' NOVEMBER ' I M 6.1914. Ii THE

CHARLOTTETOWN GUAR

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No matter whether you Day z-I'IT>nIg1-sr;3rice:.%dpi1vli1‘itdiiiS§i-

‘me 9f.°\“' H109* expensive high grade watches you will receive the same courteous treatment and have the samelvconfidence in ygur puf¢}}aS¢_

¢ 3 Ways const eri a p easure to show you our

stock of Watches and to quote you prices.

W. W. Wellner Estab. 1868 The Great Watch House

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r ff/ - f- l \ ..°'r. oonoou ives is o ii \`.\\, ' , 0 ' ` 'Iv Z, \ ltent in- Montague. “ar

W A T C H E S I A' lllgus. there being some 16 vesse

for meh a d th t ha d |`\ iuport, loading produce.-B.

n women a passe ' ' ' -

before placed in stock and soid by men iivlgbduiildélfscttdiid ` `

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5_9*-" * "' i __ on the evening of Nov. 2. A very

CHRISTMAS Piioros'

Bond your photo io the loved

ones away fi om home-it will make t_heir Christmas one of untold Joy. We lzaveabesuti- ful line of artistic mounts for you to choose from. See our sample rhotos J

The Cook Studio

HAVE YOUR PHOTO MADE TO-DAY

While there is still time

to_ send them to our friends away for Nlmas

BAYER Photo Studio Telephone 192-J. For Appointment,

DR. CLI F T

(ITIRONIC DISEASES

Victoria Hotel, Ch‘town, I’. 16.1.

OFFICE I-TOURS..-12 fo_3 dilily. Fecsinal Vance. At Office or Residence---$5.00. 'l`rea ment Monthly---$100.40

5:69-I0-Ii.v13mo -

Dr. G. UF. Dewar, , Physician and Surgeon.

Graduate McGill University

Ofilce and Ilesideiice-

222 Grafton Street, Charlottetown.

Office Hours-

9-10 a.m., 2-3 and 'l-S p.m. ` 6295-tf

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DR. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon Prop; Abegweit Fox Hospital Office Cameron Block.

Phone 484. Residence Revere Hotel.

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`I’ouIti‘y Notice

.I am ready to buy all kinds of poultry. 2\U_d to pay the usual high prices Only good stock wanted

J J. ii. iizr_ii<iNs

6202-10-22M12i.

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Children’s BOOTS

Every mother will he de-

lighted with our showing of chiIdren’s boots- good strong sturdy boots, solidly sewn. good roomy lasts, neatly tinished-and with- al moderately priced.

Ask to isce our display.

Bring the little boy along with you. Ho'lI bejust as i' iutesested as you’ll be in

our showing.

ALLEY & CO.

Queen Street

“

Criminal Neglect

of Eyes _

Some kinds of neglect come

under the heading “Crim- inal.”

The neglect of Children’s

eyes is one. Eyestrain stunts the intellect. We will give you reliable information if you suspect your child’s sight is defective. -

H. J. Mahon,

D g 't & Opiician Souili1s,glS P. E. I.

Mttstf.

“TULIPS. HYACINTHS, CROCUS,

BERMUDA EASTER LILIES. CHIN- ESE SACRED LILlES.- We have some choice Bulbs left and are clear- ing them out at rt big discount. and on irrlday, Novcmber (ith. we will sell thc balance at exactly HALF PRICE.

6400-11-5M2i.

"A new shipment of Turkish De-

light with nuts just received. Same price as before. 20c. a lb. E. A. Fos- ter, Druggist. 6341-II-3M3i ______?__----

“Hundrede of Sweater Coats, Lad-

ies, Gentlemen and Juniors at special p.-icel. 6349-11-3Mt1.

