‘X THE

$3-IT PAYS to buy in this Province. is-in-. H. cuimc' is Guardian

Agent in Alperton. His phone is 7.

-'rim MORNING `uA1i.Y Guarai

tion for advertising in this eo

. iihum charge twenty-ilve cents.

an A

-ONE CENT per word each inscr-

lumn.

Cash must accompany order. Min-

can be obtained at Lailerty's Tonsor- ver fox ¢¢ A 13|-gg ugger 1913, W,”

ial Parlors, Buminerside.

-Mll.. FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

dian Agent in Suinmerside. Hi! alice

phone is 20.

bred of the Raynor-Tuplin stoc Price reasonable. Apply to P. 0 Box 220, Summerslde. 1576-9-l9Mtf

-FOR SALE.-A female black sil-

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they

-PARTY RETURNS.-The membefi have paid for has expired and thus

_ ed not miss an issue, as all papers are

in Mr. Frank 'l`\\l’lll\'S 1f\\`€¢ I“@fC°‘|discontinued promptly on expiry date

of the party which has just return

arrow car, speak very highly of t courtesies extended to them by t resideiits of thc different places

viliiih th stopped and also tho

lie-

be -REMEMBER the auction sale at

1"' , (`mpnnd Corner, Thursday, Octobe

, ._ ,,y _ . wlioin they mei. on the ruud. Speak ing: of the roads in N. B. for the; i~iiiriiiii;.' of aiitos as conipnred to' those in l’. l~I. l. one of the forty inioi-iiis the writer that in n major ity of crises the roiids on P. E. I. are iiiiirli liettcr suited for autos than ' tliosc on ivliirh they passed over. 'i`lii- lslziiiil rmiils are iniich more lcv- cl and as wide if not wider. As for liiiisr-.~; being sc.-i1'od of the machine, the party tr.i\'iillcd over _(.00 iiiilcs,l :it ii speed viiryini: from 20 to 50§ iniles :iii hour, and not one of thel iiioiiy lioi-sin-‘ that they passed; ln>i‘:iiiii- :<r:ii‘4:il of the aiu-

to during ilivir trip. 'l`heyI \\'i‘ii1_ as fri' nr. Fredci'ic- , tiiii gifiiig fx*-~ ". -lifin nliiiigi thi- Sl. .li-hii i... ~i .ii-il ri-tiiriiiiig 1 rin l<`ri~di»i'ii~ii.ii -" i'ii:.ii, 1-topping iliiriiig Ilirii' triii ii .. ill' lsliiiiil at fri, .lI.liii, _-*ii '~» _'Ji iirtoii, and oth--r li»'.\ii.~i_ .l. '

5° End, at one p.m., of Woodland Sim-

nion’s stock, implements, furniture, etc, Further particulars see posters.

1783-9-2'IMlipd.

--STRIKING FIGURE.-A rather

conspicuous person wus seen in Tig- nish the other evening when Mr. Charles Mclnnis, mate on the Cut- ter, appeared in his full uniform. It was n handsome uniform and quite becoming mid "Charlie" received no small amount of attention. But for that hnbitiinl smile and the absence of that dignified bearing he might he tnken for ii ifuarclian of the peace. In this capacity he would cause a little apprehension, as Constables lliirke and Smith are following up thc trail of transgrcssors so closely that any person engaged in a busi- ness with the shadow of illegality is, no doubt, asking himself the qiicstioii: “Am I next?”-T.

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it oiiTi.iN 5 DAY l

iiouoii TREATMENT is oUAiiANTisiiii I

No maui-r what your iminirm or p'eiurlice m'~:' he-_ the fact rnmninn

i‘~~i\ Llii- tliiiliiill lla" llrink ’l`ri-aimem. il--es the work lt thoroughly fliiv iiint ii --ri-rv \'~-.-Liga of ih»~ stireii up n‘coliolic unison from tho si»i|~iii in jiis' ‘iflni-s, n'l It-.ivo.~i the pn isnt in the condition he was in , li-~l` r ~ irikiiiig liis li =lili‘inlc,

