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-NOVEMBER-I4v19I3 _ dnnmnsr lens rmerorsnn l _ THE CHARIDTPTFDOHQQQHARDIAN ~ ' ` " assume lunar. ‘ ` Y PAGE

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CHICAGO, Nov. -11.-'Phe shores of

` ' Lake Bupenoigiqate Huron and :nike

-Buy Municipal Bonds

Writmeefor-` our latest list of Municipal offerings yield-

' ing as high as 5% per cent on high class Eastern Munici-

l»1»- . el 4' _ ~

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Atlantic Bond Company, Limited

Bank ol Montreal Building "C Si John. N. B.. _

/ roar iiiizrlliilgmos

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Maritime Tel. & Tel. Securities

_ For many years Telephone Securi-

ties have been held in high esteem by the, investors of the Maritime Pro- vinces This interest has never wavered and there is always a good demand for _ Maritime Telegraph 5: Telephone '\

Securities. They are as highly regarded by tho larger investors as t ey are by t o small investors. Ihey are particu - arly attractive to small investors on

account of their low par value.

We offer a h ook of the 6 p. c. Bonds. the 0 p. c. Preferred Stoclrand the 6p c. Common Stock in lots to suit

-Erie were strewn tonlgnt with the

wreckage- of three. .lays gale, sud snow storm whlch'coet the. lives of probably _three score persons, turned bottom up in mid-lake a three hundred foot vmsel with its crew, wrecked or grounded numerous other craft and caused aproperty loss as yet uneeti- mated. but 'which will run into tue plilzions. '~ `

The details of the storlripawliich lit-

.ersllgsawept from the western end ot Lake iiperior to the eastern `shor`ef of Lake Erie. became known only today 'when survivors began arriving in various ports -with tafes of hardships and heroic rescues seldom equalled on the lakes. » ~ _ V On land the storm hit hardest et. Cleveland, Ohio, where Z1 inches of snow fell, five persons were killed and ten others lost, and where $2,000,000 damage was caused to property, chief- l_v telegraph and telephone companies, thus keeping that city out of direct communication for.two days. #The death toll, with many towns unreport- ed, is thus told: Twenty-five, perhaps ' forty men, probably. drowned 'in the overturning of a, ‘freighter ‘found floating in Lek; Huron.

Five bodies washed ashore at Bt. Joseph, on the Canadian side of Qake Huron (four had belts marked Wex- fordpand' one wore B, belt marked ."‘London."

Three bodies washed ashore on the

west shore of Lake Huron.

Two bodies washed ashore oppggmi

tllc position of the overturned boat.

Six members of n lightship drowned

in Lake Erie near Buflslo, N. .Y.

'The escapes from death were numer- ous. Aftcr the storm about Friday nlidni bt had blown away the forward

IN ,SAVING HUMAN 'LIVE

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least lessen an appalling loss of li on the s stern in eastern Canada

Church of the Ascension, observ

Canadian Pacific Railway system, d

plorlng an increase in the list of

shockfn fatalities

ing on . the tracks, and were in

MONTREAL. Nov. 10. Cana-

dian, Pacific Railway t inveded

y _ _

Rev. J. L. Flanagan, at the TM “tue ¢\,||d WM

that he felt it was his duty to call attention to the letter which he had received from a high official of the

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The. cases he referred to were not the kind where 'people met den`th\ on level crossingsror on trains, hut. those who were run down while walk-

5*.

the three-year-old son of

scalding hot water, died

1° at the General Public

result of the injuries.

his older brother near ther had .placed a tub o

°` wards into the tub, 'and

brother.

‘1 rapidly worse. The body

ST. JOHN, Nov. 11,-Sam‘\le1Dr1tz,

Louis Drftz,

34 Chapel Street, who was scaldedi on

the Churches of Montre 'with an 3 d » - 1 t appeal for assistance to stop or at un ay by mums n 0 a wb ol

last evening

Hospital sis e

playing with where his mo-

f boiling ws

ter to wash some clothes. While }she was in another room, he fell back-

was terribly

scolded about the head and shoulders. I-Ie was lifted from the tub hyhis

It was hoped at-first that the.cl1ild

would recover but on its removal to the hospital, its condition became

was removed

sense simply trespassers on the Com- pany's property. Another feature of the tragedy list was the fact that many of the victims were- children,

last night to the home of the parents in Chapel street.

