1912-. F. t t , \ A' t"'”""""*"`“"` N“‘"‘l`-l' .2 : f =~ 2 ~ THE CHARIJOT’PEi-‘0WNf-GUAR,l)IANt ' FIRST
_ _ *fa __ _ ,s-.-, __ ~ 17- =_.= _ _*_ _ »  __ ~ _ ._ ‘ __ _ -____A__ _ _ _ __‘_ _ ___v' _ vi '= _l _ _
t..rA.G.E
`  N-_ ()_ into ELSEWHERE
To give
away or
to use
" in
your ovlm
' home ~`
the best
silver is
1885
_ RL WALLACE
plete .that nsiafs wsu
liner

ei
lug
arlioio ol rTo`l?i
Get your photo talren in that
név dress of mir. lt will plans
both you and your friends. Many
people _are leaving their orders now
for Christmas work.
 CO0K 
P Hard   Coal _
 s. I
`" `,`;t,1ti__i__`l_,,i__t_gi arrive per
.Schooneits ""Damietta” and
[ohanna” and "Ann ]. Train-
,0r" 1200 Tons best quality
ll-lard Coal in” Egg, Stove and
Chestnut Sizes-
_ Customers would do well to
`boolr their orders so as to
have their Coal delivered
whilst vessels are discharg-
.lllgr _
C.. Lyons Qi. Co
 Cement
1.
C White’s English Portland in
barrels. Canada Portland in
bags. t `
j Carvell Bros
9-roMtts 3i Pat. Ex.
 
- Farm tor Sale
"l°dller'lor sale alarm in Rona Valle!
containing |00 aaron land with No l bulld-
ingl; formerly occupied by J. J.Bai\huinn.
' ' ` ll h t t lt v t
i`.t=.i't.tt'.':.°..iz.t.':.:...‘..t..:.°.:.e'....:..°.i
ing purchasers should see the presont
“get fflgther-particulars appiv at ou
store at _rn_da bane.
~¢iu_i_y'}, _ » ` M.'i<nNNuuy
/ _
/_
x
\\\,_f~’Wooooooo
v; ‘-.,__‘  ___
E Nally Tan _
Walking Boots
for Women ,
' ‘l‘liere's n fine display of
dainty walking boots here I
that will please particular
women. The line shows the
choice products of the leading
factories in Canadaand the
United States an d tl_iere’s
such a grand variety of styles,
grades and sizes .that every
taste can be fully satisfied.
All the new styles are shown
with hightoes, high heels,
heavy water proof soles that
make ideal walking boots-~ all
buttoned styles, your choice
nt $4, and $4.50 according to
to quality.
Alley £9 Co.
_ 135 Queen St.
 
Pickling Vinegar
Tile Piiakling season will soon be here
and as usual we are well Stocked witlilhe
heat grades ofviiicgar on the market. We
have in stock.-
_ Proof White Wine
_ " English Malt _ ` .
Pure English Malt
' - ." Cider ' ~ .
Also u good assoitnifnt si’l‘irklir g Spice
u pkgcs and in bulk- , _ _ .
H Q
, The Best i
/ `.x` 
"Our motto is to give the
,best value for the money
 every _purchase Boots
and rubbers at lowest
"P.‘.'?°‘t'. A .
_ »-Great _ George St. _
   at  onli Soft
.
~f_ .
5 Il*-V-`l"""li>  l
A
.J 
Atgjthis' -season of the year
sstilie' d1ay1i:i_lo_;nd 1111181113 Sfmt:
¢5_9__g‘i|  y,t eone grea
tho_ugii_t-_,_»of all liouseliolders,
*  ' for 'the 'coming
winter, by havin tlie coal bins
Wdignfthis isfdone' and the coal
sq_p‘g'ly.-stored away. °_U¢ °°”
niorexsasily combat with the
otlierdnties ofthe hour-
‘We. have now in stock a
gpg] vstgp  Of CIIOICC Anil)-
3§ite‘andPsoi't coal, most suit,-_ . snlglgftlgtg 'lm
 .il fi#-'.,‘l0inestlc and steamw. - fr" "_
< ~ ' dt rl our
.i..°::. sim..
