'31 ’9'3' _ TBI I-1'rne'r Nawsfnisr or un THE

GUARDIAN iroiummnunn "_, PAGE,

4 "!fiiSil-ver Creamii

Is nowl 2 '

on

a necessity in the home. I ii h 1 b VI .

and keeps the silver as i should gejens a or ,

Bright and clear from tarnish. Two sizes

/ 1

1 51: and 25c.

]ewe1<r.

»

ililoltsl

~ W. W. WELLNER

°` Mad ""1""

. 5'( ll n d in i r e

\ Stuart footwear

` '~2if."`*`§‘K- y. ll`il be [gf i-

`y cu`ariy pleased \\`* - _ _

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Fall Styles 'in i Patent '£3 Tan

lJi1UOIlC(1 l)(l ts, Here are a few sample selections.

Patent with dull tops

#4 00. $4.50 and $5.00

Black traventtte

iops?....... 34.50

Grey Nubuck tops...$6.00 Light grey fops......$5.50 Tau calf $4.5o 1o..$6,00

Size 2 1-2 to 6.

with tli's show

ing of

/ """"*' EN isliownlnxnibition we

-~‘. '_ '_ _ --A - - . _ - _...-.-_ -

. _‘rr mrs to any in can Prev

dian can he' obtained ati W. A. John- ston's, Montague.

ston's, Montague.

...°T. GORDON IVES is Guardia

agent in Montague. I-lil ofhee pho

...°SU-BBCRIBERB should renew

have paid for has expired and th not miss an issue, as all papers ar

if-5 discontinued promptly on expire

ek '

make a point to have you

photo taken at our stndi

We make from the smallest up

life size.

\ST

_\\l.. ca.

‘Exhibition Visitors

onics A-dynsvs tn sm' eu mn o osiiipou. only effing’-l levi” minutesan wew itell ou exactly what sou nee

and ii wmv! cost you one penny. W

make teeth nlnu guarantee ihem to

' a

Xllc lv. P no guarantee p- f ct n Crown nnygliridzn \~ork_. ldxcrdrctingaan filling without pain-prices moderate.

0’ the tiniest tot the same persona to courteous care accorded grown-up

in act more so You can send your .mur and the sea birds fly too and who has eyes -and ears and hand;

date

7 fidence that they are getting

square deal all around. We give eve

IBF'

::Children shop here with the co -

e-

How asour Yoon 'ruurur wane "-'"- smelter! lr- the clt exhibition week drop into our Am. Beet Sugar

right quality. It is part of the Rex

a i_oi_§_tli_oi° ni`n<`n'§

STOCK QUOTATION S. '

lottetown, P. E. I. ‘

September 22nd, 1913.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Atchison 950 95%

68; 07%

2!

notat-

ttluotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bm, engine as we return to take up ou liars, Members Montreal Stock Ex- Work again- H" “Ol” “'85 “ev change. 164 Richmond Stu Chm._ out of tune. Started on the righ

950 68\

PON CENT word in

...'THE MORNING DAILY Gudrf Call! mtflt accompany order, Mint

niun charge twenty-five cents.

...°HR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN il Guar-

...°TI-IE MORNING DAILY Guar- dlan representative in Souris. His

dian can be obtained at W. A. John-

phone number is _ 5, W. L. Dfngwell

B A vicmou on 1

Plfl BE EDWARD lSLliflD

ne

ls 18 and residence phone Z0. -_-

0 ‘where I found the little woman wh

has shared with me the sunshin

D and then when our union that na H been blessed by five children was n broken we laid our loved one to rest 1. in the little cemetery at Victori

r

near Where the Winds sob and mu

of

- years I have engaged my vacation on'

all service The MacKinnon Drug the Island but 'this year has been

t the climax. Last winter I had Mr.

