f“’~  iiiiilir   _     .
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ix
The Techs Patent Neh.Cud
='::dd:.\i£__:_°¢k‘ill float as well
...r~..::':.‘:f- »- i-~»-
Tlw eyllu burma emma much,
“|“‘°iP‘|*l‘|.cannot|oilyournach.
Ti* TWU Net-Gard is not
alected by laundering.
Su that the lux! shirt you buy
Inu flu Tookoputontlolodqril,
to
H .
r6l>°i<r¥°`§£.°i.°,” .iii "ffl
ment-and the grontv
Th' ' ' °_
_ u “t
thing that ever happgned
PATENT i I
'GARD
is is the latest unpro
a shirt.” 15,
k A..
- i
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Mnddiu if
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‘sf *I
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*_ _ `
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ing of
Mu ndniirc
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Slunrt fi.0‘we_»,|-
y- u'1I he | ar i-
i
...___ /
Fall Styles in
Patent 6’ Tan
buifoied bo t“. Here are '
a few sample seleclion-. `
Palent with dull tops
$4. oo. 54-50 and $5.00
Black cravanrtie I
i0[rS........ ........  |
Grey Nubuck tops...$6.0i]
' Light 'grey 'ops..... $l*350
Tan calf 5l4.5'» lo..$600
_ Size 2 i-2 to 6. I
Alley £9 Co. j
|.75.Qucen St. l
5-  g
V - W " 4:
E
Schooner for Sale=u.-ii'ei.iii.i=§§r-
Harry B sixty six tons in good
condition, soils and rigging first
clues This Vessel is a gold sailor
carries well for .her toinagc and
requires very little lnllast app'y to
E- BOSWELL._
Victoria, Lot 29.
P  I _
1461-9-r2Mrf
 
is 
Exhibition Sale f
D u rin g F.xh\bftir n
weclc, we will give special
disronnts oil
iiarncrs.
Carriages,
Thrashers,
(lesners,
Crushers,
Grinders,
Puipcrs,
Engims,
Churm,
Washers, 1
Wringers,
i)on’r f-.il to c.ll and »
see on 1' stcckioi’ thc above
and make our Show-r-.om
your headquarters.
A. norms & co
I z6zr-9-2_2M 4i 
 J
` lf; I Milsnnnumnanihud up
‘g §___\
lllglr Grade Coal
is the only kind we curry. It 500° 11°*
matter, w en you order Y°“ W" i’°F‘“`°
2; netting satisfactory cool if Y°\1 °°m°
,_ .
We have on hand sat now |0010 0*'
uptlemlly _ I can f°\‘
!,;{.°°.,;":,.xil.ll°'°..‘§_;i,}2°:°;;iiif%'i.="i§ia
as r do II °‘ 0 "5
».a.'-...lm.=.z».i;
llnnlal iloll & C0
 We make from the sma`lest
,_l
' R <
i
' should have one
Exhibition _
Visitors "
I f you want superior photo
work como hcro
Call or phono 1lllTY for appoint-
mont.
' Cook_ Studio ,
EN in lowu Exhibition week
make n po'ul to have yrur
photo taken at our studio.
up to
life s'ze.
Bayorlintographer
'UST
*ll-(U.
‘Exh.ihiliun Visitors’
Q Ho\v_»isoU'i‘ youu 'i'mg'_i‘i<ii wane
L?n‘§f’ ‘5fl'»»°J.’L' 'Zl.“3.“.`I“°‘i...§'Efli‘ii° ‘di
one 'l.u~:.0 clk 'lm i ¢
mnlre teeth rua suirariiee ~ha‘m to iii
-_xsc ly. We slso zuirnntf-e p J-t _ct»on in
brown and llrirlka v orll. Exsr cting and
fillu g without pain-prices moderate.
