_OCTOBER I4 1911
_ ' . _ ""'~=f~»wf   1'H=;°HARL0T'm'r<>wN GUARDIQN  _    of up  _ _ PAGE THIRTEEN _,__
clllllurrlrrowll limi oul-:urs colllur
Aunnmber of boys were bathing the ff->-' f ~
other day in the River Waye, at Rho- It
yader, when one of them, named Hec-
.tor Price, .got out- of his depth. Ge
Cries for assistance were raised by the c
his companions, and Scout Reginald
price, 'who happened to bear them,' 4),.
_ ,_ JUST IN TIME
Hector just as he was sinking
With considerable difficulty the Mi,
PBYB £0 bu
Scout 80t tl" d"°‘ml"S l°°Y lllff0 s. visit to Boston. _
i-llllillow water, and they were both
hi-ought to _land in~ a very exhausted Mi
oonditlon by Scout Henry Thomas, ,ling
who had arrived on the scene. ‘Pow
This is the second rescue from _
imwniiig effected by Price and Tho- Mi
mn quickly to the river and caught ease,
l _ 53
inns within a week. has
'rs.lM FIGURES _
ARE IN'l‘ERES’l‘ING\ Mis
PHILADELPHIA, Ps., Oct. 11-An Casw
interesting comparison of the relative
strength of'the New York Nationals' Mis
und the Philadelphia Americans, who|Ham
will begin their battle for the any
world’s championship next Saturday,
in made hy the unofficial records ol Mis
lotte
,h t sms present season. Miss
' e eattin the giants have a lby t
. g
telllhl beverage of 272 for 146 games. B0St
'ld' the Clants average .961
I?i(ihethhngAthletlcs .962. McGraw's C.
:lien have stolen 388 bases while the 1`00m
Athletics have a total of 288 bases. »Ml'S-
»m,,._ Athletics have made fl5_6 rllns Mond
nts 728 In safe hits the'
"Another shipment of hard and ry V
,R hats jngt, in, and we sure think
'Y' """'_' ' ""1" """'f'-`-`-`~’~'-‘ff-'fff-‘ffrfsff:.~_-_Y:.-_»_-;_~,-_-_-_-_~_~_-_.,-_»;_-_-_-_¢___._-_-___._._._._._._._._________.____
y in this Province. ` Lyman Tremere Hampsmre was B
_ yi. ,
,vga Kitsonl Hampshire' wan in visitor to this city yesterda
my yesterday' ' J M McLeod city was among
S.  Jenkins, city' was A pas* those visiting Halifax this week. p
wen yesterday afternoon. John P. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon andl ,
S N°tti° G"~t°9- Cllll. has left on lldldhtlcl-;Idl_0l this city, are visiting in! 
_'_ Mrs. Henry Jameson, who has*
':_‘;tur:;*¢=i°5;1r0’l‘I;'el‘i'iiesrilt:,n H;alnpsblre. geen visiting her sister, Mrs. Sidney 
nal R "ends lll "°y» °lfY. left yesterday morning 
' for her home ln Brighton, Mass. l ='
setilgliléngrgéemefé. _HH»mpshlre_ 1 James and Mrs. Bethune of Hali-
town - a Visit to char- al. who have been the guests of Mrs.
' G9°l`ge Wilson, 151 Euston Street,
8 E_ Mae Cuweu of Boston is ;‘;;t;=’l1;aDeEt ttllvo izeeks. left for home
visiting her parents E.. T. and M.rs. y n e s eamer Halifax. 3
ell. oft). ` The title of today's music and song
S Minnie TK llflél ge. Im certainly, perfectly, dis-
shire h t c ny_ teacher at as ls ed._ Next Satllrday‘g music will
honda as re llrned from ii pleas. e, Spanish Beauty; an played by
y at hel home in- this oi¢,y_ America s Premier Trombone Soloist
-a and Band Master.