.  delivery - is made at-_
lowest" prices. . .
lieu a co
.  D’-*dan*  Cn Ltd.
it :1 lggg* lllsllimd 3 _9- 14° l'
it
L_ J _.__ - ' J'
` wllu.i: in iowa. “
EXH1B1T1oN‘
WEEK »
t olive Your Puoro
Taken Ai 0ur Studio
.' »\
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t
t L.
gym. with gong fresh coal. ' _
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Psoroonaruna ~
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. ..f.:io.. 'af-i.”°:.°.'.o.
'I  ~ la. . ' a' » ‘
J. ii. snows. ii. n.'o" _
. , ‘:J%l!'l;lB'l‘;“81 " ‘.
t .Drown n gs ' s s
N°1n%z:i'loqPsut¥»vv:. nu
I-Otldlrr. ,
Beer Q _ Gofi’s`
“ollnlil.o1'rErowN
_mm e“ "5 Mrs. Archibald Maclieaii, Char- was a passenger west this morning. -
` Mak” °ld 511°” l°°k "°“" ii°tttr°ti>°'tT'nl<i.iio:m°rd°y morning ond o L Grant-'ofariotteoown r
i 0'
xgeps new shoes ‘mm lwkiug °ld' ';"'- turiied from Gebrgetown this morn
Miss- Maud Mauboan, Charlotte
' ~ ‘Awarded Gold Medal town I in - '
- ' _ _ .' Ort yesterday morning to en- _.___
at‘HaIifax Exhibition ter collage in Boston R" J Hem,” Ch,m0m,t0wn_
. lhdein Amhefsti Chester fMsLure, Charlottetown, 0 ,,
. ternoon. ' - _
Evan" Q Bnwon co V  'l‘. L. Smith, Charlottetown, ,was
~ ' Mn “mom and mu Bon' DOP an outward passenger by the North-
Selld for free B00l{let on C cheetdr, have returned hoqmo alter e "mb"-land this morning'
‘Q \ v I t . _lt_
The Care of shoes.” M°;`§:_n\;,2°*;g_‘}me:“;_}\;"°' 'P°“]§ |828 Harry week., Charlottetown, was-E
U10 OD ' .
 ;l .1 1 1 . d_ passenger to the mainland by the
_'if-_ WM B an _,___ Northumberland this morning, '
Mrs. J. C. Hobbs, 'Kent Bt.,
OhBf|0t`l'»°l50W1\» has returned home
from attending the funeral of her
'l1Hl°\'~iu-law, Mrs. Joseph Webster,
Searletown. '
. --ae..
The funeral of Ruth, the youngest
daughter of S. F. and Mrs. Tarhusti,
will leave their house, 104 Fitzroy
Sf-. at 2.30 to-morr_ow_afternoon to
Pcoplela cemetery.
TIN Harland left Charlottetown at
1 D~m- yesterday for Orwell and will
return this morning at 10 and leaves
again at B p.m. for Orwell, |_-¢¢ni-n-
ing about 8.30.
Any Person in this Province, who
intends to visit. New York City, eith-
er forbuslness of pleasure, may had
lt to their advantage to write "F‘.
I-L." care of Guardian, Charlotte-
town.
- a - .
ha” Kona to Picton, the guests of
George and Mrs. Wallace, in their
motor. Mr. and Mrs. Tait intend
visiting Halifax and P. E. Island be-
fore their return.-Exe.
The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this
Province. All auch items should be
mailed to "The Guardian News
D6pt.," ChB.l‘i0ttet0Wn, lmmgdiately
aater the events, etc., have transpir-
a .
Out of the thirteen recommended
applications for Government scholar-
ships reported by the Montreal
School Board in a recent issue of the
Montreal Star, the name of Ewen
Gillis, of the Emerald High school,
P. Fi. I., appears on the list..
The eastern express arrived in
Uhaalottetzgvn today at 8.15 a. 1;,
on me; e sou ern accomnio -
tion at 9.55 u.m., twenty minutes
lirte; the gtlgpa Traverse accommoda-
tou nt. .5 a.i:n., on time. and the
Tlgnish txiiccommodation at 11.40 a.
m., on me.
