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We have already received ailargehuantity of H 1'. day _Goods which are beautiful in appearance, of gr?0I1 qualgy, and very reasonable in price.

_ ur services are waiting you and ‘ll ' ~ itsz pleasure to show you our goods. we W1 Consider

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THE .SEARCHER , °..! " _ 1 oii distinctive patterns in Ebony and Paris-’ °\,*."

vorv will find this store a veritible minei_ °

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Have Your Xmas

P"°f°S iiiieif Taken ...ii .iilessa At Cook’s Studio lnvlz voUT°PHoro MADE ro-DAY

While there is still time

to send them to our

. friends away for lgmas

BAYER Photo Studio Telephone 192-.I. For Appointment

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Have You A Faded!

Suit of Clothes or

Overcoat

We can make them look as good as new at the Charlot- tetown dye works 140 Great George St. Mourning black at short notice.

ARCHIE McLEOD

WHlTEt‘STAR“°lll.“é°"’ I iioNi'mui.-¢iurssc- nisitrooi

-S.S. Zeeland - November 14th

, ' ‘hh Stihl, 12,017 'hal

PORTLAND -` IIALIFAX- UVERPOOL

Xmas Suidngs p,,¥f|':,'¢ |.f,'ii|,':,

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. ‘ANADIAN I ~'|=»AciFic- i

DIRECT" ROUTE _ MARITIME PROVINCES ` ‘TO MONTREAL

“THE CANADIAN,” .

MONTREAL TO CHICAGO. Only One Night on the Road.

` THE

“IMPERIAL LIMITED” Famous Transcontinental ExDro<s .,.

COAST .. COAST

Beet Electric Lighted Equivmlmll Unexcelletl Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.l’.A., C.l’.R. .

' St. John, N. B-

_ GEO. WALLIiR,_

, Local Representative, Dominion Express Building *

` I Charlottetown.

"‘°"°'”’“" PLANT LINE

The S. S. "Halifax" sails

from Cwlottetown for Bos. ton._via iwkesbury and Hali-

faxgiievery F ridalr' at H 0°” Foiiiifurthitr information apply

to F ‘

aiasigicasnacnsn. I

' Agent

Charlottetown

Charlottetown stead _ N||v|gg(ioiLCo., lid.

' " _.p| ¢ u Service °l"":::.‘r.:'a. .s°..... __ __

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Novgniber t e C~_____~D__“y»,, wharf daily Ziiitléixhiiiihiy. at mo trainer. i._m_. Returning will leave Picton abou

o'olock p. m- AKEI,-0RD_

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For Women

_ Our range of Felt Slippers .is so wide, the quality so good, their appearance so

attractive, and the prices so low that you can’t eip pur- chasing a pair when you

see them.

pleasing and appropriate

They were made from

specially selected materials, by expert English shoe- makers-were designed to beautify and comfort the feet-would make a very

gilt. Prices 40c to $1.50 per pair.:

._ Alley & Co.

N _ Queen Street ,

I Thanks to the I

British Navy

Oni' ships are able to make

regular sailings between Eng- and and Halifax wltliout inter- ruption. The S. S. “DlGBY" ,ontinues monthly saillngs from Halifax to London direct.

The fast freight ships of the

FURNESS lines maintain the London, Liverpool. St. Jolin`s, Nlld., St. John, N. B., and Hali- fax services.

Passengers or freight via the

FURNESS LINES.

Rates and furtheninformation

upon application.

- Furness. Withy & Co. Lid.

Halifax.

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Eastern S.S. Corporation International Line

WINTER FARES

In effect Nov. 2nd St. John to Boston.......$5.00

St. John to Portiand....$4.50 Leaves Sr. John Mondays Wednesday! and Fridays at 9.W a. m. for kuboc. 5019071. Port and and Boswn.Retumlnn,leave| Central Wharf Boston, 9.00 l. m. Monday. Wednesdays mi sminys lor Panlmd.\Emvort. I-\\be¢ md S2 lohn-

Main Steamship Line

Fleduced fare to New York

October 1et to April 30th. paupnggr Steamship, NORTH LAND leaves

Portland for New York nt 0.00 P. M. Novem-" ber 5. 10. ii. 19. 24 and 28. Freight service three times s week. .

st. :elm Ticket oiiiee _e1K|ns1¢

L. R. THOMPSON- 1'. F. G P- A

3. A. FLEUMING. Aent. Si. John. N B

YorkPt.Ferry

Timetable for November, lluneh Dol-

phln.

Leaves York Point, Tuesday 10th, 10 ..mi;:. °i°;.:°:s°ii 2 2- :- i.ea'veI“ircri¢ Pbiiit Friday. iatn, uso and 12. Leaves Charlottetown, 11.45

and 3 m. Leaves York Point Tues- _ day, 1 th, 10.80 e. m. and 1_l>__Y_;\__ Leave; Cmrlottepowp. 12.45 em . p, m. Leaves ifor Point, Friday 20tn.