s Cassie McInnls, city, and -_
Ellie McDonald, Gleniinnnn, left Affemas Moffat, New' Glasgow who
l10 BXDTGSS Yesterday morning for has been in Montague attending the
on. ~ ' sessions of the l~". E. I., Sunday
___ School Association, of which he
L. and Mrs. Grant have taken the Vice-President elect for Queen:
S at the Queen for the winter. C_°“lllY. was in the city yesterday on
Grant will be at- home every hm WHY llfllne..
ay afternoon. R __
l <1 the Gln _ i _ . é _effint Liverpool, N.  news mit-
,=;,,r,.,,, give the Athletics 1508 and; The services oil the Vernon Rive, ;f;~_- I‘he_ Schooner _Albertha sailed
the Giants 129g_ '_ Cllcult tomorrow are as follows, V,,,_ ls morning for Loillsburg. she will
' .non Rlver morning and evening, Cher- llmceed l° Prince Edward Island to
alley afternoon, - _ l08d produce for this port for Charles
__ N. Firth. Schooner Daisy Vaughan
B( the best yet New shapes The S. H. Bonavista will be due Captain Willard Godfre iioile
:,l,‘,Tiy adhades that are different, audihere
If-as that are right. D. A. Brucfsalls
. y, d f ' . e
from Montreal Oct 16th and Pl'1llC€ Edward Islgnd to load prorlllg; l ='
for St. Johns Newfoundland vin for Rupert H. Gardner."
"" ' io-san. the Sydney. Buimii.. Bell s. oc. are --
._,T.__ agents. ._ A correspondent writes!-In boast.
_ ' 7- ‘ me Of Old people who are still
n,,]|,n inrcady, Free on application. Rev.. G. W. Mlngie, secty., of the Sll_lBl‘f.. Emyvale can boast too.!l
I, mm & Moore. 10-14d2i.`Domlnlon Lord's Day Alliance will,Wlll"*m Gl`9»V9S elgllty YGIIFS Of use is
..(,,,,_ ,igi-.@i~{h,tl§s`. price list of Dutch,
"H --- `Dr€l1Ch in St. James Church at 11 ii, Still as smart as 'some n
me of sixty
"Crab-apples 3 cents a quart at m_. tomorrow alid in tile first Metho- years. He does most all his farm
,,,,,,,. & G0f;~s_ _ ll-13d2i. dist Church ln the evening nt 7 p_ m, Work and has a family of six small
"hum" the l’°""g°S‘ °"ll` *lim ‘“°“‘  Plaids also, silililar goods --s_o;~:‘i.ll rlt. _ ...l 35) } °
-inn _ l .5
` rlerly
i-__ , mom
ng Clothes
M'
away with al the drurlgery
ou are not aciuainted with
lar price Zio. 4
n Drug
Kent Streets.
Port
I ~o 0
Redzo Polish:
mhke silver cleaning easy, Does
_its s`mply fun w th “REDl0»,_ My
it`s merits cal and get a. ssmp e. Rego
The M acKinno
Cor. Gt. o. and
7
l ._ Zion
ject,
" at
l l gents.
” | Q. Jennett, T. A. Riley, Miss E. L. Mil- Westmoreland, York; G. E. Thonias_l
gzgggggggé lsr. C. and Mrs. Bethllrw. A- Roche. st. John; A. li. Myles, Hhmiltou-; B_’
~' C, Davie, Miss F._ Sll'lll0ft. C- E" G. Klnrffer, Guelph; ld. Larkson, 'I‘or~,.  .. . _
,,E_,gg;g33;g.e,,, B0Wll€ and Wlfe. Mlss E~ H~ Fraser' onto; Geo. Y. Thomas, Truro; J. M. ; 1*-
e prepaid
§§.i.'.s.ss.'.-.',-g
. ,___ _____,‘ --.. At
terda
the police court in this city yen. ths of age. Beat this who can?
