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For the least money is always in demand. I

- *Kenneth McKay, ofthe Public

Works Department, Charlottetown. passed through Sunimerside yesterday

441. Wi Ro'oertson,`pay 'miister of

~the P. E. I. R, was among the pas- sengers leaving.. Summerslde yarns:-_ day, hy the Empress, for the ma/in*~ land.

-Deep water swimming and bath-

ing is still neing indulged in by some of Summerside‘s young ladies. The continued warm weather and the absence of frost at night, keeps the water quite warm.

--Mrs F. Perkins and daughter, Je-

lnn, Edmonton, Alta, left Summer- ,side yesterday returning to their (home. after spending the summer with friends in this Province.

-H. R. and Mrs Ivloase, Kensing-

Tlle Investment Annuity Policy of the North A1115;-i¢an0f_,to-u, wcnt over hy thc boat yesterday

Life is the cheapest reliable plan calling for the payment o I5 or zo premiums only. .lt guarantees a definite yearly in come in event of your death or for yourself if you survive th 15 or 20 years. ,

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f,to Point ilu Chene, to meet Mr and

,Mrs Evans who were culled home - from Cn.-ifornia on account. of the

--Next Sunday, 17th inst, Rev E.A.

Westmorland of Albcrton and .Rev Ernest S. Weeks of Bideford will _ex-` chnnge _pulpits. Services on Bedequc!

p. m. and Bedequc at seven. Y'

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-Mr and Mrs Evans, Slier`nrooke,'

arrivrrl last .evening from California. It wa,'s|'.ideed ii long and sad joui“nie'y,,' Tlic funeral of their \<laughter will, tultc place today, nit two o’clock p.m. from the rcsirlnncc .of George Picker- ,iug, Sherbrooke, to SL Eloanors Cemetery. ‘

~Roy Crockett, son of I-I. P. Cro-i

'cl<ett, Suninicrsidc, went tu C-h‘arlcAtt- ietuwn by the nzorniing train yester- iday to enter the 1'. E. I. Hospital, ‘for treatment. ` Young Crockett hos l1C‘3I\ ill for n few days, his case sh-l 0\vin'g syiulituns of typhoid and he lwas advised by attending physician'

to go to the Hospital. I

-William McClure, Searletown, writes The Guardian that at the ro-' guest of the people of Summerside he nur given his consent to speak to the public in thc l\l.ni'ket Hall, in Summerside, next Sunday at one u’- clocii. llc says his subject will he ,“Where is the Church of God" and ,that it will give no oflcncc to the lJcw, the Gentile nor the church of

No Dull Times at the National

Clothing Co Store.

Persistent advertising and backing it up with

RIGHT KIND OF GOODS at reasonable PRICES

is the policy always in vogue at the NATIONAL

CLO FHING CO'S STORE. EVERYBODY

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Knows that NATIONAL CLOTHING win some

thete t a TRIAL with us means a regular CUST-

OMER.

Our Generous Stock and Mcdest Prices make

it easy for men and boy; tco choose their fall needs.

Men’s fall Overcoats all

wrol, vicunas in black and dak, greys silk faced, lined with best quality of scrge, perfect fitting tailored gar-

Men’s and boys’ underwear. l\lcii`s flceced underviear in l"enman’s niakc Size from 34 to 44 our mice 44c ¢a¢h

Meii's all wool in llecctd-knii

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brand all si7.»s. Our price

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Meu’s all wool Hevi son under- wear Red and Blue Label. Our price 95C ¢l¢h

Biys’ fleeced underwear 24

ments regular i2.oo, our price $8.25. Men's black and blue' Beaver Overconts surge lintd,` finely moulded .shoulders with hand stitched collars equal to any $20 oo mat, our price $m.85~ A fine selection if College and

to 32, l’enman’s mal-ie. Our

_ . Prussian coats in English

price 30c “ch

l":mcy Tvreeds and Nova 'S60 la Tweeds cannot he dup- licattd on the Island less than $r5.oot Our».Pfl¢`° »`

$9.75' T

A large assortnierv of

1 mens’ tronscs in Domestic

ind' Inptirted twceds and

» English Worstered. Ranging

from gan to _$3 oo a pair.

