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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

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.'lT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

.*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

_` agent in Montague.

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.THE MORNING Guardian can

sertion lor advertising in this col-

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~- [he l’I"'“°“¢l l?€IRns in lieauty alls>§ublime." '

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‘H ' Those who appreciate the natural beauti’

of the perfect _diamond will appreciate the

_ i superb collection which this establishment ` Q, has to cffer.

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Flawless stones in pure white and blue white--

perfectly cut-mounted in exclusive gold and plati-

num pieces, awaiting your inspection.

l W. W. Wellner _

Estab. 1868 The Leading Jewellers

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Xmas Photos

"NOW is the proper time to Priced

Rubber Boots

for Every Man

Often Y0u have Wanted 3 Pall' tiiiued indefinitely utter the end ot'

see about that photogift. Come before the rush starts.

Cook Studio it

New Desbrisay Block .

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For a Good Photo -Visit the-

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A' L- Ly0n""'Sf“dl0 general use in wet weather. We visiiiiit fiiiiviiig' im... iiiiiiiiiviii

Finest work, moderate price.

P01'SOIl8l ZliT€I`li.l0ll glV€I] tO now- They are llght in Weight: the wairl, had fallen into liopolnssd in-

Amateui’eWcik

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l"--'1"1'--WTW-I? and Comes a little below the ihle in neatly brushed clothes instead

HAVE YOUR XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS _Taken Now and Save Worry.

BAYER STUDIO

Telephone 192-J

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Concert

At Pownal Han, Pownall ' is n0ti<:ezil>le._ Liqiiur still is sold iii

Saturdat. Oct. 10

Big Vaudeville Program con

sisting of moving pictures, il lustrated songs and a variety of Vaudeville;

The best program in the

country presented by Dr. P. L. Herman and party of high class Vaudevillists.

the correct glasses.

will be presented to the Red _ Cross Society.

5917.10-6M2i.

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of rubber boots for W0fklng in pzilly on the troiiieiitlously iniproved

the garden, in the barn or for Emperor issued the etliitproliiliiting

have the right boot for you here that reieion that 'the <-oiinir_vv is hurdiy

made from llrst quallty rubber oiiiergod into sell'-respecting`r:itizoiis.

knee- A really excellent boot tire. lliils which were l'orniorl_v _dilu-

the average m3n~ pairs ure now kept in tirst-class con- zes 6 to 1_1, $2.95, boys l to 5 iiiniiii.

_ ilerly and the pcasuiits iniliilge iii

` ple now save per cent. of their

ey O ouriiiiigs, \\'liii‘.li l`oi'inei'ly was spent

for ilrink, and th(-yr hzrvo iii(-reused

Queen St- lirielly. This vxira iiioiiey is now dc-

voteil to the iievessities und coiiiforls

poi-isaiiti‘_v is, in thi- opinion ol' tho

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g iivoiiomli: uoiiilitloiis oi' all ltussia.

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l0ni:i~'i`u1iious`t'ur its gay iniilniglit life,

I We have equipped our Optical; ‘ -

Parlor with the largest mgdelrnl ggck Hend°¢he5_.-in instruments or cienti ca yi examining eyes and supplying;

. We inakea specialty of Optical

. Doors Open 7‘ D' m' Curt.am Work and we give a guarantee rises 8 p. ni. Adults 25c child- by ourselves and by the mmm, ren 15°' The entire recelpts facturer on allSpectacle Work.

H. M3-l30ll indian r1_0°¢Piii»

Druggist & Optician `

Soufs- P-L tharlotteiown Steam

be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac- quet's. __;_' 5,..

..“Miss Gertrude MacPhee, of

(ieorgetown, left a few days ago for (fharloitetown, io undergo training ns ii n=_ii~se in the Falconwood Hospital.

..-“‘MR. LEWIS RANDALL.--The

deatli ot' Mr. Lewis Itandall, George- town, P. ld. l., occurred at the homo ol' his brother-iii-law, Frank (Toiirad. on Sunday night, Sept. 27th, 1914. The deceased. who had been in failing health for several years. was horn in liuneiilnirg County, N. S., April 1-ith, 1831*.. I-le was thirty years ot’ age when he came to this island where ho owned and cultivated with great skill and success one of the best farms in the locality. lfailing health und the death ot' his wife caused liini to dispose ol’ his valuable home and i‘arin and retire to his brother--in-law's at Georgetown where he could receive inedicul treatment and care. The de.- t:eused's nilnd was clear to the last and he was able to walk about and converse with his friends. The funer- al wus conducted hy Rev. Messrs. Back and Huhley und was ot a most impressive cliiiracter. The remains ot' the lute respected Mr. Randall were lnid io rest in the cemetery at Stur- geon. His many friends attended thi-. lnst nereinonies and extended syiiipii- thy to the bereaved relatives.-G.

