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, : ` ` ‘ -"""*“" ` " ...*8UC¢E88FUL SOCIAL.-A very __ 5 1 ..°D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re- successful ple social was held in Five

Houses `Bchool on Monday. Nov. 22. The proceeds were Elven over to the

.._.*..°a1- Perens-'Ano ounoai-sw. .susan neue: rosa -°.

` ' _7 Churches. 'services lunday,' Nov. ` 1 .

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metal fitselfiland designing that stliows the

» ‘ highest-` -achievements of the silversmith’s

craft, make our selection one that is unex- celled. Future generations will prize the

designs we are featuring this season.

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' ' i ' Clt\\0li¢ Church for the Belgian Re-

W. W. lief Fund at the. evening service _on

_ glliiday last amounted to $30. That

(gb, 1868 Jewdlex., Engravers’ etc. to___:5_Te2i6i_tl;e _Presbyterian Church

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_ for Xmas Photos

All styles of finish are shown, sepia

bud black and white, llfe»slzed hand finished protralts in India ink and ‘the_ popular hand-painted work in natural colors.

Call in today and see some of the

Now

styles. ' `

The Cook Studio

A Personal Thought P The Spirit of. the _Giving

Determines the value of the sift.

What then could be more fitting than your portrait for the Christmas re- membrance ---- To carry your simple message of friendships. A dozen portraits solve at once a doz- en perplexing gift problems. Make an appointment today at

THE BAYER slunlo

` A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio S“°°§-:1§i.;“ .§.i°‘.s_i.»...$°“e'=e~

Work unexcelled.

_ Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work g_iven persoial

attention 5

107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 53]

$3.50 to $5.00

_ Ladies’ 0 Gun Metal Boots

FOI' and U10 Y0lmg men of Georgeto

Wear, Gun Metal Calf

Skin is the very best.

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QUCBII St :line has been an off year for potrgtliig

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' ' SP9 being only a half crop all over i ;the province judklng from reports,

_ Pllbli8h81l. there is one man in

llow Are You Going ,_

To Spend The l.o n g W i n t e r Evenings?

You are never lost for diver-

sity of mu.sic-vocal, instru- mental, orchesltra, bands or l readings, lf you have a

GRAMOHPONE in your house

It is an excellent means of

affording entertainment for the family, or for company. _

We have the latest improve-

meqg- or EDIBONG famous mac Ines. Prices ranging from $40.01? to $150.00.

We also carry a stock of over

200 RECORDS. No mane' your taste in music we can suit you; '

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

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=_----ri-li. 1. ‘Glenfanning who can boast a record _ bushels to the acre. Of this number he

vary, planted five acres of potatoes and dug eleven hu-nared bushels, an average of two hundred and twenty bushels to the acre of the number he,

_ shipped six hundred bushels at the

Hard and

_ Soft All Kinds _ _ of ” '

The Best rr asusvas \_r__\£f_;iv EXTERNAL

and Lowest Prices

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Geo. E. F ull’s

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Phone 278

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even gg' »-“°“‘°t tr' t‘Z,i~=.i°-..§.`?°i.:°i.':*f»>..': mdesmiicvlio are always ml”

We wishto lay emphasis gn th`f3"de‘5a1.t_ _ lisa 1 nm. 'rue pastor. Rev: a. N. ‘wiliism"11a`wior;-»°i sturgeon. agent

_ ment of ourfbusiness, in which wehre excel) ~i'f»`= _ tionall strong. Like " fro' _ _

satisfieiii with nothing blili,i‘hep0estl1s't"we_` arg

The superiority of the quali ` “of the -'

_ clpal of Montague High School, spent

_ Sunday ln Georgetown.~Mr, Andrew

r A Lavers. Town Clerk of Georgetown,

_ _ was a passenger-. Mohd i

' f k train to Charlotteiiiiwn.-&a.y -mom nga

as follows-*St Peters 31p.m.','

` nd, will preach.

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lgohsupewislon oi'_..Mr Rice, is;-apldly 11 _ ills completion; and it is expected that in two weeks more the exterior will be finished.-&

_ ..*NEW STORE.-Miss Edith Raf- use 'has opened a grocérystore in Cogswell's building. Main Street. ‘ This .makes the second new store opened ll! G€0l'8etown during the year.-&

..*BELGlAN RELIEF.-The collec-

tion taken up in St James Roman

with coal for the owner, Mrs John Refuse.-'Mr Patrick B. Murphy, Prin-

~ -*SEVERE STORM.-The storm of

M'°"¢l“Y !li8ht last was particularly severe in and around Georgetown. A great portion of the board fence around the Exhibition Grounds was blown down. and besides other dam- age reported one of the smokehouses °" M“°d°““1d'-5 Wharf was blown -wmnletely Over. and new lies a pic. turesque ruin in the water on the eastern side' of the wharf-&

/‘MORE RECRUITS.-Three gf

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'W,illard Yoston, son` of jailhvri-lW4i,1iz: H. Yoston; Pius McPhee, son gf Dan McPhee. Burnt Point, and Peter Morrl. 30”. son of John Morrison, tailor, have nlisted in the Highland Regiment MW being formed in Charlottetown and several others have signified their :_”‘°"“°” _°f .l°in|DS- Georgetown is efioillly ‘ doing her blt" for the Em-

i 2_2! the present momentous stmg.

