r
urssr saws 'f_;j ' -51;
._ - 'a
rnn'_»°ri»=-1-1 v' _
_ ._ vcn the plain gold circlet of the wedding ring
_ ,_ varies in style- You may have a plump, narrow
ring or one quite wide and and thlnner in ro or-
`lo°.;-lg
_ . . _ ,I _ V _ . P . P
*L_  tion. _
_ ` _' _ Select the style yonfsncy and we can give you
any size and styleyon wish. V
   W. W. Well-rler -'dw'--L
l
_ ` Photos' ofthe ‘Baby °
._ _ ,q~‘ts»`ph_ote__ taken oiye
` baby`.‘l°hla is the studio whel-I:
baby is always welcome. Call
or write today for an appoint.
- ment.
COOK ,STUDIO
__ 152 Queen St.
_ T
 
Hard Cn
Afloat and to arrive per
Schooners “Damietta" and
Iohanna” and “Ann J. Train-
er" :zoo Tons best quality
Hard Coal in' Egg, Stove and
Chestnut Sizes.
Customers would do well to
book their orders so as to
have their Coal delivered
\
_l
whilst vessels are discharg-
ing.
C. Lyons Q Co
_t_Farm For Sale
` The undersigned offers for sale his
valuable farm of`l45 acres near Milton
Station iso acres cleared and the balance
covered withafins growth hard and soft
wood. Two nsverfanling wells of water,
windmill fixtures House and out-buildings
in the best of repair. Nearto Church.
School,and only 6% miles from Ch'town
inspection invited. ' '
_ For particulars apply on premises to
_ W. H. HORNE
Milton Station
9 z6EliihsnblE|ilhenMz8 z,5,&g, Bu 2.
-5- For Sale
~ Holstein Bull, Sir Mercena losco No.
7 13, V_ol l3, bred by W, H. Simmons
N9ew Durham, 0nt.,Calved 15th March,
lgogwill be sold at reaarnable rices.
Also l, 6 H. P. Witte Gasoline lgngine
_llsed ton months. Afirst class Ergine will
esll cheep as I require more power, also
one New Thrasher and some combined
,Thrashers and Cleaners.
' _ w. J. scorr.
' R. R, No. 3 Marshfield
P. E. l.
9~r6F6lpr|. _
BUSEESS EDR SALE
As I am leaving shortly for west-
ern Canada. I am offering' for hn-
mediatesale the stock and goodwill
of my furnishing, clothing and hat
store on Queen Street. Any infoma-
tion needed will be gladly furnished
on application. Call at once, asl
will _positively close with some per-
sonon or before Sept. 27th.
f ' H. H. BROWN
a 9- -x'/Mtf
m 
_rf
.,-,T I _eeavho
Coal is going up in price-
You would have been wise to have given
oe your order for next wmter'l\ supply llll
month Denoput it oil' snrlenger.
, You can make good ilnterest on y°\l\‘
money by acting prompt y.
' Step ln today and book your order W0
lbs", sgeod sto- it ot Anthraclte. Svdney
illdervs Rnnsllea sed Nut Coal nn _ han _
-llllhlllilhlltll & C0
'  ' ¢.,\ c-ua
f.“'i.°“ my |_$°1°.,...»...is.s. 1.1...
_osles gum ea. Plwns 4'-i led 4°9
i'§lesmer tor Sale
It " I fl.. D 0 % n'
-  |°J°'g,,'i,"¢g'§i'iii'a'ioa 'r:u.e`i»pv»r
 fastened. ‘lgvls screw surface condensing
.:!eenpennd»ssglna‘s“¢g&t:\"l;‘,l::;.f‘:f\!lci\.;:f
'gisstsml ¢`el|aepl»M_Mf0* 5°‘*‘,
- A|,|9.,..M,,tt|sfy sehocasr68¢ee».4°
l..r.‘-'agua  __ 
. . _ .»_;¢;,p,_|p1l‘G|,lY|¢Co|,
I _ _fghpisnlrnr-_-i_inli|\\= N-S-
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`~ *'~ Tn-.,_»_f,‘__ ‘,¢ ‘.8 iv' 'A~ "
ye-  »
1
l sniagraB
for VVomen
Here are two good bargains
in this season's boots f o r
.women that will make your
visit to the city during Ex.
blbltion Week twice as profit-
able and pleasant.
Women'a patent colt boot.l6butt-
ons high. this ycar's model with
new toe, high heels, short vamps.
a splendid boot that has been sell.
ing all along at $4 for . ,._ .,.$2.9B
Same as above in gun metal
wo|t;h$4for ........ . . . .