RUSSIA BARS VODKA

EVEN AFTER THE WAR.

Pl]'I`ItOGRAl), Oct. 33.- Minister ot’

lfinance PI Bark today received an order to the effect that the prohibi- tion ot the sale of vodka shall he con-

lhe war This order is based princi-

cuiiilitioii oi' the. coiintrv siiive the

trafiic in this liquor

Russia suv there is such zrcliaiige in

ret-ogiiivalile Peasiiiiis who hf>l'oru

duleiicc and depravity already have

The i ect on <li.iraiti»r is .ilroatlv vis-

0)' the tornier ragged and sinvenlv at-

pidziteil nnil allowed io go witlioiit re-

’l`lio tiiiies li:-ive Iiecoine more or-

wliolcsonie aniuseiiiciits. Tliese poo-

llicir eiirnini.: capiiciti' tlii‘oui;h so-

ot lite. _

This startlliifx regeiieration oi' tho

Russian aiitliorities. likely to have an in iortunt ei`i`e(-t on the social und

A czliuiigo in the lurgo cities also

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DR. CLI F T.

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._ ._ . .. _ Y|._H [_ li-:iv-~ i‘lini'lott.otowii or con, v"“'""_l'"[°"Lh_l"““ . S.. l..iii_v. (except Siindny) at 8.20 “F"`l"l" H‘“m"""l7 “’ 3 d“‘y`-&f°"'|`~';,zg` o'cl<ii"' ii in leaving Picton on re-

Momllill U`“l“ ‘vm wave Ehibira at liinrrictciidoliililiil-l»i-C$ll00(_l1r<i Rc3idenww$U' ' A turn nliziiit -l`.00 D. ni. (‘onnc-ctlons

5.25, Souris, ii-35. lm- Sl“""a"t~ 550' “T” 5169-10-3via1l marie nt Pit-ton for nll points in

Change in Time

on ist ooioiier. 11114. the fiillqiviiis

changes in ti-nina on l’. l~1. _l. ri-iilwiiy will take pltii:c:--

rlve at Cliarlottotowil 9.30-

Suturdiiy trip l'ilnili'n to Soiiris and

return will ha ilistviintliiiieilz

Morning train will lcuvo tieiirtw-l`0WU

6.30, lin. Stewart, 3.30. Hrrlvv lilmf' lottetowii at 9.30.

i 1 _ 5. (_ Eélili, 1914. Lhnrlotto own ID mM`9__lSmeu

__=__,$.__..,,..._... Coal Coal

As the cold weather iS HP' SChOOIleI' “An nie ` 2675-5-3oMtr.

proaching you should see to it Marcia ,, ‘ _ _ _ ___________V

Tons b G St T-_:ers an ei 0 '

Quality of coal I1_0W on hand, suit of I_Iat.d Coal Paurngimm E‘¢|l'|'l;|;l I

“mef°§iiIii°i‘i2i‘i§‘§a‘§§§¢i‘°§‘2i33.3 in Stove and Chest- FURNE55 UNES

nut S1285' .~‘;:‘;ii.':‘.;'ii'i.“.i‘.:‘.:'._'.i:..:°t.:'1i‘.::°:.i.iii

that you_ have a 80,05 Wick °f coal laid in for the winter.

We have a suppli’ °f excellent

poses, _

alttt‘ioSt daily bi’ ,Steamer an sc ooners. _ _ 'Tl-ie Schooner “Gladys B. \ den” is _now on way f'0{f}l1 me York with a cargo of An r_a dl

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ory delivery Will be .made hom vessel while discharglns if 1°W°5i possible prices.

Buniaiii Bell & _C0 wiiotesiie si 'Retail coal Deaver

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Aienis Dominion Ctal Co. ll' , g & Hamax' _';iiiii¢'.."c.i.'7liiii.:`iE,ikii§`».'_LJ

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1 I _ I f th marm_e mercantile fer-

W 1 0 =l’v?.et':~‘eo3n?lre fleeet of l* umess ships crin-

h tlnuel its relluilar shillings from Halifax to

1 b k London and verpo _ P ease 00 t ...t.'i‘:.t:,.f‘.i‘i°‘.li.i.i.r.":i’..:;i':.i:ii

Coal. If ou require any li" Y . _ _ sein is lui order and Si“S‘f=°' Orders S0 3-S th? C0333

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Can. be d@i1Yef¢

Whilst veSS€l IS C119' §l;,;'.‘;::;:°.:::f:i.iiii'is.r.i.i.':;

‘\“|:;»s.t’iii-ther narticilars apply In the

' hrst-class cities, hut these are prac tliallv unipti The i\ovsk\' Prospeil.

