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Worthy

Drugs At Right Prices

flnr l:ii'_:;'c stock is ut

the coiiiiu.-.iul of nil \~. ho lit-:.i;'i~ llie li.z~.t ser- \ .cc tlini ;=n_\' tliii;;'_i:jist c.iii -_~`i.t. \\`c liuve 4.-\‘cr_\'iliiiij\f _vnu nviiit in i_li'ii_~,;\, C`i;tuii ;il~,

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E11-t.,_ -iI>;~»` >iiiicli'it~s. Yi-if im; iii prilil lip-

ori ll:-1 iii". ;.fi\ ii`t\'i~'_I'.\" ii:i:e_i\ _inf lic just us .stirs i`;,.i tfii: 3-i‘i`ci-s ure

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DRUGGIST

inf-=»'::»'

;_________ .___i___,

i Exhibition Week

is our annual sitcw 0i` Watches ani Ji \iel»iy.

:\\'u lizivc '---/'fiat-l ri

ispccizil lot if i i li li 'i

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arzitcil, ilu»_\ ;i'.\~..: _ii-

g Prices liizi

G.|`l. Taylor Ls

- R101' IN QUINCY

lezsoniuous cost' or

. xaarmc 'rt-in i>1:.icn_

Ito keep the peace. At least that isle gwliat the several chancelleries say e they are spending the money for. lt 1 ,goes for ships and guns which in the 8 coiirse of a nut very long time, find p their way to the scrap heap, and forlfi

occiipations. ` l r l A recent English writer urges the (I ,_-uveiwiment to build even more e llreaiinoiiglits that are now :arranged 8 for, and lic gives as a reason for it

that in 191-i British supremacy over B ilermany in these ships will be too t

.i~<i‘n.»-iilemtioii any vessels of the Pre- t sent Dreadnouelit type,lieca.use he says W xlint in ten yours ull ships become F lunfit for the first line of battle. But

iinfortiinntely, in 1914, according to jc this \ie\\' of things, or even shortlyltl nfteiwnrds, the Dreadnouglits will n begin to be unfit for the first line, d und they will continue to drop out n

ironi tliut time on. The only conso-11

;»lc`s llreailiiiiiiigiits will be getting

Tlu- single good feature of theét

ease so fur as the United Kingdom > g is ciiiircrrieii, is that all the money B spent in this laborious and costly a

l in the country, oi at least by 1 -:ery much the greatest part of it.

It seems as if we are driven to the I,

'-onclusion that either this mad ex- 3 ifzuision of armaments must cease, or S ri-liei must lie sought in war. Time fe was ivlien the lntter expedient would te .ve resorted to without a moment’s th

.ms ri very different thing from N .rliut it would be today. 1Dt9mB‘ 'ional relations are so interwoven

1.2¢ H wm- between any two first -lass powers would have effects so ii.=u:<ti-oils, apart from the cost in

ro nrms as lone as their remained.

my other possible remedy, even inln cast- of nn in-tual aff-ront. Much less'

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in-rziiise it tiioiiglit another nation D'

was becoming too strong. The only: hope for iniprovemcnt seems to Iie in Ip

mziintaininiz the peace by extravag- nnt preparatiiiiis for war will grow

so liiirdcnsonie that some othenmcans ll: will have to be discovered. Mean- m while, tlu-re is some satisfaction in n-

liniiwing tiint recent utterances of mi? KYIOD SU|¥»|l'l and D0n“59a|

_ily _\_-i|uitli in respect to Germany 3

lmve produced n \'ery favorable im-

fprcssiiin in that counti'y.--\`lcturia itkiliiiiist.

