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erything we sell. _

And if you are not satis-

fied or don’t feel that you av

orth you can get your

_-money back.

.Pure drugs only. Expert n_ien only. Satisfaction only. .

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OVEMBER 1_3.. 19

_li Siiisiuii

N5 \Y.lI

_ The Guardian ls indebted to Lieut. F. B. McRae. tor a copy of the Ply. mouth, England, Mornin New from

-§ drafted elsewhere. The more the gen-

eral public see of these men the more the admire their soldie usl

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received your money’s

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and it is in accordance 'with the fitness

port from which Sir Humphrey Gil- l ert set sail for Newfoundland so many years ago. Plymouth will not forget this honor, for it adds yet another page to its clierlshed history. But, apart from all this, it would have been difficult to clioose a better port with safer anchorage or finer aecoiiiiiioda-

' tion than Plymouth. Safely within

the waters oi' the Hanioaze the vessels lie, looking strangely ponderous and

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

Q-ro

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hair and horse can he worlled. Pleasant to us

abottle, delivered. Describesyour ca

for special instructions and Book K fre AIISORBIN E, JR.. lnilirpiie liiiiinriii for mankind .in -| Siisinl, Painful. Knotted. swollen Vrini. Milk Gi... _ l_'eiic¢ritr:ited-only n few drops required auiiay

Price Sl Bei' bottle at dealers or delivered.

W. F. YOUNG. l'. .l’. l-ll Li/mans Bld|1..Monlreal._C|

$2.00

niiiiii.

__ A BSOFZBINE

1*. *__ mint mimi uu..u.s.PAi.or _

impressive with their gigantic dill- gray hulls and .superstructure as they

Rcduces Smined, Puffy Ankles, aceoinniodatioii rivals the finost iii the |_ymph,ng,¢,,_ p0|| Ev,|_ |:,§¢u|,_ world, and the facilities for disembark- Boils, Sweliings; Stops Lamene

Bruises. Boot Chaies lt is an - -

ANUSEPTIC AND GERMIBIDE oaze some of the earlier arrivals liad`

i‘l0I~ P0l\0`\0Ubl ieen ten o gsiie o t, g

D0" ll°f1>1l\l¢l'°l‘ l'¢m0V¢i1\¢ ways lowered, hatches opened, and.

gage and equipment, horses and \\.ig

' ' ff presciitliig a hive of industry. It was

Gel Your

_"H _il

‘ a trcmeiidous task, this work of un-

loading, and althoiigli it seemed unend- ing it was heiiig_eil'icieiitly performed. ;At intervals coiitiiigents moved oif to the stations at which they were to ciitraiii.

‘ LEAVING FOR THE STATIONS.

As reported in yesterdiiy's “Western

Z B. _ _ _

which the following interesting clip- WHY of shipping was swept into th ping is takenz- convoy and compelled to come with 'Wlt)i a unique and historic event The reason _and advlsabillty of th taking place within the waters of the 15 Very apparent. When within a da great Western port, it was only to be Or S0 ot’ Plymouth, however, those ve expected that the interest of me whole S618 Whlvh did not belong to the trsn of the Three Towns, both ge;-vice and port fleet were allowed to go fre civilian. would be focussed on the Can- A111011; that contingent of troops ar adians and the doing of that contingent Ulillly \vlio had emigrated to the Do of troops, who, having safely crossed lnion from this country, so that' to the Atlantic, are now being gradually some local scenes are not unfamilia

Y rly. b ness-

like nppeaimice, and the more they The_iiumber of mascot.; which th admire und appreciate the respgmm Caiiadiaiis have brought with them which has been made by the Doniiiilon_ 1’~Sl0l\lS1llllZ- One division has n The transporting of this great force of 1'-"W1" 111*-U1 11ll'9€_‘H DOY. ll 1102. and troops has been carried out with sin. fill- Tile boy, \vlio is about thirtee gular success. It has been a colossal Y"ill`B U1’ 1136. was a newsveiidor an task. almost wltliout. precedent iii the 113111111 flllller- H6 drifted down to th history of the nation, but it has been port ol uinbarkation with the troop handled in a manner which leaves no 31111 919811011 S0 hard t0 go with the room for criticism. 1-1\Hl llllfy took him aboard with them. AN A|:>iv|inAsi_e ANCHORAGE. He ls the Det of the regiment. 'rii Plymouth, resting proudly by the sea as P“““h and 13 "5 11?’-DDY 118 it kin in the richness of her historic assoc- H9 15 1110 Det 0 fthe regiment. Th iations, had been chosen for the re- dag' “'111°11 15 ll 11118 Sll9Clm€Il Of thos ception of the first contingent of the “11'ma15 “Bed 115’ the ES1i1lll0. Slfaye Colonial troops to the Motlierland, 011 w the il3l`lll1€ gl‘0\l!1d and was s

