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n. 325 I'.1‘.f..°f.‘2‘$‘i.".?2f'.i'§’°'°”’ i’ "‘°’° °°==~i»~=¢- _~ _ ._

You will agree with us that we have almost every -"_, ... ‘_

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We77"¢T’S Jéwelry A Store

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, Men°s ,Canvas Shoes i

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e 2 2 5 l 6 , ic Temple Georgetown is receiving a wednesday morning on A short visit ers that will help make up a gala

e . 1 general renovation, under the skillful to Humax N_ SWG' program are Sol Fields and company

'l hese are extra light, c :ol and decidedly comfort-

able shoes, made from best quality Indian pearl fanvus, hound at heel, sides and toe: with a superior quality tan calf. `

_For a goad knock-about, light summer shoe those

are just the thing and are splendid values at the regular price t2 25, today only $i.6o a piir. bet your pony votes here.

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...°IT PAYS to buy in this provinra

L..°THE MORNING DAILY Guar- dian em be obtained at H. J. lla- bon's Drugstore, Boiiris.

...°S0bRIB.-There will he servidee

in St. Albsn's Church, Bourfs on Sunday at 11 and 7.

...°'l‘Hlll MORNING DAILY Gnar-

dian can be obtained at W. A. John- stoue's, Montague,

` ...‘THE THORBURN.- The schoon- er B. N. Thorbourn discharged a

cargo of lumber in Montague this week for Mr. Isaac Ives. B.

*THE INTERIOR OF the Mason

‘hamds of Mr. W. H. 0brien.G:... '

...°REPAlRS.- The Government

wharf (Queens) is undergoing neces- sary repairs, under the supervision of Mr. Pius Flannigan.G.

...'T!-IE PFJKIN, Capt. Bourke,

came, into port last evening from Montague, and left this morning for Pidtou, N. B.,G.

...°BUBBORIBERS 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 discontinued promptly on expiry date.

...‘CONCRETE.-The laying of con

Due to arrive per schooner *Q-

Laura M. Luntaud Sedgwick Now for the

rangements and superior finish _come to

'lhe Cook Studio

acite Coal in Nut, Stove and Egg sizes

...°LFlC'l'URE.- A 'Lecture will be

given in the Orwell Hall by W. T. McLeod on Monday, Aug. 11th at 8

i D. m. There will also be a musical ‘ programme. Proceeds in aid of Hall.

795.

'GEORGETOWN -- Bt David’s

1500 tons best quality Anthr- GTOUP

‘ For natural pose nrtisticur-

We Would Advise

intending purchasers of hard

coal to book their orders now

as the price advances la'er _in

the season.

Phone I i I

August, 10th, at. 11 a. m. ("Sweet Truth From Scornful Lips.") and 7

hi‘drcn are interesting in each D' "" “Th” S°“l'“ Aw“k°“’“g"'l i0W“- fvfmrrlv teacher of George- ,,,,,u.,,m,,,,, usts. Ffied H-,dem a di'

C stage Of their development. visitors cm-dmuy__welcomed' ;‘;w"h_g'ihMq§h°;,§nga°;‘;T§T::dé0:,¥\ comicalitie: of' cliiss; Aimint; liand

f r ni S . , . _

L15! Plctlflres keep them as they ...‘BARGAINS.-Clearance sale of ni flying visit yesterday.G_ €,m':, c°nt(:,r,ti°n_1stB' Marina and

are to-oay- pictures full of uncon- all summer :nods now Commcnws - a,,°£,,' H225' ,;r,’;2m1;:;f;“3t°’§’é §¢i0u5_ unugucttd gmue and the and will continue all this month. ,..°Messrs Shelton Walsh and Harry __ q. ' r a individuality of ,he chud’ This includes nu dress goods, prints, J.-nkinn loft wednesday by motor gglzhgzgegvlggflyrhoto plays which

,' <lW8BI' hos, (1 klft li b t flhi tl,WiJ tht. '

Make an appointment for f.`.em iinatexh. also bocftsunaiiiis sbo:ia,c(dldth?|oEathia.flli- :etiirnniher rliiarkzt Eipisy ngt ROCTO . _

to insp' Ct our playioom. ing, crockery etc. McLeod &3 Mc- he glut-,1;e<l.G_ P R S 5TH AVE' THEATRE*

Gregor, Montague. 779-8-8EM.l.i

e __ ' g ll and winter seas n

UHARLOTTETOWN MWARKETB. ,,.°Mr. Robert Sampson, VanC0l1Vel`- begins at Proctor's 5th Avenue The-

li. Lyons 8|. Gu.

