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» " -_ NUVEMBER 25, 2913 rnneusr rmws-rmrroluuin I THE DHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN imonumc Darcy. PAGE FIVE

Confltn now “, _ T, ‘ i western parte! the Island, returned

g , lth For an Shoe; on Saturday night with the West Cape

0ld Sydney Round Inverness Round Acadia Nut- _ ~_

_Albion Nui and ,_ _ Reserve Run oi Mine .- ____....;.._

ordering your Winterl

_ " _ Family ` I SHINE -~ 7 SIIINES

Th:\t’s good Arithmetic if the Ono Shine is With

U. N. 0. Shoe Polish

supply now while the weather is fine, we can deliver promptly..

Urder today.

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Don't Nurse l A Cold-`~ ~ Kill I c!

You can easily be rid of _

yoiirsrby morning if you take

a dose of

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LA _GRI PPE CURE tonight

There is ro doubt or uncer- tainty about it, for it has been tried in hundreds of cases and these people all know

25c per package

Geo. E. lluglles

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SEALED TENDERS. addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-I day, 'the 2nd January 1914 for the conveyance of His Ma;lesty’s Mails, on ii, proposed Contract for four l'0H.I‘B_; six times per week over Rural Mail '-route No. 1 fromllvlurray River T_’. Ef. Island from the Postmaster Gcne!fal‘s- pleasure. i Printed notices containing informa-

tion as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Oliice of Murray River, Fair-I childs Point, Peters Road, Alliston

HAS a Savings Acc-sunt

been of anv re al

benefirto you? What we mean to ask is whether or not you have so used your opportunity that you are row a better and richer man for having started a savings account. Have you saved ard placed money in sound securities, pay ing regular interest, and thus supplementing your own earnings?

Depositcrs of this Com-

pany are encouraged to invest their savings safe- ly in debentures, bonds and mortgages. where the interest earned will be larger than paid by sav- ings departments, a nd Where the temp;ation will not b°e nearly so great to draw money and spend it

foolishly. i

It you really want to

be better off ina year than you are tcday,. come here with your funds and we will advise with you re- garding investing it, even __ if thmamonnt does not ex- ceed $5100. We will sug- gest municipal bonds or mortgages as each is best suited to your require- ments.

A l)0MlNl0N

TRU ST CUMPANY

‘ The Perpetual Trustee"

4 p. c. on Deposits

_ li. M. Davison

M inager

Morris Block _Charlottetown

Other oiiizes-Vancouver.

Victoria, Nanaimo, New Westminster, Calgary,

rind at the oflice of the Post Office In- . Regina' Winnipeg# M°“tr°al» specter. London, Eng. Ai twerp,

JOHN rr. Wilma, i _ Belgium

Post Oiilce Inspector.

Post Oilice Inepector’s Ohice. ` 2795- 1 r-22M51;¢3i_

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-Price zqc a- bottle.

ll For Sprams.Pams. Bruzses

_ Rexall Rubbing Oil is endorsed by athletes, all suf-

ferers from rheumatism and ~by all who have ever suffer~ ed from sprains. pains or brusied inusc1es._ _ ` It 'has really wonderful curative qualities and we guarantee it to be/ good or we will refund your money.

` 'McKinnon Drug Company i - Corner Great George and Kent Streets

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and Point due Chene buoys, and left again yesterday morning to complete her work in that locality.

IN MOVING PICTURE-Mr.J.E.B.

MeCready, Publicity Agent, Charlot- ietown received u telegram yesterday from la film company asking if the IOK P60918 of thelproviuce, were open to take a 1000 foot film illustrating the fox industry, tor syndicate dis- Dlfiy throughout Canada and the Unlted,Sta.tes. Mr. McCready is placing the matter before the proper authorities.

MONEY VALUABLE.-Thai money

is of valuef in the Western Provinces is evident from the- advertisements which appear daily in the Western PP-Pers of which the following are samples:-"Want to borrow on tirst class inside city property $1500.00; property valued ai., many times this amount, will pay 9 per cent." Ad- vertiser wants to borrow money on tirst class property. Will pay from 12 to 20 per cent.” Some local Deo- ple who have money invested in western lands state that they are receiving 10 per cent. on notes along with first class security on property. Even at these high figures the peo- ple on Prince Edward Island are not sending their money abroad but in- vesting it at home, expecting even much higher returns. Owing to the stringency of the money market bankers do not care to lend for spec- ulative purposes, but the man who is doing a good legitimate business can get all the accommodation he needs. The people who complain are the people who are living beyond their means or those who endeavour to take chances with other peoples' money.

