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. ‘ of the perfect _diamond will appreciate the ' I
super b collection which this establishment ,
w-ii M ‘ n ' ‘£9
sindligaiiliy al'lg!'liib‘iilri,r;,¥’ . _ _
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exclusive gold and plati-
inspection.
- W. W. Wellner
Estab. 1868 The Leading Jewellers
` ;_ _ has to offer:
Flawless stones in pure white and blue white--
perfectly cut-mounted in
num pieces, awaiting your
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NOW is the proper time toi LOW Priced
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see about that photo-gift. Co
before the rush starts.
Cook Studio it
New Desbrisay Block '
Rubber Boots
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For a Good Photo
-Visit the-
Oftcn you have wanted a pair
of rubber boots for working in
the garden, in the barn or for
A0 E- I-ly0n"°'Studi0 general use in wet weather. We
have the right boot for you here
...A..Tlll5F!§_T§3li__llll.il.liPlll_li;.___
. .°lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
--°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian
Hsent in Montague.
-_*HOLY TRINITY.-Services will
b_e held at Holy Trinity Church.
(reorgetowii next Sunday at 11 a. rn.
Itev. D Jones will otllciate.
..*MISS HAZEL STERNS has ac-
cepted a position in Women's institute
work and with Mrs Dunbrack attended
the Siunrnerside anti Georgetown Ex-
liibltroiis.
_--*MRS CAPTAIN THOMAS. Souris,"
received a telegram Thursday, from
her husband, saying that he had been
wounded in the present wnr and re-
rniestliig her to leave at once for
lilriglund.
"l lililfl TU
Plilll Sllillt"
Liberal Press Ignored Laurier's Words
IN STATEMENT ISSUED ON AUG. 4.
“Globe” and Others Continue the Old
Party Game.
0'l"l`AWA, Sept. 30.-Tlrere is no
one today who is so case hardened in
his particular faith but will agree that
the present crisis demands co-opera-
e tion between political parties. The
duty which faces the Canadian people
is plain-and there is only titre way of
poriorrnlng that drii_v.
On Airgust 4, the day England de-
clared war on Germany, Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, leader ot the Liberal opposi-
l
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`    ltgon, issued apiiblic statement con-
ining in part the following words:
_“ln view oi’ the critical nature
oi the situation, I have cancelled
all meetings. Pending such grave
iinestions there should be ir truce
to party strife."
LATE lN COMING.
There were few, indeed, who did not
approve ol such ii sentiment, though
Finest work mod r '
’ e ate price' mar undonbtedl considered the
Personal attention given
Amaieur’sWork
 
HAVE YOUR XMAS
PHOTOGRAPHS
_Taken Now and
Save Worry.
BAYER STUDIO
Telephone 192-J
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T he Price
i mr pr esent stock 0
'....tclics will not be raised
one cent no matter how thc
price goes up, and we have
some fine ones to choos
from, made by the leading
watchmakers oi the world.
We are not dependent on
“wireless” in timing our
watches,having a Transit in-
strument, sliip’s clironomei-
er, and one of the hnest reg-
ulators in Canada for that
purpose.
E. W. Taylor
Cameron Block
Charlottetown
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Just received ia inioe
assortment of New Silver-
ware suitable] for wed-
ding presents. Q\12i1iiY‘&
prices right.
C. W. Patterson
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.Coal Coal
` A5 the cold weather is al?
preaching you should see £218?
that you_ have 11 8°.°d S °°
coal laid in for the winter. __ _
We have a supply 0§_ exgessll
quality of coal n_ow on an ,
able for Domestic and steam, P.”
poses, and have carS0€S a"f“'"‘§
almost daily by Sfeame' an
schooners
. . . ly - 5' ' r .
to l'lOW. They 3I‘8 light lI'1 Weight, “truce” was declared at the eleventh
made from first quality rubber
and comes a little below the
knee. A really excellent boot
the average man.
zes 6 to 11, $2.95, boys l to 5
$2.50.
