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'_ i 3 '1'HEI»A'rES'r_Nmw_s_rms'r or .um THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - ~ ' gommm Mm, ' - PAGE SEVEN
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 '* "l'°°Cli°S. Spoons, cuff links, belt pins, slid,
-`~  P1119. NC-, tic. Give us n call.
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 .J Weilner s .lewellry Store
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_ l ' Me'n’s Boots ;
Wei Weather
A For cold, wet and disagree-
able weather vou need to get
fitted cut wiih boots e~peci-
allv made for your needs.
Here are booti that will
,stand all kinds of weather
tests.
THE. DOCTOR’S BOOT
is specially made for ou d or
wear, has heavy outs ile, bel-
lows tongue blucber cut and "1
is leather lined' throiiglinit
insole is chemically treated.
antiseptic, elimina es all odi r
of perspiration and is water-
proof. In Chrome, inn and
box calf.............. $5 00
A l>°°l°f BLACK WAL-
KUS with medium htel and
sole. doi1b'e b=1‘ows tongue,
blnclier cut, a very sfioug,
~mirt and stylish boot-in l
black only---that wil appeal '
to the man who wants some-
thing tast.-fnl and dressy be-
sides belug absolutely weather-
prorf Price.....`... , $600
ZULU CALF b >ot with
double sole which runs up
through to hi el, soft comfort-
able bellows tongue, runs up
to the top; biurher cui;i=nther
lined and vlscciiz d th'ough-
out. This is a boot that is
smart, stylish, at-ong, durable
and weatherproof a.-l any in-in
could wan* besides being the
highest point of perfection in
wa-ni foot comfort. It is
priced at $7 00 and worth
more, '
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,Due to arrive per schooner
Laura M._ Liint arid Sedgwick
1500 tous best qiiality Anthr-
tcite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes '
A we wouu Advise
intending purchasers of hard
coal to book their orders now
as the price advances la‘er iii
the season.
Phone 1 i 1
B. lyuns & ilu.
oivitf. _
"The new American Hats are
in--,lust drop ln today and get
the very thing you want. This
store sells the finest range ot
hats for men, in P. E. island. Hats
750, l 00, l.50, 2 00, 2.50, 3 00
to 5.00 each. Soft and stiff-every
style that is good. This sto e is
the “home of good hats " Moolio
& McLeod 1469-9_l3M3l
 
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lll h Grade Coal
is the og kind we curry. if 500! l'l0¢
matter. when you order you can besure
tg getting satisfactory coal if YW °°m°
“I-
» We have on harid iust now some ex-
ceptionally good con for range. M1?
kltohun ln Rilo Screened: Bunn- S
iiriiolt rade Ame can vii nh"
:t::r:::~.i'°l»:i.i:.“‘.;:::-.lists 'i::°,.. °
This an¢llliill0oal geo agpod crock 5
order to A . and nltlnlactorl ¢l0l '°|’¥_
will ho 
llunlaln Bell & Co
Phoain hr °i'i'i32n ¢'\5°\\?*-
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for 'Cold and ‘
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rk wc ike io du. 'Iry
of Photon.
I cook studio
'X DesB|-isay Block j
\‘ton R. Dlngwell, merchant, Fortune,
make a ;~o’nt to have yi
lhoto taken at our studi
We make from the smallest up
life s‘ze.
Bayer Photographs
Victoria, Lot 29.
P. I5. I.
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A farm containing 65 acres,
forparliculars apply to
MARGARET FRASER
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Every
S l`UDEN T
should have one
of our
ONE DOLLAR
FOUNTAIN r
PENS
just imagine
14kt gold pen,
Waterman fer d.
Made by the L.
me
a E
E.Waierman Lo
of Montreal,
makers of the
W a te 1' in a n°s
ideal.
I
I
is sild by mail
order houses for
Q $1.50. ’
. Call and in-
spect even if yon
buy.
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Thissarncpen E
don’t wish to S
te. ...°I'l‘ PAYE to buy in this Province
'iii  We h l . -
_ ave a arge assortment of souvtni' ...°THE MORNING DAILY' Guar-
dian can be obtained at W. A. John-
' ston's, Montague. .
...'Mn. no. D. FEEHAN is 'Guar-
dian representative in 'Bouris. His
phone number is 5, W. L. Dlngwell
Undertaker‘s office, MEM.