pleased. and comfortable, that it stay-

of things that they should come to the ed' The 0Wll0l‘ 111911 Illilde the regi-

lltiné-Y_E.._..nidl

REGIMENTAL PETS.

nie-nt it present of it for luck.

AT THE STATIONS.

Smart Entralnment of Troops.

ln the small hours oi’ yesterda

Ulllllliil. but from duybrealt to early a ternouii little of them was seen, sav those who were ashore on leave. Th

Down that they were to cntraln at th various stations in the iifternoo

range from one end of the harbor to (1“1'“`k11's1’1@“‘1» ‘md 111° 11901119 110¢1i01 _

' the niiier. 'riien again, tue tionitnig f"""‘ “V0” *11'°°U0“ 10 Cwfllosllmvse Opposition in nroseculilis the War.

and cheer them as they swung aion

late. The liendquurters und iiursin

l _ tal al ii 'l or in d ck, 'an - Staff WOW 1119 1ll`S1 10 S0 from the Dev-

0lliJ0rl Stotlon by special train late i th> afte T]

C- without losing any time, the work ol' ,_ §__n___L1'r“lc>_‘_§l;~ my _took with them fiiglit bo though! far-f0t<fl\€d. 5\ll IW se disembarking had started. Dawn yc's- ‘ * l0rS0fl- ‘ie Illlrses. DUF- e_itemuy had revgulell H Scene of me ticuliirly aroused tho keenest interest bility of the Island being attacked; "_ greatest activity on all rliaiiils. The gf; 1__‘_“{l_1g_f":_‘_*‘_1_?;1__t_‘_°__l1l_0 Siililoll dress- '11' docksldes wem lmcd hlgh with Wg' Coats and liats. 'l`lic}1mli{ad)luE glvtgy elsewhere the lives of their wives and

lllrafiaiit surprise at the station wi

“' ous were being slung out, everywhere _ ' ' ' ‘ ~ _ . ier

» - .1 lar e i itit 1 D. ~ .

_ IZ lllal yo i-vonshlre creat in pans covered with the Union .lac a\vaitcd_tlioni. This was the kindl thought of Mrs. Waldorf Astor, an the simple lint. ample inscription o thc flag was “To the Canadian Nurse from Plymouth."

DEPARTING SCENES.

0 yesterdayf after the opening of Pur- it. llament, Premier Asquitli declared lie is doubted whether- the war would last y as long as some people had originally s- predicted. but, that it would last long s- was certain. e. "However, long it lasts" continu- e ed the Premier “more ut the great re m- sources and strength which the Em-

r_ gaps, replace the losses and maintain

e fident hope that the longer the trial is lasts, the more clearly will we emerge 0 from it as champions of ii just cause.” a Mr. Asquith expressed his warm n appreciation of the support which d Government had received from all o -arties. England -

m contest, he said, and regarding the jus-

d ot' dlillculty and danger, Premier con-

m0Fll1llt€.i`iii'tlier detaclinieuts en-

to the stations. The disenibarking,

5; ation are excellent. m“.'°‘V°r§ was "0 5111311 1011' "V911 “O 1*"

:ind.ill.iys ain Heals Sores Cuts, Ere the last oi' the fleet of transports as 't has gone' P-“i1 11 WHS Slllllll W0n~

P ° had come to licr nioorlngs in the llani- der that U10 t1"1111S ‘Vere all 1l0ll\‘ Or S0

"lIllMiMllllS Vlllli _ 1

Miiiii iiniii

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, ‘Nov. 12.-- In a speech

delivered in the House of Commons

pire possesses will be available to iflll

our position. The Empire is on trail and the experiences of the last three months have inspired us, with con-

; is en-

s gaged in an unprecedented

tice of ber share in this there is no

e dlfferetfcje of opinion in any part of

the Empire. The Country has gone

e through much, learned much. She e has seen her troops hold positions

0 tlnued. He added: "Today we sec

them in a position which in conjunc- tion with our Allies, France and Bel- gium, they have frustrated and absolu- tely defeated the first designs of the German Emperor.”

