mu-or `G'ol\'Ro1AN'f f ’ ‘ ‘ 'W """‘

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IIIS COAL .

Shui _Mid by hifi phased smile t “won t rub off”.It’s e happy day anyone when they look at

- _A WELL-FILLED

COAL BIN

eplenished from our coal yard. » We have u big stock of the vo'ry

best coal in stock and arrivi

vessels. Order your supply today.

A. Piclglard & Co.

You can see that with your eye

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Chicken (rnir) so to $1.20

-_ Fowl leach) 50 to 30 _ Potatoes (per bus. new) 30 Tur-niPB (per bus.) 15 Cabbage (lb.) 5 to g Hld6S , ` ‘ * 9 to 10 Pelts 50 to 80 Cillliking ' '13 Beef tlb.) 15 Beef (quarter) - " ' <11 Codilsh (1b.) [_-5 Cerned--Oedfish 1111.) , 5 Lamb (quarter) _'l“ $1410 to 5150 _Fresh Mackerel (each) zo to 25 ‘Mutton (_\b.) 10 11,114 Rheubarb (lb.) 5 Lettuce (bunch) ~ -5 Radlsh (bunch) ' 4 to 5 Peas (QL) _ 25 to 28 Beets 5 Cauliflower 10 go 15 Onions (Ib.) - ‘

Carrots (doz.)

Apples (pk.)

as 1+ 9-3

. 5

15 to 20

ng by f1‘Ha,S'r1Nc- or wlisr.

. CORNWALL, Eng., Sellt. 26.-The lntms or .1 wasp today killed Lady Ilolesworth. The insect stung her on thc jugular vein and shedied in 20 minutes. .

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PH ow About

YOUR Pickles?

Right spices mean right flavor and that is what you want next fall when you

put your pickles on the tuble.

Our spices preveiit that rlut

English Essence of Vinegar

flevorless taste because they are pure, of fu

strength, whole. clean and unusllnlly good. Price . . s Ib

makes six quarts of pickling vinegar. 1 pint

I‘rice....... ....... ........ ........... ............................... .. ..... ..20c apint

McKinnon

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Drug Company

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Colonial Stock Co.

owls wlllsll

BEGINNING SEPT. ZZNI).

This is our fifth annual exhibi-

ion week 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913.

Thursiay

The Golden Rule

Friday

‘ Going Some

Saturdnyldaiinee - ,

'Ihe Turnipg Point `

Saturday Night _

Lyndhurst

Prices 25c. 55c and 500.

1613-9-zoMif.

~ . bles for men

, _ _ lene, which is a more practical sub- among passengers leaving by the ex- I weara . '. . . _

J ' ' ' ~ _ _ I This new clothing store is starting out with a new staildald.

‘ Evervthing is based here on the proposition “how g0'.ld Call We mike f

Stop '

l Eiilllly ~-

Loose Brislles

Throw away your old tooth-

brush and get s good fresh made one frolll our new stuck. The kind the bristles would’nt

come out, .

Special Prices

35c ones for 25c, 25c for 15c, 15c for -loc. `

Geo. E. _Hughes

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lla ppy and Conlented-l

_ is the man behind a pipe

' ,ii full of Hick§Iy°s Brigcrt

CntSmoking obacco His pipe dreams will always be

'qi pleasant because this tobacco

_ . . is manufactured from only the

3 E I f _ _ ’ best Virginia leaf the Aroma 1 f - i "‘-“' ~ being pure and fragrant. Try (3.-_'= ';'-}=,~§,-.,_~,_ _~_.~_~,-,_.__._-,-_-._-_ .____-_-,.,__-_.,.,¢_._ it for your next emoke.At all

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Grocers and Drugglsts,

iliclley & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lili.

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Ranch-Bred

Shareholders in the Three

. Thelfoxes owned by.this

the company ll assets .uc u e

Pure Bred Black $l5000 a pr-

paying only $15,000 apalr for the three pairs of ranch-bred Island black foxes after deducting the cost of ranch equipment,

` organization and stock-selling expenses "

Thplln Rayner, Dalton and Champion sfralns,e1l Class A foxes- _\ ,

A Free Ranching the First Year ‘

I ` d f hi the first year and

N° charge wllateilellili nil. tlirgd-irziiec raliihh with all modern

improvements, spitildidly ¢<l“lPP°d- '

Island Foxes

_ _,__ _,, , Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are

company are selected' from fine

Three Rivers Silver Black Foil Co., Ltd.