Co., Cornerv Great George and Ken

. Ste. ‘~ I iViEtf

-1-*1_~_-

_ Williard Leard of Cape'~ Traverse

build me a sea going launch a piece

the admiration of all` lovers

Y

all the comforts of home. The pow- er (and I might say the glory too) was not of an "importation"`but nn “Imperial” one of the best pro- duct of Messrs Bruce Stewart & Co

8

Straits with her propelior and after over two hundred miles of cruising

she never “kicked." In the go

guest Mr. Charles Ackly of Pittsfield, Mass., sailed from Cape Traverse the 10th of Aug. and made our first cull

_, at Victoria visiting our kindred and ‘ then watchin a beautiful sun set

1?;-l Pwr . _ not icr~.»tiw-uso; in tnireoiomn. H 1 ,

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ff.

d Brooklyn R. 'I‘. 9 Canadian Pnci

f‘,}.i<_‘rie d Iliinois Cont. .

5 Amal. Copper

78 k

Bc 233

30#

7-7§

232% 232

30 30

E

5 standing by the grave of daughter

78 895 and sister with the assurance that

3 the one who had gone from us like |one of old "Being Dead yet Speak-

W;¢li'"'¢f`Sl t $i`rneE`fEns1rnn ournmin Q

,` ~_-1.,

_ to

n ‘ti

. .it‘il'»

Tryitof;

your

*SAG :ua e§&. -3.- e3

I ' i 'w

.B si :-Pi no a Ii a, K°* h .. ~

week or two before the time they has :,“rrv'{\;°¢¢d 11:: rang,-:,,M;n¢ 3,22 . c

“B away without that “Come Again" F' r _ -0 0 feeling? Home of my ancestry, here "_ .

r

0 1 ‘W1 - $1;2..‘::°.r1.'"" '

and shadow of nearly thirty years IM‘¢f_=Qn In "fi

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child here with the assurance that fro and the flowers bloom with and feet and a face as sweet as you will get what you want of the sweetest fragrance. For a number

honey and a longing for husband and, son that will soon he realized. And lnow Mr. Editor a word in closing. ll’ardon this hurried scrambled part, written under the trees in Murray, Harbor part on the “Dellie" and

of marine workmanship that has met. the closing word on the crookedest

of road we ever traveled on, the P E I -

seo going craft. A spacious cabin, Railway which is really more crook- i I 'h M' 3 Q d o room deck and a fast boat with ed th N iv York State G il . e

an a c o -

Prince Edward Island, brightest star in the British Crown, homes of prosperty, people of love, we bid you good bye. Praying that He who will not let the sparrow fail

BRUCE CLAY, th cbt Dellie

uk so sin r their w f' Crew of eh ' k'

, ... .ze ggumpnnt Boy [;UH{[1 Of' "'95

UF lPP[N|]|II|i|S

Mrs. F. S. Macphail of Southport

is ri woman who knows the true val- ue of thc Oxygenating Machine, as the following letter showst- -

M W

- of the vacation is another Dellle

Mex. Petroleum

I2 5 0 ueen

Arr... o C.. ln- R<»on_§_

|35 Queen Sf.

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Exlir :tr n

U I » V lSlfOTS _

If you want superior photo work come here. ,

Cnll or phone 3i)7Y for appoint- *

ment.

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Cap on your beadvyou may win fhe prize af fhe Exhibition Only 50c af Paions.

Due to arrive per schooner Pleas? S e D d your

Laura M. Tunt and Sedgwick

s _

SL Miss. Pacific

Penni-iylvania . Reading . . . ...

D Rock Island

1700 Ton ‘

iC°*7¢\ 5‘f'“‘"° 0 Scranton Coal

u l I

"lf you l`ave an Easfern In egg’ Style and

_ chestnut sizes

l66l-9-25ME3i A 1

_i 5oo tons best quality Anthr- Orders

icite Coal in Nut, Stove iancll

some s ono.n.rni

We Would Advise g ' `

coal to book their orders now

as,the price advances la‘er in

Northern Pacific _

l14} 1l3

170

15

113 113

113 § 112} 169% 1-ii

l10§ .. V 69 eth .

