~ .

_ _

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX ' sraausa _ '

- _ Rappahannock Nov. 15th

Nov. 6th Shenandoah Nov. 27th Nov. s0th Kanawha Dec. lllh From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via Nfld. Via Ntid.

Oct. 30th. Lexington

Nov. Sth Durango Nov. 25th Nov. 20th Tabasco Dec. 7th

Above salllnga are not guaranteed and

are aubiect to change without notice.

NOVEMBER ' 15 1913

_.I - _ __ 1 . _ -_ ---_-. -THE Ci-iARL0'r'rE'rowN cu ARDIAN _ _ ; PAGE SEVEN --

table to the fair

1 Estab. 1868 Jewellers. Enaravers etc

fe -

Solitaire Engagement

Rings

' -You will find 1 ’ _ GAGEMENT RINGoSna csl;iI:td0aIlidofinli:e§. esting one. Diamond solitaires areas ac.

gfher time. ‘~

Many n_ew rings in the newest and

latest of settings have been recently added to our collection, so that our stock up to date presents as fine a range as the most enthusiastic lover could wish for.

W. W. Wellner 0

sex now as at any

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Now for ‘Xmas _“"1 3:5 il‘.r.‘.’:2¥".2.i°:‘..

Photos

All styles of finish are shown, sepia

buf! black and white, lIfe~sized hand finished protraits in India ink and the popular band-painted work in natural colors.

Call in today and sec some of the

styles.

The Cook Studio

l2f§i'I.“.3l_""1 " ' " ‘ _ |

A Personal Thought The Spirit of the Giving

Determines the value of the gift.

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EXCTRSION RATES Vancouver &Victoria,B.C. SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGLES, Cal. On Sale daily to November 30th Good .to Return until 1 December 3lst

’ $122.80

From Charlottetown (Via Point du Chene) 0

Good Going and Returning direct. Gring via Chicago.Returnin%vla_ Vancouve

or vice versa, $l1.50 a ditional. AUTUMN-----The Time Io See the CANADIAN ROCKIFS at their Best

W B uowARD.I§1;a GPR st Jann

men E- Uolhbmlnue alulcsmond Slree

W. ..»..:1.» _'

Fumsss.Withy & Co. Ltd.

| - -“°“f°X» N~S- P JAS. CARRAGHER, L7- _ _

‘_ - Charlottetown. Agent- _ ~ For vacahon

3"~'-‘- ‘~' ‘ f w|oN'oAv Ano rnunso/lv

.. .......»- »

_ in- ni-sand y

Children s _and_

Misses’ Shoes

Children require shoes

that give their feet room for growth. We know how to fit them properly.

__;____ _ _ 4

_I1 I

, _ _ , 1

‘\_ _- _

Our stock is very com-

plete. We have selected carefully and with your needs in mind. '

Alley & Co.

. li

,_ c of ii. sic sour, upset stomach

1 itll V in-|

Tlms Tabla. Rocky Point Parry. 8. 8. Hillsboro. Leave Ch'town Leave Rock! Point- 7.30 a. m. 8-00 -lm- B.30 a..m. 9.00 a.m. 9.00 s.m. 10.00 \-m- |,1_00 mm. ' 11.80 s.m.

80 p.m. ' l.00 p.m.

p.m. ' 3.00 p.m.

.°E»=9°!°!" *°ss

as as

19.4 . . - D-m 2.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 4-30 DJI- On Thursday the 3.30 trip will be

omitted.

M. MURPHY. Managers

p,m, 4.00 p.m. p, m_ 4.50 0 a.m. IUNDAY ._ .m. 5 D m v

PLANT ENE

noon. From Boston every

a ply to

'arf

and ticld the

bglthertdirectlg' or

TRY Us urngglst hands you your ‘nancy _ba

lt's worth its weight in gold to men

and women who f~an‘t l' t their B101-'ll

_ achs regulated. lt belugs in your

ome-should always be kept hund

S. S. HALIFAX from Char- X. E. Fleming, 'r. F.a P.A., si. John

lottetown every Friday at N°‘" °"""""'°"-

sd I Q O

Til-gor ayfdfrliletioninformauon Canadian Mail Steamer

. I »'-- ' - ° . V to Mc. per lb. Washed rejection

he (hurry otted chaily, etc) 83 to 35s. lpb,

' .' _ ~ | C , .