-` Pala up cllpilai $s4.°°°. ibm; $100 wh whkh C" I" °"' tained from any of the directors or rom

liur Farm¢r’s Bureau & Exchange Lid

1 R -O Post Office * B k ff 149 Great George-Sireetp

‘

‘ lolrrrfifrnt aneurin

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

o t nm ` ' - ° Oat; gl R) - _'Flash hu returned from his ,vacatip

“°l 'rr-ls: ol-rllznen Bosal: 'rn 1 l

suaw t - e or an wil preach in the Bapts Hay (pg_’°;0n‘;“) $5-5$01{»ot;6§g _tnlghtly meeting of the Cheese Board Church at both seryices to-morrow Eggswer aol) 22 t 25 was held in Charlottetown yesterday In the morning the subject or 1;

' Butter 21 t0 2 afternoon; the president, Mr. L. Mc- sermon will be The Glad Vision. 0 5 Donald, in the chair. There was an

average attendance of buyers. The cable message read from Brockville was as follows: Three thousand Cheese oilered, no sale. Curb market no better." The cheese boarded was as follows: New Perth, 115; New Glneznw. 300; stanley, 240; Ks..- ninston. 500; Emerald, 250; Corn- wall, 90; Lakeville, 55; Red House, V80; Red Point, 50; Hazelbrgqk, 40, Mr, Bpillet secured the New Perth, Stanley. Cornwall, Lakeville, Red House and Red Point cheese at 12 11-16. The Board then adjourned to meet a fortnight hence,

A 'PEAGI-1na's view.-As has

been previously stated in The Guard- ian, several changes have been made by the Education Department in the text books for use in the primary

presentatlve yesterday, Mr. ` J. D, Seaman, Principal of the Prince street school, expressed himself in the following terms regarding these changes: "The changes have been satisfactory. They all tend _to im_ prove the conditions. They are a. better series of books, ‘reasonable ln price and more in accord with pres- ent cducational thought than the books they replace. Books like every- thing else get out-of-date, and you need to keep in tollch with the ad- vanced thought. With regard to the new British history, the old one was out of print, and there was no op- tion; the change had to bc made. We have got e. very good book now,wcll adapted to,thc class work. ‘For the very same reason thc change ill the Health series had to be, thc other book being out of print. We have not taught it yct,but from a cursory glance through it that I made this morning, I think it is a very excel- lent book. There is not as much phy- siology in it as there was in thc cld book, but it deals more with hyg-

Jcct for the young pupil. Its hygenlc rules are very practical. The new French book ia from the ii-,acllcr’s standpoint a better book than the one it replaces. Thcn_ it has this fllrther advantage. Formerly the text hooks used in the public schools had to be laid aside when the rltndcllt. wont to Collegc,`n.nd a new book had to be got. The new book is thc some us used in the curly classes of col- lege, so in that way it becomes cheaper, though its original cost is not so cheap as the old hook. And it is a cheaper book than the old College book. The change in the book for agriculture and Nature Study is another economical move. The hook itself is certainly very much better than that it replaces. It is a

formation for the u il but it has

through."` - _

From Yesterduy's Evening Guardian.

POLICE COURT.- At the Charlot-

tetown Police Court this morning l2 persons on a charge of drunken- ness were fined.

