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-I 'St John. N. B.

-

Bond Company, Limited _ .Bank oi Montreal Building H

_ l’ulilieiU|llity Corporation Securities

We offer in lcts to suit purchasers, ablock of " each; of the following Public Utility Corporation

Securities:

I _ I _Maritime Telegraph & Telephone 0 p c. Bonds.

Maritime Telegraph & Telephone 0 p. c Paeifered Stock.

_ Trinidad Consolidated Telephone tl p. c. Bonds.

<F:._- MeCURllY & C0.

Members Montreal Stock laehanss.

|64 Richmond St, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Trinidpd Electric Company 5 p. c Stock.

Price and fnll particulars will be given upon

application.

Maritime Telegraph da Telephone ti p. c. Common Stock.

\ , ,,...

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Our System of Heating is Safe and Saving

- Our Hot-Air Heating System is the most reliable,

'safe and satisfactory [of all. It is very easy to operate and attend to---a woman can do it. It cuts down labor

to a minimum and reduces the coal bill 50 p. c.

Besides. heating the home it affords proper ventila-

tion, makes the home the clean. bright. warm and cosy

spot it should be.

Call, writeor phone 393-J for full particulars, prices,

specifications, .etc.

I Fred H. Trainer

_ _ ,_ _ 80 Grafton St.

~ no You wANr

me BEsr.;~uouERArELv Palcco TEA |N CANADA

OF COURSE YOU DO

/ _

'Then ask for and insist upon getting from 'your grocer the genuine IIASZARD'S BRAIIMIN Many so called just as good brands are be- ` ‘ing forced upon the public but BRAIIMIN TEA ‘ -continues to hold the leading position against

abroad reads as followsz-

Z on- the market.”

" " |1oRAce nAszAao

'-* 'all competitor. The last order received from

` _`_..*‘Send another chest of your Tea. It is the

' " `Agent for Canada and United States

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Oct 3 1st, 1913 2449,! I,IMStt2WkS

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Canadian Government Railways

P. E. I. RAILWAY

Uornmencinz on October sth. ma. the trains of this Railway wlllrun as follows; I

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SYNDICATE 'BHUKEN

._~;

BOMBAY, Nov. 5.-(Special).-Bev

bagchand, Naginchand & Oo., the great pearl merchants, have failed through Mr. Naglnchand lndorsing Hundi's notes of hand for Rahman, who tailed previously. This breaks the main pearl syndicate, despite ei- iorts made to save it. _

Mr. Naglchand once held perils

worth $5,000,000 and is a prominent philanthropist; Banks and British _merchants now hold these pearls. Their future depends on their ability to hold the gems against depressed markets in Paris, London and Amer- ica-. '

The Parsee judge, in B-Pllointing an

official receiver for the Credit Bank of India, declared the bank was an organized swindle.

The Times of India demands a gov-

ernment inquiry into the banking situation. _

Hill] Mill NUSTHILS

STUFFE FHUM BULB

"PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND” ENDS A COLD OR GRIPPE IN

A FEW HOURS _

Your cold will break and all grippe

misery end after taking adose of "Pape‘s Cold Compound" every two hours until three doses are taken.

It promptly opens clogged-up nos

trils and air passages in the head, stops ‘nasty discharge or nose run- ning, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stifiness.

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing

and snufiling! Ease your throbbing head-nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “Pupe’s Cold Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes _no inconvenience. Accept no substitute. *

