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A ’ .. _ f THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _g ' PAGE ELEVEN _ 1

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Remember

whenever you are troubled with min ' digest_ive_ organs, that these may 33031 hg;I,l§0,(,)f ig; more serious sickness. Your future safety as well as your present comfort may depend' on the qlllckness Wlth Whldl you seek a. correctiveaemedy.

By"comrnon consent of the legion h h tri Beecham’s Pills are the most reliabll; if iillrefamlzsf cines. This standard family remedy tones the smmmh Slilmulafes the sluggish liver. regulates inactive bowels:

Improved digestion, sounder sleep, betterb looks brighter spirits and greater vitality come after thé system has been cleared and the blood purified by

Beecham’s ills

Worth a Gulnel a Box

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HIPPOIIROBIE, NFIW YORK.

'|`hc New York Hipp0d|‘0me‘g big

|39” Bild Il\0St ambitious production,

, Wars gi the W0l'l<l." has entered lllwu its third week. 'l`he attendance continues to tax the vast resources of the huge theatre. - _The poetic wealth or the product- ion' coupled with its scenic wonders and the rn,-assiveness of its ensembles including the presence of upwards oi |1,400 performers, elephants, camels, ll10rB0S, mules, desert asses, army 11086, etc., gives it an appeal tha.t,is littracting all classes. 'The manage- ment makes no secret ol the [uct that “\\'ars oi the World" is a wide departure in Hippodronie attractions in that sheer beauty was tho orin- Cillul end sought. While special stress has been bent to this feature, the little ones still tlnd fun and frolic uplcnty, with an army of clowns for their special benefit as well as is big arrny of animal actors-always a delight to the children!

The military and navul features

and the visualized pa-_'cs of history, lirescnted in beautiful tableans, are .proving quite the sensation of thc

stage picture of tremendous power called "The Cost of \\`-ar." A slope is shown dotted with (lend men and horses, cluttered with smashed artill- ery, broken down iininiunition :uni supply wagons and all the ghastly paruplicrnulin of battle. A haze h-,ings

cycles, made up to represent aero- plnnes, battlesllips, aiitocars, horses, and all other kinds of vehicles are utilized. Collins and Hart, the bur- lesque strong rr.en, return after u long absence abroad, and other fea- tures will include Cataleiio and Den- ny, the song writers: Marie Door, 0, wonderfully clever and versatile char- acter-artiste, and many other nt- trnctions yet unannounced

FALL ATTRACTIONS AT THE EDEN MUSEE, NEW YORK.

The _regular full season of the Eilon

Musee in the stage attraction will coiuinence on Monday. October 5th. A return engagement of that master magician and iliusionist. Dunuinger, in an entirely new prograiniue. will hold the 1-.Luge I-very afternoon and evening in an indefiiiiite engagement. 'I`lie press and puhlil: have both an- nouiircd this iurl as uno. of the bust in that line ol’ work soon in New York in many years. ;\li'. l>unningor's ni_vster» ions illusions are still a puzzle io vvcry one, despite the faci that his work is dons: in full light.

ln llio \vnrlil in wax oxliibiton. tho

latest. group to be -.uliltzil is one calleil “The Arniy and Navy (‘oniinan<Iors of the Europe:-in \\'ur (‘ouiiirii>s," show- ing sur-li inon as King ol' lic-lgiuin. (‘v.ur of Russia, liinpcror \\'illinni,

__ moixicnt, when all the world is wrap- 0\’@-I' the Silent iicld, throngli “lilcll King George, Sir .lolin l»‘rviu-li. Sir

|> ’ I l _l

A.l\I. l’.M. P.M.

7.10 7.00 5.21

5.50

Canadian Government Railway P. 1.-1.1. RAILWAY

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1st, 1914.

Trains Outward T,.,,i,,S I ,wam

Read down. Rem, '

5.00 3.30 7_.lo De-_ Cl M-1 tt 1 -. - ' 6.16 4.42 my uul.tefniv‘f.I"’ Ar' iiiig igllii

A-2; Emerald Jct. 95;; 345 -. Kensington 937 3,17

ill).

