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fwarerooms of W. Grant &'Co., and
carry a line of McKay Cars for hire, will
13» 1913 ' minmsmiwsmsi on-_nn " 'rHsicHARLo"r'r`srowN GUARDIAN  some omv  ' PAGE
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Nova' Scotia~ Steel 8;' 
  ,lsr Mortgage   1 
5 pa ce "- ,
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~Bioi M“"1°iPal¥Bo"nds _
,Wr|l2¢ ‘for our latest list of Municipal Gflerings yield-
iiiir °°1ifs‘i ‘S 5%. P" wif °ii iiieii ¢1-iii" n.ai.... n....i.i-
pals. .. ` `
Atlantic Bond Company, Limited
' Bank of Montr`eal'Building
St. John. N. B, '
ron-8-zzM3nios ‘ .
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lforllnveslors of Small and 0dd Amounts
It is ii well known fact that investors of small amounts
$15? Prior tiwnliliig a number of shares of a. security of a.
nccouml; mvalue t an one share of $100 par value, This
_ the Trinimuéi PETE: t}Xf»6i\¢'i.f0i° the populnritv of the shares of
Com an d th” "G C0-. Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
` of .gugmlf 'm ° A°“dl“ S“8lll' Refining o., with investors
amounts.
We offer. in lots tosuit purchasers a. ‘bl k f A d'
SUKMRGH. C_Pf _. . oc_o cam.
2.8; at U. priléiaiigo ytgeld aeperzrled Stock. Par value Ll. or $4.86
Triniil El t ` C_ -
price to yigild 7 tip  o Stock, par value, £1. or $4 B0,
Min-aim 'r i ii & 'r _
viii' value $13.00!., Silas.-i_ce to figilihgii §f)`...Pr°f°"°d st'9k`
r. ii; Mecuiiiw & co. ' 7
ata
Members Montreal Stock Exchange.
s McCurdy Building-Halifax, N. S.
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Agents For The Famous
McKay Autonobiles
We have opened a garage cn the
corner of Queen and Sydney Street in /the
will
Ch"Town Motor Vehicle
be let at reasonable rates, with Chaiieures
Telephone 45], for a car.  1 A '
' RICHARD GRANT
, Manager
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_ IN FHENEH IIUUHT
MELUN, FRANCE, Oct. 11, (Spec-
ial)-The Criminal Court here has
tried and acquitted on a charge of
running over and killing a gypsy girl
‘on August 8, Baron Hans von Bletch-
roeder and Walter Palmer, the chauf-
feur of Princess Sophia of Sale-Web
mar, who committed suicide at
Heidelberg on September 9, owing
to the refusal of lier parents to con-
sent to her msrringe to Baron Bletc-
hrnsder. _
The Princesa, with her mother and
the.Baron, were in the automobile at
the time of the accident. It was re-
ported at me uiiie oi nie Princesse
suicide that she had killed herself be-
cause she fcared a scandal ss the re-
sult of her visit to France in coin-
pany with a young man whom shc_
had been forbidden to meet.
While she was in France she ani
the young man went onseveral long
automobile drives in Fontaiuebleu
Forest, and it was on one of these
that the accident occurred. Every ef-
fort, it was said, had been made to
hush up the affair owing to fear that
the Princess‘s 'movements would be-
come known to her father.
NEW ALBANY AS
lllll YEAHS ULU
NEW ALBANY, IND., Oct. 11.-
New Albany will celebrate the cen-
tenary of its incorporation as acity
by a gala week beginning tomorrow,
on much the general plan for an old
ness. For a year the citizens have
been preparing for the event, and
their efforts promise now to; result
in one of the largest civic gatherings
ever held in Indiana. The decorative
features are especially attractive,
street after street being bright with
color. Pageants and festivities will
be held ench' day and evening. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Governor
Ralston of Indiana, former Governor
Wilson of Kentucky, former Vice
President Fairbanks, former Gover-
nor Durbin of Indiana and United
States Senators Korn and Shively.