[ "'l`lie Safe Road to furniture buying We Umm Ht the Exhibition or at is vit-ifirin iiow. iiatoiis. 9-isdti. Victoria Row. Paton & oo. of

i See the handsome oenulne

our great sale ofsamples. Moore y llll McLeod. 9-l5dtf. L

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» Manager

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lslaliiil Branch A

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i-»i|r.iiii~i‘:against piirvrly iii old nge. lslveness' Date nf Grand Opening 151'.-

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It is costing the nations of Europe D

,over tivo |hil|ion of dollars every year | n

sailors and soldiers, who are justhxe so many men taken from productive W

small. He declines to take into K

araday was mistaken.

hat he had mathematically investi-

riisk of 1-it-eping the peace is expend-iw _ _ . .

,__ - . . i

Iroplane motor being reliable ln the

educed atmospheric pressure above ~ ,000 feet was by several experts aid to be out of the question a t

w months ago. Drexel’s carbure-

.icsi`tatii»ii; but war in those days an altitude of 6_-750 feet__L0nd0n

ews.

"We never sacrifice quality for

_ _ _ _ _ !‘iC€, but we frequently sacrifice

T-D0 DIISSIDIIIYY. fllllll the \>\\l<1€¥\ ‘lf price for quality. Pat0n’s. 9--Itidtl.

’“”"”`1'1"" H

mink muffthat we are selling for the silk counter when you coma . _ _ tivnnty-nine dollars. lt: is a tothe mllllnery opening. Youfll Ieadmg S‘3h°0l5 are teaclllllg IV,” Winner. Come in and let us show be delighted with tha assortment

YOU HOW you can save one third --which affords you something 'il

lon furs by taking advantage of to match any silk or dress fabric

ou may select.. Moore & Mc- T

MI STAKE8 OF BCIENTIBTS.

Sir I-lumphry Davy's dogmatic pro-` ouncement against gas lighting is ot the only instance of a clever scl- ntlst being hopelessly wrong. The arly history of submarine cabling

urnishes two striking examp1es.Con-

ulted on the scientific side of the roject, Farady asserted that the rst cables were made too small. hen he said that "the larger the ire, the more electricity would be

equired to charge it"; and in this

uite wrong opinion he was support-

d by other eminent electricians. As

result of this dictum the current

was increased until the operation Htl

hrougli heavy cables with incredibly eak electric currents, proved that

Sir G. B. Airy sumbitted the pro- ct to mathematics, and arrived at

ie conclusion that a cable would

izable signal could ever travel from

iced, who died last year, declared

ated all the , conditions operating t gainst the heavier-than-air machine, nil was convinced that the aeroplane ould never he more than a scienti- c toy; and the possibility of an ae-

r was certainly a bit erratic above e clouds last week, but he rose to

A Preliminary Exhibit, during Exhibl~ tion will furnish- the public with the

1 d_ ty t , V _ tion. Demonstrating our position for dates on which Excursion trains will

mmf? iu"‘;p’;f;;firn"g _Fail 1910, 9-15dtr.lrun and he win quote rates. .

“Drop in and let. us snow you the ti

e_W Tubular and Silk ties iust "e` tickets for one dollar will be sold. i

|ceived. These are away different fp

:uuld any izovcrnmelit contemlllllte from anything ever shown in the r

,,,Ch,r,n,4 WM in com mood simply city and will be'sure to please you.- f

A. Bruce's. 8-27dtf.

muy ,,electmcuted,, the wirefand aountered surrounding a street car. he C3516 bwke d0Wl1- If WHS I-Ord of its occupants were arrested for elvin who, by sending messages disturbance and crowded into the

already overburdened patrol, which then continued on its way.

tor who drew a revolver and threa-

vf be submerged t0 the Mcesllry tened to shoot the first man that eptli, and that if it could no recog- touched him. His determined man-

ner kept the crowd away and after

reland to Nova Scotia. In aviation, fem lem" the tactical wrecka 8 0(

!"‘U"" ‘S in the fact that “ther pen_:}'l`Uf N@""`Ul¥\b» One 01 UW Clevefest sections of the city through which

imathematicians America has pro- they passed in a turmoil until the

i.i;n the same condition. . id, 1

case ot the sixteen remaining behind in the lockup will be heard in court

ADMISSION TICKETS AT

that will prevail on the Railways tor

fax. There are three different rates to the Exhibition - those by the Excursions on Special T

sions on Regular Trains also Special dates; and the ticket!

