~~..L., -_
r -» 
_ _ ____ _ _ _ _ - . i - '7' ~" _ v,'  `_ _ ?.._..»'..» rg-». rr-' I  _'rf \-;\A=a-(_.-::_l,»_.w.,5`,.,__n-.I ,-., . _ _
‘,‘ ,.t.~_ _. , .
ul...  _»r-  I - _ ,
~ ~  __  1 . ,:1._:r » ____
.. , _ ..: .
' " " 4 r » - 'yr ‘~ . -lr .I A ` _ ' ` »~ . - ... ._ ........»~» _.,..,. ._.~ ....-.. _ . . , _
, y .3 gp' _ _ I ».  ,__ ri..
. ..
I
  r    '    . .'    
v-ve..-.
.‘/jx lJ`\
____ _._
"*?’
' ‘*""~e~ -st.--.~ _ ._ _
- -s n _.n. _ _ .  . _  . .\ .< , ,,,~..._nnn.»~»e-_..v»e~,..._ ,.....~:¢»i.»..-_, . . _ __ ‘ _
.ras csmit GUARDIAN _     _   _ _
Sf” ‘*  I      _ AT. "    -_  " MAIINEE :hs 
YOUI'  I u aoao-D-as-st nna any It wg next wednesday.
s t Prices.
Photographs.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
i.t‘l.; $11 'f
IIB VALUES st Paton:
for exh week.
_
at
S!
C
INDIAN SHOPPING BASKETS
ee-eooww-*+40* _ in tanoy colors, $1.25 each. Alley New VALEUR HA-rg exp-a_v,1.
~~--~_ f and Oo. Ltd. 3054 9 27 Bi. ue st 'The Hsbefqunefyr- get
   T-Ah” MY-En me P
fir
*"2 hr
Pptss t Orphanage by buyl
I.I.0uND Noor. srIIDI0 »»~==;»rv?‘h-nn..  ,:.;;:.§°;;,s'.:. 
r 163 llrrrt Grrrzr St .;2.~.t..mta.sis°;:'faII air; `  I 
erdasnervf' 3010-9-24-at
hm w mm” mv t -Pawn; ra I. rliiflifsnv -Jenn it img M mb” and bmi: l¢`1m$I°nf'IA
  r Mncniimld, cardigan. ` wtnnes 25 n;°I;?`eiit§)?i{emnu(fwr§e _n<;:er',_ Hag;-A
announce the opening of fall mill-:
Inery. Ladies are eeroinlly Invited
-to orsil and inspect same.
2976-9-23-Gi.
` com: AN-o same voun
. . friends on Thursday night to the
~ ' grand organ recital ln Methodist
church.
Photographs of all slzea, films to I ..`,._.
\ t nil slzs amateur cameras are v|3|1- OUR NEW ground nom.
reeelvsd fresh every week.
studio, 163 Great George Street,
one d0or nor of Stanley, Shaw
Mod ra e _ _ gh
Personal attention to Amateur & Penrdons, ayer, Photographer.
2963-9-23-Gi.,
EXHIBITION VISITORS WILL
revel in Patons exquisite f,urs, so-
‘parate neck pieces, muffs, etnies
and richly lined coats.
3052 9 27 41
The Rexali  T'
SPECIAL E A -
TIRADTION- Mrs Gertrude B
Q  no-.bmneir ef New-'verIr, noted exf
ke  Per! Of Child Welfare will deliver
7, _
(QI
 _'_
l¢` T5 .
'-1 ,___-1
A*
/ I I -..
/9X  \|, *
»~ i ul.
K. - »
2
_; "€__.
'_--=|-Ji‘ ' ‘ 
~
ilu" “ 
Went you try our "93" Pasta
Heh will give your scalp that
ti _h__eslthful feeling and your
.r new vigor and beauty_ After
sliampooing apply our "93" Tonic
r the 'roots of your hair and it
will keep its- beautiful appearance.
MONTAGUE, P E. I.