‘ 'rAr'r si=nAKs Ar Annovns
ANDOVER, MASS., Oct. ll.-'1‘lic
annual celebration of Founders’ Day
Y Y-
progrnmme was the dedication of
the first academy bui1ding,.'wherc
Principal Eliphalet Pearson began his
teaching iii 1778. Former President
William E. Taft and former Secre-
tary of War Henry L. Stimson dc-
livcred the principal addresses. '
SNAP
a
memorial tablet placed on the site of
lMP|ll_il IHUN HBE  
` FHUM FAH CHILI
_
NEW YORK, Oct. 11, (Special)-
Flve hundred million tons of high-
grade iron ore in Chile are under
lease to the Bethlehem Steel Coin-
pniiy, and will be brought to Bethle-
hem nt the rate of more than s. mil-
lion tons a year, beginning in 1915,
by a fleet of vessels operating
through the Panama Canal. Officers
of the company so testified this af-
ternoon at the hearing in the Gov-
ernment/s dissolution suit against the
United States Steel Corporation.
Charles A. Buck, vice-president of
the company, said that the com-
pany would operate its own fleet of
ore vessels. The ore will be laid
down at Bethlehem, he said, cheaper
than Lake Superior ore. It was the
plan of the company to operate nl-
most exclusively on Chilean ore, if
possible. A sixty-years' supply, he
added, was in sight within twenty-
tive miles of the Chilean coast.
MAN BY PARCEL POST.
The introduction of the parcel poet
service in this country calls to inind
ii peculiar case that took place in
England some time ago, and which,
the Washington Star remarked,
would occur ofteuer if the, English
licople were informed concerning one
of the parcel post regulations in that
country. A gentleman wished to
rcncb a customer living in a remote
part of Balham, one of the suburbs
of London, and it was very urgent
that he find him quickly. Knowing
nothing of the locality, he called ui
_St. Martin le Grand to consult s
directory. Stating his case to e
clerk, he was amazed to learn that
he could be sent to the address by
home week, but with more elaborate- --parcel post" by paying a fee 0,
three pence a mile. The gentleman
had never heard of such a thing, and
it is said that very few in England
know that it can be done. Accepting
the offer, the gentleman was placed
in charge of a messenger familiar
with all parts of the city, and was
soon on his way. The boy carried
u printed slip, on which was written
n description of the “parcel” in
charge, under the heading “Article
required to be delivered." and be-
fore leaving the c\1stoiner’s house
both the customer and the gentle-
man were required to place their
signatures in the paper. The limit
in weight for anything to be deliver-
ed by parcel post in England (us in
this country) is generally understood
to be eleven pounds, but there is one
clause which reads: “A person may
was brilliantly observed at Phillips he °°“d“°l'~°d bl' "Press “‘e55°“g°"
Acndem toda A feature of the to any address on payment of mile-
nge fee."
N E-W CHIEF OF
ARMY ENGINEERS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 11.-
Brig. Gen. Dan G. Kingman-today
assumed the duties of chief of en-
gineers is a native of New Hamp-
the improvement of the Yellowstone
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TIAUIIGHT IT _WAS
GANUER 0F STUMAGH
Tomas of tltioila 0ys_|u|is|| tml
By "Full-a-lint" '
Svnmnr Mums, N.S., JAN. 25th. rgio
"For many years, I suffered torture
from Iudigeation and Dyspepsia. Two
pears ago, I was so bad that I vomited
ood constantly and lost 15 _pounds in
weight. I was afraid the disease was
Cancer.
I read about “Fruit-a_-tives" and the
wonderful cures this fruit medicine was
making, and I decided to try it After
taking three boxes, .I found _a great
change for the better and now I csn any
“Fruit-a-tives” has cured me when
every other treatment failed, and, I
reverenily say “Thank God for “Fruit-
a-tives"
EDWIN ORAM, Sa.
5oe a box, 6 for $2250-trial size, z5c.
A! dealers or from Fnxit-a-tivea_Limited,
Ottawa. '
7 Bo
Royal S
nds , .
at a very attractive price.
ECUTIUZS
Corporation Limited
Metropole Building, Ilollia St.
lia‘iTax °
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Ottawa London. Enl.
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is always imparted by simple
lines and substantial elegance.
Some new models of this type
are illustrated here and many
people prefer
These Monuments
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to thel artistically carved de-
signs brnamented with taste-
ful decorations. Whatever
younpreference we are ready
to supply the style you desire.
