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of nourishment to his men.

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Canadian Government Railway P. E. I. RAILWAY

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER lnt. 1914.

Trains Uutivnrtl Trnlu

llcad down.

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l’.M. 3.30 4.42 5.21

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8.55 9.110

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FOR SALE

One pair Yearling Silver Patched Foxes

Three pair ‘silver Patched Pups. Also, three pair Red Cross Foxes. Apply,

GEO. A. ELLIOT,

Parkhill R. R. No.2. Ont.

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In the IDEAL Hopper-C<o‘cd Engine you have the

best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine that you could possibly require.

The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all

conditions-through the winter blizzard as easily asa torrid July day. It is easily installed can be transported from place to place, simple to oper- ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and upkeep, and will pay for itself in a few months use.

The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While in see about it today.

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-IT PAYB to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laifertyis Tonsor- isl Parlors, Bummerside.

-MR. E. P. FOLEV, Guardian re-

presentative in Alberton will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN. Socra-

tary of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.O., Box Il0, is The Guardian Agent in Summerslde.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not nliss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on QXPIYF date. Mtl.

,-A LARGE FARMER'S sale held at

H.R_ .\loase‘s livery stable. Kensington. a number ot` horses. cattle and ilnple- ments. on Wednesday, Oct. 28th, at 112.30 p. ni. Adv will appear tomorrow.

6170-10-23me1l

-FOX RANCHER-Mr. Russel In-

glis has returned home after a tlylng visit to the Pacific Coast. Mr. Inglis has brought home with him a very valuable silver fox which he intends putting into his well stocked ranch at lndiun River.-K.

-IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr. _.John

\\'nrren oi' “The Kensington Sash and Wood Factory," has completed a new shed over his rotary saw. This goes to show that Mr. Warren intends to be ready when the rush for sawing is made in the spring.-K.

-NEW STABLES.-Mr. George

Duggan. ot' Kensington. has now com- pleted his beautiful new stable. It is the intention of Mr. Duggan, this winter. to show the public a burst of speed scarcely witnessed before, with his new trotter “Flying Medium."-K.

--NEW MAIL MAN.-Mr. Elmer

Bowness is about to hand over his mail contract to Mr. Arthur Warren. Mr, \\'arrcn it is understood is u good hoisclnan und will no doubt do' vul- iant work in the snow drifts this wih- ter. His l`liend.~' wish Mr. \\'ztrli:ll .he bust of good luck in his new enter- prise.-~l{_

-NEW BUILDINGS. -Building is

one of lin- lurgt~st sources of work in ltelifslngloll. as there are now seven new liouses in construction, nnlong wliivh are some oi' the most up-to-date litiilses in this vicinity. lt' this good work keeps up it will runk with the lzllqrcst io\\'n:s ot' l’. l'l. lslz1lld.-l\.

-SKATING RINK.-Tile _young

people of l\`ensingtnn :ind vlciilily will ln' pleased to lean that it is the inton- tion ol` the dire:-tors of the Kensing- ton Skniillg ilink to construct n root' ovcr the now open uir rinh. llut if this should colne to llnss or noi, it is to he hoped that tl. good willti_=l"s full is in store for ull who attend.-li. `

litllllillls

Our fair island has recently had an

opidelnic oi' deaths from appendiciiis or from the operations intend~_-d as n cure for it. The quezation must naturally arise: “ is there no euro for nppendiciiis apart from an opera- tlon‘.”' Yes. dear l‘e'.\der, there is a cure to he haul, perfectly snfe. swift and positive. The kniic should be slteatlietl-cnougli lives have already been needlessly .~lu<~ri|ici-d by it. The remedy is to be found in Oxygen Therapy. At the first symptom of appendicitls or at any reasonable stage ot' the ailment. lei the victim secure und use a Fnrador and the knife will never be needed.

