f'~ SEPTEMBER 14 1914 --1--1 ~ ~ . ~

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fy _ , ' ~ A _ . ...y ,.1 Contentment l as

M 5 s the_greater part of life and content. . 1 ' ment "1 thepossession of Diamond ~ - g;I;eri,°Y‘{?IW§aH¢2l1;i¢§»t onlv when og; ‘-A", ._A D si ive n - ' ~,

‘.\\ '.".-'.1 ‘are alblov? fltljitficisviii. ge that the Jewels it

.~ asaisaction` ' lb ’ ' ~`-f-` ~ be found here for the y%FyEf £2§:,l;I W ll ICHOWH !¢Dl1tHti0I1 RS Jewelers and Watchmakers he been gained onlv through Persistent adherence to thi

_ policy 9f_ offering only such

most cntical ins ction. gems as Wm bear the

And the higlievalue we place .

age regardless of the amount of yhiaigneiztlbldhcililiilrldni

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Estab. 1868 Jeweler?dzll!I:g?a$¢;-5

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Get your photo

taken while at the Exhibition. |

Cook Studio

T is only a short time that you

can call her_Mother’s baby- soon she will be a school girl

and then a young lady.

But a photograph of Mother and

baby keeps for all time the mem- ory of those happy days-and lat- er pictures will show the transi-.

tion from childhood to girlhood.

Make the appointment today.

BAYER Photo Studio

TEL. 192-J

For a Good Photo

_ -Visit the-

A. E. Lyon--studio

Finest work, moderate price' Prices $500 and $6_00_

Personal attention given to

Am ateur'sWork

I Granulated Sugar

Supplies are now com-

ing forward in a moderate way-and orders 'can be filled as usual wholesale.

CARVELL BROS.

5530-9-9Mthsat2i

Hard Coal

_ To arrive for here in a few days per Schooner “A n n 1 e

Marcia.”

500 Tons best

'quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest- nut. sizes. _

Customers will

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered whilst vessel is dis- charging.

ll. Lyons 8|. to

Anthracite

Coal .

' Sch . Ba ard

Baligggs l§ll0h!lI`%ngxBest Amexi‘E““ Scranton Coal. SISO due i° %m'“f§ r sch,-_ “Singh C, Kiminski ?§0 tons of the celebrated Lacta- awana Coal in E88.5f°V° an Chestnut sizes.

This Coal is all of the F1518*

quarry and parties r uirins _¢ i:estI,are requested t§(I’.°°k thefé orders at once, and deliv}e_iiyi3fi1s_ be ma_de from vessels W le

charging at lowest pi1C¢S-

smaa sal s o Piioneioi. seiins Azfnfe D°“‘ inlon Coal C0- IIN- _

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i _ The best boot for women ‘ isihe

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l The tit is perfect, designs

excellent, and the Workman: ship and material is all you could desire in these

The Famous

Footwear for Women

All the new styles are

shown now in patent, gun metal and tan, with tops of

cloths, various leathers,new- est heels and toes and all the

smartest finishes you could wish for.

Alley & C0 135 Queen St.

..°IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

agent iu.Montague. `

THE MORNIN rdl can

-~ G Guo an

be obtained in Sourls at M. A. Pac- ¢1uet's.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Joseph

Byrne. head ot’ the St. Louis firm of Joseph Byrne & Co., dealers in furs. was among the American refugees from Paris who reached New York this week. Mr. Byrne said that one ot' the results of the European war would be the raising of prices of Rus- sian and other European furs this win- ter. and that fur coats and other gar- incnts probably would increase con- siderably in value. Most ot' the sup- ply on hand in this country, he said. has already been made up into gar- ments for the coming season, and it is impossible to get new shipments.

li' the war continues until the mid-

dle of next year, Mr. Byrne said, there will be such a dearth of Euro- penn turs in this country that it will be necessary to create new American . styles, which will include-the use of l American furs for women's garments.

Sixty-five per cent. of all American fiirs have been exported to Europe during recent years, Mr. Byrne said.

