we ,have_ Vessels .L ~ ' ~\- _

com-;ng_ now-_with

A most valuable hot bevel- age forcold weather. Rich- stimulatin --non;-ish

Ing--Oxo ortifies the system_ against cold. A Cubeito a Cup.

‘nf f , 7 ,

0id Sydney _Round Inverness Round ; A¢_,adiir.Nui - Albion Nut and

Reserve Run oi Mine

We would suggest

ordering your Winter supply now while the weather is fine, we

can deliver promptly.

Order today. __

SHIPPING ' NOTES

-ENTERED. Nov. iota-sour, Jn..

sie Brown, Richards, Picton;-Sdn-_ John 'Haliiax, Trenholm. Wallace; Behr Yarmouth Packet, Towuse d,

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Louisburg; Schr. H. I-I. Dicks, Bu t North Sydney; Schr. Nellie Reid, Reid, Picton; Behr. Arizona, Bond- reau, Sydney; Schr. Pearl, Murphy, Shiv Harbor; Schr. Oni-1 s. Rinnnru, Skinner, Port Hastings; Schr. John Millard, _ Assenault, Picton; Behr. Dictator, Ried, Picton; Schr. Beula , Horton. Louisbur§§_ Tug Mersey, Weston. Gnsne: Brig. Miriam G., Urulckshank, Souris; Bcbr. G. E. Garland, Ford, Orwell.

-OLEARED, 10th-Schr. Good Shiv Jubilee, Carter, Glace Bay; Tuz Mersey, Weston, Picton; Schr. Bessie Jennox Giilan North S dney. '

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IT BAYB to buy in this province

(From ye¢terday'| Evening Guardian) EOLIUE O0\JRT,- at the Char lottetowu Police Court this morning Joseph McRae, on a charge oi drunk enness was fined $4 or 10 days.

HEAVY HORBESSI-IIPPED-Mr John Horne of Winiiloe has sold twelve up-to -date horses. To Mr.

'Pham Curran of Bt.. John’s, New- ioun nd, their average weight be- ing 1452 pounds each. This ls the

_'D bissest bunch ni nurses that has

been shipped; for many ,. yeas.

POPULAR PI.AYERS.-- H. Wilmot Young plays in Empire Theatre on Saturday evening, 15th instant says a New Glasgow, N. B., exchange. 'it is reported that he has the strongest and best company he has ever had which is saying a good deal. Wilmot Young is a prime iavorite in West- ville aud is always greeted with a large audience. The company above referred to are well known in Char- lottetown. ‘

SOHOONER OLIVES IN PORT.- ‘i‘he schooner Olives, Capt. `J. R. Bailey has arrived in Picton from Murray Harbor, P. E. 1., with a load of real good Island produce includ- ing potatoes, turnips, cabbage,beets, pnrsnips, carrots, etc. Also a quant- ity ol No. 1 herring in half barrels and some splendid hake Capt Bail-

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w° ‘ “ef y°“ mme “W5” ey informed the Colonial that pota-

overconis to choose from th

toes were scarce on tl{e Island and

that tho price would never be lower

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A. C0_ ;d;_°_'“'_'_',"°.°c'e“h__w ._“___:_‘:_°_ 3i_:;_in11 than it is nt one present

Phone 240 `

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Hot

C Water

ably a good overcoat can be -

IN TROUBLE- One day last week

sold’ Mwrc Q Mclcnq Mr. J. CJ Cameron, of New Glasgow,

2565-ll-M31 N. S., supplied Geo. McEwan oi P.

"NO EXPENSES FOR INVES

ORS.-All charges for the up-keep Upton Park Ranch have been pn up to Sept, 1914. Investors are res ponsible for nocxpeuses whatever up to that time as the promotors are amuming all responsibility,

, _ 2541-ll-7M6i.

WHO WROTE ‘-'HA'MLET"

E. I., with a horse to go to Aber- crombie, but after waiting for some

'gg time;1ur. Cameron began tn ask id questions about nllcAw,en and found

that he had not gone to Aberceombie

° but to Antigonish, so he hied him

away to Autigonish, only to tlnd _that McEwen was trying to sell the horse. McEwen was up oh Saturday morning for prelimenary hearing be- fore the magistrate and was remand- ed till today when the case will be

The most recent lnterpmations of formally dealt with. "Hamlet" in Montreal, has called ’”"'

vice and most comfort. Rach bottle guaranteed for one year. Prices range from

$100 to $5 00

Now is the` time to gets

warm friend for the cold winter months.