On Monday next. said Mr. Asqultli,

Lloyd George, will lay before the Coin- nions financial proposals, including

y the question of a loan for which the

Government is going to ask the au- thorities of the House Tuesday. There

e will be a vote of credit of coiislder- e able dimensions and an additional e vote for men. ' i n Bonar .Law promised the Govern- i ment thc uiifiiiiching support oi’ the

S _ "‘

n (Continutd froni__pag_e one)

regarded with seriousness the possi-

aiid if all the military men in the place should happen to be absent on duty

o children would be in peril. He urged ii every man to enroll as a member of k the lfonie Guard. Y Colonel F. S. Moore said he was in d Toronto a short time before. There n he went into the office of the oiiicor s, commanding the division and offered

liiniiielf for service in any capacity they thought lie could fill. They told him there, as elsewhere, he was too

Money’s Worth

You will find the pret- tiest and best selected ` stock in Charlottetown at.our store. But the real surprise_will be the modest prices. No

Morning News," several traiiiloads loft l’lyinoutli during ”l‘liursday night. Until well into the early hours ol' the morning the inaiii tliorouglifares ol' the Three 'l‘owiis rang with the dull tramp of ninrcliiiig men and the clutter oil horses. The more the Three Towns have seen of their cousins under arms from Canada the greater has been the

shoddy goods find a Wplace in this stock.

desire to extend to them the hetirtiest of welcomes. The Caiiadians them- selves appear hugely delighted with

Oi? sdioes are allgood f shoes. We may not always be the _Cheapest but we certainly_ are the cheapest for the Best. <

J.. ii. iiiai_i_ 130 Great George St. '

E 6396-11-5Mi.f

'their reception. -“You -are having _a

jolly sight hotter weather here than we lind before wc left," said one man. "l)uring our training at home thc weatlicr was shocking_ at times. We were wet through sometimes for days on und." This. iiowcvcr, appears to lmvc in no way damped the spirits of the nicn. The jiiiiriwy across the Ai- laiiitic was a long oiic, but was none thc loss iiitorostiiig. it inust have been the sight of ii_ lifetime. One ond of the ctiiivoy could not soc tiic other end so great was the dlstaiice. As the hugo vcssclii plouglieil their way across uiid<‘r tho wiitcliful eye .of the

* ' ’ "VJ escorting wai~<!»i'/~= -iverytliiiig iii the

e, The ann-.ziil gcrierui meeting of

“Buy Buttrick patterns their styl

leadership has been proved OVW il" over

________,____,.__

“A (bulk and packages) lllfii l‘U("`1"‘ our _ 'rr:u, suirliysiiit-._ is-16-I-11-lllil-i

______--

protcction froiii thc iuld. lflllll

weather- voiv sting, and iii-at Size for men and women l’rl<'0 $1 75 “P

149 Great (.cori<

,_ _ __ utr. _ __ ___

The Two Macs,

Litre

again. Patona. 6499-1*.-13li/|21

fresli supply of Moir's cliucolnicri.

1| .

stock is al\viiys'i'rcsli. ld. A. FDS- l

°~A chnniols vest is a wonderful

_ _ _ _

slinrolioldei's of thc Dominion l<‘ox llrcediiig iloinpaiiy. of Murray Hor- bor, l.iinited." will be held in the oillcc of Fur l\‘ii.rmcrs Bureau on Tiii-silay, Dec. l, 1914. at 11 a. ni. W.

