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SUGGESTIONS

I 'I-.el-f f CHRISTMAS-the

' IL. - 4 Season means _a great deal to us all-busl ' lg"

:__-_ particularly is it appreciated by the young- _LI

---‘ er Polk. .

_ Remembering the little ones, is after allthe chief JOY- At our store yo_u will find a surprising number of suggestions for gifts that may become moments of

childhood days-

choice-

Napkin Rings.

i W. W. Wellner

Fstab. 1868. The Leading Jewellers. '

If your mind is not quite made up possibly these few

suggestions may be of some assistance in making your

_ _ Baby Spoons, Silver Mugs, Baby Sets, Teething Rings, Neck Chains. Braceletts, Set Rings, Dress Pins,

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Have Your Xmas

PIIOIO And you are

assured of

Taken satisfaction

At Cook's 'Studio

HAVE YOUR PHOTO MADE TO-DAY

While there is Still time

to_send them to your friends away for Xmas

BAYER Photo Studio Telephone 192-J. For Appointment

Gel Your

1 Money’s Worth

You will ami ihepici- tiest and best selected ‘ stock in Charlottetown ‘- at our store. .But the i real Surprise will be the modest prices. No G shoddy goods find a place in this stock. Our shoes are all good Shoes. We may not always be the cheapest but we certainly are the cliezipcst for the

Best.

I J. H. BELL ‘

130 Great George St.

rs .I ly siillrii as

We insist on your dxnmlniiig the qual-

it of fuel that slides down _v0“l‘ Chilli! Pllanty of dust slug and kliiikers means money thrown away.

If you want to

Save Money on Coal

our yard will help you. Clean bright oosl at the right price. _

Phone 1 1 1

B. Lyons 8i Iii Coal Coal

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Ag the cold weather is ap

preaching you should see to it that you_ have 2. E°9d 5t°°k °I coal laid in for the winter. I t

We have a SUPPIY Of excel el; uality of coal now on hand. Sill gble for Domestic and steam. PP" poses, and have cars0¢S amving aligiéigt daily by Steam” an sc tiers. ' . The Schooner “Gladys

den” is now on Way '0 h .te York with a Ca\'BQ Of Ant 'FC' Coal If you require “ny I‘.‘“dlV sendus your order and Satisfact ory delivery will b¢.m“ft°|0;‘;'; vessel while discharlzlns

possible prices.

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Your Hockey Boots Are Here

We are showing a

splendid line of th e famous Invictus Hockey Boots which are without adoubt the best on the Canadian market. They are used with perfect satis- faction by professional hockey players and others

who appreciate comforb fit and duribility.

The lnvictus Hockey

Boots are made by expert workmen from the high- est quality, careful sel- ected rnulc hide leather in all the popular Sizes from 5 1-2 to 10.

The price of the [Invic-

t_Iis Hockey Boots is a little more than the ordi- nary, but they are worth every~cent of $5.00 per pair.

-ALLEY & CO. A

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135 Queen Street. I I

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Charlottetown Sleaii; Navigalloii_Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown--Piotou Service CHANGE OF TIME

Conimericiiig Monday the 2nd of

November the S. S. “Nortliumberla.nd" will leave the Compaiiy's Whnrf dnlly except Sunday, nt 7.30 o'clock u. ni. lteturiiiiig will leave Pictou about 1

o'cloek p. rn.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

Oct. 29, 1914.

PLANT LINE

The S. S. “Halifax” sails

from Charlottetown for Bos- ton via Hawkesbury and Hali- fax eveiy Friday at noon For further information apply

t 0 J AS. CARRAGHER,

Agent Charlottetown

I ’ANAn|AN

‘PQCI FIC DIRECT ROUTE

MARITIME PROVINCES T0 MONTREAL

->-“THE CANADIAN," MONTREAL TO CHICAGO.

THE ' ~iiirEiuAi. iiiviniaii" I

Unexcelleil Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.|’.R. St. John, N. B.

` GEO. WALLER.

Famous Transcontinental Exnrefn X.

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..*IT PAYS b in this P vi .

..*T. GORDON. IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague.

-..'“THE MORNING Guardian can

be obtained in Sourls at M. A. Pec- quet's. '

..*THE FUNERAL of the inte Mrs.