Mrs. John T. Smith and hor sister
Sarah McDonald of Seattle, Wasli,re-
cantly arrived in this 'Province on a
vislt_to their parents.. Alexander and
ltgrmp dM§Dt;:ald,d Brooilglyiih Thiey
s op _e o ree aye w e’r sa-
ter Mrs. Hugh Mchure, Bradaibune,
and purpose remaining for the winter
as their father is declining in health,
'rim oiiiriotiewwii mae ann. and
i‘3.?‘¥f£.§3“;¥.l?l"?.i§§7°°i.°‘.t..ff°“‘¥‘i?;
e a er n.
conditions were ideal and although
the scoring was not excentionally
llilrh, yet competition was keen.
The sixth in the series of'inatclies
fpr the Ferris Tyro Lup was won -by
(seo. J. Rogers with a. score of 89.
"This is tix second time _Miz Rogers
as won e cup and if he succeeds
in winning lt.onca more, it will ho-
come his permanent property. The
first match in the series for the H.H.
iii-own cup, open to all club mom-
bcrs, was won by Cuylcr McKenzie
with a score of 94. ‘
.-
tF\‘nm Yesterday-'s Evening Guardian)
Mrs. C. J. Patton who has _been
visiting in Charlottetown left this
morning on return to her home in
Vancouver, B.(l. -
W. A. Morrill, teller' of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, St. John, is sponding
his vacation with his parents at Al~
baiiy, P. E. Island.
Mrs, John Goughon, Pittsfield, Mc.,
who hast been visiting her parents,
John and Mrs. Stewart, Charlotte-
town. left on return Elaturday.
E. Deli. Tremsine and Mr. Boyle,
ish
Inspectors of _the Marina and `I~‘ er-
ies Department, Ottawa, were pas-
sengers to the mainland from Char-
lottetown this morning by the North
umberland;  ' ' ` .
"The purity
freshness ami absolute
deliclousness of Molr'a Chocolates,
are known to all lovers of high
grade sweet meats We carry a full
line of these chocolates in hulk and
package. Our sales are an large that
each shipment is soon sold out, and
you are thus sure of trol-“HK Bl\B0l
utely fresh chocolates-250. 350. 50c.
and we pkgs, we lb. in bulk
_ Pteoplefs
of-`-ip;-s
z
' general cargo and a large niunher of
W Frank iid Mrs Tait Dorchestort
. At the Charlottetown Police Court
_ _ skis  I .V l `
  -.Lf    
A Roller Skate Novelty
Better Than the `13est -
was a passenger to Kensington this
__4_-.-
Edwin Aitken, Charlottetown, waaj
among the outward passengers by the
Northumberland this momlng. ._
Arthur Morlian Thomson, Glasgow,
Scotland, ta vlaiting his uncle J. L.
Thomson, Charlottetown. l
Misa Lulu M. Scott, Clyde Rive;-_ 15
at present visiting in Long Creek the
lguest of her friend Myrtle E. Hender-
son.
Alex. Home and Miss Irene Horne;
Charlottetown, were passengers this
morning to Halifax by the Northum-
berland to attend the ¢;hi\,lq0n_
The Northumberland left Charlotte-
town this morning at 8.80 with a
passengers.
Among the passengers west from
Qharlottetown this morning were:-
t.ol. S. F. Moore, Benjamin Bremner
and Conn. J. McNevin_
William Grant and W. M. Spence,
POT* E181". who have been visiting
in this Province, returned home re;
contly.
this morning the theft case against
Margaret, Gormley was remanded un-
til the 23rd. Thus. llonaghan and
W. Davis for being drunk were dia-
rnisaed, it being their first appear-
ance.
Mrs. E. H. Ramsay and little
flfillgllliér, who have been spending
the summer with Mrs. l`lomsay'n
motlier, Mrs. McN\itt, nt, Mnipeqne
il’-E-T-), returned home on Monday.