A:1§"~ Ara. mu 1'.ln.

2.45 1.15 12.20

U30 ,V0 , _ 11.35 _ ...i Ar. hummersido Del, 9_0() 7_5() 11_00

' ' A.I\I.

s 8.00 8.58 9.47 11.00

8.55 9.30

3.00 4.10 4.36 4.57 ($.00

7.10

4.15 5.04 5.25 0.00

I’.i\‘I 8.15 9.50 11.45

I’ M 12.10 Dcp. Suninierside Ar 1.39 Port llill

:L00 O’l.eary 5.00 Ar. Tignisli Den

7.10 Dep. Eincrahl Jet. Ar

A.M`:

0.50 Dcp. (flnirlottctown, Ar,

8.35 Mt. Stewart 9.12 Morcll 9.41 St. I’eler’s 11.10 Ar. Souris

Ar. Elmira Dop,

Ii./10 Dep. Mr. Stewart Ar,

0.50 (‘:u'<lignn 10.20 Montaigne 11.00 Ar. Georgetown Dep,

A.hl. 10 Ilep. Uliarlollotowii Ar. 25 Vernon River Ar. Murray Ilurhor Dep.

:rv-a- :.1

All iruins run clnily-Sunday except

8.00 Ar. Cape Traverse lisp.

Dcp.

8.45 7.48 7.04 5.45

7.00 0.00

!).I-I0 8.30 7.58 7.30 6.35

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l"P"F*f'° ro.-.r.:n c1:.1¢,;¢

Mi] 7.00

e For Sale

2 pairs Class A. Foxes,

Dalton & Gordon Stock.

3 pairs Island bred

patches.

7".

4 pairs Ontario patches.

1 good Delivery mare. _

2 Carriage horses. _ The Patch foxes. may be inspected at our sales

Ranch, City. Agents for thc ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX CO.. LIMITED.

The Farm Stock £9 Fox Exchange of P. E. I.

Head Ofiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown Phone P. 0. BOX 4

H Dell HD in the suhleft of war. From

the early dnw" of history, down to the storming of Vera (lruz, the great uphcavcls in human society -are shown. in a series of mugnilicent stage plc- tures that baffle all attempts at description. For instance, Ilon\e’s stand against thc barbarian llurdes that sought to Stamp out carly civ- ilizatiou is depicted in a manner that is both beautifully nllcgoricai and impressionistic.

In thc section devoted tu wars for

religion, the Crusaders nrc shown starting forth for the I-Inly Land, uf- ter a ioust in whirh all thc pomp and pnnoply of chivalty have a port. 'l`hc finale of this episode, “Tho Death of the Infidel," is one of the most striking and drumutic monzents witnessed on any stage..

'I‘hc episode dealing with the ("»ivil

Wlir introduces unique and merry features of ante bclluni days in the South. The foolery of the llarkies und thc social gaicties of the southern folk are interrupeerl by the outbreak of war, \v‘hich is sh0\\n in all of its most dramatic phuscs. The episode is lirouglit to n, close by it colossal

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`cANAniAN covznnmsnr r1A|i_wAYs i INTERCOLON IAI. Pnlnciz EDWARD ISLAND nv

SINGLE FARE TO MONTREAL.

From all Stations Campbellton and East.

Going Sept. 17, 18, 19. Returning Oct. 5, 1914. Going Oct. 1. 2, 3. Returning Oct. 19, 1914.

Tickets must be Validated at Montreal Before Starting on Return Journey.

W. T. Huggan, 11. 1'. A., Charlotte-

town.

5569-9-14i:nett.

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the figure of history nppcari ut the crest of the hill and carefully picks its way through the fczirlnl harvest to write the chapt-cr in the growing gloom., which eventually and with remarkable naturaluess shuts out the scene from view.

