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For Infants and Children.

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS N,

One cent per word (ini insertion in this eolum. hall um( per worn

nach eontimntion. Cub mul accompany order. Minimum chemo i

Twenty-live eenie. _

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THB GUARDIAN _ "` Imstr or ILE.” AUGUST 28, 1914

A TRAP _ 0g|gp{1'||_ gA'RpET3_ " ` _ ' ‘V ' ' ‘ "

em. in 'rims mas ef xuiimir ww: ,E

lnlmadinn Bank, ON Celembia'l Colli-

_ In a Perileue Shoal. One of the most GRDSGFUUS DNC” fm ‘ navigation is ille S1l|U‘°dm“ bank- which lies just outside the harbor ol Cartagena. Colombia. Mun! V999" have come to grief on the treachemul sands or saiiniiaiiiii iii me past. and because or the impossibility of keepin! bugyg on it the shoal is a constanl

menace to ships plying those waters. This dangerous bank is about four _ miles long und two miles wide. Ther: l is scarcely more than twelve feet ol water over it at any time. The sen is usually smooth in that pnrf Of U19 Caribbean, and unless there is El`°\md swell enough to cause waves to break on the reef there is nothing to warn the navigator that he is approaching this shallow spot. He may naveiiia lend going and get plenty of wake! one minute and be hang up on the shoal the next ‘ The lighthouse people will probably never be able to put bnoye on Salma dino that will stay there. They are in- variably carrled away in the tenillr hurricanes that periodically sweep these waters. So li: seems as if Salma- dlnn was a bad spot put there for the permanent worriment ot shiprnastera -New York Sun.

Penalties For Sabbath Brenklni- Sabbath breaking in Dundee was an

expensive business in former times, to Judge by the table or fines, etc., drawn up by the local Guild. of Bonnetmakers in 1665. For traveling or drinking in a tavern on Sunday the line was fixed at 40 shillings for each offense. For "hanging out honnem, clothing or tish to dry-penalty for bonnets, 6s. 8d.: for clothes, 4 shillings: for dsh, 3 shil- lings. Carrying water trom the well ur washing meat therent in time Of sermon, penalty, 8 shillings; gathering kali in time of sermon. penalty, 5 shil- lings; going to neighbors' houses in time ot sermon \v1thout lawful excuse. such us sickness, penalty for Drs! fault, 12 shillings, and for second ` twice as much, \vlt.l1"rebuke before the craft, and for the third, summons be- fore the ldrk session."--Dondon Chror' tele. _ _ - ~ -

ei" '"5 irc'""'"'ij-"‘"'”" ""f""""'",'

FEMALE HELP WANTED wA NTE D.-AT ghd 'iériéiiefai "'i`f5EsI1

work, good wages given. Apply to George Forbes. Vernon River Bridge

____ __ _ _ __ _ 5141!_-ii»2iiiiie§ii

wAN'rEo.-ivaiiiiéu ui (lil-`é `giri mi-`

General housework, highest wages Apply Mrs. \\'. B. Prowsc, 148 Eus- ioii Street. 51°() tl *Fi nitf

f‘l.AD1ES »WA.\"I‘ED T0 DO EASY,

plnasant, coloring ivorlr ii: lioine. (inn make $15 to $20 ~\e:l;'_v, l~2\~ perlence unnecessary. ii/_i -uii\'~.=~i- ing. National llecoratiih; Vi... llrpt N, |39 Adelaide tit. iiust, ”.`»»f.»iiiU, Ont." 504 l-.1 ‘.':f.\i.3;!i WANTED AT FAl.Cil.\`WOOD HOS- pitol young women for word work.

13730-7-28mll.

PUPILS NIIRSES, MALE AND FF)-

msle, wanted at the 'l‘n\iiiton Suits Hospital lrainlug School lor Nurs- es. For particulars, address iir. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'lnuntou State Iinhllital, Tuulitori Malls.

2286-5-9Mtl.

`HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 113

lfppi-i' l’i-iiiuo Street. with vacant lol uiljoiiiiiig; desirable pro|ici'i_\" to he sold ul Public Auction on premises on 'i‘h\irs\lny, Sept. lllili 1911, at twel\'ie o`i:lock, noon. in- spection iiiviateil. For furtlii-r por- iirulurs :ipply to Gaudet & liais- znrd, Solicitors.

5135-S-2l)iiii2i

`_lli.lU.\'E5 FOR SALE AT PUDLITJ

auction. Numbers 163 and 167, Water st.i'cP.t. Snlo Wednesday,

`| 241th August, ni: 12 o'c1ock, noon,

on premises. For further portion-

_ Solicitors. 4072-ii-13.\ll2i. 'FUR SALE UNB PAIR OF ALASKA

Silver Foxes proved breeders, had five pups this season. Also two pairs oi the young, born on the Island. Apply “l<‘oxiiinri" care oi

_iiiardinrn 3758-7-3Ol\itf. FUR O,Ui<‘l{ SALE AT llEDU('ED

price:-i several liiack und patch ioxes, Apply "ii" Box 116, City.

4084-8-l-lM2wpd

ef* i=*T. .

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FOR §AL!' Auc"'Fi'o"i~i` '§A'il`E""o"N T`Ul=l§oA`v.‘ isi'

September at llirfic p. ni.. iiouso urid large lol ol' lunrl .-illunle cornm- Gernld und llrlehar strels, l`liur- lottciowii. Apply io Mt-1.i~nn to McKinnon. Royal nsuii niiiiiiiiig or to Abraham Boiiiiell, Adiiiliiisirutor ___Estat¢;lliz1rgai‘et Vance. 5137-8-27ni4l oEs|§AsL`E ”.b`wE'i.'i'_':N'cT fl-loiJsE` for sale, No. 12 Upper Ilillsliorougli street; lot, 5|) feel by T7 loot, :~ii-\\'- urage, good repair. Apply to Gnu- Llet & lluszuril, Solicitors.

___ _______ _ _ ___ 5l.'lli-li-1I7I\l;3wks_ FOR SALE--HORSE. HARNESS AND

double carriage. Apply in J, ,\_ liemii-rnoii`s Liv(-ry Siuiilc-, Qiiot-ii Sl. 5.1:i£i~s-27m:li. FOR SALE.-3 PAIRS' YOUNG S|L~

ver lilurk loxvs. Vliiss "A" pi-<li~ grae. i'ruwfurd litiycluii, St, Vo. l_e_r`ls_, P. E. i. 5131-fi-l5Giii20ipil Fi-:iv eiHAR'n'§"'iio§EMoN’r"' r‘oX`

stock at 90 luivludiiig 1914 ilivideiiil also one pair Flash A foxes, pups of Gordon and linlloii strain at 12,250. Motlier oi these pups is mother of Sir Charles and hotli were purcliascii from Mr, [hilton by iiiiilcrsigiieii iii 1911. Apply l". B. Armour, curl* of lluziriliuii.

_______~_ aioseamw. Fon sai.is~'1‘w.o noon <:i...\T3":i

"A" male pups, parents registered in class "A". May exchange one

for good Class "Ll" feiiinlc. Ad-

drBB8 A. J. -ll., care of (luurdinii.

‘_ 5019-8-l7.\l13ipd. FOR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-

tiong. Apply Box 176, city.

_ _ _ __ __ _3385-7-10Mtl. FUR SALE--1 PAIR Ol" Bl.A('K

foxes, 3 pnirs of seventy-iive pcr cent. black; also five pnirii of prov- ed breeders. Apply or coll at 'l`hc‘ Hillside Patch For iianch, Control Bedeqiie. 40704!-l3Ml7i. FOR BALE.- FARM OF 100 ACRES well watered w ith buildings in ¢ood repair, situated at North River short distance from lerry. For particulars apply to F. A. Hall at Public Works otilce, Char-N lottetown, or on premises.

1.051'

l,(il~l'l‘-0N SUNDAY 16th, AT UR

near the Forester lloiise, i°'owiiul, iiiilies gold hracelct. Finder will be ri-.wnrdcil by leaving at Forester House or this ohice.

