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FUR SALE - REGISTERED AT- - shire -bull. two years. old. John Lewis, Fredtown. 808-9-8Milipd.
FOR -SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE
centrally located with all modern
_ improvements. ~ Write "lvl" care' __ Guardian Office. 795-9-6mtf
FORDCARCAN BE BOUGHT ATA ._. bargain run two years. Apply by -_ _ letter to ‘_"1"', Box 116, City. ' - 757-9-5-rntiipd.
gFOR SALE - DWELLING HOUSE, 4 twogout buildings, live acres of land " at Southport Apply to Mrs. Grimes, _ 55 Dorchester St. 766-9-5M6lpd.'
ZFARM FOR SALE AT SELKIRK. 80 _ acres with crop and good dwelling
house. Near school and station. Ap- ply ,to owner, A. J. McPhee, on
premises or to Patrick Bradley, St: . Theresals. 816-9-8M6ipd.
»_l=ox|ts--we. or-Fen Fon sAl.s A - few~'.psirsiof_yohng foxes, also-two
pairs eng-and a hal! .year old, all from standard bred. stock, highest q`u.slI_ty of- fur, if interested write
» me, will tell you how to start to ~ make money. :W. P. Callaghan, St. _ =1_.o`nis, P. E. Island.
732-9-4M6l.
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PRINCE OF WALES LAYING THE
CORNER-STONE EOR THE CENTR AL TOWER OF THE PARLIAMENT
TARY BUILDINGS, OTAWA.
LOST -- BETWEEN Ci-t'TOWN AND
Tracadie Cross cover for hood of car Finder please leave at Guardian Of- Ofllce. 850-9-10M2i.
LOST AT NEIV ANNAN RACES, A
lady’s brown.velvet hand bag. Find- er please leave at Roderick S. Mc- -Lellsn’s, Indian River,_P. E. I. ' ir; 857pd
“_-1k1-- _-___ SALESMEN CITY, TOWN OR COUN-
try, a full and exclusive line of whole root _trees and plants, for garden, orchard or farm. Big earn- ings _guaranteed the year round. -Experience not necessary, we teach you.Luke Bros., 1..imlted,Nurseries, Montreal. 6680-7~1MEws60i
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MISCELLANEOUS
MeCLARY'8 TAXI SERVICE STAND
2 Macs. Phone 315. Residence Phone 372-R. 194-8-12M1mopd.
WILL SELL TO A NEW BEGINNER
all our household furniture practic- -ally now. Purchaser must b_uy all in one lot. Apply at 74 Bay-field St. ` > 823-9-9ilVl3ipd .
so r:~.' 5-_ eeurtsmsws _noun
p, ‘watch founal.- Apply Geo. V.
j ‘_`- _ooref-40 Queen Street. , __
-F-d .|._tp.l-‘-_sawn eros covsnmo 's »‘.sut'o-_1_lood_. Owner may, nays' - _ giby, applying at Guardian " _ po-.uno paying for this ad. . _
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losassmau (Now. cl_\_l.l.-me on P- Automobile and-_ Ageigssoi-I# D°§l:_ f ore). _to sell-All S _01l9__ OM
commission hottie. ‘Selling season
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i ,THE_ _ANNUAL MEETING OF THE _ -Fox Caretakers'Association will be
held In the Y.M,C.A. Rooms on Thursday the 1I_th at 8 o’clock p.rn. sharp. Full attendance is requested H. Harper, Secretary.
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TRY OUR Jos PRINTING DEPT.
for your next _oriier, for billheads, Ietterheads, envelopes, _ visiting cards, posters. Al kinds of pamph- let work _doll_e. Special prices on large quantities.. The Job Printing _Department of The Island Guardian P,ublisfhlng‘ Co., 176 Kent Street, ' Charlottetown .
s'°rUo`sN1" Nuness A1' 'ri-is Pso-
ctor Hospital, Proctor, Vermont. Class will open October 15th. Course, two years and six months. 412.00 per month for first year, $16.00 per month thereafter. Apply to Miss I-I. B. Wood, Supt., Proctor, Vermont. 848-9-10ME6l.
THE GREATEST NAME IN THE
Irypewriting world? Th-ink a rnoln- ent. Don't you at once think of Re- mington? Almost eveny body does- ,proving that the -"Remington" is ,the greatest typewriter and the best known everywhere. A. Milne .\Fraser, -Halifax, N. S
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ers_ Apply 230 -Richmond Street.
