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Iewélry Stare

~ ESTABLISHED :sea

. Our line ol' Souvenir Jewelry ‘

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his year than ever b.-foie. is more compiete ”

You will agree with us that we lin 1 ¢ " §

tgleaggn plossible in Spoons, Brooches lieeltall-iiiii, a es, e c. -

When in search of a littl S ' _

place to iind just what you wgntiliivtmr of so

Wellner's Ieioe ry Stare

B. iv.-_.ir-. E_ g

fo’ J

V I 20p. c.off Men’s Shoes If

We have a limited assoitnient of

‘YHPPY Styles in meu’s summer I

ur (rip to P. E. Island the

leather bound, regularly $2.25

shoes---sho wnfin tan, patent and

. gnu metal' 'l`hey are ncat,stroug, _ ' -light and good fi ting shoes worth ry, .~ " » fiom $3110 ti $5 co. This week ' \"" _ -

.~.¢»...........».»».25p,¢_o&_

Also a nice line of canvas shoes .

for ...... . .. ........$I.6o F gf.-" G<.t your iony votes here. jffp;

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Due to arrive pei' schooner

Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick I 5oo tons best quality Anthr- lcite Coal in Nut, Stove and

Egg sizes

We Would Advise

intending purchasersof hard coal to book their orders now

as the price advances la'er in the season.

Phone Ii I

(I. Lyons 8. (io.

6-iviif. .

5 __ in

A great doy’s racing on

ting Park Wednesday, Aug. 20th

2.24 trot, mile heats, purse $120

2 30 pace, mile beats, $100 3 minute trot and pace, mile heats,

purse $80.

Entrance fee 5 por cent of purse and

5 .r cont from winners. `

‘Five horses to enter and three to start

in. each class. ‘ _ Y

Any horse distaiicing the field entitled

to first money only. _ -

Should any class not fill, the manage-

ment reserve the right to change that class to another

Entries close Aug. (ith. _ Dinner and tea tables, ice _cream and

temperate drinks. Booths will be pro- vided on the ground. Choice music, Bowling alley and other amusements

S‘side band in attendance.

Train arrangements later.

J. A McDONAl.D. §ec°y.

Clermont-

737~B- 6mwfM(iiEs2i

‘ G.D.'Wr1 ht `

Funeral Director any em-

balmer-Miss A. Fsrguson.l.ndy Assistant- Personal Attention and Proinptneas Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice. -

SPECIALTIES

Dlsinfecting and biimigariug

Furniture Repaired and Rsup holstorsd.

Qiient Salesmen made to der

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A ._-ps i¢.»1'f` 1 ii"'-.»rliillllWf~°"lf_"'Ullli°»F - '“

lligh Grade Coal

is the onl liind we curry. it does not matter, when you order y0“i‘;“" b” “gg pg getting satisfactory coal YW °°

ns. We have on hand .'l\18l 'WW 5°m°

eaptlonslly *ood coal for rapgii l:m_ "“°‘“"‘ “H "gm'l°"‘.§°l°°"§<i‘» elle oi g,'°.9 "W '" ‘“ ‘l ‘ll .i l.. m.

.hen rf"d°tnii?:i'sg:.n Bo: uoh oo |

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Buntain lleii & Co

wi Gel Thai .3

Photo Taken Today

You n get the best in good

photo-work here. Are tue newest and most artistic effects. Most reasonable prices

A. °.i’.‘.’.!‘...§‘..‘.’.i.’l" 's

Children are interesting in each stage of their development. Let pictures keep them as they

are to day- pictures full of uncon- scious. unaffected grace, and the individuality of the child. ,

Make an appointment for t‘.em

to inspect our piayioum.

The Bayer Studio

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ill do sll_we oiint. have the teetn you _dye arid iiitis p sible lo save theili w illdono line wewliliriveyouihe

bm xibstuie pon ble to get ll you egtru your dental _nnodsjo us we assure y uola und'ai`it satisfaction.

épd we guarantee them to ilt exactly. We

l25 Queen St.

I lf- Rosso, °

if

Arena Lawn is the

name we have given to

our new line of Note

aper and Envelopes.

in both

sun .-s

We have

Pound Packages and Tab-

lets.