THE TAILOR ON THE

SECRET OF STYLE

Given two women equally well

dressed, what is it that makes the one so much smarter than the other. This is something that no one has ever really found out. A tailor said the other day that he had two sis- ters for whom he made suits oi ex- actly the same cutfand material, but that for one of the sisters he always deducted $10 because “she wears my suits so well that people ask her where she gets them made. She is one of my best ways oi advertising. Those two sisters look very much alike, and it is diflicult to tell Why the one looks so much smarter -than the other., The one who _wears her clothes so well ls not nearly as pret- ty. as the other, but the pretty one has no presence, no a.ir,_ and no one notices whether her suit is well cut or well made. 'But everyone notices the plalner sister and thinks that it is the suit that gives her great an air of smartuess. Not at all! It is she that gives the suit its air, and that is why I- deduct $10 from her price. Every time she gets 5 suit I am sure to have several orders from women who say, “‘I like Miss B's

suit, could you make Tins like hers?" Not a single order ha ever come to me through the pretty s~lster's suits. ‘How do I account tor lt? It is just one *of -the things you can't account lor, except that one woman has an air, a presence as it were, that make ,her noticed wherever she goes, even if ,bhai is not expensively dressed. A tailor or dressmaker knows such a woman at 9, glance and does the best to nleabe her, for such 5 woman is, as I have said, one ofthe best ad- vertisements any tailoring or dress- making firm can have. 0! course, a good carriage and a good ilgure do much to make 5 suit noticeable, or s gown,-.or cloak, lor nothing gives style like the well held neck and well carried head. But there is more than this-but just what I can't say-ow ly all we tailors and dressmakers rec- ognize_it instantly and not s. W0mM1 but is ‘instantly conscious of the wo- man who wears her clothes with an air that adorns them." Thus the tailor-and is he not right?

P0ll'l`0 RICO RMLWAYS

Earnings for nine months

this year compared with last

year show substantial in- creases.

1912-. 1913 Gro" $615,545 6631-123 Net 216,613 277,510

The 7 p. c. Preferred Stock

may be purchased new at an attractive price.

Send for Special Circular.

ROYAI. SECURITIES

Corporation. Limited S6 Prince William St., Si. John

Montreal-'loronto-Ottawa Quebec-lalllu-London Inj

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enue and onion juice. Add the lob- ter for tive minutes and serve on oast or in bread boxes cut round

l'9l‘*K|I

parsley and chopped olives and a few

Make like oyster stew, substitut-

ing one quart of scallops for oysters. U

DEVILLED SCALLOl’_S` _

Glenn one quart of scallops, drain and bring to the boiling point; Drain again and save the liquor. Mix Well one-third cup of butter, one-third ti

spoon of butter till it is a delicate c

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That splendid, pleasantly ‘ bubbling tonic which st?-1_1 _ ulstes organs and rids the blood of impurities Rosy

cheeks and vigorous ealth ‘

the dai use oi

Slit. \`

reward ly Ahbey's Effervescent _ `y

Take A Bottle Home `

` 1 V To-day.

V AtaIlDrug§sts

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-_‘-;_N0V5_¥;BER 6-1913 mums me sms-mm. THE cHA -wamrm ~ ~ ~ seem.. ww. ‘ PAGE' ELEVEN

-'1'l1°1s»t. rewrote'-th t 'win ` ii ' __ .Tv .f ' the _lslnnd“bi Guam- dlnd the Pciiiil- S _ .V _ ii, ,r 5-, pplnes before Christmas will sail ' ' , _` “"'”“ “ from this port tomorrow 811° C01- at a ve attractive rice. . o ~

dDutcl\ ~ -_ ._ _

W8! (lll6 ISO Bn l-Di'.lenliC Of BlllB.llp\)X, &

on account oi which the. transport k _ _ _ was not allowed to land its cargo oi °t°° °" meat 5"°"'y» the Jul” "Om ' (Daw) guts. Q 11811)( afganlff .néunhroonilsl :Indt twg .................. .............. ..

cu s o co cu -up vea. ea n -

add half s. can of mushrooms cutain J' C' Mackmt0sh& co"

CREAMED LOBSTER 0N.~ TOAST two. Just before serving add two Halifax, N.S.

egg yolks well beaten. Instead of

Dice the boiled lobster, and allow the canned mushrooms substitute

to stand in a little lemon juice for a fresh ones cooked with tgonion for few minutes. Make a white sauce live minutes and use cream instead

rich with cream, season with cay- of the mushroom liquor,

STEWED CORN

Melt two tablespoons oi butter,

nd sh“u°W~ add one of flour and cook without

ran-:D LOBSTER 'Ef.‘li§“'..ii.€.‘i.dg'§'$Z. ..f.'I.'I.‘.”.""..§.’,§’.? .,.‘;'_

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Hollandaise sauce in which is minced through'

drops of onion juice.