From yesterday’s Evening Guardian.

HEAVY WEIGHT. -James A. 0'-

Brien killed an eight months old hog oa November 22nd which tipped the scales at three hundred and sewn pounds (307 lbs.) Beat this who can?

POLICE COURT-At the Charlotte-

town Police ` Court on Saturday afternoon the case of George Morri- son vs. seven hoys on a charge of damaging property on Hall9we.'cn night was dismissed. This morning Angus Chaprenceau, on a charge ol drunkenness was fined $8 or 20 days and Herbert Mahar for being drunk and disorderly was tlned $10 or twenty days.

A NEW CHARGE.-Rev. s. F.

Newcomb, of_ _S_t. John, for _ some time past secretary of tne Canadian Bible Society ‘for the Maritime Infor- inces and Newfoundland, and well known in P. E. Island, resigns his position to become pastor of Bruns-l wick Street Church, Fre|le;'ir.t-Jn, the lst ot December. Mr. T‘7c\vconi'r;g was formerly pastor of the Norcii Bap- tist Uhurch, Halifax.

CI~lAR1VARI.- Mi. Fred Inman

and bride arrived in Victoria where they will make their residence, in the wee small hours of Thursday morn»

ing. Tpe youth, and one might add, some o the older folk, gathered on Thursday night to give the young couple a hearty greeting in the ~ form of n charivari. Besides those who were disguised in quaint uniforms which were equal to the dress of the Indian tribes when on the war path, who early inhabited our fair Domin- _ ion, there were many on lockers who came to see the costumes and get ii "peep" at the bride. The crowd was very orderly, and alter being treated to some goody-goodies, dispersed.-'J

S.S. REPORTS G1VEN.- A large

and enthusiastic congregation gather cd in Victoria .Methodist Church Thursday evening lust to henr the rc- ports of the delegates who attended the recent Sunday School Conven- tion held in Charlottetown. Excell- ent papers were read by Miss Neavy Myers and Mr. E. H. Wrighbsuperint- `er\deut of the Victoria Sunday School; In the course of the remarks made by the Rev, Mr. Young who was present at the meeting and who also at- tended tlle Convention, he paid high tribute to Miss Myer's paper, saying that listeniuk to her report was equal to ,attending the convention. Music was rendered by the choir.-V

::Olean, white, sound teeth. Each

and ull of these things depend upon the mouth and teeth that are free from germ_ life, and that are kept pure, sweet and clean. You are as- sured ol these things by using Na- Dru-Co., Tooth Paste. 25c. tube. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunny- side. Mtt.

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Gasket.

IN ST. JAMES CHURCH-At the

morning service in St. James Church yesterday, Rev. Mr. Fash gave an able and timely address on the_Bl.ble,

the evening Rev. Mr. Young, rc- turned missionary from Korea, told of the noble and growing work :Tone in that fur -.nvay country by- the Canadian Presbyterian Church and made a strong and impressive

ea. for more workers so that the work may be still further spread through the native workers who can

work being done by the native work- ers and the much that uiill fmniizin-\ _lor coming years. At both services the choir was in excellent voice and in the anthems Mr, Arthur Bruce itoolr the solos in lhls rich clear voice.

'A RETIRED MISElIONARY.- The

following from an exchange will he speciallyjnteresting to P. E. Island. "1848 takes us back to the time when the Rev. John Geddie, D.D., went forth as pioneer missionary of the Presbyterian (Jhurch to Aueityum, New Hebrides. Two Nova Scotia missionaries occupied the post after-

Dr. Gunn, a native of Scotland, has' for 30 years been laboring there. H

New South Wales. Of his labors ~ir. Futuna. it is said, when he landed there it was a heathen island, but the natives have abandoned heatheniem and become a Christian community. There are still old landmarks of the mission in Aneityum. The first church built by l)r. Geddie still stands, and is so rcverenced by the people that they will not allow a single stone to be taken out of it. Dr. Gunn now retiring. has done good work on both islands, and an- other missionary will have to he ap- pointed to be supervised by the New South Wales Church.

::Our line of rubber goods is rc- cognized as superior. For hot wat- er bottles. enema syringes. invalids'_ rings, fountain syringes. You can come here with the assurance that you will get the best on the market. Our better grade rubber goods are guaranteed`ior two years and over, all made from best rubber and guaranteed satisfactory. The MiicMiun6n Drug Co., Corner Great. George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

:.:FOR THIS WEEK only, prices

u'-ill be reduced to clear as followst- Onions 4c. lb., 10 lbs. for 35c.-try the 75 lb. bag Sc. lb. Canned pens --this year’s stock, (choice) 3 cans for 25c., per doz_ 95c. Cranberries- choice. 10c. qt., 6 ots. 54.c. Cah- huge, fine lor making kraut 60c. per ioo lbs. Asparagus ner can 13°? J~ J. Gay & Sons, City Market.

