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A KILLING I-IABIT
Fretting is 'a moral disease. and
UID!! il none more contagious. It‘
is like the measles; you`get bot, and have s breaking out. But, unlike the measles; one attack does not render you immune to another. Like the grip, it holds on. You feel better today. and are sure you are on the road to recovery; but to-morrow the
hunting headache returns, the sore--,
ness in your joints, the heavy sweat, strength gone--it is worse than ever. Just so with this aggravating ma- lady of fretting.
Fretting in a family is like the
whooping cough. Six of us had. whooping cough at one time when I
was a boy. 11; made but neue an-‘
ference who started up a "whoop", or in what part of that big old house, one after another would take it up and 0 what a. whooping their would be! When one member of the family is sullerlng from this loath- somc disease fretting, others in that home require abundant and frequent inoculations of divine grace to ward it off.
Everybody, everybody who frets I
mean, knows of its baneful effects. When you fret the stove smokes, the
bad, the fish won’t bite, the dog won’t hunt, and your gun will not
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-- CALEDONIA- Rev D lfa¢Les1 will preach at Caledonia on Bahbatl. 28th, inst., at the usual hours.
TI-IE MARKET-The Charlottetown market was dull yesterday and there iwere newer people in attendance than they were on the previous market day. Prices were the same as on Friday.
'l'RANSFl9RRED.- The last issue
of the Canada Gazette contains no tice of the transference of Lieutenant L. N. Beaman from the Prince Ed- ward Island Heavy Brigade to the lst Halifax Regiment. _
PRIZE MONEY.--Tne total amouni of prise money being paid out at the Fredericton, N. B. exhibition is $7,- 800, which is divided approximately as follows: New Brunswick, $4,400, Nova Scotia, $2,000; P. E. Island, S600; Quebec, $400; State of Maine, $400.
MESSRS STANLEY. BROS. had
on display with their fall millinery, a magnificient collection of Dahllas in many dldercnt varieties and shad- es, from the celebrated garden of Mr.
IT PAYS '10 BUY in this Provinel ' PARLIAMENT OPENS --It was a
arilliant scene at the opening of parliament yesterday, says su Ed monton exchange The lieutenant governor in the state uniform, the sides de camp in their scarlet coats ind big black bearskin busbies, and che many ladies on the floor of the house and in the galleries making in- leed a gay note ol color with their handsome gowns and furs. Among those noticed on the ‘floor of the house was Sir Gilbert Parker, the distinguished English parliamentar- ian, who accompanied Mrs. Siftou. Among those Present who are known` in Charlottetown were Mr. and Mrs, J. 0. Hyndman and Mrs. Hyndman. Br., and Miss Jean Mclsaac, who wore white marquisette ovsr pale pink, large black hat with wreath of iroees.
HANDSOME TROI-‘HY-There is at’
present on exhibit in the large show window of the MacKinnon Drug Go., Kent and Great George Streets, Charlottetown, an unusually hand- some shooting trophy. It has bm," presented by Senator William Dennis, of tbs Halifax Herald and Evening Mail. and is for competition among teams of eight of the various units of the Sixth Division of the Canadian
John Wonnocott. They were very, much admired and taked of through-
THE GUARDIAN LE ARNS .-
bread burns, and the children are out the day. 1699
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bring down the game. Fretting im- poverishes play. interrupts good man- ners, wounds friendships, arguments sorrow, makes work more difficult, increases mistakes, drives away cus- tomers, reduces wages, diminishes profits, arrests success, interferes with' digestion, injures health, ag- gravates disease, weakens the will, confuses thc mind, dwarfs thc soul, pleases the Devil, and disappointe- God.-The Rev. R. S. Satteriield.
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shareholders 1,000 per cent. Of this fored Range, Halifax, October lst.,
Saturday Matinee
fommencing Monday, Sept 29 The Ever Popular
Klark-Urban Co.
In a repertoire of New York Productions
MOND AY EVENING
The great New York, Loud in and
Paris success
“Alias Jimmy Valentine."
Change of play at each performance
A solid car of special scenery.
High Class Vaudeville tctwecn
vhe Acts.
Prices 25, 35 and 50 cenis.
Seals on sale at ]amieson's and
Rankin's Drug Stor. s.
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ith regret that Mr. D. C.| MacKinlay of North River intends to dispose of his entire herd of slzf rt born cattle by public auction on Oct. 15th. Mr. M.acKlnlay's succcssi among shorthorns is well known and his sale will aflord excellent oppor- tunities for prospective buyers." 'i681
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL-
way Mail Clerk Examinations in Charlottetown during November. Men , over 15 eligible. Big pay. Vacations with full pay. Sample questions free _ Write immediately, Franklin In-| stitute, Department 838 G, Rochest- er, N. Y. 1688-9-24M8i.
