cusnnzsst    ._ _ nw   .
Select the styl
plaingotd
You Inav _
quite wide and and thinner in propor-
I-as
°f #M vaddintlifinz
a plump, narrow
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e~you fancy audlwe' csn~gi\'e you
BHARWHETOIH’
-'fir-‘I-j-'Jv~lausui7vss‘:.T.§,huns-.~.-§?;_~_§€:,~.-.-ff_-_*__
It can to buy in _ use pre.-lace.
'l‘odsy'a ‘Guardian comprises twelve
DISH- ' ‘ f ~
ca»¢.ie_w_m£¢, ouerurmrowa, was
gig; _nm-1 ,U15 ou wish _ a ;sssea`g'or 'west yesterday afternoon.
_ y i" , ._ r __ ‘_-_- ._,
Miss Ruth Grady Bummeralde, was
 C  N Jelwler ur cuar1etestorvn_i__¢»tsreay.
 .3 * » _ _ 'fs ‘  `-' ,
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 of 'ure' any
C   ..i‘;§‘.=~..ri‘f‘.'..':r.°s'.s’tr::: `
' baby lnslwsys welcome Call
of write today for an appoint-
meat_.~- _ _  __ _ _
(i00K“» STUDIO
Gents,-A customer ot ours cured a
very .bad case of distemper in a
valuable horse. -by the use cl MIN-
ARD'B LINIMENT. \ _
Yours truly,
_ VILANDIE FHEILES.
"Buy your ralncoats and umbrel-
las at Patou’s. _ ; 10-1M3i.
- - -~ -~~ -- - - on 1 ut
 _i - _ _ mm-a'» mime:-.ce..L1mme_ ‘“_ °' 9.” _-_°'"-‘ ’°°"°""’ . _ »
_ Maier Wash, Charlottetown, was a
pgslenger west yesterday afternoon.
a_-__
` Mrs. ‘William Kelev, Murray River,
leaves. this morning 'on s visit to
Bustoh.
- '1`5z Queen St. _  _ _'_' _'__ -_ D -
i
i
.iiarti  it cal
AAfloat and to arrive per
Schooners" “Dsinletta” and
lohsnna" "and "Ann ]. Train-
or" 12oo.~Tous best quality
Hard Coal in Egg, Stove and
Chestnut Sizes. _
Customers would do well to
hook their orders so as to
have their Coal delivered
whilst _vessels are discharg-
lug.
if
C._fl.yons (El Co
l ' F `
» Challenge' '
Long River. Sept. 28, |912. _
`I ' `lh'G di ofth tha
notice in e uar an e 27
challenge issued by George Campbell to
Jchn_N\'%holson vthre he (tiers to match
Hap eorge a amst A mn
N31 wish to so distiiidily under»lood_
lbat`George-Campbell do s not own Happy '
George and further tha? said chellance
was issuetfwitilout my knowledge or con-
sent. But_il`_Mr. Nicholson _wishes tc ntalrs
a'mstch;_l smwilling to msire s friendly
race f'rom_Smo.'oo to $5no.oc within five
limes days lime, and conditions to be sr~_
ranged later. _ ~ ;
_ro-|Mri Wm. AJTOOMBS. ._
Good Clothes
For i Womfen
Fifth Avenue. Riverside Drive or
the Rue de la- Pai have never acer;
more-becoming, beautiful or wel
finished suits for women than can
befseen at the store of John McLeod'
&`_Co., 111 Queen St.
Here you will find an advanced
lipe of all new season’s styles-
everyruew idea is here exhibited--
and every, att`eru,`__weave and grade
of good fsgrltw has been imported
direct from 'Sgotihnd ‘and England.
