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SEPTEMQER I5, 1913 _ . fri-1i:r..i'ri~is'rniaiws.1i-1rzs'roir.ii.ii , THE C,HARLOT'I‘E'l.`0WN_,GUA_RDIAN 9, ' uonmuo min! PAGE FIVEV, _
DUN’T  
Be putting it _off an
longer make up yo
in regard to  ou
winters supyly of
COAL
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mind to buy and buy igii ig¢'_§_%i will
now' _ '_  _  `l"or alllhosl
This is our advice ~ i. ‘»Ié.~i'i"._ ` f nu..
1- ,  _ Family r
I SHINE -7 SIIINES
'1`hat’s good Arithmetic if
the One Shine is With
U. N. o. sh.. relish-.
 
and remember we sell S-“YS LOSS WILL
onlylthe Best Grade
1_ NEW YORK, _Sept. 13-Samuel C.
and our prices are a
ways as low as is con-
1_ had shipped a large amount of cur-
sistant with the qua
ily. Phone 240 an
you will get promp
delivery.
A.Pick_ard&.lIu
Ch‘town
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“More new coats for wome
shown ln this great store tha
any other place In l’.E island
'l‘he sale of coats here for th
last few days have been slmpl
phenomenal. lf’ you want th
right. cont-we have lf.. 8.50 t
30.00. Moore & Mc.l.eo
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FALL ON Ti-Ili] -
S EXPRESS COMPANY
Miller, vice-president of the Chase Na-
tional bnuk, in charge of the currency
movenicnts, said today that the bank
rcncy to banks in Georgia by the
d Adnnis express. "If this money had
been stolen," he said, “and it is not
recovered, the loss will fall, not upon
t the bunk, lint. upon the express com-
pany."
Mr. Miller said that the $50,000
package was only one of those in the
Shipment made by the Chase National
He declined to give further details.
M AS S A CH U S E'l"I‘S LABOR
' FEDERATION .
Ffllili I`{I\'I‘lR Mass., Scptf l5.-
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--H! Re|\i~esoiitut.ivcs of the labor bodies
|J,_uf llllissarzliiisetts, comprising a to-
2 tul of about 300, assembled in this
city today for the annual convention
é of thc State Federation of Labor.
y The sessions will last through the
e week and will be devoted to the dis-
0| cussion of legislative and other mat-
d tors nflecting the interests of the
working classes.
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Relief from Burns. Cuts, Bruises
can instantly he had if you use Rexall Healing Sn've This
preparation is intended particularly for cuts, b irns,.sprain=. a d
skin eruptions, and works really remarkable ic n'ts in every case
there it has been used. Price for a large box 25c -money back
if dissatisfied
\~McKiinnon Drug Co .,..ii{....
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Warning _- 3
lt hns come tb my notice that a num,
liur of Fox breeders and spcculators ure,
soiling foxes said to be of the origi-If
nal H. I. ltuynor Stock. I take this op-
portunity of warning the public against
any 1'epi'cse|\tutions of this kind.
l have control of the ori. inal B. I.
ltuynor strain of foxes; I claim they are
puro l’. E. Island stock; that I liavo
never iniported :mv stock and that ull
the foxes iii each of' flio ranches ostab-
lislied ,by me are of the original Island
sf.ock.fAiiyone claiming to have foxes_ of
this strain shoulf be required to give
proof’ of their claims and I shall be
pleased to substantiate or to refuf_e. if
necessary any sucli representatioiis.
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Loose Brislics
Throw away your old tooth-
liiusli and get a good fresh
made one from our new stock.
The kind the bi istles wonld'nt
corne out,
Pere-ions wishing fo procure definite iii-
forriintion ou this subject are asked to
vorre.»4poiul with me direct an_d_I shall
be pleased to reply with definite and
iucoiitrovertiblo proof. There are a. few
rliuros unsold in the Bridgotowii N. S.
tlouipuny which may be socuredby up
pl 'ing direct to me 'l he ranch, like the
ildnlniry. in conducted under my own
personal supervision and with sxclusiv-
cly ,guamntccil pure P. lf. Island stock.
