.Y _ , . ‘5» ‘$13 mi.-ima ms.-im om. ` 'rr-ia ci=iARLo'r'ra'i'owN GUARDIAN - Emma nm.. , mon savrm

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° ' Weliner’s .ieweiiry Store

" vi The oldest Jew ellry store in the Provinr

_,ff _T An \ p ° 1+ :r..,;l;l`J>° l \+ y;4,r

W .

e have a large assortment of souvtnr

*"°°°h°=1. Spoons, -:aa iiniu, but pin.. suck

f . `»» . ` ._".?_', ‘

. ,-~;:=i_.'=..¢ - _

\ ,j ,,§~i; I P1115. Yt°». etc. Give us a call.

W-

-souvenirs W2. iiii: Eisiéiiii euniiiiiiin ag

ve irs now complete. ...‘IT PAYS to buy in this P;-mince ~ ...'ONE CENT per word eacn inser-

for Cold and Wei Weather

For cold, wet and disigiec-

able weather von need ti get fitted out wiih boots e.p¢¢i. ailv made for your needs

Here are bcoti that will

stand all kinds of weatlier

tests.

THE- DOC'I`0R'S BOOT

is specially made for oii d .of wear, htm be-ivv outs »lu, bri- lows tongue bliiclicr cot and is leather lined throiigiiiiit. insole is chemically treated, antiseptic, ellmina es a'l od- r of perspiration and i~i water- proof. In Chrome, lan ani box calf.... $5 00' A b°0t°f BLACK WAL-

RUS with medium incl and sole. donb‘e bellows tongue, blucher cut, a very s'ioig, smirt and .stylish boot- in black only---that wil appeal to the man who wants some- thing tasteful and dressy lie~ sides being absolutely weather , prorf Price.... ... . $6 00

ZULU CALF biot with

double sole which runs up through to heel, soft comfort able bellows tongue. runs up tothe lop; b'i1‘~her cut;le'».ither iinrd and vlscoll'/. d thiough- out This is a boot that is sniirt, stvlisli, it ong, durable and weatherproof as any inaii could wan* besides being the l h'glicst point of pepfeciioii iii wu ni foot ctiiiilort. It is ‘ prim.-d at $7 00 and wortii

finore,

Alley & Co I

4 .l

0 Men's Boots F31-0upS.._ \

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F 'I . ii _ 3,ggis5'.if2,i‘.';“..;§:,;-2ti.t'i:f:i.

fl WU '

UUR kind ull pliilillos. 9 tu du' hy

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Cook Studio X

our family and friondw want pictures of you Mi hip-y are iiccuatoiiied to see

l you-pictures with your natural, coii- | verl-iatiioi-ai expressi n.

~uch Dortraitii are a pinaaii:-4- for ual

Dealirisay Block

y i35 Queen St. ,I

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i. .

Due to arrive per schooner

Laura M. Liint and Sedgwick

1500 tons best quality Anthr- icite Coal in I\iit, Stove null

Egg sizes J

We Would Advise

intending purchasers of hard -coal to book their orders now

as the price advances 1a'cr in

the season.

Phone 1 r I

G. Lyons & Un.

6-Mtf.

"Tho new American Hats are

in-just drop in today -and get the' very thing you want. This store 'sells the ilnesr. range ol ii 'its for men, In P. E island. Hats 750, i 00, i.50, 2 00, 2.50, 3 00 to 5.00 oooh. Soft and stiff-every style trial. is good. This sto o is the "homo ol good hats " Mooro &' M¢|,e0d 1469-9_i3M3i

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lligh Grade Coal

is the oiil kind we curry. lt does not matter, when you order you can be sure of getting satisfactory coal it YO" °°m°

wvlllzl have on hand pug now* 1:10111!! “IP ilnltlhmuy 1“l*tl:e°. Boil);-onadigii DR mice illnd|$illil0oa| :loo is 004 *Pg* °l hi 'lint rada American 'bool ii nag. and an h tout alan ow iioh o mil: oi-'iron io »'t.§o'nd “ln our dr u .gods . and laiafootorl Il°|l;°|'¥ will he made'

Buiitaln Bell & Co

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ooo do

' 5* `\"l

i "se-`

UQC€i9'¢

'Property for Sale

Ito make and for you to have made Drop , in iiiid hw_o A cli‘it-you will h -rd v know ,You i-re beinz pliotograplied.'I‘hiu ia ir-od. ,arf-_ photography-the result is a natural. |lotiniate likeness.