It has a nice smooth

writing surface but still retains the Linen Finish

Pound Packages 25e-

1115'-_'1'*i

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99 Grafton St. |’|\°f\° 93"-

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Aronts Dominion Oo (Co Ml-

Ws THE EllSTE__R,ll GUARDIAN *Z

...°I'l‘ PAYS to buy in this l;rovlnco

...‘TI-IE MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian can bs obtained at I-I. J. lla- bon's Drugstore, Bouris.

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GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague. His office phono is 18 and residence phone 20.

...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN is Guardi-

an representative in Bourls. His phone number is 5, W. 1.. Dlngwell Undertaker-'s office. Mliltf.

...‘RE'l‘URNB HOME.-A number at

Montague sportsmen returned home Ybitvfdhy evening from Charlotte-. town, where they were attending the Provincial Ride Meeting . B.

...°BUBSORIBERS should renew a

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

giiiicontinued promptly on expiry a e. '

...°T0 CONDUCT SERVICES.- Rev. W. D. Wilson, will conduct: thee services next Sabbath in the, follow- ing Baptist churches: Sturgeon, 11 a. m- Gwrzetown, 3, p. rn. Montague, 7 p. .m. B.

...*FOR THE WEST.-Twenty-two

tickets ‘were sold at Montague Stat- ion yestetday for diifsrsnt parts in the North West. Among those leav- ing Montague on the harvest excur- tion were: Mrs. Rufus McLean and family, Messrs Charles and Nathanial Campbell.. and Mr. Edison Mac- Intyre.

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

...‘lNTE'RESTING ADDRESS.-A

very interesting address was deliver- ed to the members of the C. M. B. A., _Souris, on Tuesday evening, the 12th lust., by Rev. Stephen Macdon- ald, St. Dunstan's College, The sub- ject was "The Twelfth and Thir- teenth Centuries." It was well and BDIY Uelited DY the learned gentle- man. He vividly Pictured the last.- ing works that were accomplished in those days by men great in science, arts and literature. He spoke ofthe enduring monuments that o_we their origin to those periods so often named or rather mlsnamed the "Darla Ages." I-le showed that m'ost of the material grandeur, in works of art, that helps to make Europe .the most attractive part. ol the universe for the tourist, owes ln a great measure its origin to the geni- us of men living in the so-called “Dark Ages," that the great univer- sities oi Europe owe either their es- tablishment or their greatest impet- us to the men of the some period; that far indeed from being ages of darlness history reieals them to be ages of enlightenment and 0( solid, enduring progress, that will still be handed down when the boasted and imaginary greatness of the present day will have long passed into obli- vion.. The address was listened to most attentively by ali. Fr. Stephen promised to favor the C. M. B. A. of 'Souris again in a few months time with another address, on which occasion he may rest assured of a crowded house.

._~..__i@._*

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

oorrscted for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Potatoes

lleets, per dol.

Lord, per lb.

Beet (small) per lb.

Beef (quarter) per lb.

Pork

numb, per lb. (small)

Fowl -

Mutton Butter Eggs. our dos ze Otlts 40 to 42 Hay (Pressed) i $12 to $14 Hay (Loose) $12 to $13

I

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12

14 to 16 8 to'16 iii to 9 to 10| 10 to 14 9 to 13 B to 12 I4 to 25

'l`he 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 overwoik-

ed. »

.Eye-Strain

Be wise and do not ig-

nore any of the symp- toms cf 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 ns to Examine

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business.

G. F. Hutcheson Optometrist

59 G ft S.

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Photiss 40| 0lll°° U °l“”“ “

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...°ON§i CENT Der word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-tive cents.

'...°'l'Hlil MORNING DAILY Guar- dian can be obtained at W. A. John- st.on’s, Montague.

...°RACEB.-Save August 27th for

the Montague races, the event of the season. 855-8-13M3i.

...°AI.L HORSES ready for Halifax

will meet toghther at the Montague races Aug. 27th. It will be a race to

ElS_'l'Ellll PERSONALS

_-é

...°The date is August 27th for

the Montague Horse Races,

...'Mr. T. E. McNutt, Charlotte-

town, .was in Montague yesterday.