The R-isiill ls Gu \r.\nti-.eil Al The End 0|' Three Days Or No Charge . lnsli- ifl -.|` bikini: ii. ff- ir or fi\'-- wr-.»~l<~4 course of hv odi-.rmic inief°.*.ioni-i lli - nor.-L v -s-ies are 1-ni ici-.ly iesiora-d to norimil conilition by the (lstlin l ’l`renliiii-iii in ev »r»Ilv 3 rin: s, If. it the end ol tnattime the results are |-

utn .-niii-_f=|\' ~:iii~inc'oi-y io thi-_pa\_iont. the" lent-vioiit will not c *vita 1-~n:_. _'|`lii.~i fiu'i_rni_itii- ol siiitislnction is backed by a responsible Concern " : ' \ ~ i .

ail _ ir.'- .epiti _ _ _ 'l li » H iilin lioiiv- 'l`vv_:itrv-r>i\¢_. 's for those wlii. cannot find it »_onyen~ ' it-nt ui 1 om - tot' if lii~\ili.ito if-rtilicnlod Nuii-in can be scntwitliin ei

ri-;i-ni :il.lt- -.Iielnncf-. wiiliniit extra

fi he Catlin Institute Co L if

charge ' '

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46 frown Sl , Sl. John, N. B. Also Montreal Q). Toronto

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-- Fall Tailoring!

Test Our Tailoring l

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yy keep on iiiakiig Clothes tr

onli i' lie-~:i no ii-cn keep oi

\v.1r.tiii;__§ lli- iii Tliiy kiep on want

ig l-erziirc we ii aku Clotlif s to please

tliciii ! .

Swine iir ii mc liaid tn fir. ihcy get

mail. Sonic iiifii wa t ilitir Clothe dillewnf from aii_\body else’s-the g~t tlieni 2

Orr 'l`.»i'r,r shop ca'ei = to the whim

mid will of the individual. We walci

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We Guirafiiee Siiisiectiwn !

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our _ 'l`z.ilo~li 5.; Closely. and nr.: as juilons of it as tliougli it iv is our ex-

clii.-ive bii~ines.=.

\ _' The new Fall Suilings (lver \ roatings ani ihc Truuserings ar~ handsome in pattern and

. cclorings.

Suits or Overcoets $2l 00 up

Trousers $4.00 up 1...___i-11-

lf we 'l`-ilcr you just once, you‘l

cmiie hick to ns the next _time o your onn accord.

Bruce

Tailors and Clolhiera Niw Slove -A round Hughes Corner

afternoon

supplies.-J.

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-THE BWANBEA TRADER- 'l1\e

Swansea. Trader from Halifax with a very email inward freight, arrived in Suinmerside at 6 p.m yesterday and left again about midnight. Her out ward cargo consisted of 1100 bags of potatoes -J

-THE LATE MRS PINEAU -The

death occurred at Bummerside yes terdny evening of Mrs. Peamac Pi- neau, aged 54 years. Deceased had been ailing for some time with can- cer of the stomach and about two weeks ago, underwent 'an operation. She leaves to mourn besides her hus- band, a large family of boys and girls. Funeral takes place to-mor- row, Sunday morning, leaving the house at 8 o'clock for Misequche, where the burial service will be held at Miscoiiche R. C. Church, inter- ment in the cemetery adjoining.-J.

-FUNERAL YESTERDAY- The

funeral of the late Mr. Norman R. Wright took place yesterday after- noon from his late residence to the Methoilist church where a funeral service'was` held, ,conducted by Rev. J. B. Rice, pastor, Rev. Jas. Strath- nrd, of T1'nro, and Rev. Hammond Johnson, Bedeque. A short service ivns held at the house, also, before the body was taken to the church, interment taking place in the Peo- ple's cemetery. The pnll~bearers were Messrs. H. J. Massy, J. A. llrnce, Henry E. Wright, F. W. Strong, E. A. Pickering, Summerside, and M.r. Colin Wright, Bede<|ue_-J.

WESTERN PERSOHM S

llirimond Line, Montreal, wus in 'rlnininersidc yesterday.--J.