2' A very pleasant sail eastward and S0\\f\1P0¥`¢. P- E- 1-. Sept- 15.1913

29% 29 Z9 we rounded St. Peter’s Island and gif.-MY twelve Yell' Old SOD H111;

% is A iicne while was soon tied to the d' lo DCI' yafd

old had an attack of appen icitis

wharf where We met the manufacturer about two months ago, and being 'of our engine with whom we had ar

er' easant visit Our res ect

fortunate enough to possess an Oxy-

s gcnating Machine, it was applied t

o him ith hot com res in accorda

The New

Fall Coats 0

are now in stock and are deserving of special men- tion.

The styles are en'irely

different from last year. The lengths are shorter and rounding fronts pre- vaii.

The cloths are Tweeds

Petershams, Chinchillas, "and Bouclee.

The prices are $10. 25 to $50.00

Childrerfs Coats

How we will miss the song of that without His knowledge will so watch °

p over you that we may all he spared. have .lust Colne to hand and

Q E1; one another in the summer are on in the Coat

key she sang for miles and miles as We are, Sir, etc., d '_ one thrashed one waters oi the nav. FRED M. CLAY, ep -

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

Southern Pacific 93 92;

170 14K 925

nnnn cont

'bn °° _ just arrived o-day

Union Pacific

U. S. Steel ILS. Steel Pfd. . Utah Copper 55

MONTREAL

1602 64}

High

- Minn. & St. Paul

Richelieu & Ont. Shawinigan ., Spanish R. Com Toronto Ry. Twir. City

October December March ..

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_ “A E i C I I'

intending purchasers of hard soc L '£5338 Tosh'

l 66 i-9-25ME3i.

.January

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

L Sept. Wheat

_ D . .

- sept. Pork ..-. 2180

Dec. Corn 72) 72\ 723 _______.._-_

fSoo)... ...XD. 137i 1875 Montreal Power .... ..218 )216; N.E. Steel in Coal Com i

°.`.°.'. 15 14

MacDonald

COTTON.

High

1355 1352 1348 1337

159% 64;

me

STOCKS.

Low Close along the coast some what confuse

Brazilian Traction 95) 95 955

48

Dom. Steel Corp'ii Mex. Northern Power

138

137}

2; fast to the dock at Murray Harbo 112%

it

for want of time his congenial co

days of your scribe there were n

gnss buoys oh Indian Rocks and

75 . ‘ H'

sant "passage"an'd '*tIil‘é`a'te0l`li‘¢"weat er bid us lookfor a shelter and s at 2.30 ri. -m. '|,'h'ursd`ay we mad

lg; then another start for Bridgetown

mi

pany longer.

Leaving Charlottetown at 4.30 p.

m-- W°d“'-*Bday °“" °0“"9e lay 1°' a very short time there having been ° “Cape Bear" here lights and bouys nn return of the tmublm

d We have also used the machine for

the “avlgator for 1” the "B going a case of blood poisoning, with good

o

ment was repeated with the result that a complete cure was effected in

results. In fact we use it for most everv ailment and we find it of in-

Cape Bear had ai nd light A plea; estimable value for the children,

0 Mrs, F. S. MACPHAIL. e The foregoing letter is addressed to I. the Representative of the Farador

Beach The "main brace" was spliced? oxygen* C0-1 W- E' E“m““' 30 L°“g' with a drink of fresh water and all W°"th Aveo Ch""‘0i~t°t°W"

hands turned in until daylight and OXVPSUIUTB 5010 at liberal ‘““‘

count. 1651-9-23MEli.

108 27§

Low Close

1332 1332 1327 1327 1328 1328 1320 1320

High Low Close

.. 87* B7 B70

Sept Corn . 75 733 74? Se t Lord 1120

t`ox`_si_ot_|<'_o|i_otlt'toinf_

ll1€ SCRSOII. , FOX EXCHANGE AND INVEST-

Phone I i I

G. Lyons & Go.

5-Mu.

