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" SEPTEMBER 23' 1914-I "‘ 'THE cIIAIiLo'1'I‘E*rowN GUARDIAN '

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D. A

_<31 'TL-',,+ -

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_ absolute guarantee. ~

\Kf. \hI. \KfQ| I l'1 Q asian. Ises The Leading Jeweiiers

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' > ~ ifA+€f‘A£}li;ff@§;-Zf#3Zc21;7?<¢}‘;v;gf.{

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I 5 _ _ A Reputation. § I i

_ Tm: ENviAsLa Rs1>U'rA'rIoN As" . I -_fy Gai/I 'M__s_iicHANTs ENJOYED ar “ f \ 'ggi THIS H0 SEi30¥\lY on the standard it LIT ' - has always maintained in the perfect i_

uali of the ston off ed " _ DIE glEATIONSPiiito viIiichaPli1os1d‘sttldiiel;XCLUS

I are cut

gli mf'-lnted f°l`fl'1€2PDroval ofa critical clien-

DIAMONDS, PEA

STONES are only sold 'tlii¢iibiie)putl;ii<I>§r?ii(s)Id§ ‘

*G \ ' ___ . .éné Iii F‘“".`!ii3 Q =lY4‘\liiF-5'-T.;`-f/Jie iffggtsi-.j:="._:>_f_.~`;-'_-_~’=»‘7/'i

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See our Good Work 'whuel W

you’reatthe

EXHIBITION

Cook Studio

A ` I Exhibition

EXHIBITION WEEK

Have Your Photo Taken at the

BAYER STUDIO

Opposite Post Office

For a Good Photo

A _E-}7Jisit the-_ '_

» - )’0ll°'-Studio

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateur'sWork

-i

The Island City' Painting Co

Contracting Painters

House , Carriage and Sign work.

203 Kent St. Phone 280-I.

F. L. WALLER .l. A. DOYLE 3-.6-5M ti.

Russian Black Lynx Shawls,l||ese

furs are ilulfylilre the genuine Lynx at Patons. ` _ 5674-9-22M2i

Ellis Montague

Best place Zin Montague to buy School Supplies, Stationery all kinds. We carry the L. E Waterman fountain pens which are guaranteed. Bring or mail your films to be developed- and don't forget that our photographic goods are always fresh: give us a call when in need of good goods

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.

Montague

Anthracite

Coal _

N i '° sehr. Bayard §.°“`ii'fi.if'i’.°;.i°°i”“i°i..A.':i‘:.i‘i: gefmisciir. "sliiiii° c. i<imiiai.i~ 5° ‘°“'¢‘.t.i"i° °§it"’§'.§3.”“.ii§i BWIIII ll »

Chestnut sizes. This is an of ins sea

'fi in

orders at once. and delivery will be made from vessels while dis- charging at lowest Pfl°¢S-

Bimtsiii Bell & Ca rii<m4o4.se1iiii¢ Aa¢nwD°m iniai caico. :Lid

.°~ THE 4 EASTER

Ii GUIRDIIIN '°~

..~i'r PAvs ie buy in this Province. ..~'r. eonoou Ives is culiiaisn

lsent in Montague. _

..THE_ MORNING Guardian can

be obtained in Bourls at M. A. Pac- quet’s.

_..'BT. ALBAN'8.-Service will be

held in St. Alban’s Church, Souris, next Sunday at 11 a. n_i. and 'I p. m.

..'HOLY TRINITY.-Seltvlce will be

held in Holy Trinity Church, George- E021. next Sunday at'11 a. m., and 'I

‘ ..*PACER RETURNS.-Dr. A. J. FPBSBP. Montague, has his fast pacing 861111118. Commodore Lovat, home again from Summerslde, where he has been in training for the summer with the veteran trainer. Mr. Daniel Steele.-_B.

..*FORTUNE BRIDGE.-Mrs. Elm-

er Harris left en route for New York. on Sept. 19th. Mrs. Harris spent the last few weeks at her summer cottage, in Fortune.-The harvest is almost completed in Fortune and farm- ers report a very fine crop and those who have threshed report ex- cellent returns.-Mr. Albert Burke of Fortune was in Souris, Friday on a business trip.-Mr. Fred McKenzie of

-A Welcome

Visitors

ers, who will be attending the Ex- hibition this year, we very cord ially invite You to make this store your headquarters.

