16 -!
Wellner s _Iewelry Store We
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You will agree with us that we have almost ever mi -_ `
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$;sl§’1g‘;. ° H PCODS rooches BeItPins, Links  >
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THE' EASTERN GUARDIAN ‘9»
...‘IT PAYS to buy in this Province
...'THE DATE-is August 21th for
the Montague Horse Races.
...‘THE MORNING DAILY Guar-
When in search 0( Hi] ~ dian can be obtained at I-I. J. Ma-
phce to "nd just what :mi wgusagvf mr °f y°u\' "IP lo P. E. Island the bon's Drugstore, Bourls.
9  . _
 S  e nged? luGll)dI?>E?a,;udyEI-Tlsiiimidaylgdhxd an representative in Souris. His
is
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18 and residence phone 20. -
-- ;i .JBUBSCRIBRS should renew a
 _ greek or-I two before the time they
ave pa d for has expired and thus
20 p, C,  Menls  I ' not mise an issue, as all papers are
We have a limited asso.tment of U
|f“PPY S0168 i n inen’s :funnier »
shoes---shown in tan, parent and #"0
_ gnu metal' They are neat,.strong, ,.~~
light and good li ting shoes worth
H001 $3-00 U $5 io. Tnis week
......-»........»....25 p. c, off-
\“»`f
Also a nice line of canvas shoes .1-33;.
leather bound, regularly $2.25
'for ...... ... . _, ,___,___$I_60
G.t your 1 ony votes here.
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-A  Q C del? Will make their first appearance
y o  -
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Due to arrive per schooner
Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
lcite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes ‘
TE on uni 5
Photo Taken Today
You can get the best in good
photo-work here. Are tae newest
and most artistic effects. Most
reasonable prices
We Would Advise' gg,   =3
intending purchasers of hard
g eac
coal to book their orders- now C stage of their development
- . - .*_.______i___ li ‘ 1
as the price advances Iyer In Let Pictures keep them as the) ing dellartmen communicates witl
HI'
_e to-day-pictures full of uncon
the season, salons, unaffected grace, and the
individuality of the child.
Phone 111
Make an appointment for t`.en
0. l.yUiiS dt 00.
_to inspect our pla, room.
6-Mtf.
The Bayer Studio
Farm forSale
The undersigned offers for sale
her farm of 37 acres at Oyster bed,
Bridge, with good dwel ing house*
and barns. The cro -
ing thereon will be sold standing
lf not sold privately before Sep-
tember 15, will te sold by public
auction on that day, at 1 o'¢lo.k
p. rn. At the same time the stork
ps now grow
farming implements and furni me
will be sold
For further particulars apply on   
premises to '
MRS. (Dr) GALLANT d t th M W
Dated this Sth dny of August 1913 "__iiil-if zillwrqzncfd tt{i'd1vli°ri.e°}ila§l|d`yud
H;¥iT'?filiiti‘s piglble fo save then
br
MARG ARET G ALLANT w il do po lf no '-wp wtiil zivte ylziu the
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Take ll In
CANA DIAN NATIONAL
EX K I Bl l`l0N
'l`0RON'l`0
Aug 22nd 28th Sept 2nd
‘ FARES
1 $20.00
Aug Zlst, 25rd, 25th, 26th
27th, Sept 3rd and 4th _
$25.75
W. K. Rogers ,
CITY TICKET AGENT
Are You Using i
Arena Lawn
Stationery
‘7
Arena Lawn is the
l II I * -1?
our new line of Note
  p aper and Envelopes.
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1. cc*-ot/i,i;'/it il'°°°’°° 'li is ' Y
ill h Grade Coal
is th g kind we oul'I'.Y- ll d°°° ”°°
mnttelnowhen you order you can be s\1l'9
of getting satisfactory coil if J 0\1 °°m°
to ue.
We have on hand just now some ei;
°-lviioneliy load eesl for rangta BBL
kitchen us; in Risem Bcreeneél. Hallo'
“iles and illooei also eggs llrgiian
iziiest ‘prada Ameriesn olmuh da
ntonesn che tnunises. ilu*
We have lt in both ind Schr Edward ll Blake
Pound Packages and Tab- abgut ten day 5,
discontinued promptly on expiry
date,
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B. F KEITH S THEATRE.