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1., :egg -:¢_.---,t

~4 a

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ill li Grade al'

i th qkidwomvfr W .“°° i:iatte°i‘?2Ihell gon order ¥°“ °“” b° mf’ ofqetting satisfactory coal if! \\_°°m° °°v'i's' uevsssnssaputmw ex; ee @|°v\_»|l¥ 9°* f°" 1.

in aes gm R °§.§°{°°“ ’ “Exif

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Every S l`UDENT should have one of our

ONEDOLLAR FOUNTAIN PENS

just imagine

f4kt` gold pen, Waterman feed. Made by the L. E. Waterman Co of M o n t r e a l, makers of the W a te r in a n’s Ideal.

E This sarnepen E

l is sold by mail _ , order houses for _

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R. 1 T

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T-.GH

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t. 5o Call and in-

s even if you dm wish to

ll Bunbury

` Spring Park

Peerless Prospect

Smith Dalton

Silver Tip

Murray Ffar.

Magic Eureka Union Riverside Farm-

ing Co.

Maritime Royalty Magnet 0'Lcary

Authorized

$100,000

90,000 zo_ooo oo,ooo 1so,ooo Xszaooo zs,ooo 50,000

30,000 190,000

50,000 , '$0,000 90,000 50,000 10,000

P i|s:N'r ooiavmv urn.

J _

- Rauch

1-___-u- _ ~ , Capital

Dividend Per Cent.

31.0 145 900 369 40 40 95 145 172 175 60

225 20

240 340 20

River" at 2.30 p. rn. Thursday. Every inch of this section is hallow- ed ground to me. It was here when over 70 years ago my Father with his parents landed from England. 1-ters where they went into the vir- gin forest and gave the best days of their lives to the making of future homes. There where they are all buried save those who lost t' ;ir lives nearly forty years ago vlicn, the schooner Emeline went down oh East Point and one uncle the only living survivor of that generation of the Clay family now nearly ninety years `of age. Dear old man, how good it was to look into his face as it brought to memory the faces of those long since passed away. While here our friend, Ackly, through press of business was called home and after spending ten days at Bridgetown we left for Charlottetown. At Annon-, dale we called for oil and meeting merchant McFarlane had a few hours of very pleasant fellowship. Head winds forced the crew. now of only -two on the Dellie to seek shelter and Murray Harbor again became our refuge. How often it happens we reach one another through the "in- ner Man" for in seeking food at the Beach we found the greatest of hos- pitality. Capt. Chapman and his charming wife and daughter the J ordons and 'many others all impres- sing us with their kindness. A continuation of head winds forced us -to remain here through the week and we gasolined up to Murray Har- bor proper. Here we met Mr. I. Prowse proprietor of the hotel, his wife and daughter whose thought- fulness we’ll never forget. Excur- sions to Murray River in the Dellie, clam bakes, deep sea fishing, duck shooting, have all been engased in making Murray Harbor a very at- tractive place. Already we are planning great things of spand for next summer with a party of fifteen or twenty to camp on the Island

` The average dividend of these com- possibly at Murray Ri",-_ How 1 DMIIQS is 206| P9P Wilt- , ,_ ,__._., would like to mention all the dear "*' friends who have made our vacation “ so 'pleasant but time and space

i' ,lwonia not snow but other and son

‘will go home proud that we are still

“Black Prince" Hose for British and that British hospitality

has no limit

\ 1

b0)'9 in ` .Wmth trying The last Sunday in August will They mike lesfwotk fOr ,always he one long to be remember-

_ ed. The two services one at 8.00 p

ft\¢“*-“h¢"- rn. emi the other et s.ao, what

A

A r to re ch the os el to such

Q* Pl°“°“ ° P “ 3 V

' . congregations, toiiers of the sea,

men with sun burnt faces and rough-

|ened hands but hearts as tender as n

" rise wimiin Perriieonsio. 'ras singing: an it seo one

e p .

| ‘ P ' nld time ring for all the people sang

hw.. ‘".°,n.y ° ‘ ‘ mn War, far too short has been our va-' llflllf [ll\lblil°|\ tion but the call of the "flock"

