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SEPTEMBER I9- 191! "Title LATEST News THE CH WN GUARDIAN

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FIRST OF ALI/'~

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Did lt Ever 0ecur To You

that a watch which does NOT RUN is better than a poor one \vhich l)c‘l“I.*. RUN? Afwatch which docs not run i right twice a clay, \\hilc a cheap watch that runs is never right. li you want a \\;1tch that is always ' f WELLNER. ‘

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cfulipiiliirehgivsii ilu udi\i\lu.il Mm G n°=l`0n. limi 'WHS Elwyll

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llli coinpsilion, lighting und piufiiigol . » --

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sormlily-

'l`li:\ is “hy r \ r pciluits ph iisc. 'l`lll'I

Cook’s Studio

The Studio whrro baby is al\\':.iys

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Our New Stock of Men’a Shoes and (lxloids

are beauties. Alllhat'.s new you ivili find here, iuui the prii-es :tru lower than 5 last your Son our $_';,<i\u|tcl $.|.oo el\\\\:.\ as good a value as most $5 oo shoes.

You eau :ilways save uroucy by dealing

at the old iclinbic shoe store

A. E. Meliaclien

The Shoe Man

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New Silverware Just Received Dainty pirccs suitable for wedding gills lreasonablc prices

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L. ' A Q CO0 mat-clies in tlttuwa rcgnrdiniz the ili-

. _ 1 vision of the meet into eastern 'nd

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bterlmg Bitters ,

The Never Failing |

licart,l'\`erve .ind Stomach

. Remedy

A Proven Medicine of

_ Exceptional Value Trstimonals and References

by .the'hundred from people most prcminent in City and

Country. No failures. _

Sold Only By

P. MCQUAID

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Black Diamonds

of :tirliug qiiality are our specialty, and if you give our kind of Coal n trial, you will burn no other It s free- lroiu slate and dirt, so lhcre is both comfort and tcmioiny ii; isiug it.

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C. Lyons Q Co

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i~\ot.imr.\ Iii.Llit. vury M455' to

¢l_Y<‘ss their boys in nur olhiclrcns (/lothlnn Dep-‘.\|t|nent., _~;|,_y|¢._, handsome und prices ple-:\:~,ingi. With every ii y's suit vu; give, nl>soiutnlyFrceiA Fountain Pen Nntionol Clothing Co. 14.6;

""lur llygrnde brondclotli lnm chnr-

n’it.ed and quality semi lor smnples. I Muna- ri-21111.

_Hiro/iiirfi ori-is inw 1.111-i-iiiiiii will 1-( nil for siiiiiplvs alsoniinipln nnr Ily- ll"{l<<l bl'1::¢i-rlotli it'r¢ in it rliihs by il ~“'l- l’1~li-' s. il-"iltf

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Ne1l1v ,Fall Styles l I '

I`.u~ new arrivals in

11 lnvictus boots for men »represcnt the highest

point orperlcciion that

1 has yet l:e.-n reached in scientific slioeiiiakiiig.

Invictus bo:-ts are

:cienlificallyiuzi t: to lit

| ev.-1yeli1'vi::iiirl line of ‘ the lei-.t, thcyare stroiig,

stylish and pretty the most conilortable boot you can buy.

The new fall styles

are pariiciilarly attrac~

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-` live iuul are tniirlc in gun

|net.'tl,lvox twill, :lull tau tfrcs- ro \`:|il'. .\|l sizes ure iii-

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l‘r ces no .»\ special line

with \vnl<‘r|f|'t‘of` “ Dux-

.l B.u‘I\" soles. . . . . . . .- $6.00

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X gs- Gasoline engine and their nd. should :fi . \ i .~:f < -,_-=-V.,-1-1-,, be carefully read by ull farmers and ' ‘_ 9 ' " ' _

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, the court of marine inquiry, handed

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.7 not justified by the evidence. Yet hc ll failed to perform his duty in rergard | 0

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CllAlll.0'l'l'l‘l'l`0WN AND 0Ul.`liN`S C0llN'l`Y

It pays to buy in this Province.