There ure incidents of similar char-

acter dealing with other moments of universal history, which nrc equally i~crnni~kal>lc for their awful grandeur null splendid artistic value, In addit- ion, tli-arc are all thc spectacular sensations and comic featiircs that I-Iippodrome putrobs have lcucncd to expect, bmvildering troups of foiv cicn performers, phalunxcs of beauti- ful urirls, armies of clowns and lun makers and the usual array of truin- Pd zlniuiuls, circus acts, etc,

‘MIL ANI) MRS. \’l’.RN(>N (‘.A.\"l`I.l~! (JU.\llNf: TO B. l~`. Kl~lI’1‘ll’i>‘

The trvmcnilous :ill-ami* viiuilcvillc

bills that are being prcsvuted at Ii. F. Kclth‘s ’1`bco.ti`c, Boston, this scit- son are the Lalk of New Eii|,;l;iii'.l. Thr greatest. urruy of he.'.illinci'.-; ever ullrred, nearly .ill of them new _ to Boston, have been booked for the full und winter season. Mr. and .\lrs_ \'crn\'»u Vostlc, the reigning pets uf Society, who .ire without question the absolute peers of all mo'.lei‘n dancers, come to li_ F, Kcitli's 'l`hcn- trc shortly. The cxnct date of their appearance has not yct been an- nounced, but it is expected ii. will bc within tho next month. For the wcck of October 5th, a great line of nov- elties has been hooked. (Thris Rich- ards, the famous English coined-ian who scored such si treniciidonn hit ut l’-_ F, l\eit.h’s last Vhristinus week, will i'\~l.ui‘n with his funny hut and ridiculously supple legs. Mr. Hyinuck the chamelon ciitcrtniiicr, who chuug- cs his clothes quicker than u woman Changes her mind, \vlIl return to Boston from abroad after an absence ol' six years. I-In is presenting an cn- tircly new act Qhis season. Willing Lcveriug und company have zi unique comedy novelty culled “.\ Day At The Country Fair." All kinds Of hi-

I wal cured of Rheumatic Gout by

by M.1NARD’S LINIMENT,

Hall ax. ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont.. C. S. BILLING.

1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

M1llARD'S LINIMENT.

Lakefield. Que.. Oct. 9, 1907

I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

LT.-C01.. O. CREW READ. Sul'

lex.

‘-1 ‘_ -1 ini

ee About Proper Healing for Your Home Today

° now when you don’t want it, is the right _time to ha it installed. _

Why not call, write or phone Itoday for specifl

tions and full information. .

F 80 Grafton St.

my Marine Motors

" ,M d in sizes from

arm ff. 1... of .»» Types and sizes. _ _ _ d I ll

wi-ue 1... me catalogue sums PUC” ‘"‘ "

lnfonnatlqn

- I/ I FOR SALE BY

Stanley , Shaw 8: Peardon 50|., Agents for P. E. l-

Now, today is the right time for you to see abou

getting your home heated pfQPBflY £0ftfl;S;1;V“;Ef§ weather. You will need it within a s or 1 .

ed H A Opp. Opera House

Boston Excursions

Commence September l0tli-

Dates of issue, Sept. 10th to Oct. 7th I-mlusive, good for return 30 diy. from date of issue $14.50 from Charlottetown via Eastern Sieamsliip Co’s steamer: from Sf. .loIin. $18.00 from Charlotte- town via All-Rail from St. Jolin. Correspondingly low rates from other coupon stations on Prince Edward island Railway. ' W. T. HUGGAN, D. P: A. CIi’town

Eastern S.S. Corporation International Line Autumn Excursions

via the

INTERNATIONAL LINE

Going: Sept. I9 Oct. lt, inclusive

Return Limit 30 Days

St. John to Boston and return $7f00 Sz. .Iohn to Penland and return 6.50

Through tickets at proporiionulelv lnw.r.uici=

on sale al all railway siations.

Leaves St. John Monday: Wednesdays and Friday: at DMA. m. for Lubes. Butvnri. P0" and and Bo¢an.Remmlnl.'elve| Central Whar Bolton. 9m n. m. Mandly.. Weduedln llll Fridlvl for Portland. llutpofl. Liibee and S . lohn.