MAY SEND YOUNG

and this part of the appeal w

in church.

:md 26 on another division in ees ern Canada.

SAW A FLAME JUST IN TIME.

looking out of the ‘wi`n__dpw, saw

flame of light running up the side oi

pressed\home to the parents present

The lint, of deuths, which was :lp- pellihg to railway officials, who are to some extent used to havi-.lg such matters drawn to their attention, totalled 69 in the eastern division

BRIDGETOWN, Nov. 10.- At the

bome of John Mulse_ and wife, resid- ing on the north mouutainfand while, they were quietly sitting _by the kit- chen fire one night _recer;ltly, Muise,

KINGSTON, Ont.,

iutlons of Portsmouth \ an experiment in parole considered by the federa and is likely to be tri These young ipriaoners, terms i-.1 the Portsmouth

CIIIMINALS TO THE ` _ LUMBER WOODS.

Nov. 11-Jl'o

save young criminals from thle assoc-

fpenitentizuy. ie now being 1 authorities ed this year. now serving penitentiary

or other federal penitcntiaries, will he sent into lumber camps through- out the Dominion next year under the

personal charge ct men the Canadian Reading

tion.

The scheme originated

9, at the penitentiery, and

result of that inquiry.

employed by Camp Associ-

with G. M.

MocDounell, K. C., n member of thc commission investigating conditions

is 3 direct The youths e woods as

DIES FROM INJURIES, l .,__ ,' _ N V

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` °`North, South,-East,~§"‘W¢1t ,

men and women are subjecttothe numerous ailments ' - by defective or irregular action of the orsans of digestion and e imination. Headaches, lazy feelings, epiession of spirits are first consequences and then worse sickness follower! the trouble is not removed. But thousands have discovered that

eechamfii Qilid _

cruel.-f¢-.¢s.l,.fA»ynr.al¢l»»l.¢l.. “Q "“"

are the most reliable corrective, and the best preventive ottheeeeemeli mon ailments. Better digestion, more restful sleep, greater stzjeieqthiz brlghtersplnts, clearer cornplexlons are given to those who use ocens o'n-.' ally this time-tested home remedy. Beecham’s Pills will no doubt -help ff _ you-it is to your interest to try them-for all over the wal-ld» they ff I

Are`Pr'onoi1riced Best 'P l

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raclfih Coast.

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a Popular Way to Travel L . T 'eel -nm e" , 'ine' _ " _

ting gwlirlggdullgplfrgesifedjdlre hlriyrigd fro rlrzlilgrllI:l'%la'l.d)rieFlai‘;ltt'lI`galgdlgpglllllgllllt- al x rees Trains for points in Western Canada, British OolumN'll_-'slid on the

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ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED. W. K. Rogers. local agent.

w.n. uownao. u.P.a_. 0.9. ll.. s'1‘.JouN.‘<N.‘B. ‘- -'l i' I

purchasers. Prices will bfe quoted on application. _

r. liguecunnl & co.

Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

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

THE BOILER INSPECTION

' and

INSURANCE COMPANY

OF CANADA

.Ilead Office

~ -Toronto.

1- .~e- .», ..._. ..._ _ . -

Periodical Inspections of I Steam; Boilers

' g Expert Advice On '

Fuel Consumption and Other Questions Relating To ~

The Safe and Economical Operation of Steam \

` Plants

Insurance Against All Lose Or Damage To Property And lose Ol Life And Personal Injuries

. Caused By Boiler Explosion _ ’

For Partlcularslapply to A

` rw. c; nncnounw.

~ ‘ Inspector

' Stellarton, N. S.

1848-rp-aMtf. ' I

ldleston, of the steamer L. C. Waldo,

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part. of the ship, Caktain J. W. Dud-

_navigated by 5. smalhinaccuratetcom- pass, and the aid of a lantern held by self and crew to a reef wh're the crew on landing suffered intense cold and hunger until their rescue today.

