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-= ' 0 souv m is ' -~ ...°ONBl CENT per word each inser-

T W \ YS now complete .°I'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Provlne, e have a large assortment of souvrnir ..'.' `

" ' Wellner’s .Iewellry Store ‘° 1’ “°°"°°‘f‘°°_°_i_»'=°°° 2°- ° "

THE MORNING DAILY Guar-

"i"°°°he9» spoons, cuff l-nits, belt pina. stick ::;';.:_“';‘g:t§g:,:i“°d ‘ft W' A- '7°i“"

h. P “si ‘tv-1916. Giie us a call. _-

...°T. GORDON Ivmg 1. aural",

agent in Montague His nlllee ho e

' .°'i'Hn monumo nArr.Y Grier

y V The oldggf Jew¢||,.y More in me P' » driin can he obtained at H. J. Ma:

°vm°° bon's Drugstore, Sonrls,

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.r .JSOUGHT SHELTER,-The coas-

- __ _ ter "Magna" from the Magdalen ls-

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lands came into Souris harbor for

UBSCRIBERS should renew a

‘ week or two before the time they

have paid for has expired and elm; not miss an issue, ng all paper; me

distpontinued promptly on expired a e.

i- Schoolday Shoes _°"_°f_`.t;'°"

For the Young 'uns `

'Here'S a nice 'line of girls’ school boots that are

bound to please. Tney’re light, comfortrlfefor the feet n- at and stylish in appearance and string enoul h rd last half a school term. Made rf good quamy bo-x Ca.f_

3 Price \ $200

A good lineifArnlrerst in d b ’,- ,= 1 lb win sms au rind. .f-had knofinf riff .fm §.;ff;’f0,,‘;rf12 and ersy to the feet and stylish enough for Sunday near Size I to 5 $250, s zf rr ror3 _ $2.0ii

elif.. ALLEY £3

...°GEORGFlTOWN. - St. David’s

Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, the Rev. A. J. W. Back will preach on Sabbath, Sept. 7th, at 11 a.m., “The Motherhood of God," and 7 p. HL. “Merciful to the Last." Visit- ors cordially welcome. '

...’GRANITE.-The Bcylla arrived

in Sourls Wednesday morning witha cargo of granite for ballasting the third block of Souris breakwater. As the block can not be put out this

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...°NAS’I‘Y ACCIDENT.-John, the

Due to arrive per schooner

Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick x 500 tons best quality Anthr- icite Coal in Nut, Stove and Egg sizes. _

We Would Advise

intending purchasers of hard- coal to biok their orders now

as the price advances la‘er in thc season.

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Prince Edward Island Railway

Nova Scotia Exhibition - Halifax, N. S.

Septrmber 3ili- to nth. r9r3.

P. E I Railway agents wil

iS.~ue at first class oi-.e way fare September and tp rotlr inclusive. Return limit September rzrh and at SPECIAL REDUCED FARIIS as follovrn; .. All statlors, Tlghish, Ca_'e Tra-

verse and North Wiltshire inclu- sive. also from stations on Murray Harbor Branch on September 2nd Return limit September 5th. `

All sla'irms, Bedford, Souris Elmira. Montague nud .George- town inclusive <n‘3rd. September. Return limit Scpwinber 5th.

Call on nearest ‘ent for further

information.

H. H. M LANsoN,

Gen Pass. Agent.

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ONE DOLLAR FOUNTAIN PENS

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14kt gold pen, Waterman fer d. Made by the L E.Water man t o of Mon treal, makers _of the W a t e r ni e n°s Ideal.

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S "de" ."~....“.’;'° . Investment Co.. Ltd. °R'>'=R N0" F011 SPRING-

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Edward Lodge in 1877, died March

. - 1 Mcponmd, Uhepstowl had his thumb Master James Bushard, Naufrage;

blown oil on Monday evening by the explosion of a shell in a gun barrel

you want. the vtry b:st\ The shcu spur the barrel up in .Q "‘*°°,_‘-_“- ,

in good P110-0 V or-k, it straight line for about eighteen inch- <FN:§,,;mi\il(i’:i`r(i'ay grlivemng dimiiidllliirv) _ cg, amer, e s

Will Pity }0ll 10 #BQ Whitt We ___ Cross is visiting in Sourls the guest can du' :Phone for ___o1z0ST OFFICE LIGHrrs__It is Of Mr. and l\ll‘B. B€I‘IlB!‘d Cf`€B.m€l',¢

r appointment. through no neglect of the caretaker _ '”*

that the lights have been turned nl! so early in front of the post office

f€0ti"'9- A new S\ll1Ply have been ord-

\ Desnrisay Block ered for some time, but have not yet; few days in Sourls the guests of Mr.

arrived.”