"-iw, I _ < A number of new attractions never lowing and oblige,” thus apparently
~‘l§_., -»"‘ *'\\`\i before seen in Boston will be lnclud- implying that they think the items
i ` d th
0 on e_ bill arranged next week for
B. F. Keith's Theatre, The G1-ent,
Barnum & Bailey Circus during its
engagement in Madison Square Ger-
side of New York City in n spec
tacular aerial act that is described
as a genuine thriller. Surrounding
of turns new to Boston, among them
being Kramer and Norton, two black
- -' dots as they can themselves’ who scrlbers. Seldom ever does the sender
~ s
present a really startling and unique
series of dances and songs in black-
face. Captain George Auger, the
Eldot. will appear supported by his
novel company of midgets in "J ack,
The Giant Killer.” an adaption of
old fairy tale of that name, ani-1 oth-
er excellent features will be Irwin
and Herzog, two corpulent comedians
with splendid voices, known as
‘those men in b1ue;" Burke, King
and Walsh, dancers three, includinga
very pretty girl; Bell and West, an-
other new team of funmakers; the
Oxford Trio, fresh from Europe, who
will make their first appearance in
_ - . . r
hiidren are interestin in l this country at B' F` Keith S Thea"
tre, and numerous features as yet un-
announced.
ONE OF TME WONDERS
OF NEW YORK.
Nearly 100,000 strangers visit New
York daily and they come from all
parts of the globe. The majority of
them are sight seers and a large per-
centage of them do not leave the
City until they have paid a, visit to
the even popular, entertaining and in-
teresting Eden Musee, with its bun-
dreds of wax figures, groups, mechan-
cal and grotesque and innumerable
collection of celebrities. There is a
scarcely n. day passes that some fig-
_ire of universal importance is placed
an exhibition, thereby keeping this
wonderful amusement house entirely
vax figure to the amusement of all
concerned. One has to look twice at
the figures to make sure they are not
talking or looking at a dummy or a
live one.
ln addition to this collection,
which is the only one of its kind in
the United States,-and being entirely
different from anything to be seen in
New York, there is a daily afternoon
and evening band concern by the
Eden Musee's celebrated Quuintette,
nnd an extra attraction, the Cin-
ematograph moving pictures are
shown every hour during the day.
running from fifteen minutes to
thirty~flve minutes each time. All the
attractions are included for the price
of one admission ticket. There are
also features added from time to
time which tend to making a visit to
the Eden Musee on Wcsi: 23rd St. N.
Y., .n most enjoyable, pleasant and
educational one long to be remember-
cd.
READY FOR BIG
CANADIAN REGATTA.
HAMILTON, one., Aug_- 15.~Ar-
rsngements are complete for the first
annual regatta of the newly organ-
ized Interprovinclal Amateur Rowing
Association, which is to be held to-
morrow over the famous Burlington
Beach course, near this city, as the
concluding feature of the Hamilton
centennial celebration. Noted oarsmen
from Toronto, Ottawa, St. Cathar-
ines and other places will compete
for the valuable prizes offered by the
association.
. Livingstone, thence running westward
ly along the said Road for the dis-
tance of tive chains and eleven and
The Schr. "Oliver Amee
,-., ~ I mt-...,V-,v name we have given to will be due here this month ins western boundary or farm pin;
 p_______,, ,i , _ Wim
700 tons
_f bl win load at New york in
Lilfgl [HUM ]|i[ii[h3 "‘.‘;°°.;°:.::':::.°°:;:‘i:.c:°°;:» :£3
A _ Aden Troupe 0| sensational lady ae,-_ advertisement of Farm for Bale be in-
___5:_i9;,_¢4,_ _ 1,,iiBtB_ who- were brought to this serted free from day to day until he
._:_]£_)__.-; wunt,-y as R special feature with the cancelled it, as he is a subscriber to
,.
. yy.
this great feature will be 3 number.
up to date in every detail. Many a
/isitor who happened to stand still
or a moment has been taken for a
castcrn half of farm plot No. 12 on
1; .
...'ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order, Mini-
mum charge twenty~ilve cents.
...*THE MORNING - DAILY Guar-
dian ,can be obtained at W. A. John-
ston’s, Montague.
...'MR. ED. D. FEEHAN is Guardi-
phone number is 5, W. L. Dlngwell
Undertaker's office. MEM.
ALWAYS CONSULT
_ THE PHONE DIRECTORY.