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WANT AD WHYS'

Why not get a better job? Many

have doneeo by using Guardian

Want Ads

Why not receive better rental

value? The best. house values and bnsinesslooations are obtainable

through the Wants.

_° Whyl not turn disused house-

hold 1. ings into cash or exchange them for more needed articles? The Wants have done just these

things for many.

Why not keep- posted regarding Q

WWE MAKE TEE-Til

Ruinful chances in the realty mar- “ ‘iag m",f,f@“$ g;,,°’§';‘,?gLf‘;§§

e Quai i it i nsverthei§

I0 Eer-

ket? The_ Wants nrean index of _ , 5 sv

Opgfqhtumttinput the Wants to the ri “d“°'l§l.‘l\‘u°il‘?b lm ¥°v°°y 'um

H0 ’

_ test ogproving their _efficiency in ,§irgf'§l`i&'i.&n§i' iglisfilinin V9 "mm

quickly provi ing things that. ar_e necessary for the home and busi-

» ess.

n Guardian Want Ad. readers are in touch with many chances

worth whi'e

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-- privileges of free advertisement and

‘ rrlfor fly livenglh. polsons,(1lnl»:;-‘tit ore on the some looting sv non sub-

powdors and al 0 er cures an - scrihcrs. Seldom ever does the sender

Early vegetables wanted ; ' crs lor that common summer nest. state whether the item is to a our

S¢l1d11S Ollfeall Tllllll S come here flrst'nnd thus secure beat in Dail whether for one or on;

B C y y _ ` P i 3 and sure sattsf ctlon. We have every- ti! inyéltii 1) il ' auth

OUWI Il a mes er a y or in o ,

eets’ arrots on C I g _t 1 _ thing you could want in this line and . whether as a displayladvertisement,

ment’ or quote “S your owes I can vouch for the quality and assure announcement, business local, classi- Cash pflte. We Walll. 3. fCW _von ofthe good value of each and fled, ad or otherwise. When lo

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- li every article. The MacKinnon Drug church or charitable purposes they

more young P1g§° a Co.. Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kent Sts. Mtf. seldom ever say so, or do not enclose

W_ B_ NIXON, sufficient money to pay for same, all

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Wh0l€S3i€ COIIIUIISSIOU mall in the event of the item not be-

Merchant’ ing chargeable, or il more money is

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Straw tper ton.)

Hay (per ton)

Eggs (per doa.)

Butter

Chicken pair Fowl (each)

Potatoes, per bus.

Turnlps,

Cabbage (lb)

Hides Pelts

Calfskfns Beef (lb)

Beef tquarter)

Codffsh lb)

Corned Codflsh (lb) Spring Lamb tqr.)

Lettuce (bunch) Fneeh Mackeral (each) Muttnn (Ui) Rhcubarb (lb)

Lettuce (hunch)

Spinach lib)

Radlsh tburich)

Strawberries ('if)

Peas (qt.)

lieets

Cherries (box) Red Our-rants

Black Currents

Blue-berries Gooscberries

Beans (lb) Caliliower

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81.00 to $1.50

5c.

I0 to 25 10 to 14 8 to 4

05 10

4 to 5

20

25 to Z8

5 15

12 to 15 12 to 15 12 to 15

Bto 10

the house fly- it will pay you to

_ ,,,;,-;;;,,§g;,y.,;I=,§-$5 LHEST FHUM IHEATHES

' D18 Of Wee B VH°llfi0n at his Old gaged is one of sterling supremacy,:

___ 0°"`°°t°d fggtazag l,Z::‘::"d“’ .nd home in St. Peters Road left on re- every act being u ti-uu aud tried fa_

40

42 to 4i

‘$.50 to $6.50

$12 to 13

20 to 23 20 to 25

80 to $120

60 to 80 20 to 35

5 to 8 6 to 8 9 to lt) I0 to 80

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6 t°1%|m8l1ilJ8. lwokkeeping' and other ex:

...’0Nl CENT per word each img. have items, etc., to mall to this of- tion for advertising fn this column. fl°°- I0 that delay and disappoint- Ouh musteceompanv order. lint- mm* 'U1 N °'°ld°d-

mum charms twenty-five seats. `

number ls B. W. L. Dingvell Under- » -- taker's OHM. Mllltf. PROC'l`0R'B 125TH ST. THEATRE.