~ 
-.+ 
ii. E. PARKMAN
Jeweler & Optometris
- ‘r n honors from
.0 -Jpthnlmie Col-
 Ont
~.ft~nr.iiio examination of
-res with the most mod-
nethods and appliances.
/vo use the Botinosoope of
-mow Test The Electri-
pthalmomotsrr The llootrii
»pthal.moso0‘D0 mr determin-
n¢ the diseased conditions uf
ns eyes. The Ski Optomet-
I- fthe above instruments
-he only ones in Kings
nity.; The Revelation Test
shine! and many more deli-
sto instruments.
We are Opticians to the
_.apic who want tha best in
quality and satisfaction ami
ws sro constantly testing
with good results patients
wn¢:m=svotriads1sew‘hsrs.'Dry
ls. be eonvinnetl that we
giys highest duality and best
rssaits with s srsvinl of I0
pdf out or more.
ALL GOODI GUARANTEED
li. ll. PARKMAN
Enamel Ware
of theB£st Make A  
Preserving Kettles, -~-
laddressos during the week of Ex-
hibition and also at stated places
in the ciiy. Every mother should
hear this lecturer. All lectures free
Further particulars later.
Semi. 25 24.
A NEW ENGINE.-Engine No
1422, lmown to the railroad pro-.
fession as a 30 peer cent engine is
the latest addition to the rolling
stock of the P.E. Island Railway.
This is the largest engine yet
brought to the I-slsnd and is for
the wide guage line. Some altera-
tions had to be made at the entr-
ance to the round-house' in order
to allow the engine to enter the
building.
RETURNED FROM THE WEST.
--Mr. Weston Rolllngs of Rustico
retumed Tuesday night from West-
em Canada where he spent the
past month visiting his brother,
Mr. Gu~y E. Rol<l'ings, who is en-
gaged in farming nt Plato, Sask.
Mr. Rollringsi is not pnrticulsrly
enamoured of the-‘ west and is
firmly convinced that Prince -Ed-
ward Island is good enough for
him. He ls also firmly convinced
that many former Prince Edward
Islanders, now in the west, would
gladiy exchange their privileges
there for an opportunity to try
their luck again in old P.E._ Is-
land. Somehow, he says, things do
not always pan out as expected
in the west. M-any farmers own
immense tractsof land, some of
them three or four sections. As
much as possl-ble of this land is
cultivated and seeded and in the
spring the prospects :ire -bright for
s bumper crop. Then, almost in-
variably, something happens. If lt
is not 9, hail storm it is frost; it
frost felis to come there is a
drought. ln almost every instance
the promising crorp burns out eith-
er dess than half the expectation
or falls utterly. He saw 9. number
of men with large holdings, nomin
ally valued at many thousands of
dollars, whose crops were utter
failures for three and-‘four yeqrs
in succession. The crop this ye r
average and many of _those 
had lost everything in the droug
of the past, three or four years
just about recovered themselves
and came out square. Mr. Rollings
says he would not exchange his
110 acre farm at Rustlco for a
whole county of prairie land. One
of the great enemies the western
farmer has to contend with is a
weed called “tumbling mustard."
This weed is blown by the wind
over miles of land, takes root and
grows in n day or two to the
size of o small spruce tree. lt is
exceedingly difficult to cradl-
aste and is very injurious to grow-
ing crops. One of fMr. Rolling:
great objections to the west is the
`qual-ity of the water there, Dur-
ing his months slay he never had
a drink of decent water, the only
water available being from dug-
oute saturated with alkali and al-
_most unfit for human consumption.
The conclusion of the whole mat-
ter, in Mr. Ii.olIllng's opinion is that
those who are comfortably situat-
ed in this province will he very
much better off if they remain here
than if they go to western Clan-
adn.
 
'3’l8F§COUG_HS
@Q¢¢QOO% 
Drrrlrlr Brrlerr. ll. l. M A B 0 N
Sauce Pm, °"°-°*'“°
‘lea Kettler, etc., ctr..