Just received 50 Boys’ Norfolk suits _made [from

fine imported tweeds ages 3 to ro years in different patterns a regular 4.5ollne now $2.85

No matter how small your purchase is, the same

, ' guarantee goes with our g_oocls. If any article

proves unsuitable we will take it back.

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-Miss Dora B, Andtrson, Darnlcy, ,left 1215i Week en route to Calgary' Alberta, where she will he united `in‘ marriage to John Riley, formerly of` 581010, P- li I-, but now of Frank- bllrs. Altar”‘M‘rss"'i\'ndorson is the youngest daughter of Mrs Margaret Anderson, Darnley, and leaives home accompanied by the best wishes of 8 ,host of friends and relatives in this province.

l -On the streets of Alberton on Saturday a row took place between IJUUD M~ll'¥`PhY. Jr, and John Leonard, gin which the latter received several ibad cuts on the head and hold his ,nose broken. Murphy, who it is

alleged, started the fight, was tried'

,before Stipendiary Tweedy at Alher- ton, yesterday, and after hearing up-_ iwards of fifty witnesses. His Bian- or sent the prisoner up to be tried at the next sitting of the' Supreme. Court

i -Rcv W. I.. Archibald of Wolfvllle, LN- S-. revrvscntiniz the various brow chcs of the Baptist Dcnominatiofnnl ,work will give a lecture in the Sum- ,merside Baptist church, Thursday evening at 7.30 and at Bcdcque on Friday evening at the same hour. He brings with him 100 lantern slides to illus- trate thc institutional life as well as the work _of the missionaries in Teleguland. A silver collection is requested for local denominational funds.

-No attempt has been made by

the civic rulers to better the situa- tion on Water Street, Summa;-si-.le near the station. Every person on foot has to go avnk- le deep in mud or walk 500 feet to get »a dcenet crossing. Even 5 few loads of coal ashes that would help out the situation are denied. The hundreds of people who are hourly crossing the street uttendlng to the husy fall trade and strangers who land from the_ boat or from the tru. inn, without ilhbers, are caught in a sakl plight, especially after nlgllt

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Cranium Anllnplle N Tino! Tnblell. simple

and molhlnl for the <6' |

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ret`r,_aiog,_troan u-business trip, to 0'- us. - _» » _ » ._ l “ ~.=.’- ~ *iv* °°'”" vi. ‘T110 G1|ll‘diau's branch at Alberton,

e‘<i;f;;h vf their daughter at Sherbr-|Proviooe for tho use few do » los

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Water Street. Summerside, directly

John Dlckiesou is the agent. 3-lldrtf

.--H. Clark the edlcient manager ol

havingresigned owing to other dnt lei. applicants should write "Tint Guardian Manager, Cliarlottetowrfl at once. A free telephone and other concessions. 10--Sdrti.

‘ --The party who broke into the Al- ,D¢!'l-OIJ station, a few months ago,hax~. 'been discovered. Detective Noble, of the I. C. R., has Urcn working on thi- case and on Tuesday arrested Leo ,M°Il1l'-Yre,`a lad of auout 15 years o' BEE. Whose home is in Alma. McIn- tyre made an open confession and says that Irving Lewis of Aloertcn .was his accomplice. lllclntyre hi; Deen taken to Summerside to stand trial and the arrest of Lewis is ex- pected to follow. Following' are ln- ter particulars received from The Gu ardian’s Summcrsiile representati\'e:-- '1‘. A. Noble, police inspector of t‘:1~ nadian .G‘o°vernment Railway, who has been 'in the western part of this