Iicv. Mr. Ramsayreturnad more than
o week ago.-St. John exe.
::»We have an excellent dyspapi-lin
cure, if you are suffering from any
form of this i'.om.nion disease, Roxall
Dyspepsla Tablets assist the atom-
ach in its work of digesting food,
acts as n. gentle tonic and enables
the \>0‘lY to derive all the nour’lah-
ment from the food and cures stom-
ach troubles permanently. Sold with
the Rexall guarantee. The McKin-
llfm DWR Co., corner Great George
and Kent Sta. Mtf.
|1|§§_cur class] A
P Purchasers of cut glass v
need lo make sure that they
' are getting lhegenuine article.
We know that there is he-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers wlio are considered reliable
. a line of so called cut glass in
which the pattern is really
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a
a wheel. »
V Our Cut Glass
sfullyfcut When _the cutter takes
a piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished hy hand.
We control for Cliarlottrtown,the
- Eroduct ofthe oldest and largest
anadian factory, and feel that we
have the very lies! in cut glass to
olferour patrons. ' .
"G. l`. llU'l‘C
jeweler-Optician ‘ `
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` ROCKY- POINT BOAT
` Change of Timo
until further notice the l-4.8 Hillsboro
'will rua dailgltoxcept Sunday) at th
-'lol swing hrs. iz.
` Leave 0h’tovvn
;8tln_m
E*
-;;§‘§==§§i
_n fl
. an as ' 3'
3
UM'
°..-_
asses
one
1
SUNDAY
Lesvo 0h'tovvn Leave
:.035 I. ln. llluttllll
9'” 2 no
I 5 l
M MURPIIYM
Rocky l‘oin
am
n in
°.."‘
,Tliedtr
V *'-ai
, .ln ‘ l_.l.l1ust.-'a‘tr._¢__i: ,S_,o§i'l__g_‘_s~
n anaemia; 0 n--1 o_.¢.'1‘0 A J
_1
1
Un ' N0 Other If Dlyato bil! in this Province. ‘ (From #Yesterdays Evening Guardian) i C
I ' A recent Utica »Globe contains a F. J. Holman, Charlottetown, left
oe c  mil Photo of Sir Louis H. Davies, this morning for Bydnsy,.C.B. '
* v ' 0ttawa,_=_ »-
A F ul th _ ` -_ J. N. Rettenbury. Charlottetown) _
U? ~ ing _
Sold ¢_v¢|»ywh¢g¢_ WM a lydlenger west yesterday af- m mi K' ____ a  
ly from 75c to
` Send for
The olwavs
V 4
Here’s the chance of a great'
saving on dress fabrics, \7Ve
have a number of pieces oi
tweed, cloth, etc which we are
putting on sale on the' Firrst
counter. They are sold regular-
$_I.20 a yard.
Samples
C
a yard
Stonlev Bros
busv Store.
STBAHSIIIP
al.l. Till. WAY BY ware!
Eastern 5.5. Corporation
iurraiuriouu. Linz
AUTUMN. EXCURSIONS
onaswrrsrown 'ro acsron
gaston and return  ...,. . ....8105
ti.§“""..'t2“ '°ti'a'-“is1?..a'.'.>'i'aei.' 'na' .'39
tlnuliigau tirgctfober flth, incfuslve- Hx-
curslon tiliikets will bs sold ai above rates
"a°.‘2:. °‘1§'t'i:"‘.'i::'.:.t ‘:a.~,'... .
o.oo°niii. iii 3'.. wsaimiiaga' and nfl-
 ..li'C;°-itlrilliiirgliilsélthndohn at 'Log
p.inM'l‘uesdays. and Saturdays for Bos
I E
it
loiior tlllrckets. literature and information
2l§2ii.'a‘ii.'?§Jii.‘l‘3".i’f.¢‘i§3i‘.I;.."‘"“'°
L-o=.i.a-rin-ioi.r.».~ H
Bt John. N. B.
 
Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co
Limited.
Oommenclng Monday the fith of May the
Steamer "Northumberland"
leaves Oharlottetbwn for _"tctuu,N B.. at
.U0 o clock a. m.. leaving Picton on return
-shouts ic  m. __ .