1
...'SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
5 week br two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thu!
not miss an issue, an all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
date.
...°P0'l‘A'l'O SHIPMENT# Mr. Mil
took a large shipment of early pota-
tocs to Souris in his Motor Boat on
-last Thursday.-F
..."I‘HE FISHING schooner Elin
J. King, left Friday morning on rc-
turn to Lunenberg, N. B.. alter un
absence of four months. She will
engage in coasting for the remainder
of tho season.' /
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\wl-1EN in town Exhibition wee
'F131-IING.-A visitor from thc
k North Side reporting on the flailing
says that' several large catches of
ur herring have been netted within the
0 »pnst ton days. Large schools of
innckcrel have also been seen and a
t number of nice catches have nlrcudy
been taken.°
...°BIG MACKEREIi.- Mackerel is
very plentiful oil the North Side. A
number of fishermen, while overhaul-
ing their herring nets, threw ii fcw
liandfuls of bait and cast. their lines
in the hope of jigging a. few mackerel
Their lines wcre tant almost immed-
iately, and, for over an hour they
enjoyed the good old sport of hook-
ing thc "Blue-l1acks."*
.,.°ACCIDENT.- Milton Dingwcll's
auxiliary boht, in charge of Captain
Haphey, met with a mishap while ic-
turning from Sourls tc Bay Fortune
on Tluirsday evening. In some uu-
dcscribable way thc propeller was
damaged and on examination was
foimd to be so badly bent that Mr.
Ilnphen wus obliged to return to
Bouris to have it repaired. Arriving
in Sourls he beached her, intending
to repair her at low tide but, as thc
tide did not fall low enough, he was
unable to do this and had to remain
over night.’
’ .-- ine last day or two.
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  ...*SEC"l`1ONS Z2 and 23, C1uBB 4, 010|-Uvd i4
H W Klng’s County Exhibition Prize ---
0 ABOUT Y_-JUB. TEJTH? While List 1913 inadvertantly omrnitted are --A greg; "no of w'0|-mm; D9
-i.'i¢i§`f»1°ili'h°»i`vii~iiiii'ii."»'=i§iiii¢ii§.i°wli'il`ia:°3ii M follower Section 22. Clase 4 stun c.|oves._ihe hind moscstor
pvugivltlptshoiiiy znkesuaiowhnainuton anal Pcn of pure bred grey faced sheep. sell tor i.o0 per pair-_lust 7
° ‘ ° . °“ °“° Y W ‘ -‘°“ M* registered, consisting one ram one cents per pair hero. Moore
}‘..“.§’k.il‘¢§‘l§]l‘,i..l§2'°,,.§.?l‘,,,,‘1’;§ ‘.’\`{{,',§‘,",0 “Qi we on-.ving miata it mmol ' out me-.Loud 1469 9-iamai
i15.*?-..f";....lii?ii‘i‘}.¥“.i*.§5-`i'2?‘i%"..i’..ii€i°.l¢"‘l.l‘.l ’°‘"““g “We ‘md °“° “W” "’““"' 1”'
ltllugwlclwu; p,,ln_p,-ice, m,,¢e,.,,¢,,, $3, 2\\<i $2, 3rd $1. Section 23, "German Brand Essence Vineg
Perl of long wool sheen registered lfnil strength) zoc. pt. ivilxca Pic
|250“°°“ si consisting of one ram, one ewe thnv- llng Spice 8c. l lb. Let us ha
p r. 0  H“éBé’_°' 0 ing raised a lamb) one yearling EWG, your order. 'E. A. Foster, Centr
| - l_,ha,,e2,5J ° ' and one awe lamb. 1st,$3, 2nd Drugstore. 1458-9°12M
S2, 3rd, $1. Mr. W. W. Jenkins '°~--
  offers special prizes for the half “See our Student Brand pipes
bushel largest McIntyre potatoes, Z5c. Eighteen shapes (bent an
" e est Z5c ic mad
Schooner for Sale  ‘L     ;%'“i€“a..2Ié 02.... 