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succeeded in solving the mystery of the different acts of burlzlary, coni- mitted in the past few months, at Altre-rton, 'l‘ig,|1ish, ()‘Lcary, Elmsd- alo and Alma, Un thc 15th of June the station at _Alucrton was 1-|.t<red

was repeated, ‘./ut there being no loo sc gash outside tho snic, nothing vos secured. Gseudet's store at Ai 1-:i‘f.m was broken into-, shortly after, and Arsenault's store at Tignish ou .July 29th. ‘On the night of llth .f‘.\i-_',.'st Maynard Lewis of Al'ncrt.on was ilh- licd of a large sum of money. l.co McIntyre and Irving Lewis were suspected of the uct. Next mnrnui_;; the two young niun `i.ourded thc mo- rning train ut' Elins<l;~|`e. Lewis mis

arrested and taken buck to Alhcrtoin. NOVR SCOWU '1`0l9lll\0llf\ Later he was liiicratcd and left we Porto Rico

country. Mclntyrc jumped the Inst moving train and fled to the v o-idr, nu ‘reported in The Guardian, the ful- lowlng morning. Detective Noble ur- rested Leo Mclntyrc nt Allrertm :ind

he was remanded for trial hefire tit- Halifax Electric Tramwny

ipcndlary Tweedy ut Atherton on

Wednesday nent. Mclutyre made uint Nova Scotia Steel & Coal,

signed a confession ackno\'.~i~»~l,;'|ng

that he- and Irving Lewis w~:re the Porto Rico Railways

ptrpetrators of all the different nets of theft and burglary. He also rt- ated that Iiewis had 'tlirt-atcued to

shoot him if he at any time divulged Trinidad Electric

anything that would iimplicato him, Lewis. McIntyre was brought t.o= Summerside by the evening; train lust night and placed in juil for sate_ keeping. Mr Noble deserves much! credit for the manner in which he worked up this case in so- short 3 Ulme. He is close on the trail of

0PP0ill.e the Railway Station. ,

in St. John, Tuesday There were four hundredyarrels

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_mrs Wm waddelllf fl-;.).o,l)j yen JY gate ;lal;dBlrm oneloplrtéustiili; étzgsess b vgfuf fgf )7I0I1¢y--"VS 0}IOC0[UfC "Of CUHOII Ofpapcr.

Enipressmyesterdayheo;inpEpn_wn<;; yesterday inoininiz. D ll] 5, 10, 20, 40C. FCC]fUgC$, C118 dl' pgr

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_Times inétmmirnide. lohnilsicliieion Illini, . you g"' _w&'q _‘you Posvlhveéy flzsisf aq

.nn-| .eihmn Hmm Ch-rl. Mini. r¢7‘°b[¢;-3 Sym; Ml//¢ c}l0¢0 df¢»

-The latest news, first of ull. L-Ladies’ puffs .nnddswigchfs tmpvdc. d a '77,' D spzaks for dsc” "I "°qufn_c¢ has

--- eave ou ' an or er u ni. . ”'”'_E » ' '

-Daniel Steele, Sunimerihle, and Mills’ Stage, usliimnierside. 10-13d2ipd. H given ‘(710 lers warla-“nec r.q°wn°

F. J. Cameron, t`liarlottetou'n, were W _._-_ Iv ` o .7718 uanfif ou gf ffdhz US f¢p|‘5ll2f$

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'hvr \li1Ui§l1i€f- -The branch ofrlce of the Char-,‘ " ~

i- lottetown Guardian will he, found on '""°'1°d by Mmm" A unglw' Lmmsd' Tuonm

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it you were in our place. ., `

In fact “G .ire quite sure you will fcel this way lfyou uill do either -,-,_

gl .|r thing.-, mmlply, ci quiyo num sozr e of the many ,hundreds _who are now uslii;

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__;, '"?'x,',l,-|t;;;'>1.-§<-’~~;y gh; I; \\<|ll pm' to do rithor one or the other if you are thinking of pu,-_ha,_i“'

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.1 The Enterprise Foundry Co., ' _ Sackv Ile, N. B.