...°A RUNAWAY.--Great excitement “

i ._ _______ _ was caused Wednesday morning when 5 IIUIDIFI

a runaway horse, attached to alight dri iris weston. dashed manly up

0.,r|,m|| ,,,,d|,~;,,,, , - Main Stree Souris. Alter

Y Y d want pictures ol _ to Blm0Bl'-

you no th»-y are accustomed to sen u settin the car

' . _ ' D g riagc in turning a

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,,,,r,{',§’,‘iu_P,:f g;,‘;fe‘X;*iil|\1'v“f l18l~\lr&l.C°I\ corner, he continued in his Wild ca-, t0H'\li1r;tpmr*>`r;lr;;.|p.rrr,» rlre|»lp|.~,\5u¢~;.i for U. rccr until he was finally caught by Tomorrow Sunda at 2 m th

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in irmilravsniih vii(-w ii) will hmnde Dm" school hoys'. yi D G

morning, sho is discharging her cargol . 7 Y K Z

_ t th d tm- R 1| h _ Misses Lina McDonald, Annie Glare,

t _ _Y W _ Queen I H e en 0 Q way W an _ Bertha McDonald and Margaret A.

lc S ° The real cause of the trouble are *hav* Ilffived from Kelley's 'Crossf

the burners, which have become de- Wim” they hllve been Vifllting f0l' the

tion for advertflins in this column. Gush mult a°°0lIlP8l1Y Order. Mini- mum charge twenty-tive cents..

...°MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN fs Guardi-

an representative fn Bourls. His phone number ll 5. W. L. Dlngwsll Undertakel"i| ofllee. . Mliltf.

EASTER" PERSONALS

...'Miss Addie Meade, Sourls, has

left for Montreal! '

...°Mrs. -William Knight, who has

been visiting fn Charlottetown, has returned to her home in So'.\rie.°

...°Mr. Frank Stems and Mayor

McLean have arrived home from Ot- tawa, where they have attended the D. R. A. shoot on Rocklifle Range!

...°Mlr. W. N. Dingwellfwho has

been visiting his old home in Bay Fortune, has left on return to his home in West Summerville, Mass.'

..._- ...’Miss Ruth Dingwell, daughter of

Mr. Wallace Dingwell, Bay Fortune, who has been emlloyed as steno- grapher with a large insurance com- pniny in Boston, has arrived in Sourls. She intends spending a few dnys at her home "ln Bay Fortune!

...*'l‘he following persons left Sour-

is esterda mornin for Boston-

McCormaclr of` Monticello; Misses Sa-

Mrs. Manning and Mrs. John D. McDonald of Boston!

...’Messrs Ambrose Creamer and

Joseph Malone, both of Lowell Mass

Dost week. They intend spending a

und Mrs. Bernard Creamer#

_ V yo wr ».r_. v know _._,___ __ mcmbers of Prince Edward Lodge

v l , r \ ~ , -- 4 r i~imrilrr?>tiiiii|»i:p'iriifiilirdligiilriii. iiihifsriritlririiill (From. YeBtc\'dRy's Evening Guardian) N0' 22' I'O`O'.F" Wm Cherish ‘hc r.1tl|nat»elikorro<s. ___»MAC1\m}{E|_ ]_,LENf|-IFUL___Thc memorylof their departed brethren Makc an appomtmen' |°_day schooner Em, G_ King’ Capt w,,_1ke,,_|:y lroldrnr: a memorial and dccr.rn_

urrived in Souris Wcdnesda with '55

|.m.,.c1,,, of M,,ckcr,,l> Sh eigt th tory, where they will decorate the

c r p r s at

scvcrrrl large schools of Mackerel arc

Limelight Captain Busby, arrived in port Monday from St. Pierre, alter having a long trip than is usual. She will begin loading at once her cargo will he marie ri of a uantit of lum-

7.3il D- m.’ ‘

soft gums, all tho different flavors. The Menthol and Eucalyptus are ex- cellent for coughs, and throat trou- ble, Our stock is newly opened, 40c. lh_ E. A. Foster, Central Drugst.ore,| Sunnyside.

“Wo've the cholcest neckwear that

the best makers produce. Hundeome silks in all the best shapes, and every pattern exclusive with us. A new lot

50c to $1.00 B

und our spices the best obtainable

L

$ , They are clean, whole, fresh and free Edward Lodge in 1877, died Feb.

from “tailings” and all other im-'27, 1906.

|.“|~lt;lce, You have better success fl

. _ .