--Hon. -l. E. and Mrs. Wyntt, and ilniigliter, M-iss Waniln, left yesterday inoriiing for Montreal, whcre Miss Wyatt will enter McGill University. J.

-Mrs. Geo. Montgomery, who has

been visiting Mr. und Mrs, Ilnniel illontizoiiiery, i-lnnimerside, left yes- terilizy on return to her home iii licr- lin, Ont., ut which place Mr. Mont- gomery is manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Mr. Montgomery is now in Boston relieving Mr. Williains the manager of the brunch in that city, who is spending his vacation on the Island.-J.

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THE |.[I.i. N|iN|Bi|lS

I said in my last that I would

mention the courses opcn to the members. They are quite plain I. Tr) GO OUT, II. TO REMAIN IN.

I. Some who are making esti-

mates, ilgiire out that from this time on they will pay into the order (in iisscssinents and interest on the lien) ns much as they will receive out at 70 yczirs of ugc. There are two ns- siimptions here.:-

ili Tl-IAT THE LIENS WILL NOT

UE REDUCED. The fact is that we have every reiison to believe that they will be very nisiterinlly reduced In-fore they become claims, and even this very first your from Oct. lst, every policy, on becoming a clnirri, will have the lien rcdiiced by $60.00 per $1000.00 of insurance. This in»mrii~i $800.00 at flentli, and ns I said in a previous letter, lt is bet- ter than nothing.

My very earnest advice is “LET

NO ONE THROW UP HIS INSUR- .\i\'(_‘E HASTILY. YOU NEED NOT l-‘AY THE LIEN. YOU NEED NOT PAY EVEN THE INTEREST. KEEP YOUR INSURANCE FOR A YEAR OR TWO. THEN, IF YOU FIND THE LIENS WILL NOT BE REDUCED 'l`0 ANY E‘('I‘F’~I'l‘ AND AFTER YOU

if i“r;»;iné” and

F ur nishirigs

For Men

You will like our line of

f|ivni.~l»iiig.'»‘, M r. Mum When we lought them we had your 'pa-iiciil-r needs

in view a .d paid extra special attention io quality of goods as well as piicet

Come l.e.e wht ii Want values

-_ 5 I ilreen, Myrtle Emerald and

" ln rice from

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$4 00 to $5.00 a-pair

We just have to sell them

. and to do so have reduced

them to

- boots and shoes 1-“ming wing eflect. Fancy bandinzs and or-

ADF

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I ieineq in approvin

ally, but that d d ANY ONE OF THE therein proposed I FOR 'PHE HBKTHOD

the Supreme Count

As a Society we are learning that those who drop out by death early ln life leave to their families a fairly large amount of money compared with their. payineirts, Those' who live out the full .term are not, in the end, prodted ilnanninlly, but they and theirs havehad protection through many years and that protection costs a _regular amount out of each pre- mium according to the DEATH RATE. "l'rue,'-you or I did not die, but our protection cost I regular amount each year, because of those who left us by death. Deeply regretting that these changes have come, and again asking not to leave us hastily, BUT TO STRAY IN until you see thc etlect of the promised reduction OF THE LIENB,-ask-ing you also to remember the truly great work being done for the 780 orphans, and 80 tubercular patients. `

I am, most truly

E. J. RATTEE. H. C. R

P.S.-Last night I received a 'very

earnest request from a widow t< publish .-1 letter of thanks for all that the Foresters have done for her

She and her family of TEN appreci-

lzitcd tho Insurance of $500.00 and lshc now feels deeply thankful forthe

___M,._ A_ .1-_ Weldon General FmigM_\S>l0.0() por iiiontli. I have not yet

and lgussengm. Agent 0f_thc mucklliriil time to prepare this lcttcr.--E.

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Notes From the Millinery Department of Sinclair & Stewart, Limited. Summerside

opted fron; the best l<"rcncli designers

to land t_hiS prize.

stik at it all day.

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at if -day.

Montreal during tncir openings for Fall.