James McDonald ol Bear River, took place to St. Margaret's Cemeinery on Friday, November 20th and was large- ly attended. Rev. Father McPherson performed the last solemn rites.-*

. .*0VERSEA8 VOLUNTEERS,there

left Montague on Mondny’s afternoon train for the overseas service, three of Montague's gallant youths, George Lemon, son of William and Mrs. Lem- on, Homer Campbell. son of Josiah and Mrs. Campbell, and Neil Kennedy, son of Mrs. Duncan Kennedy. They were given ii grand send off, amid cheering, whistles blowing and etc. The citizens of Montague subscribed a liberal purse of money, which was presented to the boys ut the station. -B.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Mr. John J. idcbonaild oi' uifsi'

River was in St. Peter"s Saturday. _.iii

..*Mr. Daniel Mcisnac of Bear River

left last week for Boston, where he will in future make his home.-*

..*Mr. James W. McDonald, of

(‘lear Spring, was to Sourls, Saturday on a business trip.--"‘

four. A. e. McPhee. Si. Mar-

gurets, was among those visiting Souris, on ,Wednesday-*

..'Mr. Peter Gallant, Souris. Line

ltoad, was i1 passenger to Sniiris on "l`ii<-sday evening.-"

..'Mr. Brander, representing the

Oxford Woollen Mills, Oxford, N. S., was in Montague on Tiiesrluy, in the interests of his firm.-13. '

..*Mr. Joseph O. llanley oi` El-

mira, left recently for Maine, where lie has secured cmplnymeni for the winter.-*

.."Mr. Temple Chcverie was xi pas-

senger to New Zealand on Saturday iifternoon, returning i'rom a business trip in Souris.»-“‘

' ..*Mr. Jerome Gallant. Bear River. left on Friday for Sunnybrae, N. S.. where he has secured employment with a. large luniberlng concern.-*

..*Mr. Everett Rhude, who has been

visiting in Montague for the liist few weeks the guest of his sister Mrs. T. G. lves, left for Halifax, by the S. S. Enterprise, Monday morning.-li.

..*Mr. John VV. McPhee und his

motlior, Mrs. Herman McPhee oi' (ilonr Springs, crossed from Snmiiicr- side on the express lust week oii route to Boston, where they will ro- side'in future.-*

..°Mr. and Mrs. John (). lliinley of

Bear River, were pusiieiigers to Char- lottetown lust week en route to Bos- ton, where tliey will in future reside. Mr.and Mrs. 0. lliiiiicy will be greatly niissod by their many friends nt lli-nr lliver.`-*

..”Mr. Alex. Montgomery, St.

Mnrgnrms, returned home on Satur- day from Dorchester, N. S.. Wllere IN* liiis been employed for the pa:-it ft-w inoiitlis. I-le caino to Snuris on Sat- urday reliiriiiiig to llenr ltivor hy the iiflcriiorri train.-"

Ladies fancy Sample Coats rri_ealc

at Paton'e. ii'i`55-12:.iiiIlil'}1i

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Photography

A Solution oflinias Problems

Don’t forget that a dozen Photographs will solve

TWELVE Gift Problems

The Acorn Studio souiiis

Pictures framed while you wait

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Time Table S. S.Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY Leave Ch"l‘own. 'Leave ltocky P.l

7.30

8.30 A. M.

9.30 " 11.00 "

1.30 P. M.

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LONDON ` LONDON

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Rappahlnnock

Shenandoah

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Dec. 5 Rappahannock Dec 26

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Queen Wllhelminn Nov. 28

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Fumzsvvlthv 6| Co,Ltd. Halifax.

Dec. ls

, 'accounttor 1914. Most of these com-

visited in the course of a few days:

.. ONE CENT per word each lri

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

..*TURKEY AND GEESE for sale

niamoth Bronze Turkeys, African and Lolouse Geese, ull bred from import-

ed prlze wiilwlng stock. Apply to David Reid, ontague, P. E. l., l`t. ll. N0. 3, Box 9. 6785-12-4M1i.

...°HAlR DRESSING.-Miss Lena

Somers, is at the (iominereial I-lotel, Montague, for ii few weeks, and is prepared to do all kinds 'of hair dress- ing. Ladies having comblngs, would do well to have them made up nt once. Faded hair goods dyed. '

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..*SOUR|S IT-EMS.-Mrs. Dcaglc,

saleslady for J. J. Hughes & Co., was a passenger to Elmira on Tuesrlay ev- ening.-Mr. William McDonald wasa. passenger from Souris on Tuesday afternoon.-Mr. George Mullnlly of Gowan Brac spent Sunday in Morell, visiting friends.-Mr. Angus R. Mc- Cormack of Monticello, was it passeng- er to Sourls by the express Friday ev- ening and returned to Souris on Sat- urday afternoon.--Mr. Joseph Donc- ette of' New Acadia was a passeng- er to Souris by the express Tuesday evening.-Mr. J. J. Jingles, M. P., was ii pusenger returniizi; to Souris on Tuna-_iiiy evening.-*

..*EXAMlNATi0N-Tlie fuiliiwiiig is

the standing of Albion Cross School for the niontli of November: Grade VII-1, Sarah Matlieson; 2, Priscilla Matheson; 3, Leona Swallow. Grade VI-1, Frederic Matheson; Grade \'-- 1, May Matheson; 2, Katie Matheson; 3, John Canipbell; Grade lV--1, Stew- nrt MacDonald; Grade lll-Oswald Swallow; 2, John Matheson; Grade ll. -1, Wilfrid Matheson; 2, Knteriiie Matheson; Il. Fulton Swallow. Attend- ance-Priscilla Matheson, Stewart MacDonald, ' William MacDonald, Wil- frid Matheson, ilugli MacLean, Mabel Matheson. Grade l.-1, Mabel i\laihi>- Son. Margaret A. i~`r:incis, teacher.