“’I’i'/." willirclleve your feet of that

tired, aching or burning feolliig-cures

y oorns, buiiions and ciilloiiscs. Try s 'l‘i1_, you will be plonscil with the rc- . silltfi. l’rico iliic. The Two Mars, l-ii) c Great George Street. cti'

[glass

to the

R The Finance C

should be giv€I1 0

General Patriotic Call

Prince Edward Islan

Edward Island Branch of the Canadiaiil

Patriotic Fund urgently request theta

1 - h' st worthy obiect d°“°t'°"S to t 1251:->'ii)tt0 Mi~.~.H.w. Bin-

garages

People of

d %

ommittee of the Prince

ning, Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia,

f W dnesday the

Charlottetown, bl-2_0l'¢;,a nfent may be

his

Pfess. e

1' sicaii iimii

“QB”

- .'._l@iN i "

1 t ii ........ '

eighteenth inslflll - Y

madeiiiillailtrestg-:lr¥i:%>Id, to suit the conven- Feng of the contributor. All donations " xiii: be acknowledged through the

ts extending over any

,_i,f-foie Gives rwlci-: who Gives n _ ' QUICKLY” -

_ Sir W. W. Sullivan, President _ A_ A, Bartlett, Secretary

The whole of this contingent appear-

_tid t_o be iii the happiest of spirits. hey are ull hospital trained. Th general public were excluded from in

ed most heartily, and this was take

ovation with an abundance of energy. The transport arrangements were un

has three blankets in aililltloii to li

Many display South Africnii ribbon PATRIOTIC POPULACE.

'irross the ocean' niarrheil through i

ll. l’li()\VSE, Sccty.-'l‘ cas. ‘ ' _ ' I ~ _ ' - _

n_7MBmth3|_ strioti. on t Ioir tiny to thc troop trains larly done very good work up to the

wlilt-li_iii_vaiteil_ Lli:\m_ _Thii___tlioLoii§_li- present. There was a large iiuinber

(Continued on lingo gig) o' iii nt S duo ' niid nt Cuiiso and at

lIllllll’S TUUNGUE

BECUMES -llilllill

Ii [IllllSllPlll

. SIQK GIVE “CALIFORNIA SY- ' RUP OF FIGS." ,

stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.

waste, liver gets sluggish, stomti

tem. and you have a well, playfu child again.

bowels.

B ll R_l;_

J' ' ' . . ,g . ‘#6-

statlon, but as the train steamed out, was a time in the history of the coun- those who were on the platform cheer-

up by _the general public outside, Those in the train acknowledged the other possible way. He therefore ex-

. _ _ ' ii- ' S '

‘1_e1`_§11,F_’ ‘111'9C1l0ll0f1_V12l.1or G.l-I.Gason, isatioii should he no "go as you While among those who Saw the troops please" affair; but every in-in should oil were _M1\J0l` Gilll- A- 1°- 1’€lll0l1. be ready to drill regularly. “llllllllilllfllllg the lrlortress, and many Mr Aeneas A. McDonald said lie was 0l_1lGr _011li¢Gl‘s, l_n addition to' a number not a military man and was therefore 01 1311165- 1)lll‘lhK _the @V0lllrlB fllrtllor diilldeiit about expressing any opinion; deta_i-limeiits eiitriiiiietl at the various but he would say thot the meeting was stations in the Three Towns. and the a very good one. Ile was quite pre- rcception accorded to the troops on

eyery hand was most. gratifying, loveryonc is struck by the excellent view of tho shortness of the notice, cqulpnient of the (‘aiiadiaii soldier he thought the meeting was highly even to the boots, which. unlike those oiiuouniglng oi our own troops, are brown. Another Mr Donald Fraser, of the Railway. °1“’e11@1‘l f“111“l`0 15 Ullll UVUPY llliln as an old ortilleryinau, thought it was

ivatcrproof sheet. 7\ln0lil»§ tho troops meeting and enroll as ii incinlier ot' the who have already been soeii one can- not help being struck by the iiunibor woiilil do all in his power to get the ot ox-soldiers who are among them.

1’1Y“l01lf1l.lT\ll'-T~‘ E110 H1051 Of its opinion that the Militia liiid acted

l‘»1l1lll<‘C Wllfill 1.110 111’llV0 hill'-S from upleiiilidly in tliefiiinter of enrolment,

WHEN CROSS,'EEVER|SH AN

' Children love this "fruit laxntive," and nothing else cleunses the tender me Fourth Rcgim,3m_ Haiti that the

A °1111d 51"11’1y W111 1101 “OP 91“Y1115 I-le quoted some figures, showing n 10 Gmini' 11°WE’19» 31111 111° 7951111- 15' total oi' 8 officers anti 248 men on active £1103' 199001110 11511115' 01058911 1111111 service at the front, at Sydney and at