...*MR. M. McLFl0D.-There passed _ _-___-.__ _ __._-
away at Montague a popular cltlzcn "We me showing now the best d
Harry B. sixty six tons in good in the persona of Mr. John R. Mc- play 0, chocolates that has eve, bee
condition, sails and rigging first :;f§;'78T;‘;’m_s °‘i;’“;“’dth‘;'““ “l’°";‘! ui” aecn in this city. Such brandon
.  r . - » ~ g ' 5° ° Moirs Cadhury's Lowneya Roc
. . 1 , . . .
def' Th" vebse' is a gmd Sailor late Deawn Roderick Mcheodf “nd wood, Neilson's and Nilo, and show
carries well for her tornage and WHS H b’°i*h°f 0' the late Mr- Mai] hcru in such pure and curperior exe
' ~ 1]] ll -t 1 , _ _ _ _ ence that you cannot afford to be
mmm' very 1' chi RS “Wy “ lillf Il)1lf‘,¢,,l‘°;,f;;e:i f“m‘l,§‘FBhsP'° l" without tinnn-taininuox home wit
~, - , _ n ii c nge. os essing a _ Th T M _ 149 G
L BOUWELL’ fine and noble appearance and being éggrge S:__,m`_m BCS rm
colmi Mclicod. In the early years of
gifted with ready wit he was desir-
nble company everywhere. He was n
fine gaelic scholar and nover tiredol
tellin stories in that lan uage or
` E - E
t- 5-- -W _ -  i singing gaelic songs. For the lnst
few years he had been in failing
W health and was not so often agen ex
‘ ' I cept as he went for his- mail. His
arm Fuf  familiar form will he much missed in
the community. Deepcst sympathy is
extended to his sisters, the only two
of thc lamily left, Misses Mary and
(inthcrine. The funeral took place on
i~4ntui'day ut one` p. m. thc following
at i akin nrt Rev Mr Mar
mini e's t g p 1 _ . - f
- Bottcweu L°t 47 of thc family left, Misses Mary and Q
! 1513 9-l6MtiS9ipd i lifontaguc, and ll'ev. W. D. Wilson,  
(iliuriottctown. A large number o'
- people paid their respect to their old
friend by attending the funeral ser
\iccs, which were held at his into
residence. The body was conveyed to
Montague where the hurlal took
(l, Peterson, who performed the last
rites.
.List arrived ti day
1700 Ton -
in egg, stme and
chestnut sizes
Qualify A 1
Please s e n d your
orders '
E.
2
el
i
Scranton teal ' '
Cash must accompany order. Mini-
mun charge twenty-five cents,
...°T. GORDON IVES is Guardia
agent in Montague. His office plio
is 18 and residence phone Z0.
...*’l‘l-IE LADY SYBIL arrived from
Plctou at 5.30 Thursday evening,
with n cargo of flour for Matthew &
McLean Co., Souris, which \she land-
ed at their wharf, after which she
moved over to the Railway wharf
and took op, hoard about a cnrlond
of outward freight. Among her pan-
acngers were Mr. Simeon Pnquet,
\vho was returning from Halifax and
.tfrfand Mrs. Charles Ellesworth, en
route to the Madgalen Islands.°
EISTERF PEiiL0llll'».S
...°Mrs. Crocker, and famlly,l’ort-
land, Malne,- who have been visiting
her parents Mr. and Mra.'Cofl‘in
lenvc on return this morning.
...'Mr. Simeon Paquet, who has
been in Halifax for the past week,
returned on ‘the Lady Sybil Thursday
evening!
...*Mr. George Murphy, formerly ol
,'Elmlra but now of Sydney, has s
_rlved on a visit to his old homc.
is thc son of Mr. Michael Murphy,
Elmira, and is wcll known is Souris,
having been employed there for
number of ycai's,°
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\
.Vlinard‘n Linimant Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs,-I had a. Bleeding Tu-
mor on my face for a. long time and
tried n number of remedies without
any good results. I was advised to
try MINARD'S LINIMENT, and af-
ter using several bottles lt made n
complete cure, and it healed all up
and disappeared altogether.
' DAVID HENDERSON.
Bbllcisle Station, Kings C0., N. B.,
Sept. 17, 1904.
9
es HOTEL MEN OF CANADA MEET
fl
is-
n tinn violets in rt cake of clear, pure,
S. transparent soup. I-lnrmony Violotin
k.
n
ell
h
t
~ 1913 Fox Pups
l . 'Hero th' 'cortege was mot ly . f
P E N $  of tha nigg friends and uni. i PAH' Di\il0n
\ I °
l Pair Dalton - Champion
\ Dalton Female
l Dalton Hale
l Pair Holt Renfrcw
3 Males lirank 'luplin
R _
1 . HARD COAL ii;§‘:°i:.‘.f:'lE;:;L'°“ t
T J _
the Island and oprn for inspcc
tion at any lime. _
Cross Foxes
A liinued number for sal
Mink
cred November ist.
