SEPTEMBER s.'r'9'ra

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sr or ann THE QHARLOTETTOWN GUARDIAN lronmua pans ' " PAGE

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is what you always get

here. You are never urged

to buy somethin; just ss

good. We have ewrything

a good Drug Slore should

have, hence we are pretty sure to have just what you

want-

Our advice- if you want

it- costs you ncthlng; and

it isnt forced on you if

you don‘t want it. We

are here to serve you-~ not to dfcta'e. We aim

to give 1'ert'ect service at

fair prices. Give us a trial.

E. A. Foster

Central D. ugstore Sunnyside.

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Get .Our Year Book

The year book tells

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Our spleudidly ap~

pointed- class~r-oonls are deecrihed- every point ‘ you deii. e information is fully covered. The _vear book is free to YOU ~ so is McIntosh’s “Llftle'

journey to a Good School". Send for them.

UNION

.Commercial ,

t College Royal Bank Bldg.

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For Sale

1913 Fox Pups

I Pair Dalton

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I DaIton'I"em\Ie I Dalton Male ,

I Pair Ilolt Renfrew

I Female Ilolt Renfrew

I Pair Frank Tuplin 3 Males Frank Tuplin / Ilolt ‘Renfrew pups horn 00

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‘V000-five cents.

Rates for locals' in Charlotte i'f'5li.".i:i.'.§°..i."'a'l.'i'.lii.°i..f'”" "‘

B'g`he guardian has all the HOME n ot er news and the SWEET satisfaction of being the HOME Paper for Prince Edward Island,

t 'Subscribers and others are asked ,° remit bl' MUUGY Order or by Reg- stered Letter, The Guardian is not feiponsihle for remittances tsl-wards,-1 otherwise than as above. Mlm-,{,

'The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to “Tha Guardian News Dent." Charlottetown, immediately after the event, etc., have transpir_ W- _Msn

f'I‘l1c simplicity of the Smith Pre-

mlelt Typewriter. As the type and carriage are both nxed and unchang- ing in their l'ela.t'.ion to each other tllls gives permanent: alignment and un ever rigid machine that does not. WEAR LOOSE. A. Milne Fraser, Hal- ifax, N. S. 1282-9-4M3i.

'Miss Gwenyth Coombs will re-open llcr classes for piano .fortc and theory; instruction, Sept. .22nd. Enbage- ments accepted for concerts, etc. Cer- tificates from Royal Academy and lioyal College of Music London, Eng- lnnd. Further information as to terms' etc. can bc obtained nt 44 Water St.

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::Buntain, Bell & Co. for best coal,

lowest pricos. 9-23Mtt.

':Old Sol takes particular delight

lil putting tan, freckles and sunburn on the most dainty complexions. And we take an active interest in thwart- ing Old Sol. 'l‘hat's why we are offer- ing you Trailing Al‘l\'ntus Complexion Cream, a preparntioll that keeps dainty skills youthful, clear and beautiful. Rcwollably priced too, only Z5c. The hlncliillnoil Drug Co.

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ZIKEEIA YOUR HANDS SOFT AND

CLEAN-avoid all mess and muss- hy wearing a pair oi our rubber gloves when doing your housework. 'l‘hey‘rc neat-fitting and strong and will pay for themselves many times over ill satisfactory serrive. Two grades, 75c and $1.25. Tile MacKin- non Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Sts. Mt'

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The following registered at the

Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:-L. C. Hayden, Vernon River; A. Leigh Collett, Victoria; B. W. Mc- Ewen. Morell; Claude McEwen, Morell; Richard Lord, Tryon; J. Mullins, Tryon; J. P. Armstrong, Montreal; Karl Patton, Joliet, Ill.; E. H. Brock, Toronto, Ont.; J. A. Dona- llue, Lake Ainslie, N. S.; Mrs. L. B. Squire, Boston; Bertrand W. Squire, Boston; J. Henry Vail, Tole- do, Ohio; Charles MacArthur, Bos- ton; Everett J. Thorne; Montreal; W. M. Larkin, Montreal.