.. $2.98
all bool, I6 buttons high,
st. last, new tae, high
arched uppers, sells
r special price..$J.9B
Alley Ee? Co.
 135 Queen St. 
Pickling “Vinegar
The Pickling season will soon be ler
and as usual we are well Stocked withtbo
best grades of vinegar on the market. We
have in stoclr.-
Proof-White Wine
' “ English Melt _
Pure English Mali
“ Cider s -
Also at good assortment of' Picltliug Spice
n pkges and in bulk- _
Beer '®. »Goff’s
0NE GOLll MEDAL
sun
'l`W0 SILVER MEDALS
.lwannlzn oulz '
Pll0'l`0GliAPllS_
At Halifax Exhibition '
l
Visit our STUDLO while
in town, and ses display at
Exhibition building over
Main Entrance.
BAYER Pll0l'0 S'l’Ul)l0
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
ni)b'.'°il'i°Hnmn
? Blisrseonbenet
l _ tal rlols
B einldn Bll. P ‘ns 154.!
a r s 1
____ .__ W ._=_-__':;;__ _;___,__ -»»~»----- ~--~-- ;
_ J. B. BROWN. D. M. D
DENTIBT
en: -'..=n'n :drain-'~
inngdsrlottetnwn.
I Hildllr.
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SALE OF NEW FURNITURE.
8 Sldsboards, 8 Wicker Chairs. 15
Iron Beds, Parlor Tables, Parlor
Sultes, Couollaq. Extension Tables,
'Bureau and Commodes at lowest
prices. Sas our mattresses and
springs, they are thefbest for the
leeefmonsy. All alles. If the also ls
nge 14 nook we will send and get it
foryou, no extkei- charge. Go-Carts
up ig” Carriage to clear at n
dfsoottllt. James; aton l Co. 9-Glltf.
"Nd ‘matter wlatqon vans in tur-
niturs Peters sell it tor less
 -  _ 6-nun.
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clllnlolrslolln
lt pays to -buy ln this Prbvince.
D. J. McLean, North Wiltshire, ts
in Charlottetown.
James Pender-gust, Kensington, is
in Ch.arl0i;¢lt.own.
Bruce Davison of Bummersideis at-
tending the Charlottetown Exhibi-
tion. ‘ '
George Campbell, owner or Happy
George, challenges Aqufri to a race
on any "dey, any track, or any price,
in 1912.
~Mra. A. I-I. Boswell of Marshfield
was the successful Awinner of first.
prlse for the beat tub of butter at the
recent Halifax Exhibition.
Mrs. Wm. Galloway of Philadel-
-phia. Pa., left Charlottetown this
_ morning on return after visiting A.D.
and Mrs. MacDonald, Durell.
The Northumberland left Charlotte-
town this morning for Picton at 8.30
.with a large passenger list, and a
general cargo.
Miss Edith Vtclrsrson of Cardigan
and Mrs. R-. M. Duggan of -Halifax
were visitors in Charlottetown yes-
tarday.
Wm. McNeill, reporter of the Ga-
zette, Glace Bay, C. B., and F. J.
Stanley are visitors to the Exhibi-
tion.
At the Charlottetown Police Court
Yesterday morning the following
drunks were disposed of: J-as. Arsen-
alllt, John Horne, Angus Gallant and
Nelson Whitlock were each fined $2
'01' 5 days. and Peter Kelly was lined
`$5 or 20 days.
The marriage took place in Halifax
on Wednesday, Sept. 25th, of Miss
Phoebe Worth, dgughtcr of Henry and
Mrs. Worth, Charlottetown, to Harry
A. Watson of Halifax. _The wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev. C.
_-7- Cl‘0WdiB- (Sydney papers please
copy-) _
Rally Day will be observed next
Sunday by the Sunday School of
Cherry Valley at 2.30, and at Ver-
non River at 7 o'clock. Rev. Henry
A. Brown wili address the school on
The Bible, The Flag and the Sunday
Sunday School. There will be special
music.
L. B. Miller, Proprietor of the Char-
lottetown Business College, Char-
lottetown, has The Gum-dian's thanks
far a useful and beautiful calendar
for 1913. "Low Tide. Beverly,
Maas.," is the title of the handsome
lrontisplece reproduced by color pho-
tography from the original.
_._
The eastern express arrived in Char-
lottetown yesterday at 8.20 a. m.,
live minutes late; the southern ac-
commodation at 9.50 n.. m., fifteen
minutes late; the Cape Traverse ac-
commodation at 10 a.m., flvg min-
utes late; and the Tignish accommo-
dation et 11.40 a.m., on time-.