MAIN STEAMSHXP LINE

$3.00 Reduced fare to New York 1 ict lst-Ami

30th. Direct service betwee1iPoftlmdmd New York lrcm Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesdsvr- 1‘h\-ndnyn and Saturdays at 6 01p. m.. for New Y.\rk

St. John. Ticket Olhfe. 41Kln| 'I

L. R. THOMPSON. T. F.~h P.A

\ FURNESS LINES

F _ | li il I |

f“`ANADlA,N__* ' PACI |='|,c»

VERY LOW RATES `

(|i_\`l»: \\'.\\‘ .Sl-1<-o.\'l> 1-1.\.\'.~‘) To North P acific Coas .\.\'li

CALIFORNIA POINTS

ON SALE DAILY Sept. 24th lo October Bih. |924

From Charlottetown

Vancouver, - - E31' I ls6s.ss

ST..I(llI.\',N. Il. Geo. Weller. local ugfni Dominion

w. n.i|owA|n>_ i>.r. A., c. na., i _io '_

Exprcn Cn. liuildind. 0112011 SI.

‘ REGULAR SAILINGS OF THE I

The Furness fleet of Passenger’

and Freight ships is maint-aininR regular sailings from Halifax t0 London and Liverpool.

Consignments of freight via

Furness llnos are landed in Eng- land with despatch

Passengers to London will find

the 8. S "DIGBY" a speedy und comfortable shin.

Direct monthly sallingo from

Halifax.

All Freight ships have limited

accommodation for few passen-

rs.

“Rates and full particulars upon application

Furn¢ss,Witl\v & Co. Ltd. Halifax

John Jelliifoo of tho liritisli i\a\\'_v, Ilic Austrian, Geriimli and liiissinii heails ol' \\'nr. The new |‘i>p<f liuiiiulicl XV has also been installed in lliu rulers oi' the world group, null many u<l<li1ion,~; are being marie for the full.

The extra adilcil nltrzirlioii, llio

Kiiieiliucolor natural colorful uioving picfiircs, give an onliro new r-liango ul subjects every hour. The lille-n Muscle is iliv oiil_\' housc in New York lhut show llicse woinlorlul colored pivinrl-s oxclnsivvly und they innsi he _-it-vii to be npprorzialeil. The subji-1-is ruin- prise comic, drama, scenic and niisccl- luncons.

sun Trouble `

SKIN DIlI|-ID A\D (`.RA(‘KED ANI)

HAIR FELL OUT-()II'liED BY DR. (‘_||ASI‘l'S OINTIVIENT.

Eczema is annoying und distressing

at any time, but doubly so when it gets into the scalp and causes the hair to fall ont. llcre is a grateful letter from u lad who was cured I

.\lrS. Hector Currie, Tohcrmory,

Ulill-. \\`l`itcSI---“I was cured of a dis- grcczible skin disease of the scalp by using Drf (lhueie's Ointment. The teouble started with itching and pain in the scalp, the skin would get dry and crack, und ut times would bleed, and the hair would fall out. I tried thrcc iloctors without benefit, and sulicrcd for..-three---yours. Reading in the ulmaniic about Iii". (‘liasc's Oint- ment, I began its use, and um- nmv completely cured. The hair has grown again, and I nm ns well as I ever was. You are at liberty to use this letter, for I ani glad to recommeinl so excellent li treatment.”

I.\r.'<`lni.se's Ointment has no rival

as a cure for itching skin disease.

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.Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

_--ni-n ,

Couiniencing Moinlay, the Isl of Juno, the

STEAMER NORTH UMBERLAND

leaves Cliarlottcloivii for Picton. N. S., Daily, (cxccpt Suuduyl ul. 8.20 o'i-lock a, in., leaving l’ir~iou on ro- turu about 4.00 p. ni. (`onnccIions made at Piciou. for all points in Nova Scotia.

STEAMER EMPRESS

Leaves Snuiiucrsille for l‘oln1»<lu- Cliellc. N. Ii., l)nil_v (except Snniluyi about I0 o'r~loi:k ai. m.. lcuving l’o|nl- (lu-(‘licn<‘ on rclnrn_ about 4..i0_ p. ni.. coiiiicctiiig with c.\'pr_c:=s_ l.i‘ai‘ns lor (’.luirl0t_l<>lo\\'n unil Vignisli. ioiiuvv- tions minlo ul l’oiiil-(lil-f`li<'i\e for ull points in (`nnurlu ninl llic l`niIvil

States.