F 1, WANTED--HOUSE T0 RENT BV » middle of. October. Apply G. W. Harrison. 127 Water St.
, 760-9-5Mtf.
WANTED--A' SMALL FARM 50 OR
'I5 acre s of land, near Catholic
church. Apray, with all particulars to Box 684,_ estville, Nzova Scotia.
_ 8 9-9-9M4Ipd_
WANT-ED TWO OR THREE FUR- .nished or-.unfurnishsd ,rooms by ~ middle ot_ October, _Young _married wiggle. -Ne childish. apply at un..
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Brown in Marked
- Favoroi Styles
PARIS, Sept. 8.~Paris’ flrsi. real
display ot' styles since the war began is being attended by about 300 trans- Atlantic buyers. Brown, according to the new models, is again in marked favor. It is shown in scores of vari- ous shades - brick, terra. cotta, and burnt biscuit. Soft materials are used generally and fiounces, panniers and the design of the new models l.end io- wards the strictly feminine `appeo.r- ance. There is not the slightest. sug- gestion of the masculine tailor-rllnde effect of the past.
Paris is clinging to skirts hanging
seven' to eight inches from the ground. American buyers, the dress- makers sa.y,Lzu‘o_.ridic\\ling» the short-
ftdmitting American skirts have been too long. it is said to be likely Am- erican _women will be offered corn- promised lengths.
Scores of the beautiful models who
are displaying gowns in the drawing- rooms oi’ the celebrated drossmakers do not wear corsets and make every effort to preserve the soft contour oi their figures. The styles generally show u slight fullness on the hips in the form of soft panniers with pleats and accordion pleats. Flounces are applied in such a way as to preserve the outline of the figure and the straight hem of the skirt.
Collars are high in many crises and
if cut open are 'adjusted so they may be buttoned close to the throat.
Wool embroidox-ies, flat pallettes
and metallic, ribbons of aleatherlike texture form the trimmings for after- noon frocks, the majority of which are made with coats to match. These coats are trimmed with such furs as mouflon, mole, monkey, kolinsky, muskrat and skunk. '
Coats with afternoon costumes come
just below the hips and follow Dick Turpin lines, by means of a girdle or gauging. Skirts are narrower at the feet giving a pegtop suggestion.
The _P_i|grinl _
(Montreal Gazette).
~Mr. Mackenzie King, the new lead-
er of the Liberals, is to seek a seat in Parliament in the bye-election in Prince, P. E. I. It is a long way from Ontario, .Mlf. Klng’s home, to the little province in the Gulf. .Such long trips, however, have _been taken before, by parliamentary leaders. Sir
george Cartier once went from Que-
e`c to <P`rovencher to be elected, while. Sir John MacDonald in his day sought (and won) a seat in Marquette, Man., and once went' so far as Victoria, B. C., for a House of Commons man- date. Mr. King may be big enough to repeat the feat political.
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Seeking New Clue in
St. Francis Mystery
QUEBEC, Sept. 8.-A new light
was shed Tuesday on the mysterious and apparently violent death of Peter C. Clair, oi' Saint' Francis, Me., whose decomposed body was found floating along the bench nt Be.rthiel‘, Montmag- ny and whose pockets had 'been ran- sacked and looted of everything, ln- cludlng the sulu ot' $200 the dead man had when he left Quebec. _
According to an interview obtained
by a local paper from the wlie oi' the dead rnan, Clair had been lured to Quebec by a man who gave his name as Ludger Caron and his residence as Saint Joseph, County of Levis. Ac- cording to the story given out by Mrs. Clair, \vho is left n widow with four dau itele at Saint Flnnci Me to
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ward evening of June 20 Inst; it man came to the Clair hostell'y at Saint'
Francis, Me.; and asked l'or it room. He said he had been tracked by rev- enue officers because he had peddled booze to Saint Leonard, New Bruns- wick. l-Ic told Clair that he had rl drug store - at Saint Joseph <lc-Levis where he distilled liquor and said that llzlrll pressed ns he had been of late by the Edmundsion, N. B., police he had packed a lot of whisky in a grip which he had sunk in Luke Baker. Mrs. Clair added that Caron urged her husband to go to Quebec city with him and she found it queer that her hus- band who had never talked ol' going to Quebec went there.