The following registered at the Vic- toria Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:-B. W. LePage, Rusticoville; Miss Anderson, Miss Davies, New- ford; J. W. Carruthers, Montague; C. A. MoFatlgen, Tfgnish; Mrs. Drake Miss Ridley, Mrs. Spencer, Miss Gray. don, Allan Graydon, Edwin Graydon, J. Gibson, Toronto; I-I. K. Bliss, N. Y. City; Thomas W. Morris, City; A, Boyle, W. J. Wintemby, Ottawa; A. L. Nichol and wife, Boston; J. C. Bowness, Pt. Hawkesbury; J . McKin- non, D. C. Austen, 'Annie Waters, Whycocomngh; Mr. and Mrs E. Field, Hartford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Field, Hartford, Conn.; Jean Patty, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Smith, Provid- ence, R. I.; C. E. Patterson, St. John; Mrs. S. Murchison, K. Murchi- son, Seattle, Wash; H. M. Waring, Denver, P. R. Richard, Moncton.

FORTUNE FOR A HORSE

NEW YORK, september, a.-`- at the sale of James B. I{eene's horses 45 sold for $247,200. Colin was sold for $111,200, to McKinney a Cincin- nati man.

MURDER IN EDMONTON.

EDMONTON, September 3.4- James

MdNulty, real estate salesman, was murdered in s, shack in th6 Hllilwn Bay reserve.

'Then the Conn's started to score

Weill? home . while Whitlock was Taylor was the first Abegweit bat- solnslfn first- L- Campbell the next ter and tanned, o. Campbell ole msn fanned. "Chess" Van Iderstine, next man got his base on balls. B. who played the game even better than Vanlderstine was batter No. 3; after

llsual. washthllle lpext taiid glnetd tout ‘having three strikes called he ran one on w lc o go o rs sa ell/ for first and Wa! Put 0\-\f- 0" this 'From Ycaterday’s Evening Guardian) and brought Whitlock home, "Chess" play C. Campbell .ran for the home X 1,, fm, mst wu,,,1 1,, me 1_,u,,g_ by °lev.er base stealing g°t a‘°°““d to Plate making the third More lm' worth Cup handicap match, played thi, third dsagk' .Gage came next ith” Abegweits and also makmg the yesterday, the following ladies took :per mgsqsg wt ree tllrllleiszs. flethran hpw- score a tie. In reaching the plate part ,md the re,,,,11»_s were as f011.,w,,;

- “S “"5 “ ° 1"* ‘"1 $3amPb'=11 Jumped on M°A1°¢f. lnflict- Mrs. onorlwnl -lerentnl Miss moist

sack. Vanlderstine dashed for home lng two gashes in the Connaughts‘ Haszam on this l>1B»Y bil* WHS Caught at the catchers' leg and also injuring his Mm

_ ' _ _ ‘ ‘ . ngnnll defeated Mrs. Alley.

lllllte. “thing the side. ' wrist. McA1eer_plucklly continued to M,.B_ _,_ 0_ Hy,,d,,._,m d,,f,,,,ted M,.,,_

McAleer started for the Conns play after having his leg bnndagcd. W W Clarke

with a pretty single on which he Th Abbie t r u ‘ tn' ' ' ` _

reached mst- The next man fanned. innings. S 80 "0 H10 B I' “B 1" ‘B lrxii.; Mllry Haszard defeated Miss Sweetie!! WHS then given a free ticket Ted Moore wa th first Co nan ht ' , to mt C,,u,_,,, was nm to ,am It up and was ,mf Oni at mtl' ,§,c_ li/lisa Bartlett rlsfenterl Mrs. is- wne up to the next man and Mc- Alesr was the next batter and was ”“°k' .

Carey was equal to the occasion. He bit with the ball. McCarey took his Mrs' Mm" drew a bye'

- »ed for first. Then McCarey pllt on si

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CENTKEI ..?l*§..§l.“’!§.lfIflf‘ll “`

__.._...._..,._..._ ball game yesterday that all the

clever cyclists of Charlottetown do not appear in the public meetings.