Mr. lKcLeod oes§dot_handie domes-
tic fabrics as ilie is-\_s`¢'iirm believer ln-
the superior qnsiityof Old-Country
products. _ 1 n _
'At-this storeyou I have the full
attention ‘of 'au eiipert cutter, a
tusstir fitter and highipriced tailora
give heir bestslril-l, and attention
to your 'work.‘ You are sure oi
getting s'~s'nit that fits perfectly,
emphasizes the beautv of your
figure. displays the very latest style
andyousre- sure that no one else in
the city has sauit esactiy the same-
f Call around today and look over
theuewf styles and piclr out your
fabrics. '
.ic_l|n!ilicLeotl~ &~Co_ N
:ir 'Queen S`t.- i
bil!
place,
in the
you
ll!
buy
‘lr
~
¢¢ *VIII
an your
"'l‘he_nrggest range of ladies' suit-
_lngs _ you ever saw on P. E. I. is
shown by D. A. Bruce. '9-20Mtf,
"Tremendous outs on all our boys'
suits at our Farewell sale, H. H.
Brown. 15s Queen Bt.. 9-zalusi.
...°For Sale- stock in a pair of
genuine Black Foxes, on one of the
bestrauches of P. E. I, further par-
.ticulsrs on application. Issaclves,
Montague. 9-30Mtf'.
“The hats. vnps, and clothing we
are offering lu our Farewell Sale are
all this season'a styles-noti an old
style in. the lot.-everything is br-and
new-spick and span from the fac-
tory. H. H. Brown. 10-1MEtf.
“The hat and cap bargains we are
offering show all this season's styles.
Thers’a over $500 worth of new caps
alone and everyone is right fresh
from the factory-not an old style or
grade in the lot-everything is absol-
utely brand new. H. H. Brown.
10-1MEtf.
"Our\men’s and hoy’s suits, over-
coats and reefsrs are brand new from
the makers. There’s not an old arti-
cla_in the lot-everything is absol-
utely brand naw. This farewell Bala
is a chance for you to get good hats
and clothing at factory prices. H. H.
Browns . 1o~1M_Etr.
. Warm Cosy-
Gaiters for
Women
Cool weather is here nog;
and if you have not felt the
néed of gaiters you soon
‘ will.
' _ We havejust -‘received a
special lot and 'are offering
twoliues that are exceed-
ltigly- good values at the
grlces quoted. Call in to-
sy and look over our
stock but note particularly
the superior value you are
getting for the money in
these two specials.
'  I0 BUTTON in brown.
grey and black.. -This gait~.
er is made especially' to our
order from superior quality
cloth, is very tasty and nest
in appearance, warm, snug
and comfortable in lit and
worth all of $1. 75c
Our price ........
I2 BUTION size, comes
well up to the knee. sii
colors. superior quality
cloth, irstrong and stylish, '
agood gsiter that will give
superior wear and perfect
satisfaction. A grand value
at its price goc
Allev fs? Co '
|35 Queen St. -
ch|ldren.-- __ _
You want such. pictures and you cw
make that other mother-yr ur mother-
l-iappi withs picture rf' her grown up
dang Jer and. grandchildren. _
also the appointment to-day
Tllli "iiAY-Eli STUDIO
ci temp Vinegar
and ss usual are wall Stqelrsd wllhlhe
beat grades oysinsgar on the msrirst. Wt
ihsva rr stoclr.-- _
Proof White Wins
" lnglisblisll
Pure li\€llsh lla!!
" - Mer _-
Alao s good assortment ¢(Plelt|ieg Spice
a plrgss and in _bulb-
-Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, Murray Blv-
er, leaves this morning on a visit to
New Hampshire. '
.---_ .
Misa Mary lil. 'Cummis|rey, Fort
Augustus, leaves this morning for
;~Bostou. _,
A. W. Hyndrnan, Charlottetown,
.was a passenger west yesterday sf-
ternoon. '
Daniel McLeod, .High Bank, was in
Charlottetown yesterday and regis-
tered st the King Edward. He leaves
this morning for Boston.
w. s. Newbery left yesterday more-
inb eu route to New Yorkr after spend-
ing' a couple_ of weeks in Charlotte-
town the guest of his sister, 'Mr-s.
