C0 ai

.BEGINNING SEPT. ZZND.

Thisis our fifth annual exhibi-,

tion week i9o9, i9!o,19u, r9iz.1 gg,

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i9r3_ ; Monday An Am¢_rio_m,Ci_*I1¢l1

Tuesday

.Ihe Golden .Rule _

Wednesday

e The Tuming Point

Thursday

A Fool and Ilia Money

' - ` 'music .Lessons

F i lday

Going Some

Saturday Matinee

The Turning Point

Leaves theskin-no matter how ten der- soft- \vliite-uron|at- ized. Perfect for nursery and tor 2_4., 3

let. sn Soaps Limiaad, .

-KIII Montreal.

Prof. D. Mclntyre, Mus. Bac., Eng.,

ls now prepared to receive pupils for piano, organ, singing, harmony.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.- Several

unusually important church confer- ences or conclsves will be held during the coming month and in view of the vital questions to be discussed and decided at some of these gatherings their outcome is awaited ,with a great deal of interest in church cir- cles throughout the country.

Bishops and clerical and lay de-

puties of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States will ga- ther in New York City on October 8, to the number of about eight hun- dred to attend the forty-third tn'en- nial.general convention. It is twen- ty-Iive years since a general conven-

and the leading clergyrnen and lay-

--1s-ss-_--un ‘

‘nien of the diocese have made every effort ,to make the occasion notable in the annals of the church.

The completion of the new Synod

Hall. at Amsterdam avenue and 110th. street, will aliord a magnificent meeting place for the House of Depu- ties. The House oi Bishops sits sep- arately from the House of Deputies and will hold its sessions in Old Sy- nod Hall. The delegates will come from every part of the United States and will represent the communicants of the Protetant Episcopal church in this country, of whom tliere_a`re about ; 1,000,000. The convention . will include 100 bishops 'and 600 de-

tlon has been held in New York City-.puties, 300 of whom are' clergyman

and 300 laymen.

STOPPED IN TIME.

Little Willie, who for some months

Saturday Night counterpoint and composition. Lat- had mvarmbly ended ms evening

est methods best tuition. Voices _ ,

|'ynw°°d tested and elxpert advice given. Ad- gggfig v,',’t:;ln;)l;1’§;?§ Bend me 8:8”

_ - r, to his in ther

Prius zsc, 55° and dress, Studio, Zion Church or Russ that he was tired 0, praying for

Hotel 181 Prince St.

1230-8-30M1Mo

what he did not get, and that be did

161,,-9-2oMlf ' not believe that Goa had any more

‘ 1 " little boys to send.

‘e ‘ lialitax Ladies’ .College

‘¢~ V 1

Headquarters for the Best Goods

P. E I. Iisy and Produce Co

187 Great George St.

Dealers in »

Oats. Bran, Cracked Feed, Hay, Straw, Oil Cake Meal, Mole*-isine etc.

Reliability is our Watch-

word,

Phone 366 - J.

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JENKINS & SON

Grocers

We are always glad to ex-

tend a hearty welcome to all

our Customers during Ex-

The annual meeting of the share

holders of the Halifax Ladies’ Col- lege will be held in college

FRIDAY. 0CT. 5|-d.

at 3 p. ni. to receive annual report: and to transact such business as niav come before the meeting

RORERT LAING,

President-

1464-9-r2Mr2,r9,3o.

roxrs For sur

SILVER BLACK FOXES,

young and adults. A few lim specimens of CROSS FOXES fron fifty to ninety per cent. SILVER BLACK. Ifinterested, wire us foi

ous and good size.

FUNDY FOX CO.

_St. John, N. B.

1414-9-10M imc. '

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Fire Insurance

Not long afterwards he was carried

into his mother’s room very early in the morning to see twin boys, who had arrived during the night. Willie looked at the two babies critically and then remarked: "It’s a good thing I stopped praying when I did." -Exchange.

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HIS BIAIIIIEII _WAS TEIIIIIBLY INFUIMEII

GIII PILLS Brought Iiollof

Lsrder Lake, Ont., March 26th.

_"I had been suffering for some time with my Kidneys and Urine. I was constantly passing water, which was very scenty, sometimes as many ss thirty times a day. Each time the pain

washsomething awful, and no rest at ni .

fheard of your GIN PILLS and

decided to gtive them n trial at once. I sent my c urn 60 miles to get tlieiii

pl'IC€S. T€l'¥l1S TEES PUilbIe~ OU! _ and I am pleased to inform you that in Foxes are all tame, healthy vigor- less than six hours, I felt relief.

