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_Who has his Coal bin filled

with Pickard’s Coal, the kind that burns well and while

burning gives out plenty of heat.

Order your supply t<c`a

A Pickard & Co.

Phone 240 Ch’town

UGRBON I; DUFFY

iarrilborn and Attorneys Bulicltorn for Royal Bank of Uauda

HONEY TO LOAN

I L"""`“' I '$1.00, Slxills Mu.t'LcllL\ii $1.00, J. A.

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Home ,_ Decorating

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home with dingy walls and ceil- ings, any more than you could

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We are Painters and Decorators

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Phone 280-L ‘Alex lloruc 500., Riggs und Bcrrigutt,

' The "i‘nos. \\'nita $1.00, E. li. M. 25<:., 1-‘.t.‘.

Island City Painting (0 203Kent Street

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Sufieied Ieirlbly Until Sha Took “Fruit-a-tives”

ST. _IRAN nn MATHA, JAN. 27th. x9r4.

"‘After suffering for a long time

with Dyspepsia, I have been cured by “Fruit-a-tives”. I suffered so much that I would not dare eat for I was afraid of dying. Five years ago, I received samples of “Fruit-a-lives”. I_ did not wish to try thcui for I had little confidence in them but, seeing my liusband’s anxiety, I decided to do so and at once I felt relief. Then I _sent for three boxes and I kept iniprov- ing until I was cured. While sick, I lost several pounds, but after taking “I"ruit-a-tives", I quickly regained what I had lost. Now I eat, slee and digest wcll-in aword, I am oompI;tely cured, thanks to “Fruit-a-tives”.

MADAM M. CHARBONNEAU

“ Fruit-a-tives” is the greatest

stomach tonic in the .world and will alwayscure Indigestion , Sour Stomach, "Heartburn", Dyspepsia and other

Stomach Troubles.

_5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of 1 price by l"iuit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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MAIL TOBACCO FUND.

A full statement ot’ the canvass

made by Mr. Vinnicombe for the Lon- don Daily Mail Tobacco Fund for the troops In the trenches is as follows, thc list, No. 111517 now being closed and the amount of $53.75 collected will be inadc to headquarters this week.

ll. W. Vinnicombe $1.00, G. G. Iiugh-

es $1.00, \V.,W. Stanley 500, Iteddin Bros. $1.00. W. E. tfuniphell $1.00, Il". t‘. Auld $1.00, J. A. S. lluyer $1.00, S. W, Crnbhc $1.00, R. 1.. Cotton $1.00. ll.W. Weeks $1.00, S.Sandcrson 50c., lt. llarold Jenkins $1_00,G. Il. 'I`. $1.00, Syiuputhizcr $1.00, Chas Lyons

ltliiclllucherii $1.00, W. G. Ilogg $1.00, A Id. 'l`oonibs $1.00, John Itlsden $1.00, S, A. Mcllonald $1.00, Morris & Smith 251.00, t‘. (i. 'l`omhliiis $1.00, 1-). I). Scllar $1.00. W. A. Stewart, 250., G. Moore 750., A. W. Hyndinan $1.00, G. L. Prowsc, $1.00, J. 'l`. MacKenzie, $1.00, J. 1'. N. 500.. J. ’|‘. Crockett $1.00, Junics Stewart $1.00, J. Pickard $1.00, S. Iliirdy 2.'ic., H. E. tfantwell $1.00, P. S. Prowsc .10 Mcl') 1 . <1

$1.00, w. ivi. \viiié<>u $1.00, Mackin- iion Drug t‘o.. $1.00, Edmund Toonibs 501-., E. I). \Vri_<ht $1.00, (1. I". Hutcher- son Wi 00, I) A llruse $100, Frank S

I). Stewart $1.00, The Two Macs $1.00.

sl.00, llviidersoii & tfudmorc $1.00,

.Iurdiuc 501'., Ii. J. Itedilin $1.00. A I<‘riciid 25c., I". \\'atkis 50u.- Total r-> -

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Many thi-inks to one and itll. Oni'

Soldiers this praicticul way ot” show- ing our iiilinirutlon for their Iiravery.