9 comes to us and we leave the Island

0 I 0| 0 ll S b S 3 . . e ca %'§t'5‘ ° . l.th.i.ii° .iiiér “" -- 22:” s.:“°;.?.-. ".;.t.‘:.“;':.‘.t.‘;'.‘2.;’.°.; wil e ll \¢" "why 0°’ mm. "lun yn" and' we are at home. It was verv

fi

C0 P E N $ can get Yerrins levee for 75 mmf vsymr-env for on to neva no

_. f --nut tm vi-ibr vhr l '

I ,__,______,,_...-N ___ ° “ P“°°'° “"9°23Mln shea will sintsrmliiit at atiieo other :nd , 149° 9-15“WWf'I|~ mm 1 ' 0 ' J

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arriving at the head of the "Grand _ _

Appearing [very Tuesday

""‘Buy a pair of Perrms gloves for 75c nf Pafons and perhaps you will win fhe $10. or-iz-_

|661-9-23ME3i.\

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lfings’s County ln-

' AT GEORGETOWN

Wednesday. 0cf_ 1

Grand Display of Exliibifs Meal s and Refreshments on the Grounds. liberal prices in all Departments Lower Excursion Railway Rafe:

Z5c Admits in all Deparfmenfs Articles for exhibition will be recoi~

red at the Drill Shed, from Monday, September 20th at 10 o’clock a. m. until Tuesday Sept. 80th at 10 o'clock u.. m.

Entries for horses will be received

until saturday rcpt. 26th. and for other live stock until 10 o‘clock n. m. on Wed nesday. Oct. lst.

A special train will leave Elmira. at

0 80 a m. on Oct/ober lst.

Excursion return tickets will be

issued from Charlottetown, Elmira, Sonris and Mount stewart and inter mediate stations to Georgetown at one way first class fare by afternoon trains on Sept 80th and by forenoon trains on Oct 2nd, 1113. ‘ Tickets at special reduced rates will be issued from Elmira, Souris, Chai- iotfetown, Mt. Stewart. Cardigan. ann intermediate stations to Georgetown by special trains on morning of Oct lst. Good to return on special trains on the »ame date; also from stations on the iioutague Branch by regular morning train on Oct lst good to return by special train on same date.

For rates and time of departure oi

trains see handbills.

Retumfng the ripeclnl train will leave

Georgetown for lmlra and Charlotte

mwn at 5.45 m. Passengers from the Montague ranch will goto Geo 'getown by regular morning train and will be returned fo Yontague by ‘lpeclai train in the afternoon.

Live stock from Bourie and Elmira

Branch coming to Mt. Stewart by afternoon trains on Sept 80 will be forwarded to Georgetown by Express train same aftemoon.

ANDREW LAVERS; Sec'y

W W JENKINS Free.

Georgetown

duslrial Exhibition

v y D1 - D- o - - ' were also paid in Charlottetown t ' w' p 5_ _ f - `

1603 .Mr. Robinson. Collector of C\1Sl10mS. ance with directions, and in half an I ` S 64% i regretting that we could not enioy. hour he was much relieved. A second Q N4 & , W _ 0 \__

109} attack occurred and the same treat-

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LIVE

STOCK BREEDERS’ ASSOClA'l`l0NS

The folloning pure bred s'ock are offered for sale;

I Clydesdale mare 5 Ayrshire bulls and bull calves 2 Holstein bulls and bull calves 2 Jerseys ,bulls and bull calves 7 Shorthoru bulls and bull calves

Full information can be had froiu the Secretary, Depart-

ment of Agriculture, Ciiavl ttetowu. ‘

1647 Q~21E u r year '

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Join The Crowd of Better Dressed

Men

Being better dressed does not mean more

expensively dressed. Ask any of our many cus- tomers about the real value, and satisfaction they get in ourclothes, ask them about the cost. You will find it costs no more to be in the

_better dressed class.

Come in and see the immence stock of

Fall and Winter suitings and overcoalings that have just come in. hvery one, the very latest in pattern and color.

Ask our prices and note the little difference

in price, between the well made, stylish, perfect fitting clothes we make, and the kind- you get

, off the shelf in a ready-made shop.

Macieilan Bros.

Cliarloliciowirs Best Tailors '

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