SCALLOP STEW (Address) ............................... ..

SUALLY Amen FROM SAME CAUSE-RELIEF AND sums EFFECTED nv DR. cHAsE'a o1N'rMEN'r.

Nearly everybody knows of Dr,

Chase's Ointment as the most effec-

ve treatment for piles or hemorr-

teaspoontul oi made mustard, a hoids that medical science has been _

pinch of cayenne, u teaspootiful of able to compound. So much suffer- ` k° t ` salt. Add to this two-thirds of the lug Bud misery arises from this ail- e ¢ no reserved liquor and the chopped seal- ment that one is not long in telling . EsT»D 1875 ,

10135, Let stand for an hom-_ then his friends when he has found an ac- stir well and put into a buttered tual cure. This accounts for the Member, Manfred Stmk Exchange baking dish. Cover with crumbs and e110l`ll10\1B 581%!! Ol DF- 0113861 Oiut- and °mc"_|h|if“

bake twenty minutes. Try to have ment; M” gg §¢_ ,|,,\m_ M°m,.;,|’ only two layers of scallops in the This letter tells of relief from the |.-,.¢d";d°“_ N", G|“s°w_ dish so that both .mu cook a1ike_ autlering of varicose veins by the use B_ D_ |(°g¢,.,_R¢p,"m¢.|;v¢

of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. Many sul- .

VEAL RECHAUFFE fering of varicose veins by the use of |66 R-'°hm°"d sind’ ch"l°“°t°w

--" Dr. Chase’s Ointment. Many suder Cook a sliced onion in a table from the trouble not knowing the

omfort to be obtained by the use oi

straw color, Add one cup of veal this great soothing ointment. “-

Mrs. R. J. Evans, 187 Munro

L- _ ` 'l street, Toronto, writes: “We have

__n___n ` or .used Dr. Chase’s Ointment for years.

'I have been troubled with varicose

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'¢` I l ` _ so °

if ~ ' -

John T. Knight, tlfe local depot _ ._ '_ '

quartermaster of the U..S. ar y and ' - his assistants are snaps; aviievuelm- - Royal SeCu|'|t7e3_» _ _ _ __-_.`_____, ____

ed with work owing to the enormous r ' ° ° ' number of Christmas gifts for the e I _ _ M American soldiers in the far East ' . . .

which have accumulated horewiuring “As No M¢if0P0|¢ "0"" si-

the past week or no. Two years ago MW 95533* ||,|;|“

the Ch'-5-.ms arenas--1~t dm not EQUALFOR ruu. umm- rome ours... nsrriml . _

stop at Guam. un it was neceus.-ry ' ` ' to postpdne the Christmas testi-.-ities CLEANING ‘ wusmumr min" |'°“‘°“' IM' ‘ ' "

ou the island for one inonth., ` This "HAI-lvmb ` ~ 5|fT5R‘c*Nw¢ 3-*Z-_ ""-

-1- -_Vi

Gentlemenz-

l have noticed your recent

references to the dec ine in price of oven high grade bonds and stocks as a result of the money tightness \ve have experienced for the past ten months.

Will you therefore, kindly

send me a copy of your Novem- ber “Investment Otter-ings,” and also some information about this Partial Payment Plan of yours-without, however. obli- gating me to purchase.

Yours truly,

(Name) ............. .. ,_ ................ ..

i NOTICE TO READER i

If this letter suits you,

iill in, cut out and mail. We will answer quickly.

-a soothing, healing ointment is need

ed there is nothing so good as Dr. Chase's Ointment. ' 60 cents a _box all dealers, or Edmanson, Batee & s¢|'Y|c¢ f0|‘ l¢5l0|l Of

-~-I ¢ Co , Limited, Toronto

lf you want to enjoy every day p

a Jem Junior, Safety Razor. This` _

_‘ razor only com $1.00, but if it win Thufbdev.

do the work better than a $5.00 one zznd. May

Every Oman why should you care. We carry the 5th. June..

extra blades for all safety razors. E. 19th i.