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Povc Your Patriotism Purchase Rexall Goods --

From now iintil December 31st, wc are donating 5 I

. c. of the total receipts for Rexall goods sold, to the

I Patriotic Fund.

ln this way you can assist the great work, and at

the- same time receive good value for your money. There is a Rexall remedy for every ailment-a cure for every disease, and each remedy is backed by a guarantee.

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PUMPKIN P|ES.- St. '.lu.iues Hall-

oween tea is famous for its ples. Get one Friday. 6200.

DELIVERY 0F OATS.-‘ The mer-

chants of Bradalbane will tuke de- livery of Oats subscribed to the Army Field Service Fund on Monday. November 2nd. Should the day prove wet they will take them the first fine day following.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Vickerson ot' Sed- ley, Sask_, announces the engagement of their daughter Pricella E. to Tho- mas It. Hedsleys of La Ford, Susk_, the marriage to take place Oct. 28th at Regina.

IMPROVING.-Her many friends

will he glad to learn of the improving condition of Miss Ethel (‘allagl\a|l. now undergoing treatment in the l‘. lj). I. liospital. She is slowly recover- ing her former good health.

SHIPPING.-The schooner Iona,

Captain Johnson Lord, arrived in Vic- toria l`roni Charlottetown Sufiiluy at about ti p. ni. with a small cargo ot’ shingles for Wright llros., who nrc iiow loading her with produce.

IN AID OF THE G_UILD.- The

Halloween tea ln St. James Hall on l-‘rlday is in aid of it good cause. Help the young ladies by attending-_ Lots ot' good things to eataud take. home.

6256.

LADIES , don‘t neglect crowning

beauty. Falling hair is unnecessary, as Mrs White's treatment will prevent this. Dandruff, which is so annoying, can be thoroughly removed with her lotion. All hair goods kept in stock. Mrs White. Queen Hotel, Room 10, Ladies' I-ltriincc. 61921.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev.

Jus. Mcllongall will preach on Sab- buili the lst inst. in DeSable at 10.30 Argyle Shore at ll and Canoe (love at 7. lic will also conduct service in the hall ut Glenwood, Lot 8, on Thurs- day thc 5th at 7 p. in., and ut Colc- tnan on Wednesdi-ty and I"riilay'tho /ith and tith at the same hour.

ARE YOU ENTERPRISINGT Tliero

is no travelling cineinatrogrupli in Prince I-ldwnrd Island at present at a time when pcoplc ure dying to sec the “niovies.” There ls it fortune to any enterprising individual \vho enters this iii-ld. Terms for it complete cinn- matograph oiitfit_with all particulars about its operation, etc., may bc ob- tained by application to the Guardian office. 6158

BEAUTIFUL HOME.-The interior

ot' Mr. i"nlvln llowutt`s new rcsidciicc oil Water strcct, Victoria, has been coinpletcil and is n very coinniodioui; building. 'I‘lio walls and culling ihroiighout are fiiiishcd in taiit-_\' bon- vci'-board. while the wood work is doiic in light. oak. The use oi' bcuvcr-board is 11 new ileparturc iii iinishiiig thc in- terior ol` a dwelling. as it takes the place o_i` latlis and plaster und is iuucli nioru easily liaiidlcd_ The painting which wnsdone by the (Tlurk Iiros.. 'l‘r_von, is of vory high qiiality.-V.