Consult us
CHANDLER & BELL
160 Kent St.
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McLean Q. McKinnon
Barrisiers. Attorney-at-Law
Brown Block. Charlottetown
B0‘l`EL BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. B.
sirieers Of the army. succeeding Brig- the Lsrpeminii Best Located Hom in
G°“' W“"“"‘ "`- R““°°“~ ‘"‘° Wa” §i‘.‘t....‘3.i’£..i.‘i.°.§’.Ti?;"3.ii.‘.§‘.l5...i2?. .$2323
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shire, and was graduated from West 0.0. Mcl.|£0D Kp, W.E.BI<lN'l‘LEY K.
Point in 1875. He was in charge of  fn      
Barristsrs and Attorilpgs-at-law
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Sailing! From Montreal
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IlAUrlE\l'1lC " 25th
“CAN \DA" Nov lst
“MEGANTl(`~" “ tltn
:The Largest Canadian
liners in commission.
_ BATES:
According to steamer and
accomodation
First Cluiis ._ . . . . . . , . .
._ 92.50
one Class Cabin til). 50.0')i;;\&
Second Class  5‘.i~'l6
hird Class  31.26 _and 82.50
Ask the nearest Railway 0'
Spesmship Agent for partie-
u urs. _
 uf sTAR°U::'.#;°~
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V ` Agent W K. Rogers-City.
|NTER1coL~,oN|~1i;i'
'-`i t A I LWAY ,J
, Muusxeamsslg
Montreal to Liverpool
Royal Mail Service I
’l‘unl|iau-._.~ _-....... Tues (let. ll
Victorian ....__...... Tues. Oct If
Corsican.........,........_.Tuel Oct 2!
Virginian. ...._.... ._ Tues Nov. A
Montreal to Glasgow '
Hesperian _..._ .__ _ Thurs Oct. D
Pretoriun ...._....-.-.. Bat. get ls
Giampian..........-..... Thur et. II
Scand navlan ...............Bat. Nov.i
Montreal-Havre-London
Corinthian .............. Fun.0ct. I2
tlicilian  Sat.. %ct. I8
'Ponian  .......... Sun c=.16
Pomeranian ...........Bun. Nov. 2
For rates, and full Eartieularl.
apply W. K. ROGERS. ity.
Of
II. Q A. ALLAN
2 Sf. Peter Street. llontreal
E XCURSION
The Annual Fall Col-
onist Excursion to Van-
couver, Victoria, West-
minster, Nelson, Seattle,
Spokane, Portland.
On Issue
V Sept.T 25 th.
Oct. 1 Oth.
For Tickets, Information,
Sleeper, Reservations, etc,
apply to
W. K. Rogers
CITY TICKET AGENT i
84 Gt. Geo Street.
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__ 7 ;>HOULD BE IN National Park for some years and 0gi§:;,;t§:p¢§_y1{'NP§EfI:p},iggp» Eagfgm §_ S, Cgrpgrafion
Reasons why the “
Ford Car is Best
Number 2--7 Unit Construction
‘ The second important feature of the Ford is the fact
that there are but four coustructional units in the car-
the power plant, the frame, the front axle, the rear axle.
n These in any and every part of them are easily ac-
cessible and can be quickly removed and easily adjusted .
or replaced. All this goes to make the_Ford a silent run-
ning car, Its perfect mechanical adjustment and elim-
ination of all unnecessary parts reduces to s minimum
any noise ln the Ford. The Ford car is as silent as
machinery can possibly be made.
Bruce Stewart fs? Co.. Ltd.
A » Agents for P. E. Island -
I
_/ _ '_ |
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Please bring in. send. or ask ff
` us to call fora settlement A
‘ of that account' we ;`a`e_nt A
' you a day or so  and
very much oblige' _   _
MMLELLAN-
town’s Best'
»
.VE RY SPORTSMANS
KIT `
(SHEEP
AT ALL
DEALERS |54
'ri-il sea# in
ri-1|: Tm.
THAT I5 6000
FOR THE Sltlh
SAVE
COUPONS
_m I l 3 1 i
Specials
Y. M. c. A.
Sunday 4 p. m.