The fact' that the dead man. Clair.
came to Quebec has been verified. Ho registered at the Hotel Mountain Hill on July 3, with it lnnn .vllosc name cannot easily be maclrl out on thc registcr, but ii. docs noi. look like Caron. The two registered as coming from Fort Kent. They left lhe lloioi together, and Clair had over $200 in cash in his roll. They left slitting they were taking the Intel-colonial Ocean Limited, which \'.'-is supposed to take Cln.ir.down to New Ilruuswiclr und then to his Maine home, but he never reached home. '
Only in the first days of Augilsi,his
dead body, with riiled pockets was fished out Of the St.. Lawrence River at Berihicr, below Quebec., and held for investigation which `=_e»l to the dis- covery oi' his identity. The body was shipped io Maine where it was hurled. Coroner Perron who held nn inquest on the death, told the press that he does not k_now_ for sure whether wounds on the dead ma,n‘s lleild were inflicted by attackers or were lllnde on the body hitting rocks while ilnar- lng down stream. _But the family, nt St, Francis, _Me., on the River St. John is anxious to find the exact cause of the death and secret service men are working on the case.
At St. Joseph de .Levis inquiry was
made Tuesday, from the secretary- trensurer of the town who has :1 list of all ratepayers. He stated emphatic- ally tllnl. there is no such drugglst or denier-ns Ludger Caron so that. it ap- pears that the man who, with the de- ceased, gave his nnme as Iiudger Car- on was an impostér and went undern ialsé name.
The case is creating considerable
.anxiety all over Eastern Quebec, in Maine and - also in New Brunswick, where deceased was well known, keeping a hotel at the boundary lines and n brother of his also keeping a 'boarding hours at Clare, N. B.
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LAWYER B]-IOOTB JUDGE;
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LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. 8.-Judge
I-larry W. R9_hinson._of _the criminal division of the Jefferson County Circuit Court, was nhot in the shoulder in open court Iiere Saturday by Frann Douglass, a member of the law firm of Douglass and Douglass, while the .Judge was quisling the lawyer about the ethics of retaining a sum which the attorn`ey_ clsinzthd as a fee. and which his ellen asserted was given him for another purpose.
- Asked for proof to support his claim
the attorney _exclaimed "Hers's your evldence." pro uoed *pistol ‘from lg! pocket and nrsd s was sited y
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REFUSES EMBARGO ON GERMAN TOYS
Imainder of the week. Straight loads
I Hogs were again lower in price,
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"Market Comments for Week Ending
_, September 4 th. 1919. , _
_ IJIVE 'STOCK
TORONTO .(Unlon 'Stock Yards):
Heavy offerings on the Monday
market were rélponstble for a slow trade and a decline in prices ranging from 25 to' 50 cents per hundred on all grades of cpttle._ Over six thou- sand head were on sale, and of that number Eestiirii 0ntsrio__snpplied the lnaiorlty_ '1‘-he few loads of good but- cher cattle offered, were shipped in from points in Western Ontario. Only a few. heavy cattle were ongssle with nothing of really choice quality of- fered and $14126 per hundred- .pur- chased the :best grades, while most of the weighty stock moved from $13.- 50 to $13.75 per hundred. For steers of good quality ranging in weight from ten hundred to twelve hundred pounds as high at $13.75 per hundred was paid, while the majority of the sales were made from $12.50 to $13.25 per hundred; medium grades changed hands for $11.50 to $12.25. Handy- weight butcher steers and heifers sold as high as $13.00 for few small lots while baby beef commanded $15.00. and several straight loads $12.50 per hundred.
The lamb market was $1.50 per
hundred lower, $15.00 taking top quality. -The market reached the $15.00 level on Monday and remained fairly stationary throughout the re-
sold generally from $14.00 to $14.50 per hundred. Sheep quotation remain unchanged.
$20.75 being paid for fed-and-watered hogs on Monday ond for the balance of the week $20.25 was the quotation. Local prices are now below those of Buffalo, and the trend of the market there will dictate prices to be paid at Toronto, as hogs are now being ship- ped from Toronto market to Buffalo on speculation.
MONTREAL!