RALLY DAY SERV|CES.~The Suit-

diiy School Rally Day scrvico was held in the Methodist tfhurcli, Victor- ia, Sunday evening with great siiccoss, bcforc u large congregation. The Itev. George' M. Young. conducted the scr- vlce, while thc Stiperiiitciideiit., Mr. E. ll. \Vi‘lglit, led in thc responsive rcadiiig which forincil ii part ot' the pi~oi.:rain. The singing ot' the school, assisted by the choir. was ol' very high order und roilccts nuich oratlit on the effort put forth by Mrs. Ill. Iioswell, who took charge oi' the train- ing. All the dlti`ci-eiit selections on the prograiiiinc were well reiitleicll. A collection wus taken for the General Sunday School I-‘und and the sum ot' $14.40 was realized.-V.

An Easy Way to Get A

I" at and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks

who wish to gain weight; is time they insist on dragging their stomach oi- stufiing it with greasy foods; rubbing on useless "flesh creams,” or follow- ing some foolish physical culture stunt, while the real cause of thin- ness goes untouched. You cannot get lui: until your digestive tract: assimi- latea the food you eat. '

Thanks to a remarkable new geien- tidc discovery, it is now possible to combine into simple form the very elements needed by the digestive or- garis.to help them convert food into rich, fat-luilcn blood. This master- stroke of modern chemistry is culled Slurgol und has been termed the greatest of flesh~,buiIders. Sargol aims through its re-generative, rc- constructive powers to coo_x,the sto- much und intestines to literally soak up the fattening elements _of your food and pass' them into the blood, where they are can-lcd to every etarv ed, broken-down cell and tissue of your body. You can readily picture the result when this 'amarln tr ns- formation hustaken plddt aid Qyou notice how your cheeks fill ont, hol- lows about your neck, shoulders and hurt di|mppe'sr~|ln4=you takeon from io to 20 pounds, .oi solid.-healthy flesh. Sargol is arsoliitely harmless, Inexpensive, efficient. Leading drug-

gists of U1iurlo§'t'et`own"and vicinity have It und wil refund your money If you are not satisfied. as per guaran- tee found in every pnclfaize. CAUTION:-Wliiie Burgol has given

excellentresults In overcomlni! 00"' 0", dygpgpgla ,md general stomach' troubles it. should not be taken ti! those who do not whit to gain Un pound! or morn >

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. --I

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mystery in the tfhroniclea ot' Clock., at the People`s Theatre tonight. 6252

HALLOWE'EN TEA.- A dalntlly

served tea with all the delicacies of the season at St. James llall Friday afternoon. 6256.

HAVE VOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Chaste, finely cnamelled I Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents! each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian' Office. 6206

\-VEDDING BELLS.- Iii th: Pres-

b_\'teria.1 Church, Llrailalbuiic. at 'sev- cn ok-lock on Wtliiiesday, Oct.. Ztst., Miss Isabella Mcliciizic was iuu~_'.'.i-il to .‘.\Ii'. Georg: -"_ Cuiiipbcli of I"i'cr-- t -wu The \-cr"n:oiiy was p frfo7,!n»-it by Ile- A. I<`l'.\|‘gi:i_1oii, M.A., whili: thc organ was pluvcil by Miss Kciiieily. 'tho Pride lriolufii chariuiiu: ilri-s.~.-1-l ull in \'.'i.itc. Ilur sister, Miss llubvt. nttenilcd or bridcsnlaid. 'I":t- gi'ooni ups, supported b_\ his cousii- M". .John A. Campbell oi Frcctown. The Church which was decorated with 1lowi_-rs, potted plants, und ferns, was fillt-tl with friends and udinircrs ot' thc hap- py couple. After receiving coiigintii- lations they drovc to thclr l'uturo Iiomc in Freetown.