5049-8~19i\ll.f.

i- . . _ __ MISLELLANILOUS HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR

now on, Book ui' 500 pages. 100 pictures, Leave your order or st-nil postcard at once. First iii iirsi de- livr-iweli. l’ri\'.e only $1.50. ll. K. lii'ul'o, 170 Queen Street.

_ _ 5152-li-27iiiIli|i\l A |{l‘]\VAIlI) IS ()F`I"f‘Il{lEI) l~`()lt THE

recovery of lint ovul gold iiiitliilrifl

‘ pin lost ut Ilalv:i_\' or viuliiit_v.Alii;-

illst. l~`iud¢~r pl»~usi~ rl-turn to this ullicv. .’il~lll-ll-2iil\l2il'}ii.

_ _ __ .. _gi " 3" 4

_____i'i.acni;its wa~i~i;h \\'.\.\."ri:ii_-T' .\""ri-zaciii-xii 'i~‘o`ir'.\'ii-

liiigtoii Si-liool. Siipplcinuiit $30.00. Al-lilly Wnllziri- lliiigwvll, Su<:’_v, 13ii}'__ _l"urLuiie-_ 5 131)-8-Zllilil Ilipd.

'l`l<}AiTHiCll \\`.-\N'l°Ell 9-\VANTEiflM-

iiicdiutr-ly, fi principal for the \»’i.r~.:iry tirst clues sclimil, inrpple- ii\(».i\l. .§R.°i,(lll, Apply (4, ,\_ ,I_ Math

Fli~"i`Y 'i`EA(Illl1ll{.\'i i(l'1£.1lliHl‘iU

riirnl iirhools coniiiicncing during Aiimist. rluliirien, Houonrl (`lass I.l~ ¢`i’ilH@ $720 to $780 per annum; Firflt (inns License $780 to S900, l~‘iill purtlculnrs each pnsltiun sup- Plivil. 'Apply stating iniiiiontiniii

gcncy, licginn, for Siiskiitclievrilm or-liiiois; 211! Hcrvcidgc Block_ Cul. gory, for Allicrtn. punltioiiu, mid lH;'i(J (`nlt.on llrivi-, Vainrriuvrr, for ulmointiiients in B. ll.

_*_ _ _ 4_0?.'l-li-‘;1M1M. _ T0 LET ' -' T0 LET.--Fiiriiisiied`ro<iiii'," ” iilsi-"Ulf

ilillil. private sitting room., Apply licro. 5lL‘li-8425 m.'ti

WANTED

WANTED;-ocrf ni., one 'Lanes'

B077-6-22Mtf.

nr two sniull rooms In i-nsiorn pm-t i‘ll..V. Apply here. ifiil-8-27m!llpii

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transferred

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lrirs apply to ilnudot & Hnsznrd, A; deskspnnklealiille

2 if Tiff/_,__ if

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ll lui

_ _test 3-in-One \ _ oilonyourownl

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' ` oil on a soft cloth and

' ` ` then go overevery inch

ollliedeslc. You llsee all the dust, din, inger priiis, »- almkc and wear slain: vanish. Q

` All will be wvect, clean, 3

sanitary. - ` 3-in-One oil ldel\ fm' In

ff Office Mechuaisml

ll lubricate: perl ecllyancl

,Hn . most economicilly tyéic- i l wiiisn. siidin n-isehivn. ai-

l ini stamps, clinch puiichrt-H

_ / " -5 everylhin that ever riecrls ' eilirrg. élcags md gulnlxes _

' is r i 'S25 ili'.l'i.if." Tlll"§°.'i...f_i'.f. -~ boitle should iein your allies O

1 f __ loice lodayl "" I l For naleeiall gooillmrd-

- ware. diuiz. aw~‘¢fY “A

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i°:;:‘.;::'a'... lo. nmnyz 54 ox Oli Cana 95°- `

Strongly Reumbie Silk.