- l .m ~ . Before the game started yesterday I

. - ; , ' » ,__ the spectators witnessed with great 1 ,‘»,y`,|‘

' - enjoyment some interesting bicycle 1"#

. races. The first race called was the _

2.40 class, which was won by Beer

-., _ , who was closely shaved by Murphy,

, , ' the latter being out of practice,

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Probably the most interesting race

of the day was the Green Race which was won by "Jake" Smith who is

' some "traveller"\ (Commercial of

course.) “Blondy” Bruce carried of

The first of the three play oil went out at first. second honors pressing Smith right Eames betwew the Ahegweits and, B. Vanlderstine was the first Abbie to the wire, Bruce turned the P051. \-hf»;I1llBl1ghtS, to decide the Champion- but he got no further, being caught oil als with "machine" like quickness, imp of the Charlottetown Base Ball the bag. Hasznrd was batter N0. but with such excessive weight he

Elle. took- . DUNS yesterday after- 2. and put one to right, field on needs more training, Bruce has ¢1m1.

noon at the A. A. _A. A. Grounds iwhtch he_ reached flrst. He was lenged Smith for another race, and and resulted in a victory for the caught going to second, however, hs intends to put 11, 5 hard cgm-se of Qliilglallghts. Score 4-3. Whitlock was the next batter and training in preparation for it. him? gain? was e very good 91- nut our a nasty, sfounder to New- Mr. Frans. Mcoonsld acted as th l on 0 base hall and no wild som, but the latter, who ls fast starter and Judge in s most impart-

rows were rn evidence. The two developing into a star short stop, iai manner and after the race pres-

pitchers worked hard and well. handled it nicely for la put out. ented the winners with a prize that Hfmznfd started W9 $111118 6-hd gOt The CDnn's went out as quiclely as no one could turn down. It wall u 8 H106 Single. rclichillg ist and after- their opponents. turni(u)p_

wards stealing to third. Whitlock Neither aide scored in the fourth WHS the Hell: Up for the Abegweits. but Fred Moore, while batting, got He made three strikes and ran for a had knock on the knee whidn caus-

first which he reached safely. Haszard. ed him to retire from the game..

Olooottttluttttetoo

We offer you these 4 lig specials for the!

' _ remainder of the week only. These are goods ,

which we purchased at a Manufactule'r’s Sale ina New York, and bought them less than Ureallylg cost to make them. Note the rroney saving”

prices. Q

_ *T hlterchangeahle Nest of Saws?

Former Value 8Sc Now 44c

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'l`h's is exceptional value, Made with _1 diflrrcvltrfl

s’z: slwl that can he used for lu.-my different pur-" poses 'i`_bey are grofl quality mid .~llcuid lot stay I long llere at this low price of 44c per nesr. O

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HACK S \WS with Iron fr..n'e and good steel;

: blade, splendid quality. Real worth 65c. Ourfe ~

price .........32cea

- ` l'lXCI'Il.I.EN`l‘ QUALITY STRRI. DRAW

KNlVi»S, marie of extra tool steel with Keen Cutting. Blades. 8 and lo inches wide. Nictly shaped ardzi splendid to il. $1.00 value for . . . . . . . . .. . ... 50: ea.-.

A GOOD STEEL SCREW DRIVER with hard-_

wool haudlczlud 5ln. Slccl hir. very strong and ser? viceablc. Regular price 25c for. . . . . . . . . ._ l0c ea.

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Call in nu<l get your pick whilc they Inst. See out

window.

wark, 7. '

NATIONAL

delphia, 4,

2nd game-Philadelphia, 3; Brook

lyn, 5.

cinnati, 3.

At St. Louis-Bt. Louis, 2; Chi

cago, 7.

AMERICAN At Boston-Boston, 4; New York

Washington, 3. ‘

AMERICAN LEAGUE

At, Boston-Bosto 4 New York

Washington 2.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Louis, 1.

At Pittsburg--Pittsburg 5; Cin

2; Boston, 5.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 5; Philadel

phia, 3.

INTERNATIONAL

At Buffalo-Buffalo. 0; Toronto, 8

at Rochester-Rochester, 0; Montreal

13; Jersey City, 3.

The Sourls Basoball"l‘eam, accom

At New York-Nevn York 1' Bos-

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ton, 2. M p 1

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, .3; Phila- cguclcm

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 1; Cin-

11.

At Philadelphia-Philadelphia, 4;

At Fit. Louis-St. Lollis, 3; Chic-

ago, 5; second game, Chicago 6; St.