“uw on' I The members will meet at their

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, ___.SCHOnNER ARRIVEB__Thc Lodge oom at, 1.30 p.m., and at2

I D q _ y ny the N. G. and the singing of an

ble? aizidbqeifng Imhezld oéxléveftock ode will take platle, after which each 5' PM Y ‘ ` 'u° es 0’ 'grave will be visited and as a liula

_ ""“ 'of flowers ls placed on the

_ , grave a.

S£_‘,°;g`l';}§r&,‘;,D; SS?3g;f"`;;rh; gal? gverse of some familiar hymn will he

' ann . Arriving at the Oddfellows'

m' W°d,n°?d°'y from tim Magdfuen I5” plotg there will be a short memorial 1“""°- Ph” W" B 1°“S°_’ mi’ “"1" service, mer which the brethren wru

usual an she had to visit Bryne Is- return to the Lodge Room

land- She had 3 v°'.y iight °“"`g° and] The graves of the following broth- . a small list of passengers amongst ers will be dec0,.'Bted;__ by the mob. Strike matters are lllliilli whom were Mr. Solomon, Stellarton, Frank Brown’ 8 member 0| Ameri_ now but, another and worse outbreak N. S., Mr. Fnrant, Sydney; Miss Mc- ca Lodgg’ Boston, died 1g05_ is

Allum, Montreal, and an American william Braham' 8 member of Sl.

doctor named Verdon who, with his lime Lodge' Bljgton, died 1907,

wife. made the round trip. After tak' Uhmqes McDonald, inmated mfr ing on board a fair amount of out- prime Edward Lodge 1375, dlc,

ward freight, she left for Picton at June. sth' 1gg4_

'*_'*“__*‘ Edward Lodge in 1876, died Sept.

"Rowntrees Jujubes, in hard and 2nd_ 19g5_

Prince Edward Lodge March, 1912.

Prince Edward Lodge Sept. 15, 1011.

Prince Edward Lodge March, 1887.

_ Prince Edward Lcd c

of American tics just received, 3512. Dem 2,

rucc's 1258-9-3Mtf. Capt. Dugald McArthur, initiated

into Prince Edward Lodge in 1876, ~ir0r- pickles and chow-chow y°\1’1l dren Feb. 2, im. 1 Fox pups

you use them. A pound, 30c. The Lawrence Lodge. Charlottetown. died Two Macs, 149 Great George. Mltf. April ist, 1891.

Prince Edward Lodge in 1881, died May 18th, 1893.

Nicholas Watson, a member of

Wildly Lodge, Charlottetown.

Leslie A Wright, initiated into

‘ ,Prince Edward Lodge in 1894, died

,s‘eb. 1s, 191z.‘

Just arrived tl day Grand of' Prince Edward Lodge, died

oct. as isis. ' , ,..` Am. hunch ,lmmed me mm the Island and open for mop c l`£,_.‘:_,_;.'_.’__;,

_ _ _ _ _A- , A- ‘ V

T Edward Lodge -rn ms. dr-owned lion at any time. ---~~.' -r_.~‘_ ,' ~‘“" yfmi/

on April 8, 1878, and the grave of a

il” __ .i.‘;_ AJ

, chhlliroof tgzoiglddggsrof the following / ` ,___

sliiiizii-_racers Mcswam, initiated rn- A limited number for sale, ‘ _"___ --"

tion service at the People's Ceme-

/frrrres of sixteen brothers und three sisters

oc‘.or.‘;, headed by the Summerside Band and marshalled by Mr. H. M.

First Methodist-Rev. J. Heaney a‘)

11 and 7. Blhle Glass at 2.30. Prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7 80

Grace Church-Rev. Mr. Marshall

-at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial invi- tation is extended to strangers and college students

.St. James' Presbyterian-Rev. Dr. Fullerton at eleven and seven

at ten a m., Rev. Geo. Taylor at 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sunday Scho and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial in- vitation is odered strangers and col- lege students.

New Zion-Morning prayer meeting

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BAPTIST

Rev. W. D. Wilson, at 11 and 7.

Sunday school at 10 a. m., with "Loyallsts" class of adults in Church auditorium. A cordial wel- come ls extended to all the services of this church.

_ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Central Christian-Rev. J. F.

Floyd at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. All seats free. College students and strangers are cordially invited to attend all services.