(Dr.), Conroy. '
_F-0-'
John J. McKinnon ot Sacramento,
Cal., who has- been visiting' his old
homo in Charlottetown after an ab-
sence of -many yesra left yesterday
morning returning .to Sacramento.
_ Dr. C. J. McMillan left yesterday
morning for Montreal to resume his
work as lecturer in English literature
at McGill, after spending tbn sum-
mer at his home in Charlottetown.
'Officers searched the premises of
James McDonald, Queen St... Char-
lottetown, last week for liquor and
secured a quantity of beer which will
be tested. There was, also a search
made on the premises of Ronald
Steel, Richmond St, but' no liquor
found.
Captain D. A. Maeliinnon, 0, M."
Sgt. A. lil. Hearts, Sgt. l-i'.#Westa~-
'way and Sgt. B. Bagnsll» have each
received sterling silver rriedals from
.the Canadian Artillery Association
for their services on the All-Canadian
Great Britain last summer where theyv
were successful in winning the Prince
ol Wales, Canadian and Londonderry
Cups. ' _
' An entire change of program was
put on at the Feople's Thsatre,Char-_
lottstown, lsrit 'evening and _the vari-
ous numbers' were' ' greeted with
warmed 'hearted approval. Misa
chapmsn delighted her bearers with,
her musical numbers. The picture,
When the Fireballs lishg, was just
the thing _to please lovers of comedy
and it raised rousing applause and
continuous peais of laughter as it,
was reeled oil. The Green-eyed Mou-
ster was a western picture, while
The Cylinder’s Secret, g tale of sd~i
venture, wa_'a some-thing in s difiorentf
line from the reels being' shown ati,
.that popular. house. It told the
ltale of murder and how the Cylinder
had taken the record of the threats,
etc, and thennal. _production of the
record in the.|:ourt-room., freeing _.'
mr; ualarv_v_f°ully convicted of _ the
_cn e. , l>l‘_0Krsm was wholesome
_and well-plsaislag to the patrons.
_*A spacirg naeeting of the Charlotte-
ws . . . `A., was held in their
hall Sunday evening at 8 o'clock' a
very large and erepresentstive gather-
ing of the-brethren being assembled.
The object of-the meeting was to
present an address to Bishop Morris-
0: th_s___sa;ne being accompanied by
t s g 0 _-a magnificent 400 day
oloslr speci_$y imported and suitably
inscribed. '__%igiatic addresses were
gelivered byrii ro:_ Joseph McCarey,
ev. Dr.».f eLel sn` Dr. Conroy;
c. w. P.'jsa's1a, ' J. J. nes-
mond and D. Ryan. His Lordship
thanking" the-_ members for their
thottghthrl' sct and assured them that
lle.,would idlwsya. remember their
__ _--1 121;-:;-.:::'~t_~_:_ _-_--_-;-_-_:~.' _ kfndnssmand 'cherish the pleasant ae-
1'1hsrs°s no p'cl__\`|tf° 0°" \>¢l“"ft|l lbw sociatlonsformed in-the C. M. B. A.
spicture of`_ the mother and her
of which he has been so closely czn-_
nected:for fmany -years as spirit al
director.  ~ - " - ‘
' 'ras purity, neruaeps san Strat te
- _ chassis.; '_ -_a¢ii¢1eage_sar‘.'_ei mars ouseoiaeia,
- ua to si ie or ni s
package/Our' sells sreso large that
each shtpm§'ut`is- soon sold out, and
roster. _Central Drugstore.
raisins
* Iiuliie
 olPliolo
_ '___._i_lfi_s_jgs._te-ti'»;||ht
__ _‘__  r
  
" In-“U-',',
S tbestsiitoall 5
_ .1.-rrlea»_sya A. cam at oo, cas..-_
lottotown, spent Sunday ¢t‘Tracadie. <
Artillery team which competed in '-
rliads (very feeling reply sincerelv
are own,__ _l vers g
grsde_swset_tneatsi»We carry a full'
lltie of thssh_cho'oolates lu hull and
you  thus sure _of .getting absol-‘
_ utely trsali_enocelstes-zse. 85°. we.