1000 PER CENT. IN FOXES-.
Rosemont Live Stock Company, Ltd. ranchers ol pure bred silver black foxes, is considering aproposition of' amalgamation with a large concern which if put through, as is practi- ally certain it will, will give the
ash and 500 in stock in the amalgs. ation While the deal is not actu-
ly closed all that is now necessaryl
's the formal signing of the agree- ment. There has been great demand for the stock from the United States, cheques being received from such dis- tant places as Pueblo, Colorado and Idaho. This year the ranch has had four pups from the celebrated "Sir Charles."
amount 500 per cent. will be paid in
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If you are attending the Exhibition
don'l. forget to call in and sae rho many splendid bargains you can secure here
n high grade jewelry.
We can offer you exceptionally good
values all along the line for we are satisfied with quick sales, small profits nd our expenses are compuritively ow D0n’t forget tosee us exhibition
week.
WEDDING BELLS.- The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Pettigrew, New- ville, was the scene of a pretty wed- ding on Wednesday evening, Sept. 17th, when their daughter, Ellen Mae, was united in marriage to Mr. Bent I.. Skidmore of Amherst, N. S. The ceremony was performed -by Rev. C H. C. McLaren, assisted by Rev. J. W. Prestwood, in the presence of about 200 guests. Precisely at. 7.31) p. m., the bride, who was given away by her father, took her place beneath an arch of autumn leaves erected in the garden. She was cbarmingly ai- `\ tired in a gown of white duchcss sa- itin with pearl trimmings, and wore n long flowing veil, with wreath of orange blossoms. The bride wus 'uu- tended by Miss Vera Jeffers, who wore n handsome white embroidery dress with pale blue sash. The groom was supported by Mr. Stanley Petti- grew, brother of the bride. After the ceremony a dainty repast was served in the parlor. The happy couple left on Thursday morning for a wedding trip to P. E. I., amid showers of rice from their many friends. The hridc's trnvclling suit was of navy blue hroadcloth with whitc hat trimmed with whitc plumes. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore will reside in Amherst.
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1-No better protection against
worms can be got' than Millcr's Worm Powders. They consume worms and render the stomach and intestines untcnnhle to thcm. They hcul the surfaces that have become inflamed by the attacks of the par- nsitics and scrve to restore the strength of the child that has been undermined hy the draughts that thc
, ,, worms have made upon it, and that
r 0 eration is alto ether health smoke or vapor it s equally once. and sundries The Two Macs, 1451 but with these special features to rc
Militia, which comprises the Forces in the Maritime Provinces. The com- petition is to take place at Halifax at the beginning of next month. The trophy takes the shape of a really splendid shield, consisting of a hand- some design ol bronze of an oaken shield. At the head of the centre design, a noble lion reclines royally, beneath him being two crossed rifles' over a smaller shield encircled by n smaller shield encircled by 9, belt of cartridges. On each side of that smal- ler shield stands the figure of a rifle- man in full military outfit, while up- on it is the following inscription: "Presented by Senator William Den- nis,' 1913, for annual team competi- tion in the Sth Division at Halifax, N. S." Such a gift is worthy ofthe highest commendation, having as it does the notable object of not alone promoting rifle shooting, among the Forces, but creating a rivalry that while being healthy is bound to have l a beneficial effect on the efficiency at the range of the various units en- gaged. The condltions of the com- petition are as follows:-The Dennis Trophy is to be shot for at the Bed-
1913. Teams to be composed of eight members of any unit in the Sth Di- vision. A unit may enter more than _ one unit team. Ranges, 500,600,- 800 and 900 yards. Rules of the Do- minion of Canada Rifle Association are to govern. Each team is to pro- vide its own ammunition; any am- munition suitsble for the service Rifle is permissible. Entrance fee, $1 per mon; to cover necessary ex-l penses, including medallions for win-I ning team. Committee:-Lt. Col.l ¢Fl0wers, R. 0.; Major A. H. H. Po-' well, D.A.A. & Q.M.G., Sth Div.; Cnpt. W. "W, P. Gibsone, D.A.A. &, C§.M.G., Halifax Fortress. The en- tries close this month, and are to be addressed to the D.A.A. & Q.M. `G., Halifax, and must be accompan- lled by entrance fee. The trophy is being exhibited throughout the Mar-- ltime Provinces It was received here from Sydney and will be sent from Charlottetown to Truro.
