THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUAR
DIAN P
_ , AGE SEVEN _
"E ' joc'roBER 5. 1914.
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, Diamond Buying
tion for vrlue-giving
and unexcelled
facilities for securing perfect stones. We have been buying and selling diamonds longer than -any_other store in the province. We have a rep~
_utation of 47 years; therefore
you are sure of the
best value when you purchase from us.
' W. W. Wellner ESU b.. 1868 The Leading Jewellers
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ali, this Sf0l‘e 15 8 Very easy matter 111 g lar or dur ng the gale of the last few
that we have a long established reputa
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NOW is the proper time to
see about that photo-gift. Come before the rush starts.
Cook Studio ' New Desbrisay Block
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For a Good Photo
-visit nie- of
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A- E. Ly0ll--studio the
Finest work, moderate price. generalusein Wetweat Personal attention given to have the 1” ight b00f f0f Amateur'sWc.rk now. They are lighti
-=, made from fll‘St qtlalit
HAVE YoUR XMAS and
PHQTQGRAPHS knee. A really excel
Often you have want rubber boots for wo
garden’ in the bam or for the eilemy. All houses had been
Low Priced
Whitehouse, member ofyI’alliamciit for Every M
comes a little below .the Patient by thc roadside. _ __
_Taken Now and ,lfor the average man.
Save Worry.
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War Maps 25 cent ch,a third shipment o
way. The best Wa p published, lea ur order.
Have you read “T
Eyes of the Wor1d” Harold Bell Wrigh The most popular b00 nd biggest seller of th
For sale by
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As the cold weather is al? S
preaching you should see to ii that you_ have a 8095 Sf°°k 0
coal laid in for the winter.
W_e have a supply of excellent q
quality of coal now on hand. sui _ _
, and have cargoes arflvlfl gliolilisst daily by steamer ang 11 schooners. _
The Schooner “Gladys B. Wbhid- den” is now on way f'<>m ‘?W p York with a cargo ol Anthrawte
send us your order and satisfact
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my ii iw will beam fem Can. be del’-"Enid Elie;;:I~ii§E§i§sl%?:"°‘::§°*:§:
n thin ' Iiiive been freed from head-
vesseljwhile discharsmil af ‘West possible prices. _
Buntain & Co Charging. iy inipmved in oyery “'e.\‘» I :allied
Wholesale &R¢tail Coal Dealers Agents Dominion Coal Co. Ltd
phone 404 P. O. Box 56 I
Sizes 6 to 11, $2.95, bo
$2.50.
Alley &
135 Queen
B8fl`i'¢°l`l Bild Att°l`U°!U They had tied iii all directions. Sonic
0li¢lt°\'l 101' R°Y&1BBl\k 0| Olillh had reached Antwerp, but a great
g .
HONEY T0 LOAN country, paiiic-stricken, and starving
Dl‘l.lgglSlZ&ODtlCl3Il elle .ne which is bud-tlie mental
Sourisy P_ E' L p.lii_-_- in which many survivors re-
an relief measures.
eda pair journey wc had the impression of
rking in roots. The tree trunks had all Iiecii
her We Later we passed through the country
you here resulting from these precautionary
~ 000 sterling ($50,000,000)
n Welght’ "ln the villages, all ordinary life y rubber was ai-rested. Women and r.hildi'cii
lent boot thc destriictioii ot' 'I`ei~nionde,~aiid had
of the horrors of what actually hap-
YS 1 to 5» penod. Termondc a few weeks ago
Sf. separate bomb' had been placed
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“0Rs0N5DUFFY ' population. lt was a question to
Q ‘ . ' ._
“The whole life of the nation has
been arrested. Food supplies wliicli
We have equipped °“f Optical l’i‘Z'§lll§ll°'li0.fil§ "'f’.i.`i`gil{'lill-3".fi.‘»Vi. Jill?
P3I'lOI‘ Wlih il1€ lat€St ITl0(lEI‘l'1 port. The peasants and poor arc . » » iiii i . i ' ii
. Instruments for 5C’@“t‘5°‘»?HY lim.iilll.n'§°0l`1i§l§`/ills..°;gif.iv iiillil
Canada and United examining eyes and supplying Youre evaliy t1?y.]isv?ii wiifilel iiielro i
sasuppyo wiea avn nie ic
the Correct glasses' I peasants are not allowed to use their
We makeaspecialty of Optical hheugiklliegrnwlll send signals to the.