’ roi:
'_ College Students and young
men' Address _
ii. ns. .ions snows. of ti..
Canadian National Council.
He is an expert, on Physical
Education. '
A Monday 8 p. ni-
Meetiug of Business and
Professional men to hear Dr.
Bfcwna _
_Monday 8 _p. m.
B iwllng Tournament mix
‘ .
later superintended construction vwoirk
Acting under instructions of
nf Margate
the best farms in Prince Co. it has
on it a beautiful house 2 largebarns,
s carriage house and pigery a
spring on rear of farm. A never
failing spring a _few yds. from
house with dairy on it spuinp at
door. There is also on this farm one
of the best locatlon's for a fox
ranch to-day on P. E. I.
STOCK I horse 7 years old, i
extra good milch cows, 3 cattle
U4 years old. 4 calves. 3 pigs.
IMPLIMENTS i binder, 1 hay
mower, i sectional seeder (new), i
cart, r set bob sleighs, i set driving
harness, a lot work harness.
CROP a quantity hay and straw,
potatoes sold in field.
Terms all sums of $5 oo and
under Cash over that amount 9
months credit on approved_ joint
notes.
Sale positive nothing reserved.
If day proves unfavorable sale
will take place on next fine day.
` HUGH F. MORRISON
Auctioneer
'_ agar io 7M6l.
-1- Mnvvfa Plank-~ ha .gg-n.v~ L -
NEW YORK. 0C'¢- 11~-At the COUU' ' Returnln leaves Central Wharf Boston
try home of her pm-ents in Lawrengey  _ Q  tiondays. Wgdilifsdlaysd and Fridsyl. at
L_ j[__ Miss Rosam,-,nd Bun., ,laughter Barrister, Solicitors, l~4taries;stc. fA$a‘l:I.i~E.:p on 0:: aatugghgp. m.. for
of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Burr, was MONEY T0 LOAN MMME §'l‘EAM§iHlP LINE-Direct
married today to Alhert B. Kerr,son Offices -Next door to Bank of Nova *fag* §’°*,§.'r‘;‘l-“kf;g'*|Q§‘,f-:fd §§’,:s§‘:;l:'
ofthe late Senator James Kerr of 500555- Thursday and Saturday at 6.03 p, mf
péunsyivanin A special train con. D. A. MMKINNON, K. C.,L- L. B Fare $1.00. H t d 1 ‘U ti
ve ed the me-n nests from this cit R* N' M“°NEH‘° ,FW °l¢°°k'if,'¢' tgfgklfis Qian; §':}}.,g2
Block. Charlottetown. P. Bl I-
Barristarl, Solicitors, sic.
Offices in Deslirisag Block Corner
.lueen and Gratten treeta Charlotte.
town, P' E. Island.
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.Relieca Fitzsimons ..._....$‘l’I.f.?¥._.§f’.?2f".!....»....
HORBON a DUFFY
Barriatera and Attorneys
horse 3years old (Darkwood), 6 I°:f**|
litatsl
lag.
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on the Mississippi and the great A _ |N'|‘[RNA'|'|0NA|_ |,|N|}
lakes. For the past seven years hc  (gl 
he ha- ii--ii ig ci--fc gi gc, Soiigh- ..‘i.°.‘.'.‘.2::'in‘s:::i:-‘i'r:s.§“i::.h: AUTUMN EXCURSIONS
i ' i , tl ,
§§§§§iI2...§F.g§§°E25...;i.‘“ ‘” ‘ 325'..?:'il‘..e"..‘?.fe‘s¥f»%‘iL~».?.t“‘““ ”°' osmoirsrows To BOSTON
' Um¢¢s_0|d ¥;u“-dim, 0mm, P;-oygg Boston and return......................Si4.50
Portland sud return....................1400
_Oommencing September sinh and con
tinuinguutil October 17th inclusive Ex
MISS ROSAMOND K. 1| »  B- A» curiaipn tigplfietsvyill bplspld H above rated
_ B t N ¢ P bl- . t goo or sys rom a eo ssue.