Y Walter Munn, for being disor- -_
and fighting in the street one Owing to the unfavorable weather
_ ing recently, was fined ten dol- Yesterday' there “'89 Only 8. Small Bt-
Q iam or thi;-cy days, tendance at the Charlottetown mark-
U -é Ct. the prices remaining the same
Miss Gertrude Orqonner formerly of with the exception of butter which,
Hill, is now employed an Steno. was somewhat lower and eggs nd-.
i fall dress and suiillliilliabrics yei shown  fl. l. ll
graphs, with a Boston m.m_ She vanced considerably. The first geese
gmd“,,ted 'from the Union C,-,mm,e,._ of the season were offered for sale at
cial College last term. a very high price as will he seen by '
__ the it_elliized statement given else--
'rhe w. M. A. S. will hole their where in this issue.
annual Thank offering service at the _ *'-
Bonshnw Baptist Church tomorrow 'l`ll0S0 Feglflliefell all the Queen H0-:
(Sunday) evening. Miss Clark, a rc-‘tel ill this UW Werei- Mrs. J. \V.l
turned missionary, will he present, M959. B0Hl0“i MVS- ~l0lll1 lf- lllCN9il.l
also the Provincial Secy. M1598 Beflllfl Scllllfnlall. Sllmmerside;_
H _._ nr. Mcsluesh, Cliicugo; li. nurruch,
_ Rev. R. G. Strathie prcacheds in K0llSillK|l0n; J. Lawrence, St. John;l
Presbyterian Church tomorrow Thns. C.. Savage, Montreal; Jas, De-'
morning and evening. Morning. sllh- Witt, Robert DeWitt, Moncton; lt. K,
qi "The Never Fading Leaf.” Boswell, Victoria; L. Wood, Mt. Her-
(Q Evening subject, “Studies from bert; Artemas Mofntt, New Glasgow;
Isiachz" The Making of li Prophet." W. P. Arsennult, Toronto; R, ‘l‘. Tay-‘
lor, Moncton; G. E, Auld, H. A. Fin-
St. James Church tomorrow laysoil, E. I.. Grunt, City.
morning Rev. Mr. Mingie, of Quebec, -~-
will preach, slihiect-'rhe l.ord'u ony, The following were rszisterell ut
and in me evening Rev, T, F_ Fuller, the Hotel Victoria in this city yes-i
ton will preach, his subject being terday:-Geo. D. Ellis, Montague; B.
- God's Work Performed hy Unlikeli-» A- P~ UlliH0l'l. H. B.,Brownl, Hallfaxl; H.
C. Simmons, Montreal; Percy W. Car-
-; ver, Boston; C. J. Thomas, ’l`rliro;=
Following were the outward DHHS- B. A. Fil-eter, Sackville; J. Rllmsliy,
--1- engers from this City yesterday by St. John; M.,J. Cole, F. C. Chas.
"the Halifax:--J. C. and Mrs. Bell,'I`- Lane, A. E. Jalilimlollv Hllliinx; H2
M. Nelson, D. B. and Mrs. McLeod. T. Spencer, Toronto; C. R. Rogers,
, - fi; 3;, ;_'a,;;j-,_ _,j ;§§;_.l ;'1;,.§'~ i. '
L..__.._._. _._ _.__ Mrs. E. M. olillnu, cy. soil, F. G. A,  chniekpmuutreul; Mrs. -slum, I ”    ' ;_j;.§;§;;§'€;a§;;;_;.§§=' _~  1 
. f _ -‘ ,f :-:'25 .1;§€§'--l'  #_
5. _  1=_.jé;é’ . =>;1312_;'  _
g;__,3._~..;,..5ei,',E=. W. Beverly, Miss H. McDo\lgall, J. Mcgonaidv Boston _
s for ba ance o
AGRIVE C
Tuesday.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Saturday.
Saturday,
ge on which d
n '~.. c l. i as b
i lucwilliams, Mui. 'r. F. oullen. Nlws
M. Shaw. G- F. and Mrs. Hlll¢»_Tll¢ ::Ping Pong Photo Studio. Open
_ i outward cargo illellldefl ll C0“Blfl'3l"' for business again. Post cards taken
' " able illllllltlly Of l0llSlel`l" f0l` Hllllfa* on horse-back, automobile, yacht and
_ : and a small freight for Boston. other ways, 3 for 25c. Also Ping
' Poligs 12 for 25c. 160 Queen St.