- A Foster, Central Drugstore, d' 1

2489-11-4M31 .

31st. “

ri mth’ Aughm,

Weg September

Presents

A lot of new silverware

iust received at

C. W. Patterson’s

Cor. Great George and

Grafton Sts

` _

L

Is a Popular Way to Travel

Tourist Bleepers-light and airy. with

` “sono roumsr’ ' `/WADIAN

PA C l | c

bla' comfortable berths. accommoda-

,d d- idf M t. t Ft'l‘ ti t-

ii“d5‘f.`i‘$.‘.‘i1‘*éE.‘iaI.'f..i'}.§...!i§ €é‘§£.‘Z..'&?i'?..a‘if‘ ilinli. o?.i.....i'.i2."§.‘i3 031%. ruling d)s°l‘u'xiirious as the Palace Blesosr. but the meet the requirements of a superior class of patrons lust as well-and at hal the cost.

ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED.

Y W. K. Rogers local agent.

.»_=."_"¢ -»r;~:e-__ _--1- ff vv

ff.-new ._ - S. S. Casca edia

I ,e 1 _ . "7 5 iiif00rii§;i`,°s;1'.sv1i.;mi;;;} miildlegié From Montreal From Clvzownl

Thursday, 29th. May 12th. June 26th. “

roth. 24th. 7th. August zrst "

sr - Ju v July

I( ll

I

4th. Sept. 18th. “ 2nd. Oct. 16th. “ 30th. “

6th. November, 13th. Nov.

calling at Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, Summerside and Picton.

Carvell Bros

S.S. "Swansea Trader” Furness Line

Coastal Service

25th. " 9th. October 23rd. “

sails from Halifax every Tuesday morning at seven o’clock, and is due to arrive at Charlottetown on

l--"1*I'- ‘__ '-el _ *B Wednesday evening. calling at

Canso, Arichat, Port Hawkesbury,

STEAMSHIP SAILINGS Summerside and Charlottetown,

e I

also

Souris, Georgetown, Lower Mon- tague nnd Montague fortnightly.

CARVELL BROS.

Rocky n

8.80 a. ln. 9.80 a. ni. |l.00 a. ni. 1.80 p. ln. 8.80 p. m. 8.80 p. m. 5.00 p. ni.

0.00 a. m. 19.46 p- m. I.00 p. m. 4.00 p. m.

Item London lteamer from Halifax

Murray River Black

D Fumes; Withy Q Co. Ltd. Fax Cnmpmy umnei

pd STEAMSHIP UNERS Notice of Meeting.

str Hillsboro will _ as iqllevut- ,M The first general meeting ofthe

'”°°!"“°°t °°°°b°' st kholders oi the Murrs River

"town . . °° 7 M' ch L' :go Pd: x°"'h° N°'°mb" M' Black Fox Company, Limited, will

_'1»l0\-lm _. :- ~~\- -o. is.: 'i I 9.09 I. Ill. M is (V ‘ glllzaxiiidna November filth be held in the omce of K' J' Mlftinn

Solicitor. Charlottetown on Thurs-

,l0.00 s.m. Nev.1sth Rappahannock December nh dn the I th dx of Novémbu nextx

11 . . Y 3 Y

8.3 i-ri. 'nm m""’°°' "°‘“ ““"°" A. D., 1913 at the hour of eleven 8_m_p_ m_ mil” N°'°“‘l’°' m* o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this

- ' 4.00- Tabasco November nth 24th day of Odober A' D” I9,3_ * ‘ P' m' November ith Durango November 35th M I Md cod \i

stmnav 53° P' m , F"L; Cook. '

_. _‘moo I' mu The above stsamers have s l lnitsd sc- ‘Vinum Kenney' , , Q `

LM-p_ m_ commodationtor saloon psssenlsrs. and - Wuuim L`nddg‘u’ i . no M", ‘M

mn- --_- .qv ag”-'_ m_ height Assets for the phmp L°w¢, l 1 _ -

troop. na. Anas use smmssln ce. nnautax. _ Walter Kearney ' W _ R , _ _ 3.

g Mggpgv M sunussswrruvace urn P1’°viSl°1u\lDl\’¢¢i°11- , ci" “ghd ‘am ‘ 1!