--------~ at one first class fare for return trip

, to Halifax prevailing all through the |'1‘HE NEW DRESS GOODS AND Exhibition, all of which have admis-

SILKS- sion tickets attached. The Tickci

tors to the Exhibition is called _tri

hibition Office, Halifax, and should

QUINCY, Mus, Sept. 12- Over in-

dulgence in enthusiasm by member; of a Boston political club holding an outing in a Quincy grove today brought about L clash with the Quincy police reserve in which save- ral officers were injured, one badly, sixteen rioters were arrested, while several more escaped homewards with broken heads and other hurts, and one trolley car was wrecked.

In the police station with the six-

teen prisoners tonight were several half kegs of that which the police claim caused the outburst ot enthusi- asm, and chief Burrell says that he intends to swear out warrants for the head of the political club and for the proprietor of the grove. While the automobile was speeding to the lockup with its load of prisoners, a mob consisting, it is said, of the vanguard of fleeting rioters, was en-

n complaint of the car crew three

As soon as the police had gone the

mob turned on the car crew again, ringing in fares and causing consid- erable damage to the car. They then advanced on the protesting conduc-

P Z D E he car they departed, keeping 'the

sat of them had left for Boston. The

OIDOITOW.

é-?-Jim

REDUCED RATES TO THE

HA'LIFAX EXHIBITION

An advertisement in another col- mn calls attention to the low rates

he forthcoming exhibition at Hali-

rains on Special days; Exclr-

gent at the nearest Railway Sta-

The attention of the intending \'isi-

ie fact that in advifnce strips of six

his gives an admission ticllit at the l ate of 16 2-3 cents. These will be orwarded on application to the Ex-

be sent for at once. F ‘

“Umbrellas and raincoats. Paton‘s.

i 9_-16dtf.

L A. N. Palmer oi

anchester, England. just open-,l g at Stanley Bros. Every new ake is to be found in this assort- ent such as Hopsooklng. Matt-

woeds it will do your heart ood to see them. Stanley Bros.

9-l 5d4|

"Some big snaps in Hall Furniture, all Tables, Hall Chairs, Hall Racks.

9-1-ld6ir2i.

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Notice thelovely trimmings at ’

W0- 9-l5dt.f. ,

, “For downright good carpet values C You can't beat I-"aton’s. 9-16dtf.

The balance of ou D H

'f r Summer _ Shirts at big rediiegionl A large town. Sainplelesson on npplica

__ _ __+ , assortment to pick from at about '

li any price you desire. Try one for O

Sunday.-D. A. Bruce'a 8-27dtf

0 ___ ` ‘

faire out a policy to-day ii ff-

" 'SFS UUVBUY- ¢01‘ig\lnality and excln- .

Penmanshipiame

iere must be soniething in it.;

town, Siiiiinierside and George

n to Prin. W. Moran, Charlotte-

Wlicna man like A. N. Palmer

Peninaiisliip faine recommends

regg -Shorthand and says "the

his systein is tanglii nt the Union

onnnercial College, Chzirlotte- 4

wn. ,

i~ :__ i .l \ i .l~.- ..\-iiiiu-ni :i i-oiiipu||_\' of (`a|indiaiis---uiiil '

I \ i us Io day .ilioii ' . ' I

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The Test of Value is Demand I

Hu iliis-. ti-.si iiic vuliu- of tlic Grout \Vc-.st Life

‘ l’~'1i-X. is i-fi‘il;iii_u'l_\~ ol>\'iol_i.s.