Dr. Robins 
' Phhilb 215] ` ` Q
 sxnZZ1IH
FOXiiS I-`0il SALE
SILVER BLACK FOXBS,
_voting ani adults. A few fine
soecime-ns of CROSS FOX ES from
fifty to ninety p.r cent SILVER
BLACK Ifinie|es='e'l, n r- us for
prices. Terms re. s nal le Our
Foxes are all tame, li aliliy vigor-
ous and good s'zo
FUN DY FOX CO.
Sr. Jolm, N. B-
rin; 9 ioMiino.
F,_____._....._.._---gl
MUSIC l LESSONS
‘ Prof. D. McIntyre, Mus. Bac., Eng.,
is now prepared to receive pupils for
piano, organ, singing, harmony,
counterpoint and composition. Lat-
est methods, host tuition. Voices
tested and expert advice given. Ad-
dress, Studio, Zion Church or Russ
Hotel 181 Prince St.
St.
Q.
1230-8-BOMlMo_
PEN $ I
S.,‘{`3l§;’N. Rf
1 _
_T
C
H
I of our
- ONE DOLLAR
FOUNTAIN
PENS -
EOS
]ust imagine
14kt gold pen,
Waterman fer d.
Made by the L.
E. Waterman L o
of M on treal,
makers of the
W a t e r ni a n's
Ideal.
This samepen
is s ld by mail
order houses for
1 $r.5o. ’
Call and ln-
I  
spect eve n if you
don’t wish to 
buy.
i Eye
M1
\ I   ssonllmsl
...°I'I‘ PAYE to buy in this Province
...°'l‘I-IE MORNING .DAILY Gnar-
uian can be obtained at W. A. Joh
ston's, Montague.
...°'l‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W. A. John-
ston's, Montague.
...°T. GORDON IVEB tl Guardian
agent in Montague. His ofiica phone
ls 18 and residence phone 20.
...‘SU~BSCl'l.IBERB should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for hos expired and thus
not :nies an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
date.
..."I‘HE FUNERAL of the late Mr.
Donald B. Mc1’hee of Georgetown,
who died in Charlottetown on
Thursday, Sept. 25th, took place
town, on Saturday at 9 a. m.-G
...'SEC'1‘IONS 22 and 23, Class 4,
King's County Exhibition Prize
Ariat 1913 inudvcrtuntly omitted arc
as follows:-Section 22, Class 4,
Pen of pure bred grey/ faced sheep
registered consisting one ram, one
ewe (having raised a lamb) one
Si 2nd, $2, 3rd, $1 Section 2.3
Pcn of long wool sheep registered
consisting of one rain, one ewe (hav
ing raised a lamb.) one ycsrling ewe
and one ewe lamb, lst, $3 2nd,
$2, 3rd, $1, Mr. W-. .W. Jenkins
oliers special prizes for the hall
bushel largest .McIntyre potatoes, lst
$1, 2nd, 50c., 3rd, 25c. 14 ’.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian)
...MIl.-L'1'OWN.-Messrs. Milton Ken
nedy and Wm. Collings paid Milltown
if visit recently.-Messrs. Gco. Griffin
and Nelson Shaw were in Milltown
last week the guests of Mr. Finlay
Mr‘Beth.-Mr. Charles Mclleth and
Mr. Russel Campbell are welcomed
back again after a visit to Commer-
clnl.
illi]il'S iiliilllllii Piilil
Amvriaai. wiNsLoiv, ss 'ro-DAY,
Rv.-.ar Admiral Herbert Winslow, oi
the retired list. of the United States
navy, was horn in Roxbury, Mass.,
sixtyfive years ago to-day. His fa-
ther was Rear Admiral John Ancrum
Winslow, a distinguished sea lighter
of the Mexican and civil wars. Ad-
list. three years ago to-day, and was
given leave to go abroad, where he
studied the navies oi Europe. He
June
war, and during the civil war was
special service in pursuit of the priv-
ateer Alabama. He found and block-
udcd her in the harbor of Cherbourg,
France, in 1864, and in the subse-
quent engagement, lasting an hour
and twenty minutes, so shattered thc
Alabama that she quickly sank. He
afterward commanded the Gulf aqua-
dron, the Pacific fleet, and the Ports-
mouth navy-yard, and died in Bos-
ton forty years ago this month.