Make an appointment to-day 'l'llE BAYER S'l`Ulll0

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W I

wii uliiiii riirrir

and we giiarntitec them to tit exactly. We will do ull, w_e can to i-iava the teeth you i we piiifi il it is possible to _save them e'will do ao li i:~»t,_we will give you the _e?t iiuristuro possible to get li you en rust your dental n»~eds_to us we assure you of ii. uudlint satisfaction,

Dr. Robins 'fm'-12°?"-

I iff;-__for sale my rlweli gr house.

him and other oulbuildingn, all in goo'

Goff:

Phone 215.l 1

...'THE MORNING DAILY Guar- dian ¢an be obtained at W. A. John ston’a, Montague. _

...'THE MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian can he obtained at H. J. Ma' hon's Drugstore, Sourls.

..."I‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian

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

...*SUBSCRIBERS should renew L

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers art

gilicontlnued promptly on explrec a o.

EASTERN PERSONALS

...‘Mrs. (DL) Collin of Woodstock,

N. B., ia visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mills of Fortuiie.-F.

...'Mlr. P. W. Waddell of Medford,‘

Mass., is visiting in Fortune, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ding- well.-F.

...‘Mr. Henry McKie and daughter,

Miss Bertha, Fortune Bridge, an spending the week end in St. Pe- ters.--F

...‘Mr. G. L. Miurphy and his littli

son Harold arrived in Souris Frida; morning and registered at the Sei View Hotel!

-°Mr. Sylvester Beazley, who was so seriously injured while working at the "Rip-rap" work on Souris Break wutcr, was reported much better oi. Friday. His many friends are nriii iously awaiting his speedy recovery:

...'Misa Annie Donnelly, St. Peters

left for Charlottetown Snturdai morning, where she will spend a fcu diiys prior to her departure for Boa ton. Misa Donnelly is well known ii Soiiris, having for several yeari taught in one of the departments 0 the higii scliool.°

From Saturday's Evening Guurdiaii. ...'Mr. J. Petrie, St. Joliii, ;ii'i'i\'ci

in Soiiris 'l‘liui'sdny on n husiiicsl trip.'

...'Mr. William Paquct, Souria who

has been in Charlottetown, on i. :business trip has returned home#

...*Messrs G. M. Smith, Hiilifni

rind A. Love, Cbnrlottetoivn, nrrivcli in Soiirin on the express Thursday evening!

___°Mr. ond Mrs. William Cantwell

Cliarlot.t.etown_ crime to Souris oi. the express Thursday evening to nt- ,tend tlie funeral of that late Cl:li‘:lei ` Luvit-..*

‘were passengers east on thc niioi train Thursday and are now regist- ered at the S-len View Hotel, Souria.

..,°Misses Ada and Mabel Ford left

repair; also 6 i 2 acres of lafid in it high at te of cultivation and being cen» trsily situated within a half mile ot` (hiircbes, Schools, Stores, and Bedcquc, Village. |

Terms any aid made known onl

application to the owner, l

JAMES GOODWIN,

|490 9 i3mizi Hrdeqii

FOXES l"0R SALE

SILVER BLACK FOXEs,

young ani adults. A frw fi -e soecimrns of CROSS FOXES fron- liltv to nlriety per cent. SILVER BLACK If iiiieiested, wire us for prices. Terms reasonable. Our Foxes are all tame, healthy vigor- ous and good size-

FUNDY FOX CO.

St. John, N. B.

i4i4 9-iollfiimo.

P1-:N $

on the morning of the 10th for Lynn, Mass., af.'t.cr spendingu pleas- ant: vacation with their sister, Mrs. Wilfred McLean, Kingshoro.

\...'Mei1srs. Daniel McD'0naId, Peter J. Campbell and Sil Sutherland, all of Red Point, left for the lumber

pumps of Bangor, Maine, on the 11th' nat.