In two days, the pain had left me

cililrely. I took about half abox and today feel as well as ever and my kidneys are acting quite natural again."

SID CASTLEMAN.

GIN PILLS soothe the irritated

bl_adder_-heal the sick, weak. painful I¢1‘1“°yS-'Hlllislrengtheu both tliesevltai organs. Money back if they fail.

oc abox 6for 2 o. a lefre

' _5-_. 3.5 Smp e

hibition Week. pm- nge, in gba p, |g_ lghnq Muwal if youwnte~Natlonal_DrugandCheinical

1624-9-22M6i

sins. “:"sr..2sr.°°“if:..:°.5-ans: °°--°f°="=<1=»L-m“=d»T°-°»=°- Io

Hutelyzllf one Faotdrles, W'ster gdills Bic. etc. §p{y to 4 _ . BELL. loc Sydney Btren

_` _ PHUVINEIII IUXISIIII.

Twenty-five cents.

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. FEMALE HELP \VAil1"i".F.`iJ’-T"lvT.{iD;F6`1i "cilinmhhi houscw0Q<,_Apply _64_Ken_t,vSt. __ WANTED A GIRL TO ‘ LEARN

dressmaking. Apply to 202 Sydney ,;`*P~» _1§8_5:§;I*i4‘Pd- WANTED--AT ONCE 'A GIRL FOR general house work. Apply 213, Q“_°§“_¥£- .1_5§§'k1§NI3*‘I>‘1~

WANTED-YOUNG LADY T0 LEARN

the millinery in our work room. S_'l‘ANl.EYV BROS. i 1559-9-l8l\d6i_,

WANTED.-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. B. R. Hol- Ym_nn,_V2o2 Prince sr. 1544-9»17M_tj. WANTED FOUR MORE YOUNG

ladies to learn the millinery. S.

A.__McDon_ald. 1415-_9-_1_0Mtf. WANTED, SIX SMART GIRLS FOR

our mllliiiery work rooms. Apply this week to Miss Randle, at Prowse

Bros. Ltd. 1010-8-20Mti.

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FOI; SALE-A SECOND HAND

(Guerney) furnace. Stanley Shaw

_ &Nl"En_r§en, 1631-9-22m3ipd_._ FARM FOR :SALE AT MOUNT

Vernon, Lot 62, containing 50

. ncrcs of land with a good dwelling ' house and out buildings; also, :I

good dug well on the premises. For further particulars apply to 41 Pussmore Street, Charlottetown.

16384!-22l\lL-Jipd.

FOR SALE OR TO LET GRAND

business stnnd at New Glasgow P E I , house containing ten rooms, finlshcd throughout store in con nectinn, large warehouse and stable One acre of land und r chard Possession given October lst Apply to W W Smith Sum- merside 1642-9 22Mlw

FOR SALE-MINK BLACK BLUE

cross, and red foxes. T G Ives, Montague. 6 28MEtf.

E344” M' _ `

also a.

288 King

WANTED AT ONCE MAN FOR GEN-

eral farm work. Highest wages to right man. Apply to H. Kelly, Southport. 1527-9-16M5ipd.

LOST BETWEEN PRINCE OF

Wales College and Southport, black leather shop-bag containing money und papers. Liberal reward if sent

to Guardian Office. 1588-9-l9Mtf.

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MISCELLANEOUS

THE MAN SEEN PICKING Iili’.FOUR

dollars oil the sidewalk in front of Taylor‘s Bookstore, Friday night, is asked to leave the same with Mr. Taylor , and so avoid immed-

` lute proceedings. 1621-9-20M3ipd. AUTOMOBILE TO HIRE AT REAS

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FOX RANGHERS, ATTENTION.

Every fox rancher should have one of our patent drinking fount- ains in each pen to assure the fox

A supply always on hand at P.E.

onable rates. Apply J. J. Davies,

ss hgving clean water at all times

Island Fox Exchange and Realty, Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co Bnmmerside. 630-7-81Mt,l,

I 'll

TEACHERS WANTED

class teacher for Kingston School

ro ter W

Possession given Sept first. Apply at Wellner's Jewelry Stars

976 I-19Htfi

WANTED

one Also a charge in s

re-‘

08538451 ‘ Harry B sixty six tons in good dfg., A°` condition, soils and rigging first

gocd sailor

Oo.; etsls

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS ii vifecfofsfe on has ma-

e D t PD tions for Stock and payments are

Ons cent per word first insertion in this column. half cent per word coming .ill 10 U10 PFOVIHCIB-1 3111791'

for each continuation Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge Black Foxes Ltd., in very fast or-

der, and it will be difficult to buy any of this stock shortly, except at

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_1___,_.1.____ ________1__* ”' ’ ""’ "" "’ ’ " ' ""' ’ a ood premium. The dividends be-

ing paid by the Companies to shareholders abroad this fall is creating a big demand for first class Fox Stock. Applications for Stock in the "Provincial" can be made to

Hon. John Agnew,-Alberton, John 0. Hyndm'an,-Charlotte-

LOST I l°W“» f

Geo. D. DeBlols,-Gharlottetown,or Wm. Agnew at the Ranch, on

Bracklcy Point Road.