Almost every day The Guardian re-
ceives orders by rnail to insert news
matter of an advertising nature. In
5 .
member of the staff and who have no
ccouni in the advertising depart-
ment, wrlte “Please insert the tol-
will be inserted free. Only a few weeks
ago e. reader wrote asking that his
The Guardian. In tliisconnection lt
may be said that the subscription
price is not sufficient, to even pay the
actual cost of paper, ink, presswork,
mailing, bookkeeping and other ex-
penses of the Circulation department
proper, and thus subscribers have no
privileges of free advertisement and
are on the same footing as non sub-
tate whether the item is to appear
in the Morning Daily or in the Even-
ing Daily, whether for one or more
times in either Daily, or ln both,
whether as a display advertisement,
announcement, business local, classi-
fied, ad or otherwise. When for
church or charitable purposes they
. seldom ever say so, or do not enclose
sufficient money to pay for same, all
of which will he returned by first
mail in the event of the item not be-
ing chargeable, or if more money is
sent than necessary to pay for the
item the surplus will be returned at
once, there being a greater discount
or cash with order for advertising ol
churches etc than for regular ‘busi-
ness. In all auch cases the Advertis-
tbe sender as quickly as possible by
mail or phone, often paying the mes
senger service to get them to the
telephone if not too far distant, thus
saving all possible time. People write
this office to know if News, Letters to
Editors,etc., are charged for, and tc
all such there is but one reply-all
it.ems,etc, of a money making nature,
even though they be somewhat of e
new nature, are chargeable. For in-
stance, the advance notice or notices
of a concert, lecture, pie social,
picnic, etc, are chargeable if there is
an admission fee, silver collection,
sale of Dies or sale of food or re-
freshments, etc. Advance notices oi
purely religions services, even
though a silver collection is to be
taken up, are not chargeable. The
particulars ol any of the above, after
they have been held, are, however,
news and thus not chargeable. The
news of the past, present or future
business, which is still being conduct
ed, is chargeable, if it is apparent
that the object: is to make the busi-
ness more widely known and thus 'in»
crease it. Versus accompanying death
notices are also chargeable. Even
items which are actual news and not
chargeable but once in either Morn
ing Daily or Evening Daily or both
are chargeable for more than one in
acrtlon, as they are thus not news
The above facts are given for thi
ourpose of assisting persons w“o
have items, etc., to mailto this 0|
tice, so that delay and disappoint-
ment will be avoided. `
Mortgage Sale
Of 48 l-2 Acres of Land Near
Murray Rive', lot 64.
To be sold by public auction in
front of the Court House ln George-
town in King’s County in Prince Ed
ward Island on Wedntsday the seven
tecnth day of September next coming
o’clock noon.
All that tract piece and parcel of
land situate lying and being on Lot
Sixty-four in King’s County, bound-
ed as follows, that is to say com-
mencing on the north side Ol GF8-Y'S
Road and at the western boundary of
Farm Plot No. 11 of 101 acres now
or formerly in possession of John
one half links, thence north by the
magnet of the year 1764 to the
southern shore of McLure’s Mill Pond
thence eastwardly along the same to
No. 11 aforesaid, thence south along
the said boundary to tile place of
commencement, containing by estima
tion forty-eight and one half acres of
land, ii little more or less, being thr
he north side of the said Road
Together with all rights members
and appurtenances. .
The above sale will be made and
he
Stanle Bros.
Midsummer `
Sale
at
A sale embracing lots from every department
in the store which have been carefully sorted out and
priced at prices sure to make a quick clearance. All this
year’s new stock and in perfect condition.
r
25 p. c
Discount
' in white lawns, einbroidcries, etc, as well as colored
ginghams, repps and indian heads. All sizes from 2 years
up.
mi- .4
All our new dresses for ladies', misses and children
  Ladies’ Hats
About one hundred '
ladies’ outing and untrim-
med straw hats which
regularly sell from $1.3 5
to 3.00 each, have been
placed in our window at
to clear......... 65C C8
All other hats trimmed
and untrimmed have been
discounted to
HALF PRICE
Shi rtwai sts
75c
broidery Shirtwaists
that have sold regu-
larly from $1.10 ro
1.50 each allthrough
the season and now
1 Iiiifil ff’._ 75c
'_ Ladies. Ladies’
A lot of white eni-
______, to clear ,________.
film
Ladies, Childrcn’s
Hats
There’ll be lots of time
Linen
Dust
Coats
We're still talking
about these £3.98
dust coats for $2.75.
why they'll save
three times th e
amount of their cost
_ in keeping the dust
out of ones cloths.
m_.l___,
yet for children to wear
straw hats and as the first
of the season ones are
' pretty nearly worn out by
this time, this sale offers
you the chance of buying'
a new one for
HALF PRICE
r-_*l 1- --5
1 Ladies’
A Shiriw aists
95c Another lot of cir- i
cular embroidered
white lawn shirt-
` 25 , waists, the regular ,
ps C. ‘ price of which were '
d , t $r.65 to 2.35 and
' ISCUUII they are' to
clear at... . 95C
Shiriwaisis p
, The balance of our
white lawn and embroid-
ery sliirtwaists at
REMNANTS
A great lot of remnants at clearance prices of the following.