Uonnecl. one made at Picton for all
points in Nara Scotia.
Steamer "Empress
s Snnimeruide for volnt du Cpane-
.. about l0o’clock a. rn., leaving int
Chane on rgturn about 4.3? p. m.. con
nectlng with gaxpraaa trains or Chariot
tetovra and Tigniah. Connections made
at Point. du_Chone for all points in Canada
and the United Staten.
G W. WAKEFOBD.
Manager.
uharlottatovvn. P. E. island.
Ziird Ma!
S0tJlllS, i’.li. Island and
MAGIIALEN ISLAND
STEAM-SilIP__,SliRVlCE
l‘heA I. Steam ship "LADY BYHIL.
will leave the Railway \vharf.‘Pictou.
avnry onday and Thursday morning on
arrival of the Express from lialllnx, for
the Magdalen islands, calling at Bouris.
P. lt. l. going and returning.
F rt' l I t W . Bob
aouoiltlliaonmdlzzh-tslpd)tyH:|ifa: Ohaeagli
l\~es.Aient at Picton. Matthew & Mc
Lana. goats at Bourie or Wm. Mellor
Manager and Owner. -
Pietou, April 22nd. lilz.
:.25
=s
"If we say that we have the largest
 _  __ _pl . it Eli )
"Biggest: Bargain sale of the Gen-
and best assorted stock of hats in the tury. Plain and fancy silk priced from
city, it’a either a true or a false 25c to $1.40 going at half price. Now
statement. We are satisfied to let the is your chance, you will never get
men of this city be the judges. Sec another like it. These silke may he
our new full shapes before you buy. ‘used for dresses, blouses, dressing
Prowse Bros., Ltd. 9-l0Mt.l. _j:ickets, and fancy work. Patonen
9-l4Mtl.
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....2 ~- ' 1 15' ‘I
The Children`s
Teeth
are no important to he looked after ai-
arc the older peopie'a-pmliaps more so.
The-ir teeth muy not ache nor 'ie decay-
ed-tliey should not he allowed to get so
A too ii in lime,as well as a atiti-l\_ in tim
saves nine. lil-ing the little folks into ou
office, and lheir welll will be carefully
looked ufler. i"irst-class work at mcrlernt
prices.
DR. ROBIN S
_ _ ~ Queen Street, nex Fleer & t`-off Hlimie 275 I
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~ .One esnt per word first insertion in this column. half ren- por word lor
each continuation. Cash must accompany order and live por cant dis-
count allowed. Minimum ehargr Twenty-live cents. .
e.
_  't-is
WHITE t
t»,_......<o
DOHI NION
’..fiRlilSi Sli i.iiitt`;\ `i,i.Nt.~f\‘
'IIONTREAI/--QUEBEC
LIVERPOOL
&AlL|N0sverySA1`URDAY8 bl!
"L\lJll.‘.N'l`lC" AND "MlKlAN1W"
"‘~‘..'"'.:*..-'n;:;:.:‘°“........‘-":.f..'i""
` “'l'EUTONlC‘° lr "CANADA"
'  'nu s'r. Lawlllndl ll
snos'ras'l'aolrrs”mlmnrl
Tn our 4 oavs-a'r‘ssa‘ 
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P
PLANT ENE A
Direct Route io; Boston
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS
---- _ _--------_ -------f- ~--f_r:---- _;------~-~ -v
 GUARDIAN ctiissiril-:ii ans
- » FOR SALE .
FOR SALE, 2 PAIR l3l.A(.tK Sli.-
'ver foxes, one pair of very dark
patches (breeders). Spleinlid color
-' and well furred. Prices, etc., ap-
- ply "C.," Box 47, Alberton._
it-11Mlw.
 ‘
" _!"£'!_‘!-_5__.!_*2!-_‘I._
GIRL WANTED-FOR GENERAL
.housework at King Edward Hotel.
_9_'_1iN£‘.‘I"‘-
'wAN'l‘ED-A'r ONCE six BRIGHT
girls tn learn the iiiiilinery busi-
, ness. Apply to Moore & McLeod.