Uuwmed fleece w->°1=»w <w»mv so valusos li cami... 0. .....»..¢ ei..

SUMMERBIDE MARKET

Butter (dairy) lb.

Butter, (creamery) ~lb.

Buckwheat per ton

Calfslrins lb. Eggs per doz.

13c.

Hides per lb 14c. Oats (black)_ per bus. Oats (white) per bus. Oatmeal per 100 lbs.

Potatoes bus.

Pork (organs left in) 7%-10

Straw (pressed) per ton

Turnlps per bus. '

heat er bus 1-

$3.

20c.

ill IWE MWIUTES! llll llilllifillllii. EIS UH

SIN" REACHE8 THE STOM- MACH ALL DISTRES8 GOES.

erucate sour, undigested food and acid tongue coated your insides

Diapepsln' comes in contact with th stomach all such distress vanishes It’s truly astonishing-almost marvel our, and the joy is its harmlessness

A large fifty cent case of Pape's Dia. epsln will give you a hundred dol

D lars’ worth of .satisfaction or Y0\1\‘

in ass k. during the day or night lt's the quickest regulator in the world

Eastern S S I.m

International Line

INTERNATIONAL LINE Steamship Calvin Austin, and Gov ernor Cobb.

Leave St John, Mon, Wed an Friday at 9 a m for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston Return, leave Central Wharf Boston, Mon, Wed and Fri. at 9 a m

"Really does" put bad stomach order--“really does" overcome indi-

gestion, dyspepsia, gas. heartbu

_ ' in-

I I . . CS

. . .. d

MAINE STEAMSI-IIP LINE STEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND

NORTH STAR. Reduced fares in eitect $8.00 to NEW YORK

Reduced Stateroom Prices.

- Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, Tues., Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.00 p. ni.

City Ticket Oillce. 47 Kliis Street. A C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.

“nn‘sii"

Leaves lntercolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton. Nova Bootie,

each woot. 'on arrival of the morn-

exprsss from Halifax (about

or Sparta ll. Island. and

awnttrtlls ot tho altar- train ottotnwnf

as tol-

E550 Ei;

`""""""5"""""'""'""'"""' _ to 34c_

_ _s|1~ pAy5 to buy in thu p|.°“n°.'~ __.. NB ¢¢N-|- d it 1 _ BEEFHIDES are in fair supply, a 'T can ---‘ - ‘ isertiog-for advertplghgmln tllls coll- gf:;‘_5B°':’“l‘_"b°l:h;"~ ““°h““g°2 11§"°°°- m°°‘1'- .. . non was -1 ow-ai _ t _ “ ° ef BS Brew H °~ lwf

Representative in Montaguse. su “mn ' can mullfcfmpuy °"d_°' lb. Country Hides. nat. cured. 17

1 _,___ » ___,N°T|cE___The Annual Mamas 180. per lb. Part cured,'16 to 10% _ ..°o. F. 'risnusv is Guardian is at nie sutlnn-land silver alrcirrox W' "’- - ' Dresentativo in Bouris. Mllltf. Co. Ltd.. will be held at Montague, on CALFS-Kms are 1” “°"“°'l “"1"”

' th nm d nothing special in this article. C

'f:1“'°g_°;yw°°h°ur °:y2°t°.§f:,1§‘mb%' skins green, nat 150 per lb Count

5. . . ' ' '

ARK" N" screw _ re . _ , cured. 18 to 10c. per lb. Part cured.