I Write or wire for quota
ions. Phone 189.
_ ‘and
lnveslmeni C0.. iid.
Stainper Block.
GEO. E  cuaf1°ti¢own,P. 12.1
AK!°*1,P°'I\\l=£°° °‘},*l,°§-{1"" ` , ° \ i292-9-4Mtl. L ima -iw-im/|niwf7i. 1.9.19 i_.m.n I in-a»qn smo_a-eouwiai
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,_¢_____§-an _________ 5
Holt Renfrew pups born on is
» he
'Canada l-‘ox Exchange
...°ONE CENT per word each lnser- i  
tion for advertising in this column. .
A ¢li0f0llgl1 business education is
as essential as a thorough ordinary
n
ue education. Get your business educa-
tion at the U. C. C. where pupils arc
_taught individually--where each one
gots his opportunity to make go0¢1_.
and from a college that obtains the
UBS! Positions for its -students.
Bc a good writer. The U. C. C. al-
WRYB Produces good writers,
The U. C. C. students have obtain-
f-‘fl Positions from .coast to coast.
Anil they give satisfaction overy
time too. Are you a pupil?
Students of the Union Commercial
College receive daily instruction in
Commercial LHW.; Banking, Business
Correspondence, Penmanship and
Spelling. This ls worth your om-e_
ful consideration.
The leading business educators of
Canada recommend the course of in-
struction nt the Union Commercial
College.-That means something,
. 1519-Mtf.
._..____...;‘_____.
iillili lil iHlNll_S
The following letter received by
,_ Mrs. Rogers at Government House,
He speaks for itself:
Picton,
Sept. 13, 1913
a To the President of Zion Church and
St. James Church Auxiliaries:
Dear Friends:-In the name of the
Board of the W, F. and H. M. So-
ciety (E. D.) I write to thunk you,
the ladies and everyone of Charlotte-
town who contributed to the success
of the Socicty's Annual meeting held
in your midst this week. We feel that
your labcurs were arduous, because
ol the care and attention shown for
the pleasure and comfort of N your
visitors. The plan of the mid-dny
meal being in the building which is
so finely fitted for such work, gave
much opportunity for fellowship so-
cially, and afforded ample time for
business consultations so often need-
ed, this contributing n no small de-
gree to make the meetings a success.
Accept therefore our very sincere
thanks for yourselves and all asso-
ciates with you who helped to make
the annual meeting the very success-
ful and helpful one that the delegates
"|’l‘0'-ily fallff/Y Sims f0l' Ulm* unanimously declare it to have been.
mlrigs lust. came to hand wltlnn 0,, behalf of the Board, ve,-y Bin.
M°°"“& cercly Yours,
AGNES M. THOMSON,
_ President.
WI . .
Hotel men from nearly all of thc
large cities of Canada gathered in
, _____._.___-_-
soaps, you can buy, contains refresh-
ing ordnr of thousands of fresh Veno-
made from a choice blend of pure gly-
ccrlnc and vegetable oil, and is unc
of tha choice nnd dainty soaps on tho
market today. A cake 15c. two for
Z5c. MacKinnon Drug Co. Mcti.
 Y
li§ings’s County ln-
dusirial Exhibition
Al'
` GEORGETOWN
Grand Display of Exhibits
Meals and Refreshments on the
Grounds. _liberal prices in
all Departments
Lower Excursion Railway Rates
Z5c Admits in all Departments
Articles for cxliibition will bo recei-
ved iit the Drill Shed, from Mon duy
September 2illh nt I0 o'clock ii. m. until
Tuesday Sept. lS0ih nt. 10 o'clook ii. m.
Entries for horses will he received
until raturday ~ept. 20th. and for other
live stock until 10 o`cioc.k n m. on Wed
nosday. Oct. lst.
'A special trnin will leave Elmira at
30 it m. on October lst.
Excursion return tickets will be
issued from Charlottetown, Elmira,
Sonria and Mount btewurl and intir
mediate stations to Georgetown at one
way first class fore by afternoon trains
on Sept 80th and by forenoon trnins on
(let 2nd, 14l8.