Generally speaking, the carpet! ol India can never excel those of Persia. mi the materials' used in the former are not of the same superior quality al those employed in the latter country. The wool or which many of the best carpets are manufactured is obtained hom Kashmir. Sometimes carpet: which are mistaken for silk are reall! of an extremely line quality ot wool known as “pashin.“ This is obtained from the goats ot Kashmir and grows close to the akin. being protected bl the long and coarser wool. it is as smooth and lustrous us silk and is used for the beautiful soft shawls for which Kashmir is famous.

Peculiar methods are employed bl'

the Indian weaver in converting his original design into a textile. 1lJSi¢‘11d ot working from a colored drawing or diagram, the weaver has the Puller” ti-ansiated on paper into rows oi' sim' bols, each of which expresses the unm- ber of stitches and the color. With this written "hey" in his hand tho head weaver site behind his subordi- nates and dictates the pattern to them. one row at a time. all tiirouEl1 01° breadth or the carpet. These weavers-Eel-lerlllly Small WY!

-sit in front of the warp strings und tie in the requisite number of stitches of each color as called out to them by the reader from his ciphered scrlil- These boys, who perform the 1100187 process of weaving the pile, follow dlly by day the dlctations of the head man. knowing nothing of the pattern 11107 are preparing, but gradually building up in ii mechanical way the cnfvef °“ the strings before t.hem.»-Arg<>n\l\i€-

TRIALS DF A ,PARSONL

Efforts of Some of Hin Flock to Keep ` Him Meek and Humble.

Do not be li purson unless you are blessed with u strong 801159 °f \‘““‘°‘ and a thick hide. advises an Engiiall clergyman in Penrson's Weekly-

been oifered u living near me to S0 “Hd ~ see the vicarage and church und 1%

port. I did so. and the clerk showed me round. As we neared the end he turned to me and said:

. “Be you our new parson, sir, it I

may make so bold?" 1 assured him that 1 was not -'I be main clad I0 bear that. Sir." he said. Will! relief- ~‘\Ve‘ve always had good uns so fur!"

in a scattered parish l called upon an old couple about tea time. "Woulil you like a cup of tea?" the housewiie asked. 1 confessed tiiuti should like it very much. The dear old soul Die* pm-eq one and kept apologizing be- l cause she had no jam or coke. I |15-

aured her that it did not matter in thr

. |eas¢_ "Well, sir," she said, brighten-

ing, "after all, ’tlsii’t ua lf _v0l1 WHS OUB or them that reed high- Avi’ We °"" see that." One more. A friend of mine had E0*

a job for n man who hiid been for u long time out of \\'0l'l<- 1 91955135 he was getting pretty shabby, so 1 looked up ii suit-we were much of at size- aud tool: it round. The rniin‘s wife took it. und l wziited in the rw!!!- ready to be overwhelincd with Hill!-\k& She carrie back und said: “My ’usbnnd thanks you klndifi Fif- but lie <1on‘t hold with pni°son‘s clothel But if you've got anything ns ’d BU" ii man ho'll have ii look at lti”

New Goods

lllll li; 2 lilliiuiil i I NKIIIYKRI 5' IACYCAAI 9 »¢»»2`i'2l’»~ii ~.........,.~_.

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1h..-is-one oil co]

288 St. Paul St.

We have a large and excel-

ui...r...i ` lent assortment of ladies

_ pi.-,nfiiion ; ' -Ciin'fl 1

:"’}l 5

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T Bill . __.,,?,___ *f

I ____-_£;<'~,_\ ~¥._

iesiiii, Sony. 5lJ;»l-ii-l£lMgi_ .

, Canadian Kodhk Cameras "nd sup'

prints.

Stock Sale _fda

1-1oTEL FLANDERS 1|'

~ 133-137 West 47th St. New Yfork City JUST OFF BROADWAY

The 'rixht 'kind of a hotel in the rllht locality ln the heart gf '

“jun” th _ _ . _ ~ theatre district and \i°=\»1 °f=\‘3=-15-.»\° l’-'fi'l'.°.i°.i’¥.§T. i§¥i"§iX§l¥i1l.'§'ZL?.‘Z§i.F.’f§il§.’{.§{‘$lii°..?i‘i.flll.$’5°i$l’i

Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bam

$1.50 PER DAY UPWIARD '

.__..___.