Some nionilis ago the 12-your-old

son of Mrs F. S. l\1cl’llail. of South- port. suffered much from several attacks ol’ appelldicilin. hut was coin- pleiely cured by nlonns oi' Oxygen Therapy.

if those wllo seem to be troubled

with nppendicitis will nf". rt Farador for a short time, it will cure their stonmch difllculties. stop its gas for- u\_:1tio:i and put an end to their con- stipation. after which they will he tree from uppendicitis. The Fztrnilor is not at costly article and 1; may be rented for n triilv. The relnelly for l~pp(tlt!it'tis is within the l'e_iv."i -Jlf till.

\\-'. E. lfJNMA.\’, Farador Agent.

11! Alley Street, Cllnrlottetlwu.

6163-10-22me1i

7 l

£57*-.__ _

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Walk-Over Shoes

A Lady’s Dress Shoe

You know that patent

leather is the dressiest leather made. Nothing can really fill the place of good patent leather.

The shoe shown here

is of Walk-Over quality, trim in pattern beautiful in shape and rich in finish

\l____.2_ D Qurful

-ONE CIN1' por word oooh ln-

sertion tor advertising in this ool- umn. Cush must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

-THE BLACK Prince Fox Co., Ltd..

O’Leary. has some black silver female foxes; also, some female crosses, 1914 pups to exchange for males. Black Prince Fox Company, Ltd.. 0'Leary, P. E. Island. 6141-10-21m6l

-A GENERAL MEETING of the

shareholders of the Hackett Silver Black Fox Company, Limited, will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, November 3. 1914. John A. Hackett. Secretary- Treasurer. , 6106-10-19Mtt`_ _,__

-NOTICE.-I beg to notify my pal.-

rons that I have moved my livery bus- iness buslness from the King Edward Livery Stables to the stables in the McNeill building on First street. for- merly occupled by me and solicit a continuance of your patronage. W. A. Matthews. 6179-10-23Mll.

-AUCTION-An auction sale of

land of the Green estate was held on Wednesday afternoon, October 22nd, and 38% acres were disposed of as follows: 2% acres to J. S. Allan, Summerside; 18% acres to George Harris, Sherbrook, and 16% acres to Levi Sllllphant, of Summerslden-X.

WESTERN PERSUIIALS

-W. B. Hayes, Ellerslie. was in

Sumruerslde on Thursday on business. -X. ‘

-Miss Gorman will hold her class

in Summerside to-night at 8 o'clock sharp.

-The many friends of l\Ir. Chester

Tuplin, of New Annan. will be pleased to learn that he is slowly recovering from a serious illness. K.

-Mayor Saunders and Mrs. Saun-

ders were passengers by the s. s. Enl- press Wednesday evening, returning t`rotn a ten-days trip to New York.-X.

-.\niong the visitors to Summer-

side on 'l‘hursday, were Themes Hamil, Middleton, M. Dawson, Tryon, Henry Thoinson. Grand River. and Joseph Lackey. liilscouclle.-X.

-.\lr. lteginuld Boivncss, of Kensing-

ton, has returned home after a brief visit to Winnipeg, Man. lt is under- stood Nir. Bolvness’ henltli in be in question and that this trip wus made in that accoullt.-K.

::llexall Olive Oil Elnulslon is the

szreaicst Fall tonic procurable-it builds tissue and assists all other or- gans in carrying on their work-splen- did for colds. Price $1 per bottle. l\Iucl{innon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent streets. In

NllMlN’S Plilillllllll

ASSUEIAIIUN

The 'Freusurer of the W. P. A. ac-

knoivletlges the following: - l$ridgeto\vn und Dundas Social.$53.1i7 .~’\l\nandalv social . . . . . . . . . .._ 88.90

Total $142.57

(lollccted by Mrs. .I. M. llowatt,

Mrs. (Dr.l S. A. Palmer, Mrs. itichard Rowe. Mrs. A. L. Wall, M rs. I.. llignan, ut. (‘olelnnn, ll. E. l. . . . . . . . ._.$126.00 ilelfnst Auxiliary, per Miss M.

