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GUARDIAN

Photos f

All ‘styles of nnish are shown, sepia

buff black and white. life-sized hand ilnishol Drotrliita in I11dia_ln.k and the popular i1_l»!lii'l\0i_nied work in natural colors, ,'~ r ' '

Call-in today and see some of the

styles. -

Thc,.,Co0k Studio

A_;;Personal Thought 'l‘h¢,Splrit of the Giving

Dgterm nes the value of the gift.

What-_then could be more iltting than your-'portrait for the Christmas re- membrance ---, To carry you-.simple message of friendships. A doaen _portraits solve at once\a d z- en perplexingfgift problems. Make§ appointment today- at '

TI-IE BAYER STUDIO

.PLAN fr ]'g_1~. 1: S; S. HALIFAX from Char-

lottetown every Friday at noon. ~From Boston every Tuesday at noon. »

For further information

apply to ' .JAS. CARRAGHER, Charlottetown. Agent

f Kings’ County Temperance Society

Annual Meeting of the Kings County, Temperance Society will be held in the

-AUDITORIUM MONTAGUE

on TUESDAY, NOV. 23rd at 2 p. m.

Churches and Temperance Societies

are requested to send delegates.

A public meeting will -take place at

7.30 p. m..

Several prominent speakers will

toke'part.

All are cordially invited. _ -

D. L. McK|NNON.

Sec.

3965-11~18Mtf.

Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry.

8. 8. Hillsboro.

Lea e Ch’town Leave Rocky P01!" 1 7,3; ‘_ m_` 8.00 .lIIl. 8.30, a.m. 9-00 “-10- l.8il' a.m. 10-0

11.09 a.m. 1

p.m. DJI-

I-ll‘»*’ _" " ."'

. m

a.m. IUNDAY

,_ p.m. 00 p.m.

4.00 p.m.

On Monday and Thursday t

trip ~,will be omitted.

' IAIIURPHY. Managers

Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil ”

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52206 .S2006

U C _,,_,,,br,_,,r.Br; gE5.FgB?.F.

»- :'- Nrggrrh Ewa fgge

Lsaves Intercolonisl Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

‘MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of-the morn- ing, express from Halifax (lb°\1¢ noon). for Souris, P. E. Island. and there awaits the arrival ot the after- noon train .from Charlottetown;

thence to llagdalen Islands as fol- ows: - ' MONDAY-Leave Bouris for llltang-

du-Nord, Amherst. Grindstone Island and ‘Point Bosse. Returning. calls at Grindstone, Amherst and Bouris; and andreturns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for

Amherst. Grindstone Island. Point_ Bossa and Grand Entry. Returning* calls at some Bossa. Grilidlior-=. Am- herst, Sourls; and returns to Picton.

On' the drst trip in the months of

June, July, August and September, weather permitting. cllll If W9" Bay to land mails and mssensers for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind- stone, Amherst and Bouris.

For further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON A 00N.

Agents, Halifax.

CHAB. W. WEB.

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW Moi.EAN I. 60~.

Agents, Bouril.

Or -to WM. NloLUl-IE. Manager and

Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia.

2091-‘I-15lltf.

Coal

put in NUI' when roads and prices

Coal an

lub.

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PHYSICIAN

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Fiiili-a-lives Is the Standby A In Tlils ilniailo Home

S°°i'i-1111>. Oat.. Aug. ascii, isis. “M1wi/'¢wua»snyr:»c»»»rf»;¢a¢s¢s. 12° *Had everything an the sum.: without satisfaction, and' spent large sums of money, until we happened n

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‘Fruit-a-tives’. We have used it in the

ffmlily for about two yeah, .and we would not use anything glgg sg lgng 5|

we can get “Fruit-a-tives."

J. wnauuosn.

"rnnrr-A-'r1v1i:s" is mae from

fruit iuiees me senses'-is miie

action-and pleasant in tg(-,_

50c. abox, 6i'or $2.5), trial sire 250.

At dealers or sent on receipt of p

rim

by Fruits-uses Limiua. eases.

S p e c ia I For Saturday

C .i 0 ‘Q5/yaiiiiiidi

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$4.00

Gun-metal Cloth Top

A splendid shoe-worth every cent of 5.00. Just to get quick action it goes for 4.00. Not very many of them and they will go fast.

See Our Window Alley & Co.

