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. _. Contentment - I
IS the greater part of life and content- 'V
menu." the Dossession of Diamond or I ° §;h;°rp§;;{?IfY§2n exist _onlv when one , ` -."»_‘; . _ ,V . _ ._ . I X _‘_£_(__ are above ;:iti::\i<;\;l.edge that the Jewels t
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Get your photo _
taken while at the ' 'V
' daily plying their destructive purse
Exhibuian' ‘ xselnep soptth of East Point. which
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Cook Studio " -
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EXHIBITION WEEK _,
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Have Your Photo '
Taken at the
See Your New
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Finest work, moderate price.
you are looking for a
boot that is smart,strong and
stylislii{ you make no misftake i pic ing out any one rom
For a. Photl) tlie famous Invictus line.
' These boots ht perfectly,
-Visit the- are easy, soft and restful for 1 the feet. wear long and give _
As L. Ly0n““Studi0- excellent satisfaction. All
the new fall lines are shown
hege in pateigégundmetal
. . t tone an
Personal attention given to flfflced S?§le;r;t$g_00 and $500
Amateur'sWork V a pair. -_ -. Aiiey &co
135 Queen St.
- The
Island City Painting (0
Contracting Painters
E _
Ir- Y V W
I ' Expert V Dptical Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to give our _patrons the ben- efit,the most modern and approved methods of ex- amination.
That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in this year’s business.
House, Carriage and Sign work.
203 Kent St. Phone 280-I.
F. L. WALLER .|. A. DOYLE
3-.6-5 M if.
Ellis Montague
Best place' Zin Montague to
buy School Supplies, Stationery
1 be found here for the ve A
known !€Dutation as JewelerIsya1ii:dlsV(l’l;ttclliadiElll;rs“h(;ld I gmt’ thmuflh IX'-rlsistent adherence to the `~ 1°'9.°.em"g°“YSUC gemsaswillbearthe
Ji most critical ms tion,
-' ‘And me higli°$.i... we i
age regardless of the amouiil: ?>(feyldEi')ne¥;>l::xn<lil1it1lr(¢)eI.1' _\hI. \N. \AIellr\er
_ 1868 J€W€I€l’S & Ellgrav egg writes: The topic second ln importance
.-‘T-I _ _ N” "W" ` _ .i°i'¢25!.-\ --- ' __ its-_»‘=i'-*~=-.1.~.\~»--f. ' ` -‘ C¢?'¢'-§"f'-.°‘\E$"( ' inclined so far to take the hook, yet
' .¥'»- the fishermen are hoping for better
all- kinds. We carry theL. E Waterman fountain pens which are guaranteed. Bring or mail your films to be developed and dont forget that our photographic goods are always fresh: give US 3 call when in need of' 2006 ZOWIS
We guarantee to give
you the best results ob- tainable by the use of properly fitted lenses.
G. F. Hutcheson 99 Grafton St. Opticiari
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fEIIis Pharmacy Ltd. i Montague
_
I Anthracite 1 I Coal
I Now lan ° ex SCN- Baifafd
minimum.-_., _-_
Hard Coal
To arrive for here
in a few days per Schooner “A n 1116 Marcia.” `
500 Tons b e st
li _ n . _
&.'$‘n°?°i.”3°?iil°$`f.°'?f?i“$. .Tillie quality of Hard Coal ,_
Sch . “Slnah C. Kiminski
Eid tonsrof the celebrated Laci; lwana C081 In EK8‘»St°V° an Chestnut sizes.
This can is an of the hast
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f:qli_ii2lii%he_ir moist once. and dehvleirly be made from vessels W e
eharginz at lowest vfl¢¢S-
in Stove and Chest-
nut sizes. _
Customers will
orders so as the Coal
charging.. ~
I. _Lyons 81 £00
lol.-.seiiina Arm” 9°” mimi coil co: :Ltd-
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_ ings.
please their atl;r;>inm.Victoria, Monday 21st
..*T. GORDON IVEB fn Guardian
Went in Montague.