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Coal Coal

As hthe cold vgeaggegeeistoaia

proac ing you s Ou that you have a 809A 5i°¢k 0’ coal laid in for the winter. t We have a supply Of exgelleii.

qughty gf ¢0aI rI_0W OPI- hall » Su able for Domestic and steam p_\1\' poses, and have carS0¢S arriving

aim; daily by steamer an sc nerei

The Schooner "GladYS B~ Whid'

den’_' is now on way f'°“‘ NW York with a cargo of Antlillacéfe

Coal. If you require any ki” V send us your order and siatiggifl Ori' deliver W1" be-“‘" i°i0.esi vessel while discharflmi 3

Euntain Bell & C0 Wholesale &Retail Coal Dsaieff

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If you want to

' - Two gentleman from St John came

t I 4 blacks. ‘ * 'I

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We lnsint on your etamiuiug ¢h0 %\lli- ` _____________._..

if, of fuglihnt slides own your o into as t ¢ | m biwmgr >I',nq,y 0: dust slag and Irlinkers means nmffat box: f':°::'5 ,,“1g'y,|,., °|¢ noiwy thwwn Iver- ws.-ii. up is mio new sans. PA-ross.

1.2;. ::'.‘l..t'.‘;I.l“;::'..2.f’“° °‘°‘° """" P is o r 0 G R' A P H Y

Phone 111 ~ _ Good work, prompt delivery

-.°IT PAYS £0 blly In lhil Province.

JSHIPPING is quite brisk at Mou-

!‘CHERRY GROVE.-The sympw

lily of the community is extended t

daughter. Tressa Irene. aged 1 months and 14 days. This regretahle event 'took place on Oct. 6th. M

McCormack. of Boston. arrived hom

paid Souris a business visit on Tues- ray.

and basket social at Fortune Bridge

line programme was rendered, after which the baskets were sold by Mr W. R.. Webster and Mr Henry Ding-

The proceeds were in aid of the Red

of Fortune is very much improving the appearance of her house by having it thoroughly repaired by Mr Wm.

Separator, has placed sevevral separa-

..*SOURlS ITEMS--A large amount of grain for the Army Field Service is be- ing hauled into Souris; The farmers in this section oi’ the count hav'

` I ` ' ‘- - Y. ms

, / ' I’)']/ completed potato digging, are busily

_ I - : .- engaged plowing and hauling produce $2.953.-iT

` \ 1;- ,V for shipme_nt. Mr. Thomas Mc- D.J. RILEY,

-4 - Guaugli, Bean River, was in Souris Secy.-Treas.

Tuesday on business. Mr. James Mc. _...____.._._..__.

---- Eachern, Black Bush, paid Souris ii THE COST OF WAR.

visit on Wednesday. Mr. Daniel R. . ---- ,

McDonald. Monticello, was a visitor to Souris on Monday. Mr. C. D. Mc- Kinnon, Souris, recently visited Char- Iottetowii. Mr. James T. Manning, _Gowaii Bree, was among those visit- -ng Souris on Tuesday. Mr. Daniel McNeil, Rock Barra, was in Souris Wednesday with a load of produce. Mr. I<‘. McQuaiil, Barrister-at-Law, Souris, left on Saturday on a business trip to Dorchester. Mrs. McQuaid acconipaiiieil him as far as Charlotte- town, where she spent Sunday visiting friends. Mr. Michael C. McPhee, Rock llarra, was to Souris on Wednes- day with produce. Rov. E. E. Styles, Souris, was a passener from York on Monday morning. Messrs. Joseph McPhee and A. McDonald, St. Margar- et`s, were visitors to Souris on Wed- nesday.