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Bottles ‘

the kind thatlgive best ser-

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TINTED BEANS AS ORNAMENTS

Vegetable beads are the latest

ornaments displayed to give the much-sought piquant touch to the dullness of winter attire, says the New York Times. These bends are beans of various sizes imported from Germany and artificially tinted. Some have a tawny, mottled effect; others are yellow, magenta. lavender and gray. The strings are of all lengths, the beads in some strings being dis- tanced from one another by steel beads, and in others by knotted black silk cord. The intter is most effec- tively used with bright red globules. .Such strings are priced at $8.50, $3.75 und . The be-an however, are to

forth a variation of afamlliar story

'TO HOLD MEETINGS-A ioirit

Although the three fold versions ig meeting of the congregations of the ascribed to an English origin, it is Douglas avenue and Coburg street wsu Wm'-tn repeagmg one day an Chrisrian churches, says St. John ex.-

inspsctor entered an English schoo and suddenly and severely asked , class of small boys, "Who wrot “Hamlct‘?” After a great silence

1 change, was held Friday evening to ,,_ complete arrangement for the visit e here oi Lowell C. McPherson, an

evangelist, who has had much exper-

H ience,-having labored for seven years

boy stood up and said in a tremb- th F __ . Christi

ling voice, “It wasn’t me." '1`h _Story was told to an English lady who listened with attention, and fin ally remarked, “.H’ml 1’ll be boun that was the very boy who did it.' The new story n`ow double-barrclle was told to a second lady, who r

9 in Cuba under e o sign an

Missionary Society. I-le has recentlv

' been 'ln Digby, Milton and Halifax,

,I and is now in Prince Edward Island, 2 where he is working forthe Maritime

Christian Missionarv Society, having

_ engaged with them for 8 vear Mr

Ol' SCOTLAND - Rev

will Preach Monday

at Iris Tuesday 11th at Belle and Thursda 13th at Point

so Birch mu at io ao, mn

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HIBSIONARY INCOME-The in

246.80, an increase of 854.07234 over tiieprevious year. Of this amount there was apportioned for distribu- tion_ to the New Brunswick- and grinds Edward Island Conference the grim oi _ $12,760. The salaries paid to t' msn on missions in this confer-

,` is as follows: Married, ordained ,_ _ 5; single. ordained- $750, unor- _ `ned, $576, exclusive of furnished p sonage. Whilst there is hope that

thgt soon there may be still further advance in these stipends yet they are largely in advance of' former" years and comparative with other churches give our demonstration .food grounds for satisfaction.

WEDDING BELLS-Announcements

have been received oi the marriage, on October 22nd, at St. Mary’s Church at Bangor, Maine, of Mar- garet Reglna Millman and Charles Walter Morrill, Proprietor ol . the New Wilson Hotel Bangor, Rev. J ere- miah McCarty oiiiciatiug, The bride was gowned in gray velvet with hat to match and carried a shower bou- qiiet of roses and lillies of the Valley and was attended by her sister Miss Blanche Millman, Mr. John Tyrriil,

of Bangor, acting as best man. Im- mediately following the cercmonv a

Wedding supper was served at the Hotel and a reception was held in the evening when hosts o_i friends called to wish the couple happiness. Mrs. Morrill is the eldest daughter of Joseph Millman an Envineer of the Prince Edward Island Railway, and is n, native of this town.

MOUNT ALLISON.- Much interest

is being mainfested in the coming football match between Mt. Allison and Acadia. Ii Acadia wins she takes permanent possession of the King Richardson trophy, having al- ready won it four times, If 'Mount Allison wins there will be a three cornered tie in this season's inter- colligrate games. W. N. B. defeated Mts Allison il-3'; Acadia won from W. N. B., 8-5 each team winning its home game. It was the drst time in five years that W. N-. B., scored a- gainst Mt. Allison, and not since

1907 had W. N. B., beaten them. W. ._

N. B., una muon the better ni the game in the first half and during this

circuits and missions for the year - ending June 80, 1913, was $637,-

LADIES HOME

... on .. ...’ li... 3...... Jouauai.