Alley & Co
135 Queen St.
 
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Expert
Optical Service
i Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to ‘
give our patrons the ben-
t efit,the most modern and
i approved methods of ex-
amination. j
That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced I
by the large increase in _
_ this year’s business. ‘L
I We guarantee to give ,Y
you the best results ob- 'i
tainable by the use of l
properly fitted lenses.
G. F. Hutcheson
99 Grafton St. Optician
DR. CLIFT
(']IR()Nli` |')Ih'E.\.`~`l~1.\'
Victoria liotel, Ch’toi\'n. l‘. P1. I.
|-‘ 4']-1 ttotllln---12 i 3 d. ly. Fccsin ad-
vggt-_I ,\t tlilicc nr Rc(.;i<lenc'i‘---$5.00. Treat-
ment Monthly-~-$l00 U0
5569-10-1lMpd
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y Hard Coal --
To arrive for here
in a few days per
Schooner “A n n i e
Marcia.”
500 Tons b e st
quality of Hard Coal
in Stove and Chest-
nut sizes.
The seiiormer "Gladys B- Whid- Custgmerg, W ill
den” is now on wal' f‘0m N9“'
York with a cargo of Anthracéte
Coal If you re uire any lim Y
send' us your order and satisfact
ory delivery Will b°.m"dt°lof;‘;g2
vessel while dischar8mE H
possible prices.
'pléase book their
orders so as the Coal
can be delivered
whilst vessel is dis-
r Bum-in Bell _& . C0 °
whdeme & Rem] Coal Dealer
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.charging-_ _ ~
 lvnnil  lil]
l\0\\l`~ 1'lU\‘»0Vel'. the tfoiiservative part
and press were willing to and did it
was but the mere child oi' ienrporai
'l‘ot'onto "Globe," the Winnipeg “l~`re
Press" anti the Montreal- “llerald-
'l`elegrnpli" were at-the old game ot'
party politics. Petty criticisni ol' the
Govetnrnent became the order of . the
day, and instead ol` assisting the meni-
bers of the Govcrnmerit, every effort
was rnnde to hamper them in their
‘ work. The issues ol' tlio war were dis-
iuissed troni rr purely party iiisterid iii'
iiuiioiial or inipcrinl standpoint.
WHICH IS iT?
This fact iridicated one oi' tivo
things: either Sir \\'ilt'rid was kiioivii
to bc liisinccrc in his “truce” pro-
noiincemcnt, or he has absolutely no
power over his party press.
Sir ltoborl Borden nnd his colleagues
nt-.r'eptcd Sir \\'ill`rid's word in good
iaith, though undoubtedly they were
not surprised thnt the Liberal press
was not strong enongli to overcome
that suspicion which is born oi` old
und bitter politir:<.tl unimosities. Past
experiences had quite prepared them
i'or such conduct. The rnetubersi oi`
the (iovernment viewed the situation
t`roiii one standpoint. and one ulono.
They knew their dui_v and did ii.
LEAVE IT TC THE PEOPLE.
\\`hile it is truo the caiaclysiiial up-
heaval in Europe was rr terribly vivid
vindication oi' tho policy of the present
Govornrnent strive curriiiig into ofllce,
there wus no disposition to take politi-
cal iidvaritage oi' it. The people in due'
time could safely be relied upon to up-
portioii the credit nnd the blame. But
the 'i`oronto "Globe," followed by
otlier Liberal papers throngiiout (‘rin-
ada., iii once proceeded to endeavor to
extricate tlieniselves and their party
from tho disastrous position in which
the outbreak ot' wnr, the dawning of
the “Eniergency," had placed them.
The credit due to the Govoriininnt for
its foresiglrt and attempted prepara-
tr _ .hey tried l._o inininiize.
flow lhin People
Can Put On Flesh
A New Discovery.
Thin men and women--thai big,
lierirty dinner you nie last rilglit. What
became oi' :ill the i’ni-producing nour-
ishment it coriliiincd. -You hi\ven't
gained in weight one ounce: That
food passed through your body like
unburned coal through an open _grate
The material was there. but your food
doesii't. work and stick, and the plain
truth is that you hardly get enough
nourishment troin your meals to pay
for the cost ot' cooking. Your nutri-
tive organs, your rnnctlons ot assimil-
ation, are sadly out of gear and need
reconstruction.