The crew of the Turrent Chief, when

the ship struck the rocks in Lake Superior, were forced to go ashore scantily clad. They built Ii but to pro- tect them frcm the blizzard. 5

It was impossible even to estimate

the loss to vessels: wrecked or dam- age' by grounding. Shippers in De- troit estimated the loss in Lake Huron and the Detroit and St. Clair Rivers alone to be several hundred thousand etzarners in- crease the loss by $500,000, while the scores of smaller crafts driven llshrre in Lake Superior and Lake Ev--c will send the total much higher. `

MUST FIND HUSBAND A

JOB T0 GET ALIMONY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--A unique

ruling by Supreme Court Justice Seabury on a woman's application _fo_1j_al_ir;l_o_rly pending a suit against hcr husband interests many husbands who have no- ~ means-‘of -paying eli- mony and are confronted with the prospects of going to jail because ‘ they can’t pay. In the case before the court. Justice Seabury directed the wife’s attorney to get e job for her husband and then the wife can collect alimony.

_Most people would he gl.

benefited by the occa- sional use of

-lla-Dru-Co laxatives

Gently, thoroughly, and _ . without diawomfort, ey free the system of the waste which poisons the blood and .` lowers the vitality. “25c. a _ box, et your Druggist’e. ~ National Drug and Chemical Co.

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, N Notice

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v"l‘he Chas. Dalton Silver Blk. I-‘ox Co., Ltd.

have provided six pens for boarding good Silver Black Foxes. . _‘

This is an excellept opgortunltyifor the men

_who have one or two pe IS 811 11° IWC '

Veterinary Surg¢0ll. A- LU11d¥. 5P°nd° his

’ .whole time at the Ranch looking -after. the foxes.

Hon. Charles Dalton also gives most of his time

to the.-Ryanair _and the Feeder has had five years ex-

. ri I \ I I ` Pe Ranch is watched night spd day.

Terms on application to- » _

~ _ w. ll. llllowsl-“..

lianailer. ._ ¥_,'=’_ /soee.w.l|uu ' ' " _ I

.,,.

gf. 3%

ness when he buys Paris Green.

,,,¢,,1“,§.,.`1¢v.» Pelosi reel oem. enroll e len. _lv.._..u a.

to Trespassers!

or hunt on property onthe cast

,1 covered a bag of hay saturated with

the house. He rushed out and dis-

oil had been placed beside the house and fired. ,It was stamped out. He went inside, but did not retire. About an hour later he sew _another flame starting up the side of an out.- huilding just across the road from his own house. Muise__age.in ran out and quietly went around in the dark to the fired building. on the way 'he discovered two men walking fast from. the b1a2ing spot. He recognized them. Another bag of hay was found that had been sprinkled with oil and seti on fire and placed on the ton Of H vile of loose wood _:list use been put beside the blrilding. ‘This second blaze was beaten out. Two days later' Muise came to town and swore out a. warrant against the 1.\v`o men he had seen at the outhllilding. One was arrested and brought before Stipendinry Magistrate Elias Mee- senger. _' _

THE LILY BOW

lengths of ribbon,,.if you mean t ' make for _vourself efvolvet... crowned hat whose slnartnees will depend nn- tirely upon the poise of its trirnrni-ng. First, you take your five haly-yard strands of sash ribbc-;l and. sewing one end of each about the base ofa

ovor its apex so that they shall form a puffy sppesrance.w~hich will not he

is lovely in new velvet. Having flrm

with a bit of hat wire, run the slen- dorest of wires along both sides of each of the cnds,s.ud then twist them into shapes as nearly as possible re- sembling the leaves of a lily. One end should be bent so that its sides partly overlap at the top while they open out toward the bottom., another should become ahalf spiral. Two should be hlalf double and a llftll should 1onl`<"liko abudding leaf. Don't got discoursiged when they refu' \ nf. first to take lily lent shapes. Wired ribbon will stand _n lot of handling

repeat the process with velvet will he a brlcf task. .