_ B I RAYNOR
_ Alberton
l:§9l~i-il-l0M10ipd
Special Prices
35c ones for 25c, 25c for 150.
i5c for ioc.
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rilfippy and Conlcnlcii-|
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full of Hlckey's B_1'1g¢T¥ .
Cut Smoking Tobacco.HiS
pipe dreams will always be
/ pleasant because thiS f0bHC¢°
i, \,\\\ . is manufn ctured from only the
' A' " best Virginia leafthe Aroma
'_`.,»-  being pure and fragrant. Try
_ it for your next smoke.At all
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llicliey & Nicholson Tobacco E0. Lid.
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IT PAYS T0 BUY In this Province -
BAPTIST CHURCH;-Rev. H. Y.
COFBY. , retuijued-,Missionary from
India will address meetings at Tryon
land Westmoreland on Thursday and
Friday night at 7.30, o’clocL `
SECOND CROP.-Mr. Angus Finlay
9011. Grand View, wnlle' walking on
his farm a few days ago picked up
some wild Strawberries. Beat this
who can'r
.PERSONALS
Mr. John Quinn, Charlottetown,
WHS 11 DHBBGHEGF to Albertou yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Alice McEachern, Charlotte-
fQWn. was a passenger to Hunter
River yesterday afternoon. '
Rev. W. D. Wilson, Charlottetown,
was a passenger on the western train
yesterday morning tg Oleg;-y,
Mr. Bert Walker, Charlottetown,
was u passenger by the Northumbec
land yesterday morning to l’ictou.
Mr. J. E. B. McCready, Publicity
Agent, was a passenger to Kensing-
ton, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Minnie McKenzie, Charlotte-
WWII. Who was visiting in Scotchfort
the guest of Miss Mary A. McKenzie,
has returned home.-F.
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Lic-ut Colonel F. Sl. Moore left yes
terday for St. John, N. B. to attend
u irlectingof the Mission Board of
the Methodist Church. ,
Mr. Junies Rodd of the Marine and
spending a few days in Charlotte-
town.
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Currie and Muriiaghan, Ciirirlottetoivn
on business.
spending the summer months
Cliarlottctown with her parents Si
Louis and Linly Davies, left yester.
flny for Oxford, England.
returned home yesterday mornin
from a visit to her cousin Mis
llubettc Finlayson, Grandview, P. E
I.
Among the passengers to Chariot
tctown by the western train yester
day morning were Prof. Ross, Mr
ctt and Miss McLeod.
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boat yesterday morning for I-Ialifn
_to attend Dalhousie College.
Rev. Jacob Heaney, Charlottetown
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Clinton to the Sanitarium, at Mus
ment.
freight clerk in Summersidc,
mcnt of her voungest daurfliter, Am
oi _North Bedeque, P. Fl. I, The mar
rinse will take place the latter part
of September. _
Miss'T<lt.hel Mclroiigall, Charlotte-
town. left yesterday morning fir
Slierhrook, Quebec. She was accom-
n-infed hv her brother. Mr. George
Mcllnugnli who will visit Montreal
and Sherbrook before returning.
Captain _.T_ P. Ellis, representing
ilfessrs .Tohn Naszle & Co., Boston and
Warner & Prnnknrd. New York, both
lnrge wholesale dealers in srnelts and
elle, is nt present. on n business Visit
har:-. in connection with foxes, in
which ii number of his friends are quite
largely interested.
Mr. (‘.. Leonard Grant, Charlotte-
town, left yesterday morning by'thc
Northumberland to l‘ictou talking
-with him his up-to-date tourlnrt cnr
from where he will proceed to New
Glasgow. He will then take n trip
through Nova Scotia `and up to St.
John, returning by way of Pt. Du
Chcnc. He is accompanied by his
brother Mr. W. S. Grant.