““““'S ""“’“‘“° "‘ii°°»f»-‘i»”,i1»-,-7 ‘° ° ° ..':.‘:..f:.°:.‘::.-.~'°.':.=:.~i..°.-;i°..°.~ ir.-. Asses.:-
ubec and Boston
Y Y 8 Y Emi al
*° L~"°_“°°» srewaiu fa canrnini ° °° °f%'..‘1'nf.i‘.ii».:.‘.'a'.t%'it‘ii'.°.._..
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as:.si i A :_
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TIME TABLE
I will sell on her premises s°“°‘”"u'§§,,f,‘.§’,‘;.10B£3';,§" °““‘° Rocky Point Fei-iv
on Tuesday Oct. l4|h at I2 msn axon nicer. ommuwn. sir niinbom win mi. is follow..-
The following  ; LV- Ch'°°W“ LV- RY- P°l“"
Farm consisting of 97 acres of 7.80 a. m.
choice land situated at Margate 2% STEAMSHIP SAILINGS 9-30 B- iri-
iniles from Kensington this is one of i " ' 9.80 s. m.
8.00 a. m.
0.00 a. ni.
10.00 a. m
11.80 a. m.
2.00 p. ni.
8.00 p. m.
4.00 p. m.
5.80 p. m
10.00 a. m.
1.00 p. m.
2.80 p. m.
5.00 p. m.
M. MURPHY. Mgr
ll.00 a. m.
1.80 p. m.
2.00 p. m.
8.80 p. m.
5.00 p. ni.
9.00 5. m.
12.45 p. m.
2.00 p. in.
4.00 p. m.
SUNDAY
Mau84Mtf
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Property for Sale
I offer for sale my dwelling house,
stable and coach house, good
orchard, i acre of land situated in
New Glasgow Village, near
Churches and School. Possession
given the first day of November.
Apply to
MRS. B. B. STEVENSON,
Glasgow, P.E.l. “mm
PLANT LINE'
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS T0
BOSTON
Commencing Sent, 19th until Oct. i9l.h and
good for return within thirty days from
date of issue.
Charlottetown to Boston and
Return $5.00
_ The Tuesdays' aailings ofthe S.t2.Hsl-
iiax haye been discontinued, therefore
there will only be one sailing a week,the
S, S. Eyaugsline on Fridays. The Evange-
line will make ner lest trip for the season
from here on Friday. October wth. being
replaced bi the B-. . A; W. Perry wnicu
willsail on Frlday.O_ot. 1'1|.h4nd iollowin’
hridays:
Jas. Carraghcr,
`, Charlottetown. Agent.
l 
Furness Wiihy Q Co, Ltd.
STEAMSIIIP LINERS
From London Steamer From Halifax
---- Almeriana October 7th
Sept. 26th Shenandoah October 16th
Oct. sth Rappahannock October Isth
Oct. uzh Kanawha Nov.sth
From Liverpool From Haliial
sept. 25th Durango October 17th
Oct- 18th Tabasco Nov ith
Oct. 22nd Digby October ilth
From Halifax To Liverpool Direct
Bachem October nth
Sagamore October Blat
The above steamers have a limited ac-
commodation for saloon passengers, and
Freight Agents for the
Allan Line Steamship (Io. at Halifax,
FUBNEBS WIl‘HY & Co., LTD.
Agents. Halifax. IN. S.
MQANAADIAN i A
PACIFIC
` RATES from Charlottetown
LXCURSIONS T0 ’
BOSTON
$18.00
Tickets an sale Daily Sept. 20 to
Oct. ID.
Good for Thirt yay! from Date of Issue
SPECIAL LOW RATES
SECOND CLASS, DAILY
Sept. 25th to October Nth, I9l5.
To .
VANCOUVER,B C. '
VICTORIA. B. C.
PORTLAND, ORE. '
SEATTI-E»WA3lI.
NELSON. B. C.
:.»::i':.a:si.i°~} $65.55
Equally Low Rates from and fo'
other points `
W. B. HOg‘A}iIl)I,nDsPhA.. O. P. In
 
Charlottetown Steam 
Navigation Co., Ltd
‘gommenclng Monday the ith of lay
STEAMER NORTIUMDBILAND
leaves C ailottetown for Pie N. I.

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