W0fl{ and We give 3 guarantee "We are ' therefore face to iiicel
_ with ii fact. which has rarely if evei
by Ourselves and by the mann ocrcurred in the history of the world f3CtllI'€I` OH auspectacle Work- -and entire nation is in ii state of
journey of our own shores.
"To the coiiditions ol fiimiiie and
H. .l. Mahon . . _ . . .
i . .iis U1 0 880103 mos this was when I saw and reuril what
Hard Coal
To arrive for here '
Coal C0a[ in a few days per
M ° 7)
A n n 1 e Much Pain After Eating
This lliittor is from a lady who 500 Tons b e s t g.:.;:.'°';.,... pal; .‘;>;,.:.;”.',§;“.;l‘°.s:°‘:.§
» m r I t _ Sl uality of Hard Coal ,. s;§;.'§:..;.i.§:::°...f;,1,....if
` UTS GI' e 0\°B ES W DESBO
able for Domestic and steani p_ur In SIQVC and Chebt' of ciieospienfillfi Sa-.suite amines. S
ut S1235, . Mines, N. s.. writes;-'~1_t is with
W I praise of Dr. Chs.ss's Nerve Food. 1 lease book fhelt ;:i.:;'.r.:;"::=;."*.:;::':::.:: use
Coal. If you require any kmdw qusntly and my nerves were in _bad
;| ,from iilic to $1.00 a box, in bulk at Goc
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Xmas Photos
l THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
agent ln Montague.
...°8OURl8 SHIPPING.-There were eighteen Gloucester vessels in Sourla
250 bbls of mackerel
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Mr. E. Mcldachern, Cliariottetown.
was in Montague Saturday represent-
l ini Messrs. Roger, Taylor Co.. Halifax.
..*Mr. D. E. Jones, St. John, repre-
senting Messrs. Jones & Cairns was in Montague doing business on Satur- day.-B.
“When you are looking for really
good pure, fresh chocolates, you need to come here tlrst and so avoid all disappointments. We have here al- ways a fresh supply of the famous Neilson chocolates. They_are priced high but they are worth the money. Willards chocolates, the famous “fork-dip” kind, and Moirs’, the pop- ular priced favorites. Prices range
a pound. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.
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TERMONDE HAS ONLY
TWO INHABITANTS
LONDON, Oct. 3.-A graphic pic-
ture of the desolation of Belgium was brought to London loda b J il
from Laiiarksliire. who has just re- turned from ii tour around Antwerp for the purpose of assistiiig ln the
Mr. Whitehouse said: “linlidrerls of
thousands of trees had-been cut down, so that at annie points of our
passing through a wilderness oi
removed, so as to afford no cover to
blown up or otherwise destroyed.
which hail been flooded, thc loss
nieasures alone ainounted to £10,000-
werc standing or sitting duinb and
"I had read newspaper nccoiints ot'
seen photographs. but they had not conveyed to my inliid any rciilizzition
was a beautiful city of about 16,000 lnhabitaiits.
"I went through street after street,
square after square, and I t`ound evcry house entirely destroyed with all its contents. it was not the rc- sult of bombardment; it was systcni- atic denI.i‘\n'ti0ii ln each house ii
which had blown up the interior and set fire to the contents.
“'i`IiIs sight continued throughout
the entire extent of what had been a considerable town. A blind woman and her daughter grouped among the ruins. Thcy were the sole living creatures ln thc whole town.
"I inquired what had become of the
which no direct reply could be xzlveii
number were wunderiii about the
Many were already dead.
"What had liuppeiietl at Tornioiirio
wus similar to what had happened in other parts of Belgium under tht military occupation of Geriiiany
would ordinarily reach the civilian
windmills owing- to the Gorman fear
famine, and that within hall' a days
homelessiless, which exist on such ii sfiipcndoiis scale there must be add-
iiiiiii I understood Iiow inevi bl
they passed through. Eye witnesses i..' iiiiimpeachahle chiiracter describ- c'l the sufferings of the women and tliildien at Liege. As they fled from their burning houses, clinging to their husbands and fathers, they were' violently pulled away and saw the men shot a few yards from t.hem."’