Cut out the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. Omit the flesh cream
rub-ons. Cut out everything but the
meals you are eating now and eat. with
every one ot those u. single Srirgol tali-
let. in two weeks note the difference.
Five to eight good solid pounds of
healthy “stay there" fnl should be
the nel result. Snrgol charges your
weak, stagnanrblood with millions of
fresh new red blood eorpuscles-gives
the blood the carrying power to dellv-i
er every ounce oi' fat-mskiiig material
in your food to every part. or pour
body. Sargol. too, mixes with your
tood nnd prepares it tor the blood in
easily assimilated form. ‘rbin not-fi
gain all the way from 10 to 25 pounds
a month while taking Snrgol, unu ine
new flesh stays put. Sai-gui tablets
are a scientific combination oi’ six of
the best lieahproiluciiig elements-
kizcivn to chemistry. They come~&0
tablets to ri package, are pleasant
harmless and inexpensive, arid nl-
driiggists riellthem subject to nn _iili~
..°DNE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
..THE MORNING Guardian can
be obtained in Souris at M. A. Puc-
quet's.
_.*Mrs. A. Claude McKay, Montague.
will be at home to her friends on Wed-
nesday afternoon and evening, October
7th. _ 5900-l9wmd3i
_ . _ . A01 1?
..*EASTERN PEHSONALSTJE rs.
Warren A. Bartlett, who has been
spending a few pleasant weeks
at her old home in Red l’oirit has re-
turned to Lynn, Mass. Mrs. 'l‘liomas
Murchle and daughter lletli, who have
been_spending a inontli ut ttheir old
honre in Red Point lnive returned to
Readville, Mass.
..*PATRIOTiC CONCERT.--The
Patriotic concert held at St Patrit-k’s
Hall,~On Monday evening, Sept. 28th,
was a decided success, both socially
and financially. The' large hall was
packed to its utmost capacity by a
very intelligent and appreciative
audience. The receipts, which
amounted to $145, were in aid of the
Red Cross Society. Each number on
the progranune was excellent in itself
and very appropriate to the occasion.
The singing was exceptionally good,
as was testified by the large amount oi
applause. The choruses were excel-
lently rendered and very patriotic.
His Worship Mayor Ilrcniizrn presided
and delivered the opening address.
dealing with the work oi' the Red
Cross and making :.1 strong appeal in
its behalf. lie also made i'el`ereri<'.e
to the Belgian Relief' Firriii, and asked
thc people to leave donations oi'
i
clothing at the Drill Hall and ca'-iii
coritributioiis at the Bunk of (`o n-
nierce. The stage was artistically
decorated, and the best of order pre-
vi-tiled.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-'1`lie following oilic-
ial communication was given out in
Paris this afternoon:-(ln our left
wing, to the north ol' the Oise, the bat-
tle coiitinues with great violence. We
have been obliged at certain points
to code ground.
Along the remainder ot' the front
cept Sir \Vilfriri's declaration in good lasted ten days, the German army,
la_itli. Naturally, it was exper~t_eri that wliiclr was operating between Easterii
‘_‘ ‘f_“_lh0 l9at1_el` 01 llle l>1\l'iY laid down .Prussian front and Nienrerr River, have
N" ‘ ‘l l`“l@ ‘fl_"f\'"\‘lll<'l llltl Dtlfly IWGSS , been drivcri._buc,k_,aJ<irlg..iho_entire line
iioulil lolloti it._ llut_ this was expect~iaiid made its retreat, abandonin;-: ii
lug 100 m\1Cl\~ I_`l1lf \l'Hi,0l‘l\lsillf-r of the considerable quaiitityot' niateriul_ This
Liberal press with _the Government army has evacuated completely terri-
Dl`0V<‘-ll 01 Shllfl. ll\1\‘l1i.l0n. and evidently tory of Russirtn provinces of Sulwnlkl
panic. 1li_rt ii few days elapsed when
>'-iwli leudinr-I oiiriosiiioii organs as me _,__________,_____
Y there has been no cliafnge.
rr- ln Russia. after the battle which
'Y and Ironja.