A runge is for sale cheap. The nil

aliileurs in classified column.

Isaac Iiryenton, Medicine Hat, it visiting at York the guest of .lohi.‘ Mellett.

A. and E. Brown, have returned to

York after a pleasant visit to the (‘-anmliiin North West,

The ladies are cordially invited to

the Liberal llally in the Market 1-l'all this evening `

The lu. S. Uascspedin arrived in

port last evening from Montreal. Shi; leavrs this morning for Picton and will return Thiirsili-iy.

The marriage nf Miss Murgiu‘et M.

Furness to George -P. Macleod will take pluce at the Methodist (‘,h\1rch, Vernon llivcr ut high noon, ’1‘ue¢-iday Septeniber, 1‘Jth.

The Waterloo Gasoline (‘o. of ‘flus-

sex, N. B., are ndvertising in this issue their famous Watctloo Boy

others inteicst d in ssung timc, money and labor.

A despatch from Victoria, B. C.,

, says, The certificate of Albert A.

Sears, muster and part owner of the '.vrcc‘»~d steamer ‘Iroquois,‘ is can- celled the certificate of Mate Jol

‘and the certificate of Engineer Will- iam Thomson is' suspended for six months, according to the finding ol

out in the Admiralty (lourt yester- day. The Steamer was wrecked itil April with a loss of twenty livcs.l With l`0S1lect to thc calltiiin, thc find-I im: rays that the harsh comments on his conduct utter rcuchin shore were

‘ t rescue work und in regard to

.stowage of the cargo, und also failed

.1 in his ability as seninuzi and master. 1 The chief engineer' is blamed for not,

having stayed loup;er with the eu 1

1 gincs. Mr. liiniliiorn, inspector of

hulls. is blunted for not insisting on

, suitable alterations to boats. The ` Iro.iuois is the steamer on which the

sister of Mrs. Henry Smith, city, and

‘liter little child lost their lives.

1 Suggestions were mi-.de alter the ‘ recent Donzinion Rifle Association

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‘_ l'*“ sl- ill \\'csteru sections. While riflemen hcrs|

` A have voiced no opinion on the divi-

____ .:;_:;.___-- -- - ---- sion they will be interested in they _ followinif despatch from 0ttuwa:(`ol-I

‘i lonel Biriloiv, ol Manchester, ldngland,

DR A, well- known British rifle sliootiiig

|)|;N'|-|5f|~ ()f;,,.,. ||m,,-,,9_1,,nd patron, and donor of the Barlow cup

2_-ti Q§'cr_ Je-nl<i`ns& Soy at the D. R. A., returned today lromi

QM 3iilliii'1w"iiiigrii/,i`:;§|,iivwgliifp; 1 at tour of the west, cn route home.:

&w?“ While in the west he heard suggcs-1

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yiiihistiiii is suspended for six mohehs,lllai1wsv mc" here, is taken from an

J. E. Wyatt, M. L. A. Bummerside,

was in this city yesterday and return- ed home in the afternoon."

There will be comfortable seats for

all who attend the Liberal Rally ln the Market Hull this evening at eight o'clock.

At the police court in this city yes- terday M. Monoghun, for being drunk,l was filled $5 or twenty days. Henry; Huntley. on the same charge was dis-, missed. 1

All frlends_ and supporters of Mc.

liean and Nicholson who are willing to volunteer for work on election day. lllld all who wish to assist with teams should call at the committee rooms at 165 Queen St. or phone 412 not later than thisatternoon.

‘In his sermon on Sunday night on (\hrist1an_ tfitizcnshlil Rev. J. Heaney of thff First Methodist Church rnnde 3 5t|'0"l! rillllcal fOr n high standard flmoniz teachers in thenuhiic schools of this province. Mr. Heaney claim. ‘fd that @1101’ riid not receive in salary anything which would at ntl fellal’ them, especially when the lml>0i'tunce of their work was taken into consideration. He raid- "It is deplorable that the salaries of the teachers are so low that ll- iS a sacrifice for them to re- main in the profession." He aildml that the mitiority of young teachers Ollly remained teachers while they '~l/ef” llF€l>ariill‘-Z for some other and m0l"2 remunerntive calling, A11 ni which it is tiara to geius..y_ `