Ilad Nervous
Iiyspepsia
With Frequentzlt-R<_Headnchs| and
Chase’| Nerve Food Cured. Dr.
Mrs Susan Dobson, Spring Hill
pleasure that I write to you in
was troubled with Dyspepsla, and
condition About ten years aio I
I1 Y 8 aches, and my henlth has been great
I4 pounds in woiignt, and feel sui-ri I owe everything to Dr. Chews Ner- ve Food. You may we this letter,
7th.
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fied
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Mrs. Mr. Mr:i. Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr. " Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr.
, Mrs. lliirs.
Mrs.
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs.
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
Miss Miss ‘ Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs
M iss
M rs.
Miss
and my neighbors can tell you of my
"S ,condition before riing this :reus-
| ment."
Mrs. Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
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~ -_ "lP°.‘.‘S" ..°IT PAYS to buy in this Province. y ..°0NE CENT per word each ln-
* ~-0. ._ __ ser-tion for advertising in this col-
, ..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian umn. Cash must accompany order.
i
ls.
..’I'HE MORNING Guardian can
be obtained in Soui-is at M. A. Pac- quet’s.
..°Mrs. A. Claude McKay,
will be at home to her friends on Wed- nesday iifteriioon and evening, October
5900-19wrnd3l
“Rexa|| of Hypophosphltel has just
the ingredients needed to build up the wasted corpusles of the thus help to restore your en tem to a condition of health and well being. By helping to make blood, it tends to better the appetite and aid the digestion, and to the body that feeling of good health and vigor. Should this tonic not sat- isfy, wo will return your money, $1 01. .\lii.Klrnuu llruir Co Cor.
and Kent Streets.
P. i. :sun aiiicii
Htl] CHUSS
TAGUE.
Mrsl McQueen, 5 yards ton; Mrs. J. N. Carroutliers,
Mrs. Duncan Campbell, 1 towels; Mrs. Carroutliers,
soap; Mrs. Reardon. 1-2 dozeri bars of
castile soap; Mrs. Ellis, old John Martin. Collected by Pool, Lower Montague, 16 socks. Mrs. Jean McDonald, 2 pairs. U A part of the money collected has
been used by the ladies to send for-
ward to lieadquarters the
articles:-
33 flannel shirts, 21 pairs
10 iiightingales, 19 iiightshirts, 22
roller towels, 9 hand towels,
ll dozen pillow slips, 14 suits wool
underwear, 22 dozen and
fs, 20 suits pajzinias,
pillows.
ie society will receive
tributloiis at any time either in money or goods as the good work
on as long as needed.
Collected by Messrs Bruce and Mc-
Leod, Victoria Cross.
Mrs.
David Reid. .. _
Jas. McLeod
John D. McLeod Murdoch N. McLeod Donald Lamont
Malcolm It. Lamont
John It. Bruce
Samuel McLeod
Joliii Adams
Jas. Campbell
John Jones
Collected from Union Road, Kings
Co
Cyrus Mooi-0 ‘ George Mvore Fred R. Mollisli Robert Mollish Vernon Ross
Mrs. Thos. Bulpitt
Joe. McGregor Frank Murphy
I\Inl. Nicholson
Miss Melvina Nicholson
Archie Bruce
Angus Luinoiil. John McDonald ` John Sample
ltohert Sample Wm. Doclicrty Wm. Mctiarson
Caiiiplicll -
Millie Mclliiiialil Jessie Mcl)ermit
M. Rice
Bella Mi-.Dermlt liotw. Campbell
Collected by Mrs. H. N aguc.
Natlianiol Mciiziren Win. McKenzie
H. Nelson
M. Mcliiniioii
Guy Nelson
Rlcliard (follliis \Vin. (Wiiiiniiiu: Dan i\ic.['liersoii
Vi/ni. Itlcc M(:Eachern
J. J. McI)onuld
Wickham
Janie Kennedy Alex Kennedy
Broom
Collected by Mrs. A.