‘lu non quit, iiiihoui ii sign ot iev ‘4»lr_\'.

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are not Giiiseii liy anything wrong in the heail. but iiy Constiiiiition, biiihuv ness and indiigestion. llcadxho

l powders or tablets may deailen; but

cannot cure thcm. Dr. l\1orse‘| indian Root Pills do rurr. sirk headi- ache in the sensible way by removing the criiistipatioii or sick stuuiach which caiiscil thcin. Dr. Morse'u indian Root Pills are purely vcge table. ir(-c from any harmful drug, safe and sure. When you feel the

t headache coming take

Dr. Moz-se’s °

..°ONE CENT per word each tn-

uinn. Cash must accompany order.

. .'EASTERN PERSONALS.--Mr,

and Mrs John Dalziel returned Sntur-\ day night from u two-weeks’ ii'ip to' Montreal and other plat-_os of interest | in Western Canada.--Mr Ewart Keeping of Murray liiirhour South, now n student at l’riii<'e ot' Wales College, Charlottetown, spent the, week-end in Gcor;;cto\vn_ --~ Mi'= David Murdock, of the lingers Hard- wure Co., (iharlottetown, is in George town in the interests oi' the nrzn.--~i Rev. A. J. W. Buch, oi’ Goorgetoi\'ii,_ was a passenger by the ss. Enterpri'/.e this morning, lor Picton. While away i Mr Bach will attend ihe Synod, which I meets in Halifax, N.S.---~~Mrs .laines Nic-olle, ot' White Saints, spent Sunday | in Georgetown.--Mr Fred Gaudet. oi' (_‘liarlottot.o\vn, was a passenger by the evening train for Georgetowii.~--(2,

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Ottawa Conference Unanimously ' Adopted Report for Negotiations. I

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OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. :'i.-Withoiit'

any discussion the Methodist Generali (‘ont`erence ot' (Yiiiiada Satiirilay after- noon nnaninioiisly endorsed ilie recom- niendatioii ol' the special coinnilitoe appointed to report on the iiiiostioii of church union. As soon its one dele~ gate suggested the wisdniii nt' avoidiiil: disc-iissioii. the t:oiit'ereiice readily agreed, and passed tho report, ol' which the following is the sigiiificant clause: . "\\'<: recoiiiiiieiiil the (lenernl (‘on»

l`ereiice to appoint, on the nomination of the coniniittee of t‘liiirr'li union. ii voiiiiiiitteo of sixty to niieot with siini- lar rroiiiniittees i:.lroiul_v appointed hy the Prcsbyteriaii Assenilily anti the tioiiisrogiitioiial t,‘.liiir<'h linitni for the purpose ut' i-.niitiniiing iii'i.{otiatioiii= tin the urgziiiit' union ol' iliii aliovi- viiiiivlitis; that this cuini'iIei» ri-port the results ol' its iicginiutioiis niid do-` lilicrutioini to the (iciii‘i'zil (‘uiil`c-_i‘i\iit-i» spo<:ial i-nniinittee, wliivli shnil also re- t-_vivu the reports oi' the action oi' the other iiogntiuting cliiirclios in the imit- iei' ol' uhnrcli union; and if in tlio judgnient ot' the (}i_‘ii<~ral t‘oiit`trrciice special coniiiiiitce the reports i'i-i't-ivcil warrant iiirtlior action, it inuy cull u special inet-ting oi' tho (;i>nei'nl (`oii- |t`ei'eiif'e to consider the mutter or con- siiiiiiniiiiiig the pi'iiposml iinion."` _

The voiiiiiiitieti in its report siatvil'

that il hnil i:oiisiili~i't-eil twelve nieni~‘ orials dealing with vni'i<iiis aspects nfl cliiiri-li union und otlior iliiiu ini the?