The following which will concern' exchange:-'i‘h..t the I. o. n. hoard eil

in Wugesfor I. tl. R.. emploves to thel extent of between $85.000 and $‘.l0_,000, and also consented to nre- vision of the schedule of rules as rc- quested, wus the intercSting.announ-. cement made at the monthly meeting' (lf f-llc (`ui1:'i<liiiii Brotherhood of Rail- way l<lniployes, which took place lust evening. 'Phe report was submitted by Peter Sharkey and W. N. Collins, the delegates appointed to deal with the' matter. Under the new wage schedule watclimm and laborers will receive thirty cents an hour; porters of one yenr's stnndiniz, $1.50 per day; two' year's standing, $1.70 per day; senior' i;orters, $1.80 per dny; freight check- ers are granted nn increase of $5 pci- month; bairgapremaster and police-I men, :in increase of $5 per month;i rlerks, increases ranging from $5; £0 $15 per month; car checkers will receive $45 per month. Employes ure to be allowed time and ii half for all extra time. It is also arranged thnt promotion shall not be it question of seniority but of merit. Two weeks’ holidays, with full Day. are to be ul-

lowed, clerks, freight checkers, carl checkers, conductors, waiters und. chefs. All public holidays are to bel -observed, time and half being allow-l

Fickling

est prices.

\\'c have in stock.

English Mali . . .

White Wine . . . Cider . . _

BEER & Glll"'F

llllVE YOUR Pildlll Tilliliill l5XllIBlllfilll

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"Lackawanna" Anthraciie Coal ln Chestnut, Stove and

Egg sizes '

The highest grade of Aincricim Coal

mp.-vteil here.

‘Si hr. Mmy llcndry with 458 tcns now rlisi harg ing. .

d`-:¢‘l\r.L`arrie li Strong with 750 tons now

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Schr. Levi S. Andrews with 725 lonh

dui: Sept ist. `

Now is the time io order your Anthrueiie

glmli \\h\ln prices are lowesl,nnd weather

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Q Allorders left ni our chice 36 Queen ` 1' ‘fr “"* Plltlllftl. or orders by mail will receive _our care-ful and pvmiipl nltcnlion and nniislarlcny delivery will be made.

BUNTAIN, BELL & C0,

ada to mi-ike. It would establish two

~ rival associations and destroy the'

'l`lic pit:l<liu|,‘; .\`c;i:aiiii will soon be (.m,,,-,,lly ,.Om0tes_ “1,cn'th,é project

here fiusl \\'c aiepi'c|\;i\'cil1ts iisiial was hroiiéiht helore me in the west; I to supply you with the best quality emphatically onposeil it.‘ How would of ‘.'ii:ct;‘ar, Spices (ic at the low- the l_’lf~‘l”Y “",l"‘ l’e,°h"5"“ ““‘l°" S"‘°h

Engush Ma" (EKU-5 Sh-(mg diict this yeiir. The some conditions

A190 Ffsfiellcc \'il“`lf5ll`» selection i brought 14;. In Madoc,

'1`unC1»iC \\/'holc Pyqkling (int, the price last quoted was 14 7-16 t . . _

bl)liC5 ‘lxiiw ALC' iiltccse is now hdclorniniz ii iiicll mi1\1'S

- _ ‘ tl ,i iii cheese boards

tions thi-it the D. R. A. should bel split into eastern and western sec- tions. ‘I heard this idea of establish- ing n, separate association in the wcst,' suiil Col. ljarlo\v, ‘but I think it would be ,i :ic-at mistalte for Can-

spirit of nationalism in shootinkf matters which the IJ R A so suc-

conilitions? Britain would hardly want to sec t\vo Canadian contin- gents.