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Toqiies turbans, Poques with

crowns. The following are some of the models shown. (.`UBlS’l‘ hut, shell shaped with visoc. MARIE GUY four cornered brim slightly rolling upwards. Stuart small with brimis high at hoth sides. R(-JBIN HOOD. small tricorn with dome crown. FLOIRENTINE, large velvet crown with wire edged brim, lace covered. BOAT SAILOR is ii lurge round crown with oval shaped drooping brim. This shape (as well as mnny others) is worn well down on the head. Hats are of felt of all kinds. Beavers, Plushes. Chenille :ind Vclours.

TRIMMINGS IN FANCY FEA-

'l‘HERS.-‘Aigrcttes in osprays, Pur- adine, Nuinlde and Ostrich are much used.

FLOWERS. Princlpally roses are

in evidence. They are used in con- trasting shadcs on Velvet and Beav- er h:its.` '

vets both anno and erect lle Also

~ -A . _ p p . HAVE SECURED OTHER "Li pluehee of ffiarabout and Hntters NURANCE A9 ("HEAPLY~ WITH Dnvontine are much used for whole

'§§{F1_`T?(All'_§E`§;?_?:_PUREiR(éFOgIg§' hats and for combining with allovers

J -‘ 1* - ’ ' for soft crowns.

_HANS AND S`l(.'»K WITH TVBER- `<iui.f»s1s. win THEN G1vnJTnn'\f§f§f?ii.f.§§ 'iii kiiiii ".§§.i°§f.i`.1."?.;

__§g_l';U§_‘§(l;l(?_E'DUP'__ __m__t_ __ ___ for the new chin hands and stream-

- - “ ‘ “ S ‘° 1 ,~ _ Silk, ti nd f cy 'hbons

;‘_l_1_“‘$__?*‘~_:f`{}l;‘l\§__'_:§A&§I_;ik;*E)y tl” egg used mosriiz tlinii cveiimon iidcount . ll 7 1 1 1 » . ll I

l not point out anything in this con- $033 novel designs in bows an

nc<_:t_ion. Any_policy may very soon BABELOT BANDINGs____Tms is ,I l-"""0ME A (-'l"‘\IM; _ novelty trimming ln twisted velvets n""th"°"v I "“¢_°g“‘z° uw grnvwy “' (rope effect). The ends are caught nt t\“`5° '~`l‘"“g""‘ fo' Y°“' N0 one fought both sides of the hat nnd hang over

the hair at the hack. Lace, tulle,

-_----------_--- silk and satins are also promlnen

among thc new trimmings for Fnll....

_ , _ ,__ ___,_, COLORS might be classed ns fol-

a ` lows: Blues, Greek ,Blues, Royal Bhd 133- .

n _ and Midnight blue. Dnrk reds. Patrons who consult their phone _ d , ii _ ii niu -

ergnndy, Beetroot an er berry, Browns. Rembrandt Nirgerhrown, Greens Russia

plumes. Velvet bows in the high

naments as well as others that are not mentioned here. The ladies in charge' of this department will be pleased to demonstrate these latest' novelties in modes and trimmings in #he selection of your new hat- for

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shop here with they are around. We

iidenee

vni.vn'i~s AND `i=i.iisHns.-v¢i-

do but their own rk in ei n

d dcpartnients, and if it were otherwise

li/ions. Pinks Cherry, Begonia nnd Watermelon, Pnrples. T‘lnm and Iris, Yellows. Honey and Cog dc Roche. Blnck and dark shades are used ln piplnga, etc.

The lar P<mvCon loses To-ni g ht at 1 Q ,ofglggi

Contestants in the Dunlap Pony Contest sl'i~o_uld

get their ballots in the ballot boxes as early to-flay as

h in the e enin

yossihlegis there is sure to be a rus ` T ' g.

' _Now then: Boys and Girls, one grand final effort __ _ __

v There are lots of goods your parents and friends

cin-buy today, so Piet to Work early in the morning and

‘ The Pony and rig _are Well Worth an extra eifort.

Here are the stores to tell all your friends todeal

_ Prowse Bros. L’t'd. Drake & CO.