» '.<..~_.-\_..'..;_  _
_ 1 Eyes Tested
Glassesfittpd
-  & C0  _
I' ‘I 'in“i§'~¥'l‘»‘1¢s'Zi °"°""“°
/ s
_ W”
. . ¢,...-. _
MEET THE GIRLS with a. smile
2981-9-23 tf
yours today . 3010-9-24-ill
l ` _i I 3, -r‘-¥l-- ` »
h)(H|B|1'I'0N VISITOR!! FROM
waiting them at Patong '
T 30 R91
I "COLUMB|A”..--the ,yell ,L that
were Co. md. ~ , 3024-s.2s-sl"
BE READY FOR EXH|BlTlON.l
-#Select your new fall hat and
cost todary from Patons fine show-
ing. '
2991-9-24-31.
_Sl-IOPPEHS' DIFFICULTIES sol
ved- an Patons during Exhibition
week. 3052 9 27 4i.
BOUVENIR OF PRINCE ED-
WARD |_8I,.AND.-Beautiful lllus-_
trated descriptive souvenir ready
to mall. Only 50c._ by mail Wo.
Charlottetown Guardian. _
-.` 1352-7-6-ti*
BOARD OF TRADE. -The re
gular quarterly meeting of the
Board of Trade 'was held in the
centrul Kings Council Chamber of
the town of Monrtague P. E. I. on
Monday afternoon iihe 20th. lust. at
4 o’clock tpJm-. 'and af-ter the usual
business was disposed of the follow-
ing delegation was appoinrted to re-
present this Board of Trade wt the
coming conference .ln Amherst. on
rthe 29th. inst. or the Maritimer
Boairds oi' Trade. S. C. Kni-ghrt.
r e, org n, _
McDonald, Georgetown. And J. G.
el
where the work has not yet been
completed bu-t more especially east
1 Lovluv mII.l.msnv ter pi-my MOL.l. _ »\\*.'.-'rne meer rminr .,_
women st. Futons store new Y -st.lPatons Big Show  ~  -
C°°‘°’° f°f     --    THE ‘f  I   _ Nlonis 7 s. 8.45
  ,DAUGHTER
 I I _
BR1Nc_'I_‘HEM. WITH you
    AND. .sm-,  
ARY       
IN “ I  0   `G1‘e,en   _
I. .
|:_, ‘ _ -. ~ _~ 
.  FROMTHE POUR “ANNE"BooKs f »
A ‘ v ' BY L. MJ MONTGOMERY '
You’ll need them! aDil'you’ll n`eell‘t`0 hold your ` _ Anti She _had wa f “gym ° h - to
_ sides, too, to lttep from splitting over the antics oi Your Heart._ y 0 sn ' g a ng t In
_ “0rpint” Anne. Really she ought to have been a boy. You simply can’t watch mischievous Anne in her ,
__ ‘ many pranks and escapades without feeling that tickling
But she has a Serious Side” also and well sensation around _om fm? h . ` _ 
_ , . - - - ’ - . Y ll _
t’i,i,f“r“"§;“”';:,_§’_“‘“,§,;’;"‘ 3*, did the Villagers ,know It, especially the Pie lamrlyl moment SMS on she screen? “"9 0" °”l°Y WP?
Ives, Montague. Theabove d egat- - _‘ _7_§‘  ; “L , F  ` _ _ _
~;t;m..of..;;...m.£né..§.3;; its--bett<~r~ than a tonic! \nne of Green Gables has been read by more women
gauge on rthe island at Llhose points        _
orf Charlolrtetown, the plncl-ng of the
;§”f.1‘:.‘.1.f.“:'.t';¥  J  “A SKIRMISH ,, SPEC|A|_ |)R|CES
§.~_.a.:~.f.'a1az;°.xa.¢.::;;:r::ar;:: . __ IN or wlrs MATINE
;a:;i::a;s.;‘:;1a:az;1.;r;:.i; ‘ I r   _ 6 chapter ef E- -Adult 26 Ch Id _
l"“““"‘°°“‘°’ "°“"““"'“`““‘“°“  P “Daredevil Jack” EVENING Orchesisra 3E:7c, Ballcgg?  A
_ the Island and elsewhere in such
projects as they think would be
.b efioial .Do this in in
 an we  » NOTE THI: CHANGE IN PRICES ‘
he r i
general.