..*EASTERN ITEMS.-Mr Walter

Walker, one ot’ thc volunteers from Sydney, is home on ii few days' fur- lough. He has volunteered for active service.-The fishing season is near- ly closed, and it has averaged low. The mackerel trip, of which much was expected, and for which great pre- parntions were made. was most dis- appointing. Durlng September there was a considerable body of mackerel on both sides ot' East Point, and ami a few from Nova Scotia pursued them day after day with the old- fashioned hook and line, but they were not inclined to take the hook, while more than a dozen Gloucester seiners plied their seines with more or less suc- cess among tlie schools. the rcninonts ot' the mighty bodies of this beautiful fish which siirvlved their destructive methods of fishing. October was a windy mouth, impossible to go afloat, and fishermen who shoved out ln ii lull from Basin Head a few days ago had nothing but dog flsli on their trawls.-Red Point Lodge l.O.G.T. is entering the long evenings under favourable auspices. Consplcuous among the members is S. S. Robert- -ioii, a veteran ot' many years standing, and Rev. Mr Piper, \vIio Iias Identified himself with thc order.

liiillINi]IHi_i0l HINEHES

The Strathcona Fox Co.. Charlotte-

town, took delivery of a pair of Class A foxes from the Imperial ltancli. Montague, on Thursday afternoon. Delivery was also taken of 4 pairs of splc'iilid foxes by the Bay State Fox Co., Fit. Edward Road, from the ranch of Mr Profiii, at Albertoii. The trans- action was completed on Wednesday last. 'l`he llay State Company intend taking over four more pairs next week. The Company will have ten pairs of breeders altogether in their ranch be.'oro the breeding season sets Iii.

U l il

Mr Robert I-‘_ Stewart, manager of

the Imperial Fox Ranch, was lu the city yesterday. He reported quite a number ol' class A foxes having changed hands during the past few

days.

_e e o

to the Island on Wednesday ‘night on business In connection with tho fox industry. They are negotiating the purchase of 2 pairs of the best silver

Mr Bnlllngal Charlottetown, who

. ecently completed his directory of’ the fox Industry of the province. re- ports havlng received a large number of orders from persons in the United States who are Interested In the ln-

lnstry, for copies of the book.

The Glenalsdale Silver Black Fox

Zo. has lifted their options on three

black foxes

_:airs of beautiful silver if tho best quality acquired from Mr F. J Shes, Waterford.

rertion tor advertising In this col-

im umn. Cash must accompany order.

the present time you should show

o y ~

Stephen and Ella McAulay, of Cherry Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 gems Grove. on the death of their infant each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian

1 Ofilce. 6208

1', u Frank McCormack and Miss Sarah two pairs of 191! pups from black

e D - p

0" SM-Urday, being called home by the May now be seen in Three Rivers’ serious Illness o ftheir mother. Mrs. Ranch. D. J. STEWART, Aitken’s Allan McCormack, of Cherry Grove, Ferry- 6361-11-4m10l

.. 1 be at Mabou’s Drug Store, sourig '

..°FORTUNE BRIDGE.-Mr Oscar from Nov. 9t.l1 to 14th demonstrating

McDonald was in Souris Tuesday on with the wonderful Seven Sutherland

of Sisters Hair Remedies. The Public n invited to call between those date rt H. J. Mabon, Drugglst and Optlcan, 9 Souris, P. E. I. 6317-11-M6

Well, for which about $50 was realised. Amglliif RIFE”-dy B-CKUOWIBIII-Z-

Cross Society.--Mrs Eliza Dingwell The DHUOHS Of UW 0I‘W0ii

Collin.-Mr W. B. Mills, Little River, JOIN* AYHIGFBOH. City local agent for the Magnet Cream The Charlottetown Branch

gore in the vicinity in the past week.- Fmlwis K0!-lghan Iilvliiliirlify

Save on Bw_e:ur"ITn=°I?e' :tr g:tvi'>nA'Itd:I:y.c°“

..'ONE CENT per word each in-

..1'HE MORNING Guardian can

..°HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG?». At

our colours Chaste, finely enamelled

.*FOXES FOR SALE.-A litter of

arents One black and three stches.

*A LADY DEMONSTRATOR w ll

is s.