~- ' Rev. Dr. Pringle. of Sydney. save io-iadsipd.
35 i an interesting address before an alid-
T I M E T A B L E
HARLAND will run as follow
’oint.
olnt.
at Vernon River Brid
East and West Rivers and Ch ua Pointm ist.
_g _~' ;‘.;1u»f/-- __
\
_‘i .
Gllg
.ii
lJ.B. MacLeod and bride were pass-
S S Halifax yesterday
b th . .
fbliifx flleture home in Beverly.
° to _
w Mass. after spending the" lwney'
29N
Freizht for
9-Sdthstutf.
` S011
moonlwith their' parents in Wood* Is-
lands and Holwlleld. The gl‘00m IS H
of the late Alexander and MTB-
l Macleod of Hcpelieiii, while the
Fl arms is the clam daughter cl Jan
F_-- and Mrs M¢K8Y» W°°d ls`lands‘ e
and
hom
of
Leod .
_ . me
Select ~ That _
Monument Now '
You cannot afford to put off _
the matter any longer. You
have neglected that grave for
n long time-you should at- I
. ' lar with
young couple are Very l’°p“
their many "Ends and acmlladilldidgllld
as evidenced by the matrgy received'
useful gifts which ¢Y_
are followed to their future
They
e in Beverly by' lille 5°°d.wishes
il for ii ions ellfl l‘“l’l’Y l°“'“°l'
thrguéh life. 'rue Guardian iolus ln
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mac.
____i._--_-1
$1
"Q" `~'9:'_|
 u
wiilffsligg., . ll
tend to it right away ' 9  __
‘ Ourshowing makestlie sel- //P // ii’ -1"-“  f
ll
lL
Get our prices and terms
Chandler di’ Bell
l6o Kent Street.
ectin ofa ood monument- T3..-_g;;;;;; ;;;`,§,
easy gud ourdow prices and 
convenient terms enable you lm uf ._
to secure a really good monu- | -’=' ,Sl
ment at small cost. In all de- -~
signs, from granite, freestone
and marble.
;,”l» fi; 
' th raises of our
B52 ,f',°°d 3¢'i:‘:q¢'li'sL| eager town you
sal E:::?.lsr rarest.. '..i."‘rq mls:
ni-c pure, who ssoms and nntrlt ous.
=!.
r..
_-'=
' ce f about 100 persons in the 
_ l ddllooloroom of about Germain street M `
Baptist church last night 0" his ex' ° °
_ periences in the Yukon. He gave H"   
‘ account of the mining operations and ,
" cited. instances where immense fplr-  
tunes had been made in a few mont B.
He said that the average °l_ l“t”ul`
gence on the trial was very lllglly and
he met with many \ml"'¢l`5ltY men' H”
characterized the rush to the Yllk0l\
as the ..g,.eai»_ont tragedy that ever
happened in Canada.” -BL -l0l1ll °¥~
(Rcv, Dr, Pringle is ii native of this
province.)
Syrup
Very few cough remedies
that are useful for adults
are safe for babies.
If is Dangerous to Experiment
Nyal’s Cough S y r u p
contains neither opium,
morphine or other dange-
rous opiates.
Itis especially designed
for Babies, and just suits
theni. it loosens the cough
quickly and gives the child
normal rest.
Try a bottle and be con-
vinced.
Price 25e.
Johnson Q Johnson
Cor Kent and Prince Streets
|
E:"Th School that has won the con- l d P ’
sdenee :if the people-" U“l°“ °°"’}‘  
rcliii ocllaze. 3414*-
~50c . and up
» Out casedplpes are al-
ways good vnlues but we
have some extra-special
snaps llere now that will par-
ticularly appeal to you.
These pipes are in all the
snappy styles and shapes
that all good smokers ad-
in selected briar---wood slid
amber.