REMEMBERING THE HOSPIT- =  -- ” -' ‘ - ~ ;"`”'--"""-°'r'-r -' ' A ~ - -» - - ,=_ __
SHDW CONTINUED-To give ' ' -f ' ~ ---
ALS.-<Some generous gardeners ' ' . .
and farmers are acknowled in those Wh” °°“1d “M “Mend P“t°“5 (J O © © ` ` ` ` ' ` .
_,wr gmmude M bountiful 650;; m,,m,,, _,,,,,,,,g ,_,,,_,,,,,,_y W, ,,,,_ ©Io OOO©,©l@O@)_©_@(el@7©@3@©©@ff_-
my making donations of vegetnbieg portnni-ty to see their hats, It will
,to the hospitals, a most praisewor- be °0l1tlY1\19d t0‘lHy and iomorrogr.
thy manner of thanksgiving and one 2.991`9'Z4` L
which many other farmers and ’_°_'
,gl-;1\;deI::'_;s_migl}:t well folloav Bwlth -OFF TO KlNG§IT1-Messrsi. AF§tl-.
an e rio ' emse ves on cue- Tanton, :md Fred.; ne, c ty tj
fit to the deserving. The hospitals yesterday morning for King's l-
"9 dependent 1M‘K9l'.Y “D011 U16 lege, Windsor, which opens today
beneficence of the public, the fees M,._ Him, mtends tukmg his _(il-gt
°"¥°l°d“°a“d VWY 0mm nm' ex' year in Arts, while Mr. Taliton re-
acted-not ~being`sufficient to meet ‘games ms studies in ‘engiueermk
ordinary running expenses. ’I`he_ '
i‘?.§‘.§‘§‘.§‘;..i”.§’.i‘i..°i‘§%’I..i‘a‘il§.“.‘.‘§‘.i‘;‘é‘3 35° °5_§_§\vAr=le°Hb§§_ryA§
tables, eggs or other produce to if “5_ i “WIP ' ._ "W-
the hospitals would be n rimng snare r»» ful-time Workers. fer
acknowledgement of thnnkfulness Dl‘9B9¥1U1U*'9E f\1l`9*‘fdY milklng fl*/0
The prince Edmm-d 151334 Hospital to ten dollars daily. Experiences or
this Week g\m1gfu1t-y agknowledgeg capital unnecessary; Iimmcnse
receipt of a, bushel of tomatoes and stocks; 'free and prompt delivery
a peck of onions from Mr. James guaranteed BRADLEY- GARRET-
Lewis, Bnlghton and three bushels SON COMPANY,iBrn,ntford Ontario.
vegetables from Mr. \lV.K. Rogere- 3053.
h > r e 1" -vi .1
I1, €,§';““J,,.“.‘§"‘;.’.’,“’L‘...§‘§~i‘i.'..§’-‘.."l.‘l¥ i‘.i°i‘.i‘l ~ . " ‘ ’ ‘
“ms about M' an average or a -irunninfg expenses of the hospital |§~$oLE|:FAr 116 
'whne they would gcmdsely be milise- rlruilllz fir tllclnionilli tht Aghghsi' B
_ ,. n _
ed out 0! the 5 un w B Dd om Grade 4, 1 -Margaret Casey
l‘8..l`i.ihdfthisZo0 »
culgsym of Z tfhoggk one,-lug .10 the 2 Patricia Reville: 3 Bernice Roche.