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WORK.-1

Rev. S. A. Martin, who is in the province in the interest of Christian Endeavor Work, has covered the Eastern part of the province pretty well- having addressed gatherings at Orwell, Montague, Cardigan, Dundas and St. Peters, and out of this will come several organizations of Y. P. S. C. E., Sabbath Day Sept. zsth, he will be ln Charlottetown and on' Monday evening will hold a Rally ln Zion Church. Tuesday even- ing at Stanley Bridge, Wednesday at the District Temperance Meeting at Grand View, Thursday evening Oct. 2nd at Eldon, and Friday 3rd at Wood Islands. Further announce- ment will be made for Sunday Oct. 5th. He will be at meeting ot Synod of Presbyterian Church, Maritime Provinces at Sydney, N. S., on Fri- day Oct. 7. Rev. Mr. lV[artin_is an Island boy, born in Ulgg. For two years he has been Field Secy. lor U. E. work in Manitoba, and so ag- gressive has been his work that ho almost gained a victory, at the last International Convention at Los Angles in July, for Winnipeg as the ncxt Convention City. Chicago beat them ollt by a small margin. ‘ie is interested ln "Our Young I’e0Dl€" and meeting many of them in the great west. is desirous ot forming a connecting link that will bind this province to the field in which its Eblis and daughters make their fut-

ure (homes.

::'l‘he Pickllng Season is at hand

and you will flnd at our store all the ingredients for making good pickles. --mixed pickling spicb. essence of vin- egar, turmeric, black and white and red pepper-curry powder, cloves, all- spices, etc. All fresh stock. Let us have your order. E. A, Foster, Cen- tral Drugstore. Mtf.

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tie nerd ol singing the praises oi our Be ery Goode v n nllovsr town you _ Mn hear them pr sod by these who use our Crum Bread. sizes. etc, daily. They are pure. who elorne and nutritious,

Victors ew Pr _ _Stew-gf °| gf!

.llmllells umm! 4`

tcaclu.-r's book, being written by a _ _ _ live teacher and not only contains ill- the Exh1l’1U°“- ' ‘

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suggestions for teaching all the way'

sutures, lm., 1 _

BAPTIST CHURCH -R v Z. IJ

the' evening the subject' will Christ at the Door. '

PERSONALS

MiBB Nellie Riley, _Flat River,

_leaves this morning for Boston,

Miss Katherine McLean, Beatons

Mills, was a visitor to the City yes- ,terday. `

l Miss Alfrede. McNeill, Bayside, re- lturned home yesterday afternoon by the western train after a. short visit to the City. ` '

Miss Gertie_Curley, Village Green-

jreturned to her home yesterday af-

,pernoon after attending the Exhibi-

ion.

schools of the Island duri g the - M ` ent school year. To a Guliirdian pri:-i iss sarah McLean and was Mary

Evans, who have been spending

|their vacation at the forrner's home-

at Beaton's Mills, return to Boston this morning.

Mr. Gerald McCarthy, Principal of

Georgetown High School, has been in Charlottetown for the past week on a pleasure trip and returns to Georgetown this morning. _

Mr. E. W. Given, oi Moncton, N.B.,

who was a visitor to the Exhibition just held in Charlottetown, where he was the guest of Mr. R. B. Holman, retllrncd yesterday morning to his home.

Mr. and Mrs. William McDougal,

Thomas Noonan and Alexander Mor- rison, Richmond, were visitors to Charlottetown 'l‘hursday and return- ed home by the afternoon train west.

Mrs. James Peake, Mrs. G. W,

Hodgson, Mrs. W. A. O, Morson, Miss Gertrude DeBlois, and Mrs. J, T. Morris, Cllarlottetown, were

press yesterday morning on a holiday trip to Montreal.

From Yester'day’s Evening Guardian.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Paquct, Souris, are in Charlottetown nt- tending the Exhibition.

| Messrs. Jack Haszard and Clarence Tidmarsh, Charlottetown, left yes- terday to reslime their studios at Mc- Gill College.

Mr. J. A. (lutliflc, Fredericton,

was a passenger by the western train this morning alter attending the Exhibition.

Messrs Harland Hill and Llo

is guaranteed absolutely pure, strong, white wine vinegar at a moderate cost. One pint of our cs- sence will make six quarts of good pickling vinegar and five quarts of good table vinegar. Price Zllc a pint 'l‘be MacKinnon. Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

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Take in the Exhibition

With ul Camels You will bo able

I to secure many Interesting

Souvenirs ofthe brent Provincial Fair and your I"\ir 'friends as well, by the simple expedient of having a Camera. with you.