..THE MORNING Guardian can
gsegbtamed in Souris at M. A. Pac-
s.
be held in Holy Trinity Church, Geo- 1'8@l0WH. next Sunday at 11 and 7. Rev. D. Jones will oiiicinte. `
...*Mrs. H. H. Sterns and two chil-
dren. who have been visiting the for- mer's parents, Conductor Stanley and Mrs. Stanley, of Sourls ,and Mrs. Eus- tace Shaw, left on Thursday on return to Edmonton. Alta.
..*MACKEREL PLENTIFUL.-The
Guardian’s Eastern correspondent
to the war at the present time is mackerel, as we have quite a. body of this valuable fish in our waters, and though the catches yet have been comparatively small, as they are 'not
catches later on. Nearly a hundred motor boats ara on the south side of East Point, fishing from one mile to nine miles of shore from Red Point in the west to south-east of the Point, and a large number of boats also on the north side of East Point, 1 don't know how far west. Some five or six seiiiers, chiefly from Gloucester, are
D e. continued, will produce the same result as before-viz. destroy the fish so that for nearly thirty years they were almost unknown in our waters.-But little havestlng has been done East yet, and it certainly will be one of the latest harvests on record, tliongli the crop looks above the aver- age.
P. l. lSllIIlll BIIAIIIIH
HEI] EHUSS SUEIIIY
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Amount already nckiiow-
12115811 $2,144.50
Frank R. Heartz 52.00 A. McNeill, M.D., Summerslde 2.00 Silas M. 1-licks, Summerside 2.00 George W. Warren, Summerside 2.00 H. S. Sharp. Sumnierside 2.00 John Grady, Snmmerside 2.00 H. (3. Mills, Snmmerslde 2.00 H. G. Muttart, Summerside 2.00 T. D. ltninsay, Suuimerside 2.00 J. A. Smullman, Summerside 2.00 Frank Tuplln, Sui_nmei'i~iide 5.00 Jos. L. McCullough, Surnnierside 2.00 J. E. Campbell, Suinnierslde 2.00 John A. Lea, Snininerside 2.00 (2. llensley 2.00 W. K. McGougan 2.00 J. S. Alien 2.00 E, \V. Munson 2.00
Black. I).V.S. 2.00 Baker 2.00 Holman 2.00 Saunders 2.00
J. H. llell 2.00 A. E. Arsenault 2.00 B. W. Tanton 2.00 A. W. Leard, D.V.S. 2.00 J. A. McMnrdo 2.00 A. S. McKay 2.00 L. R. Allen 2.00 (_‘.. B. Morris 2.00 J. U. . liolninn 2.00 Leonard McNeill 2.00 'l‘. ll. E. Inman 2.00 L. E. ltend 2.00 W. ll. Mclfie 2.00 John Jardine, M.D. 2.00 Mrs .lamcs Peake 25.00 Miss Blanche Huviland 125.00
Total receipts to date $2,319.50
A. A. H. M. H. T. A ('
PERCY POPE,
Hon. Treasurer.
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ts-.»~. ' p'Qff} l \ ~fi;li§s “'I""'%i¢. PRESIDENT SUSPENDEFI
NUNE~5U~EA5Y .
Mills and Land Property
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'I‘hs undersigned offers for sale his
Grist Mill and fifty acres of loud sit- uated at Cardigan Head, Lot 51 in Kings County.
This farm is well fenced with wire.
Good house and barn and outbullii-
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Will sell with or without crop. For particulars avllly to the owner on the premises.
JOHN McKINNON - I-Iead~oi_ Cardigan,
P. lil. I.
8545-7-18M! Brnos.
Saihngs S. S. Harland
Exhibition Week
Exhibition week according to
usual Custom Harland will make her sailing as followsz-
From Orwell sail'
. gist River Friday no change.
Vi toria Saturday 26th _leave
Ch‘rown 8 a. m, ietuming in the aitemqon. _
..°HOLY 'i'RlNlTV.- Service will Ore!! Hats. 5632-9-18M7ipd.