The Pickling season will soon be l‘er and wc PKII.. 50° “lr il! Wil 37-A-
'--=--=vii.;-i-`t='-'-2-'-'WiFi-'-Gr!-'<';`-2# -------- - '-'f-5-ia.
B‘rom,_._Y`eet.e_rtlA!'l Evening Guardian.
. T- ut'u`;1`3e¢`;-_1 __1»nmtsr.` onartoztstowal
is _vis_itl_|_ig_ friends in Moncton.
‘ Rev. J. B. "Boyce: Charlottetown,
lc!t.»-thls'rnorulng~ for lit-. Alliatm,
Bankvtlle-'~-_ . _  ._ ~ _ -
F Eric Warbt\rt.0n,- Charlottetown, was
a,paslen`ger» this morning ‘cn return
to Montreal. . 5
_ _ .__-s _
lottetown, left; this morning on lla
visitto Boston. » ,
Franklllti Hrs. Stewart, Charlotte-
town, left this morning on s short
visit to Boston.
Tha' Northumberland left Char-_
lottetown this morning for Pictou at
8.20 with a general cargo and s fair
number of ps/slsngsrs.
Miss Jessie Helghton and Miss
Evelyn Neville of Picton who have
been avisiting in Charlottetown left
on return by the Northumberland
this morning.
Fulton, George and James Camer-
on, accompanied hy B. Bcott,‘all of
Minasviile, Hants Co., were in Truro
on their way from the Charlottetown
Exhibition. They spoke highly ol the
show, sud especially of the horses,
which made g very line appearance.
While in town they enjoyed a run
through the Printing Rooms of their.
home paper -The Truro News.
T. A. Benson, recently in the em-
ploy of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture, _has been appointed by
the Dominion Government to extend
and foster the .poultry industry in
Prince Edward Island. Mr. Benson- is
now in Charlottetown in conference
with the Department of Agriculture
preparatory to entering upon his
duties. He ls- s native of England
and-came to Canada ten years ago.
Ho has been in _the poultry business
since -boyhood and knows practically
all there is to know about it. On
coming to Canada he took charge of
a winter ‘broiler plant near Montreal'
and made 5 suoceBs'of it. After a few
years in this business he tools a
course in the McDonald Agricultural
College where eventually he was giv-
en charge of the practical class work
of the students, conducting the in-
vestigation aud research work. Later
he was engaged by the Ontario Gov-
ernrneht to conduct extension, work
in the County of Ontario. Here also
success crowned his efforts, the
county having been throoughly or-
ganized and is now looked upon as
havipg the most successful poultry
businepu in Canada. Ii. is .with rths
intention of doing similar work in
Prince _Edward Island that he has
now been-engaged by- the Dominion
Government. _ ‘ _
"Mail orders_~receive ‘our -.prompt
and casrsful attention.'All orders are
received as-soorras _they arrive.. in
the city and. the goods'resch"_vou by
t.he.next.'mai_l.' When the' weather 'is
disagreeable-'if you are sick-if you'
'cau't‘ leave the children--or `for" any
other reason _have to 'remain home-7
mnil your order 'to 'Box 332. The
Mc-.Kinnon Drug Co.,` Corner Gt.
George and Kant Bts. ~ 10-1MEtf
_ Diamond ~ili|\g|'s
Nobody wishes to buy a
flawed. imperfect diamond. 1
It may be s pretty stone
butthe fact that it is flawed,
' detracts greatly from its
value, and it is not appreci-
ated.
. And yet, it is not easy for _
‘ the layman to detect the
presence of such defects: he
must depend upon his jew-
eller. "
Now my stoclcof diamond
_ rings has been selectedwitli
particularcsre, and not hirtg
butthe best grade of gems
has been purchased.