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’ HVDROPLANE CONTEST

mart-ii race October 15 here betiveen Baby Relizinive V and liistiirber lV.' have been agreed upon hy Stuart ,lllaclttoii of New Yurlt. nwnirr tif. BHUY Reliance V_., .winner ol' the ll_\'ili~oplniie clianipioii:-iliip ul the Buf- falo ri-gutiii, und .lniiic-s A. l’ii;:li ol`l_ (.liic:1iZ0- owner nl' Dlstiirlier. The liydroplaiiiu will contest l'oi' the best tliroi- out of flvii races over ai ihirtyl knot course in ilic open hike. 'l`lieyi will rat-0 alteriniti- <la1.'.»'_ \i'uzitlii‘r por- niittiiig until thi- iviiiiivr is df;-i-iilvtl.

l)istiirIwi~ l\'. was liiiilt In clini-

li-‘iigo for the 1-linnipionsliip ol the world :it (‘o\veei, Eiiglaiiii, liiil thiii event was i-zillt-il oft’ on n<‘i~oiiiit 'ii thi- war.

DOCTORS AND NURSES.

,ST(fi‘l(lillllNl, (lift. 0.---'l`\vi»_iit_v l'oiir

Americinn nurses :intl six doctors nl' the lied _(Toss have heen ussifziiozl to ifzervice in ftiissiai and are cn roniii in l’otr<igru<l.

SADDLE TREES ORDERED.

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Unlimited Variety Of Coats DTSTENCTIVE _

Style & Quality

Years of successful selling coupled with the ability lo perceive the trend

of popular fashions and fabrics make Patons garments abound in origiiiziliiy and merit and gives them a distinction all their own.

Prices from $5.00 to 40.00.

(')nr Special $l0.0l, 15.00 and 17.00 Coats are iavoiirities.

PATONS

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STEAMER EMPRESS

Leaves Summerside i'or Point-du

PI iirlottotown, May 20th, 1914,

Furness Witliv & Co ltd

ommencing i\Iom`:ay, the lst oi June,

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All other trulnii will run :is at ni'8~ acillidililtelitll`o'llioi-gullyiri.Lxieii‘¥iii;“llblriJ- 513-00- 'l`l‘il“`l9 g“°“ for "“‘“"” Wm"

gent ilii-Cliene on return about 4.30 p. ni.. lil 30 ‘NYS f"‘"" ‘lille 'Jr l‘“‘,“e'

Dlstrict l’usseiii.:c-r Ai:ciit's Oillro. i-.¢,"m.(.u,,g with express imius fm- 'ilio r-oniiiiiiilloiiu S .S llnli-

Charlottetown mid Tlgnlsh. Connec-

‘ tions made at l’oint4lu-(‘.hcne t'or all

ointa iii'Cnnrida and the United

To arrive for here ,__ W_ W,,,,_._,.,,,,,,_

in a ` Manager.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Good work, prompt delivery

‘ moderate prices

THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS

mlZ’ic_tii|ri¢;4’f‘:-suing Crpt. in ronnvrtii-n

AUTUMN EXCURSIONS In Effect September 11th.

Cliarlottetown to Boston mul return

li tux (sails from (‘liiii'loitoto\vii for

Boston every l"riiln_v at noon. For folders and full infuiiiiiitiun apply to

.l/iS. C»\llll.AG HER.

Charlottetown. P. if.. I. Agent.

5489-9.5

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VERY LOW RATES

(t1.\`l1 \\'.\\` .~`|f.i'<|X|> i' _\.~>'l I`o North Pacific (foes .\NIl CALIFORNIA POINTS ON SAI E DAILY Sept. Zhh to Oetolnr Bih 19 4

From Charlottetown

To Victoria, - -

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.ir<3i<‘i-‘i<1ns<i.\' <‘i'i‘i', i\i.i,_ 0.,i»_ ‘ -. Y f A """‘-l"'“'i\ ii" 1155000 Silflile trees has ___, _ __ __--_;__.,_.__._ _ _____M__-,-,:__,__f;,-______;__.____ .______

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liooiilgiveili by the llritish Govorninoiit 1'-“ c W Y "K \‘i_i¢.`i'n"i.1¢

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YOU MAKE A BTG MISTAKE

IF you allow anyone to tell you tiiat we do not sell tickets over thc Canadian

Paciiic Railway.

\\’e 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 tripswhich will allow our pas-

sengers to take in the greatest number of points of interest.

If you will favor us with your litisinees we will promise you a service al-

ways the sam 3. 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, ycu lose more than we do.

To Sept. 24th, Oct. 8th.

On Issue till Oct. 17th. Colonist Excursion to

Regular thirty daysieiurn . . . _ i ,mm Cwrown Pacific Coast Via All

$18_()() Direct Lines

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W. K. ROGERS

City Ticket Agent.

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