Moore:

Mrs. George Buchanan, Mount

Buchanan . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $2.00

Mr. Douglas. _Buchanan ,_ 2.00 Mrs. John A. Mclleod . . . . . .._ 1.00 Mrs. .lohn Wllllum Mcl.eod.,.. 1.00 Newton Sabbath School 6.00

Total 512,00 Also 1 pnir sox. Mrs. Jas. D. Murchi-

son. Point Prim; l pair sox, Mrs. John A. McLeod. Mt. Buchanan. Mr. ll. V. Norton. city . . . . . . . ._ .$1.00

MRS. CIIARLES LYONS,

Treasiirer.

_ ull

Alllount already acknowledg-

ed $2.007.-147

A friend. received by mail 2.00 `l~loustan Dignan, Howlan 1.00 The Federal Dairy Co., por lt.

E. Mtrllonnld, Sec'y

W. H. P. Scale

B. B., city

The parish of Tyrone, Rev Dr.

Curran. pastor. an amount sufficient to purchase nine

hundred lbs. cheese

The parish oi’ l(elly's Cross,

Itev. Dr. (lurrnn. pastor. an

l amount sufficient to purchase

five hundred and thirty- seven lbs. cheese 80.55

T. B. & D. J. Riley, city 10.00 The people of Cardigan. col- _

leeted by Mrs, McDonald 9.00

The people of Cardigan, pro-

ceeds of concert held at Cardigan. 159.60 The following amounts were col-

lected by Mrs. Jas. Edenz- Mrs. Jas. P. Duffy 1.00

HDTICE

A special general meeting of the

Rosemont Consolidated Silver Black i Fox Co., Ltd., will be held at the office of Mr Frank F. Tuplin, Summersido, Thurailay. November 12th. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose of considering an offer for the entire assets oi' the 1'~"‘r"ny. " J. E. CAMPBELL,

secretary.

6113-10-i9m22i

Dr. W. G. Church

Veterinary Slrgoou Graduate of Unlvoroliy of Toronto Telophono Gonnootlon.

Office Summorsldo.

6033-10-14Mtf.

DE. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon

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lllllilil Hill

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60.84 2.00 5.00

135.00

PILLS. EILUMIL

IF GROSS, FEVERi8H» CONBTIPAT ED, GIVE “CALIFORNIA SYRUP

Look back at your childhood days.

Remember the “dose” mother insisted on--castor oil, calomol, enthartics. I-low you hated them, how you fought against taking them.

With our children it‘s different.

Mothers who cling to the old form of pliysic simply don’t realize what they do. The children‘s revolt is well-found- ed. Their tender little “insides” area injured by them.

-lf your chlld’s stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only dell- cious “California Syrup of Figs." its action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harmless “fruit laxatlve” handy; they know children love to take lt; that it never falls to clean the liver and bowels and sweet- en the stomach, and that a teaspoon- ful given today saves a sick child to- morrow.

Ask your drugglst for a 50-cent bot-

tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"

which has full directions for bahles.‘ children of all ages and grown-ups. plninly on each bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. See that it is made by “California Fig Syrup Com-' pan_v."v Refuse any other kind with' contempt.

A friend A friend A friend A friend , Miss A. Coyle ' A friend

Mrs. M. McManus

Mrs. P. Mullins

A friend '

A friend

A friend, Vernon River

A friend

Mr. John McQuillau, produce

merchant

A friend

*"""" 2". . !"!".°‘ i~>`oi:»'o`-zbioenmoeo! moose-iooooooo

...,-._v»-¢--~.-

2.00 .50

Total to date $2,489.46

I). J. IllLl<lY, Sccrelary-'l`rettsurcr.