NEARLY COMPLETED.-The work

u connection with St. l)uni-.tan`s (Fatim- dral has so far iiilvziiiccil that it is ex- pected the interior ol` the building will have been completed by next week. The concrete work is uc-nrly finished. the last part to be put in being tht- ultar stops in thc inuin sanctuary. All the cut stone-work on the new u:-:tt»u- sion in the old ('athedrul has been done. With the facing ot' the con- crete walls at the front with cut- stone the whole exterior of tho ("iithc- drtil will have been iiilislicd. 'l`hc work ot' plastering is going aliead in the basement, although not as exped- itiously as might be desired owing to the luck of plai~'.tei‘ci‘s. About seventy per cont. of thc window frames have been put in. and about the cud oi' tho "feel: will soc the coinpletiou ot' tho Ivork iii ull rcspccts on both spircs. 'l‘he slitting is also ull finished und when the ridge i‘i'cst.iiig und it l‘c\v inure minor i_let.itils have been uttcnd~ ctl io, thc copper coiitruct will huvc hocii closed. lt iuuy safely he said that thc exterior will be ull liiiirstnnl next week. ’l`here roniains to hc donc nothing Init thc fixing oi' tho metal lath on the main ceiling and the plus- teriug ot' the same, putting in glasses and hanging doors to coiuplctc thc exterior, and wlien that is duno thi: work on the iiltcrior' will be tukcn up .ind puslil-tl i`or\\'iu‘il us rapidly as pos- sible. -

“li' your cliilili'cii arc 'subjbct to

(‘roup, folds, clc.. givo them I’cnsiltr (‘roup, Colds, etc.. givc ,tlicui l't-nsulur liotl I'ricc 25 and 50c. por bottle. Sold only by E. A. l"OS'l‘lCIt, (`_i:lit\‘:il lirui.:stoi‘c, tl;Zl7-1|)-_fJTiii'2l_i_

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For tIie Toilet

All new,clean and fresh

-the product of- the larg- est' 'and most pop-_ilar manufacturers in Canada and United States-the most attractive_line we have been-able to offer. -

There is not an article

in the lot but will please you -they were manuiactnrvil (by exerts) and will eutinfy

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You must seo these beautiful

articles to appiuclata them- iln-_v nrt- sure to delight you.

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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--Avery ser~

ions accident occurred on the West River on Monday afternoon last. Whilc Mr. Hugh Darrach in company with Mr. Klckhain. were bringing ii load ot` oats to Charlottetown by mot- or boat. Mr. Darrach sighted a seat ncar by and picking up u small rifle oi' his young son’s fired u shot. Some- thing defectiva in tho barrel of thc rifle caused an explosion and the empty cartridge, flying buck, hit Mr. Darrach in the eye penetrating quite a distance into the head where it was locatedrlater 'hyfthe doctors. Im- niedintely after the accident Mr. Kickham hailed u passing motor boat going up the river in on endeavor to hurry with all possible speed the suf- t'erln1g. man to (`l\arlottetowii. The boat got alongside but another motor coming in the distance was seen to bc even faster and the transfer was niuilc in quick time, Mr. llarrach hc- ing rushed to the city then conveyed by team to the P. E. I. Hospital where it. was found necessary to rcniove the rigln eye. His wide circle ol' friends deeply deplore the accident und trust that his good constitution will soon ovcrcoiuc the severe shock it has rc- ceivcd. Mr. Ilarruch was rcstiiii:.,cas- ily _vi»stertlay.

MAYFIELD.- Mr. 'l`l\co, Le-.t`.lziil‘

and fuiuily have rcturncil to thcli' win-

"Show u good spirit ot' patriotism

-I_luy ltexall Itenieilics, and help us swell the Piitriotii' l~`und. Should you he dissatisfied with thc goods. rcturu tliciu und get your inoiii-}.'~llic,\' arc guur_ii\lced. Mi-Kinnoii Drug Vo., t`or. (Ireut Gi-orgc und Ki-nl Streets.

ter home.-I Mr. Francis Doiron hav- ing visited his parents and friends for the past two weeks haslcft to re- sume his teaching at Plusvi|le.- Mr. Doiron is a young inun ot' energy and intellect and gives promise of making his mark in lIt’c.- Miss Ruth Moffatt, teaclicr ut Mount Hope spent herbali- days at her old home lu Mayfield.- 'I‘hc farincrs in this vicinity have fin- ished gathering their potato crop and rcport it a "bumper" one.-Mayfield Schools both reopened Monday after having been closed for the past two weeks.-~ His many friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Chas. Wyand is gradually rccovcriiig after his sev- ere illness.