, P A B ryT38;9_‘H?f2m6i_‘to 18c. peitlb. according to conditi

fplgd :easel ‘Deacons or Bob C

_ _ci-lanaorrsrown manner °' ° ' °"° ‘

. .(Correctsd on Tuesdays and Fl-iday)` ._ D1;I(:§g,EH;2,?:,, axe °g:,:g:{,£1° 51"; . .

»;Butter, (oreamery)‘- lb 32-84 ‘ _ _ _ ~ _ _ take oft. $4.00 to $4.50. Country tal; PACIFIC 8. 8. SERVICE.

MONTREAL, November 12.- The

ed return to normal conditions on the ny Pacific Ocean is indicated in the of- ¢0 iicisl announcement issued by the r. Canadian Pacific Railway Company

today, which states that its liners,

my Empress of Asia, Empress of Russia r. and used by the British Admiralty as k_, Empress of Japan which have been to cruisers since the war broke out. have 1,; been realized and are being re-

iltted for regular passenger amd

in freight business at Hong Kong. They 33 will reenter the commercial service

between Vancouver, Japan, China by

re and Manllla at an early date.

Butter. (Tub) lb. 25 -A off N°_

gggaiédozentau) 10-3 _ to ‘moi sa.'15 to $4.25. No. _2 sz.

° - 1° ' ‘ NOV. 10. si-lnnvsxlus are being market

gigg-81016 * 10;/3 WHEAT: At Toronto wheat is sell- freely at unchanged prices. C

_ chicks” - 1z_M ing on the street at 98c per bushel an Lambskins and Shearlings $1.00

Ha ( rf" éd) to 1 13 advance of Sc in the week. On Sat- $1.75. Country Lambskins and Shea

su; P( 9 d :I 3 2-3 urday and Sunday 3,305 cars of wheat lings 65c. to $1.40,

Tun? sD(1`s\:5§ g 011 _ $6-50 wem inspected at'Winnipeg .as com- TALLOW ls quiet, only the bet Potatges Rgde )(b é? pared with 504 fora year ago. No. 1 grades being in demand. City rende Potatoes' Bm: 0:15- sg Northern sold at $1.01. Oats are up ed solid in barrels, 6. Country stoc oats wine 0;” 115-) a cent on the street at Toronto, where 501111 in 1JHl‘l‘01B» N0- 1 6C- N0- 2 5% 0 t . bl k UB) 42-44 they now bring from 41.; to 45¢ per 5%. Cake No. 1. 6% to 7c. No. Z 5

B5 2' 5° (M9) 44 bushel. Ontario oats are worth 3Bc t0 6°-

‘cgfrg-uibhgg ) 43 to asc for N0. 3 at local points; and HORSE HAIR is unchanged and Wool li) 5' 4 Manitoba oats all, rail, 46;; 9,-5 Bay fair supply. Farmer pedlar stock

P 'i ' lb _ 5° ports for No. 2. 1° 35°~ Del' TD-

G""“ l’°~ - _ -01 Mlnnrnsn: There is very limo OLD RUBBERS. JUNK. ETC.. a Df_°§_° (P°"l}°° '1 51-30°-$1-75 change in i-lie price oi Mllllssas. Bran easy- and in good supply. Rubber H15! B (Bac ) 60-80 |s “mug at 321; Shorts at ;23_ and Boots & Shoes according to trim

°° _14-15 ivllaalings si $20. io sso. 'per ron in. 1° tc. Auto mes 3 to sc. Bicycle tires

cludmg bag; 2 to 3c. Lead. heavy 3% to 41/§c. T BALED HAY: At Montreal sales L°“‘1 3 t° 4%- BNHS- heavy 'I to

24-260- of No. 1 hay were made at $19; extra ‘Light 5 1° 7°~ C°PP°"- 1101"? 10 10 12 31-azc. good N0. z hay at s1s.50, and N0. 3 U51” 3 1° 10°- Zim 6 1° 8°- 'l5-90<=- my at $15.50 to $10.50 pei- ton at the DEERSKINS “fe °°m1“s 1° mark

track. Deliveries of hay on the in g°°d supply' Green de" skins 7-

street at Toronto yesterday were

29c.