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Members Montreal Stock Exchange. Name of Security Asved Bid

Banks

ritish North America

New Brunswick

Nova Scotia

Royal'Bauk of Canada Union Bank of Hulifux

Acadia Fire Insurance

Acadia Sugar, Preferced Acadia Sugar, Ordinary 62 |31 Brandram-Henderson, Common 25 22 Eastern Canada Savings Loan 142 138, Eastern Trust Company 155 150' Eastern Trust Company full

paid

Eastern Canada Savings &

Loan

Halifax Fire Insurirncc

1:14 iso zso 215 uso 275! 230 2:5' ini 170i 105-no 102 oo

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142 1:13, 100 951 113 110

44 40.

104 101

50 so 73 75

Stantield’s, Preferred Staniic1d’s,‘ (loninion

Trinidad Electric

Acadia Sugar

Brandram-Henderson

|02 100,

Nova Scotia Stccl & (toni, Firsts 110

Consolidated 1l0

R7 84

Robb Engineering 100 96 Rohb~Muniford 93 Standfield’s, Limited lflll lfll

95 93

Bond Quotations are with accrued Interest.

TWO Il.-\llIlCS l‘l‘]Rl`SH

IN A It`Iltl<l AT LFNIS.

Ql’l<1ll}<Jt ', (lctohcr 12--A tlvird

Lewis and expects in a few days to have him rounded up also, altho-l ough at the__present time Lcjyis is not in the Province. McIntyre after his wild dash- for liberty left the Province, but returnedafcw weeks ago. Detective Noble leaves for tht, mainland this morning. '

months' old h:1E\,_v :ind nuothcr child, two yours old, were 'ziurncd iir n fire that destroyed the

Eugene Fourivlcr St Henry, of vcsterday. Hc niiiiin|_'ed to _-rave thu eldest son? hut coiud do nothing for the others. Tho coroner will hold 'in inquest.

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MARRIED

11th, by Rev H. Johnson, John T. Ma'yhew of Chelton, to Miss Aug

POPE-MARTIN-In this City, on

Oct 13th, 1909, by Rev Geo E. Ross, John Alfred Pope of Chepstow, rm-it Christina Martin, Dundas.

ESSORY-Suddenly in- this city on

October 13th, George Essory, in the f'lft-y-ninth year of his age. Funeral _from his late residence on Friday, 15th at 2.30 p.n1. Interment at l’coplo’s Cemetery.

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McGREG-OR-At Erwood, Sask, on

Sept. 12th, Everett Lyonel, infant son of L.E.and Mrs McGregor, for- merly of Summcrside, aged three months and ten days. CONNOLUY-In this . City, October

MYERS-At Hampton, Oct. Znd 1909,

to J. H. and Mrs Myers, a soul

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MAYHEWIWAGNER-At' tiro'Mo't`uoIi`- for Working men are the

ist parsonage, Summerslde, (ict. l)€St Value.

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Wearwell _ Pants

I Stock Market

Quotations

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win-_ or letter Stock Market; prices and movements,

MARITIME SBJUURITIES . ,

105 103* Dui: 0c'obcr lst, |946. Yntercst payable April l. October l. Denom-

100 977 innli -n $|.000. H00-

CAMERON

NEVER SLIP llorse Shoes and Caulks

Call and inspect them

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The up»t¢ -:late Store

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o nninomu uruorusiiii'

C. FIRST NIURTGAGE BONllS

CAPITALIZATION.

Prcfcrrrd Stock . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . __ . _ . ._ . . . . . . .. . ... $220 000 Comm:-nstock . - .....970.0ll0 Bonds , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . ,.....,.500.000

The rnllre plunf of this Cnliiiruzv was in npcrutloii #luring only the

hitter ;.:irt of thi-ir list fiiiam-.nl yi~.ir. .\'\\t\\'itl\<tnmli|\g this c.'\r|\ingS wi-ir iar"i~l_\' in »-xt-I-~s of li will i \ I-ri st. R full yciir's uperutiouuf the i~ou\pIi;'i- plant wid iliiiwusiiuve the companys ability to cam .iguod iiiurgin uvur fix tl rli:\rgus.