Stop and rest here, meet your

friends and incidentally look over the fall styles of Queen Quality, and.Boston Favorite. men’s Invictus, the just righ boot and our splendid showing for boys and girls.

Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

“Headquarters for furniture at

Patons. 5697

"Buy a black fox Cushion Top at

Patons. 5697

i - |

To all our out-of-town custom-

Hay Fortune was in Souris on a busi- ness trip.-The Fortune fishermen re- port mackerel qulte plentiful, but they are not inclined to take the hook yet. ~Mr. James Coffin of Fortune Bridge, has purchased a new threshing out- flt and is doing excellent work this season.-Mr. James Mills of Little River was in Souris, Friday on. n busi- ness trip.-F. -

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Misses Mar-

ion and Nan Lea. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lea, of Moncton, and well- lmown in Charlottetown. had a narrow escape from death on Friday after- noon, through being thrown from their carriage while returning home from Shentstone, Albert County. The acci- dent occurred on a hill about four ‘miles from Hillsboro. A portion of the harness gave way and the horse ran about a mile before being cap tured. The young ladies were thrown from the carriage. Miss Nan Lea sus- tained a broken bone in her right arm and her left shoulder blade was broken and besides she sustained a number of bruises and cuts and a had shaking up. Miss Marlon Lea was more fortunate. She did not aus- tain any broken bones although she was painfully bruised. The young ladies did not lose consciousness and wore able to proceed to the nearest house and Dr. Lewis was summoned. They were brought to their homes in this city and both passed a satisfac- tory day Sunday. Miss Nan had in- tended leaving on Tuesday for Van- couver, where she was to have been one of the principals in an interesting event in October but owing to the ac- cident. all present arrangements will havo to be postponed, says a Moncton exchange. The many friends of the young ladies hope for ii. speedy re- covery.

P H O T O G R A P I-I Y Good work, prompt delivery

moderate prices. _ '

THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS

Picture framing dept. in connection. 5662-2lM3Mos.

¢-<--@-_.1u-ml-_-`

Expert Optical Service I

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- efit,the most modern and approved methods of ex-

amination.

. That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in

this year’s business.

We guarantee to give ._

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of

properly fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson

_99 Grafton St. Optician

Hard Coal 5

To arrivefor here

in a few days per Schooner “A ri ni e Marcia.” .

500 Tons b e s t quality of Hard Coal. in Stove and Chest- nut sizes. _

Customers will

please book their orders so as th_eCoai can be delivered whilst vessel is dis- charging. _

Clans iiliu

I i

Fill IICUHSIUNS

lil Mlillllllll

Montreal is always a city of inter-

est and especially so in early autumn when thc weather is enjoyable, the many stores crowded with seasonable novelties, and thc places of amuse- ment in full swing. A visit there at this time of year cannot be otherwise than enjoyable, and with the 'very low fares prevailing on the lntercolonial Railway in connection with the annual fall excursions, the round trip can he made more cheaply than at any other time. On September 17, 18, and 19. the round trip fare from Charlottetown will he $11.85. tickets good for re- turn October 5th. On Oct. 1, 2, and 8, the sanie rates will prevail with the return limit October 19th. Travellers from the Maritime Provinces have the choice of two of the finest trains on the continent, the "Ocean Llmited" and the "Maritime Express," both re- nowned for the excellence of their sleeping and dining car service.-

5663-9-21ME6l.

Big sellers, Ladies’ and Meu’s

Wool and Silk Golf Coats at Patons.

_ 5674-9-2ZM2i

Low priced Orenlmrg Mink Furs

at Patons. 5674-9-22M2i

Snappy popular priced Ladies’

Fur Sets st Patons. 5674-9-22M2i si. "_`f7""§i` ini' ,

Fur Soellsy atPP'iTon‘h.

. 'lhe Furness fleet of Passenger and Freight ships is maintain g regular sailinlms from Bslifsx to London and vorpool

iii-:.-.i'-.3-':..“°°'° "ir “Passengers London will fled , theB.8 ‘_;l°Jl.(:_BY"sspesdy_aad ‘

Htlihl.

III lst ll lhd

...‘.'i.f%’ii.- 2'. i.$‘ »-2.. pn. Rates add fail particulars upon

application.

