l3s 1913
memssr News mn oe no 4 . -THE cHA1_mo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN. _ some vnu. race ssvan -1'
.Our line of Souvenir Jewelry
his year than ever b Joie.
You 'will agree with us that we
deals" P°=#ibl= in 'Sr>¢°rs. Brooone son   '
Yates, etc.
When in search of a little Sonwui
place to find just- what you wsu; is
Wellner's Jewelry' Sig
: ' . _ .1
A p .ellne-r s Jewelry S fore
V .` ` ~ _; ESTABLISHED 1868` _
is more comp'eto Y _ __,
have in *lf l' `
Mel al and
window.
+ ._
l Balafnce‘ol' this year’s stock ol 0
Women’s l’umps,20 p.c_ oil
. We. wantto le t _ _. .
of Women’s Puriipgrtbumglleg lbfwnhnidrlcitgl
porning fall goods and_are offering the
alance of the display 'inf luding all the
newest and smartest designs in Pa'ent, Gun
There is s. good variety and a splendid
stock. Former prices ranged fnm 52,75
l0_$1. 110W 20 P. c. rff. See our southern-
Alley E-9 Co.
Black Satin at so per oust, ¢ff`_
Get your poney votes here.
|35 Queen Street
gi _*_ U A _ __ _ Y' ` rw - " __,"rns Mossel; brothers, gydusy, N_ ::We are oilerlng some good values
J
- ___ lot ol H.B.B's-73 in all, and every-
DMC 10 arrive 'pet' SCIIOOIJQT »____ ...'Mr. E. D. Bell, Montague, went one dillerent. Will be sold at 20 per
Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
lcite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes
We Would Advise
intending purchasers of hard
coal to book their orders now
as the price advances 1a'er in
the season
Phone ur i"
t
ti. Lyons 8|. Go.
6-Mrf. ‘
Ambulance calls answered at
short notice
SPECIAUIIES
Dlsmfectmg and Pumugariug
Fumxture Reported and Reup
lmlstered
Silent Qalesnn u made toqfder
'a,1¢‘i3sfl§l§§o§‘l't'l'§§ srtiffo ,
Ntrrthtiidn, hon¢~$Il’I. t.t.|rtl
Fi"re insurance
G. D. 'VVr1pht`
.. Funeral-»Dinsctor an . -em- ,
halmer-Mins A. i"erguaon.Lady `
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Promptnoss Guaranteed.
get ‘“`.~ _ h _
J'
~r r es so the P. F. island Mutual
an Oompa i s on \F s.
$9:'.i‘.'%.2}i“'r:::i..Z‘:f-ir...s.=§iil:;
“°'“°° gpii.l?El.L. ltthiydnay Street
9
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are to~osy-pictures full of uncon-
sc
The Bayer Studio
WE MAKE TEETH
` ld li t I t th
le.. :.:.. .ra :=:“...° og.. 1:: .fs .rss
wiwlll do so it no w will give youths
bet suhst_u|e po ble to get ll you
Dr. Robins 'if3=,}§¢5"
f °f i‘0\1r trip to P. E. Island the
Te
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dian can be obtained at I-l. J, Ma-
b0nl Drugstore, Bouris. ...°RAClilS.-Save Au ust 27th ior
_Q  _ _ _ , Q Fox sroclr fog snug, 1...... of no cusp... won. an in
~ V '_ _ . ' _' ,_...' , proved breeders. Shareholders and
‘-'f-*ff~1*-2'-1-~‘:f:-f.-'-nv:-f.-:.-s-q_.3j,»~p?f~st-.-~¢=-_:_-_-..r.1111-fr.-:.1-.-:.11-:.1-.-.-.-J.».-.-.-:_-.-.~.-.-.-_-.»,»_- 'P11056 purchasing Stock in the Pro- 0
_JIT PAYS to my in tm. Prmmu ...’ONE CENT per word each inser- vlnclal Silver Black Foxes, Ltd., (ul foxes pronou-ace them to be the very
_._ . 33'h‘°;u°iv°ru'nl;;a:1'; t:\_1;°:°l;'i'-fi; which the Provisional Directo\rs are 116811 in the Pl'0Vil\¢°. llll`DoBl¢d by
...°'l'HE MORNING DAILY Guard-" mum chu." tweutpnu “wwf Hon. J_ohn Agnew, President. John none. These loxes are oi the Dalton,
0. Hyndman, Vice-President, and
_ ___ 3 George D. DeBlols, Secretary-Treasw
...'.'rHm uonuruo num Gnu- ::;,f,f,°“‘“‘“° "“°"' ‘“°8f2,§°§‘§3‘§§3f_”° rornisvo un uw-ey to inspect too
_ _ _ \ " -` _-,_
aversgd litters ' ol-tour and a halt
pups per pair. which is a record hard
to beat. ' _,
Persons wish _ to invest in tlrst
class 'Fox Stock should bear in 
the irnporatnt fact that this 
pany’s Foxes are all proved breederl'
and that there is a guaranteed divid-
end lor 1914. 838-tl-idlldi.
thers _ who have inspected these
Olllton and Gordon Stock and are
from one to three Years ol age.