Mntch to sell on his farm.South rt, on

1.80 P. M.

is cboloe Mllch cows.

and cleaner.

month eredit on approved

.'l>iies are greater favorites with the _ ‘P\1l»li‘= than any other- Canadian Races will beheld on the

Kodak films fits any roll ilim Cam- i

in full tri tlimndiim '[S§m;1\c;-5' ly; U11- A20 'P8901' BWP! YOU beftm' peoples track' Garfield 0-n 5----J --J----_--».__._ »__.-_.- _.___'_...-,______.`_;__'__,__,____;_______;____~_ ____.__--;____________¢__ ___ _‘L_ -_-2

ii ,,m`“"`ii§.?.'i.fi§'51.5”" wear now in stock, and new

~- lines arriving daily. We iii-.

vite the ladies to call in and

,,.._._.= -__ ;._ _ r i inspite our blouses iii lawn,

white and fancy_corset cov- ers, ladies’ underware, etc.

._§\ Prices so low you cannot re-

sist buying.

P. E. l. Dry Guilds Store

formerly

Simon Joseph & Co.

A Races

August 29th, 1914. T here is

m"'”’° ,*‘"‘° 1°" WH,” ° °“'"°'“' a matched race between the

ms, inner, etc., Lui) on up we .

develop and print pictures and guar- f0ll0WiI'lg ll0l‘S€S. H I iuitge séitisisction and our prices are Beuewoodi Owned by I O . mo one e. - ~ -

McKenzie, Hat River and

Brown, Pownal. Also a three

entries close the 25th.

able the race will be held Monday or the iollowing fine

y. Trains will arrive from

Charlottetown at Surrey at

We are aiiihorizesi by Mr,p_E’erley 1037 A_ M_ from Murry Har_ Y Monday August Blat, commencing at 130|- tg Snffgy at 8 dglggk A, fOl` YOU,

M. Leaving for Ch’town the

5 :g::ywcac\:'~;1 fgviapumw M.H. train wil_l wait at Surrey

23:* ' 1 hour for Ch town. By order E. | I 'O bs _ is ,air Qui, (emu ceivini » Al W. MCLEOD _ ` , °

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,Qs rsvvj

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GJ wrr>s"»wb'-io 8. o/voeidvb ~=2= '-- , _ l

STRASSBURG THE CAPITAL OF LORRAINE WHERE THE l»lLl.|ES ARE NOW

MAKING llll OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT

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I was asked by a friend who had __ f -1-f __

SEPTEMBER Viélzor Records

Some cracking good songs and dance music in this September list on double- sided Victor Records at 90c for the two selections:

Kiss Me Again ll Like lil Helen Clark-Henry Burr Where Can I Meet You To-night? 17604

Ada jones-Billy Murray

Eagle ROCK Collins & Harlan; 17610 My Croony. Melody - Collins & Harlan

A Little Love, A Little Kiss-Waltz Hesitaiion

Victor Military Band 17547

Little Grey Home in the West-Waltz Hesiiaiion

Victor Military Band

AND MANY ori-inns

New Red Seal Records by Famous Artists

Slnbat Mater Cujus Ariimam (Rossini) Enrico Caruso 88460 Wh0 KNOWS? (Dunbar-Bell) john McCormack 64424

The "llis Mailers Voire" dealers (in evciy city and lown in

Canaclnll, wniil everyone In come in nntl lic-'rr the wliole ol lliis splciitliil lisl. Ask lor lrce copy ol our Scpiemlier supplement giving a complete lisl ol all the new Victor Records mid our 300 page Musical Encyclopedia, listing over 6000 Victor Records.

Come in to-day and hear these

420448

~ suis Pharmacy Ltd. Oakley Oaks owned by W. F4 Victrola Headquarters

819H-27M8mf- ‘ minute dass purse $30_00_ 144 Great George Street, Charlottetown.

i ' _ _.,

The Newest Styles in Victrolas ,

and all the new records are here read ‘l

1 __Qu¢¢._'_1_l__S_t_reet

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