I Mrs P. Morrissey

i .ROME CENT per word each ln- sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

I EISTEIII PERSONALS

|.Mr. Leslie Adams. School Inspector.

moved his family from East Point to Montague, last week.-B. I

i ..*Mr. James Lannigan, Panmure ls- land, was in ,Montague on Monday,' on business.-B.

..°Mr. J. W. Carruthers, wife and

family, have returned home to Mon- tague, from Mlllview, where they have spent a pleasant holiday.-B.

..°Mr. Neil_Campbell. Gaspereaux,

was in Montague on Monday. in the interests of the Panmure Island Silver Black Fox Co. Mr. Campbell is nn-

other of our Island's successful i'ox breeders --B.

..°Mr. William McLure. son of Cart-

ney D. McLure. Murray Harbor, North, P. E. I., is another of the brave Island boys who felt the call of his Empire to go to the front, and is now at Val- cnrtier, Quebec, ready to go to the front with the troops. Mr. McLure was in Western Canada,‘British Col- umbia, and enlisted there with a West- ern contingent.-B.

CUNTHIHUIUHS lil

Hill IIHUSS SUCIIII

(From Tigniah.)

S. Buote

Mrs I’. Gaudet .25 Mrs V. Myers .25 Mrs J. Arsenault .25 Mrs S. Arsenault '.10 U. Gaudet .50 Mrs M. Lynch .50 John P. Chaisson .50 Mrs J. Gaudet .25 Mrs R. Doyle .30 Mrs Gibbs .25 Mrs Martin ‘ .20

20 25

Mrs .10

Mrs D. Fitzgerald . Mrs W. A. A’I~Iea.rn . Mrs O`Conuor .25 Miss F. Mackie .25 Mrs McLellan .25 Mrs Bearisto .25 Mrs McKinnon .25 Mrs P. Perry .25 Mr O. A. Foley .25 Mr C. Whelan .25 Mr S. Itichard .25

2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .80 .50

Mrs Jos. Mclnuis Mrs J. Nelligan

Mrs K. Perry

W. Sumner

Mrs J. O’Brien Mri. J. B. McCa.~thy .50 Mr H. Hogan ' 1.00 Mrs J. Dalton .50 Miss S. Hackett .50 Mrs J. Gavin .50 Mrs A, Shea .50 Miss E. Gavin .25 Mrs J. Dorgan _,'. _ .

Mrs D. McCarthy ' -

.vi rs E. Richard 1; }_ gil]-!Q._Q

Mrs M. Perry

Mrs J. Shea .

Mrs C. Gavin

Mrs Jos. Shea . Mrs I). Handrahan .25 Mrs Jas. Mclnnls 50 Mrs Thos. Mclnnis

s a an Mrs J. Arsenault

‘T fr*-~ I ' . I ` " A 4 I - VV V

PAGE THIRTEEN

rips

. IN ANY LINE OF BUSINESS

-a trained man is much more valuable from a pro- ducing strndpoint than one

who_has to be put through a drilling process. In han ling

I your usiness experienced

men are employed because your work is more efficiently and expeditiously done.

It follows, too, that in the

appointment of an executor

' the best results can be ob-

tained by a company which

| is empowered by law and

has the necessary experience to act in that capacity.

The Dominion Trust Com-

pany has a staff of experts, _each one of v_vhom_ istrained in some particular branch cf estate management,

ln appointing this com-

paui' as Your executor you secure the services of our experienced oflicers, paying thereiore no more than the charges of the individual ex- ecutor. You_ also secure the assistance-if needed-of any of the company’s 14 branch offices.

Dominion Trust

Company |

The Perpetual Trustee ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon Chas. Dalton,

Frank It Heartz.

H. M. Davison l MANAGER ,

‘ _\ ' 1 m

I For Sale I

Three P. E. Island,

Silver Black Foxes, (Two females, and__one male.)

Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two

pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.

P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,

Three Fisher, two females and one male.

Prices and terms easy. Come and see them, and

you will be convinced, that we are offering the best values on the market.

T. Gorden Ives

Montague, P. E. Island `

5633-9-l 8Mtf.

I Morris Block-Charlottetown. l

5657-2l Mmwffii.

' _ .

