘lt shomd be 5°'-for _it 13 °"

g c ni y _ _ _ begin' its schedule hy pihyihg citadel Of €f““‘1'“°*fh“f B Old '=§_"‘°° mfg

'__ at’ _'Athens. Alabama. Polytechnic_will,f`“‘°"* emmaut by m°d°r“_p armaso

_,haue Memerf Urfiveréfty at A-ub_§.m_,_cal methods. Celery is a splendid ' ,md (ilemsolf -youege and Davidson nerve builder and iron is one of thc ‘|‘g01|'9ge will play at riiemsom Geo;-ge_ i best blood builders known. _ Large

mwn and Rnndb‘lph_M__con at Gem-ge_| bottle $1.00, money back if _il1ssatis~ togvh 'and Vimigml Medical ,md W,_,sh_| fled. The MacKinnon Drug Lo., Cor- throughout ltnly to partnipate ingiion and Lee at L~tixingto'n nre "EY Gf,°l1t Ci°0I`i?° 'md Kent Ste- MU-

er holida s an

“B for the day. , _

HEAL 'FUUTBALL

iiiis iii siiii- _ _ _

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 irtl ally

of the big college football teams in ._ _ _

the East will be seen on the grig- _ , _ __ ____ iron tomorrow. The majority of t e ' _ _ _ _, _

contests will he in the nature of a' _ _ '_ _ '_ 1 'pmetice game, the big teams lin ng ' ‘<_' _\___ " ' up against weaker opponents, 'but i tiy, many of them nevertheless are ex- ' ' _' ."f_" ‘ "‘ " pected to afford ri good indication of _` ' the afllnlais _

the calibre and condition of the bigi I ' _ eleyens and xr more' or less reliablei _ forecast ol the probable results whcnl " ‘ _ `

the big fellows cl-.ish later in the sen- "ir II]_]1°1&et,

Harvard will have Bates as an _

opponent. and Yale will line up_ _ "'_ '-"~"

vu. ~s--~

-f-9-4 - -»»,,`_ _,._.

..._ -._ _r`,.;...

and

'ri-uno;-_ Foligcre, summer-

Charlottetown i

University ol Maine

Lafayette will

a ii 'Princeton

Other

of, more or

r ih _ -‘ °_m ° ..I"arm_iure

and Ame

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°¢0¢¢_o¢ooosoo'encp¢,|.a¢“5e _- . ...

Union and Bruns- _4_.\'___.. _ _ _ .

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wick; Trinity Poly- _ . _ _ _ '- _ " _ _" teehhie,.1-et~.1-miners; cross ° “ '°‘ '“°' . _ ,_ » _i i ' . - ,_ _' "'

and M._A. C., at rworcester; Bow- x I' . e ' doin and Wesl a .at_M dletown; ` - _~» _ _ H

"... :-_ ‘v. ` ' H'

. _ _ ‘W lb. _ill

Swarthmore and Villa _Nova, h swerthmioi~e,'°" and ' west' Pbiht

Stevens '- Institlltey ' "at West

The llrst _ intersectional _ game ol

season will be staged at Ithaca by

Cornell and Oberlin. ___ __ __

HON. SAM HUGHES WAS

_ WAS- . BANQUETTED

_.__ I ____

Lace Curtains'

After a big busy season’s bnsiuessln the lace <;u_rt_ain _

dept we find quite a number of patterns in stock of which wie

QUEBEC. Oct. 2"-The re1_1hwihg de- have only one to three pairs. _ _ _ _

spatch was' received' yesterday alter- ' noon .from London:-` '

..i;i.‘.‘.‘I.‘t'..‘i;'“..‘::.‘§.‘;i.“-.“;3i§;if..... We’ve decided to -effect e ~a

quick clearance by selling

ary dinner by the officers on_Mop,day. ' Among the guests were Lord Brooke, Sir Frederick William Taylor, Mr. Norton Griiltbs and Mr. Hichens, o_i

Scammcll and Laird. ,-li-

/ill

< ~-'/;.'.

"C°1- H“gh°B was '=\W“k°d by all all these curtains at twenty ilvc pzrcent discount.

for the excellent andnalaborate ar- rangements made for"the contingent.

Here’s your opportunity.

"Part of the contingent is sailing _ . . , mrshihrahy. The Minister, oeionei 5Zc Curiams 'lor 244: pair l.ll0 Curtains for 75c “ lligar and othsrioiiicers later," 45!! " “ 346 " “ - H 896 “

“ |.25 “ " '.946

YARMoU'rH"MAN KI1.-asp uv 7.5¢ " “ 550

- f»(,""` »

"ANi<3I.sG'1‘Rw SHOCK Qgc ‘-,_ U 51¢ " |_50 “ “ |_|2 “

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White, nn em 0 e of the l’eop1c's

YARMOUTH 0°¢‘>‘>“f 2’Mi°1 1. and higher prices -‘all at the some rule of discount.