. Finally, I know that I
havepriced these high grade
goods st s substantially
_ closer margin of profit, than
' _ is usually expected. _~ ' _
_.- It ` will he to youradvan- n
tage therefore to see these '
goods!
` -_ -G. _FQ lllllehtfscll
t ]=w_el1erf-_-Optican ' _
u 0 westin ‘covet
oppoalteiitste liaise, Boston, 'Has
I-_
_ ._ .f?ii_`~f:_:e_ ' _
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swf hues' ul _:rats for

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‘ABSDLUTELY IIREPROOF
%il’oe’;s‘s£%|a.a&a;oo‘tl'_h;t the door
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
_sa-rar, §__;r___ __ ami
iran.. "”
‘ ess-r. |ts's_ssss

“£2
J. J. and Mrs, Desmond, Char-_
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7;'  `, '-- ~'  - .» i; .4 .1 .'.  '..,l_
_ CH_¥§’P§NGfNE_WB-< _ -
" EN'l’ER_lD1" `Charlot_tetbw_n. ‘Bept.
~so<-sears 'napa  rr-as-¢r, rrfrur-
\>\\°¢°; B. .|lt.f\.¢é°':l*l-` 9.“f¢_\t_°l1: Muir
hurg; Behr. tuart L., Pstaison,
Chatham. .‘1»_ . ~ ~ _
'Cl..l_lAREp,` Charlottetown, Sept.
l_0-Be._ Btuayt L., Bet-erica, _ Ptrt
Hastings; Behr. Maple Leaf, Fraser
Picton; ‘_l¢ S. llorien, Burchelf,
Louilburg., _ _ _
_I AN ENGLISH CHRIBTENING.
' _ (ly -us°-vrm`_n)- _ .
Tha largest private. house in the
United Kingdom ls~ssid to be Weat-
wcrthlfoodhousa. the principal seat
of Earl sod Countess Fitswilliam,
-near Bother-hsm,. Yorkshire. The
splendid mansion measures 200 yards
i._n length, and it is stated that.thero
is sufficient space for a hundred and
twenty guests to alt down with corn-
lort at dinner or luncheon lc, tba
dining-room; For' the shooting. large
parties were entertained hors during
_the nast_.m0nt.h. and it is to be hop-
ed that lions of-the visitors found
themselves in the plight of many for-
rner guests of whom amusing stories
are told of their wandering about,
having lost their vray in the numer-
ous rooms and corridors 'of the huge
house. One of these wss.tha famous
Baron von Lisbig, who, with a cars-
fulness not altogether, surprising in
this great authority on chemistry,
dropped wafers from a box. thus
forming s trail by which he could be
discovered if he lost-his bearings.
1 Lldy Fitxw-iiliam is a' niece of the
Countess of Bradford, for her mother
itha Marchlonese of Zatland)was the
third or the 'Earl' or ssarborgugufe
four sisters, Lady Bradford being the
all fare now llvlni. and all
fqr‘sc_su- ner! .bean
_t'.lous_tess,1-i_ts_wiiliam_
'simmer nu. un..
four daughters 
vias born‘st' the. end of
.advent ci thtslsoag and heir
_course the occasion- of gr-sat
ing, and lhngfwili the tale 'be
le the West Riding of ,the doings _st
his christening.  nn
sn enormous scale took place ' at
Wentworth _Woodhouse in Feb. 1911,
and a scarf cf‘grest'hls‘toricdl inter-
est wsa._worn`hy~t_be infant at his
baptism. 'l_‘hls_ remarkable r-elle is _said
to have bsengiven by the Gonquerg
to the Fitswllliain ¥ho"fought._ under
hiin and _who always wore the scar!
was
for his bravery he also obtained the
land upon which Wentworth Wood-
house now stands, and which in the
neighbourhood has- been developed
into a vast colllery district that has
added immensely to the great wealth
of'ths Fitnwlllinms. ' V `
D so .lt  taatȢ.a_a an-lnteninr My
was kept as a holiday by the' miners
and theirjarallies, and from the vil-
`1ag¢a around thirteen. thousand of
them camras guests’ to Wentworth.
besides seven thousand others who
had been invited. To cater for this
huge gathering a special train from
London brought 300 waiters, with 40
tons of food, and .cutlery and china;
and great was the _feasting upon _the
refreshmeiits provided, which included
17,060 sandwiches, 80,000 buns. 20.-
009 meat pnttiel. 6 tons of bread
and ease, and more than 30.000 gal-
lons of lieverigss. besides other
smaller items, and the ox roasted
.whols, which is a feature of such
festive occasions. .