These tive pairs ol lo‘xea have had
also os.. no obtained at w. A. Joao- ' ._ ` ' - ' "
°‘°“'°- _M°“f°¢“°- ...°A1.r. Honssis ready lor Hamas
‘ “_ _ will meet togbther at the Montague
...’SOCIAL - DANCE.-The young races Au mth It Wm b t
people oi Montague held a soctail x' ' ° “face 0
dance ln, Montague Hall Monday be “mg rem°mbLed' 855'81sM3i'
night which was enjoyed by every- ___oMR_ my D_ FEEHANN Guard#
body.-B. an representative in Souris. His
" hone number is 5 W. L. Dlngweil
...°SUBSCR1`BERB should' new a p - '
week or two belore the til:-in they Undertakers °m..__c°` MEM'
have paid for has expired and thus ...°wEDNmsnaY, AUG. zvfri-1 win
3;* ml" HD 1"'-W. BB BU PBPGW M0 I be a red-letter day lor Montague _'
rzcontinued Pl‘0I11Pi-ly DD °lPlfY{horse races. Big purses, large ileld,
0° °- gross racing. ess-s-1sM21.
i-~'A MOONI-IGHT EXCURSION- ...~ne:nUcnD mans and spoolol
W U "51 *wld 0” the 3- 5- El\ll°l’l>l‘iSe| trains for the Montague races, Aug.
from ontagus next Thursday night- 27eh_ from Summspsids, gap., -pm.
14 lust at 7.30 in aid ol sidewalks. verse, Charlottetown, Elmira and
By Order ol Committee. 821-8-12M3i. Son;-is_ g55.g.13M2i_
...°ENTRIES CLOSE.-T116 8l\f.I‘l6B (From/Yesterdayvs Evening Guardian)
lor the, Montague horse races will ___ogRI31\0L N01~Eg__MuBte,. Hs,-_
“Dt” On Allgllit 201711- Five Per Cent- ris Arnold, the sou ol Mr. and Mrs. -
°“t‘"““°° m0“°Y mu" BCCOIUPBDY well' James.`1-I. Arnold, was a recent vis-
en ry. The classes are 2.19 trot and imp with Ms grandmother. M,-s_ C_
pace, DUFBG $150; 3-24 trot. P“l`5°» Arnold,-Ned. Dralres vessel felt St.
$150: 2-30 trot and 1>=¢=s.v\1rs° $100. renews Harbour, Aus. sen,-John
'I‘. G. Ives, Secretary. 855-8-13M2i. Lsybon hu left Bristol for Summer.
side where he intends re
Ellsrzml |>En50||s|_s ...ml .......o.._ ”`“"“"“ '°'
S., were in Montague yesterday.B. ln 089001 NPGS this Week. A saml>l8
 Now for the
Family Group `
The Cook Studio
to Boston iss(-, wsu; on s business cent discount. You can see these
trip,B_ Dives in our window. The Student
' -- , brand pipe at 25c. is a good one. E.
...' Mr- Hurry James, Charlotte- A- FOBWP. Central Drugstore. Mtl.
town, was in Montague yesterday
, B. POLITICIANS ARRIGADED.
...°Hon. Murdock McKinnon, Char- OTTAWA. AHB- 11-Ill a s0I‘m0n C0
lottetown, was n passenger to Mont- Orangemen YW*-BYGBY. Rev. Mr.
agus yesterday nite,-m,0n_B_ Lowry characterized Armand Laver-
For natural pose artistic ar-
” rangements and superior finish
come to
 i
Children are interesting in each
stage ol their development.
Let pictures keep them as they
ions. unaifected grace, and the
dlvidusltty of the child.