I::The Plckling Season is at hand
and you will find at our store all the
ingredients for making good pickles.
-mixed pickling spice, essence of vin-
egar, turmeric, black and white and
rail pepper-curry powder, cloves, all-
splces, etc. All fresh stock. Let us
have your order. E. A. Foster, Gen-
tral Drugstore. MU-
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We bell ' `
-Hall Manufacturing Co.
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Horse p,,,,,,e,._.,_ Thfegmrs, Cleaners. and Combined Three
ers and Cleaners. ’
]. Fleury s S0118
Roller Crushers and Grain Grinders.
A V  II f which
3 and 4 and 6 HORSE POWER Gasoline Enginel!.; 1;* TAIL
W* 3" 5911195" wwe” prices' WHOLESALE au E i onoed of slnlinir the pulses of nur _   frie ds li the way he can plnlf U“‘»l
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Oil tum! to suit ct‘l!l0l!l¢I'!» _ 25&f,,".7'.(i?,‘;‘f,: |,'3'|"|‘;¢|`i,|y‘;}',‘;';°"$v‘rY.: iii:  .L-‘ ‘  laments, 'Lochaber No More,” ‘The
our Crum Brood. Clk". Ofc- ¢"UY» '1`h*¥l ‘ Flowers of the For-est,' and ‘The
' Ao H a   ff Bkker  i  ` _ --It is quite-troieuehnc the imavires
-nn-
£ ti ewar y , Y are vary popular nt present," said 0
` ” ll-I. Stack, the Pipe Major of th
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1377-9 9l;u  ,I -.. _ - ' I 1 ' if Kent Street ‘ _
Miss Gertrude Davies who has bee
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Miss Evelyn Allen, Charlottetown
fi after hise fathe’s first cousin, the
ll. McNeill, and Miss Bertha Crock-
MncKinnon and Colin McNevin.
leaves gms mbrning to acmmpam; dissatisfied. The MacKinnon Drug
his brother Mr Alfred Heane oi C0-
koka, which he will enter for treat-
Mr. James Biggar, of the P.F1.I.R"
went to iiflmira yesterday afternoon
tn take charge of the station at that
nlace, in the absence of the agent, ’
Mr. James Horran, who is acting
Mrs. Margaret Sinclair of' Summer- I
field, P.l~l.I., announces the engage- Z
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~ INSTITUTE.-The W0rnnn's Iustlt-
ute, Marshfield, at their September
meeting decided to offer a. number of
prizes to the school. A committee
was appointed to cdnfer with the
teacher as to the best disposal of the
same. Before closing Mrs. D. Darrach
with whom the institute met served
A dainty lunch. At the iiextnieetlng
Oct. 2nd., at 3 p. in. at Mrs L. H.
D. Foster‘s Pastry will be taken up
Mrs. Charles Robertson will give an
article on Canning Plums etc.
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LADY WINNERS AT HALIFAX.-
When congratulating the Prince Ed-
ward Island Exhibitors at Halifax
on the excellent showing they made
and the honors they won, the lady
exhibitors had not been heard from.
They also have brought luurels home.
In the Art Needlework Department,
under the head of I.Laces, Drawn
work etc., Mrs A. E. Morrison,
Prince St., Charlottetown, captured
second prife for Carrick-me Cross,
and Miss E. A. McMurray first. prize
_for Duchess, Point. Lace, Honiton
and Batteuburg. \
, FIVE PAIRS FOXES.- There
have just been received at the ra'ucli
of the Upton Silver Black Fox Com-
pany, Ltd., flve pairs of pure bred
black foxes equal to the best pro-
duced, in P. E. Island. This coin-
pany ofiers the best proposition for
fox invest-ment in the fox industry.
its low capitalization and small ex-
pense fcr up-keep, etc., makes practi-
cally nll the profits from the increase
returnable to' the shareholders. A
few shares of this stock can still be
ohtnincd from the\ secretary, H. (l.
' Jenkins, Charlottetown. 1511.