J. C. MACKINTUSH & C0.

Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

I Halifax. N. .S. Direct Private Wiren. Sf. John. N. B. 1

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\`.'i~ own und offi-: for - iii- in luis to suit huycrs, 1|. hlork of lmlills of llic

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€onsolidated~fl’elephones% .

'l rw |nud~ me i.~'.~u<'d ln tl<'l\o|nlvu\li0|i,~' cl' 310'! und $500 und tho iiilciwtis

|m\ul»t Ipit uul luuiinrylsIti|itl:tp<»1~\-cut. July l~\.

AL lic p|n.\ at \\hii~h lli\'_\' :ire ofti-ruil, lntl' und ilitercst. those

Bonds ield 6 Per Cent.

.on hw money iu\'<r~tt-d. l-ull iuformulion rolzurdlng thcsc honds will lic glvnii on

F. B. McCURDY & ~C0.

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Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

|35 Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S.

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Every farlliiv i roiuitly i 4 ° ' ° f execmc your order; gn ,,,lm,_ ire, Life,_Accident, Health, and Plate Glass

vcul. now York and Boston ln g00d StI'Ollg SlZOCl{ L:a'lI1PaIJlCS. Clalllls

| E§,°e',‘,’;,"‘if§;_ ,nur My settled equitably and without delay.

sulilrcss for Weekly . ...

Street, James onno y, aged 4 yt-ar.. F. P. BUCHANAN

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Funeral _from his late residence on ’ Charlottetown'

F,-may, 15th, at 8,45 a_m_, to, SL lllemhcr 1\Iou¢re:\l Stock Fx- ‘

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13th, at his residence on Fitzroy Re'/ici. seutfree.

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M¢noUGA1.r.-'At New Argyle, oct/ """‘""’~" Q

D wb » C th -I’ th _ ` _ glziigc llliuiirvril.

(,`ln(,e;?e:erya edra ence to R _~' }_|\'crpool 6': l.o:i<lou & (ilol‘c

l5th, 1909, Allan McD0ugzr1l, ngcd | "“`“`" ”*"'“"“'”‘“"" “" "' Y ‘ --~~ -P' "YD

'napolls Valley and enjoying a trip on

The Dominion Atlantic Railway are now quoting 3 rate 01112.60 on first class return tickets to' Bduton, via Picton and Windsor Junction, via Truro. These tickets will- 'ne on sale until Oct l3i.h and Fife good for return within thirty days from date of issue. This affords an excellent opportunity of seeing the famous An-

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of Men’s Storm Foot

tho nalatial steamors of the Domin-

Gdyears. ' ' §,.1;,';,i”s;§§';,i;{_i;,;:;,,§';.{i gj.jg§;;;;.i2i5 _Ny '"1 important Announcement to

""_-°“' e- the Produc ~ T e fd i '

c ~ _ _ C fa C.

:-The responsibility of filling .the '_ ' i ' 'H' A i

physicians prescription rests with the '

druggist. We know our respo'nsibility_ , E V l . . . h

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gfiirgrisvegtl-wnliounyéll $6 ns w<mthy.| - ~ cash prices for Oats, ~Potatoes, Hay, Butter, EggS» P° _’ .

' gg ' Hides, &c , in any quantities, having the best connect'ons1l1

and understand our hormone. Any , We have opened business in Summerside on Octobtr 41 » prescription oar. be compounded by - having purchased the Lefur e Pro ert We will deal ex-

us.-We have filled over fifty thousand Q i g Y P V- _ . hes

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riosros Excunsrous. the Maritime Provinces and being in an une uall.d position

""'“ | to handle your products to the best possibln advantage.

in im than 10 your-or Lot .rs mu » l€1iS1V€ly/In PRODUCE and GRAIN and will pay lvl!

We would solicit your business

910 15 in._ high ~ Yours respectfullY-

.ni§ii°§,f§.‘l'_“ “'°°“ Edgetl Grady Co., Ltd

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