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IDX DIVIDENDS PAID

The following :s 1. dsl: of com-

panies which have pnid dividends on

panles expect to pay additional divid- end later: Spring Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .10 Prince Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .10

(More soon)

Rayner international . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Deciared 40, paid 20 R. J. McNeill Co....caah 50, stock 50

later.

Rayner Stonehurst Silver

Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .paid 200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow

Fox Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... paid 20

B. l. ltayner, West Gore,

N. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...paid 105

Blacli. Prince Fox Cm........paid 50 General Fur Farina, Ltd . . . ...paid 12

(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)

Mount Edward . . . . . . . . . . . ...paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor . . . . . . . . . ._.cash 30

(More soon)

Upton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...eash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver &

Patch Co. . . . ...easii, 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...cash, 15

(Added three pairs)

Crapaud Fox Company . . . ...ciIsli, 40

Willow ilill Fox (fo. 35 per cent cash New London Fox and rnrni liiuids,

Lid., 200 ner cent. cash, and inure later. Royal 110 Diindas.... .,300 cash niiil 200 stonli Seal River Black l"ox (Io. lli (Also 8 pups added to raiii-.li.l Diamond Rogerslhiton .. .. .. ...io (More lu.tcr.l

The l¢‘i'ei-ilund Silver Black Fox Co.,

Ltd., has paid u dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid it 30 per cent. cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will he paid nfter the general meeting on Dec. 8. Regal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.16 Pure (fuiiudiuii Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.

more inter. Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent. cash, with more to follow later. Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash . . . ...15

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co. . . . .........25 Peerless

(and balance after January lst.)

The Salvation Army

Coming. Observe thedates inlater issues of this paper

interesting illustrated

Lantern Service ENTITLED

War Serial

A GLIMPSE OF TWO ARMIES IN ACTION

Also a touching illustrated Story of Military Life during War entitled .

“ Saved by _His Bible ”

- Speaker Capt. MacSwain

Who spent _eight years in the

Britis Navy _

The following places will be

Rocky Print, Tuesday, Dec. lst Heartz Hall,

York,

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ago l was stricken down by ii very severe attack of brim. chltis. l could hardly breathe, -in fact was in such ii Serie-us condition iliac the doctor said there was przxctically nu hope of recovery. Pl-`.i’s were ud- vised. ltricd tlicrri and could feel an imp ovc-ni;-iit uln'io:it at once. li_'onIinucd :siiig Pl-IPS and in u short limi; my brun- chitis was u tlzizig of the past."

PERS nrt- :'oi_:ctiiiiig iiiiiroly

diifi-i'<-iii. Uruiilv.-c:'<\lzi:l.i‘;. cough rnixtiires, syi'u_n.~, i-tc., they do not 1-tteiiipt lo i-iiro :iii ailment of the iliront, cliest. or li;:ii;.~, by going to the slunizicli! l’I~Il’S go to the lun;,s and bi-izitliiiig, pus- Sngi-:= diriii-.i. lilzii-li lilllc l’I']'l’ cciiialiis the \'.':-Jiiifzig, lzvaliiig, 5iiiniiliitii.;; vn,'»o5':a ot' lin, pim- forcszt, togitlicr with otliifi' iiiiedi- ciiial extiuieiis. .'\:-. .sziinii nz: ai l’l‘Il' is placed in ilu- iiinziili, lin:-:i~ lit-::.lIli-gi\'iii;: ii nic.; urn g-..i(.:_5,_,| :ind are l,ire:i'.lf-fl uluiqii ilto tliroal and l>i'n.ii-lziiii i:il.i,-- f1‘;'- cct to thi- S:-an of tho tri»:'1;I Y

F01' l`0’1i»iI'f=. colds, `n:iiixciiitis,

hoarseiiess, sort- lhroai, :;.~:thi:i:I, :ind :ill alliiiiiii.. of ilii~iiii, i-host, und lungs, l’lIl’;: uri- ii:=- !i;in~t and best cxiri-. All 1.-i~ii»-,_»;i,-g,~, and stores, 50 i\.f¢l,, lim-, iii- mr.-,_ Illiid fOr' lil‘ii‘f‘. from I’ii)l':i`l`o, '1‘oronlo, \\f'iiii.i,»L».'-7, ui' _\lciiii‘c:il.