Dress Goods Prints Towellings
Dress Glnghams Zephyrs Sbirtings
Curtain Materials Liuings Sateens
A. D. 1013, at the hour of twelve 4,!+M44q4 H+!+
WANT AD WIIYS
Why not get a better job? Many I
have doneso by using Guardian
Want Ads
Why not receive better rental
value? The best house values and
business locations are obtainable
through the Wants.
Why not turn disused house-
hold things into cash or exchange
them for more needed articles?
The Wants have done just these
things for many.
Why not keep posted regarding
gainful chances in the realty mar-
et? The Wants are an in ex of
opportunity.
Wh not put the Wants to the
test ogproving their efficiency in
quickly provi ing things that are
necessary for the home and busi-
noes. .
Guardian Want Ad. readers are
in touch with many chances
worth while
take place under and by virtue of e
power of sale contained in a certain 'A A !"l"'l A A A A A A A ! A i A A A A A A
e S Indenture of Mortgage bearing date
 I t '   the twenty-ninth day of January A.D',»' ‘ _”°-"L '“'-' _
- “ " “""-  1904, made between Angus Matheson
It has s. nice smooth Both Cargoes ni Hopensin on Loi s ny-four in
b  l{ing’s County. Prince Edward Island
ffggg ut st] farmer, and Catherine Matheson, his
writing su F i h   wife, of the first part, and Edgar Hu-
inen in s hm uw, of Charlottetown, in
retains the L _ Qneeifg County, Executor of the es-V
tate of the late George R Beer, 0',
PUIIIIIA P\¢kl§¢l 256-   the second part. A `
, For further particulars aoplv at thf i
»|‘\‘ire nl 'Messrs. Stewart & Camo-
hell Solicitors, DesBrisay Block
l <5' 1?-.W"'i1"f '
balmnn-Miss A. Fergus0n.Lad1
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Prompineel Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
short notice.
IPBCIALTIIS
Dlsinfecting and Ifumrgling
Furniture Repaired and sup
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Montague Horse Races
Wednesday August 27th, 1913
$400.00. In Purses $400.00.
- Races Start At line 0’cfock Sharp
There will be the following classes: '
2,l9. Trof and Pace . ....-. . ..._..- Purse $I50.il0’
2.24. Straight Trot,  . . .-.s “ $l50.00.
2 30. Trot and Pace, ._ . . _ _ “ $l00.00.
~ Entries close on Wednesday,August,2oih.Entrance fee five per cent
of purse five per cent additional from money winners, Five to enter, a ri
three to start.
Right reserved to reject any entry, or bar any driver. Any iiuml cr
if horses owned or trained in the same stable. may start inthe same claes
National Trotting Association Rules to govern, except who c they
ronfiict with above conditi. ns.
No intoxicating liquors, or intoxicated persons, will be allowed oi
:r near the groun’.~i 'I`h's will be strictly lnforned.
lfot dinners served on the gn unds. Montague horse races has ali-
vavs oxen noted fortheir g roi meat tables, and they will not be behind
heir h gh stmdard t‘ri< ye ir. Tn re will also be well stocked lc:
3 cam. and Refreshmtnt Saliors. Ai ci other smusements.
'l he managi ment have span-ri no pa ns in preparing for the pleasure,
::inf~rt_ and convenience, of the public.
There will be Special Trains run from Summerside, Cap ia Traverse.
Jhiriotretown Elmira, & Souris at reduced rates. Watch the News
Papers for time table-i and hour of train leaving your station.
Te mis will meet the Trains and comey passengers to the Race
Track, at reasonable rates, 15c. The Track was never in better condition.
Good Track, comfortable Grand Stand. the cream of the trottin
ll
horses of the Maritime Provinces, wil all go to make this the greatest days’
horse racing on P. E.is and, this season There will be thousands of people here
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l I st send in our R I T C H I E Q S or Charlottetown. _ .
ggrxeliiwgdegf 2:2! gdllsidefory dell’V0l7 Dntedlm :his 15th day of August |I°§li:::“:;-"“mw mm' mga" tpizseyyplu, so please don`t disappoint them, Come along and bring your friends
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