; ` i pl.1<;<; to ilit-(limit \\'L-st Policics.l<`iii' tlircc ` ~-u r<~».~:`\-.- ‘.1 -i'~ ilu- (lit-:ii-\\7c-.st lius writtcii the lur-

-i i.`.=;| i<:i;.:i i!ii~iii<».~-s ol ull the Coiiipniiics.

Zvi" .iii iiyiiicuiisiiccc-s~;l`1il _vczirs--:iiicl especial-

lf -'ii' ;l.f~ ..-ist ilirci;cx<'<:piioii.illysuccessful years

ilsi iii li »i-ii :i sic-:i<lil_v iiir-rczisiiig npprcciutioii

<~i`il:i 1.-wiiiiiiiii rules-ilie liigli profitictiirns und ilu- `ii`=»~...`. i =:z<li1i~ii~~ili:it cli.'ir.1ctei'izctlic Policies of

'l`ii.-‘J GREAT-WEST LIFE

Assurance Company

[iced flificc ` Branch Oilicc

‘ i

_\}_ ,mg-i‘s P, 1.* I I

,,§,m,f ' ' ' _ Sec’y Treasiirer.

iGoff Bros . . ........,

1 ' 5-19<‘fSf“l5'ff5‘ \ awiiiihi--».~=if.

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Footwear I ._., .

At Charlottetown Hartt I D R L SS E D H 0 GS

_ ____ / gricultural and lndus- " " f Grade

bei

his is the kind you find in

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN CLUBINBUNNY ~' ‘ '

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. _ _ SATURDAY, SEVFEMBER 17, iglo

. A THE HOUSE OF QUALITY' =, "'*" ,

'irito as ‘ ~ , ' ' l|i¢h_o.a nllaaeiiili A T 0 9 S _ Dictation' is Best , 'I U B081 ,

We guarantee you full value for every cent you invest incur goods,

LEADERS IN KNITEED SWEATER COA'l`S

i -: .3

` If we could sliow the value of these goods on paper we would not be able to supply the demand. The values are great--it will certainly pay you to_ anticip- ate your wants. - ‘ .

“ All sizes ull colors worn.

l’A'f0N’$ $1-75; 2-00. 2-50» 3~50» 4~00» 5-00 and 8_°75- Send 115 your niail

orders. \Ve cut under all catalogue prices. _

PA'|`0N'S

LEADERS IN .WOMEN’S READY T0 WEAR GDWNS

Ladies’ - Shaker Ladies’ Seven Gore

Sl ° t.

.Gowns $t.oo, 1.25 ' ur

and x.5o. Panama or Serge

$3.95 and 5.oo.

Ladies’ extra fine

Ladies' Flannel-

ette Gowns $100,

pure wool vests spec.

1.50 and 2.00. iai Loo.

Pink, blue or wlii e

Ladies’ Flannel.

petticoats. ette waists. Pretty

_ patterns in Dark

Sateen or silk 98C Swansdown Flannel-

special. ‘N ette sized from 34 to

44, 1.00.

Knitt Mufflers

ssc- `

Knitt Toques 35C. Knit't Scarfs ___5c_

Silk special 3 QS.

Knitt Gloves 25c.

LEADERS IN DRESS GO0DS

More New Dress Goods licrc than in an two stores in Charlottetoi .

HIGEGRADE 'All wool chiffon broad clotli. y vu

When we say Higligrnde we mean it.

The goods ninst be seen to be appreciated.

$1.75 less czisli discount :incl only :it this store.

PA'|`0N’S '

_ ‘ 0TllER LEADING DRESS GO0DS

-il?-l'ill'i0~»-" lI§1fLf..g..'l‘l.T‘I§l?.. --i'§ff,l.‘.’".§§.i. .f;'§.'-3f"llf.. Wi...