.*FREE LECTURE- _

any _eveningntne sour, inst,f).f'nde;r HUSD ces of ranch 261, C, * Rev. Father M M' B' A"

H Father MacPherson. Both of wh]

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will deliver an rfgdriishyinsgt lilxg-‘gflis

leman will be on “ h t ` (true success and llivhwa t0c;;)3?,_t;i,fuit¢‘?§ Doors will be open at 7.30. The meet- ing which WHS Oven to the public will begin at 8. Admission free, Two mah llliiefesfillz lectures have already th _I1 S vfn this fall in Souris under

e ausp ces of the same society. One

by Rev. Dr. Walker the other by Rev

were 'highly a p i t C audiences _ P rec a ed by ,attentive

*A SPLE

fancy prlce_ of iliifty cents per bushel. Mr. McGilvary besides doing all the farm work on one hundred and fifty acres of land which he worked this .Vear with the assistance of one hired man collected the eggs for the Cardi- Irnn Ugg Circle mifi opei ated ii tim-sh ing outfit and grain crusher. This is a. record which rot many P. E. l.. farmers can bent. -&.

Magic “Nerviline” Cures ~

Toothache, Earac_he

Cure Colds, Coughe, Sore Throat. Tight Cheat and Hoaraensss

lt’s when sickness comes at night.

when you are far from the \druggist or the doctor, that's when you need

are never without it. One of the ch_ll- dremmay have toothache. Without Nerviline--a sleepless night for the entire household. With Nerviline the pain- is relieved quickly. It may be earache. perhaps a stiff neck, or-one of the kiddies coughing with a bad chest cold. Nothing can give quicker results than vigorous rubbing with this old-time family remedy.

Nerviline is too useful, too valuable to be without. For lumbaso. lame_

back, sciatica or neuralgla there is no ` llnlment/ with half of Nervlllne's pow-

As a family safeguard, as some-

the minor ills that will occur in ev-

. _*NE JAIL.-The new jail, under 1

Eggs, doz. Beef lb. (retail)

Nerviline most. Experienced mothers`lgl‘;R’£élH3-m_ _

Straw (pressed) ton

Turnlps. bus.

Beats, bus. Carrots, bus.

Parsnlps. lb. _Geese (per pair) lb.

er to penetrate and ease the pain.' If

..°GL§NFANNwG"`NOTE8. -- Mr

for the J, L. Nichols Publishing Co., of Tomato, was here last week in the interests of the -\ firm.-Messrs Percy and James Henryrbutchers, of George- town, were here last week buying cattle.--Miss Millie Cavanagh, who has been visiting friends in George- town, has retumed homg-Mr Henry Arsenault has completed his contract of painting the interior of Glenfanning School, making a great and much needed improvement in the school- room.-Mr Stephen McGllvary, who has had an attack of incipient blood poisoning, is recovering under the care of Dr_ Allan.-Mrs Julia Mclntyre was visiting friends ln Glenfannlng this week.-Mr Cornelius J. McLean, teacher, of Grand Tracadie School, spent Sunday at his home ln Mitchell River.-&

. ..°WEDDlNG BELL8.-A very

pretty wedding took place at Rollo Bay, on Nov. 9th, when Miss Valeda Cheverie, New Zealand, was united in marriage to Mr. Lee MacKenzie, of St. Peter’s. The nuptisl ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Walker, Parish Priest. The bride was attend- ed by Mlss Mae Duan. St. Peter’s. and the groom was supported by Mr. Harry Thompson of the same_place. The costume of the bride was a blue velvet travelling suit with hat to match and the bridesmaid was attlred becomingly in blue serge with large picture hat. After a wedding breakfast in Souris, the happy couple drove to the home of the bride, where dinner was served. They then repaired to their future home at St. Peter’s, where many friends were waiting to welcome them. _.U

. .*CARDIGAN BRIDGE.-The Bus-

’ket social and entertainment at Cur- digan Bridge on~the evening of Thurs- day the 18th instant in aid of the ,Red Cross Society Fund was a grand success. The night was flue and the spacious hall was packed to the doors. Hon. John A. Macdonald very capably presided. The programme consisted of recltatlons, songs, rea_dings, selec- tions on organ and violin and an address on the great European War by Rev. J. C. Macmillan, who dealt with the subject in his usual mssterly manner. A great number oi’ pies and baskets were very cupably auctioned .by Mrs John Scrimegour, the bidding being brisk and spirited, many of the baskets bringing as high as five and six dollars each. Some slight dis- order was temporarily created by some drunken rowdles, who were promptly ejected from the hall and have since been summarily dealt with. The proceeds amounted to the snug sum of two hundred and six dollars.-There is still some shipping going on at the Bridge, potatoeenow selling at 55 cents and turnlps at 18 cents per bushel.-&