The offering of live stock on the
tow yards during the week amounted to forty two hundred cattle, nineteen
LONDON, Sept 9.-Sir Auckland
Geddes, Minister of National Service and Reconstruction, informed a de~ plltniion of toy-makers today that the Government decline-d to adopt the policy of a three year`s em- bargo on any imported goods. l The Government’s information was,
ho said, that Germany had only a small accumulation .pf mannxfafo tured goods ready for export. More- over, the cost of manufacture in Germany was rising enormously,‘ and Germany was pltlfully short of raw material and coal. i The Minister believed that there
was nothing to fear from German competition Germany was trembling on the verge ol,collapse, and unless she could get her trade under way she must sirnk.
British lndustry, Sir Auckland dc~l
cinred, would be helped ratherthnn injured hy .trade with Germany.
PRINCE OF WALES
SENDS MESSAGE
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Ambassador
Jusserand, of Franco, was the princi- pal speaker at the Franco-American exercises neld here today in com- memoration of the 162 anniversary of the birth of Lafayette and the an- niversary nf the first battle of the Marne. Messages of felicitntlon and cnngrntulzltion upon the 'victory ol Allied arms were read from the Prince of Wales and President Poincare, of France.
Representatives of Great Britlan,
Canada. Italy, Japan and of other gov- crnments were present at the cere- monies which were held in the city hall.
“I am proud to be asked to associate
myself with your celebration," wired the Prince of Wales. “The British empire- can never forget its debt to France for the immortal victory of the Marne, the first great action of the war in which the French and British armies, side by side, imposed their will upon the enemy."
Field Marshal Haig, Admiral Beatty,
Premier Clemenceau of France, Andre Tardieu. and A. J. Balfour, British secretary of foreign affairs, also sent characteristic greetings. ‘
Similar exercises were held at the
same time in San Francisco, Milwau- kee, Philadclphia. Fiayettevllle, (N. C.). and Loliisvllle (Ky.), the same message being read to the assembl- ages in these cities.
Mlnard’s Llnlment for sale everywhere
DEATHS
LANNIGAN.-'»-At the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Harold Joseph, eldest son of James Iiannigan, Pan- mure Island. `aged»26 years R. I. P.
PIPPEY-Suddenly of heart trouble at her residence on the Esplanade, Eleanor S. Pippey, daughter of the, late John J. and..Sarah R. Pippey. In-l terment at Woburn, Mass.
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hundred calves, seventy four hundred sheep and twenty two hundred and eighty-five hogs. Of the cattle receipts nearly one-half consisted of bulls and among these were many straight car lots of small stuff frequently contain- ing from thirty to thirty-six bulls to the car. T-he best load of steers aver- aged eleven hundred and ten pounds per head and was sold at $13.50 por hundred. One small lot of good steers changed hands at $13.00 per hundred, and twenty-four head.-containing two or three good heifers and averaging nine hundred and seventy-live pounds per head, sold at $11.75; most of the good cattle were sold wlthln the prices mentioned.
.Sheep and lam-bs were lower to
the extent of $2.00 to $4.00 per hun- dred. The best lambs changed hands generally from $12.50 to $13.00 and at a top of $14.00.
Owing to the severe decline in
prices during the last few weeks, the offering of hogs was small. A number of sales were made at $22.50 per hundred for selects, off cars. Lots containing a percentage of lighthogs sold from $20.00 to $21.50 as to qual- ity, while saws were from $4.00 to $5.- 00 lower in price than selects. _
Pt. St. Charles:
Of the disposition from the Yards
for the week ending .August 22th, Canadian packing houses and local butchers purchased 009 calves, 86 canners and cutters, 717 bulls, 1.177 butcher cattle, 975 sheep, and 438
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A. Alex MoLeod,_New'York; Mrs.
W. F. Leslie, St. Peters; J_. S. Hunter, Summerslde: A. 0'Br-len, 'l‘ignlah;_s'_ S. Hessian, Montague; J. P. Mein. tyre, Mt. Stewart; A. King, Boston; B. W. LePage.' Riisticoville; E, A, Ladd, Halifax; W. W. -Aindsrsén, Tn;-_ onto; J. E. Barry,.Moncton; Charles Dalton, Tignish; G. _I_,.-,sgrdpi-gon, 'SL 301111; E. I-l. Rayner,_New An. nan; H. M. 0'-Byrne, Toroht.6':`IW.fl‘.
