v _§EPT1iMBER 28 1914 if 'ms CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN race Five

° --- It’s effect

House Warming __ _ __A _ p

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ing time When damp and chilly a

lilbltlon swred H th 1 h t H h i ers o pe c ii n an

-- every Guide wig; moxvffungfhf om? paying a further dividend of zoo

RED cnoss Miasriuc- 'riivro -Moms .ioiiii mid Neii Mcriidyeii “em “t 'east 1" "‘“ °°“'“° °' “

to will be a meeting of lted Cross Soci have returned from o. business trip to time

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its time to begin burn coal

Better begin a

evening. bop: .iotii iii 7 io

too long

We sell the be

Phone 240 Ch’town

'~"=='“"°"""““““"'=*""` COAL

my I" Wi““|"“ Hn" 0" Wedllesdily the western part of the lslaiid

IT PAYS to buy in thi P 5 bought from the New London

____ S "W H09 CANOE COVE- Archibald M Fox and Farm Lund (o| Ltd

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It S Pmze wiuusa- Miss iviiidrod iiiuiiie eciiyeaitiieiidiiig mia; "°'“°“’“’ M" d°""‘""‘1 "“"' °“°

d Beviin, City, won first prize for Beg C 1 __ of this year’s offspring so far,

onlne, one specimen at the recent ex sgdiidhliltogllthe Vfdliiniigmhlrvdn alniiiiii has P2303 dividend, 1° tg” B“‘“"`

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---~ PATRl0TiC CONCERT-The B

HIMEVEJIING TONIGHT- 'l`lie meet Y P U at tho Baptist Church will §

ew. M5 S ci was to have lien held in have a patriotic concert tonight

lewafi Oil Sfltllrdiiy evening is iiiie programme will be given There

d t postponed tlll Monday *“’e‘““g Will be no iidmissioii fee and every

ayS OO S0011 an iiccoiiiit or iiio iiioirii on saturday -L body wiii be welcome candy wiii no Mn JOSEPH Mensa ss.

--- sold for the Red Cross Society The ---

FOR 0vER5EAS_ The Guardian lecture liist Monday evening was large At 0,-wen Cove on fiom |nS¢’Jo

learns from a correspondent in Cause 'Y uitellded McRae. Sr in the 51st year of that thirty three of the l’ E Island ‘”"` age Deceased lived an exem

St ers in the contingent there have vol SURVEY CONTINUES -The fol lite, and although au invalid for y

iiiiteered i'or‘overse.t service, among \0Wiiig committee is now engaged in he bore his sufferings with a.

them beiiig(aptaln J W Stanley and gathering information in connection (‘liristian spirit By his goodiies

Lieutenant Hooper with the Religious Education section heart he had won the esteem of

at of the Social and Religious Survey who know him The renidlris

Thi- ighmd ` _,Ullman powdm. mn Rev Dr Fullerton, Mr J A (‘lark, laid to rest in Vernon lliver (‘

mlm, Univ un. imem mg`.0dh,mS _md Dr Ayers, Mr W 'l' iluggan Prof tery May he rest iii peaie (Pa

iq made iiiiording to tho formuln of blade' Cano" S|ml)S0"» Mi H Wm lJl°11F~i‘10Dy)

un cinnieiit veterinary For 15 yoais i"‘mB' M’ A ('“‘“D\’°“~ Ml' H U -*‘---------"~

P k d it h.i=i stood iiil test and iudriy it is in C"°""" Rev G C Taylor- Mr A F While you are in town do not

lc 0 grfatti diin ind than ovii lwid it \V‘“\”’t'“"`» R0" / 1* Fasili ROV got the Rexall Store for your sh

.ind gcl iiuiiits 25c full pound pai k M‘L‘a"i RW H R HOU MT F J ing iioailqiiarters liore you will

'ot pri\|ii.1m(|u_mtm¢S 1 A Nash ltev Mr Littlejolius, Rcv M everything tliatioiild be possibly

Foster, t`ciitr.il l)rug‘~iioie init H“m"m"i Th” Wilrk Of me l0m|\\i\l<"‘~` quired in excellent diugs auudrles

includes statlstiis of ( hurcli member .mppnes Splendid h,,',. of Be,- slilp and attendance, Sunday School gig; am),-ds you pmmm men

enrolment, teaching and social uvtivi fourteous treatnu-nt ,md D,-ompt

ties, and also the making of a lteligi Hive,-y of ,our order, whip. our ch ""5 ( °“9“S 017 the WW" es .ue no higher than you pay io

-“_” ferior work Mnililiiiion iiiug (`o

P W C DEBATE-The opening Great George and Kent Struts Mhtf

meeting of the Prince ot Wales ('ol ..._ _.___

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its house Warm ' = -~ -- ~ their `<i§`i‘i`i§ii-i° Sn '§f§i‘i»..“.5'i`.‘iii.