Novelties truly extraordinary pre-

dpmi;_ateFon :lbs bill of attractions

___»M,-_ gummy Juhust u_ t a . ` . roctor's 125th Street Rona, was in Montague this ,,,,fL’_ 'runners for the in-st unit of the went.

Mr. Eugene O'Rourke one of the

___»M,._ Quan” Owen, Chu,-iutue. mos-t versatile comedians will pre-

toWu_ mm 3 uyiug visit to his om sent for the first time on any stage, uomu tuwu ou Thu,-,day 1uu;__G_ a-big novelty, entitled "Humanity"

\ _ in which he wdll be asslsteh by Nel-

»M,. A 0 C0 5 ul u 1 ilie Eltinge and a bi compan Oth-

lrir a tabloid musical comedy from .. .-

...°Miss May Bell, Montague, left ha H°“°ym°°“e“ 5 Edmund yesterday on a two weeks holiday for §;‘y,°,§r,f;1“7v‘;,‘;ei“G';1\;'fP 1825225 °1‘:‘5é

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Boston and other American ci ies B scgage 1,' German comedians; Bun

_.__»Su. Louis Duvu, _ d t _ an alvine, comedy skit; Guy Dail-

Charlottetown' spent 8 ,gg dngzr ,yn ey and company in a tank novelty; Montague this week___B_ Mala Family, aerial artists; Harry

____ Le Clair, the old time comedian;

_ ___,M,,s_ Plym' Montague' _ d _ Emilie Egmar, comedienne; John went a successful operation thism gk Kesse' m°"°l°gi°"; T“'° Tl“`°“'i“g

in which shc had one of her legsvhm- Pavov’ club jtgglem and new Kim' p,,tated_ B_ maco or subiec s.

_#The roof of the Georgetown Ex- PROCTOWS 58TH

hlhitl B ildin i d i - l>nirs.0nund:r theg slrpeivilislblxo gi: A bm of interesting -offering” head' D, W_ C0mpt0u.G_ ed by Tom Kyle and company in the

’ ___ dramatic heart throb “Big Hearted

.Mis F n C "ie Grogan ’ will hold forth for the first

BT. THEATRE.

......°Dr. A. E. Smith, Montague, re- “nfl Daisy' two singing glrlsi turned home this week from Lu,,,,,,_ Miskel and Miller, musical novelty; '|»urg, N. S., where he was superin- NW and Tuck. acrobats; Kinemacolor tending the buuduw O, a New Silver and black aild white photo plays. imc" F” R““°"' B* Pnocrorvs zann sr. THEATRE.

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B. l1;;I:€BJM(?\tB¥.{Ell`; ;OdE; 0.flolIT;lf.\l;Ill A program 0! laughter has been mme after Bnenmng B pleasant arranged for the first half ‘of the

comedy alplassic. Others who will

- _ help m e merry are Nina Payne.

...’Misa Mary Walsh of Charlotte dancing comedian” Musica, Vino

The re ular fa o

B- C-. who luis been siwhdlhz a wh- ntre on august nth, nna the but en-

t“f‘Fl for the “Wit this W€0k- B- vorite. Interest will centre chiefly

'W' . in the farewell vaudeville appearances

...*Mr. Tyler Pnrkman and MTB- Ed' of those precocious juveniles, Felix

word Parkman. Montague were pas- nm; Gaim, who are about tu be iscngers this week on the Enterprise starred in muqiciii comedy vpiieii- up ru route to Lunenburg. N. S.. where im-ing will be tug ambitious bit of they' will he the guests of Mrs. Park- pwteau fuumakiug, singing auu unc. man s daughter, Mrs. Westhaver. B. ing, eu1;i1;led_ “Then and Nuwy in