-

_mmtf ' ' ,llauaiutt ° ` nl Agm.».u»\l|a¢."N.s.' , 2326-xo-a7Mmthuis5l l______

i #~'25.`

For further particulars apply toi

-9rxMwstf~ i

_ 1;'ss»\»~mT_ _,_ _:_ ___ ' _ 1

- W. B. HOWARD, D.P. A.. C. P. R.. BT. JOHN, N. B.

llN’|IN§

Masuslsamsus B

I

STEAMSIIII’ SAILINGS

Montreal and Quebec

. _Tm _ . ._

LIVERPOOL. I

GLASGOW.

' HAYNE- Q LONDON

Weekly sailimis until I

zsth Novem er. _ Christmas Ships

TO LIVERPOOL I

From

§Dec. Virginian..-.....Hslifsx i0 use Tunisian... . Bt. John

T0 IAVRE Q LONDON Thu.'11Dec. Pomeranian. ...3t. John

TO GLASGOW ‘

Fri I2 Dec. :i{espsrlan...`....Haliiax Bun. 1| Dec. :lonxan__ .. ... Halifax :One class (ll) Cabin Steamers.

For rates. Ind lull Ssrttoulsrs. apply W, K. ROGERS, ity.

0|'

u. os. Ai.i._As

2 Si. Peter Street. Montreal

,

au. rua WAY ur WATER

Eastcm_S. .S. Corporation

INTERNATIONAL LINE wxuufuzu rains

St. john to Boston. . . . . ....$4.50 St, John to Portland.. . . .. . _ .4.00

StateRooms._.... . . . . .....`-’...l.00

Leaves Bt. John at 9.00 a. m. Monde vs

Wedngudayn and Fridays for Iilastport Lubec and Boston. ‘_

Beturnin leaves Central Wharf Bosto Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. t

d P tl nd at 5 p m

cn és “__ s.

n a

9A.M. an 0_r s . .. for i ‘ . h . ' L‘§Xihi"E°°§i§ Ji1hu - nn-ser service between or and and New York. Leaves Franklin Wharf Tuesdays.

Thursday and Saturday at Gp. m. .Fern 31.00. each way,

For tickets, literature and information

a pl to looal ticket agents. Bltille checked tlirou h to destination. A L- =-ri>er=f.2~» r

' ghlgghn. 'P

The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Company; Ltd

Charlottetown-Picton service

Commenoing Monday the Jlrd. of Nov.

amber the S. S. “Northumberland".‘.will leave Charlottetown at‘7.30 oéolock A. M- Returning will leave Picton, N. S. after the arrival of the train from Halifax duo at noon.

G. W-_ Waksloul

‘ Manager

Ch'town, ' _ ,, .. ir

October 30th. 1913.

PLAN'1‘_]I`_r_N1-:li

Commencing on October

24th, the S. S. A. W. Perry will leave Charlottetown for Boston via Hawksbury and Halifax Fridays at noon. Returning will leave Boston Tuesdays at noon. ‘

For all information apply to

James Carragher,

Charlottetown, P.E lf. Agent

INTER Ol.-QNIA -1 na | Lwnv 1-L

_ I U, The Intercolonial Rail-

way, always attentive to the wants of its patrons, placed an office in the centre of Charlottetown where tickets c a u be bought to any point in Canada. or the United' States. This is the only otiice in Charlottetown s business section where _ through tickets from any point

_ in P. E. Island to anyfother

point on the continent can be purchased. Most people pat- ronize lt for the service and convenience,

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