. ___ f , ___ _. *lil IWW"

Wtat could bf' better

than a guaranteed pure wool bose .~ipl'cefi with lin- en?It is called “Soveieign

‘-_-"2-.--_-_-l

“Remrmher the Mass Meet init in Market Hall tonight rl liuyim! of Lighting Pl-nt by the City. ,_ |509-9-'5M|i

TXT* Human -

Every R

S FUDENT

-should have one I

I l

of our

‘C

ONE DOLLAR- FOUNTAIN

PENS

just imagine

14kt gold pen, Waterman fer d.

is s'-ld by mail E order houses for $1.50. ’

Call and in-

Made by the L.

S 'spect even if you

R l I

IGH

of Montreal, makers of the W a te rm an's Ideal.

This same pen

E. Waterman Lo

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don’t wish to

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buy.

il-ive _i

The Eye is one of the

most delicate and com- plicated 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 env of . the symp- ‘toins of Eye-Strain; head- aches or pains in the region of the eyes, inabil- \ ity to read or sew for any length of time, blurred

vision.

Allow us to Examine

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business. l

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist

2.9 Grafton St

I 1=>EN$

A”||g1`P¢?Pi£on Do`»L'0p.h§:.-

tio s on - ' i

P§¢g¢|4||,|o f'|'lao`|lQ\inn t. -an

...'.\/Iessrs T. L. Waldren, New

Gliisgow, and J. Petrie, St. John.

lon for advertising in this column. Lash must accompany order. Mini- .inn charge twentydive cents.

...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN is Guar- llan representative in Souris. 1-lla hone number is 5, W. L. Dingwell Jiidertakers office. MEtf.

...‘NEW STEEL BRIDGE.-The

Jovernment pile driver and engine las been removed from Fortune Bridge to Cardigan Bridge, where a .iew steel bridge is about to be built. -F.

...‘THE BWANSEA Trader arrived

(rom Charlottetown at 9 o’clock Fhiirsday evening. She visited Mat- thew &i McLean's wharf where she llscharged a small cargo of way .reight and left. for Pictou at 11 p. .n., after taking on board amall ship- .iients of produce, etc.°

...'EXHIBI'l‘ION.-Sections 22 and 13. Class 4 Kings County Exhibition Brize List 1913 inadvertly ommited ire as fo-llowa:-Sect, 22 pen of pure ired grey faced sheep, registered, con- isting of one ram, one ewe, (having :aised a lamb) one yearling ewe and .ne ewe lam-b. Section 23-Pen of .ong wool sheep, registered, consist- ing of one ram, one ewe, (having 'aised A lamb) one yearling ewc and inc ewe lamb. Mr. W. W. Jenkins lilers 5 special prize for the largest /lclntyre Potatoes, lat. $3; 2nd. .Z; 3rd. $1, 1496.

From Sa,turday's Evening Guardian) ...'FROS’l‘.-Frost on the night of he 6th did serious damage to tlic lotato crop in Eastern Kings.

...'H.f\R‘\’ESTING DELAYl<ZD.-- The :cry disagreeable state of thc welirli- :r is ri great driiw hack to hurvrsn ng. Although n good deal of gruiii .ins already bceri safely housed tii-.\ iiost of it still standing in tlir; iields. The writer is informed that ievernl heavy pieces have been bndly irrikcn down by the ruin and high vinda of 'Thursday and Friday.”

‘ ::One of the best soaps made is

Inrmony Rose-transparent glyccriiio oap that has all the delicious fra- iunce of old En lish rose is

5c two for 250 MacKinnon Drug

I MAN MAIMI<}ll EVERY

NINE MINll'l`l‘lil

ier of thc Brotherhood of traiiimcii in il.cd every seven hours and liltccii

nun is maimed." This wiis the testimony today of

lnilwav Trninmcn, at o. meeting oi

in the inter-state commerce commis-

last gave 3,635 railroad employes 'filled in the United States during the year. l

William Lee in further testimony

said! "The south is standardizing its rates by slow states.”