U t O
Edmund Gosse, the famous English
.critic and post, was born in London
sixty-four years ago to-day, and be-
gan his literary career forty years
ago with the publication of a volume
of verse elriltitled' "On Viol and
Flute." ‘ is most recent work,
"l~’ortmits and Sketches," is a high-
ly interesting volume of literary re-
iuinisccucss.
“l..adles' you will flnd Paton Sr
Cn's new tailor made hots and
ml llnovy ln their large show
room lately used as their Cornet
Department. |636 9~ 221/lF.lI
 
The _-1
__ H umarll -`
'l`lre Eye is one of the
most delicate ard coin-
plicated of the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
fact, it is being constant-
ly ill-used and overwork-
ed.
O
l, Eye-Strain
A Be wise and do not ig-
nore rn/ of the symli-
toms of Eye-Strain; head-
aches or dains in the
my ,  .55
///_¢ l 
5- ./// .ffw -_-
 .. ,fff’r-*-<f;f"-’?»L"fér‘;-.., ,£-
.»-1 ' _ _i  ,"5 i
~ 3  1'.;  '»“"».'.l`
S'  #ff 1.  f. I
,’ ' R W ~ if region ofthe eyes, inabil-
,,,.’°°5¢°1f&N,’Q:’ hy t° read of sew for any D. C. MacKininy has instructed
. _._ _lp _ E E length of time, blurred more :aim ,mails auraron ann..
_ » » | .
vision
Allow ns to Examine
your Eyes. We will give
you expert reliable advice.
1 This is our business.
GL F. lluichesoni
Optometrist
from the Catholic Church, George- “Qu
sou on i<‘AMOUi-l SEA FIGH-ri-ei-.\, hégn
miral Winslow went on the retired 5;C,.,mge0m._ D_ H_ Lackey; Jam
Toronto; Gordon Scr-ma
was one of the passengers on the
maiden voyage of the Imperator last ___»Me5B,.s H_ L_ S-tems C_ Gmhu
ld
.. p
lion for advertising in this column
Cash must accompany order. Mini
n- inun chars* twenty-live cents. “PAPE'S D1A-JEPBIN.. 18 Q,_,u~K_ -
Ma. sin. D. snnnsu is oasr- ' MI' SLL-’§,',”,§",{Nf,Nv‘,?,f,G””S'r‘°N a  0
representative in Bouris. l-its _ '
i'h°"° ““mb°r l' 5° W' L' Dlngweu You dou't want a slow remed"
5 °m°°'_ ME'-in when your stomach is bad-or on uni
...ii
Undertaker_
EASTERN PEilS0:lllLS.
_-l-.- '
was
'l`hursday.°
to Charlottetown.--°
Mrs. Russell `R. McLean.-G
tor
are visiting in Bouris, the guest.
the
Joseph Cheverie.-'
‘Mr I-I D Mchlwcn nrrivcd
in
to Charlottetown, was a passenger
the
ing to her home in Souris.-°
"l ycurliug cwe and one cwc lamb, lst.  ' ' ' _ i" disorders is a revolution to those
- _ g....’ _ , _
I 1|: ' u '- _ .
96
hor
town.-G
week
fccts
Phulen.-G
conducting thc sale of thc <-
...’Miss Martha Mclnnis, Charlott
employed as book keeper with Mess
A. A.
town. has returned to her honu:
, Charlottetown.-G
McDonald .\~. Bros., Georg
*Mr. Milton Connors who hi
on a short visit to his homo
Lower Montague, with his lurid
'er Montague, left by Friday mor
ing‘s train on return to Boston,-G
Sea
Toronto; C. Graham, St. John; H.
Reid,
l.own.--
Gordon Seaman, R. Roberts
_.O
.__,..
'who
was
will
United States.-G _
______,__..._.-
U. E. II. Nllili
A
entered the college this week.
Mr.
the U.