OVET they Black This tiiird and hold ipntes

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DAILY SELECT IONS FUR

THE GUARDIAN

Furnished by W S Loulon

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READERS OF

People’s Theatre---Tenigjlf

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Meets “Dorothy Dix” famous Authoress A scene from Hi h J inks’ the Metropoliton musical comedy

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'\ot to publish ubroad \--lat has

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been said in coniidence, not to di vnlgc any affair that nw, uitse caiidal not to discover oiie's ouu Plans. which, lining discovered, may

H44d foil, not to show that We are u\\,_r-o

of the iaults iind the 'ii d a tions of others, because mein with iriise faults hate those who know them not to

hit, in which OUT! MUTUAL GIRL plays a leading part

Earle Williams and

Thanhouser presents Lima" Walker

The Musician’s The Right Mm

Daughter --It s a Vitagraph-

and

,mph show that we perceive the ill v-ill

hi rreu bear to ourselves o. to those

pim-y whom we love, not to slow thnt we ears, know any harm men have none I s, or true that wc feel ourselves o‘luid~<l, not s of to run risks oi hrawls .ind ipiniiilse

all To all tlieso oiids, silence is

Were necessary, and in not rcpif-lionsiblc "me And though it may he vciy liiird t "mt ‘live with ime's irienile in this man

ner, and to be silent .is to tn# ii ifl airs, nevertheless rcasoii tc iclies f°|' to fix our eyes on nliiit si;,nii`ivs “PP most, and to do no liiiim in prciu ‘md dice to ourselvcs -ititliclicii

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vp.. Get your li t girl i nun box of. mm our excellent climolates nlicii in the-i d City Nothing will please lier bctter arg P/ioir & Nelsoii'B a speiiiilty Always rm fresh E A Foster (’iiitiiil Drug (0,. Store, Sunnyside 5li"il ll &2in.li

In Two Parts

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Featuring Maude Fealy Percy’ First Holiday

joy Films

2 snows 2 Agulfjlgn snows at 7 so & 9 p iii i,

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ST LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK

FoX C0 LTD -A lliveilnic oi' thc sli.iri~iioldeis of tlic St Luwrriice Sli ivir lilark Fox ( 0 i liiiiiul will be held in the ofiice ol the t‘onip.iny, Chariot tc town on ’liiur~iday Uitober 15, 1914, .it thi. hour ol' 7 iii p m

Win Moriiu Seiy Trims

5774 9 ZS niltii

"ln our Miss Dainty Toilet Soap

you get a really excellent article 11 makes a most satisfying lather, rich irraniy and highly ciilcient, both toi rleansiiig the skin and keeping it in s prime dcaltliy condition It is deli cately scented aud highly pleasing to all One cake loc, three for a quarter The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street MEM

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.lust Received

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nique designs in ewelry and Souvenir f P D I consisting o obs, Biooches, Charm and Spoons, etc

4 G H Taylo

Jeweler & Optician

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7' ‘ _.AT_. Puscic wosks.-iii .1 recent issue _ t, _ , , _

IIORSON & DUFFY of the Giia.rdiaii lirict reference was igsl; Iujiiiriaiiiviiiillgghifzailiig its/lla

iiidile to sonic of the more important ou any trouble ,

Bafrllterl and Attorney! public works t irriod out iii the pro am (Wm. mud, Dlpasedl

F I l ` 1 N . V t S I an X

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5 r. u S vince this year bythe l’rovliicinl Gov- in -L H I , H in _ H __ > _ Bgncitgrg [gr Royal Bank ol Gund; eriiiiieiit. lt will be ot equal interest ¥m,‘,.s1tm]v0p !k'NDRé'w (;ED“M“c‘,Nq8 ‘ Coal Yard to note in soine measure what the (iunmmn if E_ ‘__ ’ " MONEY 1'() LOAN _ Lloniinioii Piibliu Works Department 5777-_9_M M0" und Wed 2,'

1 Prince St. Wharf

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,,_,___, t__ . --- _ -- ilV1lilllif10 `f`.l’l"3lU"di“g me “"-Wk 110119 ill A“)¢rl0|1 Exhibition, Tuegdpy, , _ Qiieoii si toiiiity but what has been nc- S b , _

d I _t YOU Wlll find ‘ liif,\\'cil in this portion oi’ the province eptem er sP¢ClBl "alll

G00 060 3 65 an the good C'==f'°"°f°»"- if 1 sm-

d . d proof oi' the endeavours oi' the Dom- Fare C°|'|'e5P°nd|||Z |0Wi

chocolates here, all fresh, pure, e icious an “murrayTgiiigiiiignigoggstiiifatriénci-it me, from ,ii memediate ,mi°n,_ Wh01eS0n1e‘ . public works and piibllc convenieiicu. See ¢Xi~¢\\d¢d ad-

We Carry 3. Sil0Ck of the famous Nelisons, As will be seen train the deltails\ fol- 5766-9-26M2i.