"We want; standard rates through-

ii`ings’s County iii- dusirial Exhibition

.ir

0 GF.0RGETt`lWN

Wednesday. 0ct 1

Gund Display of Exhibits *leals and Refreshments on the

Grounds. liberal prices in all Departments ower Excursion Railway Rates

!5c Admits in all Departments

Articles for exliibition will he recoi-

ved :it the Drill rlhed, froiii Monday Soptoinbor 'liltli ii: 10 o'oloek a. m. until Fuesday Sept. 30-h at i0 o'clock a. iii. Entries for homo.-i will bo roceivirl

until ~n.turdii.y 'ept. 26| li. and for other live stock until 10 o'clocl¢ zi. iii. on \\'ed iiesday. Oct. lst.

A special train will leave Elmira :it

ti 30 ii. m. on October ist.

Excursion return ticliotii will lie

issued from Cliarlottctown. Elinirii, Sonris und Mount ~townrt and int r mediate stations to Georgetown nt one way first class fare by iifternoon trains on Sept 80th und by foronooii triiiils on Oct 2nd, 1448. _

'Tickets ut special rodiicad rntea will

be issued froui Elmira., Soiirir-, Cha - lottetown, Mt. Stewart. Curdigaii, uno intermediate stations to Georgetown by special trains on morning of Oct 1-t. Good to return on special trains on the sumo date; also from stations on the vlontiiguo Branch by regular mornii g train on Oct lst good to return by apr-cial train on sumo ditto.

For rates and time of departure ol

triiina noe haridhills.

Returning tho spociitl train will leavi ioorgotown for Elmim nnd Charlotte

town at 5_45 m. Passengers from the Montague ranch will go to (too rgetown by regular morning triiin init. will be returned to Montague b_\ Special train in the afternoon.

Live stock from Sonris and Elmiri.

Branch coming to Mt. Stewart by afternoon trainn on Sept il0 will lic forwarded to Georgetown by Exprtss train same afternoon

ANDREW LAVERC; Fec'y

W. W JENKINS, i’roii. ,

floor etovvn

- I ii

l ._ ___,, me 9-iii.\imwr7i._

V. . g B ,.e_ _ . . I . rushing, iicaiiiirying ami néaitii giv-|C*}S{f _“@1118 Officer ¢f>m\"f1"<l\nl=r_ U10, ng for the skim A" extra large cake divisional and mounted iirigodo

New Yu;-1;_ geptemimr 13_.-‘A meme Lit-iit-(loionol A. IC. Mosaic, riixtli

. . _ I ninutcs and every iiinc minutes :il

out” he said “and that includes the lilockmiin."

A. B. Garretson, president of the,

Order or Railroad Conductors, nlso~ it witness complained of what he call-i Bd the €\'il of deadhend crews. These crews he said, were composed of men who have run ri loaded train to a' iriven point, linve no more work to do und are not paid for the time they spend in travelling back home. This was one of the abuses be said, tlmt the employes wanted to nboliah. He! added that some of the working econ~l omies introduced that railroads in-i creased the risk of iifc and limb en- countered iiy trainmen, and said that, the trainmen, helped pay for suciicc-` onomies in disability funds.

Frank J Warren, professor of eco

vnnia, was a witness for the train- men at the afternoon session of the

D D

rrescnted Charts, dealing with statis- tics gathered from the reports of the

ff-.derril der-nrment of lnlior and from other aiitheniin sources iieiiriii iiiioii tlic rziilro

PROMOTIONS IN CANAD/VS

MILITARY WORK.l

O'l"I‘AWA, September 12.- Official

notice appears in the Giiziittc of the promotion of Lieui;-(‘ioloiicl Criiick-, shrink, D.0.'C., nt Calgary to be full; colonel. The some promotion is be-. stowed upon Lieiit-Colonel I.'.indry.| .f\_l).(‘., Quebec, ofliccr commanding the fifth division. ' Five army' service corps appoint-

ments :irc gazettcd the post in ciivli

trriiii 'Fha officers nie'-l.ieut Colon

i ' . _ . . ' . - -

`.0_" MH, cl W. Coiviiii, second division, Tor-

onto; Liciii:-Colonel G. P. Murphy,

ol W. J. Sadler, fourth division; division. 'l‘hrec ol tiiriae oiiiccrs, (lol

oiivl Murphy, Colonel Sadler rind (lol ,oiiiil Mosaic, are promoted from miij-

oi' to lic lieiltcnaiit-colonel.

william Lee reprcsenriiig the urricr oi "/\‘0t»<>fvorySm~=rf- new ‘uit-S-~

_ “Soclet.v Brand" "20t.h Contiirv"

'.he orlyitration comniiittce in the coli- "ml °i‘l‘”'f ready '50 (my al' "ll" roveray between forty-two eastern Mens Sims' {Vl3"}:1";?d ‘ailroads and their conductors and

trninmen over thevcmployea’ demands _ --

\ \

il TheNe

'LU

F _all Coats

are now in stock and are .

deserving of tifin.

special , men-

The styles are cniirely

different from last year.