(.‘-ivil
his holidays on the Island.
tions at Ottawa.
may
written. '
The
ioycd by the students.
claim, this is, but you'll get pro
you’re welcome.
The "welcome" on our door mat
t
.ncan
in town attending the Exhibition.
writers bl anyllcollcge in the Pro
ince .
--~°M1`~ B- B"""“"d» MUYTHY HBFUOF. PHDe’s Diapepsin is noted for
to Souris on a business trip speed in giving relief; its hsrrnlvss-
...*Mr. Mike Clieverle, Souris, has Its millions of cures in lndigcstion,
»11”1`i‘-'S11 l1°m° lrum a bilsuwss trip dyspepsia, gastritis and other sf,..n~.-
...°Mrs. Nickersonof Halifax is in Keep this perfect stomach doctor
Georgetown on a visit to her daugli- your h0me_kcep it handy- get A
'M17 1'- J- wi§gl“E“_’"- B"l‘ll=le‘ something which doesu't :igrcc with
was among the visitors to
sour” Buturday and "°t"‘"“e‘1 t0 his fcrments and sours und forms gas
some in the afternoon.-° ` ’
'Mr' “nd Mrs' Smmln' H°“t°"' ed food~rcmcmher as soon as l'upc’s
t , Oi Diupepsin comes in contact with tlic
la ters “ments Mr' “nd Mm' stomach all such distress variislieu.
Souris Thursday evening and return
ed home by the express Friday morn- who try it
'i\’f1s lohn McLean, who has been ___
V I 'h fm SYDNEY, September- lil.- Franlr
e en ng express P ursdiiy "et“‘“' Haynes was committed to the si -
...‘rT‘.iss ,Agnes llenristo, Sydney, _:fy `,, ' -
formerly of Summcrsidc is visitiiiir ‘Fug ~chuii’eg Avgsfh the ],:“.ll{.l
vousm Mrs D Gordon (`uU_______ o eniamin ._ .irison on rnay,
' ' ' ’ _'I' thc 15th day of August.
"‘ 'i‘lic prisoner received thc decision
*Mrn G. Gaudet, Barrister Char- .
. '_ ` any of the extraordinary culni.
lottetown’ was m Ge0rgct°“" wht has rnaintuincd during the lieztring.
Di the late Rev' Fr' Sicimm S. Atkinson was found dead on the
*own who has been for some tiff; lic-ld the next day brought in a vcr-
' ’ 'Y' dict of nccxcntal death. Owing
“‘ igacior. with the result that ri war-
formerly Miss Winnie Fougere, Low- this morning with the meaning
.._*The following registered nt tl
he _ . ._ ,, _.
“_ i_'p_ir:,ht say would be used against ¢,, ' ..` ;_"_
1lTi. -- 'kv Q
“ _ ` _.. 1 \~.. f _-L'-11
le - 4 ` (-»\ , 4
, n
(" cvidenc. would be submitted by tl __ ._
to “i he rr. l. W five sv. ri 5  ._> f. oi cs  
. . Y ‘wi
Monctn? R` Rohertson' Charlotte- The important evidence taken this ‘ ' ' '__ --' 'I E: 
morning was that of Dr. Lynch. Miss _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 1 
m Madge wus rc-called and stated that iii,-; 1-_<J_1_i~7_1,-i-T-_f_-_li-;_1f-_ia-_£;1_111=i1T'.1111151117-_1;f;-1 3i1f11f;ii.;.i'€
' she had made a mistake in the date '
' ' . i
View H°t°l'S°“'i“' H' L' i“"°“‘S As in-_ Marklin iricimates that
A. 'Vi D ld _ _ k ,
His father, Rear Admiral John An- gciélc Ona ’ D H Loc ey' Jniges sho visited White s store hav
cvrnm Winslow, was a native of North p_ Mcgm-m,uck_ A_ C_ Jones mm La
carolina, and entered the infant nu- ,ence Mclnnis were passengera
vy of the United States as a mid- gow;
sliipman when only sixteen years o .