There will be no Thursday evening
service in the Cornwall Methodist
Church on Oct 3rd but on Friday
evening. Oct 4th, all persons who
are interested in the Preservation of
the L0l°d's Day Alliance in Canada,
are invited to go and hear Rev.
George W. Mlngie, B. D., L.L.D., toil
of Past results, Present prospects
and Future Needs in relation thereto.
King George, Division, No. 274,
at Mt. Stewart is in good condition.
The officers for the new quarter are
as follows. N. P.-D. Blrt. N. A.-
Mra. E. S. Weeks. R. S.-Lilian
Douglas. Ast. R. S.--Wm. Douglas.
F. B. -Arthur Collin. 'l‘res,a.-Mo-
Leod Douglas. Chap.-Mrs. D. Bert.
Corld.-Carle Bnvyer. Ast. Con.-'
Grace Codin. I. Sent.-Lizzie Fergu-
son.-0. Sent.--Edwin Jay.-Orgsnlst
-\-Irsne Blrt.-Sept. Y. P. W.-Mrs.
R. Clarke. Deputy- Rev. E. S.
Weeks.
Wallace E. Scantlebury, Charlotte-
town, grsduate student ofthe ln-
ternatfonal Correspondence School ol
America has s splendid exhibit of
Advertising Show cards, in the
Southwest end of main exhibition
used. Mr. Scantlshllry is also sl first
‘class building lettarcr and has manv
standing ad\'ertise»ments around
Charlottetown, including the artistic
lettering of the "The Rexsll Store"
placed on clap boards, on the Kent
Street side of the McKinnon Drug
Co’s, drug store. Merchants through-
out the Province, requiring show
cards, should write Mr. Scantlcbury.
delfefousness of Moir's Chocolates,
are known to all lovers of high
grade sweet meats. We osrry a full
line of these chocolates in hulk and
Package. Our sales are so large that
each shipment is soon sold ont, and
you are 'thus sure of getting absol-
utely fresh chocolates-251:, 35c, 50c,
_and 60o pigs, lille lb, in hulk. ELA.
1 foster, Central Drugstore.
g  °
1, Peo|lle’s Theatre
, I The Girl lle l-elt Behind
l 2 Arabian Trades
, 3 Baby Stamps the Post
'U ' ` Cards °
4 The Ghost of Circle
“X” Ranch
_ lilss Chapman
 _lu Illustrated
‘ - a.sS|»nl.l¢ln
_s one 'mil s
qnas_-v ' I
~‘v ~ - .
'=='ru» purity. neninm .na ..l.¢o1no.‘
‘Miss Evelyn iltevenson, Brackley
Pt., is visiting in Charlottetown.
Miss Jennie Orr, Cavendish, is vig-
ttlng-ln Charlottetown.
_Min Tisle .Clarke of Cape Traverse
ia spending a fdw days in Charlotte-
town. _
gMrs. W. H. P. _Irving of Cape Trn-
vsrae _is attending the Charlottetown
Exhibition.
Misa, Melsta Jvnel. P0Wnal, who
hu boon visiting in Sussex left yes-_
terday for Boston. .- _ ;
V .-1$-
'Sev. H. Scott-Smith will conduct.
service st Christ Church, Cherry,
Valley, next Sunday ,afternoon at 8
o’clock.
H s Worship Mayor Bclyea left yes-
terday to attend the exhibition in
Charlottetown, P. E. I.-St.. .lolm
Exo. ' `
Prof Alex McPhall, M. L. A., King-
ston, Ont., who has been visiting in
this province left yesterday morning
on return. _
Among the passenger from Char-
lottetown to Montreal yesterday were
A, E. Simpson, M. L. A., Mrs. Wm.
McLean and Mrs. W. K. Rogers.
Mrs. Henry Jones, Hazelbrook, and
Mrs. Edwin McFarlane, Annandale,
who have been visiting in Moncton
passed through Charlottetown yester-
day en route to their homes.
The marriage took place last
week at the home of Albert and
Mrs. Webster, Morell, P.E.I. of their
daughter Lily Ann with Alfred Eyre
of Cambridge, Maas. The ceremony
was performed by Rcvl E. S. Week!
of Mt. Stewart in the presence _of ou-
ly _the members of the family.