1608-9-20M3l.

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A number of new students have

entered the college this week.

Mr. W. J. McDonald, a graduate of

the U. C. C., now employed 'in the Civil Service at Ottawa, is spending his holidays on the Island. - Eleven graduates of the U. C. C., are now holding Civil Service posi- tions at Ottawa.

During Exhibition week the U. C.

C., will have special stenographers in the College rooms where visitors may call and have their letters written. '

The U. C. G. extends a cordial ln-

vltation to all to visit the class rooms of the college, and see for themselves the splendid facilities en- joyed by the students.

The clsss-rooms of the U. C. C. are

the cleanest, brightest, cosiest and

_ the most modernly approved of any

ln~the Maritime Provinces. A broad

WANTED - A SECOND CLASS claim, this is, but you'1l get proof

if you visit us at any time -and

Duties to commence Oct lst. Sup- you‘re welcome plement $50 George Crewys, Sec The 'welcome' on our door nsatis

refill? 1610 9 Z0lVl3i neant for YOU Call in when you're

in town attending the Exhibition

Thr; U C G graduates the best

writers of any college in the Prov

T0 LET

HOUSE ON HILLSBORO "You can save enough on one

St with modern conveniences, at present occupied by ML Malin.” piano at Miller Bsros, to give your

daughter music les ons for two years

1609-9 20M3i

Schooner for Sale

This Vessel is s well for her

vsry time

SOCIAL CLIMBERS WANT

TO LIVE IN SAME STREET AS ROYAL PAIR.

Property in Mount Street, London,

where Prince Arthur of Connaught has just taken up a house for his bride-to-be, has suddenly gone up thrice in value. Snobs are ready .to pay any rents for even a small flat in that street so as to be able, as it were, to rub shoulders with” the royal pair. Several rich |"clirnbers," whose names out of charity I sup- press, are begging the agents to "get them anything there," and they will double the usual commis- sion. It is quite an ordinary street in which there are many shops which always, more or less, depreclates a locality.

The royal pair thought of taking a

house in'either Park Lane or Gros- venor Square, but found the rents prohibitive, as it seems Prince Arth- ur is quite determined on being inde- pendent and paying the rent out of his own income, a fact which has caused a little friction. The Prin- cess Royal, his prospective mother- in-law, 'thinks the notion preposter- ous, but the prince, although so very genial, has a way of putting down his foot. When be says a thing he means it, so there is no more to he said.

They could not possibly have se- lected a thoroughfare whichls 'more in the-‘public eye, and the probabili- ties are that the future royal resi- dents will have to live in the back or the house, as the Princess Royal und her daughters now do .in their mansion, 15 Portman Square.

Lady Denman, the wife ofthe Gov-

ernor-General of Australia, is on her way back to the commonwealth, to join her husband, and, if the truth must be told, was very loath to leave England, which she loves dearly. She is counting the months, »in fact the hours, until Lord Den- man's term of office shall have ex- pired. As the daughters of Lord and Lady Cowdray, she is a great heir- ess. Her mother is an enthusiastic suflragist and would be helping the militants if she dared, but Lord Cowdray will not hear of such u thing. Meanwhile she entertains them when she can and is a bosom friend of Mrs. Pankhurst.

SOME INTERESTING

FACTS ABOUT PANAMA.

I The expected opening of the Dona* ina Canal in 1914 stimulates our in- terest in the inhabitants of Panama and Columbia until its succession from that Republic in 1903, and both countries have been peopled and ruled by Spain. ‘

Like Columbia, Panama. has many varieties of climate, from the MODI- cal heat of the plains to the cold of the mountains. Fruits of the tem- perate zone flourish on the high lands while the tropical vegetation below is luxurlant. On many of the trees -orange, lemon, banana, and others ,--green and ripe 'fruit and budding 'flowers may be seen together, be- cause lt is .almost perpetual sum- mer. One of the fruits is the rose apple, and another luscious fruit is the sapodilla, which grows on a tall tree. The aguacate orfslligator pear is much used in salads. Among the beverages of theiricb are naranjada, -orange, lemon, banana, and others grapes, and orchads, which contains almond juice and sugar.