He served gallantly in the Mexican
in
command of the old Kearsargs on ""
s on the noon train Thursday.
Mrs. I-Iowrigan of New York
has been visiting her parents  .
Captain and Mrs. John S. Smith.  --===;..,,.;i§§    
Georgetown, for tho summer months    ‘ A  % 
has left onreturn to her homo. She  zi    
accompanied by her mother avho
spend a 'month viulting in tlie
number of new students lwc
C. C., now employed in the
W. J. McDonald, a graduate of :i-""
 EE
Sow- at oouwa. i» sw-dinz I   
Eleven graduates of the U. C. C..  .7 
are now holding Civil Service posi- ,M °/ 
During EXhibit,i0Tl week the U. C. l  .- ‘~-~<
C., will have special stenogrsphers '°" . $%,_
in the College rooms where visitors _
call and have their letters '
U. C. C. extends a cordial in-
vitation to all to visit the class*
rooms of the college, and see for 'S
themselves the splendid facilities en- I _
The class-rooms oi the U. C. C. are
the cleanest, brightest, cosiest and ‘ 
the most modernly approved of any
in the Maritime Provinces. A broad
O
of
if you visit us at any time -and 
for YOU. Call in when you’re '
rpm, U. C C graduates the mist J.. writes: “lfnr tlu- lust _llin_»¢- yi-:mln { 
. 1_1!!!
‘certain one-or a- harmful onc-yonr
stomach is too valuable; you mm-;tn't
injure it with drastic drugs.
its
ness; its certain! unfniling action in
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomacli.
ach trouble has made it famous the
world over.
ini
large fifty-cent case from any drug
store and then if anyone should cut
them; if what they cat luyu like .cod
causes headache, dizziness und nau-
sea; erucutions of acid and uniligcst-
its promptness, certainty und i-asc
in overcomi|ig,\ thc worst. st.oiriar:li
T() STAND 'IRI/ll. ON
MURDER (THAIIGIC
is
renie court this morning by Stipeud-
ifr W R liearn to stand
\\
Ll`
ot' tlin stipcndinry and did not lose
hr:
f` As will be remembered, lienjnmiu
McQueen road on the 15th day of
August and ri corncr’s investigation
B to
(__ i-crtiiin p ulmi' circumstances the
' crown took the matter up for invest-
rant was issued for Haynes’ arrest,
_ During the investigation over fifty
.-3 . .
in witnesses have been examined and
e about 110,000 words of testimony
' have been taken. The hearing closed
of
“_ John Steel. The magistrate th
warned the prisoner that anything
. i
if defence, Haynes was committed
' the Supreme Court.
:Il gone there on Friday, the 22nd. ii
to not on Friday thc 15th, ns stated
her original testimony.
1 ____ ___ _.
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Jacob 'Able of Il. F. D. No. 1. Mlllstown. N.
had kidney rllsi-use and hnrlrnrhi-. uni
V' lmd it so had that for 1-ight ilnys und nlulils
I could not get mr vlollu-s off, l tlmnghi I
would trv Rn|lwny'n In-a|ly.Il|~licf. I rznvo my
“Brinv Deen" Serge for _
m=n’gl wesraro mad:-_ in n
large varletv of weaves and
prices Everv three yard
 llampleld " Bri:-y Deep I Serge.
_ rl
 ___-.J- _.
buck and hips nml allies n gooil rubbing. and
in 1| short time the pulu was all com-. .\'o nno
in this world known but (ind and m\'<r-ll' llio
mlm-r I wus in tlll I USED Iiiid\\'iiy'n Ilendy
Ilnlil"
CURES LUMBAGO
Ru0w||y's Roady Itolirf nliould bf- well rubbed
ever n lnrge surface. until n glow ls prodiir-od,
with ii burning ncnsnliun. Fun- rnsmu rvqiilre
the llndwny Pills. Sonic do, win-n a dose on
retiring iroulrl hr- taken!
BADWAY lr. C0.. Montreal. Cm.