Ddiinlll Gil 00:

__ ,. Ifhonc 311 i

I - - 135 Queen Street U .

c.AuAo|.AN.:=_ ~

EXCTRSION RATES Vancouver & Victoria,B.C. SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGLES, Cal.

On Sale daily to November 30th Good ,to Return until i December 31st

$122.80

From Charlottetown (Via Point du -Chene) Good Going and Returning direct. Gcing via Chlcago,Returning via Vancouver, gr vice versa, $17.50 additional.

AUTUMN-----The Time to See the CANADIAN ROCKIES at their Best

W. B. HOWARD. gI7.l;A.. C.P.R.. St- John.

I Com In Richmond Street

.*D F TIERNEY is Guardian ro-

presentativo in Bouris Mliltf

.°T GORDON IVES il G il!!

Representative in Montague.

THE D G B BRANT arrived in

Souris on Tuesday with supplies fo

..°ll|0TE$,- The .meeting\ of the

Executive of the Central Farmers' As- sociation was held in Charlottetown on_Thursday, Nov. 18th., and ar-

rangements were mtde for the holding of the Annual mee ing on the third Tuesday in January, 1916. This will give the local Institutes plenty of time -to debate among their own mem- bers the resolutions wihicli they wish presented at the'Annual meeting. All -resolutions intended to come before the Annual meeting should be sent to the Secretary on or before the second Thursday in January. (Signed) E. B. McLaren, Secretary Central Farmers' Institute, Georgetown. P. E. Island.

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SUMMERSIDE MARKET

Butter (dairy) lb 24-27c Butter, (creamery) lb 30-32c Buckwheat per bus 75-90 Calfskins lb. 18c. Eggs per doz. 29c. Hay (pressed) ton $10-$13 Hay (loose) per ton $9-$10 Hides per lb. 14c. ‘ Oats (black) per bus. 47c. Oats (white) per bus. 45c. Oatmean per 100 lbs $2.75-$3.00 Potatoes, per bus 55c Pork (organs left in) 7%-10% Straw (pressed) per ton $6 Turnips, per bus. 18-20c Wheat, ber bus. 80c-$1.10 Wool per lb. 25-i0c. Chickens, dressed, per lb 12-15c Lamb pelts, each 40-60c

` CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday) Butter, (creamery) lb 32-84 Butter, (Tub) lb. 25 Eggs (dozen) 34 Beef lb. (retail). 10-12 Fowls, Ib. 10 Chicken, lb. 12-14 Hay (pressed) ton $12-$13 Straw (pressed) ton $6.50 Pork, lb .10 Tumips, (bushel) .14 Potatoes, Reds, (bus. 50 Potatoes, Blues. (bus) .58 Oats, white, (bus). .44 Oats, black (bus). .46 Beats, (bus.) 40 Carrots, (bus.) 40 Wool, lb. ' 60 Parsnips lb. .% Geese (per pair) $1.30-$1.75 Ducks (each) 60-80 Hides 14-15

s"ED cnoss wonx iN MoN1'AeuE.

That the people of Montague and

vicinity have been quietly helping their King and Country by contributing liberally to funds for Patriotic purpos- es is shown by the following report submitted by the Montague Branch oi the W. P. A., and Women’s Institute these two societies being combined for patriotic work, Sept. 14, 1914 mem- bership fees and subscriptions includ- ing outside districts viz Victoria Cross, Commercial Cross, Whim Road Union Road and Sturgeon.

$243.30

Nov. 3rd Proceeds of Enter- ~ tainment held in Auditorium W. P. A. $154.59

'Dec. 5th, 1915 Proceeds of

Concert in Auditorium 130.00

Apl. 13th 1915, Village Cana

vas ~ 113.70

Spt. lst Proceeds of dinner and --tea tables on Montague Race .Track ' 570.90 Oct. 22nd Collection by teach.

ers and others for Trafal- _ ‘ -'ser Fund 113.70 Oct. 23rd Proceeds of Red(

Furness I

_ Cross Concert 104.55

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A- Oct. 30th Private Subscrip-

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX

I srnam sn

- Rappahannock Nov. 15th'

Nov. Sth Shenandoah Nov. 27th Nov. 20th Kanawha Deo. 11th

From LIVERPOOL From I-IALIFAX ' Via Nfld. Vis Nfld.