The lengths

are shorter

and rounding fronts pre-

Vail.

The cloths are Twecds

Petersharris, and Bouclcs. The prices ar

Chinchillas,

e $10.25 to $50.00

nomica nt the University of Pcnnayl-4

V . . _ _ _ | e Q

;z'".‘;";';‘."".. i‘§.:;;ff;“°;‘.l:;;".:°“.:.: Child ren s Coats

inter-state commerce commission, the; have just Corrie to hand and

are on display in the cofit

dept.

Cloakings

Are you go

coat made thi

and at all p `

tliird division, Ottawa; I.ic\it-(lolon- ,_

Stool

fa (I

Th ef c\l_\i.rzi\/.s ‘ri 'ii ‘<1

I E I . s. A L

:ul situation. l

ing to have o.

s year r’ We

have at present 35 diiier- eiit patterns to pick from

s from o $3.65 per yard

es/ liirots

:fl fs

)Y`£`5

NEW lllll.l.l‘1'l‘ l.tlS'l‘ i\l.'\'l`(lll.

()'l"l‘AWA, Sept. 12-lneiiteniint

'Colonel H. A. l-leliiier, who wus coni- ,iiiriiidaiit of the i’ulmzi Tropliy tciiiii and is iilso ii director of Miiskntry nt,

'nl' more Day anti shorter lioursi. Wliezi "EH9t9l'|1 CBD5”0V¢'l'V5l$.V|9 YOU this statement was inter challenged GH" think Of-FGHUY f0l‘ .\'0U llerftl by Elisha Lac, counsel for the riiil- to 'lay "*,7_“ h5V9 Gal’-5 9" 50°' 70° "onds, William Lee cited the statistics l 00' L2" and l‘50` MMV" &

McLeod |469-9-i3M3i

ilon’s report. This rr-.port on June 30 U" th th I ks d _

ei wen er oo amp

Get a MOORE & MGLEOD rain oifit-'neris and womens rain coats 4 50 to 20.00 each. Moore

the Militia I-ioriilqiiartcra, will niiiko ri rellort to the Miiiistci' of Militizi on the mntcli. It is iiiidcmtuuil ho( will report fn.vornlilc ns to the lic-j liriviour of the Ross riile mid also off' the new bullet iii niiy iiiit. licaid wind. In a direct wind the point of the bullet. being light and the base so heavy, the liiiilet does not hold through. Thus at 900 yards in the

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Piilnizi iiiaititli tlii~.i'i: \-iris lit.t.li‘ i'iiiiti`o\ .,\\'itli :i lieziilwiii wiiid iiiiil il. <-iiiinul the Uiiiiiiiliziii toiiiii to ilriiii tu lliiril place. 'i`iii: Aiiiiwiciiii ziiiiiiieiiiitiiiii ex- |.i-rts |ii'c¢llr:ti:<l tliiit tliu l.\l`ilr.L wiiillil iiiit. irmlio griiiil airniiist. ii liciial wiiiil.

l¢`AltlllllS l{A(lI.\`G ST/Il.l.l(iN

IIRUPS Ill'lAl) IN ltAt!l<l.

l'ti<lAl)IN(l, Pri., Sci,-t. 12-“(20 llc-

t\\'eeii," the fzimoils i`nr‘.iiip; stnilliflii, wiiiiicr of the Siiliurliuii Hriiiuliciip iii lilflli, fell derirl iiiider thc \i'ii'c‘ :is iio wr,-n tim mile riiiiniiig rii.‘c ni. Liic Berks county fair licrc ycstcrilaiy.

M McLeod 1469-9- l3M3

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