reality a miniature revue. Three oth-

--i--_ er excellent features of the program

are Frank Keenan's Players in "The

ALWAYS CONSULT Get-a-Way," a new underworld play-

THE PHONE DIRECTORY let by Dennis J. Shea; Harry Linton

...__ and Anita Laurence, a graceful sing-

ing and dancing pair, and-J. Francis

Almost every day The Gum-uiuu re. Dooley and Corinne Sayles in eccen- ccives orders by'mail to insert news "ic °0m°dY- I matter of an advertising nature. In Others Scheduled for P05"-ive BP' most of these cases the senders, who PCBFBUW “F0 Five Afmillnh. 0D¢rt1ti0 'ure frequently not known to any "l“i"t°tt°5 Danny Simmons' 8 “ew”

ment, write “Please insert the fol- Silallllill dBll°¢1`91 BMW and Qlafki ‘lowing and oblige,-" thus apparent , gloom chasers; Will and Kemp in ac- implying that they think me ite,” robatic nonsense and Three Bartos, will boinserzea free on nfew wee s in heart-stoppin: feats 01 athletic

- ly ls

Iago a reader wrote asking that his Slim- .`

_ advertisement of Farm for Sale be in-

Fserted free from day to day until he AT B- F~ KEITH'S

'cancelled lt, as he is a subscriber to THEATRE- BOSTON'

.The Guardian. In this connection it ‘W may be nnid that the subscription "'1`l1° W°"""\ Wh” Passed BY-"’ H price is not sufficient to even pay the “GW dmnllltlc °°m°dY bl' Vincent. A- agtuui cu” 0| pup., ink resuwu,-k Lawrence, the rising young Boston

playwright, will be presented for the I first time on the stage at B. F. Keith's Theatre next week. Mr. Lew- I renee, who is prominent in social and club circles ln Boston, is the son of Frank W. Lawrence and one of tho

pp most promising of the younger gen-

in the Morning nniiy or in the Even gallons Ot drhmhtists.th"Tg=e Woman -

o Passes By" is e rat of his

works to be produced by profession- als. The story of the playlet-is in itself a novelty, dealing with the events of a single evening in a mnn's life. For the presentation of this play there has been engaged what is

unquestionably the strongest and I best balanced cast ever engaged for n

one-act play in vaudeville. Frank

penses of the Circulation department proper, and thus subscribers have no

of which will be returned b ffrs

Midsummer Sales

Ladies’ Dustcoats

$3.95 for

Here’s a number of full length

natural linen dustcoats with military collar turn back culss and pa'ch_ pockets that were tip top values at the regular price and at the reduced price cannot be equalled.

Ladies' Outing Straw Hats

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a§ii3;h:5e§3.obgl;:rr 65C

About one hundred straw Outing

hats and untrimmed shapes that are left in the millinery dept. Every hat perfect. The colors are white, nat- ural brown, blue and black.

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.HC Cl. \fL1\/5 l.i`~"Y OT`-.13‘--

‘ _ a ‘au ie u of Halifax, ’ - Q

crate sidewalks is now ulndcr operal au-ived from Montague Bridge ou half Of the Week. Others sure to tlflll- llgtllll W0 Wm B00" bb able t°`Wcrlncsday last. Bhe is the guest of please are Kennedy and Kramer- \,__

wnik, without using such precaution, M,._ and M,.s_ Percy N_ Mo,.me1_G_ black face singers and dancers;

i as with the old pflanlr. sidewalk.G. ____ Harry Rose, comedian; Myrtle T l' , b Q . r-

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.___ _-__ 1>reni.yiorlnn cunt-on-'rue nov. A. ,, , ,, d ht Week heeded by Ley Welch and wm-

J. W. Back will preach on Sunday, Bin h er aug er’ Mrs' T' G' P°“Y ln "I-'°V1ll5kY 5 Old 511095." _B _ A

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Montague

Wednesday, August 27th, $400 in

purses. 2.19 class trot and pace-purse

$150, 2.24 classtrotpurs: $150. :.30

class trot and pace purse $100. Full

particulars will appear later

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I _ .14-:Dena-f 2. member of the stag and who have no comer in vaudeville and a cracking. . .~ 1., -Mi" l account in the advertising depart- E005 00m€diHlll Mllfiilfln Bhd Elvirt-1. V ,;:_,T,__,»,;' _

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Munroe, the famous Detective Boyle of "Alias Jimmy Valentine," will

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“T he Hopper Cooled Engine"

Let the IDEAL Do Your VVork,M1' Farmer

The Ideal hoopcr cooled

engine ii the best of all hard-

gruuibiing or growling no

high wages to yay.

working farm hands, If you have any inacliine

that needs mau’s strength to

Ready for work at any ,

run it get our lil»al, Seufl

hour, in any weather, no

ce Stewart £3 Co Ltd

for our free catalog.