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' Tried 0UR Cll0COLA'iES?

If you have there is no need for us to say any more elwlli them. If you have not, then you will be glad to knew of their purity, freshness and delicionsncss. Try a box of either Neilson’s or Willard_’s Forkdipped, and you will never be satisfied with other kinds. Prices 8oc _per pound. but we have them in different size boxes from 35c up 10 $2.00.

Al1Chocblales Guaranteed

Fresh. -

Johnson & Johnson

BISHOP RETURNING.-P-ishop

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reach into the home where the` white gf? 'K7 ‘missionery would not be understood. ”_ ' fl! Several instances were given of the 5 ‘> ' ,

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V _ _ :W f _ - for Point du Ghene and Cape Egmont iw o has een on a brief visit to his . _ ' . _ . . ` _` , '

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`l=il ` _ H - THE LADY LAURIER.-The Gov- turn trip the first of last week, A ' ' , *- '

e have VCSSCIS '. , ~ ‘ I ern-ment buoy boat, Lady Laurier, 'letter from’ His Lordship received . " _ ` . `

_ ' _` ,.,( ‘_- ; which had beeirhnoy liiting in the here this week, states he will return /3 _ '~

via the Canadian: Rockies says the ff

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priced variety

THIS AD IS PRINTED HERE MAIN LY TO REMIND YOU that in

addition to carrying the best, range or high grade garmei ts in P. E. Island, your store is also ready wivli enormously the best assortment of really good cheap

coats as well.

We mention a few of the notably good values in th: assortment-and

assure you that for every one we describe you will had a sc are or more in the

department.

A good line of wouien's winter

coats in fricze, navy, grey or heather mixture, plainly made, deep collar can be worn buttoned close up -~»or

showin revers as referred

A wonderful coat is made of fine,

soft, good weight, heather mixed re-

versible tsveccl This garment has col- lar and coils trimmed with the reverse

col nr makin *ia smart effect. “'l_`lvoway” dollar

Heavy grey reversible cloth is used

to make up a very stylish garment. which has a brocaded black velvet col-

lar. Coat is fastened with handsome frogs .. . . _ .

Plain grey, tweed coat, English

make lined with mercer fabric--to the waist plainly made reversible collar, , .

piain buttons a Wonder at

A grand coat is midi: of good

weight soft Shetland finish tweed.

This is made of a reversible cloth with reverse side used for trimming collar

and cuiis. Comes in greys only . 7°

Heavy herringbone tweed, in either

grey or fawn is used to make up a handsome, warm, durable winter coat. It is lined with same cloth to shoulders,

l"i.Tf`_'f`_'fi.’.‘."1_°_f°.1lf‘ 2.75

And then we have awonrierlul assortment of coats of every style I6 (lil, l9.00, 22.00 to 3lU0_

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The General Fur Farms, Ltd. Charlottetown, P. E. I,

The Quality Dmgstore. ' _

OUR RANCHE$icinbrace eight pairs of beautiful

Marten.

» I Silver Black Pe-d.grced Foxes and large numbers of

r'=._ choice dark Mink. Skunk. Muskrat, Fisher and

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_ 'W0rth Trying _ ' fully profitable and interesting business oi fur farming

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it for your next moke.At all Groom and Drnggietl.

lieley ii Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lil.

.Stewc`irt’s

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Ask your grocer for it.

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your home every day if you leave your order at our shop. No-163 Kent Street ci-

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hai-s's beauiy in every jar of

, I our complexion, shin and 1 toilet preparations.

We bundle sl the leading Cana-

dian, American, English a n d French preparations. all scientif- ically tested. guaranteed. trade- marked, toilet articles that we know by test to be the beet.

No matter what you wantln

toilet articles you can always get

them here. _

_ The Two Macs ` ` |49 Gt. Geo. Street

well managed concern.

` Capital Stock $1 75.000 Sold Already $1 15.000

The unsold balance of a block of stock of $20,100 will be placed on sale at

the C>mpany’s eilicein Charlottetown, Nov. 20th and will be open for public sub-

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scription until Nov. 30th, unless previously disposed of. ’l`he remainder oi_the

stock is being placed on the Canadian and American markets where it is_

moving f realy. Apply promptly to

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