¢¢ f

nt z.so ann Kinross nt s.ao n. PATTERNS II9-Ill Queen Street

°°f“° “f “‘°s*““‘°““” “°°’°" ~ Extra Special Bargain $ _

Heavy White I Blankets

if 1

JDUIICKL lM'l‘l'lli|$

Billion! Street

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Here is blanket bargain that will make yon fe=l good these sharp fall idly!

It’s a bargain that our buyer was lucky enough to get hold of some time ago. The blankets are 60 inches wide and 83 inch long. They are good and heavy. ~'Dhe`y`<1_ta've' the great advantage of being whipped separately. 'We are saving about 20 'V ".59

cr cent in cost to us and ssvin ou the same ,... _ .. ..-. 1 -p

P _ » l Q’ Y

A good strongf- sturdy-clean white

blanket, .-o‘t and whoolly in fin- $ 3.25 ish, 6o x 8oin size, our price pr.

A very fine heavy la' ge size blanket,

7 lbs to the pair. all w_coi, soft, warm, uholld finish, whipped separate- $5.00 ly a splendid value at pr.

A £ue soft blanket 6o x 80 inches in

size, running 'full 6 lbs its the $4.50 pair, whipped separately .. _.-. _ pr,

. _ _ 1 _$14,

_Scotland sends us a grand all wool

blanket, full 68 x 86 inches in size A

lbs to the pair the finest wee er 0 saw for . . . .. . ._ . . . . . : $6.-pf,

The Wonderful “Carlton” Blankets Direct From 1'

_ English Mills. $6.75, $8.00, $9.00

l V This famous English Blanket is about the finest line of high grade goods

that we know of. we have been selling this make for several years-and each year we bring out about double the preceding supply. Soft, close, warm, and beautifully iinlshed. Each blanket whipped separately

7 lb Carltons $6.75 pr

8 lb Carltons $8;oo 9 lb Carltons $9.00

Splendid Cotton Blanket _

Gcod size white flannelette blankets Special large 60 x 80, whlppedsep-

for single bed . ..._.,. . . . ._ .$l'00 arately .

Heavy cotton ilannelette blankets Heavy soft firm cotton blauklli

68x 81

Now here comes the finest cotton blanket you ever saw, ve_ry fine, veryl heavy

and soft, each blanket w dipped separately, hea__vy as wool, 70 x 90 Inches, $

and a wonder at the price. Per pair.... _ . .,

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period “Med her two tries' but in th t if you are not pleased with the “Farmers and stock raisers find in "SIRE GF 42 IN 7 YEARS___Th,‘_;

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the s°°°“d han the Garnet Gold h se bring it back and your Mac‘s Free Veterinary Bureau the granddam one ofthe pairs o1_¢Mmg__'.

rc a

became more uggfeiilve °1`°9B“‘5 the pu 9 will be promptly refunded. _fountain head of all information of Dalton foxes in the Upton' Ranch f

Hue twice' one of which was not al- QOH ymone is at this store and we the caring, curing and. treating _all produced 42 pups in 7 yearn, < ._ -.

d . our y .' M ,, . , , - - ...A.;°“‘:::. .;tf°..':.°°;:§ ~° ;°‘.2:°°°i“:..”:.°.:‘;;°.§..;: :;°':.°.: '.;‘:::..'i:;.

- ... . r w p u ere ru rrow. fi d. Th c nnon rug 0. e, .

Dliezl, That s all very Well. but, bf- C e 5°” B e 0 0 black in the second period the first étfges G,__eateGeox.ge and Kent gtg ' is presided gver by 5 man 0110113

51 dl 5'” All favor °l the vm’ Mt! experience in this line and although

Ge0o Ee ter__all. we ha\'en't been told who did 1, f en ng _ _ _

The Peoples Druggist _it h ` 5 tl YWY9 the service given you may he worth “SUPERIOR FOX PEL'l‘S.-l'ro'ol` ., _ .