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will be give-;l work in th axemen.

NEW _YORK Y. M.. C. A.

RAISED NEARLY

' $2,000,000 IN A DAY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11-.-At a din- hel' lest night, attended by members Of n volunteer conlmittee of one thou; send n~en and women, organized to raise in e. fortnight by subscription a $4,000,000 fund for the Young Men’s and Young'Women's Christian Associations of Greater New York, it was announced that pledges made yesterday, the first dey, amounted to $1,986,346. `

EARL GREY BREAKS DOWN

LONDON, Nov. 10-Earl Grey,

former Lieutenant-Governor of Can- ada, is suffering from ri nervous breakdown and all his engagements, extending for aconsiderable period, have been cancelled.

.£.°.z3.‘:..¥;.‘;.t'.;‘§".r.;:_»::.:l.§2.i.‘;°.::.f, l HIPPI llllllll \N ` ,_

` A i|.|.Irna war ar warns

IF CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTI- PATED, GIVE “CALIFORNIA

hat's crown. draw the ent-ire number SYRUP OF' FIGS." A _ INTERNATIONAL LINE

Mothers can rest easy after giving

Pretty in the Silk I’ibb0n. but which "California Syrup of Figs," b°°““5° St- _I0l1nt0 Boston. _ . . _ ...--$4.50

ln a few hours all the clogged-up

I . te, ur bile and fermenting food ' ' ‘

ly twisted the whole mass together \;\n5tly Egoves out of the bowels, and stale R°°"\5- - - - - - - - - - - - . - . .».. L00

~ Leaves Bt. John at 9.00 e. m. Mondays

you have a well, playful child again. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their how,

When cross,

No difference what ails your little one-if full of cold, or a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomochache, bud breath,

c a entle "inside cleans

und, once having acquired the knack §`°"§‘§'“b F' 'g . Z

- . of twisting it into lily shapes, go ing should always be the first treat The Char|ott¢town Steam

mont. given. Full directions for bab- ies, children of all ages and grown- ups are printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrupe. Ask your drugglst for u 50-cent hot- tle of “California Syrup of Figs," then look carefully and see that it ir made by thc “California Fig Syrup

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S pigghd 12;( Sallie cgftemglgagg leave Charlottetown at 7.30 o'ulockA. M-

All .h oth, or tres a3_ __ I " Retuming will leuvo Picton, N. S. after _ Persons ‘S ° g P 5 ` ' ' ‘ _ the arrival ol' the train from I-falifax duo sing or allowing their dogs to run __ ~ g ._ A * . at ,,wn_

:::::..°f .::;_::.'°‘;.-;t e:;:;d ca; A- “~ Mvrllnue .Sale q_ w_ w.,k,.|,,,d Brothers, and north cf property B."i||e"` At{,m¢y..;(-|,;w ' ld b bn au” Manager

urchascdb me from Elsworlh B. 3| k, gh 1 eg town There will be so y P11 c P ‘ y - Brown oc no 6 tion at. the Law Courts Building in (}h’¢.0wn_

Shaw, will be prosecuted. Dogs IOTEL “RUNS-“cl W d d th" ,

found at large running or hunting |i|,,,,,,¢,,,,_ N, '|;, f_;‘:;f:y?f;,‘;tt"hW”aay ‘Tr Ngvgxbgg' Dug O°t’°i‘°’ 'wth' 1913’

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cle. end they become gigléfly l>:¢k;_<1. lass M.” me ?ol-elisgtl :tht iv. m.. ter liver gets sluggish an s omac is- u se. as or an - o n. _ ordered- . ““...2‘.&.§%.‘l.‘i’i?.‘5£E. 5.‘.‘.5'l3...’%l.'.‘3i.f

_ feverish, restless, see if Pellsav s Franklin Wharf Tuesdays.

tongue is coated. then- give this de- _ h _ licious “fruit lniativc-" Ch\1_dl'°3D “0.'(dr°t.‘li:=ke`tvll`.ylitereturs and information we il. -fe it wr- ;r:2.l..tr..'.‘:::.‘..:‘.°.1‘.l*..‘l::'ef:..”°"°=°

Every Callie Ocean llreezed I Hi-I rllermo-rank ventilation eyuem ol the ‘ Atlantic Royale changes lhe atmosphere of the nlllp every live rnlnuren. keeping earl:

` nhln lupplied wllh lreell, luvizeruiuz ell! slr.