_ o,

BOUTS. 111911 Y°‘11` 11019 0119 1100011195 behind. There was no need for upolo~ cross. half-sick, feverish, doii't ent, 816611 Ol' Ml l\l1l\ll'l111Y» 1lf€l1l1l 19 1’9l1»` those meii`who left on the 12 knots-on- S¥519m f\111 01' 00111- 1lBS Hilfe l1\1'0M hour boat know vcry wcll that a single 51-01113011 “C110 Ol' 111517110611- 1»1SU!l`l- shot from a small German cruiser Mother! See lf tonsile is costed. than would .limiter tiiem, nod may were ns

u teas ooiiful of "California hmva M any,

give p SYYUD 01’ F158." and ill 8 few 1l0\ll`S H11 Dr Goodwill. in suggesting the for- _ the constipnted waste. sour bile and mation of an Executive Committee to undigested food passes out of the sys-

Millions of mothers give "California The following Executive Committee

SYFUD Of 1"i8S." because it is perf90¢|Y was then formed: Colonel F. S. Moore harmless; children love it, and it never (Chan-miiii), Colonel Stewart. M1101” falls to act on tlie stomach, liver and iveekg, Captain W. li. Prowse, Messrs

G. Moore, B. Rogers, D.. Fraser, Aeneas

'Ask your drugglst for ti 50-cent b0t- A. McDonald, E. D. Sterns and Dr

tie of “California Syrup of FISH." WhiC|1 Johnson. ,

has full directions for babies, cliddron The members of tlic meeting then of all ages and for grown ups D hlnllf signed their names to ti " service " list,

printed on ‘the bottle. Beware of coun-

terfeits sold hero. Got tho goililiho. r o i

made by "Callfomia Fi: Si;:'_\lp_ Com; o_o Frlds>_d eg/enlng olfu this hwgek

"Rtusean oter n W terowou on u oaten ..

“"7 ° y p 8 R ` John 0. Hyndman William E. Agnew

.,.,m..§... t, _ _ 1.. the oriii uni, it winch snort mi- D R I

` 0

1’ o

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o metiieti tween '54 in ii.; iiogefg, me ‘iireviiiigi mln gtlieerr Montreal Office: London Office:

200 yards f . -

wide; heavy 0l\0\IB\\ l'0l‘ Slliill. Skirt! prominent speakers. by way of giving f'nRnNlf' nisi;,\,<i-is _ _ _ . and coats. ii regular $1.35 value, colors the fo;-¢y,_0d¢| mon who 193.", on gum-_ v_________ "ml Ch,mw__ I, '__ I | i 510 New Birks Building Si. Mal'y'S ChalTl\)€i`S, _

.. - . _ _ _ _ _

11°" m1x°d` Mmued tweedvenects in day nwmhm ° ringing “md om" He Dill-*i<'i-1 iloi°iit.~i._.i2 i.-_n duly, ift-wil n ` 3433-/ 9MtSti;f IGIASUSDC1 A

A l

old. \Vlien he saw the aiiiioiiiiccmciit of last night’s meeting lie congratu- lated himself on the fact that at last

e there was an opportunity which he e could take advantage ui. There never

try wlieii men were more urgently

ii needed, and every man who could not

go to the front should help in every

pressed his hearty sympathy with the meotiii lle thou ht that thc organ

pared to do his sliare oi’ drill aiiil any- thing olse that might be needed. iii

iS only iltting flint lielsliould attend the

proposed lloinc Girard. llc said he

other men at the railway interested in tl ~ movement

s. it. _

Major A. A. llartlett expressed the

LS the Fourth ltoginieiit having purtirii-

t nit y y thc front. ln his opinion, every man who liiid left the Island with a uni- form on was nt the front, for the simple reason that ho did not know at what moment he might be coiled iipoii to go. Ile thought the men did ex- ceedingly well.

lilr G. Moore said he was lioztrl mid

soul with thc incetiug in anything it though proper; he was prepiireil to do his piirt.

Mr W. B. Prowsc stated that the

proposed orgiiiiiiiniion was an excol- lent one. if rifles could be got for the men. I-le expressed his readiness to do everything in his power to help

D along the movement. Mr James

Morley nlso spoke strongly in favour of the proposed Iloine Guard.

Colonel Peake, in referring to the

men who are on active service from

regiment had no need to apologise.