U ~i $2

667-8-zMizi.

Best Hard Coal

The schooner “Est-elle" has ar-

rived from New York with 65o tons Anthrscite Coal in stove and chest

nut sizes. She will be followed lm-

inedlately by the “Levi S. And- rews" with 95o tons in e¢8» “We and che'tnut sizes, all of highest

grade and beet quality.

Prices of this coll will be lowest wane ai.-¢n1f¢i.»g. Kindly wld in your orders today, and satisfac- tory dellvay will be nit\d¢-

BUNFAIN, Bill. & C0.

Arena Lawn is the

name wc have given to

our new line of Note

aper and Envelopes.

_We have it in ,both

Pound Packages and Tab-

let°.

It has a nice smooth

writing surface but still retains the Linen Finish

Pound Packages 25e-

RlTClllE'S

9 sent than necessary to pay for the

S) dneyl N” S' item the surplus will be returned at

once, there being a greater discount

for cash with order for advertising of

. ¢ churches etc than for re ular ‘busi-

Thf! SCh1'» "0|lV0|' A5795 ness. In all such cases th; Advertis- ~ ‘ ing department communicates with

will be due here this month the sender as quickly as possible by with , mail or phone, often paying the mas-

senger service to get them to the telephone if not too far distant, thus

saving all possible time. People write

this office to know if News, Letters to Editors,etc., are charged for, and .to

, _ u " all such there is but one reply-all “md Sthr' Edwud H’ items,etc, of a money making nature, W'l1 l03~d at N¢W Yifk in even though they be somewhat of a Zlb0l1t tell (la) S. new nature, are chargeable. For in-

stance, the advance notice or notices of a concert, lecture, ple social,

picnic, etc, are-chargeable il there is

an admission fee, silver collection, sale ol pies or sale of food or re-

Both Ca\'g°°3 freshments, etc. Advance notices of

purely religious services, even though a silver collection is to be

taken up, are not chargeable. The

particulars of any of the above, after they have been held, are, however, news and thus not chargeable. The

news of the past, present or future

‘husiness, which is still being conduct-

- §ed, is chargeable, if it is apparent

or that the object is to make the busi-

' ,nessmore widely known and thus dn-

cresee ft. Versus accompanying death

` 39 Gallon 3|, Phone 93|. pptlees sir; also tehprgeable. giver;

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Wholesale and Retail Coal dealers. _._--_l p eo. .. Il chxgeahle ba: ,xmllm "mm: Mom Ciftown, Jyni nth, 1913. . i " ,ill Wir °f l°"“l°¢ WU °' \>°"=

have the role of a sleuth in “The Woman Who Passes By," \vhile the part of the millionaire man af the world, who at least meets the woman of his dreams, will be played by Earle Ryder, lata of the New York production of "Joseph and His Ura- thrcn" at the Century Theatre, Geo-

rge hirnst, until recently member of

the Eleanor Gordon Players, will

have another important role, and

Miss Lillian Nlederauer, one of the

most beautiful and accomplished young actresses in Boston, will play

The Woman. ' This Novelty will be

surrounded by an excellent vaude- ville bill. Among the features are Josephine Dunfee, the musical com- edy favorite, in a repertoire of pop- ular songs. The Gliding 0'Mearas, society's latest dancing sensation, in a repertoire of original dances; Spencer & Williams, "That Natty Pair," in aonvs and dances; Rice, Sully & Scott, in fun on the train- pollne and horizontal bars: and many other features as yet unannounced,

rams, Aug. is termini).-it in

now rleflultely stated that French

bronze coinage will very shortly he withdrawn and replaced by small nickel 25-centlnie pieces. A further new departure will be made by the French Mint, which at the same time will issue 2;-eentlme pieces, also a nickel Corresponding to the English farthfng.

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If you intend seeing or c mpeting at the first ’ Island

Flower Festival -

you should get in touch

with C. M. Williams, Box 289, Citv, right away. He will explain all the points on wh‘ch you are not familar.

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