-- ' ' ' F Holmai'1_& Co. Alley & C0»

The styles nicntioned here ure nd- '1`nOI-nas Beef 8; W@CkS

;:::;‘.;;'@.i.if;‘ F@nn<=1& Chandler e Star Steam Laumiy _ 1\.'liilinerY Ernporiruns of Toronto and; Wonderland 'l`heatre _

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, It ts surprising the large number of people in Clinrlottctowii who, when they want to inquire about their Morning Daily Giiuiwliziii or subscrip- tion, ask Central for the News phone No. 132.3, instead of 132.2, or when they want to iiiqiiire iihoiit ailvertis-l ing ask Central for the rluhscription phone No. 132-2, or for the News Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; or when they want the News or Editor- lnl Department ask Central for the »",nbscription phono No. 132-2, or the Advertising phone No. 132-3, instead of 133, although all those depart- ments and their respective phone

niimhcfs _are plainly given in the tele-.' phone book. Soma people, instead of looking at the book, even phone one want will greatly lessen the work of other department. All this is a great waste of ti-me on the part of the person phoning, the operator at the Central, and the clerk in the de- partment wrongly phoned. The news stall. on an upper floor, cannot give the necessary information about eith- er advertislng or subscriptions, nor

tions or news, nor the subscription

tlsi ' . I

they would be continually running' from one department to another, up- stairs and down, mixing work, wear- ing themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion. On and

t alter 6 p. m. daily it is useless to

ask for any phone numbers except 132

hrimn turned up and down in - 1 -» -L'-‘~‘ '

every conceivable way. Cuff shap-

ed, gainsborough and shell eilects. ALWAYS CONSULT ,poyis QARELTQSBNESB Soft. crowns, tam and other medium. THE IsH0NE_ DI-I-¢ECT0RY_ CAUSED MANS DEATH-_

WO()l')ST(`)(‘-K, Unt., Sept 25.-As

the result of n boy's carelessness, (lhnrles Rush of Michigan, lies dead here today. Rush had arrived here yesterday 'morning after an absence of twenty-seven years to visit his lii'otliei‘.

With his brother John he was

wiilliing down the hill on Hunter street, when they heiird n noise be- hind. Looking back they saw n boy coasting down the sidewalk in an express wagon. They parted tp lenvo room for lilm, but the boy ran into Charles, knocking‘his feet from unden him. He fell backward, striking his head on the sidewalk and fractured his skull. He died three hours_ later in the hospital. The hoy’s name is ‘not yet known.,

NO TICE

The ui-ders’gned ls author-

ized to negotiate for the sile of three silver black toxe-i,oue female and iwio males, Bom in the Charles Dalton Ranch in Spring of igiz Guaranteed to be of the best Island ste ck.

Nizii. Mei con.

Barrister, Summerside.

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the advertising stud about suhscrlp- "¥';_'T

‘ demand the BEST.

hooks for the numbers they really

r what number to ask for to get an- n

the patient centriu mierhone and Guardian clerks and thus help make

pier. 9 “N

, Numerous other features are notlf '

We have a lot of men s _ miie, mi. is Plum me mi-cts in

their lives miich brighter and hap-

A vw-i8.SmeilOcti, 19|;

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`§ yt $2. ` ¥>;’_'

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I' WOT H 8 C GI' S D0 B _ ° E ‘ .. .. illaann & iiliarli limnnn

The Fox-Melfs Pianos

' Why Y Because They Wan' 'l`he'B_EST

1 The Mason & Ri-icli is simply and 2!-

clusively a piano for those who recognize and

` lf interested drop a card to .

. M. R. Leard

Alberion __ Sole Dealer in P. E. lslsml

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Fall . 1771-Mlllll.

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them at our Gln get i

various nm from 2.5¢ is

mil _forts (odd)

:rainy linda--while they les: ._ . so. le

'rienii sPooss,'onssssfr_§I,’tfl¢>ll9. "" and odd.linrs,\n allot llli‘_'__i¢- .3*'_

snueie of n large importing hoiiffe liilehese dlntvétsiid, gel mem onine mee tutes at ridiculously _iowj"p1 flip., its .

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