BFIEAD AND WATER FROM

THE SOLDIERS.

The soldiers in the street, were

'very kind to her and gave her bread ‘trom tiieir rations and water~from ‘their bottles. She saw two of them at the corner of the street weeping at what was taking place. All the soldiers she talked to were under the 'impression that the British and thr- French were already in Belgium, and that they were fighting them.

My wife decided to return to Ger-

many. But sho fcarcd she might be searched on the frontier, and that if Mr. l\lackenzie's documents, which were of a diplomatic nature, were found upon her, she might have been taken as a spy. So she throw the documents in at ilitcli before resiclilug ltlie frontier. She managed to i'eni~h iliupen, and there got by electric train- way to Aix-la-Cliapolle. Sho decided to return to Ems, where she was known but could not get further than Cologne, ,whore slic was for eight days berorv I wus uble to discover her. On hor return to Germany sho was extrem- ely well treated. She Iinil no money. Ono poor German ivoiuan who sciw her obviously distressed condition g‘.ivr.\. lher 10 marks, which she could ill 'spare My wife had :i iietzlrlabe which cost £300. and she. was offer ed only 100 marks for it. The pro< prictor of tlio Hotel Monopole at (lol- ogne advised her not to sell ii, and kindly offered to trust her until the .war was over. The nearest l could get to Germany was Diest. I telc-

_ graphed in all directions with out ro-

sult. But my wifo, who was born

Expert Optical Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- eiit,the most modern and approved methods of ex- amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in this year’s business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of properly fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson 99 Grafton St. Optician

,_-i______é._` and thence to I)iest. l got ri Dutch

. veiitleman to ro into Colo no to bi'iii

in Denmark, telr~grapli`cd to Copenha- gen, und the the message was sent to me at lhinilce

.s l> lf ii out my wifo and children, and llic

-iurse.

It has since been ascertained that

the Mr. M:=.c-keuzie mentioned above wiis the Rev. John Munro Mackenzie l-Ie was l`ornivriy minister of the Mount

| Pleusniit l’r'_~sbytei‘iiiii (‘.hurcli, Liver- pool, but for several years had been living in London.

PEACE CELEBRATION

WILL BE ABANDONED.

, WASHINGTON. Sept 11.-The col- cliration planned for next spring in commemoration ot’ the 100 yours ot' peace between the United States and Great Britain, in all probability will

1 he abandoned as ii result of the war.

it was reported today.

COURT MARTIAL FOR MINE

LAYERS. `

LONDON, September 11.-ln the

House of Lords Baron Wimborns an- nounced on behalf of the Admiralty that any person caught laying mines iimler n neutral flag will be court _ mnrtialled. `

The Earl oi' Camperdown, formerly

Lord of the Admiralty, cliuracterisod the aleged placing of mines in com- mercial routes by Germany as "iii-

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discriminate murder."

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AU_CTION

Beautiful Residence and Furniture of late Mra. F. A. D. Hensley.

I rim instructed by the Executors of

the Estate of the into Mrs. F. A. D. Hensley. to sell at Public Auction on thc premises, Corner oi’ Pownal and Kent Streets, ON THURSDAY, THE 17th SEPTEMBER. 1914. AT 12 0‘Cl.0CK, NOON, the beautiful resi- dence sltuate nt the corner of Pownal nnd Kent Stroest in Charlottetown. having a frontage on Pownal Street, of 192 feet and n. frontage of 168 feet and Kent Streets in Charlottetown, ings, ornamental trees. Most desirable residence in the City.

The sale of fumlturo commences at

11 o‘clock foronoon, will comprise Par- Iar, sitting room, hall, dlning`room. bedroom and kitchen furniture. Car- pets, sllverware, china, cookery ware &c &c.

Dated this third day of September,

1914.

R. BEARIBTO,

' Auctioneer. \

5459-9-4Ml2i. ‘

c.xNAo|».N <;ovi:nNMi~;H'r n»\li.w».vs I INTEPCGLONIAL i D|iiNCi.: EDw;.rzD iSLAND rw =

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From all Stations (‘r.:npbcllton and

_ East. _

Returning Oct. 5, 1014.