"°""’“i{Z.’$l’Z2l?.‘ li? fff.l.2.?.".ll.l'ill.TF.'§;. with P]____s_______ - , . y two ways or four ways--are ready

C_ \Ve _curry the largest range of Men’s, Youilis’, and boys’, Overcoats in our

“Y PA'l`0N Q C0

YOU CAN WEAR WOOL UNDERWEAR THIS FALL and ' t if

h b - 1 _ win er you ave never een ab e io wear it before. We had to get it ma ’e for ourselves to

get JIS! whit we wanied and now we have it for you. Try us for a suit. Ask to see 88 and 22 1.5010 2 oo. ' .

_ PATON'S A

PATON b UNDERWEARis af 1 woolthioifgli and through and is the silkiest

The Prince Edward Island

trial Exhibition

ng the tentli opui to the Mari

ever woven from a lamb’s fl_eec_e and the weaver of it is as unconcious of weaving itasheisofh h dk - _ - -

is an erchief in his pocket Fry it.

PATON'S.

GET IN TOUCH with th 1'

_ _ W _ e 1ue_of Furs that leads them all in value and °W Pf“~°~ e SQVC Y011.0l1€ third 011 high prices, our coo is are bought direct and saves you the middle man’s profit. Compare. PATON Q C()

"ONE P A T O N ’ S vicroizin Row NINE-SIX Cui-[OWN

. _ *

itime Provinces and the second’ ' 1

open to all Canada.

i' ili:'i~i~ raiit-i,~<_-sfsiir _\'<-urs popular opinion has

our ladies’ department. The

clific

lurriv

valrio

Winnipeg

Charlottetown ,

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_ C » »

_Art, Slater and many other

workniziiisliip.

I Our Luflics’ Gaiters have

liicccssury us to quality in the

early while the stock is i fresh

and make your fail selection.

\Ve do repairing hr-re with

rent kinds of superior

helc

cd and no introcluction is 9 C

This will be the greatest ever'

Exhibition prizes.

Three Days Horse Racing

$2400.00 ln Race Pune:

lon the Island. $14,000.00 ini

lanes-3 Classes each day.

\fVe are now prepared to handle dressed hogs--*but owing

to uncertantv of weather condition we will not for the resent

tiike hogs otfcr i4oilbs. See us before selling. P

\Vcia1‘e slioi' R. Ea & Cos

. ning

all the New Full Styles. H artt Shoes Atiiumiwf. ‘

stand for everything l , th:it’s best in shoes,

Chnrlotsetown

_ style comfort and dura- ° _ us kinds we handle. Come GGr3n§l_ at_§rn_ctions in from of' bility. i 7

ran an . ' vousiiii- ~ . - - ~

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4 4 5 oo n ron ot' apples cwrv one fl`\°rent in sire, ri ness and color, Ind

Low rates by railway and steain. ° V ' _ ' ` in im" R' l'".5 smim p'iif"' “f°""'-lift -"`"' c".°“’° "‘." b“'l‘i? A "°' d° '-he "me

vu you bn_\ lll{l‘. INSURANQ-l'. The tout nt lmuirance In subctantiall Ill

boat lil-|e5_ D sump ir; :ill gminriiiiit-e but what _von get for _\.¢\,`|r .nioii..\; \-aries very much.

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Gordon & C0 l"“‘ ' VIRPOOL.|ONDovaoion|-"' u viii-.iw in c msnienivh-c

_ _ . in to . S. 0 p

pm- pnze [mfs and an mfm-ma_ ° _ pny every honest lo-:~i big sunt liltiv, Iibi-rallvland roinpilv

_ _ . _ .t ) Sunnyblde Ask the Sufli-:-1-rs in thi- L`:i|\\|ibt-llioii Fire whiiili Coi i' ianies they prefer.

i Hyndman ag? L lqmck despmch' mm “U R sMALLwooo d"‘“’ftf it U. B. STEWART, CDal'|0l|Cl0Wll

ill i

cnuizizni. noi: T r it The “QUEEN” In The "i.‘|veiu>ooE¢n Llbunou in oi.oor:"

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