Mrs J. Chaisson ,25 Mrs A. Gaudet .10 Mrs Jas. A’Hoaru _35 Mrs P. Lcclair _35 Mrs Martin _10 Joe M. Doucctto ,05 Mrs Agap Gaudet _25 Mrs Archie Gaudet .25 Mrs J. Boudreault_ _10 Mrs M. Handrahan ,30 Mrs .C Haudrahau _25 F. Gallant

Mrs P. Perry Mrs P. Gallant Mrs E. Bernard _25 Mrs J. Chaisson _10 Mrs J. J. Arsenault _`25 Mrs C. Bernard _25 Mrs N. J. Perry _25 Mrs Arsenault _15 Mrs J. J. Chaisson _30 Mrs B. Chaisson _25 Mrs S. Arsenault _10

.25 .25 .10

L_ A _ _ - _ -__.__

KING’S COUNTY INDUSTRIAL

IEX11ibitiOI1

AT GEO§C§ETO_\AlI\I

" Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1914

Grand Display of Exhibits.

Liberal Prizes in all Departments. _Meals and Refreshments on the Grounds. Lowest Excursion Railway Rates. Meals served from ten o’clock a. ni.

25 CENTS ADMITS TO ALL DEP ARTMENTS

Articles for Exhibition will be received at thc Drill Shed, from

Monday, September 28th, at 10 o’clock, a. _m., until Tuesday, Sept- ember 29th, at 10 a. m. ‘

Entries for Horses will be received until Saturday, September

26th, and for other Live Stock until l0 o’clock, a. ni., on Wednesday, Sei tember 3( t`_i.

- TRAIN A RR ANGEMENTS

Excursion return tickets will be issued from Charloitetowri.

Elmira, Souris, Mt. Stewait and intermediate stations to George' town, at one way first-class fare by afternoon trains on September 29th, and by forenoon trains on September 30th, good to return up to and on October lst, 1914. "l`ick'<ts at special rcdiiccd rates will be issued from Elmira. Souris, Cardigan, and intermediate statifns, also from Charlottclown, Mt. Stewart and _intermediate stations, Io Georgetown, by special trains on morning of September 30th. good to return by special trains on same date, also from stations on Montague Branch by regular mo ming train on September 30th. good to return by special train on same date.

The following are the fares and time of depa"ture of trains:

Station Fare Train Dcpis. Train Dept'

6.30 a. m. 8.45 a.

Station Fare York ..... .... ...S0

ITL

Mrs J. McCarthy ` .30

Mrs E. Gavin fzé

10 25 40

.25

Mr Henry Ready .25 Mr E. G ll t .50

.30

Mrs S. Gallant

Mrs P. P. Perry

Mrs Thos. Doucette

Mrs F. Bernard

Mrs J. C. Gallant Mrs J. Handrahan

Mrs U. Perry Mrs U. Perry

Miss Perry

Mrs Chaisson M.lss Arsenault

J. Nelligan

_.______

"If you want to secure 1)(-_gt suits with your pickles and c

.25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .05 .25 .05 .10 .25

.40

rc-

h o\\'

Elmira ...... ..$1.l0 Souris,.. ....... _.1.00 I\ e v Zeaiand..100 Bear River._.,.1.00 St. Charles. _ .1.00 Selkirk ....... . .1.00 St. Petcrs..._..._.90 Morcil.__..........75 Lot 40 , _ . _.. .....70 St. Andrew’s.._.6l) Mount StcwaIi'.55 Charlottetown] .00

7.30

7 50 7.57 8.0? 8.10 8 30 8 52 8.57

.°°ocj¢<C C»2'~[\;`_. w§co

. Georgetown Ai

Suffolk........... .75 Bedford... .70 'l`racsdic........ 65 Piscuid.. ......__.50 I’c;il<c`s;...........-15 St. 'l`ei'esa..... .45 l’erlli..... ....40 Czirdig.ui......,._20 Mouta~zuc....._. 35 Bi‘uLle'_1cll._......

Emmerson.. .I0

rivc

8.53 9.00 9 07 9.1./5 5l..'iS il 43 0.55 lo 07 9.54 10.0.-"i 10.15 1025

Miss Arsenault

Mrs J. Arsenault

Mrs Myers

Mrs E. Clohosey

_Mrs Peters

Mrs Ellsworth

Miss Keefe Mrs M. Ellsworth Mrs J. Doyle Mrs W. Ellsworth Mrs Knox F. LeClair

Mrs J. LeClair A. E. B. Murphy

Mrs M. Gavin Mrs A. Perry Mrs N. Perry

Jas. Kinch

A. Mclntyre Mrs P. L: Chaisson Miss Travers

Miss L. Gaudet

Miss Travers

Mrs F. Perry .45

'SMB Year, you will use our spec'ci-i which are the purest, strzingqst and

.20 mmif- Snl5iFf_l1Ct0l‘y of nny.'Our csscnce .36 Of Viflvitlir is of unusual strength, .15 05° Pint making thrcc quarts of -25 Strong. pure. pickling vinegar. 'rho Two Macs, 149 Great George Street., 25 40 50 Z5

.44

' ` Mlitf.