A Continual Tiredness

Preceeds Ruined Health

Thousands are physically exhaust-

ed, lacking in courage, just on the verge of a break-down. Such low spirits. Your brain is fagged. vitality so exhausted your constitution is well nigh ruined. What you need ~ls Ferro- zone, the great vitalizer and nutritive tonic. It's by making flesh and blood. by infusing iron and oxygen into the system that Ferrozone helps; it re- pairs weak spots, instills new life ln- to worn~oui. organs-makes you feel '.ike new. Ferrozone lifts age from the old and imparts resilience and buoy- ancy and enter the happy life that comes from using Fsri-ozone. Fifty cents buys a box in any drug store..

"Special value in chocolates 39c.

Saturday only. Geo. E. Hughes.

4083-11-26M2l.

_ THE MAHKHS

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday) Butter, (creamery) lb 32-34 Butter (Tub) lb. 28

10-12

9-10

12-14

$12--$13

$6.00

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Hay (pressed) ton

Pork, lb

Potatoes. Reds, (sus. I Potatoes (Blues) bus`.

')ats, white, (bus). Oats, black (bus).

13 50

_ 55

.44 .46 35 35

Wool, lb. 60

12-13

12-13 14-15

Ducks (each) lb. Hides

BUMMERBIDE MARKETS.

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_ No man should rest content while the welfare of his family depends merely upon his own uncertain existence. _ Life Insurance will make their welfare permanent.

If you want the best protection, at the lowest net cost, get in touch with an Agent

of the Great-West Life, the Company writing the _largest new Canadian business. Over one hundred million dollars Insurance in force.

Branch Offices Charlottetown

Hyndman & Co. Ltd.

Several New Agents Wanted

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The accompanying cl`p is taken fro th Ha lto S t t 1 Sa d ,

Nov. 5,1915. It is pi_:j._ soliciilendg_ testimony tolihe great Ivnvhrknperlidsniedrbgr liidlihsiii- _ ~.

’ ance in preventing po;cPrty and distress: _ _ ‘ ~ _ _-

No INSURANCE 4

_ ' That Is_What Causes Much Family

_ Trouble, Says Relief Officer

lf Relief Ofllcer McMenemy had his way, marri-

age llcenses and insurance policies would be ln- sepsrably linked together. Experience 'has taught him that young people should not be allowed to marry until they have insurance protection. “lt would cost me my job for it would automatically do away with most of the poverty that is prevalent to- day, but I would do my best to bring it into force," said the relief officer, and he cited instances show- ing that most of the cases he was called upon to in- vestigate would have been preyented if the head of the family had carried insurance.

The relief ofiicer of a city the size and importance of Hamilton is in a 00931011 t0

SP¢2_k with authority and his words should carry some weight. Most _of the cases of families in dire need requiring his services would never have occurred if the benefitS Of life insurance had been taken advantage of. 'Thousands of families are running the risk of being left to be looked after by the relief ofhcers in every town and city of the

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MANAGERS FOR P. E. I.

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..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

..*SOCIAL AND BAZAAR.-The

Montague branch of the Women's Patriotic Association will hold a social and bazaar in the Auditorium, Monta- gue. on December 16th.-B.

EASTERN PERSONILS

...*Miss Laura Burge is visiting in

Morell, the guest of' her cousin, Miss Clotllda Ryan.-*. .

..._*Mr. and Mrs. Lee MacKenzie,

St. Peter's, spent the week-end at New Zealand.-*.

._*Mr. James 1'. Rice who is work-

ing ir, Georgei;o'.vn on the new .lull spent Sunday at his home in Glenian- ning.-&. z

...*Among the visitors to Bear

River on Friday were Messrs. John Maclsaac, R. J. Gillis, R. J. Mac- lnnis and Emmet Power.-’.

...*'Pte. Wilfred Cheverie, ot the

P. E. Island Infantry Reinforcements. came to Souris by Thursday even- ing's train.-'.

...°Lieut.-Colonel Dean and Capt.

Jago arrived in Souris Wednesday evening to arrange matters concern- ing the placing of-a half company of mllitiamen here for the winter.-*.

..*Mr Henry Thistle and family,

who have been absent from George- town for over a year. have returned and are moving into Mr Thomas Henry's house on Gordon Street.-&

..*Mr. Roy Cox, who has been ab-

sent from Souris for several years. paid a short visit to his old home this week. Mr. Cox has joined a regiment at' Winnipeg and is leaving for ac- tive servlce in a few weeks!