Pitcher Smith Yoston Catcher

Stewart

lst Base

M. Cheveric A. Walker

' Znd Base

St. Jolln F. Walker 3rd Base Pnquet Johnson

` R. Field

W. Chcverie McCormack C. Field

’ Acorn Currie

L. Field McCormack Rankine

' Short Stop

Mclntyrc Morrison

At cleveland-cleveland, 1; clue- Mr- Kehoe Georgetown and M1* ago, 3. 2nd game, Chicago, 9; Cleve. Huntley McDonald of Souris acted as 1,111.1 3_ Umpires and performed their duties

to the entire satisfaction of both

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2; at Philadelphia-khiladclphia, 1; sides. The game all through was

clean and wellplayed. ~Aftcr't.he game an entertainment

was iz Ven in the Town Hall which was followed by a sale of baskets and

° pies. The atlair was wound up with a

°l”"“tl» 2? at New Y°"k"N“W Y°"k dance which was largely attended and

_ the visiting team left for their homes

ln the early morning professing them- selves well pleased with the treat»

5 ment they had received from the ' Georgetown boys. As this is the

At Baltimore-Baltimore, 4; Ns- second game these teams have played Work. 03 Bi? Pr0vi<10l1¢0-“P\'0Vl<19D¢°. this season and the Sourls team hav-

ing won the first, the Georgetown

_ team will probably visit Sourls again

ihd lhllilll Ind "Pm f°" '“’p°°' sl-HPPING Nmws. pinned by some of the local sports, ln the near tut\1re.G

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i“°" 'l my mm' lwrlsnnn september lui-sclns. -1- I ' 1-' -I

Sarah L. Oxner, DeLorie, Cardigan;

CTOSS FOXES lava May, stewart, Capo George:

- Maple Leaf, Fraser, Richlbucto.

for sale. cr.rl.\Rs.D september 4th-Behr.

A .limited number

Mink 2:2.’t’..f.ts;:.,°;r.3:?"°= (1 BEAT |N\Pt)RTANCE

We are now making equ-

tracts for nilnks. to be deliv- ered November lst. ,

‘Write or wire for ¢l“°t“' tions., Phone 189-

flanalla I-‘ox Exchange

' ` ` and Investment tio.. fl..td.

Smnper Block. Charlottetown, P. E.

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pair of foxes raised in this Province

n Saturday evening.

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The Murray River Black Fox Com- McLeod. MUNBY RW". Bhd Mf-

pany which was organised about Kearney on Thursday last and cl0!°1\ eight weeks ago has succeeded in rats-. a deal of four pair of 1914 pups for ing the necessary capital to purchase the handsome dgure of $49&l0-00- and take delivery of four of the best Two options brought $12,500- . a

.‘ pair while the other two nett.e§ $12.-

00000 a pair The option papers are

r 'Frank 'ruplln New Annan and signed, sealed and delivered, and the ne pair from the Victoria Form ten per cent. deposit paid.

viz. three air from the ranch of . . `

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o ’ I ranch, Charlottetown. The above sale of four pair ;,.from ~ »

Mr. William Kearney, a. Director _of their output of 1914 pups almoit 88-

the Company, accompanied by amem- cures this Company a big dividend

ber of the Canada Fox Exchange, payer next season. / _ _,

e ere ar a

made the selection last Friday and .At the present tim th e 03707011? ‘l°uV°\’°<| 91° V“l““bl° Wi' few shares for sale and intending pur- m“" in tl" "nw “t Mmm’ mv” chasers should make application at

|,‘° Cdoml mm", °| Numa" vb met once to any oi the Directors.

us rl-umm sl on compels. n. :_ ‘ lm-sen-funn

Tile next round of the match is fix-

CBJUO UD t0 but Emil Struck. the first place on first and by clever playing Q _ 1,a11 pitched him with tremendous reached the third sack_ Newson was cd for oatllrday, Hclltelllllcr btll nnll effect making the best hit 01 the dnv the next batter. After lnwing tue the “"“‘”‘“g ‘“,"“ f"““‘"“¢ .

the 1,1111 going out to 1-1g1,t 11e1,1_ third. Strike culled on him, he swim. I Mrs. J. O. Ifyndnian v. Mrs. Mil-