_ , .__-
St. Dutlstan's Cathedral was the
scene of a pretty event on Tuesday
morning, September the seventeenth,
when Clara May, daughter of John
and Mrs, Currie, Fairview, was unit-
ed in marriage to Geo. A. Wilson son
of George and Mrs. Wilson, New
Dominion, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. Father Pius Mac-
Donald. The bride was prettily at-
tired in a dress of ivory silk. with
silk fringe trimming, and large black
picture bat. She was attended by her
sister Diss Sadie Currie, who was
dressed in cream n\ln's velling with
satin trimmings, and black picture
hat, while the groom was supported
by Bruce McAulay, Tr'aca.dis Cross.
After the ceremony the party drove
to the homo of thc bride, where din-
ner was served to a. large number ol
guests. The bride wus the recipent. of
a large number of beautiful and cost-
ly presents, which showed the high
esteem in which she was held by all
who knew her. _
__.___.__..-.__
_"We use only 'the freshest and
purest drug in compounding our pre-
scription and theldepartmcnt is in
charge of only expert, licensed phar-
macists who are supplied with every
facility for the quick and correct
compounding of all prescriptions of
all physicians, Leave your next hers.
Prescriptions by phone, receive
prompt attention. The McKinnon
Drug Co., Corner' Gt. George and
Kent Sta. 9-25Mt!_
0ur
Dptical Department
will no doubt be very busy
during Exhibition week.
Our aim, however, will
be to give our patrons as
in the past `
The best possible service
we respectfully solicit
your patronage.
3`.§i.‘.§“'i§.;'.“i’.f.f.‘T"°'.‘.§’i.’éii. ‘Z.‘l'.‘i...i§‘ ' G. F. lllllthtsull
Ieweller-Optican ' -
Beauty And Dignity
mark the monuments, headetones,
etc . executed here. No criticism is
possible of stones erected by ns.
Monuments of Y
Cllastc Design
perfectly carved on our regular
product. Weshall be glad to sub-
mit designs and snmstos for the
rseutorzal you plan io erect in “lbs
Silent ‘ty.
Chandler Q. Bell
i Equally Lew lates from and te 
other points, ,__ l
9 -. _
Prize iVVmneirs _ 
- Dress Goods
We ha "f some liees ef
dress go , that without a
4 doubt ho d the ‘premier place
for high value lines,
Bradford T-weeds
Brown
New' Enjsh  is the newest
rough makes
V` 44 5| iacbss wide Slc a yard
West of England Tweeds is faa_ Creys
Navy and Black Serges i
Plain cldth in all eelsrs `
Fall
M illinery
ful opening and have
all prices.
' Heavy Tas Qape
Heavy Grey Suede
-i__i.§,`
We have had a sucegps-
ow
on display a large assa-
ber of trimmed hats at
Mc a pair
Ie 4'- xc ya¢d.
_42c syard
K
I 55, Lg a yard x
5Oc fe.2.7$ s yard
ac, Bfc, Lx per yard I
A =Men’s Furitishinqs
g Another new range of Swagger Neckwear
_ ’ has arrived ia ine for this week’s showing.
,I Glove Specials _» 5;, ,,,,,| 75, my,
Uncle
894': a pair `
~ These gloves are rag- ‘
al, _
-11.
Mlnard's Liniment. Oo., l...n...¢e.
Dear Sirs.-While in the ceusky
last: summer I was badly hittsa by
mosquitoes, so badly that I thought
I would be disfigured for a couple ef
weeks, I was advised te try your
Llulment to allayths irrltatlieauaad
did so. The slsct was more than .I
expected, a few applications cam-
pletely curls; the irrutfoa, asd pro
venting the bites from bscomlas sets:
MINA~RD'S LINIMENT is also arid
article to keep oil the mosquito _
' Yours truly,
W. A. V, R.
"Cllr Policy. Our quality
back sl everything. Patoas
_--
RATES from (h'tswn
Special Lew Rslss _
Second-Class Daib
Tt.X.:.':‘.°2“l_°s. '- 
t':'tlf.“"».‘2:=.-_ E 55-50
NelsonfB.C.
:i..‘!h'..'.‘i'l%'.'.°°' } “js
Sept. 25th te October llth,
lm I
nlarly sold at I.” a' pair _
and at that price are vqy
good values while at 894:
s pair they' are exceptin-
the best qseiitiss.
l "Exh§biion Visitors”
  at   
RIB RIIIQPWTN- | "
Dill! svary sac. _
Fine heavy We
twseds _with latgf s'
_ and oolllrs
 Nav , wal, Green, ll* sad Drews
` 'V ‘ Cray and Mixed Bluf-
__ at Cletk is all siz
Fancy striped Twaeds, Navy, lrsea and
I File quality of revers-
ible cloth
2.45
last qualities ef rever-
sible Twssds
New Sweater Beats is every stitch and
esler .size 36 te 44. 