2l.

aiiiiiii gui iiiiiii

$2,740.54

Dairying Co. 16.47

Miss Elizabeth McDonald,

Roseneath 5.00

5.00

C. M. B. A., city 25.00

Office), city 1o_00

The Montague Branch of the \’Vomcn’s Patriotic Ass’n. J. & T. Morris, city, (amount

to purchase five boxes

cheese)

100.00

51.46

It has been established by army and

navy officers that the daily cost of the European war-exclusive of the loss of property and lives-will run to $50,000,000 a day, or $18,250,000,000 should the conflict last for a year. The loss of men needed to carry on the great industries, commerce and t'arui- ing of Russia, France, Germany. Aus- tria, Great Brltain and other warring nations will be in proportion to that in money.

When it is considered that, in thir-

teen years, the cost of maintenance ot' the armies and navies of tho countries at war, as well as the cost of naval construction, has exceeded $20,000,000 000, some idea may be had of the ex- pense attached to war and the pre- parations of European countries for just such contingencies as arose in Europe.

The cost of the Panama Canal, one

of the most useful aids to the com- merce of the world, was approximate- ly $370,000,000. but the expense of the preparations for war in Europe dur- liig the time it took to build the canal exceeded the cost oi! this gigantic un- dertaking iiearly sixty to one.

The wealth of the five nations at

war is estimated at $270,000,000.000 and in thirteen years the cost of' main- tenance of armies and navies, naval construction and the like exceeded $20,000,000,000, or about 13 per cent or the total wealth or ine e..a....-ies ...- volved. The same money if spent in the construction of railroads and ex- tensions of ii merchant marine would have made any of these nations com- mercially the most powerful in the world.

England’s great navy ot' 570 war-

sliips, ol' which fifty-eight are battle- ships and fifty ure cruisers, with four- teen dreadnaughts now under con- struction, was built at a cost ot' many billions of dollars.'

Naval construction in the last twen-

ty-flve years has undergone sweeping revolutions, so that year by year the British Government was compelled tu replace its obsolete warsliips with lighting niaclilnes which embraced all the latest ideas suggested by experi- ence and approved by thc naval ex- perts.

The expense of construction was en-

ormous, and from 1900, when $48,840,- 000 was voted for new construction and armament, the expense iiicrcascil gradually year by year until $8o.505,-

(1)20 was voted for thc flsi-al year lillfl-

It ls expected that the taxes to meet

the extraordiiiary expenses of the \var will be quadruplcd in Germany and France withlii the next six weeks. As business is at a standstill throughout Europe and evcry port of entry block- ed, experts are wondering whore the money is to come from. All agree that, when peace is declared atid the flgures are all in, the result financial- ly will be staggering and that thc heaviest burden lt Iias ever horn will rest upon Europe for fifty years to conie.

I HAVE SEEN BEAUTY

I have seen beauty whcrc the hills

of spring

Lifted against the inoi~uliig`s flooding

gold,

Enrolled as if with divine appnrell- ing, lialoed and uureoled..

I have seen beauty where the euuinier

slopes

In roses and flaming poppy dipped

away

To valleys hung with sunset, like

rich hopes,

At the decline of day.

I have seen beauty where the autumn

woods

Spread their rospleiident arras to

the breeze

Wherefroni the senses gained new

lieatltudes

And undreanied harmonies.

I have seen beauties where the win-

ter skies

Pulsed wlth the pale auroras from

the ole

_Ing eyes I

Were like a stainless scroll.

lou

moderate prices

,494 i>.o.Box'C

° - 'rits icons srumo, souius

` 1| n\;Is‘_t_=;eMZsmIi\g depyin connection

Above wide fields that to the wander-

I have seen beauty in the gloom and 1

.g ~, l i’pou tthe earth, In the engirdling

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W 1 2 ~. Emir? msn, P93' U vi

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are a - C sc Annan

QUICK!-V FIZLIEVED BY THE OLD

]QNGiN

~ DR. M`AR&'l'!ALL'6‘

be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac

ls |1Il8t'l.