' You know .what s ‘cndid values we five in curtains all the ear »ro`li`!i

P is 5

'_ think what you save by buying during this clearance. ` Discount prices for cash only

not suihclent itself to ki niicctcil " " - ' '

Thr- wife oi ii. man living in Giinevm U(»ca5i.m_

, .

- See the elegant bedroom furniture. _ _ _. ,.

_ / _ _ _ . s \ VV_or'th _seeing--Our Exhibit fit," the F air Grounds--NIc`ri1_1 Building I

_ just to your right nc you cuter ihc main doors-n. inagnii`icen_t_ llisplay. »

- And every article taken right out of our stock-not spe.:ially_importcd lorllie 1

Y H1

covered. They declurcll :,.| sane midi, = _

the couple when he was \.ol.l the facts. The husband is on rho best __A

` Admire the inlaid circasse and dining room suilc_

' _ iiliifliiiitiiséiilicééen" "Tk p"'_`f‘° beiwen i\ __()__.1r Mr Mugiord in charge will gladly answer all enquirr s.

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l _ _,_,._;__~. ,, , _ `~' ` .1 / i ay.. ,tr . ?___.»_':_..; '-~~-_fw-

mci-i'MoNi>_ Vai, oet. 3.-'rhe '°°"‘“S “th "Om ' _ - . »

'football season in 'thc South will geti _ " \

B (3ATHfJl`.IU POLITICIANS ` ’ the present pontilf at thc last be waived

0 f"wRM-I'1`TEU"1'N`I'l:AI‘Y " _general elections waived the prohi-_ Rome. " - _ - ' BY THE POPE', bitinn_ in certain ‘ constituencies _The vatican

where Catholic candidates opposed. Romano, in

'nnMi~:, october, 2-After the fan. _ , _

nnti-clerical socialists, tonight» UU" _

' R ill not 0 to the i

of the temporal power, the pope is- sued an order forbidding Catholics

political elections. For. thc. tirst time

Recently there has been a ~umor ws Of Ome W IZ

Fo 1*_tU7*zes ow Being Made ___

' ‘ he Biacic Fox. Business l

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..i.i¢h.‘ I i »

| rnrsi: roxes. Mir Now as si-:sn Ar rin-: armour amen ' _

` ` ` When this industry comes to a fur basis its the Company with ihciirsr grade of stock tha

' will then psy the lar cst dividends.

Every fox now in the Belmont ranch will register in class A, as per regulations passed at

_ ° the P. E. I. Fur Breeding Association'

K . .

I 'rnporlaiit points to consider when investing in the Fox Inclu_s-

rice charged for ihe foxes, SECOND, pedigree and quality of

out Black Fox Co., have now ‘the very best fox proposition on

l .

Bddiad

wg;

in circulation that at the coming No reference is mode to __otl_ir‘l‘, _ general election thc prohibition would of ItalY- ' " ~ ' “

nmong the other contests schedulod _ -5 _-_-5' --% ir 'fa ...f -_ _il __ ,__ . . _ ._- -__ __ _

TIMPORTANT _

r ~ . <~ i -They -metnd adding to the ranch 3 more pair ofthe _lslan;l's veri/.best stock. They have

i ' already' `s'ecur_c'd from F. F. Tuplin, New Annan, the first choice ol the first 4 foxes from their

A ii .H1 ~';

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The Price Ofrexes

- i -Is the most important mailer to considemin

. investing in a fox Company. _ _ _ _ .fi

» These foxes are bemgplaccd in the ranchiat $12,090 per pair. _ ._

Is there 'another company on P. E I putting

an equal quality o£~ stock in at this price? T ' 1'

The Ranch ._ .. ' _

ls situated three' miles from the city-_.i on the

Belmont Farm under the capable management of Mr. J. B. Andrews who is also one of the largest stock holders. The ranch is c=aimed to be the best in the Province, the pens being unusually large with every accomodation for the care and safety of the animals. _ ‘

_ Hin'ts`_ToInte1`1dinQ_Investors T

~ Consider carefully the price of the foxes, also

Sale _ ,

Only a limited amount of this. stock is now/

offered for sale. Application can now be made for this stock to any of the,sto.ck. holders or Directors.

ro per cent cash,balan_Cc ~N0_v¢mb€f 1317 i ~

Cnr out the full appli;a\i'm form and mail

enclosing therewith _I_o p, c. _

I herewith apply far ~_ _ ,Shafts Of

.this capital stock ofthe Belri mt -Black Fox Co, Ltd. the BalanC¢ 1 .agree io pay on or before November lsr, r9x3.

Name......

Address .

Applicalion may be made to any stock ho’der

or any of the following Directors, Samuel Craig, President. john R. Munn, Vice President. Peter McDonald, _lohn Martin, Robert Kirr, ]. B. And

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__t_he pedigree,_and quality of _the animals. __ _ _few and_S._ A. McDonald, Secy, ‘X reasurer ,

OR Till". MAR\'l`l.\iE FOX EXCHANGE AND INVEST MINT C0_M\’ANY» QU EEN S'lREl.T_

1903-or-4Mtf _ _ 1 -~

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