011 (‘aus leaving 7 oflicers and 36 men

gy in view of this. lie stated, too, that

canvass me town. spoke briefly on the

1 merits of the organisation, and urged

everyone to enroll. _

giving their ages and addresses.

'green. grey ll1d11l'°Wl\ 8l‘°““‘1°~ S1311' °“¢!°“°‘1 ml” *hey 1“1131‘* 1111 3" 1° mire. .ii <\ni.~.- ... ii..-suit-...c-»sr..oii_ 'i.¢.i

_1'4-_` - - _ 'r ras CHARLQTTETOWN c_UAiii>1AN

to put

and on your old one

Don't ask merely for ‘Rubber Heels’ Insist on having

“CAT’S. PAW”._

Oc.

attached

0, .i. _-

._<,1__._ir-_ _

\ . _._-,i_ nf. jfi.

Tell Your Shoeman _They I _ i

I Cat’s Paw Rubber Heels _ _ _

on your new boots-

Then you will walk safely with a sure footed tread.

CUSGN T

Mess

_ _. _ .__ . Y _ 'i_

rf-

to Wslpoll Rubber Co. Llmlted.l McGill Colllll _ e

receive a C.AT'5 PAW Self-c1o|in|Tab|e¢o pouch, = made from Perl Rubber. _

Won’t Slip - _.

“Safety First”

“CAT’S PAW” Heels will help you to stand up straight for

_ Canada. They are made in

Canada by a Canadian company, to make walking easy-slipping impossible-and life more comfortable for all who wear them.

They cost no more--ask your dealer. Walpole Rubber Co. Limited, Montreal

_ _ ,. _.y.;<_.- ,`~_ 'rn-_ __ _ _

, “-i -9 . ,\ .g_'___-. __

'.i'/....1 »~.éf~..~. '.5 -' <.=i=\ ‘ _1 - ‘ -

_.';_==_¢- tr.':-fif '13 ,ri w.ti»_c- :i» _ _ it -_.fl ~

_1-_- .» _-/:P ._ ._ .f_‘__ .

te £5

L2?" , ;__,____ __v _ _ _ _ _ _ _i

noLLs, noLLs, ports, notts, Special Sale of Dolls

- _ r _ _a.;¢.'i!_»'f El!m

ivuiii. 'ri-us -coupon _ ‘ -“_

Av¢nue,Mol\t\’ee-Lwilll 15c.in silver nl It All __

---AT--- _

D Fullert n lere announced that

Worth

Toys Dolls Games Books Sleighs Hockey Sticks

Snow Shovels

We have

T - . ree line of _Xmas

Orn a- ' ments

Fancy Goods

at 1

5 8;

.loc

Boston

Boston 5 & ide Dcp’t. Store 50 Dolls

Games, I£tc._ on hand this year that we have cvcr_liad.

. that s going some 22.15 we claiiii to carry the finest

Our Toy Dep’t_ is now op':n,lct us show you

where we can save you money.

Call early and Secure one of the Special Dolls at $1 .00 ~ Special Prices

each week till Dec. 10th Call today Call every day We can - save you

Call 'ioday Money ---AT--~ ;

5 _& 10c Dept. Store 8-

THI-:_ BIG TOY STORE '°°

from $1.50 to $2.00

For

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the largest variety of Toys, Dolls, Books,

Specialty cast of l\/loritrcal.

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Dr. G. F. Dewar,"

Physician and Surgeon

Graduate McGill University il

Olllce and Rcslrlciice-<

222 Grafton Street, Cliarlottetowii. "

Ofilco Hours-

9-io am., 2-3 and 7-s p.m. l

cess-it |

DR. I. E. CROKEN i Veterinary Surgeon ‘

Prop. Abegweit Fox Hospital " Oiiice Cameron Block.

Phone 484. _

Residence Revere Hotel. `

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“The Silver Black Fox lndustry”

If you intend making an investment in the

Silver Black Fox Industry oim ssavices Aus AT Yoon coiviimiivn

Accurate and Authentic Information may be obtained without charge or obligation,

THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE

Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Di re cto rs:

Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois

64500-11-13m2i Saturday morning. i 5!69~\0-1-*limo

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ing for 98c. Patons. the station and see the " boys -" oil on mem Mfiniitiy--.siooio __ - _ _