...'James Dewar, Murray River, was in Montague yesterday. .

...'Speclal trains at reduced fares,

all stations east of Summerside to Montague.

...‘Mlss Mary Dunphey, Bouris was

a passenger on Wednesday morning's train en route to western Canada. °

...°l‘.’!r. and Mrs. Timothy McCorm-

ick, St. Margarets, were among the visitors to Souris on Wednesday. °

...'Miss Ellen Creed, Calgary, Alb-

erta, is spending her holidays at her home in Albion.

...*Mr. M. A. Mathieson, Boston,

Mass, is visiting in Albion the guest of his sister Mrs. Wm. Bruce,

...°'l‘he entries for the Montague

Horse Races close Wednesday, August* 20th,. Dont forget to send your entry

...°Mr. Samuel Collings, Everett,

Mass., is spending his vacation in Al‘:ion the guest of Miss Elsie Westaway.

...'Mr. Wm. Fraser, Whim Road,

made a flying business trip to Sturg- eon e. couple of days ago and closed a very profitable fox deal.

...' Mr. Ernest Griffon, Sturgeon,

has been very, successful in fishing and has lately caught an enormous supply of herring,

...’Miss Livzie Gibson, Charlotte-

town, P. E. I. spent the week end at Albion the guest of her friend Miss

(-2

days in Montague, the guest of his sister Mrs (Senator) J E Robert-

..."I‘he following; registered at the

Sea Voew Hotel, Souris on Wednes- day:-S. A. Hills, Halifax; A. Ford, Charlottetown; D. C. Kimball, Chi- cargo; C. J. Knight, Halifax; A. R. `McGowan, Halifax. °

...*Mr. Philip Cobb, in the em-

ploy cf the Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Montague, returned to Mont.- azue yesterday evening, after spend- ing a couple of weeks’ holidays at

...°Montague the_beauclfu1 is tri:

Good track and the best horses in the Maritime Provinces will make

on the grounds. Best of_accom‘mo-

.

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M2 Y0\l'USlllll '”°'___ unit cosriuicr

SEALED TENDERS addressed to

da, the 26th September, 1913 for the conveyance of his Malesty’s Mails.

osed Contract ma be seen and

Dromore, Monaghan, Auburn and Dromore West and at the office ofthe Post Otlice Inspector, Charlottetown.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspector.

Post Office Inspector’s Office, Char-

lottetown, Aug. 7th, 1913.

\ B01-8-8Mf3l.

he Midsummer '

Sale

i at

be long remembered. 855-8-13M3i.

Stanley Bros.

, A sale embracing lots from

every department

in the store which have been carefully sorted out and priced at prices sure to make a quick clearance. All this year’s new stock and in perfect condition,

f

25 P. c. _ All our new dresses for ladies’, misses and children

in white lawns, embroideries, etc, as well as colored

i

C ' .

, giughams, repps and indian heads. All s.ze. from 2 years

Discount ..,..

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Ladies’ flats

About one hundred

ladies' outing and untrim- med straw hats which

i regularly sell from $1.35

to 3.do each, have been placed in our window at

to clear. 6 sc C8.

All other hats trimmed

and untrimmezl have been discounted to

home in 'Albion_ Q-----i-1-.__.4

, ...*'l‘hei‘s wi`l be thousands of ~people f-‘*“"*"*""*"*i

lat tne Montague Horse Races, Aug- _ L

ust 27th. Dont miss the greatest

race of the season.