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1° d gular Time Table wlIlEsnE>scli:i'ié.g:l M/
Can be de lvere West River Wednesday instead f *
; gm-em sul & co Whilst. Vessel IS d1S'2€.%°§.“§.‘ij‘¥..‘:.‘.°%.‘.°.*t.’f“°" *‘°‘“° “_
sertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cuh must accompany order.
..*NEW MILLINERY.-On and
after September 21st, Miss Compton, Georgetown. will be pleased to re- ceive her millinery patrons.. An ad- vanced showing of Dressy and Tall-
i'"‘|i'“m"i’ii“u“nTi‘ll"i‘
MR. ALEXANDER N|cHoLsoN.
It becomes a painful duty to chron-
icle the death of Mr. Alexander Nich- olson, of Union Road, who departed this life on the 29th day of August,
1914, in the 40th year of his nge.
The subject of this brief' notice was
the son of the late Angus Nicholson, Union Road, Klng's County, who pre- deceased him a short time ago.
For the last two years Mr. Nichol-
son suffered much from that insidious disease known as diabetes, und, while realizing a. rapid development into its more serious stage he concluded to enter the P. E. Island Hospital for treatment, where his affliction culmin- ated in his death. Mr. Nicholson was beloved by a host of friends-by all who had the pleasure ot' his acquaint- ance, ns was evidenced by the _large concourse of people who were in at- tendance at his burial. Deceased is survived by his life partner and five young children. two boys and three girls who have the sincere sympathy of the entire community in this their dark hour of affliction und sorrow. The funeral service was conducted by the liltevd. David Wright, pastor of St. Andrew's purish, Montague Bridge, “Be ye also ready for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of Man coni- oth."-Com.
MR. GEORGE VICKERSON
By the decease of Mr. Gcoii'g.e Vick-
erson of North River nt the coni- paratively early age of 53, the com- munity loses an upright and worthy citizen, and his family, ai. faithful an uffcotioiiate husband and father. The funeral t_ook place on Tuesday, afternoon, the 15th. from his rcsi- dence to Cornwall (Ieinetcry. Over seventy carriages were in the pro- cession. The oi'fl<-.iatiiig minister was his pastor, Rev. George Orman, who had the solemn joy of receiving him with his wife and eldest daughter into the membership of the Methodist Church and to join them in the ful- iiiment ol' Oni' l.ord’s command, “This do in renienillraiiife of me." The following hymns, selected by the faintly, were sung under the leader- ship of Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Will How- ard, “Lead Kindly Light," Nearcr My God to Thee," “Asleep in Jesus" “Blessed Sleep." The I'astor's theme was “Heaven rejoice, and be exceed- ingly glad, for great is your reward in llcaven." 'llhe scene ol' sylvair beauty with its flowers of many hues, with its abundant promise of it lieaiitiful harvest of roots, fruit, and grain, led liini to ask his henr- ers to consider how beautiful and glorious must the place be which God lms prepared for those who love Him.
MR CHARLES PIGOTT.
lt was wtih the deepest regret that
the people of Savage Harbor and vici- nity heard on Wcilnesday. September the lllli, 1914 of the death of an old friend and neighbor, Mr. Charles l’lg- ott. Though he had been in failing health for the past three years and was decidedly weaker this sunnner. yet owing to the brave spirit that re- fused to yield to the ravages of an in- sidious inward trouble, he was not wliolly_ confined to his bed. Even on the day of his death, he sat at the table with his family and partook ol' a little food. So that even after pro- tracted sufferlng, his death was a shock to the coinniunity. It is c. weakness of human nature to reserve all praise of u riian's true worth until his death, but it was not so in the case of Chnrlcs Plgott. His sterling integrity was fully known and up- preciated while he was living. Every one in Savage Harbor is willing to concede that he was one of, if not the best man in the community. Hospit- ahle amounting to whole-hearted gen- erosity, unassuming and scriipulons- ly honorable in all his dealiiigs with his fellow-men, his life was a constant rebuke to the evil, and nn inspiration to the good. The fnrierul was held on Friday morning ut 10 o’clock, the Rev. R. P. Murray. pastor of the 1lf»f~¢>»»~-:\. conducting the service and preaching from the text: “A good inaii's ine is sweeter than honey and better is thc death of that man than his birth." A large concourse of friends followed the remains to the Mount Stewart Cemetery where interment took place. The deceased was slxty~llvc years of age. --To the bereaved widow. son and daughter who iv1'~'i"" ‘hc lor' ii loving husband and father, ~ {I‘l\Q Guardian extends siiicere syinpa..._,. The following brothers and sisters are left to mourn: William and Robert both residing in Mt. Stewart. Alice and Lily who are married and living in Washington and Boston respectively. --L. 1
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When You Have
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Make a Will
-_-it might be well _to con- sider t e %ualif'ications of the Trust ompany to act as your Executor. The Company does not die. There is always some ofii- cial who will give to your Estate the requisite amount
of time.