Going Oct. 1, 2, 3.

Returning Oct. 19. 1514.

siNei_E r-'ARE To MoN1'nEAi_.

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il *i I . Going Sem 1-,V 18, 19_ '~-5" Going October lst, 2nd, 3rd

_ . ,a

..*0NE CENT per word nach in.

sertion for advertising in this col. umn. Cash must accompany order.

..°'°A meeting in the interests of

the Army Service and Red Cross funds will be held in North Wiltshire Hall on Tuesday, Sept.-'15th, 7.30 p. m. _ Patriotic speeches will he given by Mr. F. J. Nash and others. All loyal citizens are_ urged to attend.

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A Movement by the Trade to Transfer Them From London.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-A movement

has been launched by the recently formed Raw Fur Merchants' Associa- tion of New York, incorporated, and the Board of Trade of the Fur lndustry to hold raw auctions in this city iii- stead of London. O. Godfrey Becker, of Becker Bros. lk Co., President ofthe Raw Fur MercliaiitlifAssociation is- sued a statement in which lie pointed out the advaiitagcs to be gained by the substitution of thc local for the for- eign market. . Tile movement, he ad- ded, has the unanimous support or the local fur interest and indications alone point to its success.

in the course oi' the next i'ew weeks,

Mr. Becker said, it is proposed to semi invitations to all the trade throughout the States and Canada to attend ri meeting ut which n detailed plan l`or organizing and financing a company to hold these sales will probably be sub- mitted.

. THE KIIISER IIND GOD

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Bii.rry1’uin

the novelist, contributes to the 1_,._,n_ don Times a poem on the Kaisei"s. telegram to the Crown Princess, stating: "I rejoice with you in \\'il1~ lie'lin's first. victory. How mugniiicent- ly flod supported him." '|`he poem follows:-~

I.£1il by Wilhelm, up ygu tell, ~ God has done extremely well, _ You, with patronizinginod,

Show that you approve of God.

Kaiser, face a question new,

This! Does God approve of you?

Kaiser, when you'd decorate, Sons or friends who serve your state Not that Iron Cross bestow,

Bill: H cross of wood and \\-oe,| So remind the world that you

Have mocle Calvary ilncw.

Kaiser, when you'd kneel at prayer, Lool: upon your hands, and there

Let that deep and awful stain

From the blood of children slain Burn your very soul with shame Till you dare not breathe that Name.

That now you glibly advertise

llod ns one of ypur allies.

Imperial braggant, you forget God is not your conscript yet, You shall learn _Ln dumb nmaze 'l`hi»i.t His wnys are not your ways- Thut the mire through which you

trod,

IIS not the high white rond to God.

AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN COUNT

ARRESTED AS A SPY.

LONDON September 11.-A dis-

patch to the Star rom tiopciiliiu-icii says that Count Czecliciiyi, ilio Aus- lro~Hun_i:nrian minister to» Denmark. was :irrestt-tl as a suspected spy. The (Yoiiut, it appears. was motorinrr with his wife, and while .=.umc dis- tance froin the i'ortll`ic:ilions \'.'si:: .soon to take out n map, He was placed und-'-ir arrest by soldiers and taken to the fort, whore his identitj. was cslzibllslied. The niilitziry cliiof lhcn releueell him with apologies. It is expected that the Danish foroigii minister will also offer r-ii upoligy.

::F'or your nerves, for your blood,

for putting new vim and snap into your system. and for building up your general health, you will limi thc use, of Rexall Blood Tablets unusually elllcient. 60 tablets in n box, guaran- teed to give satisfaction or the pur- chase price will be refunded. Ono box 50 rents, three boxes 551.25, six $2.50. MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Grent George and Kent streets. nitl‘

A Hear the

tainer.

what you want.

55.50-9-10Mfm‘.vtf.