Ladiesii-_  ‘ ‘A 
chilafslis '
Coats 1' _ '
$950
|225 C l6.ll
3|.” to 28 I0.
iddiea’ `
Coats
Navy blue and Fawn
Cheviot: and llagkgt.
cloth.
5 75 is 8.00
69c to 5.25 each
r
TIUZQT
Of seurse Stasley’s are noted for carrying
Medium weight `
85 to L65 a pair
, Heavy Weight l,Ol to 5.03 a pair _
_ V,
_ out _' _pos
he a»L\x_ia.vs D- sv Si`or\€- -
_ ,_ ,__ _ _ . ,iv
.ew abou tif teeth? While inthe city exhibition week drop
into service ss ve than maui
s few nisatessa ill tall yea
sed PRl~lOl*'CHARGE only takes
exactly *what yep need and it won't
seat Y" eae`pseay_ We make teeth ns gssrsslse ries: to lit exactly.
We eraasse perfectlea is Crews sad lrldgewsrhlxiractin g and
filli tbeat pds~-- prices moderate. ,/7 -' ,
12 seas St. (Next Beer'& lcff’s
sr has -Q,   
- - rua.-int.-_]__  
' ‘ i"‘ in A _ The hens fer |e'e¢ elel-his Neokwderzpursuperb showing
ratess. 9_'45f'\'~*
._i-
The sis store with the square
deal. Pa sans. ""°M"'
Our Pall styles,prs the talk ef
the town. Patens. 9-25Ml-I
PM ~_
Bxtraerdlaery dill Of UNK'
wear at Perens. 9-2lN\\¢
Aflyer in carpets. All car!"-S
discounted ter this week Curl!!!
sxnlaltlsn at Patens. 9-25Mt..
The best. argument. ln cold
weather. Our stylish suits Bhd
overoeats. Petens 9;25Mt-f
Vlslters ts the exhibition will
have a chance of seeing the hast.
carpets mass auninimum PYIGOS-
eusmy tns nlsnest. srloes the
lowest. resens. 9-25Mlf
r` ale new ready for Fall
,n*'.»... 9-25_Mu
~3|"a|I showing et all new qeods
at Patsns. 9-25Mt¥.
Greet clesrinoe sale ef carpets
for exhibition week at Patens
9-25M%f.
Miller Iron. 'Mammoth Sale si
Second-Hand Orlans and Slightly
Used Planes. Watch for t e ad
l~25Mf.f‘
'ef'-r|e;l\vvear.3snnst. be beaten
Our ings 'e nsietsl ef Peislcys
crepe ralliians knitted sunsln
w,e,stx'l|»e pegbtnatziens, Cross
, 6 e d Boa ed Ines. Prices
_zlotsto 7pct_s;‘Nnt|onal Clothing
los. I//‘ ,V1 9-zsmt .
~ ' .\___ _
"There,is ealy oss host alle te
bay! your a°sw'fs1l hat. Do you
west te'huy_ yours at the but place,
from the ingest 'asssrtsnsat in the
city ‘l has aoa't by till you ass our
iteek. Prewss Hoa., Ltd. 9-lllltf.
` -1-__
\'l|ao's‘llool [eos is aa1ure'a own
tqalc. Price llc a hor, Tls Two
Metab' , 9-Nlflil.
°'Ti”'l""'“§'T"'
,uc ron a e
I an ipstroctbl b MR. ROBERT TAP-
lll te sell by auctles, at his _residence
ssar Wiaslee Statics. 4 miles from Chas-
lqtietewl "' _ -\ _
~_ ‘p On llendag. Sept 390
‘ &lo'clonk .llssbarp
STO --Horse 'yllesra old. (Park-
iidei. harm spasms , (Woodblrn), five
milch cows ia ca|f.~(¢0ad dairy cows), bull
I |-1 years old,\vll heildtl 2 !K|‘l0\d.\W&\
calves. brood sow with litter, two young
pile so hoes .
Pl.l\llN'l‘l-late srnskwrkee. ayv:
s drivinrwaqesge. one asv: (wiv og ale |l\
aew;wsoe sleik aesflyae_wseeesr.vfhee
rake, two hay mewsre. l-we slows, IL
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` barn Isles? se\nra\»ot,' :lay claus n,
_zz-‘si°Ei_‘=*l.-:-_6:.~.::'f:-l.'lfrf.~f.==-,ni
I?i'°::'.'l..~:- .-::~ .ta-f as
ws.aowl\ .nl».1l..o.r,s ,, ’ _ dn _  
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