]_ WTI 4 D. Ill. L . sdhy. '.!4tll, 7 30 and 12 a. m Lenvns Charlotte-

.°I‘l’ PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°r. eonpon tvso is ow-sim

Agent to Montague.

..THE MORNING Guardian can

be pbtained in Bourls it ll. A-. Pac- que ‘|.

OUR SlEllIi TASK

(Continued next Saturday.)

Lord Robert'e Last Speech to the Cin-

idianl.

Lord Roberts inspected the Canad-

ian contingent on Salisbury Plain on Oct. 24.

His Lordship was an honorary col-

onel of the contingent, and in giving his “brother soldiers" a hearty wel- come to the motherland he said:->

“We have arrived at the most criti-

cal moment of our history and you have generously come to help us in our hour of need. Words fail me when I try to tell you how deeply we ap- preciate your actlon and the splendid spirit of loyalty which has prompted that action. Three months ago we found ourselves involved in this war, a war not of our own seeking. but one which those who have studied Germany’s literature and Germany's aspirations knew _was a war which we should inevitably have to deal with sooner or later.

“The prompt resolve of Canada to

give us such valuable assistance has touched us deeply. That resolve has been quickened into action in what I consider a. marvellously short period of tlmc. and under the excellent or- ganizing and driving power of your Minister of Militia- my friend Major- General Hughes -you quickly found yourself in a line camp in your own Laurentain mountains, where your training and musketry were able to be carried out in the most practical manner and with the least possible de- lay, the result being that today, less than three months from the declara- tion ol' war, i am able to greet this line body of soldiers on English soil.

"There is no need for me to tell you

that you have a stern task before you. We are fighting a nation which looks upon the British Empire as a barrier to her development, and has, in con- sequence, long contemplated our over- throw the humiliation. To attain that end she has manufactured a magnifi- cent iigliting machine and is straining -every nerve to gain victory. ln her determination to be the ruling power in the world she has not scrupled to ‘break faith with the smaller nations, and has shown by her actions that she ls Drepared by every means in her power-however unworthy and brutal -to achieve her purpose. lt is only ,by the most determined efforts that we can defeat her. When the time comes for you to take your place in the field you will find yourselves tight- ll1E Slde by side with the men of our regular army who have already done great deeds and endured great hard- ships; with the men of our Indian Army who have come with such de- votion and eagerness to take their share in defending British interests, and with men who, like yourselves, are coming from the other self-gover- ning rlamlnlons to cooperate with us.

“l need not iir e o

llglltlllg in the greatest of all causes- the cause of right. of justice and of llllefl-Y. May God prosper you in the great struggle."

PARIS '1‘HEA'l`RES

ARE ALL CLOSED,

PARIS. France. Nov. is.-A large meeting. attended by the representa- tives of all the theatrical associa- iilons and amusement organizations of Paris, and also of the provinces held Tuesday with the view ol pro- curing the-re-opening of theatres and other pieces of amusement, also dir- cussed measures to relieve the dis- tress among actors and employees of the theatres.

Tha meeting drafted a manifesto,

which will he further considered ou Friday _before its submission to the authorities. ' Nothing in the nature of a theatre or music hall in Paris is now open, with the exception of one. That is

a concert hall devoted to npatrlot- ic programme. Numerous moving pic-

ture shows still r_cmain open.

Don’t Merely “Stop” _; Cwah

stop an 'siting time causes re and the caan win

__ Stop Itlell

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A cough is really one of out' “best

friends. t warns ns that there is n am- mstion or nlistriiction in a. dangerous place. Therefore, when you get it b_ad cough don’t. proceed to dose yourself with A lot. of drugs that merely “stop” the cough temporarily by dendening the throat nerves. Treat t e cause-heal the inflamed membranes. Here is a home- made remedp that gets right at. the cause and will mn o sn o stinatc cough vanish |n_¢:_ro quickly than you ever thought por~ ei e.

Pitt 21,5 ounc'e`s ol Pint-fx ( 0 cents

worth) _in a 10-ounce bottle ami; fill the

bottle with plain Fihnulaied sugar syrup. This gives Xen’ ouices of the most. pleasant an effective remedy ou ever used, at s one f only 6 cents. lilo bother to prepare. ' __ pi ions with Pinex.