The Company will get for
the Estate the greatest re- turn out of Estate funds ow- ing to its continual handling of investments suitable for _ trust funds. The private in- dividual often errs in this particular through lack of knowledge of good invest-
ments.
By _appointing this Com-
pany in_ the above capacity
you will obtain for your _eirs more economical hand- ling at less expense to the estate. A pamphlet will
give you full particulars.
Dominion Trust Company
The Perpetual Trustee
ADVISORY BOARD
w. H. Aitken.
` Hon. Chas. Dalton,
Frank R Henriz.
H. M. Davison
_ MANAGER.
Morris Block-Churlott eiown
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Artists
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Gurrsaies ladies are artists
JI $\ \‘ Our milliner has just re-
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_ ings with all the new ideas.
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Hogs Wanted
We are now prepared to handle quantities of dressed
hogs. _No hogs will be accepted unless properly Killed for Inspection.
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EHUHIIH SIHVIIIIS
METHODIST.
FIRST METHODIST- Rev. D. A.
Wcstinorelaiid ut 11 u. ni. and 7 p.in.
GRACE CHURCH. - llcv. Mr.
Littlejolins nt Il u. ni. and 7 p, in. Morning Subject- Qiialillciitioii for Desciploship. ldwiiiiii.: Subject-- la the llible The Word of God? Sunday School at 2.30. Satvriiiiieiit of the Lord's Supper will bu ilispensi.-d ut close of the evening service. Slraiiigcrs and College Students cordially in- vited to attend.
PRESBYTERIAN.
ST. JAMES- Rv. Dr. Myers ni.
11 o. in. Rev. Dr. l<‘ullcrl.on at 7._,S,uli- ject The liinpii-o's Upportuiiily. Strangers and College Students
School and Bible Classes at 2.30 }>.
NEW ZION.-Prayer meeting at
10 ii. ni., Rev. Gco. U. Taylor will preach nt 11 and 7. Morning Sulijerr -A Christ made (iliristian. tfliildrf-n's Subject-A Bud Penny. Evening Snli- ject-A Grand Ariny, A Grout. Cuiisi-, An Invincible licader.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
_.CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.-Ilcv. ll. R. Bell at ll a. in., and 7 p. ni. Morn- ing Sulijoct- Gu1i's ldvii ol' ii (‘Iii'is- tian. Evening subjects-Playing the Fool. Sunday School at 2.30. Strang- ers welcome.
BAPTIST.
BAPT|ST-- Itcv. Z. I.. Fnsli at ll
ii. m. Buhjcct A Political .Indus lscarlot? ln the eveiiing Rev. ll. My- ers of Toronto who is coiiilinriinir lhv Social Survey ol' the (Tily will speak.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
..ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL--Holy (iominnnion at 8 and li. Mntlns ut 10.15. Evonsong and Sermon nt 7.
ST. PAUL'S- llcv. Mr. llnniford
at I1 and 7. Coirmiunion nt 8.30.
Morning Prayer 11 ii. ni. iflvening 1"rn_vor 7 p. ni. (Yoniiniinion in the evening. All scnts i`i‘i\e.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
PEOPLE'S CHURCH-Rev. D. Mc.-
Lean will proucli at 7 p. m.