"'-_ o s

Mr. McFarlane of Beer &- Weeks' . - t t Charlottetown is spendin a few ‘ S

A lot of white em-

broidery Shirrwaists that have sold regu- larly from $1.10 to r 50 each allthrough the season and now

Ilfifil f.°.. 75c

fli..._;.-__

Ladies’ Linen Dust Coats

We're still talking

about these $3.98 dust coats for $2.75, why they'll save three tim~s t h e amount of their cost in keeping the dust out of ones cloths.

aclies'

“°“-- _ " , ` The bilaiice of our

white lawn ani embroid-

ery shirtwalsts at

25 p. c. discount

in.. some in orspauo. tg c|¢a|»

Childrcn’s flats

There’llb: lots of time

yet for children to wear straw hats and as the first of the season ones are '

pretty nearly warn out by this time, this sale offers.

you the chance of buying

a new one for

HALF PRICE

,i_ii_.-.--_-_-5

Ladies’ Shirtw ixisis

` 95c` `

. l Another lot of cir- l

‘ cular embroidered

white lawn shin- waists, thc regular .

l price of which were ' $1.65 to 2.35 and

Zlii- Ziff’ 95c 1

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i

place to spend a holiday, Come :-~ long and enjoy yourselves, at the horse race meeting on August. 2T`th,

this 8- KWH* fH°<=~ H0* <li““°'“ °°“'°d I A great lot of remnants at clearance prices of the following. §;‘1fi°““- ___ Y _ ' Dress Goods Prints Towellings

Dress Ginghaius Zepliy rs Shirtin gs

e \ . . _ . f tj* Curtain Materials Liuings Sateens

Help Some Kid to

' -_` on a Contract for four years, 4 times by buyhlg )0\“

fl per week each way, over Mount Chocolates

\ i Stewart No. 3 Rural Mail Route Cammels etc

from the Postmaster General s plea- sm,e_ Cake & Pastry Printed notices containing further ICC Cfffam information as to conditions of pro- Soda Water

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N The giievelfioztmottgiis Nezirloiimnil- a

P . Y Lunches blank forms of Tender may be ob- Cigars tained at the Post. Offices of Pisquld, Gum

A t White's Tea Rooms

Sunnyside

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A CAREFUL 'l'E$l` and exvmlnation by our expert.. will ds~ termins whether or not you nssd Kiss-

`°ll` on have been having lisadschen ann oelfng tired and upset, it s quits volsibl.

that the

RIGHT QLABSES will rsiiive tho stra n and your genera h iilth w Il improve.

'Wie can supply any kind or style you ore .r.

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Bouthsids Qiinsii Equsrs

Send for Trainor

When you need the very best in good plumbing,

whether it ls`a repair j ib, remodelling or a new job thrniigliout you will get best satisfaction by sending for

Tralnor’.

I have had long experience in every branch ofthe

business and I personally guarantee good work before you pay one cent. Call, uriie or phone 393-I.

Fred H. Trainor ~.;,‘fl'.,,.,

._. _ _ 41 w.s.s'i-nwsii'r.z.o..s.a. osmrasm-

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A. A. McLean, K.C., Donald z\lcKinnou McLean 'li McKinnon

Barristers. Attorney-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown

IIOTEL BRUNSWICK Moncton. N. Il.

rne lségsst and Best _Looatarl Hotel ln the ty accommodating 200 guests itusted st the centre of spacious ground and surrounded by elegant shade trans. making lt specially des rsbls for t iuristn the summer season GHO. Mc8WlliENriY

D.0. MoLYOD K.C. W.E.B|ilN'1‘LEY K."- McLEOD Q. BENTLEY

Barriswrs snri Attorneys-at-law Unions-Bank ofN Bél smhorl flharlottotown. P. . island.

Warburton (21 Shaw

Barrlsters, Attornogs. Notary Public, lil .1olicit.nrslorOsos s Bankers ‘issoo tion flank of Montreal. flsniuis l-'

msnent Nlortzake Corporation. Omron-Old uiirdlsn Office. Prows Block. Charlottetown. P. E. l-

L J MAKIIN, ILA. iiairiarsr Notary Pinlia. no

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Une-to V-1.-s narlustsvlovri

MACKINNON (Il MCB BILL

raw star, Solicitors, Notsnooiero.

,‘ MONEY T0 LOAN Officm -Next door to Bank of Nova Scotia.

D. A. Ma|cKlNNON. K. C.,L. L. B

R. N. MacNElL.

SILWAILI Q. CAMYBELL

lsrristsrs Solicitors. sto.

Olioss is Dsshrlsag Block onisr

i Jason sn Gratten ‘roots hsriotts ‘ » town. WI. stand.

HONEY T0 LOAN