d
mop will not be forgotten this Grade 3.1-Lr1cy -Reviue sri Roy
.semgzm ` McG.i.lvary§ (equafip ` 2 ‘Regina
____ McMastcrs; 3 ‘Georgina Forgarty;
4 Alric>S1mflt.h.
SCHOOL FAIR AT NINE MILE Grade 2 -Freddie McMnsto'rs;
‘CREEK CENTRE.-The Nine Mile 2 .Margaret_Mary Reville;
Creek School Fair was held in the Grade 1 1 -Mary McGllvery;'
Afton Hall on Thursday. Sept, 16th, 2 .Hazel Mcltiaisrters; 3 Aeneas
and was a decided success in every McGilvory. '_
respect. The commodlous hall west -Perfect attendance: for montrh;
artistically decorated for the oc- Margaret Casey and Lucy Rovilllc.
canion by the teachers with or- -Beat department for gnmmh
namental leaves, fruit and towers. Georgina Fogarty.
There was a large display of ex- Kathleen McGee (Iteachcr)
liibits consisting of vegetables, _-_<-oc--~
grain, IRIICY ‘WI0l‘k» wood work’ Mlnnrslln lilnllnent (lures l)latem||s-r
confectionery. f-lf;_‘?}:'°l`9» Cg0:‘°"Y :nd ---<o>i-
school work. ere enK W0 4
school districts without teachers PE,Rs0NALS`
there were only 160 or more en-
tries. There were a very l111'80 “Um” Mrs' 0' I“‘m""- Vflfnnn River.
ber of entries of turnlps, Wm, p0_|is visiting .her old homo at York.
tntoes. tomatoes. beets and cu-| i
< r mmense
 Th; igghzlrs ‘worked Mr' A' J' M°N°Vl“r B°n9l“‘W»
hs-rd in make this, uns In-et seneni W” "I “W” Y°S"‘=“’d°Y~
lfairr ever held at West nlvcr n eric
6858;, and whon me ]“d'g,,s arrived Miss llclrn McKenna of Cher-
tsey round nu the exhibits niece- lvilswwlr vlrrllcd Gr-nrrntnwn
fully arranged, complimented the Th“l'3d5~Y~
teachers, and proceeded to their 1 I
'work without delay. A lively inior~ 'Miss Ethel Mcsservy. oltry, leaves
est was manifested by the farmers. l-hlll fmvrnlng to enter upon studies
as a large number of pmmlnent ln 'I‘01‘0I1l-o UIllV6l‘1~1llY~
farmers from Nine Mile Creek, -ri
Rice Point, Long Creek and Fair- Grafton V. Inman is apendlng
view left their work taking their the weefk in ids-ho, having recent- _ .
families with them, to spend the ly visited friends at Vancouver 1  t0 
day at the fair . The commodious and San Francisco. ` `
hail ‘ss crowded with visitors. ----
There must halve been over two |Mr. George Vesse"y,'Yi5rk_ Cale.
hund-red or more visitors. I-lot bratod his 86th-»birt-hdn-y, Wednes-
lunches were served in the rear of day and was the recipient of con-
Dhe hall and sports were conducted graltulations from his many
-in the adjoining field by the Judges. friends.
_Much credit is duo the teachers, --‘-°
Misses Derma Webster, Madeline |Mr. Frank Calflsghsn formerly
and Blanche Mcisaac and Miss of the Post Office Staff, left this
_ Mckenzie, for starting this fair morning enroute to Montreal,
inspiring pupils and ratepayers, when he wut ,enter meow Unl-
tlnsny can-ying It an d. successful versity to tene -up the rr rrdv. or
Inns The teachers me -uns op- law. Mr. 0alhohan‘s.masy.-f-riondr _
portunity of thanlcing the trustees 'wish -him ever1.¢\w¢°B!~ .wt ~. .-
of"N.ins"Miie Greek for services » '
rsndoredall the day of-the fair.
the 900910 who contributed
" .ri _ . `  ' ‘ _ ._°‘.?“.‘i...’fi‘............. is ‘”“‘"‘°"f3““*" ver °» er -eww wr °i ._ .'T"fj’.‘f'_"'1 °'¢I`-'i?."i`1?»I..