Montague.
Archie Campbell Josiah Campbell Clareiice White
A. li. Mchure John \V. Cniiipbcll
Collected by Miss M. Mir
tague.
(‘iitlir=rliii‘ Ml'l.eml Mary Mclieod Dr. A. J. l"r.iiiier ' Lily. l“alri-.Iougli John linlieriiioii
Pat Kelly
(3. lIIcDminlrl
(licv.) Mr. Henry
fl. llourke John Molllsli J. Poole Stevens
li. McLeod G. Player John Lower
. ' y
Mrs. Vnntderstlne
Kennedy
Mrs. J. D. Campbell
K insdsle
Mrs. J. Mcliae
Ruby Caniphell
Isadore Martin D. McKay Haddon McLean A. Kirkwood Mrs. Landry
M oniague.
blood and tire sys-
good rich
give to ‘
Gf"“l.\‘. l.l|‘0
Elf.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MON- K
T°°fg*~f PRINCE EDWARD T°"fg'=f
3 _
ssaiss ' , I """' `"` A .atrial iviiiit-fi Irv
“Lucille Love. The Girl of Mystery"
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M R T L.. ._ .._................._..1... ._
NU BE “T VE Lui:i'Ic Love ..... . . . . . . . . . ... ..
Hugo lioubeque . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .._
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THRILLS Thompson, Thg Vriiuk li'lll¢.'r .
sE_\'_.;_\i|-|O_\' I The (`haul`fcur . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Grate Cuiiaid
Frziiiris Ford
liriiosl Slut-his
._ .. Aithur .\liii‘ii:;
"Iliu filnnlcr l‘\'li" ..___.__.__. _...l
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“EXTRA” “EXTRA”
The $50,000 Production THE CRUSADERS”
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J E RUSALEM DELIVERED
“THAT’S FAIR ENOUGH” A Smashing Comedy. It’s A Joker
noons OPEN 6.45. Fiizsr snow AT 7 i>.ivi.
1
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white cot- 2sheets: sheet, 8
towel and
linen; Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. pairs wool
following
wool socks.
Z8 sheets.
2 handker- 0 feather
further con-
will be cur-
$2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
.50 .50 50
M
Ii.
.50 A.
Mrs. Bray Miss C. Stewart Peter Stewart Charles Suckles Mrs. Alfred Gillis
Collected Ii Mrs. G.
Y
nd Mrs. ll. A. Mclylilluii.
Mr. Abner Reid Miss Martha Towiiseiiil Mrs.
Mrs. lt. A. McMillan
Mr Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
Mrs. Philip ltooiiey
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss
IL. ll. Collin
Wm. Sutlicrland J. li.. Beer But-liaiiaii
Brenick
S.
W. J. Fraser llatiic J. Moo J. A. Stewart
J. A. Robertson Jessie Caiiipbcll Margaret Ciiiiipbell Stewart
rc
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Samuel Mntcli Malcolm Gillis
iss J ei_iiiiiiiiia_ _ Lfaiiiphel
Di'. (T. B. Grecii
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l\’[cKintyrc 'l`. McI{:t_i'
Mrs. Jus. Gillis Mrs. W. llitelrloy
. Mrs. M. l)orion
.25 15 .10
Miss Katie lvl<:l,can
- Ge
Mrs. Capt. Allan
Urge McKenzie
t Mrs. Dan Campbell
$3.00 .2.oo J
2.00
1.50 .35 50
a
Mr Mrs, Mr
00 Mr
Mrs. J. Dewar
Mrs. Mahdi- Mrs. Jas. Kennedy Mrs.
3-00 Mrs.
L. Mcliean Wm. Leiiion
ck i\lcPIiei-son s, .l. Ii. Brehiiut l", li. Lemon W. L. Poole J. L. Poole
S.
B.