CATARRH SNUFP

AT ALL DRUG STORES OR SE NT ERE _

¢ PAID BY (Ji. lI£iT)tl'i»lI. LLLVIIAN 1.-_-i1\0

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+W*H

MR EDWARD McDONALD.

Suddenly, at St Georges, on the

13th Oct., Edward McDonald, in the 71st year of his age. The deceased was born at St Georges, and in his early manhood followed seafaring. While cngugcil in this pursuit he visited the chief’ scaports ol’ Europe. where thc prcseni coiifiict is being eiigaged in. Ilclgiuin wus to him Iainillar ground, and his fund of know- ledge gained from actual oliservalioii told iii his own interesting and iiiiiiiit- able inaniici' was ii source ot' delight to his hearcrs. About thc yenr ISR() he purchased the farin on whicli he resided since, :ind built ii inosl coin- fortable home, wliii-.li was alwuyis opcn to the Wayfarer and the iiccily, and where hospitality was ilispi-iiscd in 11 generous measure. lie li-iivi-s to mourn, a widow. onc sou iiiiil an adoptnil daughter; also two lii~oilir»i‘s and cnc sister Io clierisli ihc iiii-i\iiii'y of an esteemed fzitiicr and bi'ii\lu~i'. The fuiicral took place to St (lci\i~i;i~'s <'liuri'l\ on the l:'»tli, und wzis uni- of thc lzirgcst for some timii. Itwiiiiciii lligli Mass was siiiii: by thc paisior. ltcv, I). J. (I. Mi-lloiiaiil, who also pur-

foinicd the services at the gra\'cI\£.l `

Hill ililliiiiilili Pill]

The following ls r. ilst of corn-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most. of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end Iaterf

Cash dividends declared and alrea-

Canada Fox Exchange. Spring Park . . . . . . . . . ... .10 Prince Albert . . . . . . . . ...10

(More soon)

Rayner International . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.Declared 40, paid 20

later.

Rayner Stoiieliurst Silver

Rayner Clarke & Harlow

B. I. Rayner, West Gore, ' N. S. . . . . . . . . . . . .,:......paid10

General Fur Farms, Ltd......pald 1

(More soon

U ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...casIi, 1

\Vestmoreland Silver &

_Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...casli, 1 ` (Added three pairs)

later. Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . I 1

Seal RIver.... ..l Diamond . . . . ......;0 Rogers Paton ... ._ ...lil (More later.;

Ltd., has paid a diviilciiil of 50 pf.- .cent. in stock.

The Carriiiliers Silver lllack Fox I‘o.

has paid ii 30 per ci-iii.. cash diviilciiil. Regal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Iii Pure (innadiaii Sil. Illk Fox i‘n., 40

and 35 per cciit later.

Richmond Hay Fox (‘o., 20 pcr ct-nl.

more later. Previiicizil Sllvci' iilack Fox Vo.. -10

per cent. vnsli. with iiiiirc lc foIlo\\' later.

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You Can’t €..‘uf"a -...lo A BUG st’/I\’IN,I'l'i-‘i-‘ .rr 'rii(>i:ul.1.'iirr\

init 'f‘ " ` -_ *"f`".1' NBS -'-I-l-,-e-u.-== i ft* ' .Mui ~ -=‘-'-.»..-i-mi.-f

i wil clczin ilicin off 1-r-i`ii~.:iiii-ii"

r :rid you \~~iirk \‘ic lioi'.\~: .<:iii.c l.:.. " Docs nut blister i-r rciiiovc t`

I‘:\ir. 51.1.0 ptr li-irle, dt-.i\'.'rc

` \\'iIi tcii you inori' if \ji\'i '.‘ i'

IIOOIE 4 K fren. /‘.Il1}f}I`.iii.\'I'1, J'

‘ ilic antiseptic lii.iii:i~'ii f ir inzirrkii

rcdurcs \<_'ar:r<isc \cii._s,l lliipfiiii- ‘ " xiiuiclrn i.-r I.irimr'»ii. I-`..i‘..i~--mf-Iaufis. i --i--r