$10-$13 _ .9-.10 ;::":;.°°.':;:.1’.T.L';‘§.:“:..n.z.2;“:.§& C'V'L WAR VETERAN

general situation through mos't of the

man in the producing end of his work, no matter what his situation has been with regard to crops." At Montreal prices are as follows; finest white cheese 16% to 17c per lb.; finest east- ern cheese 161,§c to 16%c; under.. grades 15c to 151/ic. “ BUTTER: Montreal's butter has declined a point or so during the week, since the exports "prop" has been removed from the market. This week’s Montreal quotations are as follows; finest creamery 320 to 32%c Der lb; fine cl"ealne'ry 3ly§c to 31%c, and dairy butter 26c to 27c. _ SHEEP: The stronger feeling which characterized the Mont;-93,1 market for sheep and lambs last week was more pronounced on Monday, and prices scored a further advance of 25c per cwt., which was due to the small. er supplies coming forward. Sales of Ontario lambs were made In round IOIB 85 $8.75 I0 59., lllld Quebec gtqck B1 $3-25 10 $3-50. while owe sheep 901° BS 111Sh as $6. per cwii.

HOGS: The tone of the Montreal

market for hogs continues easy, and prices showed a decline on Monday of 10c to 15c per cwt., as compared with a week ago. Fair demand from packers. and sales of selected lots were made at $9.15 to $9.25 per dwg, off cars. _ »-|A|.l.AMs wEsi<|.v ___

MARKET REPORT

` HIDE8. SKINS. WOOL, JUNK

Toronto. Canada.

._ Nov. 10th, 1915

WOOL is unchanged, .only small

quantities are now coming to market, Washed fleece wool as to quality 40

nm ‘$165-‘_:~ gfgagasfg §;’}1io:‘v’;\: §3)1l§;`rD:‘1;1": Tells How to Retard the lnflrmltles

. f Old A

455% thy sis io sis., and clover hay $12. to ° 9°

$14 per ton. nl 77

53°- Porivrons: The following is “’“ "em °“1' “"1 '°"

’/a quoted from the weekly sun of ro- _““,`."eA"§{”1‘_§’{1s_f";2‘,‘;,f"vv(_f_; wif

ronto; “Delaware potatoes are still emu I 'sunéred from a general f

i i t T t k tl '

W D _ 3 ‘L20 §’§‘1”“§n:1ns‘:vg‘;' a‘;’(`l°Tnf’e“:)‘;';“;‘r 8133 nervous breakdown and would have wool per m_ 25_40c_ _ such weak dizzy spells I would have

that the Ontario stock. The imported to go to bed for a day at B time when

"H 01168 “fe WON" $145 Def bas at the visiting friends in Bradford ' ohio

car. Toronto. and £119 011111110 P01310' an old doctor recommended'that es $1-15 D01' MK- 011 Simlffllly 1”-B1 try Vlnol. That very day I bought a. on the local farmers’ markets through- heme and continued to take it reg.,

out Ontario potatoes sold as follows; la;-1y_ 1; has done me a world Belleville 80c to 85c per bushel; Ber- good, built me up so I feel stronger 10 00 lin $1.00; Cobourg 85c to 900; King- in every way_ and have gone bac `

ston 905 to $1.00; Woodstock $1.00 per torwork again. and I want to rsgom..

11051191- mend Vlnol to any old comrade

‘ Montreal potato market advanced aged person who needs strength

I another 5c per bag, and Green Moun-lit is a grand medicine," w_ H_

‘ -~ ` $11251 ri:»l';¥a?_€11)1:l5 H! $1-00 t0 $1.15 per .Bo1p;lers, Steubenville, Ohio.