Cllllccted by Mrs. M. W. \\`ootl, Mt. Herbert. Lot -ill,

Mrs. .\l. W. Wood $1.00; 2 ladies wnists, 3 cups, 1 pair socks, 1 suit nn~I dcrwear; l\lrs. Robert Wood, 1 L..dy’s' Gout; Heymoure Wood, 1.00; Arch-, ie (`-_ McDonaln, 1.00; Mrs. Alfred l.und 2 pairs socks, 1 pair mitts; Mrs. Henry Wood, 1.00; Mrs. Ben- jumin Farquharson 1.00; .\irs_ George Jenkins, 1.00; Russel Driscoll, 50 cts. Mrs. Henry Jenkins 1.00; Mrs. Bert- ram ings, 1.00; Henry Mc(‘.ormick, 2.00; Mrs. Harry Stewart, 1,00; Mrg_ Elton Rayner, 1.00; Mrs. Parkmgn' -Tonrtins, 1.50; 2 ludles coats and 2 skirts; William Mcflregor, 1.00; Mrs, William Lune, 1.00; Mrs. Leonard Wood, 1.00, and clothing; Mrs. C. C. Carver, 1.00; Ml-s..|.ineoln Wood, 1.420 and l lilunkct; Mrs, William Wood, 1-00: Mrs-. Earnest Lund, 75 cts, 1 pnir of socks; Mrs. Len Ferguson 40 Clin. nod 2 ladies waist:-; MIB. James Rankin, 50 cts.; Mrs. Alexander llor-i tou 2.00; Mrs. James Jenkins 1.00; John Stewart 1.00; Mrs. Ronald .\'tc\vart 1.00. Totnl $26.65.

_Here est

incision nil.. News , ' I In the Paper

Now ts a good time to select your Fall Hat

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N ifty new Soft Hats

(slope shapes too) and a bunch of fine new

stiff models. An un-

equalled selection to choose from here now

$1.00 to $4.50

"in

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Here is one of the most pop-

ular styles in `

Caps For Fall Wear

It’s a full cut top), swagger and snappy,andwe aveagoood a_s~ sortment of fabrics th in plaids and checks and solid colors. Priced according to quality from

25C to $1.25

Next best to knowing what

is correct in cap styles is know-

SOLE AGENTS

ing where you can get what

you want.

Christy’s, London Howes $3.00 Hats

We are especially ready tu

satisfy your every needm cap;

for Fall and Winter.

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

H -' ' I

“For clmppetl hands und fucc there

is no preparation so good ns St-el_vs Almond ltose crenm. This tream rubs in perfectly und gloves can be put on immediately after application. Price 5011 per bottle. E. A. I"OS'I`I-lit, Central Drugstore. 61715-l0l:Z2’.l\iI’.i

Foxes _for Sale

liave u few more ranch raised mink

left yet which will clear at $80 Der pair; also on hand some marten "class A" and cross foxes. Write or phone R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valloy.5499-9-Tmlf

-' _ ` | 1

6048-Ml f.

LAM BS WANTED

We are open to buy up to One Thousand (1,000) Lambs, good '

quality, and Fat Sheep. Farmers in the vicinity of the city could bring them by team on any day and we will pay highest market

price, delivered at plant.

THE ISLAND COLD STDRAGE C0. LTD .

Charlottetown, P. E. I

States.

-1

.YOU MAKE A BIG MISTAKE

IF ]y;>g6a:ll1<£;l;§5yone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian

We can sell you your ticket from ‘ '

bl! rail or Passenger steamshiPS. any pomt to any other pomt connected

We make a specialty of planning circuit tri h' h ill .

sengers to take in the greatest number of points ¢iiFSiiitei‘(f::st.w allow our pas

“lf you will éavoriltfs with your busine E

Ways ° °a.m°' ° W secure Y°“f 3l°@Pi\18 car bert s for you on an line or li}ln§§ea;ifda;vlv;ll)5:iet;_r:;;¢;t; our rates to be as low and in some caseslhwer as

If you do not take advantage of this service whi h '

agency in Prince Edward Island, ycu lose more than wg dba; offered by no “her

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We Sen flilkets °V¢f every line of Railway in Canada or the_ United

es we will romise you a service al-

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