Each pipe is in a neat,
handsome case---a real art-
froni 50|: up. -
.,,.,
. Boys’ Overcoifs I a ‘ l Mcormae Sl' Corsets "
_` Coats of style and per- Moormac $1 ferrets '
 ‘feet fit-coats of shape  'give y°“ more stl'l°."
' I ‘md d"'“b"**Y-  ,__-` ' . I l'.l§fl1..“"il`.f.`."lf§'°§.".`l§i
 *U  l  - wider 51,25, ' y l
1 The Buslesf Sforc on Chai-lottefown's Busiell Street. _
_s-1-a»_1i1_-i
i 1
_ 110 years oi experience laugh! the great Eng-  
u _
 lish Mill. how lo make Carlton Blankeis besi 
3
, _
 Think up every good point that a blanket slloulrl have-and you'll End it in the Carlton Maiciial Carl-
ton Blankets are nne Australian wool finish--Carlton Blziul-:sts are silky soft to tllc touch. Dllrnbl`lity---Cdrlioll 2'
Blankets stand the hardest wear---and the “nap” does not wear off. Carltou_Blanl<cts are “wliipperl" sepzlrulc-ly. 
.~»\-.~s»..
5
~,.»..
‘ f Carlton Blankets are the best blankets we’ve ever seei1~--and we've seen about all kinds.
_...ea >~.-».e_-s..._
’ 7lb 62 X 80--6.00 pr., 8 lb 66 X 86--6.75 pr. Sllb 71 X 96--7.50 pr.
i 1
Y K J if T T ""“"“""l" 6'” I
Alllumlfs fl lilwd lime  54 inch colored 
l" ll" Wa" Pal" lil-ihlln clulh 1.15 ya.
..- . ._.-<¢.~..._.._.~.-. Me
5 F.’ t t l ' tl ll ll-~-_ l . _ , 
 then tblélllolligcélsacolhilgfradiduélgrklIlllclllle cliillfllililf- The Very thing for Clllldrrnls :'l""kl""l"'r `
 able. Get ready now for the lolig cveiiillgs that 
 _ smoking jackets for balll robes --soft, ivriilll :liirl
ig you’ll liave to spend in company wlill your walls. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _
 Pretty papers here very eflectfve in zlppearailcc, 5| lnwifhe irwlc---:lil 
 ' |0c, l2c, |50 lsc, 2Zc, 25c. pure wool, plain grey, brown or il iw _ . , .
 |.l5 
 per double roll. '
....-.\>».<.\w.~i=.-....w.».
-- Special display in annex. V ,
‘ Y "Y ' ' A'

.
 A  Demonstration oi the greatest stock ol choice '
 ~»-~--»--- --~ --Y  - ~--'YH' ' A' r -:~ _.Y ff -~-~ - - - -.~-»_...-.__- -...__. .._A....__._. _ _ ___,_W_; L _____._:____._ ..._ _
 Ai 69c  Ai1.06  
  Wool Veneiians  _ ,Special Amazons
~< 1*.. This is ilic bt-si. dollar .<;llill`1i~~‘ f~ i;'<~
"“‘w¢‘AMmfA\‘»'.:. _"of,-,,,_\_\
 »-.~.»-
" ,”§'.'¢:.:x 3 -
~  
flea.   3%
~‘ . .'-`=;.  .,_  
". _-\ .  *_ ‘_am-
-.
.
~:»».\\~_~_.\»..<.~
We ve fresliclletl our stock with
= ailolllei' great new lille of lllese fzlllrics--all » , = .;,§‘1;§ "  1 tlinf we llflvc ever sc-cu. li is Iirlil, silioolil,
'J' l"' 1" 2713 3; 1'? $.45 `i`<»
s wool /|2` inches wille~-lilzuk, <l.lrl\ navy, " wi- llnllgs \vi:ll~-~ lllrl is oll`ci'c-il lil zfgooll luiilgc E
"lld llfllfyi llglll ll1l\'Y» l>i"olvll, lllylllei -‘led    of vcly rliiracllxic colol'.==, Seven ill ull. _ lfolll-  
‘f
am
 »;=:zi_; 5.2:.. 
lg l 1'  »" l
grey, pearl, czirlliilzll.  pure ivifli :-lil y 1.25 vfllut- c1sc:u'lic‘l‘c:. 1'
512:'  -‘ '>.-=;Y*;.»I)ff U:
1.2. ..  '_ ...... i
.f 1/,< ii s dh;
Sllllmll Twwds  slyllsh scdhiu
~ A rcoll ood fabric for wiutci' suits-  §_l§=f‘fi`~§  if ff . . .