E
s
li
E
is
ii?
as
gi'
_© ©@@@©©(<:>)©©f'-“‘f@Jr
`©‘;@I©i©I©I©: 5_@j©'©' - -
RICE EDWARD ‘““'i‘..'l`.i'.‘S i
RBAN STUCK C!()_ “PER PLAYS
I Cappy Ricks 
TONIGHT AT 8.30 “Crimson Aiibi”
~ “If off' ~~
“The Woman in R00m 13   ..,,'°§,,a,._"°G‘,'_‘j_';€?
ATINEE _DAILY COMMENCING .TUESDAY “Thr Urrrrrried Morin"
viunavlttr Dtrymr CDMMENCING Iussniv PRICES
_ _ CHANGE ol PLAY NIGIIIIY URCHESTRA 75°» $1-00
 - A DAlc0NY1s¢
CURTAIN Rises EVENING AT 830 SHARP. nooRs OPEN 7.30
cURlf_A*lN Rises MATINEE 230. DooRs OPEN 1.45 RUSH 500
_oe_o_eo@oe_@;@_©`oo ooejooe Q
@I° I®I©.©1©_©I©I©f©I©f©I©f©`©.©f©..©'©I©I©I©
Parties arriving :liter curtain T' k t d db h ' s
rises will be obliged to wait until left tomb; izzfllrecleriaor,  (;Ilh(i,i?; Tlc'i`{l3ItcS;1l\r(;Wi`<;)rnallilgeig-the
first act is over. held after 6.30 p. m. - f0rmanceS_
©)
@;@l©`@`@v©©»@v©I©'©v©Y@'\@)`(@v@`©v@1(@"@'f®vl§)lP):/EVE "1/L I ` -` ffhffiwjlf-§"S)' §)'I_.9'@}Q@'§§)`.;,):/,§)v(@ féypglv/,Y._.»v(E\» _\ -_\
"sAL|_‘IN"A`Nu-r's»-IELI. T' `“'=" '“"' ' '“""""""'”" '~  -- -- _f - -- ._ ‘-
New vonx, sept. zz.-cennd __ `
ent the Drooklyn'club's lead in the l
National League pennant race will l ...-
bo overcomel President Charles H. ' _""-
Ebbois has announced admission
prices ranging from $1 to $6 to the
woI~ld's series gnnics at Ebbnls
Field.
mai- 
f  withyour J
_ nerves or dlées- _
-I tion, agit co ee
P051, _ CANADIAN BOYS FOR CANADIAN SHIPS- _
f  .,*.‘;5..{1.t.¥..' i..“i:.’..‘....‘: ‘“.'3.‘:;‘.; .‘:2‘.1‘.°.I'.r...f‘, i‘.’.‘.’.“‘...r".i:‘.:...”.“‘i'.lt; meta.. "°" '°' “‘° °°““‘"“
5 i mg gh d' _ Ile Marine, is estaizli h-
. in ne plane. ,;r:";... ....° :.:°.a.:‘ za; .:.'.f.::.:.la';. 4.1.: ”°'r"°° °°”°°' -r 
; ` _ 5 W _ Y gr _ edwn or th Maritime-Prof
.~ » - » ‘;;f.:....':‘f.‘:f“..::..‘.':.°.'a.“'f .‘::.i”‘°f’“"°“ °“"f‘°°. =r~ mm- rm- -M -»»»i~- - me 
8 a %3ml mg; worm cg 9 ' D on flu: mdlff' mfm\l°§'_¢l1l'D_ Bsfiorl viitlng the port. _ .
' * 11118111' The osusoum sovs ron camo.
whysmsn DUN' » y us bybeoosn.
thsrrun De . f 4°# ¢ mvfbrr °f tm New Iam. ssubr". In maiden te surew ne- MN mm 1° “RRY Wa
The Prime d Island Division ltef t-ho Navy neun, 3 gm, ,M