Little Viscount Milton, the hero of
this particular occasion, was then
second. All these four Ladies Lumleyi
married before their 22nd birthday,
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but five or six weeks-old, and while
  Another lol oi Ladies’ Coats _
embraces the very newest _styles on the market.. ~
They are made irom _heavy tweeds and`_`heavy_ 
reversible cloths. Some of 'them have _shouiiifer yi.
cord bags to _match _ _ - o
v _ $7.25.$fl4.75. $2l.0i0i.  
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9*;..idf=»S’ r»d..M§=SrS.W°¢L”.@.ferr..   
on his slesva in battle. As.; . reward:
mood
llAllKlii'i'» RUN _BY WOMEN
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WINNIPEG. Bnptglllber.,-31-_-A -lass-'t
pts vesatabla msrrst_ssiae1o»orsted‘-
‘here this vreek-at tbs.iednstl1»s\ but# V
eau, under the management of th!
committee ol women in._s.n asdcsvtic-
to reduce the prices msrgeli at thi
'smut 'mat-sat, ~saa~ ' ‘ey 'raesners 
thro _t-t.hs'eit,y‘hu_\i ` i.. _ :_.
the me ranging-sais  1-
nn vrsvtelutr Yf°m_°n,v'tb_ir° ¢°  1
neu in  'th;»:s4u¢ns _
an bringing  goodh Ghostly 
the market and ssolios directly to
the conrarritem. It is clsigud sn ._na-
dsrstlndlng exists at/tl_fe.~ general
market for lrsepir.g,'1riers'st _ high
mark. ' _ .
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.MESBINA ’V0l»C_ANO _ T
' _ IQ IN ER.I_.UP'l‘ION_._
MESBINA. Sept. 27.
Btromboli is
.Cind.ers, ashes
are being
and dust is
the
t Lad‘_iesf_ _ ' `_ __
Without a doubt _-the ` I
largest and finest range
They are aii select. quai- ' 
ities ` and styles andthe
“if*}»*` bi
it. ii
i, ,,
prices are most moderate
Grey, Navy, Csrdiliaif
Black _$2.25. Iss to _
Fine qualities, Grey,
Navy and Black $2.75 
$450 _
if ' ` Heavy qualities Grey
‘ii
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iusl received by express _ 
.,,§§“"-\¢" ‘..-as- "_
, awww ;
` This lot has just came from the makers and - ~ 
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A "I`he kiddies’ dresses come in 'sizes  years to 9 years and are _
mnde of..Shepherd's plaid, serge and tweed in var1ous'styles_ from slc up _ -_ . _
- The misses’ dresses range from ro years to' 18' year ~ sizes' in the
are priced from SJ  tsp-
Sionlev Bros 
_ The alwavs busv Store. _ , _
'funn  ”.   
...._,......- .. ........-- __......._._. _...__ _ __ _.am-.._J._-
Iew sheet your teeth? wan. ir. ure utiesuurtm me er-as
_ into our ollice and-have them examined FREE 0 CHARGE only likes
s few "mlhutess`ntl wewili idl you exactly what you need and it wonlt _
cert you énepensy. We make teeth and gametes them to st esarsty,-. _
We also guarantee perfection is Crows a _ Brtdgeatesk.llxtrsetlt|g‘ sen _ #_
filling without ‘pals-g» prices moderate. _ ’ . __ i - ' _ ‘:;'_ ‘ _»-_.»_
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