ANGLICAN

St. Paul.s.-Rector, Rev. T. W. Murphy. Services at 11 and 7. Holy Uommunian after morning service. ‘Sunday School and Bible Glasses at 2.30. All seats free.

St. Pef;er's Cathedral-Holy Com- munion nt 8 and 11 a. ru. Mntins at 10.15 a. m. and evensong at 7 p. rn. Sunday School reopens and wll lto at. 2.30. _ r

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Salvation Army--Services ouch

night of the week and on Sunday.

FIENDISI-I AGT OF

CRASED TEACHl‘ll§

lVlI~1`.5LIIAUSEN, Sept. 5-A crazed

tenchtr nrrmcrl Wahner murdered his \\i:`c and four children and then set the village on tire in four places. In .1 fllsfade on the villagers who tried to capture him, eight persons were l-.illed and ten worrnded. He was club- béd and stabbed with pitch forks and

Baker, they will parade to the ceme- tery. On arriving at the gate a circle will be formed a short address

Jesse Shaw, initiated into Prince

into died

William McKay, initiated

in 1891,

initiated in 1895,

into died

Dr. D. T. McKay,

initiated into

in 1876,

William Williams,

initiated in 1893,

Dr. C. A. McPhall,

John A. Sharp, iuiated into Prince

Ruben Stewart, a member of St.

Dr. D. G. McKay, initiated into

.las A Mcfvlurtrey, the tlrst Noble

of men women and children driven from their homes and their places burned and they themselves shot at

1_§'___-”

§f§§ For Sale _

inn. g All sizes a

Sion!

will likely die.

ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED

men from the extension charged with the destruction of property in rccen, strike riots were committed to trial hy Magistrate Simpson yesterday. Blood curdllng tales by witnesses told

NANAIMO, Sept. 5-Nine of the 24

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feared.

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I Pair Dalton

I Pair Dalton-Champion

I Dalton Female l Dalton Mule _

l Pair lloit Renfrew

l Femrle llolt Renfrcw

I Pair Frank Tupiin

3 Males Frank Tuplin llolf Renfrew pups hom on

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CHUHBH SEHVIIIES Knitted

Sweater

Students and strangers cordially wel- ‘ oa ts come. \

in

Fine Qualities

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Strangers and college students are I d .

cordially invited to all services. a

A very fine collection of ' ' coats in 2-,I rib, r-.1 rib, close rib, shaker knit, herring- bone knit, etc, in grey, slate, brown, tan, lawn, bliiet, red

and white $2.25 fo $7.50

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Chiidren"s

M e

A really good coat sweater of cashmere yarn well knit and fashioned in broWrr,tari, grey and scarlet and garnet

$l.75 to $2.25 as to ' '

Slzti

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Coat sweaters. The finest

and largest

range of go d

coat sweaters in the city. All sizes from 34 to 44 and

all the stan

Pullover medium a

The crlwrxvfs

dard colors

$l 65 to $7.50

-rseys in fair, nd heavy knit. nd colors ‘

$1.50 to $5.25

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busy' Store

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_ 1;g97Ms;1s near Remain Lodge, dren _ ,..if;. QQ,” -__,~ '_

. . _ w. K. M K , 1 in tee r t Mmk 'll' _ fi. - .,_»- =--»-_ , --.ef-. in egg stone and nl'i.'r1r...r n.r..ir.:'r.. “mi ° ° “T

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’ Mrs. Barbara sehnrmsh, ao., nu- We are now xmking con-

chestnut slzes 2:31: minfgg, M°Pl° IM' R°"°““° tracts for mlnks, to be delrv- Model 48 -~ B2

` on the renewing sunday the broth- ¢f¢d N0\`¢ll1bH‘ ISY-

ers will drive to Bt. .Tohn's Come- SIX

I" A 1 my, st. sinners, when they win Write Or wire for q'10t2~

ua y decorate the graves of the following t]0n§_ Phone 189_ luxury, stnnglh and ¢omfo,f_

brothers and silterz-

J A Gourlie, P G initiated into C

Please S e n d your r;;;§;e.`1s:;r;s.p§0§.dag¢`rh im, area alllfli FUX lixfllallue Three sizes engines.

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Twelve types bodies. Built to

samuel Fu-rant. initiated into and specification. Get the best.

wi r be mul# ° ni". M ° ’ ' V | , 3 ' ` Mltlllmll

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9 Cliadldriunt initiated into Prince Stnnper Block' E0 WI R°’f¢\¢l\llliVB

o o 19. im. one on . .

E Edward Lodge in 1875, died Janu- Chiflouewwnl P- E- I. M ‘ N B

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