FREE TRIAL

Send this :idvcr‘.i:;<~::~f-izi ax nsiuc of paper ifi l’lil’o (ln ioruiito._\Viiii:iiit-", or Mont. rciil, with lv. _-;':~r_i7> i-_ii

will send free ir2.il |:n;I;.Ii5»:.

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'Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox Co.,

Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .G0

(With 60 or 70 later.)

Hackett S. B. I~", (To . . . . . . . . . . . . ...15

(and two foxes added to ntiick)

Magic Fox <‘n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.50

(ln addition to stock dividend of 100

p. c.) Churlotlctoirn 5.13. l-‘ox Llc. . .. . .. 15 (Also ten foxes added tri ranch.) Bcdciiue l~`iir lfarniing Co.. Ltd. . . . .10 Gleiifilairinle Silver lllnck lfnx (Wi. 100

(50 ii. 1-. rash. 50 p. t-_ Sinai; liiiiius.

PRICELESS ART TREASURES

AT I'lHE'll/IS RUINED

l’.\lllS, ilvt; i1.»-Iii an ii-~";uiil of

lliie Iiiiiiihiirdisiiliii of lthi-iu,i:4, wliii-li has been in pi'np;ri.-.<14 iiiti‘riiiillw;il_v for suviariil weeks, ilw Teiiips uw:-rts thiil the iiiiisviiiii i-iiiiiziiiiirig ltiiiniiii, Gallic and l-`ri~ii<li ciilli-iiiiiiis has been tleslroycil. 'l`aipi=:<triir:; li_\' l'i-pi-r- siufk. iiie l~`leini:4li wiirliiiiiiii, also \vi\ri,~ riiiiil-rl.

'I`li0 i`iii~loi‘ii‘s li:i\i‘ iw:-ii iluiiiiigi-il

to siivli un extent iliiil thi- tvxiili- iii- iIusll'_\' luis >llil'i~i‘i\iI ;::'t\iill_\'. 'l'Ii'- Iiirus duo iii lliii ilcSli~ii<-limi iii' vluili is i-stiiiiziii-il :il :}'.7l|,i)0o,i»l»i»_

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Great sample line of Ladies Under-

wear and Combinations at Paton's.

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Wanted Goods

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Berlin Wools

English Flannelettes Down Comforts I Scotch Blankets Jacket Buttons

Navy Serges

Towels and Towellings.

ion lev Bros The atwovs-"busv'“’Slor‘_e.

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Fourteenth

Maritime Winter Fair To be held at

Amherst, N. S.

December 7, 8, 9, 10, 1914. I This Fair promises to be the best ever held since it was estab

lished in 1896. Cheap Railway rates on all lines.

F. L. FULLER,

Secretary and Manager

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WE WILL SELL .

40 CHARLOTTETOWN

ELECTIC LIGHT 6 p. c. FIRST MORTGAGE

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AT A SACRIFICE TO RAISE READY

CASH. WHAT AM I OFFERED ?

, L. A. MUNGER & CO

DENNIS BUILDING, HALIFAX

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Thomas M. Reid & Co.

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WHOLESALE COMMISSION FISH DEALERS 108 Fulton Fisli Market, New York

Specialties. Snielts, Eels and Clams. Consignments solicited, daily ro-

turns. Stencils and stationery on application.

Reference. Market :iiiil l-`|iltoii Niitionul Bank. New York.

S. B. WILEY Q. SONS, Transfer Agents. Boston.

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SHOP NOW.

WE ARE READY

Tables.

FANCY GOODS

&c,&c. Buy EARLY.

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meiufonfague, P. E. I. ` Weeks

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I)on‘t leave your Xmas shopping till the last day or two. SHOP EARLY

with an immense stock of the latest and best in

BEAUTIFUL CHINAWARE, English and French Dinner and Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets. The largest and finest line of Japanese China we have ever shown, all marked at lowest prices. See our 25c, 5Oc and $1.00

Leather Goods, Fancy Baskets, Metal Goods’

hundreds of beautiful and useful articles suitable for Holiday Gifts,

BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS

Thousands to choose from, latest publications by popular Authors. Books

were never sold as cheaply as we are selling them, Come in and see, Christmas Cards and Booklets, Toy Books, Picture Books, Xmas Post Cards, Calen- dars, Xmas Seals and Tags in immense range, Beautiful Christmas Station- ery, Gift Boxes 10c to $2.00 each. The Poets in Leather bindings &c.

Santa Claus Headquarters (up Stairs)

Bigger and better than ever Toys, Dolls, Games, Dolls Carriages. Cabs, Beds, Sleds and Sleighs, Rocking Horses, Soldier Suits, Guns, Mechanical Toys,

Buy NOW.

CARTER 81. COMPANY, LTD.

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