Oct. 30th. Lexington

Nov. Sth Durango Nov. 25th Nov. 20th Tabasco ‘DHL 7¢l\ _

Above sailing! are not guaranteed and

are subject to change without notice.

Fumesawithy & Co.Ltd.

‘__ Halifax, N. s. ~

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tion . 19.00

Making a total of ‘ $1,449.64

Besides this amount there has been

collected in the village during the past year $185 for the Hospital ship, $374.60 collected by teachers for Army Field ‘Service.and upwards of $60.00 for Patriotic Funds, these amounts being sent forward in cash by their respec- tive coll‘ectors. ‘ ,_ `

Of the $1,449.64 there has been

$550.00 sent forward in cash to the Red Cross. Belgium Relief and Lans- downe Funds respectively. Over $300 has been expended in sewing materials wool for knitting etc. While the pro- ceeds of the dinner and tea tables on race day have been set apart as a. separate fund to the use for com- forts for our Island soldiers. From this fund the ladies have sent for- ward some 41 Xmas ,boxes to the sol- dier boys of Eastern King's who are serving atthe » front. (Tire box'es"for those on home duty and whose re. giments have not gone forward will be sent in s few weeks). These boxes contained homemade Fruit Cake (donated by the members) candy, Scotch Cake, Socks, Chewing Gum, 'l`0Dl0C0. Cigarettes. I-Iandkerchiefs, Writing Paper and Envelopes, pencils, towels and- soap, the estimated value

og each being $3.75. The remainder of t isfund will be used as far as -pos- sible to provide comfort for our ls. 1800. bvyl. Just new the ladle; are devgting all their spare moments to kni Ing socks. these seeming me most needed at present. .

-P i: - MRS. J._A» G. ELLIS, '

See.-Tress.' ,

, --an-_-1-_-___

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otucoaiisiwundwncine the 5-‘_ " _

whole family either directly or

ys _ ' »

Father ie

heat

for

$53? I-iq, ..:..:'.:.'-at #Si - Q...-_ ~ ~

,,,r4i»i§i5a'» ;i.i»»im¢s¢ ca-.,'_~ Lumina. '

psntiemen.-Last wi f I rsesfysq

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.°ADDRE88 MEETINGS

King’s County as follows Bridge Tuesday Nov 23rd House. W°<1n°§day.N°v ziiii town, Thursday. Nov. 25th. sub1ect‘ for discussion will Care-.and' Management of Sh

ting' 5 wool. 3985-11-1 . _ , ____

._*WEDDiNG BELL8.-One

prettiest weddings for some -ti solemnized in St Paul's Churc

Nov. 16th, when Miss Miianle daughter of Mr ,and Mrs A am

ceremony was performed by

the bride, acted as bridesmai Mr Jerome Power, brother

looked charming in a very b navy blue gown with hat to After-theceremony a. few of mediate relatives and friends the bridal party in an elaborate at the beautiful home of the

ents _to the bride testified as popularity. After a few hou

in New Perth. (Island papers CODY-)

SHIPPING NEWS

ney, N. S.

Halifax.

neyql. B.

.REPORTE INWARD.

from Picton.

James Power, of New Perth.

tor, Rev. Theo. Gallant. Miss B Murphy. of Panmure Island, cousin of

in song and dance the happy left,"a`midst showers of congratula- tions and good wishes from numerous friends. for their new

-' Schr. Milo, Capt. Frandey fo

Sdhr. Burke, Capt. White fo

scar. Evanowiiid, Capt; H

umn. Cash must accompany order.

r L

Tennant of the Departmeni-of Agri culture will .ddress meetings in

rtune Red

Bridge

The The

p and

Em2i.

of the e was

the 1C Operative Grading and glarke-

Stur-

geon, at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning,

White, White,

was united in marriage to Mr John

The Pas

9 _ lanche

d, and

oi' the

groom, as groomsmen. The

bride oming

match.

the im-

joined dinner brlde's

parents. The many and valuable pres-

-to her

Schr. Electric, Capt. Mahoney

r Syd-

spent

couple

th air home please

` _ REPORTED OUTWARD.

r Syd-

I for

eather.

.Saint Charles at New Castle, N. You shoum join the whrs tm

to '

MRS. PAULINUB GILLIS.