5- Vi l

THE MOMENT “PAPE'8 DIAPEP- CHEESE:- The Weekly Sun has to old llggdlglis blli?:li.uisEe lf) bghllilfiiiilrl .

the following in regard to the Cheese (the very elements needed to replace

sl'tua.tion: "Cheese is very high this declining strength with renewed vig- .

week on the local boards, though the Or. viz.: the medicinal elements of season for fresh cheese is almost fresh cod livers. without oil. Dcpton-

in past, and it was impossible toward ate of iron, beef peptone and ll mild

the close of the week to get it on the 101110 Wine-

pn local ,boards i'or_less than 17c per lb. We ask every aged person in Char-

and sourness in five minutes-that GUIHIS are quoting it half a cent a- 1°lf€l0Wl1 and S0\1ris to try Vlnol

just um1____makes papa-9 Diapepgln bove the past several weeks, selling irmiil' 01191' 10 1'9¢U\'l1 their IHOHBY If it

the largest selling stomach regulator 111 '1`0I`0“10 at 17% D01' lb- 101' 1Hl'§€. 5' 5 to create Strength-

alf vailing

low prices .

s.‘ sc. it mint ary nesrslllm is to 100.

to FUR8 _ C- The outlook for raw furs is very

promising. the prices will undoubtedly

y. be higher than last year, and from the ity number of injuiries it looks as though ry the catch will be large, many will 17 trap this year who did not set out a on trap last season owing to the pre-

” c. P n ro assume

sense” geese?

use of ‘Fruit-o-tivs'

~'l`raIns Outward ltead Down

Noon A.M. Atlantic Standard Time

12.00 7.35 1.20 2.10 2.55 3.30

co§°§°5'° ' ow Sf-°isao

Dep.

Arr.

A.M 11.40 10.30 9.59 9.27 9.00

Charlottetown Arr. Hunter River Emerald J ct.

Kensington ’ - Summer side Dep.

A . _ 0 . ______‘ _

fair quantities. prices ruling from ii

nd to 100. per pound according to the ds- . _ _ -. ~ - -

A "nel _ _

Prolrlnll lIultliui_ iitililill to lilalill in “Hill-i-Ilia."

Ballina., N.IB., July Nth, 1914.

_ “I hadcrlnk o/hrdynitin March.

andthisloftlpaunalllotowslkorhslp. myself and." the Qsasiipatlon was terrible. Finally, I took ‘Fruit-a-tives' forthe Con.¢¢i')o!|`0l. This fruit medicine gradually toned up the nerves and adually nlieod Ikcfofllyrix. By the

I row stronger

untilallthe palsy left mo. Iam now well and attend my store every day." _ ALVA PHILLIPS. Fruit juioelsnaturvaownremedyand ‘rniirsuvw is made nom miie julia.

50o. sbox, Gfor $2.50, trial size 250. At dealers or sont on receipt of prloe

Fruit-s~tivss United. Ottawa.

5 . Pi

si? Canadian Government Railways 'V I I

°' Prince Edward Island Railway

et 10 TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th. 1915

Trains Inward Read Up

P.M. P.M.

10.50 9.52 9.21 8.55 830

FP5? 3533.3

5.45 5.02 430

wi-ua !"!".°;°°° ‘crossin- :nw-zona

RM. 12.10 1.42 3.10 4.22 5.20

Dep.

Arr.

AJI. 8.45 7.48 7.04 5.19 5.45

Bummeraide Arr. Port Hill 0’Lssry Albertou Tignisli DSD-

P.l. 5.30 4.00

2.40 1.85

12.30 0

°f 9.25

H93” S2!!

Dep. Arr.

A.M.

Emerald Jet. Arr. Cape Traverse DSD-

s»s=f° 25:5

5'9" oo ¢C*

lr .

PM.

Ori 3.00 forl i.l0

4.ss

4.57 6.00

A.H. 0.50 8.40 0.17

9.46 11.15

Dep.

Arr.

#Sees ESSSS

Charlottetown

Mt. Stewart

Morell

St. Peters Sourls Dell-

lmimllhi'

s.4s 4.10 3.21 ass 1.so

7.10

Aff.