(lhncsc factories here arc receiving

nn uniisuiilly high price for their pro-

npply in Ontario. A Brockville dis- patch of recent date says that ii scu- sntional. aspect is apparent on the! chccsc business. An offering of 2820f pncliiges sold for 14; while 5 choice

Montrei-il di mtch suvs '(10011

luxury,' said 11 local dealer to.day, adding that the level of prices is he- coming so frantically high -these days that the middle class Enpzlishmun, who consumes such quantities of it annually, will hn\'0 to look for Some kind of substitute. To say .that the |:vholesalc trade is surprised or :in- nuycd is making it temperate state-I ‘ment The tier is that the trade is

liegnrding ie co ntry _ A , inow as 3 sort of small edition of n Iiighly speculative stock >market, where the signs of the times are baffling to the senses of ordinary

t ls New hi h records in lll‘lC<25

mor at . . 1! - ‘nt thc country boards are becoming coinmonplucc :ind tedious in their. regularity. At Woodstock ycstet`dnY»a hundred boxes of cheese were pur- chased nt, 142 cents, which shows some spirited buyint-!~ The \\’oo1lSl0“k. lninrii luis been in oivcrntion for twen- ty years, and never before--even in

:5Atlus Stock Food is the neccssnry

hoes, colts, calves and lambs It saves feed, cures and prevents disease und promotes vigor. 25 and 500., puck

E A Poster Central Drug

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TllOROLTtill l<_lXi\Ml.\'.»\'l l0.\ ' i Rep lor the famous ts`pirell»\t'o|setti

cd in the event of the employes being cz-illcd upon to work on these days. ln the electrical departmcnt the foll- owing schedule of wages has been arranged for: Foreman, salary, $70 per month; dynamo tenders, 21 cents per hour; electrical trninmen, one years standing, 16 cents an hour; more than one ye1»ir's standing, 20 cents un hour; general electrical workmen, salary $70 per month' line

hour; wiremcn, 23 cents nn hnur; gas, makers, 22 cents an hour; gas lit.- ters, 17 cents nn hour. All incrcnscs are to have effect from June 1, 1911.

::(inll in and see our 25c. pipes-

specially popular with young men und students. ’l'hcy strc excellent vn-

\vund`erful variety to choose from. he- lcct yours now before the choicest :ire gone. The McKinnon ifiriig tTo.l

Wedding | 1 Gifts

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f in most extensive array

_ store.

: We are showing.

a splendid range of

L China, a tremendous . stock of Silverware, an ‘ exceptional line of fine ‘ Cut Glass. Wclll be V.. delighted to have you v~ examine these lines.

G. F. Hutcheson

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times' of dire scurcity~- has such al Jewelepoptidan

price heem recorded-- I

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medicine for horses, cattle, sheep, ,

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For 'hhiimpooiniz Municurintr.

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:ind l)cniistr_1’i\tnsrciisonnhl0l»il`l9°5*‘;’H='; S W

consistent with first-olnss wot t is viw

y. U “rn ;ni.=ui'eii or flyou consult_us. I lil

niiikusiitisiniztury leelh-the kind t1:\_ I ‘ V

stay in iilnce, rvs ore the nnturul_¢-xpi fe. s 7 ~ .

ion ol the lectures, und tint will lnrtii _ g

ifetime Our iuethorls_ of ir_oi|l.incnl. u_re S thvinust itdrsnccd. scientific, and pain-

less. _

‘ |23 0“°°" 5' 0 ' Scaled tenders will he receive

Dr. Robllls, N". nm- in G its ` at the oihce of the Charlottetown

l"‘°“"2""'l‘ I Condensed Milk Company up to

'f ` " , Monday 25th, September at _iz

D0." " Q .~ E L b l R o clock noon for the land building

sliiiiciiliiianeniihiilfi I a y and machinery according to speci

iiiiih"ni3nii°§d‘i‘i!§h;idJ ficatinns to be seen at the Office

0'g",1-:gl f the Company. The highest

fender not neccssar’i1l`yTa;cf1pgd\-V N

H1' t re otlerlng ri line of early TH-l` CHAREO , i..u fmiiii $8.1.. oi .ui woot material _ 1 coniiahsso MILL.

and are shower proof 10 00 12 00 and (_‘0MPA\ V ‘ A

Phone 404 14.00 a niece. serviceable COW’ em?" ' Ch'town Se >t. mth l9l‘l

town for cold weather or nhowery wepther._ _ _ Gdtf I '

management had grunted an increase

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of construction mon, 21 cunts nn l

lues at this price and there is it,

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are to be found in our i

GLOVE SALE.

f Great Magnitude.