_The dinners of the rich, and the breakfasts also, have many courses;` the tables are spread with fine linen, and set with silver, cut-glass, and china. The meals of the poor are very frugal. Families may be seen sitting on the grass in front of their cabins, dining under spreading trees_ The Indians and Spanish natives make pottery from clay, use' gourds for cups, and cut them to shape to take the place of svoons and knives.

A favorite dish of the poor is a

stew called, sin coche which contains a variety of ingredients. Rice is a standby. Rice and red beans are cooked together, and rice is also cooked in lard with tasado-dried beef.

The flesh of the lspd lizard, called

lguano, fs said to repemble chicken. The natives silt the sides of living tguanos and take from them strings of eggs, which they hang in the sun to dry for future use.

HIS WISH. -

I-Ie had a far away look. It was

evident he was the proprietor of an of large, dappled- EPM

"What

you thinking of?" his

wiéhfng," he replied. ` rs you rwishinrr’ sbs do-‘ for, as has been indicated,

woman. _

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‘ CASTEL-SARRABIN, Sept. 20', (Special)-A pitched battle in which opposing forces 'comprising one hun- dred and twenty thousand men clash- ed in the final struggle oi the French army manoeuvres was fought near here in presence of President Ray- mond Poincare. The Northern (Blue) army, com-

manded by General Paul Pau, and the' Southern (Red) army, led by General Nicolas Chomer, had ,been lighting for seven days a series ol preliminary engagements along a parallelogram stretching from Mont- auhan to Agen on the north, and from Auch to Toulouse on the south, yesterday brought the main bodies face to face, with a front extending for twenty miles in the valley ofthe River Gimone, a tributary of the Garonne.

Before daybreak cavalry, artillery

and infantry were stirring in prepara- tion for the decisive battle, while acroplanes were ilitting aver the re- spective positions endeavoring to dis- cover the commanders intentions.

President Poincare, with Mr. Eu-

gene Eticnne,, Minister of War, ob- served the battle from ahill near the town. Hc was surrounded by a bril- liant stud and accompanied by the military attaches of the foreign em- militsry-strscncs or the foreign cm- hassies, among whom were Lieuten- ant Colonel T. Bentley Mott, of the United States Embassy in Paris, and Colonel Samuel W. Miller, U. S. A. The President repeatedly expressed

his admiration for the endurance and marching powers of the troops. Many of the infantry regiments marched thirty to thirty-tive miles yesterday, the soldiers carrying their full ac~ tive equipment, weighing fifty pounds, in spite of which only few of them fell dnt of the ranks.

, 1 _

it Stands the Test

_ ‘ of Time

IIBIIIISIIIPS

l 1IIiiII__EI_IT

'£ , in use ioa vssns

-g for the relief of aches, i » pains, swellings, burns, ‘ cuts, rheumatlsm, ,_ bowel troubles. For in- ` ternal and external use.

' 25:; and 50s svsrywlistt I

I. s. .ioiuasqu sc_o..n». r lesson, Mess. (rr-\

I » ~ I J. '

~ Just-.. _

Parsons" ~ , " Pills'

gvequlck

lleiwnhout

distressing.

pu-all

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"I-Ieintzman, Mendelssonn, Karn,

Dominion and Bell upright pianos, in the marked down sale at Miller Bros. 1609-9-20lVI.E.li.

“A piano which has been well cared

for, in use only six months, is as good as new, but marked at a price that will sell if you want one Ex- hibition' week at Miller Bros, 123 Kent St. 1609-9-20ME3l.

‘I_,I’o{=sSiin5\

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A. A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon

.Mel-em ¢0..MeKi_nn_o_n

Bsrristers. Aitomey-ai-Law Brown Block, 'Charlottetown Il0'l'EL BRUNSWICK Moncton. N. Ba

the Lgasst and Best _Located Hotel ln tno y sccUminooatl_ng° 200 guests situated- at the centre of spa kms ground ;f'.‘I.f.‘."'i‘2‘i“22l’.I’i’ i'.?§l‘2' Z fi” ..Ii°£.'. the sugimelg sessoii D.0.MoL\l0D K.C. W. .BENTLEY K,

iicison cc “scarier '3II§$i'§.5I.°?.-`.?f:3ffi§?I_iiI5“f§§`r’ WsrIi`ur.to_n Shaw

I i , ..:r:r.:::':.~¢‘&§'.;.;:.l:-,."¢:i’.':°22:.’.::: tion. Ba k 'of' tres. Canada Yer sis:=ihs"or'ih5°'ai§i- ..... Block. UhsrI;tt6 wh; . Ill I?