Beth

R.M.S Royal Edward R.M.S. Royal George

are equipped with Marconi wireless. deep em telephones, penenrer elevators and the newest type efturbiue rngiuer. ensuring urmou speed with leur vlbmlon. Both been are the turn: In the British Canadian service. Lo. .\fonfrr'al. Str. Lv. Bristol. Ella.

S t. N . - 1.' Ed d Vlied.l‘?r:v.lg Roy! WM

sen _ --n no vl°ea.lJ°sv¢.:l" °y° °°'z°

Write ter handsome descrip-

tive booklet free. Ask the local erumahlp nent or write P. Mooney. Gemnl Agent. l23 Hollis Sl.. Halifax.

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Montreal and Quebec `

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LIVERPOOL. V GLASGOW.

_llAVRE. Q _LONDON

Weekly enllln e until "

25th Novemlzer.

Christmas Ships TO LIVERPOOL

From

Bat. 6 Dec.Virginlau........Halifax Wed. 10 use Tunieien.__..Bt.John

TO IIAVRE Q. LONDON Thu.'ll Dec. :Pomersninn.. St. John TO GLASGOW

Fri iz Dec. :Hespsrian._.....Halifex Bun. It Dec. :Ionian Halifax :One class (ll) Cabin Steamers.

For rates, and lull Sarticulerl.

apply W. K. ROGERS. ity.

ll. Q. A. ALLAN

2 St. Peter Street, Montreal

Eastern S. S. Corporation

WINTEB Finns

St. John to Portland. .. ...4.00

Wednesdays and Fridays for Hlastport

Lubes and Boston.

Bsturnlnwlenvss Central Wharf Boston idondays. sd esdays and Fridays. nt

hursdnv and Saturday at 6 D. m. Fare

r.. u. Tnomrshn. 1'. s. .2 aa.

Y A. ll. Fleming Agent.

fit. John. N. P

Furness Withy Q.'Co, Ltd. STEAMSIIII' LINERS

lrnm London _Steamer from

Rappahannock October :sth

Kanawha Novsmbsr lib

Oct. 28 (via Bt.John’1) . -v _ ' ;

Alrneriann November Nth

Nemstn Rappahannock neesmesrfslu

From Liverpool From Hallie;

Digby November 8th

Tabasco Novembcr.l7th_

:November 4th Durango Novemberfith

The above stenmere have n limited ac-

commodation for saloon passengers, _and

Freight Agents for the

allen Line szeamehls oo. er Hmm.

FURNBB WITHY it Co.. LTD.

Agents. Halifax. N.B.

i I 1 5 Q

Navigation Company. Ltd

Charlottetown-Picton service

Commending Monday the Ilrd. of Nov.

ernber the S. S. “Northumberland" will

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011 Sim P1'0P¢\'l-Y Will b¢ killed- the Lar set and Beet Located Hotel ln 1913 at twelve dclock noon' an thu

I- _R DINNIS V :i'¢:n3§f,¢ glgggrgflfgiplhlgfcloiliz zzrldiallid tract, piece and parcel of land sltuate 0

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" It”"i"e" ‘quality -the farmers want, not

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ha y P 8\m°°dloek'l.o‘ll°»ill§ill)§e'l>w§in19.°k ll-"W" the rear line or lots fronting on the

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lined with English and Can- ewes.

. N.K.0..I..L.B o a <1 be A neue a ew. 14.11 ,cn. ~

ldimflw hide °°1= *°'m°d _'?*’“°»‘f‘¥.‘?“$’...smL. $13.33*.{‘“5..7...1’..‘Z.°€.§....f“¥.....$.& ‘°“ °‘°" ’ rlcaars ro

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4.30 p. nl. 4.50 p. nl.

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10.00 a. m. 1.00 p. m.

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