Gillis removed one of the best kno and most esteemed residents of on rose. The deceased had been health for some years during whi time she bore 'her patience and res nation to the Will of God. Forgetful

of those about her, and her pleasan smile and cheerful words will be lon missed not only by her sorrowing on but also by her friends. Of these sh had many for her amiable dispositio endeared her to all who came in .tact with her; but it was chiefly in h own family that her gentle iniluenc was most beautifully felt. Her swe personality made her home an id

gift of God to her husband. and may be truthfully said of her: "Sli

house, and hath not eaten her bre idle.”

Six daughters and one son gladde ed her home and heart, and grew u

had the great happiness of givin three of her daughters to the servic of God in the Congregation of Notr Dame, Montreal,` Sister Saint Paulinu

and Sister St. Mary Wlnnifred Montreal. Though separated and from the old home they reached it i

features of their beloved mother, an to bring the consolatio of their presence their bereaved father. They and th remaining members of the famil

‘Etta of New Y rk have the sympatb

and the ineffable, consolation of kno ing that “the dead that die in th Lord are blest" indeed.

They walk the common streets ea

goals ;

The beauty of their human souls;

They left humanity to God,

lame,

They spend their lives like gold

broad-

. The saints without a name.

The recent death of Mrs Paulin

wn t

con

one as a wife and mother, she wana We are gums mr away' ~

They cast like flowers upon the way,

They lead the falterlng and the

By R Malrar, Darnley.)

Air- “Tramp' Tramp! Tramp Uh boys are Marching

We are leaving this fair isle and

u' we're very sorry too'

But wherever duty calls us we must

We are true Canadian lads and we

scorn

lor Xmas 'I The Eastern IGuardian 1 S t I 1 `°"°}-f5+'"°"" lhiliilliil

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I U I ' 'A r` " ' ' I. z I K Lui G6: I 1 `

sertion for advertising in this col

‘gr The trgitor cada: who would let their

riends be

self. and sought only, the happiness ish d b th to

,Rave yes.

3 erionusi- I ez Tramp! 'l‘ramp!'. Tramp! we all are n marching:

_ Cheer up! lov’d ones we will win.

6 And beneath the Union Jack,

r We will drive the Kaiser back.

ei Then we’ll hang Him on the gates of

Old Berlin.

Far from those we love so dear;

nam looked weii to the paths of hai- T° "e“°"° °“r wmrades iiguting at

the front . '

In our struggle with the Huns,

“_ We will stand behind our Guns: p Altogether we will help to bear the

around her-her joy and comfortl She ,Bruntt

` ci-ionus

K .

ZTramp! Tramp! Tramp! etc

B Now you chaps that are at home.

,_ But you seem to iam the courage and

‘he Grit

_ IB.

time to take a last long look upon tihn D° y°“ thmk mat it is right

3 To refuse to go to iight n When you’re big and strong and alto-

gether fit

e cnonus;

Katie, Bertha and Alfred at home, shi Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! etc:

of the whole cilmmunity in their loss, F93 KING ANU C°UNTRV~

e A soldier boy was leaving

For, the battlefield in France

To fight for King and Country ` And glad he had the chance

h day, C Donned in a suit of khaki , With song they wgnd “nw then- The brave lad he sailed away

While friends at home were praying

Just about a year ago

To iight for King and Country

,__ And to bring us liberty. We -must answer to the call.

New on the field a/t Flanders

This brave laddie crossed the sea ‘ Yes, she needs us one and all

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is csoss. rsvsmeri, sick. diu- ous. cnsan ur-ri.a uvsn ann sowsts.

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A laxative today_savea a sick child

tomorrow. Childrolislmpiy will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish. stomach sour.

Look at the tongue, Mother! If

coated, or your _child is listless. cross. feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn'|. eat n_eartily,_full ,of cold or has sore throat or any other childrens ailment. give a teaspoonfui of "California Syrup of Figs," then don't worry, be- cause lt is perfectly harmless. and in a few hours all this constipated poi- son, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child a- gain. A thorough “inside cleansing" is oftimes all that is necessary. lt should be the first treatment given in any sickness.

Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.

Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies. child- ren of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle._ Look carefully and see that it is made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.