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FUBI1 M°A1€€i`. Wh0 W0-B Oh third wonderful burst of speed and crossed Mm' Goodwin V' Mi” Bartlett' crossed the plate. then Sweeney- iths plete s winner of the game for Mis” H11SZ=“"<l V- Mil liacnull. Hwlml-,'51 Mcga,-ey doing," was the -the Commughts and also winner of _The first round of the Men’s Cham-' ex¢;1an1,n¢10n_ Afger reaching msg; the title of the atm. of the dny_ plonship is also scheduled for Satur- he ran to second, then he made for Mcgarey was bounced by the day, the eight lowest scores to qllrill- the I-llifd BUCK and “WHY he Went fUI‘ .Connaught fans and carried oil the ly- The drawing takes Pla” at 25"() home, which he had reached safely,i1le1d_ 0'C10Ck-

before it could he realized what wnsl Mr. Fred Moore, the star First ""l'““__‘“‘-

hflllflenillit- _The HGH mlm flmhefl Bhd Bnseman, of the Connallghts, who REFUSE DEMAND this ended one of the most interest- lwag injured 1., the ,mme was \mu1,1,, OF LABOR UNIONS ins first inninzs of the Benson. with to bear his weight on his foot, and *'”‘ the “Ore 3-2 in favor Of the C03* was driven home after being treated LONDQN- Sept 27'_Ear1-B@““‘ naughlgg _ by the dUct0,._ cllarnp First Commissioner of Public

C. HUZIICS U16 first mall IOY thfli l\'fr. Chester Garret as umpire and works- taday refused W accede t"

Alililes. put one to Sweeney which M, Cm Mmoqi as ,mga i,,,,g'e"§,§_ the demand of the Building _Industr- tlie latter handled magniscently. The ' " ‘ - ' i’ - we F‘=<l°f»1t1°n that “On-univnwtl wnrk

' ed most efficiently. 11 11 1; 1, pl 1 G

'next two men fanned. men 9 B "0 8 em UYH 00 0V-

Campbe]1 fa,-med two Connaught, The next game takes lJI8Ce on Sat- ernment jobs, The demand was made

in this inning and the other man `U1‘¢l&y afternoon. in connection with thelrecent strike

of painters and electricians employed

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_ ments, who, by quitting their work,

caused enormous inconvenience to

{l<‘rom.- Yestorday’s Evening Guardian) and a nunlber of their lady friends, the P“bu° service-

(Spccial to the Guardian) come to Georgetown by motor boat

At Providence.-Providence, 7; Jer- on Labor day to play a return match

scy City, 1. with the Georgetown team. The game

At Rochester-Rochester, 2; Tor- reslllted in a score ol 11-4 in favor

onto, 7. of the home team. The players are

At Buffalo-BufIa10, 4; Montreal, 1. as follows:

At Baltimore-Baltimore, 2; Nc- SOURIS GEORGETQWN

Most people would be *J-" benefited by the occn- - _sional t_1Seof '

Na-Dru-Co laxatives - Gently, thoroughi , and -

' without discomfort, they free ~ - the system of the waste

which poisons the blood and = H lowers the vitality. 25c. a -

< box, at your Druggist's.

National Drill ltd Chemleal Co.

ofCu\le|l.l.\mlfed. 176 '

The Rogers liardwarc Co.

Wholesale & Retail.

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Cedar Posts and Shingles

We have fn' sale and to arrive Cedar Shingles gall

grades. "'

Also Cedar Posts, Spruce and Iienilock Boards, Plank

and Dsal, Latlles and Pailings, Blicll and Coal. _

WEIRand FIFE»

Stanley Bridge. _

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For Chilly i`Nig71fs and that Cold H, Room Z°§.°§?§§§

better than the sln_okeless,.¢.

odcrless, Perfection Oil" Heater. Heats the ro.iln7,_-,;,;‘._ or any part of the roonl-_ to sunny warmth-and has every improvement a. good heater should have. See the display. _

F ennell £5’ Chandler

_SO rigid, so unremitting

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of scrutiny enforced in the making of Trickett s CLUB” VIR-

is the system

GINIAS that thousands of Cigarettes are discarded every day for slight, immaterial imperfections which would be overlooked by even the critical smoker. Even the paper in which Tuckctt’ s "CLUB" VIRGINIAS are rolled is made of pure rite paper imparted a'irect_/ronl Frame. No chances are taken with ordinary arsenic- tainted papers. |]Tuckett’s ' CLUB” VIRGINIAS are made from the finest selected growth of Virginia leaf and are equal to the exclusive imported brands; but-mark the difference in the priu/

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