G. \\'. WA K EFOIID,

Manager.

(‘.lnirlollciowu, .\lay 29111. 1914,

1:1375-5-30lvltf.

Time Table

' S.S. Hillsboro

To victoria. - - I . Rocxv Poiur FERRY

Lczivo (‘h"I‘o\vn. Leave Rocky l’.t

Seattle, - - - I , .,.,0 800

. 8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.

9.30 " 10_.00 “ 11.00 “ 0 "

1.30 I’_ M.

f'°¢\:"‘ ob!"

étgoeec Q .__ Q :.‘*

2 7|

1'*

Il..l0 5.00 " l` 5.

_ ' *' . SUNDAY

#www 90:56 00:16 _ ~.`=>

10.00 A. M.

1.00 P. M.

.30 “ 5.00 “

M. MURI’lIY, Manager.

PLAN_1_‘_ LINE

AUTUMN sxcuns|oNs°

In Effect September 11th.

Charlottetown to Boston and return

$13.00. Tickets good for return with- ln 80 days from date of issue.

The commodlous S. S. liall-

fax .sails from (ilmrlotic-town for

Boston every Friday at noon. For folders and full infoimailon apply to

| JAIS. CAIIRAGIIER,

1 I 1

-.1

No Advance in the

. ‘ 1

Price of NE l L S0 N ’ S Chocolates

This Year William Neilson Limited, Makers of °"l`be Chocolates That are Dillcrent" are pleased lo inform their many patrons that there will be no advance this year in the price of their Chocolates, either wholesale or retail and that the same high standard ol' quality will be maintained, ' 'I

-"-- MADE in CANADA --

_oii the Scalp

l_Foxes for Sale

40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

just received from Peace River our last consignment

of 40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks.

These are the best we have had this year, and any one

interested in purchasing any of these animals should com- ~ municate with us at once as they and selling rapidly.

Write, call or phone our olfice.

Massachusetts Fox Exchange

161 Queen St. Phone 515 Chzirlottetown, P. E. I.

i Mu.

Y JY

using Dr. Cliuse's Ointuicnt. The

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.1-_-5., ,, - Q

,_ Your Work is _

';"_1`__~ Ms '53 _ >~..‘

*ii fi’ p Ilene on Time

; \‘ \--;,;¢"' .; ,,, -f -1 1"

_ R53;

with an “1d.a\"

In the IDEAL Hopper-Cooled Engine you have thc

best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine that you could possibly require.

The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all

conditions--through the winter blizzard as easily as a torrid _luly day. lt is easily installed can be transported from place to place, simple to oper-

ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and will pay for itself in a few months use.

The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While in see about it today. ~

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.

1 i Steam Navagation Wharf

r- `---i

wr MUST si-zu.

AT PAR-FOR CUSTOMER

50 SHARES HOWATT DALTON STOCK PAYING so P. c. Divioruo

THIS YEAR, TO MAKE FINAL PAYMENT ON FOXES

-PRICE $100 PER SHARE- L. A. MUNGER AND CO.

DENNIS BUILDING HALIFAX, N. S. ,

.ssoz-9-3r>Mu

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in , _-- - -7 in my “

First National Fox Exchange of P. E. Island, Limited

Schurman ° 5,... Block Summerside. P. E. I.

DIRECTORS

Dr. A. W. Leard, President M. Hicks

Hubert Howatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean

Dr. J. A. McMurdo', Secy-Treas. T. D. Carruthers

George McQuai°ric, Manager

This exchange buys and sells Foxes, urs, Real Estate,

Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but firstclass Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re- liable companies represented.

Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, Fur Stock, etc.

will consult their _own interests by communicating with us. Write, call or phone.

$1’

REFERENCES: Bank of Nova Scotia. Royal Bank of

Canada, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or

. G. Dunn & Co., and Bradstreet agencies. Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 220

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