 _1
1
ii 'simniim-n nausaie
1 deiock Wednesday, out imh
im L
furm_ in North River- his entire
herd of pure bred sh or thor n
cattle-consisting of about twenty
head - also one excellent milk cow .
A few ot these are show cattle
| and there are several young bulls.
I Bulls from this herd have sired
some of the sweepstakes oows of
the Maritime Provinces. If day is
ivormy, sole will be on next fine
day.
F. il. IIORNL
Auctioneer
tdilll-9 - 22  niihdiliivsiiiptl
_|143 SMART
' e/ijv firrme
THE f'BosToN”' HATQ
»swiN-iiossru. co., nina
_ "Tha¢'| your guarantu"
For sale by all
‘°~"' ‘“”‘vf~e~-s»e§».<w»  .. rH¢»eaeslN _._   _ -+>-»-»°»-»-    PAGE 
deserving of
tion.
The styles
The lengths
vaii.
'I he cloths
Petershams,
and Boucles.
dept.
Cloakings
ent patterns
are now in stock and are
special men-
/ I '
are entirely
diifercnt from last year.
are shorter
and rounding fronts pre-
\ \ \
are 'I weeds
~ Chincliillas,
The prices are $|0.25 io $30.00
The Misses' and
Ci1ildren`s Coats
have just come to hand and
are on display in the coat
Are you going to have a
coat made this year ff, We
have at present 35 diifer-
to pick from
l" One cent prr word first insertion in this column. lnli cent per word
for each continuation Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge
,l Twenty live cents.
Q., ounaoiln criisiirii-Lu nos 
o_A_,___,.,-»--‘_
'--' rf-f - " 2 -  . . 5- '-i; _ '51 _ J; gif; ff: if-Li ff 11111-';f;;<
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M Aoicnri wnnrno
[»‘0R'I'RAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for Catalogue Solar and Bro-
mide prints. Portraits fiat and
Convex. Frames and sheet Pictures.
Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto.
___ -_ 'IEMAEE '.'.E1"T. ._ _ _
WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
bouscworl_r,__App1y 0i_ Kent St.
WANTED A GIRL TO ‘ LEARN
dressmalring. Apply to 202 Sydney
_St., 1l'iil5-_9;1Vi4ipd.
WANTED--AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
general house work. Apply 213,
Queen _§t. ______1_5§§;€_l-_l8_M3ipd.
WAN'1`I1`~l'l--YOUNG LADY TO LEARN
the millinery in our work room.
STANLEY BROS._ 1559-9-18M6i.
WANTED-COMPETENT MIDDLE
aged woman us housekeeper. Small
family; Good home; fuir wages;
to the right woman. Apply by
letter, “I-Iousekecper, Guardian Of-
fice. 1571--18M3i.
`l
WANTED.-`G1ar. 'noii"osNi1n`Ai.
housework. Apply Mrs. B. R. Hol-
ri 202 Prince St. 1544-9-l7lVlti.
mil, ,___ ___._______ ____ __
WANTED FOUR MORE YOUNG
ladies to learn the millinery. S.
A. Meoona1d______ __ ___ 1415-9-ioMti.
WANTED, SIX SMART GIRLS FOR
our millinery work rooms. Apply
this week to Miss Randle, at Prowse
sms. Lcd. _ ioio;s-zonal;
FOR SALL
FOR SALE-AU'l‘OI-IARP. IDEAL
very best. Apply to ll. E. Fader,
Morell House, _ ____16l_6-9-20M3ll>d
r~"`oit'si\r.E-s1i.vEn MooN Ham.
Stove No. 10, also ii Red Cloud
Stove at 233 King St.
‘ 1595-9-20M3ipd_.
-*FOIL*-_S-.\iIel.>-Gasolone Launch,
30 feet long, 6 feet wide, 20 H. P.
cngine,; speed 12 miles; splendid
seo-bout; fully equipped with cush-
ions, chnirs, folding anchor, life
preservers, etc., in A. 1. condition
Will soil at n bargain. C. P.