SALVATIONISTS.
SALVATION ARMY -- Services
each night of thc week and on Sun- day.
Good Farm For Sale
Consisting of 138 acres land with
good dwelling and outbuildings, ull in good repair. Good location lor fox ranch. Splendid orchard. Will sell with or without crop. Also nn- other iurm consisting oi 75 acres.
Il not sold before lst November
will then be sold by public auction.
For llill particulars apply to
.IAS W. FEICHAN
l Savage Harbor.
Complete' Outfits for - Companies
We supply artistic prospectuses
steel-litho, stock certificates, cor
poration record books, seal “pres ses, rubber stamps etc. rite for particulars and state your needs.
P. D. Ayer & Co
779 Main St., Mncton, N. B.
840-(5-in0‘2sat6nio
are welcome to ull services. Suiidfiy
Davis & Fraser
56139-9-lSM6i
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' K[NG’S COUNTY
INDUSTRIAL _
Exhibition
AT GEORGETOVVN
Grand Display of Exhibits.
Liberal Prizes in all Departments. Meals and Refreshments on the Grounds.
‘ Lowest Excursion Railway Rates.
Meals served from ten o’clock a. m.
25 CENTS ADMITS TO ALL DEP ARTMENTS
Articles for Exhibition will be received at the Drill Shed, from
Monday, September 28th, at 10 o’clock, a. 'm., until Tuesday, Sept- ember 29tli, at l0 a. m.
Entries for Horses will be received until Saturday, September
26th, and for other Live Stock until 10 o’clock, a. m., on Wednesday, September 30th.
TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS
Excursion return tickets .vill be issued from Charlottetown,
lEIinira, Souris, Mt. Stewart and intermediate stations to George- town, at one way first-class fare by afternoon trains on September 29th, and by forenoon trains on_ September 30th, good to return up to and on October lst, 19l4._ Tickets at special reduced rates will be issued from Elmira, Souris,_ Cardigan, and intermediate staticn=, also from Charlottelown, Mt._Stewart and _intermediate stations, to Georgetown, by special trains on morning of September 30th. good to return by special trains on same date, also from stations on Montague Branch by regular morning train on September 30th. good to return _by special train on same date.
The following are the fares and time of departure of trains:
Train Depts. Station Far.-
6.30 a. in. York....... _...__.S0
Station Fare
Train Depts-
Elmira..... ...$1.10
8.45 a. ni.
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Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1914 __k__ ~__“_
Souris__..........l.00 New Zealand,.l.00 Bear River.....l.00 St. Charles. _ .l.00 Selkirk .1.00 St. Petei's..._...,.90 Morell.............75 Lot 40... . . . . ...70 St. Andrew’s....60
7.30 7.50 7.57 8.02 8.l 0 8 30 8.52
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Snffolk._.__..._.. .75 Bedford... .70 'l`racadie_......__6."> Pisouid............50 Peakc`s............4."» St. 'l`ercsa..... .45 Perth ............ ..40 Cardigan.........20 Montague,..,....35
8 53 9_0() 9.07 9.25 9.38 9 43 9.55 lil 07 9.54
9°'Jo§O oo' N cage
Bi'udenell.........30 Emmerson .10
Mount Stcwart.55
Charlottetown.1.00 _ Royalty _lct.......90 Georgetown Arrive 10.25
Returning the Special Train will leave Georgetown for Elmir
and Charlottetown at 5.45 p. m. _
Passengers from the Montague _Branch will go to Georgetown
by the regular morning train, and will be returned to Montague by Special train in the afternoon. _ _
Live stock from Elmira and Souris Branclies_ coming to Mt.
Stewart by afternoon train on September 29th, will be forwarded to Georgetown by Express train same aftcmoon.
W. W. JENKINS, President ANDREW LAVERS, Secretary
Georgetown
10.05 10.15
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Fire Insurance A Necessity
Then insure In good strong stock compan-
ies, which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
E. R. BROW
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