Glove weather--has come again and our glove department is

as busy as can be these days,

The qualities and styles have again and again been said to be

the best ever shown in the city while our special lines are simply

ll`l3.l"VCl0l1S V?lll1CS.

French Kid Gloves

' Glace finish, two buttons in tan and brown only Reg: . ular price 85c. Sizes 6 to 7, Not guaranteed SALE PR ICL

English Dogskin ,Gloves ,

Of real cape leather, stitched with heavy outscanis, fingers all

gussetted, diamond cut thumb, spear points and closed with a large

borne covered snap Sizes 5 3~4 to 6 3-4 Regular $1.00 a pair SALE PRlCl5.......... . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . ..

| Black Glace kid glovcs_in small sizes. T00 manyiin |

L-stock.l{cgular $1.25 Sizes 5 1-2,_5 3~4-6 SAl:E

only

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PAULINE.

ohne ina clove

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This is the glove which built up our

glove dept. lt’s made. by the celebrated french firn of “Rouillion Frercs” in Gren- oble, France.

The kid used in it is of the finest qual-

ity and the cut is absolutely perfect.

This glove is nnhesitatinglv guaranled

to tl1e fullest extent by both the maker and

ourselves. Regular price $1.25 1 Two clasps-SALE PRICE. . . . . . °

Black sizes 5 3-4 to 7 1-2 Navy and

Grey 5 3-4 to 7

Tan sizes 5 3-4 to 7 1-2 White 5 3-4 to

7 1-4.

,Vassar, .Glace Kid Gloves

A quality made especially for ourselves by_ "Rcynicr Frrres'_‘ of

C-rcuoble,l<`rance. This glove is regularly sold in all the large cities for $1.50 our pricc --- - ...-1. - - . ...... »

Fully guaranteed. Two clasps,

lilzuzk and 'l`au in all sizes.

Suzetie, Glace Kid Gloves

The be st glove on the market to day, maile`froin the lincst skins only,

' lil’ ' Rcynicr Frercs" of Grenoble lfraiicc. Thrcc _cla-‘ill'*. fully guarznite':<l Black and Tan, all sizes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Suede Gloves

Y lll_AL`l{, This grloves is made by Denis" of London, liiiglaiul, and

toutes in blue

rely brown black. Fully guaranteed two clasps, _

black only. The best color as it cannot fade to an Y

5 34to63.4....... ... -- - - PHT ’l‘i\N, made by the c;-lebratcd firm of ‘Trcfousf<.=;" who e reputation,

for 'l`nn Swede is wi rid wide. Sold in the American cities W 'for $2.oo while our price is but . .. . 0' 'Flute claspe, fully`giu=rauteed sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3-4. _` (1 RAY, Denis again, one of thc iiiake-rs it is impossible to get :wray

front. Pique sewn, fully guaraiiteul, two claspc size 5 3,-4

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Dogsliin Gloves "Denis"

Tan all sizes $l.25 B1.1cl<,6to 6 3-4. |25

llcavy cliauiois lcritbcr pique sewn,

qussetecl fingers, two clasps wash- able 6 to

'5' , c|.i|.iii=..°.~. Gifts’ ...ii Boys' ‘V ' Tan Dogsliin.

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. » 75c piir 2, 3, 4, 85c psi

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Heavy quality Tan Dogskins made by “I)cut’s”. ln twoqua1ities,al1sizcs at $1.50 and.. .... . - . - . . . Heavy washable Chamois with out stitched heavy seaius, natural color, two claps washable . . . . . . . . . , . .

‘ Fine Tau and Brown unlined mocha, suede finish,

medium weight,

5, 6, 7-95c s pair

pair A

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Regular wnite

between the fingers. ....... ........».............

bid ‘MSS Stoves 85c Pf: with silk P _

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