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WEDDING BELLS.--A very pretty

wmidiiig took place ut the pro-(‘athc- dral, on 'l‘uesda_v. Oct. 20th. when Goorgiaiuia Doherty, youngest daugh- ter ot' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty. ‘~1oiiilipori, was united in tho holy bonds oi` inatriinony by Ilev. I“uthcr -l'ius l\’lcl)onald, to Alpliousus Mc- gnugliey, son ot' Mrs. .Ioliii Mc/gaugliey, (fharlottetown. 'I‘lle~brldc, \vlio was given away by hcr father, was dressed in a blue tailored suit with black hai. The bridcsmuirl, \vho was Miss Mary E\l.cguuglie_v. sister oi' the grooin, was also drcsseil in blue with white hut. ’l`hi» groom was ably supported by Mr. Itoiialil Vasso_\'. After thc ccrcmoiiy thc hupp_\' couple drove to the- gi'oo1ii`s homo for brt~akt'i1st, thence to thu For- rcstci' House, Powiiul, for <linuI~r und to tho liriilcfs hoiuu for supper. 'I`lic , iuitny presents recciveil by the young couple show thc cstceiii iii wliich they

ure hold by their maitv friciids. (Other pups-rs plc-use t:up_\'.)

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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.--II.i¢\'. J 1..

Purdie, rl.-ctor of thi- ffhurch of Enig- lnutl. Cuinpbcllton, and fornicrlj oi <‘lii-.rlr»t|eiown, nici with u very p.»-u- ful iicifiilciir on Moiniay ovciiiiig. whirl- hus coiiiincd him to bin huursc or-z since. flu ascciiilliig ilu- cellar .sta--"~» after :itteiiding to sonic lioiiseh-.»’-! duties. the cords holding the trap do of broke, und the door fcll, giving .Ili I’ui~die it severe blow, and what mi. worse, at sit-vorc shock. 'l`h.i- revereiif: ifuiitliuiiiiii is speedily recovering.

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_-'\ special purchase of big soft warm velvety cotton blankets, “twelve quartet”

size, that means 82 X74 inches. They are just the real thing for winter sheets, splendid for the night when you want “just a little more” warmth.

_ If you were buying blankets like this in the ordinary way, they’d cost

'ONI-2 SEVENTY FIVE PER PAIR

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As a result of Government Inspection it is absolutely necessary that

more attention be given to dressing hogs for market in order to avoid refusal

by Inspectors.

They insist that the head, ears and feet should be tlioroughly cleaned,

every hair removed, the carcass carefully washed and kept perfectly clcan when

handling

Some few farmers are not splitting the hogs between the hams and are leaving the bung gut--and in some cases even the manure--i_n. I his must be ," ' remedied also, and in future a reduction of 2 lbs. pei' hog wrll_be made on all hogs reaching here dressed in this manner, as to say the least' it does not look 1 well. Hogs must be split down completely, and hung gut and refuse removed.

We want to build up a reputation for Island Hog products, and can do

so only with your co-operation.

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A BIG MISTAKE

` Pacific Railway.

IF you allow anyone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian f

\Ve sell tickets over every line of ,Railway in Canada or the United

States.

We can sell you your ticket from any point to any other point connected

by rail or passenger steamships.

We make a specialty of planning circuit trips_ which will allow our pts-

sengers to take in the greatest number of points of intert st. -

It you will favor us with your busiriees we will promise you a service al-

ways the same. We will secure your sleeping car berths for you on any line or lines and will guarantee our rates to be as low and in some cases lower as

those of any other agent.

If you do not take advantage of this service which is offered by no other

agency in Prince Edward Island, you lose more than we do.

W. K. ROGERS 1

City Ticket. Agent. - l

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