Tickets nt special reduced rates will
issued from Elmira, Sourin, Char-
lottetown, Mt. Stewart. Cardigan, and
iintermediate stations to Georgetown by
socciui trains on morning of Oct lst.
Good to return on special trains on tho
'We life DOW making COU' some date; also from stations on the
racis for minks. to be deliv-
viontngue Branch by regular morning
train on Oct lst good to return by
apaiiiul train on some flute.
For rates and time of ilepnrture of
trains nee hnndbills.
Returning the special train will leave
Georgetown for Elmira and Charlotte
town at 545 p. m. Paiuienizers from
the niontiigue Branch will go to Geo
rgatown by regular morning truin and
will ire returned to Montague by
Special train in the aftemoon.
Live stock from Souria and Elmira
Branch coming to Mt. Stewart by
afternoon trains on Sept 80 will be
forwardbd to Georgetown by Express
train some afternoon
ANDREW LAVERS; Sec'y
W. W JENKINS, Pres.
Georgetown
' XV.
The New
F all Coats
are now in stock and are
deserving of special men-
tion.
The styles are entirely
different from last year.
The lengths are shorter
, and rounding fronts pre-
vail.
The cloths are Tweeds
Petershams, Chincliillas,
and Boucles. `
The prices are $l0. 25 io $50.00
The Misses’ and
Children"s Coats
have just come to hand and
are on display in the coat
dept
Cloakings
Are you going to have a
coat made this year ? We
have at present 35 differ-
ent patterns to pick from
and at all prices from
l $l.50 to $3.65 per yard
p -.be -f;\.lwi\\/.s bussv calore.
i
r' 'A ,
ar Winnipeg today for the first, nnnuni P 1' -1-
- convention of the Dominion associa-
lg , ,
ve tion. The convention will continue ' ' _
al in session through the greater part
3i. of the wcck. The license question is
thc foremost topic scheduled for cou-
t aidcration.
d
e.
~‘ ::I-larmony Violet is one ofithe boat
For Better Plumbing
Call. Write or Phone 593 J
The pleasure we have in doing your work is
equalled bu) tile pleasure our wo.k gives you. None
of the comic >torle< ioltl of plumbers fit us, anyway.
Olir charges are not high; we Cloii‘t "putter" over a
job and we do'.i't use poor material. As a plain, every-
- day biisiress proposition, we find it best to do the
best kind of work always, and do itns cheaply as
possible. Try us on the bases.
Fred H. Trainer
Opp. Opera House
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Wednvsday.lon.1 Can You Buy Class A "
island Foxes for $l5000?
~ a » _ `
That is all a pair of (class A Island foxes cz si
shareholders intlie Tlir.e Rivers Silver Black For;
Co. of hloiitagiic, alter deducting cost of raiicli equip-
ment, organ '/.ing and stuck- selling expenses.
Fm §.;;e;h 
g year and the 
9 y oung-
figure out
I THE THREE RIVERS SILVER BLACK FOX C0'
Capital (paid iip)........  $54,000
the the div-
idendsyour-
Self:
Shares each, loco, par value.
Stock sold by ]. ri. McGregor, C. F. Rober ts: n,
M. Lemon. E. D. Bell of Montague, ]as. A.
McLeod of Victoria Cross and
Ranch man-
a g ein ent
v\on’t cost
you a cent
for the first
l if-"ur Farmer’s Bureau & Exchange Lid "»
‘ Victoria Row- Opp Post Office ~~
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Properly lor Sale I  
l (Ear for sale my dwe'ii g house
b~ru and other outbuildinga, all in ge-oil A* N°°n
ciinrciica, season, slum, and iuafqnc makewnns homestead-
appiication to tho owner, sou no
“M55 G°°Dwm= llc Great Giorgg Street
AUCIION ‘
Ar
____ , Court Rouze, Charlottetown
Tuesday, 25rd September
.....»-A-“‘,"':f."‘ 'T
,-4-pap, .lm 5| 1 ,un of land in R 'i0 acres Brothers Road with grove
high at to ofciililvntiun and using een imdlionse. silver etream flows acron-
irauy .tunica within n nan man or A bamnin and with cultivation will
Vlll,g¢_ B. O£R'&EIl.
uc onoar
Terma any and made known on Mcxhmona Mcnem'