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Exquisite

‘Columbia Grafonola

The Columbia Grafonola is truly a wonderful enter-'

You are offered sucii a wide variety of styles from

which to choose, such a complete list of talking, vocal and instrumental selections to satisfy your every mood on every occassion and for every kind of entertainment. And the tone of the Gralonola is liquid, sweet and pure-it is just

Prices range from $32;00 to $650.00.

A. E.W’lQ"1bs

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llilll lttlllllll

lision oi-<~.ilrrcll in llic Si. l'eli-i".~' ltuull.

short distuiicc froiii <‘lini‘iotlolo\"il,

on 'Vursday night. 'l`wo _voiiiifr iucai. .luliii Mac(‘alluni :ind ll#-nr_\' Muc- (‘nllum, brotliers, were i'eiuriiiil|.: lii.`.nc l`l'<ni\ (‘liarIottclo\v|i lo lliiiislul`i'ii:i_ifc

about li p.m.. drivinf: <|uli\i,ly nlon;_', wlicu they saw dim liglils nliond. but

nous. iniiiiediatcly ziftcr swciiill llie.-ni. before they could do niiytliiiig to save thcinselves the ni:ii-liine struck tllc'.'ii._ Oiic ot' the nicn was hurled tlirouixli tho :ilr find landed on top of soiile oi' llio occnpaiils ol’ the uiilunioliilo. 'l‘lic other was thrown sonic iii.~il=.in<‘» away. Iiy ii miizir-lo lhi\_\' both assi-iiiieil with] vury slight iiijurii-ii. but thc lilziuui wus! so bn<ll_v injureal limi. hc bnil to bc killed. 'l`hc <'nri'ini:o wus ii tolnl \vro<-k. I 'l"I\c motor our \ihi<'li i-zxiisocl this unri- dont is No. 42. At the time of the uciilciit thc licndligliie: \\'i.-rc iiirnczl 0ll`, lllo Cui' wuz; i".iil:iiii_'; u'.'r‘i'-.<pi:0<I, und. worse llinn llinl. wus rliniiinfr on thc wrong sialc ol’ the rl.»nil.

'l‘he owucr of cnr \'o. 42, on lioiiig

qucstioueil by 1'. (Zunrdiun rcpoi'loi' i-on- ccriiing thc niriili-ni, inuilc this follow- ing sliitemciii: “ lily our hull throw lights burniiig :it lilo Lime, one hozid- Iighl. 1-lull two oil luxiips, :ind niiyiz-no who was lokiiiiz out would l\:i\'\- l<ii.'i'\\'ii from thc :i'.::n!>or iii' li;.;l;:s ilzaii it \~/:is

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an uutomohilc :ippi‘oncliii1l-¥- N0 0tI\f‘!'I

vehicle uses ns runny ligblii. l uns oiil

lily :lido nl' tho ronil, tho lofi-liuiiil .Sidi-,' voniiuii in, and the -.icciilciil occiii-neil on that slili: ol' thc rnud. l was ilrivirilz iinusiinlly 1-nrcl'iiIl_\' nl thc linic- as our of my iicullliliiilis i'i-lust-d to burn, :ind ill;-ro was only one llc;-.<llii.:lii, biiruiiig."

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liitiiilioiicil also niiilcrcll in llii- col- ‘

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, lrolil. Ils inviicr, trio, did not i»s<~:lpl_»l

:wail liolcsni.

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did not think they \vc1‘o thosi- ol' nn

niitoxiioliilc, on zicvciiiiii. oi' thi.-ir faint-

CONTRIIBUTONS

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SHODTING

'Vile :zccoiul sinigv <»l iiic ('ily ( llnin

pioiis ’l`ro|ihy (Tonipeliliml \\':if< livldi

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The Plant Line Autumn Excur-

sions lo Boston commence beplem~ ber llili. For rates, etc., see advt. on page eleven in this issue. 550-1 8 8M

“\‘.'_\'oilis Siler-_dint Sulphur restores

[mimi or rroy -,-nir to its nnturnl col- lr- licopsi hziir lriiiiii falling out too. All vi-L4-l-Ili-lil i\nil‘<lrv:.:ilil;; in ovi-l‘)' \\'ny-- .'»0i‘. and 1.71.00 liolili-S. ld. A. Foster, Vuiiliuil l>i'li1:.‘-irirv.