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Pililliilllliililiia lillili
lliiil IN THE Will
Here is the Proper Pronounciatiori of
Some Places.
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5c || People’s Theatre "‘°““”° ¢§_;f,‘;‘;li“ "‘“‘
“OUR  GIRL” Meets the Base Bali Heroes
McGraw, Doyle, Callaghan, etc.
-CHAPTER X-
- ~ “LEARN--THE MAXIXE”
Pronounce it how you will, but danre New York’s Prevailing craze correctly. Instructors to
the 400 teach Our Mutual Girl. and will teach anybody who sees Chapter X.
Edison Presents
The Shattered Tree TW" Pm*
Harry Norwood through heavy speculation is desperately in need of money. he robs his fathers
Safe, and thrusts the blame on his brother' _lack who goes West to_ live and prosper-lacli’s
timely_return saves his father-and the life of the girl he loves.
Hubby’s Surprise
To lauizh at
'  lt Came By Freight
A Roval 'Comedv _
-For the Wearing
One of tho‘e ever welcome Broncho
of the Green two bpart Irish features
First Show 7 .30---Second 9 p. m. FIVE CENTS
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Unlimited Variety Of Coats
DISTINCTIVE
L Style & Quality
Years of successful selling coupled with the ability to perceive the
and merit and gives them a distinction all their own.
Prices from $5.00 to 40.00.
T Our Special $10.0), 15.00 and 1710 Coats are favour itcs. .-.__ _A
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fabrics maitc Patons garments abound in originality
ATONS ,
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Rlleiiris-ltaricu tirrrsuhl
St. l)ie--San doo ay.
Si. Meiiciionld-~ Sun inany oolil.
St. Qiiciitiii--Sail lcon taii tnixs:rl.i
Si-tilie~~S:iii li-use.
_ Seine-Soir.
' Si:ziiriiii=»--Stixann.
ovr-ral readers says a contempor-
ary have written rei|irostirii; the pub-
lication ol' it hey to the prorioiiiicizt-
tion oi' sonic ol' the places nioiiiiorrcil
frequently in tho war despiitclics, ln
the folloiving list an nitonipt is
niade to give as nearly its possible
the Eiiglislr ctiuivnleiits of any names.
It should hc borne in initrd, liowcvcr,
thai. ii is impossible io indicate ex-
actly the sounds employed in prono\l~
ncing the originals. For iiistiriice, thi'
r‘eailer should not place too great
stress on the nasul sounds suggested
in some oi' thc names. -
The French ami Belgian iiiinies in
tho list as rt rule ure accented cqlinlly
on all syllables. To the Canadian ear
this will nt ilrst sound as though the
last syllable were accented. Many ol'
the Austrian names. on the other
able.
Below will lic noticed words mark-
ed “nasitl." To got tho correct
sound, for instant-e, in the Fri-rir-li
word mon (myi ii. is prorronnced its
though spelled rnawn. their, liowover,
not being sounded, the word d_\'ilir',
away with ii nasal iwnrig. lt is as
though tho end ot' ilio woi'd tried to
get t|irouf;i\ ilir nose but was clioized
oi'l` and iltoppeti ihore.
FRENCH AND BELGIAN.
Aisne-Ayne.
Aix-la-t7l1aippoll~cx ln shuppel_
Alsace»-Al zass.
Amiens-Am e en.
Argonnes-Ar gon.
Brnliant-lc-Roi-lli'n lioriri lc riva
ta sliorti.
Caiiibrril-~(.‘ani bray.
(‘haloiis--(`.hnl lon iriasall
illiaritilly~Slirni tee ec.
(lraoiino--Krriy on.
('luite'nu Stiliiis~Sliu to sal nn.
masnl.)
Cliiitoau 'I‘lrivri‘_v-~Slia to tue l'.\'-
t‘.ainplegric~--~i‘nrri po rr_viio_
(‘ouloniniiorsi-(Tool ii nice ny.
Epcriiay---.A.y pear nity.
hlpinai--Op o tial.
Ghent-Glian iniisnli
Liege-Leu czh.