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Moirs, Willards and Liggett chocolates. Priced at

v McKinnon Drug Co. Cor Great George and Kent Sts.

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Smoke and Chew

ckeys Twist Tobacc

Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

the best.

Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co. Limited

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` ' Our .Exhibit Of

H bl k ts will interest every person own

ing a lidfge bggadse they are the best quality,bought

'_ I-ighfand pri¢e_310w, you better buy today and bene- 1 ,fit by our special Exhibition prices. _

f Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their beauty and warnith in~ail the nicest shades at spec-

l 'iai Exhibition Prices. _ _

` CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages at S `a1 Exhibition Prices

T ' pificiiinusss and wuirs-A Swell iiiie qt special

Exhibition Prices. _

You are in the City for pleasure we know, but

a little of our time we can show you

.b ' ‘ us . ,, ` hgvglrdzgve money. “Niimeysaved is moneymade.

Granti&,,Co. _

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il y, last The subject discusseil wis of deep iiitoiest to thoughtful

its ol' l’ro out on u ie vo e gn i ii rcsult of 50-Ah in favoi oi thc neg iitive The critii Mr Angus Gillis ilioii ooiigriitiilateii the speakers on

their iiodii'ible pri-~.eiit.iti0ii and the | L

lloiiorirv Prosideiit Dr ltobcrt-ioii,i~x A TEs`2:f_g|:a|: Bndge

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pressing liiiiiscli as p cased with the Nov 11' 1912

deliiito, hoped that future nieotings

has uct-.oiiiplislied this year iii the way

works. At presciit details are only

lowing, the bulk o the \vor ias icon in the direction oi' iniproviiig transport facilities, which

35C to a box' this province are so peculiarly iii: §‘“|l|',/A\\\\\\\W]Il.|l|I||%

portant. At Little Sands :iii excell- ciit wliuri' of coiisiilorable diiiiensioiis iii-is been liuill. This is iiiteiided the general use of fisheriiieii in this part of the ioiiiitrv ind nicits an un

for

i'lio Wood Islaiids lireiik-writer has been cxtciidoil at cost oi' about $8 000;

ity iinii coiiveiilonce to shipping. Al. Bolle ltlver, tlio wharf has been ox- teiided by niiotlior block, while ilio river :it that point has been dreilgoii to such an extent as to justify the place being now declared ii pubiiu liar- hur. ln a recent issue of The lloyal Gazett, Bi-llc River wus declared a ro- cognlzcd harbor and a Harbor Master for it lius been appointed in the per- son of Mr. Malcolm J. Riley. This river has become one of tlie most important ship- ping centres iii the lslaiid to-day and the iioci,~ssl\,y for ci proper harbor has been promptly recognized und met. A new wharf is now under' construc- tion at Mi:Auliiy's Shore, Piiiett while Ilsllidiiy‘s Wharf and lirusl Wharf have both been repaired, ai the cntrnnce to llallldiiy’s Wharf and Orwell Buy have both been dredged. Au extension, of the dimensions of one block, has been built to victoria wharf, Crapaud, and the dredge Pownal is now at work there dredging around the wharf. This work is of utmost importance to ship-

t this bus shipping centre and

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pers ii y will be of immeasurable bencilt to them. Great progress is being made with the new wharf being construct- ed at Rocky Point, and it is expected that the work will be completed this fail. The wharf being built at Mc- Eachern’s Shore, West River, near- ly completed. be- ing made witl

being West North

while s new struction at

will b

the

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in time for

have

been C\ii’~

ton side. The new his been been

portion of was done the shove. wharves in been This

tho resolution ncrc .iblv proseiilvil bv or ,nn to W Grant & (.0 mmrllml,

Mr G' Elmur M“°1“‘°"'\' S“m"“°i"d b* town. or the uniicisigned, and see the

Miss Georgia. McLean, Mr Mnliolin , , Nmol I M L r D Lp I diggcrs, (one for iicuvy grassy lend