Make an appointment for t`.em
o inspect our play zoom.
f
nd we guarantee thorn o lit exaetll. We
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A CAREFUI. TESI'
and examination by our expert. will de-
termine whether or not you need Ille-
ss ,
ll h b \ having headaches nd
lealh?;'tlr.e:l°an°¢i\ipsst. it is quite sussihls
th" ‘°° 'morn zibassns
will relieve the airs n and your tIGn0I‘l|-
hwphorriiiniiwgtryuvaedy kind or style You
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" ° " _ mv. ratios
Southside Queen Fo\Ill’°
Best llard Coal
The schooner "Estelle" has ar-
rived lroin New York with 65° l°”5
Anthracite Coal in stove and chest
nut sizes. She will be followed im-
mediately by the "Levi S. And'
rews” with 95o tons in eK§» °i°"°
and che~tnnt sizes, all of hi8l1¢5l
grade anal best qtullty.
Prices of this coal will be lowest
while discharging. Klndli’ *"5
in your orders 1040?. “ld °*ll’f*°'
tory, delivery will be made. F
snows, sm s co.
Wholesslesndletail Coal d¢ll¢1'l»
cn'nowo,'J.yei ma, :oo-
Are You Using
Arena Lawn
'Stationery
Arena Lawn is the
name we have given to
our new liue of Note
aper and Envelopes.
We have it in both.
Pound Packages and-.Tab-f
lets. '
It has s nice smooth
writing surface but still
retains the Lille" Finish
Pound Packages 25e-
itl'l`ClllE’S
99 Gratten St. Phone 93|-
___ gue the Nationalist, as an “unscriup-
...°Mr. Jack Rattenbnry, charlotte “ions” political agitation". Hs pw-
t0wu_ is in -Montague ¢,0_dBy on ,_ tested against Lavergne entering On-
businsss tl-ip__..B_ tario and demanding oillcial privileg-
___ ' es re schools and languages. He ex-
___~M,._ Harry Poirier' in the em_ horted Orangemen to be one their
ploy of the gmmdian Bank of Com_ guard against the men on parliment
meme’ Alberton' is spending his I-Iill, who, he said were professional
holidays at his home in M0n|;sgue_B_ poilticans first and Protestants and
(_ i _ 4 Orangemen last.
MONTREAL HAS BIG
Dr. Mgfgdg orvic si-:NsA'r1oN.
Indian Rbot Pill! MoN'rRr<:AL, Aus. 10.-Jrnat tho
cure man common ailments which number On the PHY list Of the Citi
arevei-y<l'iH¢r¢n¢,bn¢whi¢||s1|u|-iss Roads Department, is out ol all pro-
lmom the_sarne cause-a system portion to the number ol laborers
cbgfd with impu;-i¢i¢g_ The Piih pcrmaoentiy employed, and that one-
muse the bowels to move reiprlrly, hall ol the number drawing three
“with” “nd Ulimulue UIC ' ffl dollars a day lrom the Civic Treas-
Uld °P°|\ “P (he P°\'¢l Of 9-|18 lkIl» ury appear to have nothing to do
The* °"8°“° l“\m¢di“°lY Y-NU' 0| but' sit around and smoke on their
theaocumulated im urities and Bili- ~ . -
. 1 , ' . Jobs, are the contentions oi certain
ousnesmlndliestion, lverCom lnml, ,mb 1 th C il h _
~ KidneyTrou les,Headaches,R£enm~ m“ ers 0 e mme ’ W 0 peom ~
uhm .nd Iimnm, “Hmm” Wd* ise to make public some interests re
DL Mane.. mdk" Rwtpm. . ggfpstions when the council next'
SBVO DQC\°l°l'.  Careful investigation by some ol
m"*°” '  the Alderman representing Wards
where much public work is being car-
The ried on .lust now, have it is said, re- ‘
H ksilxéted tin that discéwery of a remark-
a e s ate o a airs which greatly
fl.  'M strengthens the declaration oi Alder-
E e ` _mon Biummonshal that o limo detec-
. ‘ y i tive work. on tbe'part of 'the City
authorities would soon prove to them
that there must be something morel
than grult and extortion practiced in
the outside servlve ol the Roads De-'
partment.
\ The Eye is one ofthe
, most delicate and com-
‘- phcated of the hllman Another fact which makes the lat-
` 01123115, and yff, pl'0b3l)ly - est civic sensation all the more ser- 
through ignorance of this ious is that it has been worked * up
. . . _ by Alderman, who are not oi thc.
l fact, it is being constant-
scandal seeking variety. `
1yi|}_u5ed and (We,-W0, k.. ,~ These Alderman are already in Dos-
ed.
session ol certain facts but quietly
and unstentatiously they are pursu-
g ing their inquiries, and gathering
  ‘ evidence lor the very statement they
_ intend to make public when the time
° comes.