; _ y g ,gl;~.,';___=..;=§.?._315;. 48 inches wide-"l licsc lulls ll:l\'c .
-'JI
f.
Ji. , _‘.> ...i
._ attractive, smart pxltterils-sturdy durable   iiilicll of the ricll lustre and tllilsli ol. broad .
_ _ _,.,.,~,._.;¢ :_< f, -_,-"~. »
weaves. Tweeds you know are extreme y 
; _ ,_  _ _ J
r
clotll~-but are sollicwllfit cheaper their
51,, ,,_ ,___,;., brondcloths of same quality. Black, navy,
popular this fall. Five good colors-45 #1:  "" ‘ "
M
  .; '
-igwta A
A  
ligllt navy, cadet, szixc, cardinal, garnet,
inches wide-snappy-eH`ective and well ‘- -~.=1_`&“§.l- '
,, ,, , wllle, myrtle, olive, rescclii, lirowli, lan, srecl
._ . ,,
:ldapted to making coat and skirt suits.   H and Pearl Kiel* i
` . I O O 5 ‘
Lllalne the new walsilng 751: How about Cllevlois ?  
LlIi€l'-l 21l1dlW00l"°SCff gl‘21C€flll. \V2lSll2\l>l€: Tllerels no more durable slliliug iliur_lc--- -
Entirely fast colors, very light texture---un and few that give more trim --tailor inode style. -
shrinkable, a splendid material lor shirtwaists' than good all wool clleviots---a wonllerflilly good 
| l Stripes mostly. .. . ._ . .75c yd] range here at bllc, 75c, 90s. L20, L40, L55. J
lr -A i 7 "_ ._..__Jl JAY* if i i rm _ r._.__,_,.Y_.____ N. _, _,cm ._ ,_ ~,_....  _ Y
lMcClary`s Steel  B U L B VS, 
mire---the mouth pieces are
istlc article. Prices range
S*=;;lur...§.-"°fi _F°fhf»§=~1:l;°_l_"_Tha Iiogars Harliwara Bu Lid llllSZ3lll gl Mll0fB~
J 7 . J .-,use1iSYfE§§5§i7§T5§§».$@?}§l?c§9i@.i£§@é»<$lei-@£f.@;sx:é=s'.'»l#Q-<9
, - ` ki' ` -_gi
s pg
._»
1, ¢ 55 _ .
 S  gg; Our new sellsoil stock of BULBS are lii_ci_e direct
_  fi'r.nl ilie Beal Holland Gardens. All the best nnilicd :
' f"""'»'  ‘ -»l=~~'}-  »-4  v:il‘lrlics of ` I ~>
llyacinths
Without Bottom to sit on Brick or Cement Floor. Burn
Wood. l 1 __
Number 45--Capacity 1% BBls length of wood fire hos, 6
| , Crocus
0®(¢@'!`~'.¢'.:'!.»'~°/‘.9241 '56
  eooesooooeoos  
Narcissus
Tulips
3: inches, weight 26o_ lbs, llolds 32 gals. -
and
Price  ’ Freesia.
Our prices are lower than ever licforc.
Ask for Ciiinloipic.
livei-ed at any station on P. E. I. A Plant early for best results. '
&'l`hese prices are for Spot Casli.
We have a smaller size holding 25 gallons price $|2 de-
. WQWQQO O0 f ooogoooofi e 0O0r>ricio:1»<'i\\rv\<lC\C`lf>f‘_~
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uv
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