` _\lrs. J. L. Younker
Collected by Misses Nicholson and J
McDonald, Victoria Cross.
ea
Miss Mrs. Dr. R. Friiser
1,00 ,Mrs IC. Pnrkiiiaii
Murdock Alice E. Stewart
88
1_0() Mrs Austin .\IcDoiinlil 1.00 Miss Dell Poole 1.00 l Mrs. Ernest Parluiinii 1.00 Mrs. George McDei~n_~it 1-00 Mike oifiiii,
I-00 Mrs. John liriiiion
Miss Cecelin Tarrol '75 Mrs, Mcl'hcc
‘,.i. Ming Evelyn lleer Mrs, Ewen Glllispie Mrs. I). (`i>Ilinn
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ici rn:
collected liy .\li~a. 'l`. ll, nguc.
clson, Mon-
Amug lhilicrtstiii
Mrs, Fi-cd lfoliiiisoii
Mr. Fred Iiockerl. Mrs. Wiii. Rourke
Mrs. Hynes
Mrs. I.. B. Mcli:~'li
1.00 Mrs. I.. isiii-in-..
-50 Mrs, D. J. f\lcl_\‘1\ii
-Z?" Mrs, M, |“. .\lcD~‘i1nl|l '"0 l\'li's.
.25
_\Ii's.
$5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
.25
.25 “
..- Mrs. _Z5 Mrs.
A25 MISS
Miss
rs.
lirs. Isaac Ivc-i
E. Kerr
,llily \\'esl,ii\' iy Uni .llclloiiald
ii. i»it~i.iire. Mrs- N- J~ MCD°““1“
D. l.. Nlcliliiiion Mrs. J, D. Boll
.50 Mrs. llunlliiii Mclliiniilrl .50 Mrs, W.
.50 Win. .\loiire
~50 Mrs. J. Dewar
.60
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_.70 .` DOG RESCUES A SOLDIER. l
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l\liii'iiiiii: triiiii will li nw th-<ii'1.:1~t<»\\-i.
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PLANT; LINE
AUTUMN EXCIIRSIONS
In Effect September ilth.
Collections _from _“m\mgm. “HM I‘li.1rlott<>towii to ll-'islon iiiid rciurii
l_c0d_ Mom “msg Society., Mm J A H Fung' $1Zt_00_ »|-iclit-is good for r<-turn wltli.
$5.00 ' soo
Mmnhewhip ‘ceq to dub; ' ' 9 3,, lu 30 days froiii iiuto ol' issiio.
'l`lii~ i-oiiiiiiiiiliiiiis l\, Is. ll:iIi»
fin' sails: friiiii i‘li:ii'liittt-l<i\\'ii for
('°“°Cted by Mrs' (mm) Mmm Bristoii vvi-rv lfriiliiv at noon l-‘or
3,00 and Mrs' Hilrry i“°l‘e“" _ folders und lull iiil`oi‘ni:iti`oii ;i'|1lily to
1.00 L00 l.i'|U
Wm. Cniiiphcll W. A. .lnlinston Miss Cliirn Mill
John Dewnr _50 Mrs. J. ll. Mclntyfc 5,0 W. A. Mclienn .50 J. ll. McLean
.50 Miss Sarnh Gordon
.60 D. P. Mcilonald .50 Mrs. W. G. MCDoniild -35 Mrs. John Gordon -25 Mrs. Diivifi wrigiit ~§§ ,nm N. J. Nichoiiien ' '“ -John McLean
Mrs. M. Pcnrdon
'20 I.bH;'.cx|`<heri. ' I r. ore .
50 ‘ G. Slchiirman
50 J. A. il. Ellis
50 Allan Taylor
50 J. W. Carriithcrs
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GANADIAN OUVEREILEN RA1 LWAYS iN'rEn=C- I~”§N'LAI.- pniNC_£_ D.w_ _i>,i,e Assn nv.
Boston Excursion
Commence September l0ili-
Dsles of issue, Sept. l0Ili to Oct. l7ili inclusive, good forreiurn 30 days ‘from date of issue $14.50 from Charlottetown via Eastern Steamship Co's sieanilrs lrninl
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mggggmiigrgésvromnt dehveiv Ilia Kind You lim Alla!! Bough' ,her ‘loam mmm on Prim.
Hem 0-0 dwnrd Island Railway.
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CALIFORNIA POINTS ON SAI F. DAILY Sept. 24th In October 81h I9 4
From Charlottetown
To Victoria,
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