Be wise and do not ig-
nore any of the symp-
toms of if e-Strain' head- ‘ -*
y . ’. h LoNboN, Aus. io.-'rho uma at-
_ aches or palms in t e tempt oi the sullragettes under com-
regi mu of the eyes, inabzl- mono of syivnnis Ponkhurst to esko
ity to read or :ew for any
length of time, blurred
vision.
Allow us to Examine
your Eyes. We will give
you expert reliable advice.
This is our business.
I
1 FAILED T0 STORM
ASQUITH'S HOUSE.
Premier Asq\1lth's house in Downing
street hy storm failed today when the
militant lender was captured by a
cordon ol police thrown across the
White Hall alter a still light in which
the police need their clubs.
ENGINEERS ON TWO
BIG CUNARDERS
GO OUT ON A STRIKE.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10.--Two hun-
. S l I
he Midsummer
Sale
M
Stanley Bros.
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
yea1°’s new stock and in perfect condition,
_ r
25 p. c.
Discount
\.
Ladies’ Hats
About one hundred
Li-..
All our new dresses for lar]i:s', misses and childrc-11
in white lawns, ernbroiderics, etc, as well as colored
ginghams, repps and indian heads. All sizes from 2 years
up.
4
Childreifs
Hats
There’1ib: lots of time
f*"_--1-li*
Ladies’
Linen
Dust
Coats
We°r.: still talking
ab mt these $3.98
dust coats for $2.75,
why they'il saw:
three tiu1~s 't h c
amount of their cost
in keeping the dust
out of ones cloths.
___________, HALF Pluca
ladies’ outing and untrim-
mid straw hats which
regularly Sen from $['35 yet fir cl1ildr=n - to wear
to 3.00 each, have bein
_ _ si hats nd _ tlzcfirst
placed in our vnndow at raw a as
¢oo1eaf._....._. 654: ea.
of the season ones arc
pretty nearly w irn out by
 Ozher ham ttinuned l'.hlS lli'L1C, lZl1lS S&l€ Oflcri
and untrimmed hav.: be-.~n ym the °ha“c‘ of ‘mymg
discounted ‘O p 3 IICW 0116 fm' .
HALF Pl<IcE
r'--_--°*-Q
Ladies' 1 H
Shiriwaists irlwaisls \` Shirtwaisis
‘V  l Tile bilance of our  "
s , /f'°**""""**"'”'?
p Ladies Ladies.
white lawn and embroid- Anmher lot of ch.
cular embroidered
white lawn shirt-
waists, the regular
price of which were
$1.65 to 235 :md
A lot of white eru-
broidery Shirtwaists
that have sold regu-
larly from $1.10 to
1.50 each allthrough
theseason and now
Fififil fi.. 75c Z'1‘.§‘.".’.Z§'f_.“.` 95c
cvy shirtwalsts at
25 p. c.
discount
_________, to clear ,_________,
REMNANTS
A great lot ol remnants at clearance prices of the following.
Dress Gocds Prints Towellings
Dress Ginghains Zephyrs Shirtings
Curtain Materials Linings Ssteens
drsd engineers and utters ol the Cu-
G. lliilutcheson
opiamelrlst tnnin. also went on strike. 0 lllcinls
S9 Gnffgn Sf, ol the .Cunard line say this trouble
will not interfere with the saillngs ol
s_....._..__..__?.............1.J, the two vessem
Ch`Town Motor Vehicle Co
Agents For The Famous
McKay Autonobiles
We have opened a garage cn the
er of Queen and Sydney Street in the
warerooms of W. Grant 8: Co., and will
carry a line of McKay Cars for hire, will
be let at reasonable rates, with or without
Challeures. Telephone 4 5], for a car.
RICHARD GRANT
- Manager
COTI1
711-8-4Mti A A
nard liner Lusltania went on strike 'e 17
yesterday at the Liverpool dock!!    
_ over n dispute with the holler-malb .li
ers. Forty engineers ol the Maure-
“GOOD” is right. Pure chocolate, pure milk
and pure sugar-that's what Maple Buds sre. 'I`hey’re
not only good to the taste-thcy’re nourishing and
wholesome. The children may eat all they -want.
Maple Buds satisfy their craving for sweets and at
the same time build up their little bodies.
Buy Maple Buds at your grocery. Teach the children
to spend their pennies for these wholesome sweets.
DIIWAWS
BUIIS
llssnssaasogarsstsana.
los'\\oNam__e_.
Look
They’re not Maple Buds
unless tl\ey’re Cowan’s
so;
THB COWAN C0.
Limited
Tomaso. Ol.