- 9-10Mtf.
.wAN'rniT,"a onli. ron oi§i`i~'ai"$i.
‘ l-_
housework, one who understands
plain cooking preferred. Apply to
 _._.MM»_E "$18. _ 
APi‘RFlN'l‘I(tE WANTED IN B0ll.lD;l
shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart &_
(‘o. _ 8-1_6 M tf.,
 
MRAYED
.°.’I‘RA\YED-A SPO'I"l‘ED RED AND'
white year-old hull," has been on
the premises of Lea Howarth,
Vornwnli during summer, and if
not clninicd by Saturday, Sept.:
iilst, 1912 will he sold on that
ate t public auction at 1 p m`
ii ny _ .
to pay expenses. 9-l4lVi3ipd.'
T0 lE'I`
LOST-A RING WITH' TWO KEYS.
Finder please leave at this office
1:..
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il
8- 24SttMEi3i.
‘ Oainiinenolng Monde Bept..ltith and gan' ‘L O' mms’ 279  A V i 9-1t;'1\i3a_
°:.;-,»   The Greatest Ever
The Charlottetown Exhi-
  tion
__ 24-th to 27th September |912
Contract closed for Flying Machine two flight each day
 starting andiinisliing in front of the graudstand. '
_ ‘-"-.- ” . ' The Aviator is the same whgi so siinécessliiilgly preforripci
‘ " ' ` ‘ ' _ last week in St. johns and who as ma e e g t success n
_ P_l£_l_f{_'_feK__°£_ff",(_f,f__f'gf,;_-  t aigiio in ciitffyfieia Maine ali.. week.
” wi _ Thetother at_traetions--
~ -...lnici-‘ananr 'ri-_ian ri-iafaalsfr. ~
 . ;- _  #_ _.=' _
_.latin 'eliange _of Photo. Playa,
Miss'~Jea1i= Chapman' _ R _
_l ,_ _ ._ .C. R. Smallwood C
I 3 . _Secty-Tieas
_-il
'I‘lie,Horse Races---seven classes all filled.
' Dewar's Comedy Animal Circus.
'Burgas and Clara Gymnastic Combination ` Act.
The Three La Vans-Comedy Gymuasts
' The Adelaide Trio Tight Wire Act.
" The Norik oil Troupe Russia Dancers.
' Cheapest Rates by Steamers and Railways
Charlottetown to Boston _'md return
FARI-2513 oo. Good for thirtydays
from dateof sailing. '
For further information apply
i0 -
T. NiC0l.l. _
Agent Cli‘Town
,_______..___ .___-
TENDERS ‘
Falconwod llospital, Provincial
Infirmary, King’s, Quse`n’a,
and Prince County Prisons.
Departuient of Public Works,
Charlottetown, Sept. 14, igrz.
SEALED 'i`l'§Nlli'IRS will he fe.
ceived at tliiei Office until noon on
Saturday. September 28th.-|9|Z.
From any person or persons will-
ing to contract to supply the Fal-
conwood Hospital 8: Provincial ln-
firmary for a period of Fifteen
months, from October ist. igrzto
December 31st, i913, with supplies
as per list to be seen at this Oiiice.
Also to supply Queeu’s. Klngfs
and Prince County Prisons for the
same period and under the seine
conditions with the following art-
icles;-Hard and Soir Bread, Mo-
lasses, Oatmeal, Kerosene ~0il`an`_il
Fresh Beef. ` -1.
All articles are required to beoi
the best quality, '  
Tenders must express the. price
per barrel, pound and,gallon,"au_¢_l
to be accompanied by the nauief of
two responsible persons -willing in
become hound for the faithful per-
formance ol the Contract. _ _
The Trustees and- the "Deport-
ment do not hind themselves in ac-
cept tlie lowest or any tender. " _`
The Tenders must expresson the
cover, “Jail Supply Tender" 'and
cial Infirmary Tender". `
'L. B, McMlLl.AN, ` ji
Secy. of Public-Worka,,
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“Falconwood Hospital and Pruyih-1