"" Got Ride oi

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The worst feature of bronchitis .the tendency to return year afte

iyear until the system is worn ou

and gives way to consumption, o ' other' ravaging giscase.

lJr_. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed an

,Turpentine owes much of its grea

,about as severe a test as can be ma. of a medicine of this kind. _

Mr. W. H. Walker, Calmar, Alta

\tivcl_v‘cures bronchitis, and this is

writes: “I am pleased to say tha Dr. Ch'ase's Syrup of Linseed an 'Turpentlne has done much good to B€df0Fd-"”H- _

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anger west from Fredericton Satur

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-in shire wnsapasscngcr west Saturday

morning.-li - _

‘Q Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Houston of _ '

,1 Hunter River left Saturday for New

____ tors. Some of t e ar en auppo

Ol A'-‘Bala feel °°l1l3de“l- Ol their Hb* -- a. couple of head of cattle and a oi the superiority of the braedin__g'~

(13551 g$238233;§yE;flS;_J§Bq1l:§;:;‘3 ilitY t° Wm in next F“dHY'H"Con- ' _ couple of horses it costs You nothinki _ _ _ ,,,,,,,' ,-,, C,,,,,,,,,tt,,,,,,,.,,, B,,t,,,d,,,__H_ test. but it i_»_= i severally-~_oo_i_1¢eae:_1 “Carlton Blankets made in frmwrwn Macs, 149 Great Genrigst. in the not that one nitneioias in va; '___ Ed S--_ , _ ;h'{‘.,;§l;',f fgéll easficigzledas ’ an England are the some Blanket mf' li s. gar cvensonwas a pas- ' - __ _ ' _' '

Bronchiiis _ - ._ 1 e i »‘IZIf.°.?i'$"I...£.’§...‘°.’.if .iliif __ _

....__ ::When you need a good remedy for Muon Q M¢L¢0d 2565_||,8M§i ;>_:1_:\__-(t.:_1r;_;e_;l;e_g_;:_ed lox is zaiiniélgp w oss gran sire s pelt brought £4$0

is Mr. T. C.. James, Charlottetown, any in “sy Ona/ of the Rexau Rem. ` » ~ , ~ _ _ _ __ __,,___

' ` 1 M1 1 M _f.

stock at the Upton Ranch is shown

descendant of a pure-bred Island fokuf whose pelt sold for £489 at- the Lon-fy

Your Money' Behind this? Means More Men 'and

home and are sold by the dozen for 8 and 10 cents.

KNIFE CLEANER

A very gooq way 1,9 ¢_\¢nn knives lin the house now ready for nee, an

without putting the hands in water is as follows, says the St. Louis Re- public: Have ready a lug or vessel with sodn water, and as soon as pos--

time mor the knives have been neon ini; Dr- C\wf\e'= Syrup 0! Linseed H

stick the blades in the soda waff-

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leaving tho handles on the outside.

This will cleanse and quickly remove

the doctor who attended her did not seem to do much good. We got Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine for her, and shc soon g well. We always keep this medicl

find that ii. soon cures coughs and colds."

In fighting diseases of the thro and lungs half the battle is in ha

promptly. This is why many W0 prefer to buy the large family Sl

wngrn passenger to Charlottetown Saturday uight._H.

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side Saturday.-H.

Mi L u West, York, P. E.

Turpentine at hand to be u;e_d_ ____a_:1_i;_ _ga re;_s______g her s_____e___ Mme

ze Gladys West, St. George St--. ll/100°'

ton. @

ntnin nna rust. lnntne. ____

-_-um... ‘ _ -L. IL

\ fOT TOll¢f i in onnginttotnwn

_and Bad., _ l -4~- ' _

' s 1; , nit , n 1. ot

Th,” apo” *of (mrs are “shed up from the Mi:mli(llTanilldld nndolflllnofwthehe sgillhgs edepend upon.

Tliéy are"the vegysheet apongee grown. They are un su y g _

. tn th and teeth that are free

specimens of these deniseus of the deep. _ _rgmmggrm ___e_ and that _"__, kept

Shown in si/es for both toilet and bath |5e to 35 00 pm-,_ sweet and clean You are as-

sured of these things by using Na

\\ , M C 11 u g C 0, l Dru-cn., 'rnntn Parte. asc. t\iS\»o.__1’;i:l_,_ l

Mr. C. W. Partridge, was a passen-

at ger leaving Charlottetown by this. v. morning's western train.