’ I' -E sl f--i fm 1

Nevis, \,,sis. Allan paiiiqiiwi. y. i . .. . i huulc ii_t drcrrisu ri dcliiritil. l\I_=‘i\;I.it~-.wil i- it I w... rn- NG,i~.p.r.i1iti'mn-is 'fu I- ..\l»n'.reii‘.C-1'

:: Peopie’s Theatre ::

Public Meeting

---To-NicH'r-~ l

To organize the Patriotic Fund, “the fund

that proyi ies tor the Wives of those who are at

the Front fighting for You - -

Do you appreciate THEIR SACRIFICE? If

so PROVE IT by your attendance tonight.

-ALL SEATS FREE-

Million Dollar Mystery

ONLY SATURDAY ONLY

Matinee Saturday at 3 p. m.

School Supplies, Dolls and Fountain Pens for the - - - Little Ones - - -

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dy paid as posted in the ofilce of the

It. J. McNeill Co. . _ .cash 50, stock 50

Eox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...paid 200

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

Black Prince Fox Co.. .......paid 50 Pure Canadian .cash, 50, stock 35

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

Mount Flilward . . . . . . . . . . . ._.paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

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

I 0

(More so:-n)

Patch Co. ......cash, 35, stock, 70

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

Willow I-iill Fox Co. 35 per centcash New London Fox sim Imrin Iiiinds,

Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more

Duudas.... .,300 cash and 200 stoali

The Frccluiiil Silvcr lllacli' Fox l'o..

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Expert Optical Service

Our business is to ex- . amine Eyes. We aim to . give our patrons the ben- efit,the most modern and approved methods of ex- amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in this year’s business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of properly fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson

I know

Beauty dwells everywhere.

air.

Till deep within my hcnrl ol' hearts.

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99 Grafton st. ‘ optician

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__~_-_.-_-_- One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cent per word

mpany order. Minimum charge

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“ iiuiiiiiiiiii ciiissiiieii ins.

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AGENTS WANTED WANTED-SALESMEN EXCLUSIV

lines, pcriiiiiiiciil.. big.: ciiriiliigs ;;u:ii‘- iiiitccil, no iixpi-riciir'<-, li-ii \'.i-iii:- <-ics. Write liukc lSi‘olIicr.<. I.liii- ileil, Montreal. Ii1lT',‘-'il-.'».\i-li.

AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL FOR

“The Old Reliable Ifoiiiliill .\'iii'.si-i‘- les." We teach our nu-ii Iii sell. idx- perlellce I.lIIiici-orisiiry. Ilii.:l\i‘sl coni- niission paid. llaiiilsoiiit- froi- equip- ment. Stone & \\-'i-lliiiizloii. 'I'o- r0ni.u, Ont. lilliiil-I0-`.ll>§.\l1ZIliIillilii.

7\T.;'ETIi`1'”Eo-PoRTsAir A.-

gciits wanted. Send for i-utalogiiii. Soliir and broiiiiilc prints, porira-its flat and convex, friiiucs and slit-i-t pictures. Mercliuiits Portriiit tio.,

622811 °ML'~i.

Toronto. - ' -- FEMALE HELP wiisrrnm

wAN*rE`o,`“A'r"'oYi~ics, A Gini. .Fo

general housework. Apply at this 0i't`ice_ (1004-10-10_lV1tf. ._Ai5'iEs \7vA`iT'i'€o'To oo EASY.

pleasant, coloring work at home. Can make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex- perience unneccsnry, nc fzniivass-

` Ing. National Decorating Co., Dept.

N. 69 Adelaide St., East. Toronto, Oulu 5080-S-22ME5Z1. FOR SALE

FOR SALE 1 SHARE IN MONTAGUE

Black Fox (‘o. Dividend this fall will sell at pai". Apply at Ilils ofilce.

iiilil 1-1 l`-Zliltf.