B 1 S0ll fill( l' 0 ll 8 C , A “mel f,~;,»_<-5-fi-fi; 5-5-;» yi. ;‘ii..2;‘e..;2;..‘:;;‘i.i.°;l;.‘:.°‘ii.Y..:§$;;

i t 1 i orce u aiu in eil i ing \ \ H di fum nu to Om,

niiiiincr in whiili the subject was dis |:t::3ir2:;‘u(v;_‘9S tgp bon; shgns I ever

ciisecd ll was diilicult indeed i‘oi put on a omto dig er

the iiieetiiig to dei ide hi tween tlii niei P g

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lvcoiiid conie up to the high stziiiiliircl Mn McKenzle:__

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. one. Proper iittlng i

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Sumatra tobaccos. It has a mild

W" i 149 Gt. George Sheet

HENRY McKENZ|E

McKenzle's Corner, Southport,

No 1

Dear Sir.- Tliio illgger l got from

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Trustworthy Trusses

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that "A truss is a truss." special truss is needed i nearly every case and ca should be taken in selectio so that you will get the righ

another important consider- ation. We do scientific fitt- ing and guarantee our work in each case. The satisfac- tion and security which goes with each truss which you buylhere costs nc thiiigextra.

olinson & Joliiiso

The Quality Drug Store

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Here for.

If you are looking for atruly

excellent cigar, you will find in

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Bridge and the famous Marguerite iuet what i

is required.

It is made from a splendid

blend of the best Havana and

aromatic odor and burns with a clean and even aah, which is a

and was

Good Cigars l

,,. sure sign of a good cigar, 10c _ work each, three for a quarter. ,i *" 5 -

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The Two Macs ,,,,,

l ' =- - *°‘ ' mhz!! iloulitodiivccssiiy. ‘This w<>rl<`rei|i\ii`cii that tm; HATTERIE Offers 011 nice new fall hats,

~an expenditure in the vicinity oi $14,000.

invites you very particularly to see the hand some new blocks that have been coming in lately.

ment of new colorings shown in this falls shapes at the HAT TERIE.

crate shapes-quiet styles--sober colorings that the l1AT'1`ERlE offers.

range of caps in P. E. I.

people bciiig Resolved that thc pres

ent war will rotnrd iivllilai ion ilic

aiiirinative was iiioiel by Mi Leith --

li Webster, iwcoiiiled by Miss Louise

Uullii k li snip rt Mr Geroll ,.\ \

"L m W we ’ 9 ` ‘ Farnicrs wishing to pur iase po

__ _ “‘:;ihihf“the §,`f:):I‘;°l"((il]i‘{il;g'~\‘;;:ls‘{ zito diggers will do wrll before biiv

‘ ` 5‘ ing elsewhere, to wrlle or toleplioiio

e Busiest Store On Charlottetown’s Busiest Street

Some Autum Hats that all Men Should See

TIIE HATTERIE at the MENS STORY

TRESS HATS

STETSON HATS FRANKLIN HATS.

There are soft hats in very particularly strong

.ii ni-ii.-_-.oiry iiiid iiciicric-mi iiuiiiii: ”"““”°“’*“' variety-for this autumn is a great soft hat season, , , iii

there are smart new English stiff hats- ’/ ' there are hats of every good block-and they are

all wearable styles-

Young men will appreciate the great assort-

Older men will like the assortment of mod-

ALL‘MEN will be pleased with the prices

THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50. THE ST IFF HATS “ 2.00 to 5.00.

And then you know there is here the iinest

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Get Your New Overcoat From 1

The Men’s Store

cuooss YOUR New ovsRcoAT where you can see at

once just how ,'it is going to like-where you can tell before you leave the store whether you like it.

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can be

certain of getting the last word in Overcoat style the lit- and set-and swing that perfect tailoring ensures.

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT at the MEN’S STORE i

where you will pay strictly “before the war” prices.

Ml£N‘S OVERCOATS $9. $10. $12. $14. $17. $20. $25.

MEN’S SUITS $3. $10. $12.50, $15, $16, $20, $25. BOYS SUITS $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50, $7.50 up. '

know what’s what in styles-and to recognize the real thing when 1 they see it. For in- i stance, this new Soft . Stetson.

ments of all the new Stetsons here-ir’s an easy matter for you to select the one that you

_ y, will like to wear. -',. '

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We have full assort- i

Boys Tweed Norfoiks for 8 to 14 year lads Regular $10. value at t

JUST ANOTHER OF OUR LUCKY purchases--_go

a lot of handsome well tailored good weight two piece Norfolk suits in greys and browns and navy blue-perfect iitters dandy styles-we bought them under the market, so that we can offer ou TEN DOLLAR

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