Messrs. Jnnios Devine, Hunter Riv-

er and Louis MacLeod, were _ pus- songerswostward by the express this mornin having spent the week end

h. Each

55 5_ myself, wife and children. 'My eldest 9| a bo had ready pierced to string at Elfl SWG!! YGHFS. had lJl’0IJCl1ll2lS, BD M ~ I-‘°“ls M°L°°d °! Fmdermton ‘ ,a

Mr. Russel Nicholson, Hunter Riv-` S p

3; er, was a. passenger west to Summer-

J ust fresh from

La Belle France

It‘s a satisfaction to know

when you order CASTILE SOAP that you are geitlng the genuine pure article. We have it It's the pure article -you make no mistake by ordering it from us_

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore.

. A. F te , Central Drugstore, un

~ I ' Gt. George and Kent Sis.. _ _ side_°° r

nanny alla (l0n‘ent-“sl .canon union

P' I ‘ C ‘llilll»ofiHi¢k "i Briplrt snnnia be on your f=b1'=_'

e insnbeliind a pe

~S'l'EWilRT`S

_ cnfsnniingiloanni-in _ _ .nod-yi » ni ‘f _ii 1--~‘ n»._~,1f»=_\.»_~ri‘1»1

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is manufactured from onli UN best Virginia leaftne Aroma

_sl‘il|\l_l__ ° pieasantbecsues tliis't:b:c\; A _ -

We keep the Quality up

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ll; -H a to ' X49 G* Geo st. AddfCSS-..-town..-....-0....-;»;,¢-0-eoauvoesoepcse

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_ . _ Q ._ f i i l ~_ ` content’ i ' i ~ n.‘..."ati.*:i ¢l'.‘:.:‘::‘.fi‘°°“_...»» _ ...._f.~'..:.

O 1- hot water bottles-are

made of the very best quality of rubber and are far stronger, more durable and satisfactory than the common kind. The

better grades are guaranteed for two years an upwards

epending' upon quality and pre; range from $1.75 np- . at .

Money for Charlottetown

' At present we are employing nearly loo men and these have almoat zoo others

9,.. .

dependent upon them-approximately 2 I-2 p. c. of the entire population depends on

this industry for its livelihood

e wa e and sal ai' list for the past year has been $45,000

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ned by the company in the rsnc_!x2_"'

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don sales. There is another fox ow'-_,fl

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ni the London sales. 2541-ii'-vilisi. - ,

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r l18S l'°l5“l`l10d h°m° from 3 "mit 'L0 edies. 'Iherc are 365 of these stand- 9--_X--*_* _ is t Wlilk. Ont- nrd family preparations-non-secret ' ' i

home remedies- the formula of each fégl i

Mr. Harold McLean of Hunter Riv- and every ¢,,|~t1n1e,la plainly written , . ‘

d GY- Sllent sunday at his h°m° in on the label. Rexall remedies are t Crapnnd.-II. gold ,with the distinct understanding

popularity to the fact th t it o i- -r'-" __ _ `

a P B f Miss Annie McLean of North Wilt- p-gpm _ _ 'H

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'rn y ° ' _ . _ _ The snicessful flotation of this present issue oi 'l`reaeu_ry Stock will mean

li d ith increased business employ a suiiicient force of skilled ,-

that we can go a ea W 1 workmen to handle the present over flow of business.

city is already proud.

A few Facts worth Considering

We can save approximately $4,0Q0 4

year on interests and discounts with saili- clent financial backing.

_ Business increase for the past three

_ .years amounted to $65~,g5o._ _

There is sufficient usiness in sight

'to warrant a greatly increased force of

workmer. .

worth I2r.3 p. c

Bruce Stewart £5’ Company, Limited

Terms of contract are 25.11. fc, on up 5 _ __

plication, 25 p. c. December ‘r 5th and ~i i`

50 p. c. January Ist. _ -

Your money behind this enterprise will mean more employed men in town, f' A

more money distributed in Charlottetown and an increased industry otfwhich the

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' l Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E. Island

' \ Please send nie by return mall a copy of your

Prospectus and stock application form.

l NB`m¢.»».¢¢»~»¢...».»..~.¢»»~¢.~»»» hon-us new-so-one

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350 Shares Offer- .j

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ed at par, $1 00 » r _ ;_,_,_,;_

35o shores of ,Treasury "Stock are 2;,-3

now offered for sale at par, '$100 };__`; i_ :gb although from our records, under incredl- j`» ..»‘¢_§l‘.;

ed capitalization, this issue is really 121?

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