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"ll` you are lookiiiir for good soaps

you will find :snIi:~'l'ni'tioii right hierc. Our linn coiiipi-ist-s rnsliic fonps, lar soups, Iniliillry so:i|>:»=, lluiiil :~=l::i|n;, lnilh fzimps, l.l'ziiispnr<-ni son|»:e. Sn.i‘,\.; iii1.llc by l'io<:t<ir :will (llii|iI.li-, l’P:`.i'.~:, I":\ir- and l’:i<'kvr. I’ril-f-za i'nii‘;-'~, from -'»1'. ai wilt" li]..\'ni'll.<:. 'l`h<i 'l`\\'i> iflzics. I-l‘J (liwnt (icorgi-. slrl,-cl. ""*lt

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MONTREAL ` Excunsionis. ` Rates from Charlottetown

$17.85'

Going Sept. I7tli, l8tIi, l9lll Good until October 5th,

Good until October 19th.

W_ B ||0ivARo, D. P. A., C. P. It., sT_;oii.\`,N ii,

Geo. Waller, lncal :iizent Dominion Express

Tickets must be Validated at Montreal

Iourney.

\ 5569-9-14motf.

Boston _Excursions

‘md Lme ooivn. asia-a-smwtdi it ~ $841-9-10Mtl. A s rn... s is

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Before Starting on Return L1--1.-__--1

Easterii S.S. Corporation A

c0mllQll08 I SGPICIIIIIOP Fridays agiwakm. fair Lilibzc, l;nipoi‘1.v':;»t

lndnnd tori. eturn l\l.elves entn ' r.'

Dill? of ISIFG, SUN- lub M od’ B-mm, 9.00 n. ni. Mondays, wednminya ana I 7tl| inclusive, good for return 30 rfiamf... v...¢i.....i.-iu..,....¢_ i...»..¢ ....1 sv.,

I Ii . DIRECT SERVICE heh" St. John and

d." ‘ram we of M' Rooozon In effect until “cnt 26“lIeav1‘»t John ‘Nm 'll Tuesdays and ‘*aturday'.7|0P \i

Farm For Sale Steltlliltinp ‘ltelllerl 'trol mmsrunsnir uns WO K0

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We have been giving

the People of Charlotte- town arid Prince Edward island the most up-to date service possible.

That that service has

been, and is appreciated, is shown by the fact that in four years our total amount of ticket sales has qunclrupled this year over 1909.

Our patrons appreciate

being able to purchase

their tickets and arrange for their sleeping car ac- comodation in the one oiiicc and withiri a very few minutes. They ap- preciate perhaps more than anything our system of reservation which never fails of prompt re- sults. Our telephone Con- nection allows thc publlc to obtain accuratejuform- ation within a few mo- ments.

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FOR FOUR YEARS

If you do not purchrise

your tickets :it this office you :irc iiiissiizg' sonic- tliing you should get and perlizlps suffering the uri- cerlainly of not having your sleeping car berth reserved. For Septem- ber wc :irc offering the following l~Ixf:iirsif>ns and will be iileascrl to furnisli full information personal- ly, by telephone or cor- respondence.

AUTUMN EXCURSION

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M 0 N 'I` R E A L on issue Sept. 17, 18, 19th. Limit Oct. 5th .

ALSO Oct. 1, 2, 3rd. Return Oct, 19th

Fares,Tickets, SIeeper» Reservations on appli' cation.

COLONIST EXCURSION TO PACIFIC COAST POINTS

Sept. 24th to Oct. 8th.

Second Class One Way

' Tickets.

Apply For Rates.

Toronto

Exhibition

Sept. Sth.

21.55 RETURN

Sept. 7, 9, 10th.

25.75.

LIMIT

Sept. 15th

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