' Take a Piclure Yourself of the

` Aeroplane and the Intrepid Aviat-

or. It will bo o. souvenir' well worth possessing. _

KODAKS IIERE

All prices-Camera Supplies,

Developing und Printing. l)oll’t. forget. We are the original Photo- graphic supply house of Charlotte- town.

Johnson & .lohllson

The Quality Drug Store. Cor. Prince 8.: Kent Streets

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Stevenson, New Glasgow, were ill

Charlottetown yesterday attending _

::We honestly believe that English _

Essence of Vinegar is the strongest 'and best for pickling and chow. It

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- Here s Charlottetown s best fExl1ibit of Fall Clothing

_'F' OU ARE SPF/CIIALLY INVITEDJDURING THESE Exhibi- Y tion days, to come in and go through our great range ot new Pall

We want 1.. til business with you io-div -to-morrou_and for all

the to-morrows~- and we propose to give you clothing that is sly-1Sii~f

right in Cai and lit-and that is honestly priced as well

` - New Ovcrcoais at 8.50, I0.00_ I2 0'), I5 00. is 00 V’ 50-99- _

New I"alI Suits at 8.50. I0.ll0 l2.50. I5.00. |80 ', 20.01) to 29 00. Newsuils lor Boys L75, 2.75. 5 00 5.50. 5.00 lo I4 00. 1

` New Waterproof Costs 5.00, 6 00, 8-00,’ I0 00 I2 50 i0 ZU19- `

The Home of Good Hats r

TIIIS STORE OFFERS YOU the hes( new shapes in TRES `

_ IIATS-FR-ANKLIN IIATS -STETSON IIATS-FITWELL “ATS -

‘ EASTERN CAPS-TRE SS CAPS.

I All the good shapes---all the right colorings---every liit! nlcety in hat styledomis here. Your own hat is waiting.

_ 75c, I.00, 2.00, 2.50, 500 fo 5.00.

» Moore fs? McLeod

_ 119-121 Queen Sf., Charlottetown. _

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SI-IE QUITS SOCIETY _

TO BE A SHOP GIRL

Miss Marie Takewell, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bakewell, prom-in- cnt in St. Louis society, and several years ago 9, debutantc in St. Louis, has deserted social life for a business career.

Tolnorrow will mark the end of

her first week us clerk is the drapery ,md house decorative department oia big store. Since lest Friday she has reported at all Olivo street store at p_fl|) ll. lu., riding gown on the strcct ours, lrnll departing for home ut. 0 o'l:\<,cl< in thc evening. She has ll number and ll time card, ami punches the clock with thc other employes ol thc great. store. '

She is rl tall, striking brunette,

about. twenty-six yuul‘l~l of nge. When seen by ll reporter* she was attired in the regulation black shirtwuist and shirt reqllired of department store clerks. She admitted to an interest ill house decoration and said she long has had an emhltion to become enl- cient in the art. She is rl graduate of the Visitation Convent ill Baltimore.

She says she studied the nrt of

draperills, Wall coverings, floor cover-

iii

A New and ,

I Good Polish

One of the best wood pol-

lshes before the public today is -

Re-Nw All

- 4 It is just the thing for auto bodies, pianos, fine furniture, wood work. hardwood floors, etc-any sutfele that needs an extra high and dressy polish. _ '

._ Extra large bottle . . . . .. 5011

The Two Macs

ings, etc., in current periodicals, bllt only recently conceived the idea or entering a shop and becoming an ap- prentice in house decorative work.

"There is no secret connected with

my being here," she said. inughingly. "As a matter of fact, I intend writ- ing to all my friends, telling them of my vocation."

"I cannot plead sociological inter-

est. I nm just mercenary and more than ordinarily intcrcstcd in this -thnl.'s nil.

SAILING WHEELBARROWS

IN CHINA.