EHUWN PHINEE
Piedmont, heir to tlit‘,'throue of
“liwcrc fired and many flagsiwerc dis-
played in.thc capital and other cities
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1' of the kingdom. The Prince is the
only son of King Victor ldmmanuel.
‘He bears the names of Hunibert, af-
ter his paternal grandfather; Nichol-
. ns, after his maternal griindfatlier,
H the ruler of Montenegro, and Thomas
- Duke ot Genoa. He is said to be ex-
ceptionally apt in his studies, with
a strong predilection of all tliat. flav-
' ops of the military. Within the past
` .year he has developed ii niui'ked tal-
~ cnt for irnisic and plays the piano
X minor _kidney troubles you’ll find
Rcxrill Kidney Pills of unusual merit.
Box of 60 pills, 50c. Money back if
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“Black Prince” liose
for boys are worth buy-
ing. They make less
I work for the mother. I
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News of
the Weak
News of the weak being
made strong by taking agood H
tonic purchased at this store, '
is often heard by us
- Are You Run Down?
No need for feeling dis-
pirlted and tired everyday,
while a simple tonic will
bring you back to your old
time feltle. ‘
CalI'In And See Us
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Island. The styles this
new and different from an
used are so han:lsome-
ual-that naturally this
much interest.
Of course you w
and be proud of it.
elusive-you will need to
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Perfect fall. Coats
for Ladies who like
to dress nicely' '
The new ready to wear store ofiels you the
greatest range of fall coals ever brought to P. E.
ings are so tasteful-and at the slnie time so unus-
New coats here made by Factories in New
Yo k as well as by the four best makers iu Canada.
This store-in each line shown has had first clioice
-that means that for the
season are so distinctly
y past season-the cloths
and so warm-the colm-
grcat show is creating
Of course you will want a new coat.
ill want the very
best coatlliat your money can buy.
And ofcourse you will want a coat
that you could wear in New York,
absolutely new- the ex-
.see the great range here.
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Mr. James Currie, of the firm of R(>ME_ geI,t_ 15__Th-,, Prince of _ , C
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_______":_'______ rxrno rnousens Ar i oo. 2 so.`2.ss, 3.50. 4. oo. 4.50.
If
CoIgate’s Rapid Shaving
Powder is easily applied, and .
works no quickly into a rich,
cren y ii it-. that doesn't dry
on the face--;it is
lllc Ptlwflcl' that
Shorlcns the Shovel
and leaves the face cool, fresh
and fine-feeling.
This powder is put up in a
handsomely finished. nickeled
container with patented slfter
-_ ~ top and worth
_,_,j.__ ` more than the
_.. prl¢e....,.25c.
The
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are ours. wholesome and nutritious. ,mud 0. the hm,
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of the Prince of Wales, who has
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eager students.
department.
profit between the maker
kidneys are healthy. Most of the vefy sfnaft h\t3 for h“le girls ‘S 85°’
(‘h,“-iottetow left b the p,c,_,,,, waste products of the body ure elim- L _
_ _ _ Handsome Felt hats at 1.90, l.I0.I.25.
and violin exceptionally well. _ llandsome Beaver hats at  3_nu_
___ Rich Velour hats at 4.25. 4 50, 5.35,
lmissrg Guy M¢K,3,,Z,e_ Mu,-dock _::l-Iealtli is impossible until the . .   j `
went to Tignisli yeasterday afternoon ltfily. cntC_fed upon his tenth yenr . ll
_f.‘::.‘;z>.;.f.““.:§:.°°E1£’;;:f;’.::.;‘  A" e"0"m0US “Inge Of f Q very
new shapes in ladies fall hats
You will find i. very special range of liandsoaie new hats iii fe_lts--~_velours
--be.:i'1ers-and“all the rest waiting for you on the tables in the big mi
The shapes are all new. The majority of the hats shown _come
from the makers in England-and that of course means that there is on
and you.