PERSONALS
Miss Hazel Carroll of Amherst, is
in Charlottetown attending the Ex- hibition and return homo on Friday.
Miss Mamie Ings, I-lazelbrnok, l".l0.
I., is visiting friends in Charlotte- town. V
Mr. Lester Lowther, Amherst, N.
S., is sponding a (cw days visiting in Charlottetown. '
Mr. Joseph Woods, Moncton, who
has been visiting at his old home in Miscouche came to Charlottetown by the express last night, to join his wife who has been visiting for some -time past with her parents Mr. and, Daniel Kcnt St.
::'l‘HE LAST ASTHMA A'l`TACK.--
may really be the last one if prompt measures arc taken. Dr. J. D. Kell- ogg's Asthma Remedy will safeguard you. It will penetrate to thc small- est bronchial passage and bring :1- hout a healthy condition. It always relieves and its continued use often effects a permanent cure. Why not
gel. this long-famous remedy to-day and commence its use? lnhaled as
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We have a splendidly equipp.d
men’s department. Be your needs great or small we can supply you-even the
most critical.
New Caps. Eastern and English
makes, swell-chinchilla.=,tweeds camels
hair and rough ellects 650 to $1.75.
Buckley llais. If in need of .1 new
hat see the Buckley guaranteed at $2.50 the 'counl of any $3.0: hat in the city. A li.; 11. ..cw stock of vilours, chevlols,
wool and still shapes. »
Sweater Coats in endlc ss variety in
coat styles, pull overs, etc., in all- the up-10 da’e styles and colorlngs $1 25
$7.00. '
Ties. 'l he correct kind for men.
Our ueckwear department is our pride, look the new Irish poplin over, they arc
gems 350, 500 and 750.
Shirts. No matter what style of a
shirt you may want we have them, shirts for particular dressers is a hobby with vs $1.00, $1.25 and on upto $2 00.
ccive eve ry attention.
approval.
Handsome Fall Coats ‘i
Special showing of handsome new fall coats during Exhibi'
tion weekin our mantle department Second Floor. l/Ve think you
will be pleased with the new styles they include the Balkan, ]0hnny_ f Peg t :p, Draped, Kimona, al.o the more conservative models, the col- %-. . ors are navy, kings blue, greyr, tans and browns. black and white, Z
grey and white, brown and white, etc--the cloths are mostly, tweeds, chinchillas, diagonals and bouclcs- the prices $7 50, 8.50, 9 00, 1! 00,
13.50 and on up to $28.03. Come and look thcnu over you will re- /
Stylish New Suits
For _the lady who wants the newest in suits -we are prepared with a
splendid showing. The styles Iliis fall arc decidedly fetching, cut well away in front on slim graceful lines, coats longer 34 to 36 inch, two I and three button fastenings, skirts neat and trim, came in sergcs,
tweeds and diagonals in many colorings. Prices $fx.oo to $25 00
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Cnr Men’s Clithing department is
brim full of new fall suits and over
coals, We have been supplying the
trade for -years and have every confid- ence in the garments we offer for your
Sp|endidly','l`eilorcd Suits for men at
$8 50, $9 75, $i1.50, $13.00, $15.00 $16.50, $18 00, $20.10. $22.50 and
Overcoais in tweed, diagonal,
cheviots, chlnchillas, etc $3.00, $9 50, $11.00, $12.50, $13 50, $15.00, $1810, $20.00, $22 50, $25.00.
Rsincosis in parametlas, new lweed
effects and chevlots $4.75, 6.00, 9.< 0, 11.50, 13.00, I4 50 up to $18.<o
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will pay you to call at tho 'l‘w0 Macs um piqmmcy of navol. and dry body’
--the h fl t f h catt,e.pr;;a;1;',1‘;)r'f;?Bml(;,l;orn?'E;‘:m';,‘;;l:nnd that peculiar day quality which cs, toilet articles and everything you is "0 "“'°h i” f“fl"i"i'1l0"~ as l»\\0 could want in the llne ol good drugs high-class imported Belfast article,
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1 lncture, and it sclls for n third oflions includes all those fomlgn and the price 0! the imported urticlwlnd "our assortment of toilet prepares
as cheaply as any gingor ale in the
,domestic ones found worthy of pub'
market. Procurnhle nt L. A. Has- 11;; favor, W0 |m',,-0 it U it is tu be zerd. 173. brnftvn Street. |found in this locality. J. G. Jem:
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