It heals t e iiillnhied membranes so

gently and promptlv that you wonder how #does lt. Also Iooscils ii drv, hoarse or tmllt cough and stops the formation of ph egm in the ghroat and bronchial tubes.

us ending t o persistent loose cough. Plnex is I highly concentrated com-_

pound of Norway pine extract, rich in gusflool, and is lemons the world over for its healing sheet on the membranes

To avoid disappointment ask your drupgist for “2§t__ouneeq oi l>insx,” and don t accept. any ing else. A guarantee pf ebsolu_;.;i__setisfectiptp_, <3-__rnoney propnggl ro n goes w s pr-spare

'fin Ilinex bs., romeo, one

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Good work, prompt delivery

moderate prices.

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-;u:e retail

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town 11.45 and 4 p. m. Leaves York _ Point. Friday 27th, 9.30 and 13 e. m.| moves linerlottetnvm. 11.45 and 1 nm. 0450-11-1i.Ml5i.

THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS

Picture framing dept. in oonoeotloi '£2-!'_‘Ul|ne

S y u to do your

best. for I know you will. You will he'

JON! CENT per word each in

eerttoii for advertising in this col umn. Cash must accompany order.

..°HAVE YOU YQUR .FLAG?. Ai

the present titre you should show your colours. Chaste. lint ly enamelled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents each; pei' post, IZ cents. Guardian Oillce. 6208

...*FOXE8 FOR SALE.-A litter of

two pairs of 1914 pups from black parents. One black and three patches.. May now be seen in Three Rivers' Ranch. D. J. STEWART, Aitkerfs Ferry. 6361-11-4111101

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The following is r. iist. of com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most of thcse coni~ ponies expect to pay additional divid- end later:

Spring Park .10 Prince Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .10

(More soon)

Rayner International . . . , . . .. . . . . . . . ................Declured 40, paid 20 R.. J. McNeill Co.. . .cash 50, stock 50 later. '

Rayner Stonehurst .Silver

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

Rayner Clarke & Harlow

FoxCo....... . . . . . pald20

B. I. Rayner. ‘West Gore,

N. S. ....................pald 105

Black Prince Fox Co.........pald 50 General Fur Farms, Ltd. . .paid 12

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

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

(With additional 10 p. c soon)

Murray 1-larbor . . .. . . . . .cash 30

(More soon)

Upton . . . . . . ...cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver &

Patch Co. ......casl1, 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .cash. 16

(Added three pairs)

Crapaud Fox Company......cash, 40

Willow Hill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash New London Fox and Farm Lands

Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more later. Royal........ . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,.~..110 Dundas.... ..300 cash and 200 stock Seal . . . . . . ,._ ...1(l

(8 pups added to ranch.

Diamond . . . . . . Rogers Paton .. .. .. ...10 (More later.) ‘ Tho Freeland Sliver Black Fox Co., Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 pcr cent. iii stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent. cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will ho paid after the general meeting oii,~Dcc. 8. Regal . . . . . . . . .. . '. . . . , . . . . .. . ,lil Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

lllchmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.

more later. - Provincial Silver Black Fox C0., 40

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

(From 4 pairs)

Peerless

(and balance after January 1st.I

Ellis River Black Beauty Fox Co., l Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...60

(With 60 or 70 later.)

Hackett S. B. F. Co.. . . . . . . . . . . ...15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Magic Fox Co.. . . . . .. . . . . . .. .50 . (ln addition to shook dividend of 100 D. c.) ` Charlottetown S.B. Fox Co. 15 (Also ten foxes added to ranch.)

GERMAN OFFICER GOT

550.000 TO BLOW UP

SHIP IN SUEZ CANAL.

LONDON, Nov. 16.- The Chronicle

describes the feature of the offense of Lieut. Mors, a German officer, who was recently iniprlsoued for life for espionage :tt Alexandria Egypt.

More was despatched to Egypt

live years ago and succeeded in bo- ing appointed ti lieutenant in the Egypt general army. His real mis- sion, according to The Chronicle. was to fonient a local rebellion among the variohs Nationalist Princess and to get them to agree to assist him. When war broke out lie was recalled to Ger- many nnri was sent back to Egypt in a fortnight as medically unfit for mili- tary service. but actually to blow up a steamslilp in the Suez Canal so as to block the passage of reinforce- ments from india and Australia.

Major-General Sir John Maxwell,

commander of thc British forces ln Egypt, heard of the plot and had More arrested. in his possession wr-rc splendld maps of the Suez Canal und instructions how lo sink vessels there. Two dynamite bombs wort- found iii his lodgings.

At his trial. according to The

Chronicle, Mars confessed that hc rc- 'ielveo $50,000 for the work cntriistl-rl to him. He gave a list of his associa- tus and they have been rtrrestcil.

SPREAD NET ron MEN ` _ wiio l-:x1>I.oDi-in nouns.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-One -hundred

detectives, pick of Central officers, spread a drag nct._over New \o_rk City to-day in their quest for the men who wrecked the entrance to the new Bronx County Court House and the llity Marshals odlce by powerful bombs at 11 o'clock last night.