Bailey, St. John; G. R. Do:1‘l.li; Monc- ton; W. S. M»iller,»st.-.re 1.13. La- Berge, M. LaBerge, _Brtiliant,' Que; G. Cote, Isle Verte; R. Slnois, St__Mpine; G. St. Pierre, St. Moise; E, 1-I._David son, Moncton; L. Melanson, Mono. ton; C. J. Melsnson, Moncton;_H.-S. Anderson, East Boston; G. Anderson. Cambridge. M-ass: B. C. Clsrlnzuoust -Stewart; W. H. Plummer, St.'John; Mr. and Mrs. F. if. Smith, Mount Stewart: Semi: B. Priest, -: Picton; Jessie Mclnnis, Picton; Mrs, B, M, Daniel Mt. Stewart; J. E. McLean and wife, Toronto; Arthur Larabie, New York.
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W. Savy and wife, Moncton; J, S, Perry. Summerside: A. C. Saunders, Summorslde; Christopher Metherall, Summerside; A. E. McLean, Summer Side; B- GBIIBM. -Summerside; W, H. Dennis, O'Leary; J. Taylor, Montreal; Marie Gallant, Sumlnerside; J. Wells, Albertans J ._ C, Ir_vins...Cherr»y val- ley; Belle Jordan, Boston; H. K. Nicholson, Gloucester, Maas; Ale; Mc Fadyell. Waltham; Mass; Fuedol Doyle Souris. _ `
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Mr. and Mrs. 1'.. Brown,-' and child,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. G. Beaton, go.. ton; W. F. Gorrdon, St. John;.J. Wat. S011 Fyfe. Emerald: P. J. Maenwbn, Sl- -P01111: H. iS. Oulton, Toronto- Thus Curran, St. John’s, Nild; H. B. 'Webb. Portland, Me; Howard Hackett, 'l‘fg~ nish; T. 0’Dell, St. John; Mrs. R. 0'- Dell, St. John; A; A. Kango, Mui. crave; J. c. Trainer;-rraliraali"‘ale,& B- MCKQY- New London: L..Godfr , ’1`°r°nt0; H. slack, roi-carb; _ Davieson, Toronto; H. P. Mace, `B¢j§. ton; G. A. Dickson, Trenton. N. S.; Adlina Lewellyn, Pictou; P. W, Man. Lcod, Mt. Stewart; C. N. McLeod, Halifax; Phoebe D. Richards, Alberry Pllalns,; J. H. Davey, Murray--Rivet; W. B. Butler, ‘Murra-y River; `G'. H. M. Carver, Pownal; C. R. MacLeod, Halifax: C; B. Basics, New-"vm-il; F. Conroy, Souris\.J. A. Lyman, M `» on; .W. C. Pooley, Tryon; G,” D, Lend, Hunter niverr F. A. Hewitt, Lower Montague; Mr._ and Mrs., . McKinnon, Montague; Mr-g_ Cn el; Everett, Mass; C. G. Keith, Wvilnny. peg- P. L_ Monrls, Bedford: H.,I)e-
iambs. Shipment to United States points consisted of 276 calves.
Eoucarma Ausnlcm sovs
SWAMPSCOTT, Sept. r--Delegates
at the 80th annual convention of the Beta Thete Pl Fraternity, in session here approved e. plan today to raise an endowment fund of -$1,000,000 to assist in the education of American boys "who promise to fulfill the fraternity's ideal of leadership." Several thou- sand_ _dollars was pledged toward -the fund.
John L. Gavin of Indianapolis was
elected president and Kenneth Rogers of Syracuse secretary of the fratemity.
Superior Furniture for - SALE BY AUCTION
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I am instructed by the executors of
the Estate of the late John A. Mathe- son, Esq., to sell by auction at his late residence, 231 Prince Street, on Thurs day, the mn .lay qt september, edm- menclng at 2 o'clock. p. m., all his household effects, comprising piano,_ drawing-room, parlor,_ dining-room, hail, bed-room and kitchen furniture. Nothing reserved. Also 1 double-seat-' cd driving sleigh, set platform scales,' 1000 lbs.
.House open for inspection of fur- niture `on Wednesday only, the 17th., from one to five o'clock.
forge, Val-Brilliant; W. A. MOCaldbr‘, Riverdale; W. H. Clark, Sninmgy. side; G. A. -Montgomery, Summer. side: A. B. Walker, Launching;,.E.H. Moore, Truro. ` `, _' '_
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landing field. Trial Flights.
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