_ Shawls and Muffs of Brown _Z5 Mamet Mink at popular prices at 1,22 Patons. 5674-9-22M2i

125

Royalty Jct.......90

Returning thc Special Train will leave Georgetown for Elmir

and Charlottetown at 5.45 p. in. _

Passengers from the Montague _Branch will go to Georgetown

by the regular morning train, and will be relurncd to Montague by Special train in the afternoon. _ _

Live stock from Elmira and Souris Branchcs_ couung to Mt.

Stewart by afternoon train on September 29th, will bc forwzirdid

to Georgetown by Express train same afternoon.

W. W. JENKINS, President ANDREW LA VERS. 5 ctilry

_ (ic arg?-. ' I.

5650-9-19Msiui'mon/li.

_.T8

.32 ir

_ --- __ _ ____.____,E___.._.__. 3

2.00 .35 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

cmigmam of risiqiii vi.

Joe Gaudet .

Mrs Dawson

Thos. Gallant ,

Mrs M. Ready Mrs A. Handrahan Tl A"H

ios. earn

Mrs P. Doyle

Mrs Jos. McCue_ Mrs C. McGrath Mrs G. McGrath Mrs Wm. McCue

Mrs Nelligan

Mrs Flnneasey

Mrs J. J. Nelligan

Mrs G. Chaisson

Mrs Mozier

Mrs J. Buote

Mrs M. Richard

Mrs A. Desltpches Mrs Gillis _

Mrs Martin

Mrs P. Gaudet

Mrs Peters

Mrs A. Perry Mrs J. Martin -25 Mrs Selick -25 Mrs Ryan -35 Mrs Hammill .35 Mrs F. Arsenault .35 Mrs' J. M. Deslloches .25 Mrs 'Paul Desiloches .26 Mrs J. Buote .50 Mrs Peter Waite .06 Mrs Peter Blanchard .85 M . Bl h rd 10

.20 .50 .20 .25 .40 .25 .50 .25 .25 .25 .20 .50 .25 .25 .26 .25 .50 .25

'.25

.10 .15 .30

Mrs John Blanchard .80

Mr. Farmer

Do not forget to buy

your fish supplies from us. We can assure you of entire satisfaction in

wiiliaud

l'umss.yCo

‘»>“»_»~,'_."i.-f?i?~_i.i?i2~i1.'.»any _ _ ‘. ' - .. f - fii»~iC » '_ ._.,;'f"1f ;-,'.'»_.i».~»..-»,_.~,~ ,<.....-,f.‘.~~>_.»-_{»~_.z_,','.*_».y_,_ ___ " ___ ‘ ’

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.,`.._' Q4-.§"`I' , . ° ,~ 1 j 'ie _ xssssunnlllns - -

0- __ ` . ___ . _ __ _ _ _ . .

__ __ ,_ » _. , , li/ y , . » .

Ch’town Fish Supply Co.

.10 25 ‘

rs J one a .

Mrs Jos. Deskoches ."" '

Take home with

and Winter Evenings.

~ Newspapers,

Magazines, Books, War News

money.

M i.

af-

Phone 31/3 40-I Grafton Co

You Exhibition

You will find at The Maritime Stationers on Sunnyside

something to please every individual taste at a price to meet any size of purse. Fine story books at l5c, 20c, 25c, 30c, .35c, 40c, 60c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.

POST CARDS-War cards, Fox cards, Local View cards

and a lot of specials for The Exhibition.

SUBSCRIPTIONS-We take subscriptions at publishers

_ prices for all magazines and newspapers. Pay Star subscriptions

at our store and save yourself the trouble of sending away the

Visitors

you a supply of Reading Matter for the long Fall

. War Pictures War Maps

Maritime Stationers, Ltd

his “M” Sunnyside, Charlottetown.

P I I