The detectives followed the theory

.that the bombs were exploded hy a band of traffickers in women, seven of whom had been sentenced to long prison terms. More than a score of letters had been received by County Judge Louis D. Gibbs, who sentenced them, warning him oi vengeance, some of them threatening him with "tha death King Humbert recei\~od_." One oi the bombs was ir-.tended lor him, detectives believe, :ind was placed at 8 spot where he was ex- pected ,to pass out of the huilrling at the end of the night, session of his court; the other bomb, apparently, was meant for the City Marshal, John O. Hoeiling. Mr. Hoeiling ob- tained the evidemze which resiilted in seven convictions. The bomb blew in the front ol his ollioe which is across ;_ plan; from the court house.

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ii cold in twentv-four hours: leaves no ill effects. Tr_\~ it-vm sell the genuine. The Two Macs, l-ill Grant and Kdt. Streets. Zlltl

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“The Trey O’ Hearts,” By Louis .Ioseph Vance

SECOND INSTALLMENT-“INHITE WATER” "

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rwoasst DRAMA' Cleo Madlson and George Larkm' oi~‘axui'i'a.\is>t‘lz_

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With

‘ Edna Maison

And

The Actress

A Drama of the Stage

Ray Gallagher

Joyous Comedy With

Eddie Lyon, ‘Victoria Forde and Lee Moran

I Fruits and Flowers _

Seraphina’s Love Affair

Comedy Drama

I SONG: The Admiral’s B

room, Mr. Cairns

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IN ONE DAY.

Refuse imltations. Every bottle has thc number and' \vordin_».'. 108 Nox a Cold. This is the greatest and most wonderful of ull cough medi- cines. 25c. and 50c. pci' bottle at Hughes i)rugstoi'e.-

WE WILL SELL _

40 CHARLOTTETOWN _

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Address for particulars

DUNCAN MacPI-IIE

P. O. Box 1634

Boston Mass

6359-11-4M9i

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_ Painting Done

_lust now we are trying io

make the world brighter, by ` painting Sleighs. would like to have yours among the num- ber and to arrange about the storing and painting of your carriages for the coming sum- mer.

Call today, or phone 280-L.

The Island City Painting (o

House Carriage & Sign Painting

F. C. Waller

J. Alfred Doyle

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Dr. G. F. Dewar, Physician and Surgeon. `

Graduate McGill University

Office and Residence-

222 Grafton Stredt,»Chni'lottctown.

Office 1lours-

i)~10 a.m.. 2-3 and 7-8 p.m.

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Wanted I0 Pairs

Sl]-ver Black Foxes' CASH. wnar AM I OFFERED ?_.____---- ~

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Companyya. _Massachusetts Cor-1 Le An & §§f§_‘;§’“0, $2153 00;” ,§§§}g§f‘§§§ I DENNIS BUILDING, HALIFAX

'l he Ba state Silver Black Fox

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Every practical, tiinc~aiiil-labor-saving improvement yet

invcvitz-fl -- oven llzerniorncler, liorlt ccniioiilizer, removable

' rcscrvoir, ilnyliglit oven, controller-ilauipcr, anti-scotch cover,

<-lc., - may hc lmdjn the i\lonmcl1. The range itself is made of thc fin:-st str.-l plate, naliesins lined, and is guaranteed against any ilcfm-t oi' ivorkiiiuiisliip or nizitcriril. It 'ls truly the "range 5 ilc luxe" ; yet licrruiisc it is mnrle right licre In Eastern Clmidl, mul mn lic :lt-li\'rrc<l to _\-on without you having to psy duty or

exccs.~i\'e freight clinrgcs, its price is very reasonable.

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Poole & Thompson Ltd.l

Montague, P. E. I. y

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DR. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon _

Phone 484.

, Residence Revere Hotel.

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Victoria llntel. Ch'iown. l'. li. I.

OFl"l('l0 IIOUIIS---12 to 3 dsly. lives n at

vnnce. At Office or Rcslrlrnrc~~-$'\.l’f‘. 'lhfi mem Monthly--~$lm.i\0

|"IE\h/ YORK F-'ISIN ADS»

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WHOLESALE COMMISSION FISH DFALERS _ _ -

I08 Fulton Fish Merkel, New York

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_ _ _§pr\r~i_nlli+~si. Sniolis, l-icls and (`lnins. l`.iiis~igiiiiit-rits solicited, daily rf li`ir`iis. Stencils and stiiiiunor_v on application. `“r‘ “" ~ " “

llr=l`vrcii<>r'. lilairkvt and Fulton .\`:\lloii:il lluiik, New York.

S. B. W\LEY & SONS, Transfer Agents. Boston.

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