_K J. gnlrlfrlilwvli. A. “ lla' V116 I " nb fc.sto v&:¥;II$'sI»°.-déiidrriswv.. _'

uscsi§ug£` » ` ncaa' iii ' "iw~,»f»' __ Q we-»~w»

Oflioes Q00 of Nova 8001515-

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PQOPIQ, _,who-~Iia_ve ,bm ‘

penued¢d.for._»or.reas¢_m tn,

other teas 'always return

to Red Rose Tea. This is the _ strongest tribute

, to its ‘good quality.

Ns.-.curse can vm ass .Rei Cv?" 9°,

only good ss Red RDI!

_ricniis new This Special Sale iii. Patterns Corsets

s Q i I I

Ladies Furs

roo Neck Pieces _bought as Samples, consisting

of Marmot, Grey Squirrel, Seal, White Thibet, Blk

Astrican, Grey Goat, Persian Paw, etc. 25 p, C, discount.

I Mufls

In Mink, Sable, Persian Paw, Squirrel, Astri.

can etc. 25 p. C. dISC0l1l1T-

.Eur Coats

I only Ladies’ Rat Coat lenglli 50 in.;li65. now only $19 1 “ “ Blk Astricau do “ 52 ‘° $75. “ " $56.

I OI I( ii U ii ii (I

1 “ “ " Bokliaran Lamb do length 30 in. $65-

now only _$35.

Childrcifs tlolli Coats dfllresses

25`Pces Dress Tweeds 20 p. c. off. 50 “ Dress Goods y, I-3 off regular prices

_ Ladies’ Skirts

A lot of Panama Skirts in Navy and Blk less 25 p c.

Prints '

I case, Remnant Prints 5 io yd. lengths. Nice

Patterns Reg. I5.c now Iic. . V

Ladies” Cloth Suils

All our Ladies Suits-(many of them new) will

be sold at cost to clear.

I. .I R-EN “The store that saves you money" “My»Sfore"

117 Queen St. '

Mstt3iEstu2i.

is sl 5 rf _ .

Can You

ment, organizing and stock-selling expenses.

Free _

Ranch inan-

a g e in e n t won't c o s t

you a cent for the ilrst year and the

,Rancjhing » If

Shares each, $100, par value. Stock sold by ]. ML McGregor, C. F. Robertson,

W. M. L€1110U» E. D. Bell of Montague, ]ns. A. McLeod of Victoria Cross and

Fur Farmer’s Bureau & Exchange Lid

' Victoria Row- Opp.Post§0fIice`

Island _Foxes for $15000?

That is all a pair of Class A Island foxes cost

shareholders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co. of Montague, after deducting cost of ranch equip-

p r o b a b le crop will he 9 y ou ng-

. figure out

the the div- id ends your-

mi: Timm: iuvsizs s||.vl:R Bl.-Acii rox co. - cspnai (paid s54,ouo

;fA

..-...x . _.,,.,,vf. ~~ se'

Special Markeddlonn 'Sale ol

_ S.|iohIly-_Us_¢d _Pianos

We have a lot of pianos that have been rented out for a

Year. and others only three months. Some have been taken in exchange for Player Pianos. ` ' '

I"lI"TEEN PIANOS

_ This lot of 15 pianos have all been marked down Bl B

» price which makes every one a real bargain, U _

This is an opportunity ofa life-time to get aplsno that

I°_i=s°°¢l and looks as good as new sts prlceiwhicll WI" fill" suit you. ` ' ` "` i ‘ _ ‘

' Every pianoia _fully guaranteed. Every /piano will \>¢

_°hIP‘d °" lPi_>f0va_l if yon cannot cailsndsee them. _l?‘re|8\\* plidbyna. - _ f _ -_

v Bglery plane the same price to everybody. No mailer vrhsratnf terms the piles ¢,;-mis. gr, 9' _ use iieiifrfiitftidiy’-°°°'“ i 'I"»»;:.f’~9'I=‘<I‘:"f"‘ "H "°

MILLER sgaos

_ ~¥f5_53'9~x7meti.e mslnunafi' v gm

Ari ~.~».- f_,2,.§~. ,, -M, _ , 1,' .yr _m_;)_.___ 'ivy