I,ierrc'- Lee yerc.
Looire-irooo ure.
Lonvniii-i.oo vain lriusnli.
Luiieville-Loon ay vor-i.
Maubcuge-Mr burzh ir noi sound-
ed.)
Meanx-Mu.
Meurtlie-Meri.
Meuse~.»Merse tr silent.)
Moziores-Mai' ze uid.
Mons-Mnwngs tnaual.i
Moiitdidier-M:i\\'ir dec di ny (first
syllalile nasnl.l
Moiitfaucari-Maiviig fo con (rim-ml.)
Nantes--Nawiit. ‘
Nantenil-Nawng iehyeo.
Oise-Was.
Cnrcq-Ourk.
l’eroniie-Pear ron.
Pont-a-Mousaoii-l’oii tali moos nwn
tnnsuli.
Rambervllliers-Roni ber veal yay.
Itaon l'Etupe~~Ray on lay tap.
Revigny-Ray seen yay. _
 
PHOTOGRAPHY
.ncderate prices
solute guarantee ot vfolslilrlncreaso or
r Plotp_gg_fr¢ii1_iiii,; _i1_e_ri_t. in cent eotlt n
liand, are iir-ceiited on the first syll-
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' L~`.oiiini<i~- Sum.
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BALKANS.
MISS D. RUDGE
llriiizi-llrr-cii ri.
.\':\\'0~.S`zil' si.
\'l>"’-L"'=“i" “Sh " lf"="‘- Maiiiifacitircr of fine hair
l _Q;f_'_§§ff_`f;§;j5§§__,“,f,ff,§,",', _,_ ` igoods, _including gentlemen_’s
|Wigs and 'I`our|es. Also hair
Russia _ goods for sale. 171 Great George
tbliétl.
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l \'t-rviiis---Vair vim tii:r:=nl_i
; Vesli:-\`t-ll.
Vic-sul'-.-\isiic~-\'ih -vcr
l (French iii.
l Ville-sirr-'l`onrbn--~\'il- stir iorii-li
' tl~`r‘o1ii~li u.i
I Vii‘t_\'-lol"i'ulri'<ii:<»~\'i-<> tr‘i-'- lc frnri
lswali. _ _.__ __ Q ,
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
Grodclr---~Groii‘ mfr.
I ltuvuriissitar- l‘..|v :r twin.; l i
-_ l-lalicz--»llal itch.
(‘zclllo\\'ii.z-~--I hair :ni wil'/..
Przeriiyrsl- »l‘,~zli<,~in i- sci iiiricviit iEr.~=t
‘_ s_\'llzible.i
’l`iszzr~'l`eos s* _
lable.
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l\'irrs|io.~;iri\' l(|‘i|s no sl:r|'i'.
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8
5
Concert
At Pownal Hall, Pownal
t. Oct. 10
Big Vaudeville Program con'
fisting of moving pictures, il
lustrated songs and a variety
of Vaudeville; `
'l`he best program in the
country presented by Dr. P.
L. Herman and party ol high
class Vaudevillists
Doors open 7. p. m. curtain
rises 8 p. m. Adults 25c child
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'l`orrizr:=v.o\`.'- -'l‘o;~i :is iroif i;=»»<-oiizi 
Potato Diggers
See Them
_ Buy Them
Use Them
The "Improved l’i'octor" with the following clianges.
Extra heavy shank.
Solid one picce beam.
Protecton collar to eluminaie winding of tops.
Double removable bearing on frame.
Adjustable bearing with set screw to take up wearo
bcval pinion.
lnspectthem at our show room.
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Notice to the Public E
My Growing Business
demanded more room. l have moved into the TANTON
BUILDING (four doors further north) which has been
fitted up for this purpose, by F.J. Holman  with
large and well lighted workroonis, and a
Brighter, tiigger and Better Store
With this better equipment and a fall and winter stock
of specially selected.
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- Fancy Suiiings and Overcoatings
my many patrons may depend upon me for STYLE,
BEAUTY and COMFORT, and a service equal to the best
in the Province.
Glad to Show Goods and Quote Prices.
I MURDOCK ROSS
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