MAKE US AN OFFER FOR FOUR-

tech shares llosi-iiimil Voiisollrliiicfi, with 1014 dlvitlonii. S. I’. (louilry, \`arniuut.li, l\'. S, 631211-ll-2I\Itl`. i-ToTE|_ Fon sAi_E wiru Licence

bar, ii bit: liusiiiicss aiiifl wi-ll locat- cil. Apply to llzix 1540, Viiiiiplicllloii, .\'. Il. ' ii2‘s'!)-lil-2l0l\Il.\Iii. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

in Iron! of thc I.:iw <`i\urI:= Iluililiiii: iii (‘linrlottciii\\'ii on Sitliirilaiy, Nov. 'Illini I2 o`r'ltii‘l<. iiiiiiii. 10 ssiniriis i.s~ litiiil 'l`u|.: (‘o. sim-I; aiiil l sliairi- ('liai‘- Ioitciowii Driviiii: I’airk slot-k will bc sold cum ili\'iil<-iid. (liiuilct llas7.nl'Ii. fifllll-lil-I`»lMiii.

CINEMATOGRAPH MACHINE WITH

coiuplcle ai-ciyliiic gas. i-fiiiipiiii-iii. for sale. Exccllciit opportunity io cult-r ri. ruosl profitable busiiicss on niost. iwisoiiiililc forms. I-`oi' partic- ulars apply The Giiuriliziii ()il`ii-i-.

iiliili-I0-;’2f\iIi.

FOR SALE- ANY TEACHER DE-

slrlng a sct oi' l'rncii<~:il ltoi'i-rciii-c Library publlslicrl by llziiisoii Bel-

btai i at a

lows Co.. may o ii san c considerable rediiction by iipplylug nt. this uilii-4-. 575'!-il-LIllMlI.

'°'i LOST

LOST- YOUNG BULL 1l/Q .YEARS

iild, iiluvk nhil wliiii-. .\ll_\'boii§.' kiiowliig iiii- wlicri-iilimiis of .shini-

. klnilly wrlic Win. Yoo, Kiiiusioii. I’. ` i-1. i. ima:-ii--i.\i:ii.

LOST ON NOVEMBER 2nd. B

(luuriliziii Oflici- , ii ltciici-i-a pi

()lli<~i\. M I I`.

LOST' IN THIS CITY OR PARK

ltoailwziy hour Govcriiiuciit lliiiisc. it sei bur piii. ilciyiiril by rc- turnini; to SSI Eiistuii Si.

iiilllll-ll-Illlliiflilli.

iwci-n ltiiiikiiis Drug Store :iiiil

`ii.

l<`iiiiIi-r pit-iisc li-nyc iii fliiariliiiii

LOST.-A LADY'S WEDDING RING,

\‘.'i.ili owiii-r`:< iiniiic ciigraveil iiisiilc. Ili-ivaiwl :ii I2? I-Iliii Ave.

LOST -LAUNDRY PARCEL OWN. i fri; iiiiiiiv iiliiclu-il. l’lcaiie leave at

liiiii; (li-ili‘;,;i> lloli-I. ii35fi-11-M21.

_ uiscEi.Liu_IEoiis_'__

:A QUIET DRIVING HORSE, ACCUS-

iiiiii-.~ii iii iiiiiioi'.-_ can bc had fur his kl~i~p iill .Iiiiic Isl. Apply to l’.(). Iliix 1111.. city. 6403-11-finlfil

NOTICE-TENDERS WILL BE RE-

ccivi-il by ilu- undersigned up to Fri- day, Novciiibei' 20, 1014, at thrcc o'i~Iock, p. ni. for thc purchase of the bout building plant of L. & N. Pziquct at Souris, I’. E. I. Intend-

. ing purchasers may tender for lurid

and building alone, or for all the inacliiiiery or any part. or parts thereof, consisting oi’ boiler, cnginc, plancr, baiidsiiw, pony-planer, em- cry wheel, shaftiilg, belts, etc. Iiigliest or any tender not necessar- ily acccptcd. Marshall A. Puquet, Souris, I’. E. I., Assignee.