“We are now showing an excep-

tional big display of Hot Water Bot- tles, made from good quality plain and fancy rubber, in all the different sizes styles and grades, including combina-

Y S D up. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. A M

He's wishing every moment `

That the war was at an end. _

So maybe we can aid them _

ln the nations deadly strife -

For his return some day. ‘ So join our brave defenders

And thus help to save their life.

For England needs our aid boys -

To save her from disaster

(By) FRED P..:DUFFY

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WAR

LOAN.

_ DOMINION .OF CANADA l 1

ISSUE OF $50,000,000 5% BONDS MATURING lst DEC., 1925 ~

REPAYABLE AT PAR AT `

o'r'rAwA, 1-1Ai.1FAx, sr. Joi-IN, cHARLo'rri~:TowN, MONTREAL, 'roRoN'ro, WINNIPEG,

REGINA, CALGARY, VICTORIA.

INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY-lst JUNE, lst DECEMBER.

ISSUE PRICE 97%

A FULL HALF-YEAR’S INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON lei: JUNE, 1916.

THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN WILL BE USED FOR WAR PURPOSES ONLY. -

In the event of future issues (other than issues made abroad) being made by the Govemment, for the purpose of

carrying on the war, bonds of this issue will be accepted at the issue price, 97 5, plus accrued interest, as the equivalent 1 of cash for the purpose of subscriptions to such issues.

THE MINISTER OF FINANCE offers here-

with on behalf of \tl1e Govemmcnt the above named Bonds for subscription at 97 % payable as follows,-

on application,

Delivery of scrip certificates and of bonds will be

made through the chartered banks. _

The interest on the fully registered bonds will

. be aid b che uc, which will

be remitted by post.

tion fountain s rin es riced from $1 at ‘.

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. 10 pe

“ 3rd January, 1916,

" “ lst February, 1916,

lst March, 1916,

lst April, 1916, lst May, 1916.

The instalments may be paid in full on and after

the 3rd day of January, 1916, under discount at: the rate of four per cent per annum. All payments are to bc made to a chartered bank for th_c credit of the Minister of Finance. Failure to pay any instalment when due will render previous payments liable to forfeiture and the allotment to cancellation;

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of ten per

cent of the amount subscribed, must' be forwarded through the medium of a chartered bank. The bank will issue a provisional receipt.

This loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament

of Canada and both principal and interest will be a charge upon the Consolidated Revenue Fund.

Forms of application may be obtained from any

branch of any chartered bank in Canada, and at the oflice of any Assistant Receivfer General in Canada.

Subscriptions must be for even hundreds of dollars.

In case of partial allotments the surplus deposit

will be applied towards payment of the amount due on the January instalment.

Scrip certificates payable to bearer will be issued,

after allotment, in exchange for the provisional receipts.

When the scrip‘certii'icates have beep paid-in full

and payment- endorsed thereon by the bank receiving the _ money, they may be exchanged for bonds with coupons

am abk to bearer or registerdl 8! T0 Pfi¥\¢lPl\l. or for- registered bonds without coupons. -

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Interest on bonds with coupons will be paid on surrender of coupons. Both cheques and coupons will be payable free of exchange at any branch of any chartered bank in Canada. _

Holders of fully registered bonds without coupons

will have the right to convert into bonds with coupons, payable to bearer or registered, without payment of any fee, and holders of bonds with coupons will have the right to convert, without fee, into fully registered bonds without coupons at any time on application in writing to the Minister of Finance.

The issue will be exempt from taxes-including. any

income tax-imposed in pursuance of legislation enacted by the Parliament of Canada.

The bonds with coupons will be issued in denomin-

ations of $100, $500, $1,000. Fully registered bonds without coupons will be issued in denominations, of $1,000, $5,000 or any authorized multiple of $5,000.

Application will be made in due course for the

listing of the issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.

The loan will be repaid at maturity at par at the,

office of the Minister oi' Finance and Receiver General at oft.;wa.I_;>rl.;f afar ocfniiieassimat Receiver Genera at a ax, t. o n, rlottetiown,`Montreal. Toronto. Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary or Victoria.

»Tliebooksot`the loanwill be kcptatthe Depart-

. ment of Finance, Ottawa. . ` ‘V _

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izeeagnuea ima me mek imi¢a»s\viii -be misuse s

commission of one -quarter ot' one per cent on allotments made in respect oi' applications which bear their stamp.

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Finance Department Ottawa, 22nd November F916

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