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This store has been
_handling clothing for
one short season.
in that little time it
has stepped right into
the position of leader-
ship in the line.
The new stuff-the
smart things---the taste-
fully designed and well
tailored garments are
here---for they are
bought from makers
who know---by buyers
who know.
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And the beauty of it
all is that you get the
right things here at the
same or niucli less prices
than the ordinary kinds
of clothing are sold for
in most stores
SUITS AND OVER-
COA'I`S THAT I"lI` I
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AND WEAR.
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. Johnson & Johnson Tru; New suns Ar 8.15. io_so, 12,50, is.oo, 11.50, zo oo, 25.00.
FALL oveluoirs Ar s 15, |o.oo. 12.50, |s.oo, is.oo. zo,co, zz_5o,'z5.oo, sooo.
MEN’S RAINCOATS 5.00. 6.0!), 8.50, I0 00, I2 50, l5.00, I8 00, 2l.00.
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LONDON .C‘HA'/iid.
],0NIi0N, Sept. 13.-There is a
rush just now to lenrri to play the;
ba lies Moved l the cuimple
mastered it while. at Oxford, a Grille
for learning to play Scotlnnd's nn-
tionnl musical instrument has sprung
u Americans being among the most
A Glasgow correspondent writes tn
_ring aiset back home with them. The
The llally Mirror: “'l‘his Summer ri
number of Anierlcaus have inquired
here as to the host methods of learn-
ing to play the bngplpes, and several
have expressed their intention of tak.
llrince of Wales is said to have dc-
llghted and surprised his Scottish
London Irish Rifles, und maker nndl
teacher of the bngplpus. He nd.rlcd'
"Usualiyi I lmve about. thirty pu;piln
n year, but now I have ns many ns
sixteen at once. An Americnn to
whom I was speaking the other duy
told me I ought to go to his country .
"l‘l|ere is n fortune for you there
just now,' he said to me: 'people ure"
crazy about learning the lingpipcs
and hearing them played!
“It takes the nvernge person about
`clcntly well to play, suy, n simplol
march on tlicm. "Phe Barren Rocks
of Aden' is generally one of the cur-
llcst tunes n pupil learns. Every
tune must be nieniorimid, of course.
It is not nt ull necessary tn know
anything of music to learn the buz-
lpipes. Several of my present pupils
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lot of money an ri piper on the mush
linll stage. Allen Iloone, now mal:
ing several hundreds of pounds
six months to lcnrn the pipes sulll- l
lure urrny officers. and I have tnugliti
one woman. She is now making ii
also one of my pupils. I taught
him to plny what ure culled the ‘ini-
pi'ovc¢l Scottislik bngpipcs.
“A pupil dons not start. oh with
UH* |>nlrni\u~s. For the first month
he Icarus to play the 'clinnter,’ n
rcr-d instrument. 'l‘he 'chnnter’ is
quieter und cnslcr to bundle than ii
full sci. of pipes, which weigh nine
pounds. 'l‘hcro are fourteen dlfler-
nnt parts in ii sct of bngplpes, and
the wood used hns to bu seasoned,
,partly in oil, for about. twelve
iinuit.li.~=_ lilbnny, African black wood,
and cnciis wood are ull employed -in
tho ninkiiig or hugpipcs, the 'bag' is
lmiiic of ='liccpskiii."
The Grown ‘.‘rlnce "I I-lontenegro
is among thc r::".l-\\n»\»». i ocrsons for
:whom Mr. Struck h..~ inode bag-
_pip|\s_ Two hiindred and twenty-five
irlollnrs ls the uri' “ ol thc' most. ex-
lpnnsive set ol . 1 he has made,
these beiugrmoan _ with ivory, III-
ll ver, and gold, _,'l`m~ ordiiiury retalh
"'prices range frtim‘ - $l7..i0 for e set. of
L,lr%lplaturs Ola ¢\wmh»r.olop.4ni.f.$1|l.
o,week as a piper fri America, wil
si f 'i' a. set ol military plpll. _ _
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