The sailing wheelbarrows ol Chino,

as shown in the October Popular Mechanics Magazine cover design, are a eight to delight the eyes of an old salt stranded inland, particularly ill the Shensi district. where mile-long

Mproccssions of these queer vehicles may be met. with. Wheelharrown transportation, states an article, -.would be almost impossible in this ldlstrict, lue to the blown sand, were it not for the ingenlously devised sails. Nizhtand day. for months at n'str.etch without ceasing, the wird

blows steadily from west to- east at

miles :ln hour. lliickily, this chances to be thc direction of the couniry`s prodllco trunsportntioll, so that thc heaviest laden of the borrow craft are able to "make port" with lt full' wind. A wind "dead astern,” how- ever, is by no means absolutely nec- essary, for, hy ingeniously contrived supports on the sides of the barrovra, tho sails may be set to take advl\nt~ nge of almost every slant oi breeze.

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MORI`GAGI°I SALE

There will be sold at the Cluri

House at Georectowil ill K'llg’s County on Mondlv, ilie 27th, day of October A D 1913 ni the hour of twelve o'clo:k nfon ALL lllni tract piece and parcel of land situ- \aie lying and being in Georgetown iii King’s County aforesaid bound- ed and described as follows:-

Comrneilcing at asiake fixed ill

the south western corner of a piece of land owned by Wiilialn Ii. Allan (now in po=sesslon of Ash- ley A lall‘ a“d running thence eastwardiy eighty-f ur feet (84), thence southwardly one hundred and twenty (rzo) feet thence west- wardly eighty-four (S4) fact nv cl thence norihwalrdly io tile place of colunicncemiili, bc’ug parcel of Water Lot Nllnlher Twenty-Five ill Georgetown aforesaid.

The above sale is made pursuant

to and hy virtue of n Power c f Sa'e coirallled in a cer aiu Indrlltllre of Mortgage bearing date 27th. day of july A. D. loog and made between William Stevens of Georgetown in .'King's County aforesaid Fisher- msn, and Emmela Slevens his Wife of the l`l'st part and the un-

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MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENDFIRS, urlllrel-lscd to

the Postnloster Gencrul, will be ro- ccivcd nt Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 7th Nllvclubcr, 1913, for the collvoyllllcc of His Muiesty's Mails, on ll prllpul-:ull iilllltrilct. for four yours, six timou per week, over llurlll ltouto No. l, from Miiltown (‘-ross, I’. l‘l. ll-lllllill, from- the Post- lnllster (lclicl`ll.l'u pil-asurc.

l’l'iutcll llotilros l'olll.uiilillg further

irrf<u‘llllliioll :ls to l-olliliiiulls of pro- pos-~-ll Coaltl.-r', ;l..ly he l-leon and billllll follus of ’l`l~lulcl‘ lluly be ob- tained ut thc Vol-rt. (lflioel-l of Mill- town Cross, llrooklyll, Uollvrncrcial Cross alul at the oilivo of the Post Oflice Ilispcctor.

.lOl-iN F. WHEAII.

Post (litice inspector.

Post. Ofllcc lllspcct.or's (lllico,

(lhnrlottetovrn, Sept. 26th, 1913.

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MAIL CONI`RAi.'I`

i~lEAl.El') TI‘lNlll<lRS, addressed to the l"ostniast,er (lnnernl, will be ro- ceivcd nt Ottawa until Noon, on Friday. thc 7th November, i913, for the conveyance oi His Maiesty'e` Malls, on a proposed Contract (or four years, six times per week. over Rural Mail Route No. 2, from Mill-

denigned of the second part de- fault having been made in pay- ment of the interest clue thereon

the office of Matllieson McDonal and Stewart, Solicitors, George town-

ber A. I) 1913.

DANIEL P. MCKINNON

an average velocity of more than 15 .

town (lross, I’. E. Island, from the ll’ostmastcr (lencral`s pleasure.

Printed notices containing further

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For further parliculsrs apply ai PUW1 C‘>“"\1¢t “-`f`?' `-° l°°“ BHG

d\blank forms at Tenillf may be Ob-

ltained at the Post Offices of Mill- ' town Cross, Commercial Cross s.nd_ , allroute oflle-, nd at the otliee ot

Dated this 25th dey of Septem the Post oir- -~ ' sector.

.l. .1 ir. wi-IEAR, _-_ _ P,ollr,__oiiiee Inspector. -_ ---

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