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MONTREAL. Nov. 24.--We have

a letter from one of the biggest fur houses in the United States, ln which they tell us some startling facts about the fur lndustry. Everyone knows in a general sort of way that finished furs changed somewhat in price ac- cording to the trend of fashion. and 'the time of year in which the garment was bought, and certainly this would have some influence upon the price paid for raw furs. But the communi-

.cation just received from the central

fur market of the United States. throws a new light on the subject. Ac- cording to this letter the present de- mand for furs of all kinds is very strong. They state that ln a recent auction sale of over a quarer of a mil- lion dollars worth of fure--all the gov- srnment's Alaskan seal catch being

included--bids averaged sgmethlng like 171 per cent. higher tha for like _quality a year ago. Trappers should

thing to ward off sickness and to cure ‘ *li* keep mated in reurd t° prices °" they

are liable to he greatly under-paid for their skins Last year’s prices are

“Y “muy "° “ure `p°m`mywh°r°” Buckwheat per bus 75--90 out of date From the famous old

you can find nothing to compare with Butter dai” ' xo ' -

, , per lb. 24-27 house f Revillon Freres, we have

°lt;Lm::‘§%';‘2:“&’e m“g;icl:"g$y 2:3; Butter, creamery, per lb 30-32` been favored at our request with the gm H em d in the Dominion The Calfskins per lb lgifollowlng actual prices for this sea- 'nigiiiiiaclhnrfiiiliiai size is the large-soc. E“'- f’°'“ 1*" 11°" ' 31-3”|"°“`° °°““'

fsmiiy sire bottle, small trial me zse HW '°°“° 9°’ “il” "-410

All dealers sell Nerviline. I °k£';’_°°;;le”ed_ der lb 3132-313 Price

Lamb pelts,,sach 40--80 List

Oats, black. per bus. 49

_ -- -- _ - Oats, white ~ . 47| _ \

_Reported inwards: 3, _Pof.atoel.-per bus. 55. $4.50 $3.50 $2.25 $2.00 " _8.B. ppperoyal, Uapt. Wilkie. from _'Stl-aw. pressed per tt* ss Hair stripe . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .._ Montreal. _ _ \'i‘ur|l|Ds.‘ D0r___ bus. - 18-20 3.25 2.50 1.25 1,25 \Rsported Outwrrds: _ , f Pork orgsnssttsched per- lb 'IM-9% :Long Strlpe...... . .. ...., __ "PIII William A IKBH, CaDt._Blti, 101' Wli“t. DBI' hill. __ ‘- S9-_".00 2.25 1.25 .85 _75 ,Piotoia . - - W00|.perlh_ _ 25-40 Broad Stripe.... ..| Schr. Ions. Capt. Lord. for Cr»,paud.- Hides, p_er lb. ` 14.--H . 1.35 .75 _ .50 ‘ ,115

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Everything you could ask for-

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CONVBNIBNT TOWEL

RODS. aotinlhwv.

IUPLB BODY-mild out

T ssbssoos linins, cus- wsll

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RBMgxABLB RBSERVOIL 'ht wr l damoll so lambs ROOMYWARMINGCIDSBT.

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'IGB Monarch is t1ie"RangeDeI.uxe"-Gacbestyou

cmpomibly get. It is made right here in Eastern

Canarla,l|owcver,sothatitisveryrca.sonah1c inprioc.

Otherstovsbavesomeofthmefeatmes-TheMonarch .&thcma1l,withotf_insthatwecannot1isthere. You, ~

lmstseeallonarchtoevenpartlyappreeiate it. Whenyou hoan§dons,youwi11egreethati?sthe£nestmngcmsde.

Poole & Thompson, Limited

Montague, P. E. I.

E-.,_---=g-I 2

soo live hogs. well faced. Delivery taken at Raiiwav,

Yards, Charlottetown on Tuesday, November 30th. Prices as follows:

Up to 250 lbs........ Over 250 1-2c Well fatted City weigh scales weights.

For further information apply to J. Stanley Wedlock

Canada Fox Exchange Bldg.,'Cha.rlottetown.

5005-11-2'lME2i .

Raccoon.. 4,50 25 2. 1_0 to 250

| 3. _ 25 0 .

3.75 2.50 1.50 .90 to 2.00 Dark.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

. 3.50 2.50 2.00 .75 to 2.00

‘ Brown....

, Higher prices allowed for extra d 2.75 2.00 1.25 _ .50 to 1.50 ark skins. _ The same firm has published a use- Red Fox...... ful little booklet. "'l'he'tl'rsppers Loy-

S8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 to $4.00 sl'Companlon" from which we' may

Mink, extra dark. ... . . . . .. . . . quote on another occasion.

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