Elmira Dell- 5-25

4.20 5.09 5.30 6.05

i-»i-I !".°f‘.°° enamo- ummm

Dep.

Arr.

8.20

Mt. Stewart Arr.

7.26

Cardigan Montague 7-04 Georgetown Doll- 3-30

3.55 2.48 2.20 1.30

OII'

in the worm If you eat gg,-ments with twins at 17%,c and triplets at E- A- F0Btel‘. Central Drugstore, to stubborn lumps, you belch gas and 130 Der lb. Thus the season winds up Cha"1°l1€10W1\-

with strength in keeping with the H~ J~ MHDOII. druS818t. Sourls.

Sat. Daily only ox. Sat.

& Sun.

3.10 3.10 4.25 4.57 5.55 7.00

Dep.

Arr.

Dsl1Y

Bat.

BX. SBD. Only

& Bun.

Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 Vernon River 8-23 Murray Harbor Dell. 3-30

.-wx# Sf;-‘$-

fllled with bile and indigestible time since it opened with sensational ' '_ '_-“"="*"" -T '- wnste, remember the moment Pape’.s Prices. Truly the past-summer has

e been a favorable one for the dairy- '-

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WHAT CANADA PAYS

SOLDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, ICONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT ' PROVISION FOR WIVES, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada is determined that her sons shall- be as well paid and their families as well

cared for, as a grateful and wealthy country can afford. The scale of pay for Overseas Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are on a more liberal

Days _

There is nothing that

we could suggest to add more pleasure on your holiday than a Kodak- they are light, com t, efficient and dependhalfle in the fullest sense of

- the word. We ~ a

complete stock of I2od'- aks, Films and all sup-

plies. ¥1Ve ham dgvelop. ing an pnn eport-

- ment which is_equipped

up-to date. Prices satis- - factory. Mail your next film to

Pslnooardflolanil

A I V " " I¢-ns. -f ~~-i- -ws-svvz-=»/fs

;\m¢\¢»»nsm

basis than those of any other country engagedin the war. _

0 ~ SCALE OF PAY

Field Separation

RANK Pay Allowance Allowance

per day por day per month

8ergeants...... .. . . . .... .. '$1.95 $0-15 325-00 Corporals . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1.10 .10 20.00 Prlvats, Buplers, Drummers etc..... . . . . . ... .1.00 .10 20.00

The men are, of course, fed and clothed by the Government.

The Separation Allowance is the sum paid by the Government to the wife of each

enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if the son is unmarried and is her sole support.

This is in addition to part of his pay which is reserved for her.

One-half of a sblidcr’s pay is withheld by the Government and paid to his depend-

ents. This ensures that at least $35.00 per month is paid by the Government t0 the Wife

of each soldier.

THE PATROTIC FUND

The Patriotic Fund has been created to assist those _dependents of a soldier who

need more help than the Government gives. F10!" 11115 Flilld 1110 10110”/1118 S“m5 are Paid

if the' need exists :-

Wives .... .......... ........

From $6.00 to $10.00 per month

Children of wldowera .. Mothers of unmarried men....

Children of married mon according to ape and

number In farniIly......

Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay regular visits to families of men on Over-

$1.50 to $8.00 saoh psr month

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case of need.

- Many employers have pledged themselves to give preference to retumed soldiers when

engaging men. -

The Canadian scale of pensions range for private soldier, from $75.00 per year for _t:er- _

tain minor injuries to‘$264.oo for total disability. In case of death $e2.oo a month is paid‘ I to the widow, and $5.00 a month for each child. A widowed motherwhose son was her whole

support receives $22.00 a month. _ __ ‘

nmmnoNs”‘“i

CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT

Age-18 to 45 years. Height-5 feet 2 inches minimum

t How ro ENi.is'r _ .

Apply to CAPTAIN CAMPBELL or to an rec 'ting oili MAJOR

LEIGH, CAPTAIN COOK, LIEUTENANT or

mation to -

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