Larned, Keppoch, 'l`elephol1¢.F~5~'-'12‘
1620-9-ZOM2l.
FOR SALE.-BY AUCTION ON PRE-
mises, Tuesday, 30th, Sept. 1913
at twelve o'clock noon. Four
building lots, North Side Reserve
Street, See handbills. Gaudet &
Haszard. 1443-9-11M17i.
w`Ai4i"Fi-:D AT oncis-'rwo con
- - .- ss-_-.:=;-W' “-1
MALE HELP WANTED
Makers and one Pant Maker. Steady
employment, Highest wages. Apply
t Muclielluu Bros 1562-il-ililiilli.
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waririsn-Anvounoimnn son
shoe store, 16 to 18 years of nge.
Apply Box 224. 1533-9-16Mtf.
wAN'rnnA'r onus MA`r~Ti~*oii unu-
cral farm work. Highest wugcs to
right man. Apply to H. Kelly,
Southport. 1527-9-16M0ipd.
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i'.UsT"i3`is"'i‘w"i§if1N` '"i§u'1l1Ci<: ` ` on
Wales College and Southport, black
leather shop-bug containing money
nnrl papers. Liberal reward if sent
to Guardian Uflicc. 1588-9-l‘JMtf.
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Miscairnnrous
'mio MAN s1ai§:N`i>i<`:i2i`r~TG`iiT.i-iiuit
dollars off the sidewalk in front
of ’l‘aylor’s Bookstore, Friday nighv
is asked to leave thc some with
Mr. Taylor , und so avoid immed-
iute proceedings. 1621-9-20M3ipd.
`.\u'i'oMonIi.ic 'ro mins _ir nuns-
onahle rates. Apply J. J. Davies,
'Jr. 1432-9-11M12ipd.
FOX RANGHERS. ATTENTION .
Every fox rancher should have
one of our patent drinking fount-
ains in each pen to assure the fox
es hgving clean water at all times
A supply always on hand at P.E..
Island Fox Exchange and Realty,
Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co
Slmimersids. 638-7-3ihItf.
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TE ACH ERS WANTED
WANTED-'A snooNo `cr.Ass`
class teacher for Kingston School.
Duties to commence Oct. lst. i-lup-_
ploment $50. George Crewys, Sec-
retary. 1610-9-20M3i.
FOR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,
cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives,
Montague. 6-§_3§i_'E_t_i_-
FOR SALE, DRIVING FIl.'l.Y (COM-
ing 4 years old). Kind and gen-
tle. Further particulars apply 28
Dorchester St. _ 1587-9-19M3ipd.
FOR SALE,-ONE PAIR ISLAND
bred black foxes. 1913, litter, S.
R. cars Guardian. 1570-9-1B’M4_i;
FOR SALE.--TWO DOUBLE BAR-
relled, 12 gauge, shot guns, ham-
merless. Apply 63 Baydeld St.
1552-9-l8M3i.
FOR SALE, A QUANTITY OF
shingles. Apply Henry Corlcs, Bui-
folk, Lot. 84. 1542-9-I'lM3i.
FOXES FOR SALE-ONE PAIR
silver blacks, two pair patches, two
ro im '~ J
i`i'o_u`s`l“F. 'ro LEi"l'5i§T/\”I`i?i74o"o
rooms. All modern improvements.
Possession at once. Apply Beni.
Carter & Co., Auctioneers.
1517-‘3-1‘JlVl3ipd.
%'1.T1’r,_iTo§sTsf`drT" `rTnfi."sBono
Bt. with modern conveniences,
at present occupied by Mr. Mcharan.
Possession given Sept. first. Apply
at Wsllnei-‘n Jewelry Store.
sir.-it-istltli.
 
WAN'\`i'.D
WANTED-A COMPETENT BOOK-
lreeper, one with experience pre-
ferred. Alan a capable _sales-ladg,
to take charge of dry goods de-
partment in a village store. Ap-
dark red females. D. M. Mellonaid,
28 Pownal Bt. Charlottetown.
ply stating experience to M. t 00;,
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