6304-10-lI1Ml2l.

L. | ' _

MALE HELP WANTED

$15 WEEK AND EXPENSES.- TO

travel, appointing local reprcsciiia- lives. Whlificlil Linscott, llraiit- foril. Y M A _ _ `

sov wANr`Eo rofirri-:No 'ro»oi-'-

flcc. Apply ut 142 Kent St.

_ A 6013-10-l6MIi'. WANTED.-Q 'K`e6v”"AsoUT'. -3

years old its an apprentice. Apply io W. N. Tantoii, Watclimaker.

601-I-10-12Mtf.

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in _ ___

SITu ATIONS IIACANT

‘$75 FOP THIRTY DAYS EASY

wi-ric ~ write for i-oiitriii-I. llrnillcy- (liii‘i'i-isiiii, Liiiiiicii, Ilr-iiiiforil.

WE WILL PAY YOU $120. TO DIS-

lriliuli- iwlicioiiis liici~;iiuri‘ in your l~i\iiiiiiiiI_\'. Sixty days work. Hxpcr- ii-iii-i- uni rs-i|\iii'i-il. Mau or woman.

' ()pporIiiniI_v for p:'iiiiiolioii. Sparc

iliiii- iu:i_\ lic uscil. liitcrnalional Iiibli- i’rl~.<..~', ISL' Spauliiiii Avo., 'l`iir- iiliiii, 0408-il-lil\l8i.

l ._ ___..,_ (1 YA

rsaciisiis wiinisn "

‘TEACHERS HOLDING PROFES-

.sioiiiil ci-i'til`ii'ui<-.s rc<|\ii|‘oil for |.:I'u<i- vii :ind i'ur:il svliiiiilsi r-oiiiiiii~ii<'iiig Ni-iv Yi-iir's. .\|iply siiiliiiiz riuiilill- i-iiiiiiiize in iiill iii Vuiiziiliiiii 'l`c~acIi- 1-i"s .-\i:1~iir'y. lli\i;iliai_ for Saisltzititliv- waili sclloiils: U00. Il<‘vi>ri1l;:i- lilock. (':iii:ur_\'. for .‘\lbi'ri:\ |iii:-iiiiiiiis, null lI\’.'.|l ('ii|Iiiii llrivi-, \'i\iii-oiivi-r, for ;i|ipiiiiiiiiii~iiIs iii II. f`.

il:'i!I-ll-»f.`ill.\1ri.

T0 LET

TO LET /IIOOMS FURNISHED OR

iiiil`uriii:=lii-il. (lciillciiiczi prcfcrrcil. Apply liiiro.

Gililii-lil-liifiillf.

“Hur ilrlltln are cloiin, hurl' null

fresh, our services is prriiiipt and i'i»iii‘l.r-oils, nnd our prions arc cxccpt- ioniilly iiioderatc for the quality of iuir gfioils. The Tun Miirs, 140 ilrciit (li-iir_;e Htrct't_. .\I'l?l-l`.

New VQRK Fist-i ADSB

F _

Thomas M.

WHOLESALE COMNII

108 Fulton Fish

. I l

1 -r :

Reidmdr I Co

SSION FISH DEALERS

Market, New York

Spcvliililos, .\`u\i>lts. Idols nuil ('lnins. Uoiisigiiiiiciiis sollirltcil, daily re

turns. Stoiicils nuil sliitioiivry on npplii-atioii.

Ili-I`i-iwiicc. .\ii\rI;cl und i"ul\iin .\I-uiicnzil I’.:\iik. .\'c\\' York.

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

. I‘.1I'lIl~li ‘.'» mths os ¥`.w

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