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demanded more room. I have moved into the TANTON BUILDING (four doors further north) which has be_en fitted;up for this purpose. by F. J. Holman &Co., with
' large and well lighted workrooms, and a
Brighter, Bigger and Better Store
Wi_th this better equipment and a fall and winter stock
of specially selected.
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BEAUTY and COMFORT, and a service equal to the best in the Province.
Glad to Show Goods and Quote. Prices.
MURDOCK ROSS
150 Upper Gt. George St. Phone. 387
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IT PAYS to buy in this province
RED CROSS.-'1‘he_ name of Mr.
Bruno Doiron, North Rustlco, 50c., was omitted from the recent amounts pub- lished as having been collected in Rua- tico.
HALLOWE'EN TEA in aid of the
Charlottetown Hospital will be held in Market Hall Building on Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 2I%°40
LECTURE. - ln the Baptist
Schoolrooin Monday evening, 26th, iiist.. Major Bartlett will deliver an illustrated lecture on the French Clinteavx. Proceeds will go toward the Canadian Patriotic League. Keep this date open. 6065.
A GOOD MOVE.-The Guardian
is informed by Dr. Pethick that meat and meat food products, intended for the relief of the Belgian sufferers will be allowed export without meat- inspectlon certificate or marking. This ruling was adopted by the De- partment in view of the quantity of home cured, and consequently non-in- spected. meats that are being contri- buted by the farmers throughout the province.
ALEXANDRA SCHO0L.-- The fol-
lowing is the standing of the pupils of Alexandra School for the month of September.- Grade VIII.-, Oledine Wood; 2, Florrie McKinnon; 3. Geo- rge McKinnon. Grade VI.-1, Susie Burhoe; 2, Jenny Robertson; 3, Ches- ter Burhoe. Grade V.-1, Doris Jud- son; 2, Anita Wood; 3, Athol Judson. Grade IV.-1, Walter Burhoe; 2, Hed- ley Burlioe. Grade III.-1, Gay Pud- soii; 2, Fortien Judson; 3, Wilbur Wood. Grade ll.-1, Winnie Burhoe; 2, Bernice McCabe. Grade I.-1, Helen Wood; 2, Beatrice Judson.
BONSHAW HOTEL.- The follow-
ing were recent guests at "Bonsliaw Hotel." -Mr. Charles Hackett, Sour- is; Mr. Oliver Cleveland, Miss Irene McDonald. Miss Flora McDonald, Miss lVeru Baker, Mr. L. R. Proctor, Mr. W. P. Bruce, Miss Jen Puhcher, Mr, ll. A. Messervey, Mr. T. E. MacNutt, Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs ILP. Forsytlie, Mr. und Mrs A. Irwin, Miss Marion Earle, Miss Kathleen Earle, Miss Florence Chappell, Mr Fred Bourke, Mr. Wendall \Vortli, Mr. Malcolm lrwiii, Mr. Burton, Mr. Bruce Stewart, Mr. Benj. Rogers, Mr. J. G. Jamieson, Mr. J. A. Colllngs, Mr. Mc- Guigan, Mr. S. R. Crabbe, Charlotte- town; Mr. J. M. Scovil, St. John; Mr. J. H. Palmer, Kingston; Mrs. Croskill, Mrs Newbury, Mrs. Heartz, Miss Ruth lieartz, Miss Evelyn Croskill, Miss Mary Jolinsone, Mr. Arthur Newbury, Mr. A. C. Outlon, Mr. W. Abel. llir. Frank McGregor, Mr. George Stanley, Mr Frank R. Heartz, Mr. Vernon Schurinan, Mr Daniel Anderson, Charlottetown
A CONCERT.-A patriotic concert
was held in Vernon Bridge Hall, Wed- iiesdny evening last and an excellent program was rendered before alarge und a reciative audience. Great
“The Silver Black Fox- industry” If you intend making an investment in the
Silver Black Fox Industry OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND
Accurate and Authentic information may be obtained without charge or obligation,
- THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE
Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Di recto rs:
Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois
credit ilispiltie to all the local talent who participated in making this the most successful entertainment of the season. Hearty app.au-c greated each number, hut special mention is due to Mr. ll. Irving Beers, who. while being on ii short visit home. kinfII" gave readings from Kipling and ltobert W. Service. The rendition of these were splendid, showing the art of a gifted elocutlouist coupled with long and careful training. This most efiicient help by Mr. Beers is greatly appreciated by all. The hall was urt- istically decorated with British flags which greatly enliniiced the patriotic fervor of the occasion. 'l‘l\e following is tho progruiii:-Cliorus by Ladies voices-Red. White and Blue. Recita- tion-Rallying round the ting--Muster Robt. Enniam. Solo-Heart of Oak- Master Herbert Brown. ltecitatioii- Bravo! Master George Tweedie.-Solo -0 Canada-Miss Laveuia Ross. Itecitation--Going to Bed-Miss Graco Jenkins. Readings-Selected-Mr. ll. Irving Beers. Solo-Private Tommy Atkins-Rev. H. A. Brown. Reading- Our boys at the front-Miss llelen Hayden. Solo-»-The Garden of Roses -Mrs. Gault Murray. Trio--Old Keit-
V 510 New Birks Building St. Mary s Chambers, 3433-7- 9Mtsttf 161 A Strand
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First National Fox Exchange of P. E. Island, Limited
Schurm an ' Bm, Block Summerside. P. E. I.
DIRECTORS
Dr. A. W. Leard, President S. M. Hicks
Hubert Howatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean
Dr. J. A. McMurdo, Secy-Tr_eas. T. D. Carruthers
Geor§e McQuarrie, Manager
This exchange uys and sells Foxes, F urs, Real Estate,
Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but tirstelass Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re- liable companies represented.
Persons desiring to* buy or sell Foxes, Fur_ Stock, etc.
will consult their own interests by cummunicating with us. Write, call or phone. _
REFERENCES: Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of
Canada, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or R. G. Dunn & Co., and Bradstreet agencies.
-, Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250
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Fire Insurance
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock _compari-
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tucky Home-Mrs. Brown, Misses Vanldersine and Ross. Readiiig- The new Organ--Miss Lizzie Leu. Solo-Out on the Deep-Mr. John Green. Readings-Selected-Mr. Il. Irving Beers. Solo-Tlie Bird's Lulla- by-Mrs ll. A. Brown. God Save the King. ’l‘lie nccompanists were, Mrs. Samuel Martin. Miss Mary Collins‘and Miss ltota Vunlderstlne.
THINK HARD.
It Pay: to Think About Food.
The untlilnklng life some people
lead often causes trouble and sickness. illustrated in the experience of this lady.
“About four years ago I suffered
dreadfully from indigestloii, always having eaten whatever l liked, not thinking of the digestible qualities. This indigestion caused palpitation of the heart so badly I could scarcely walk up a flight of stairs without stop- ping to regain breath and strength.
I became alarmed and tried dieting,
wore my clothes very loose, and used other remedies, but found no relief.
“Hearing of the virtue of Grape-Nuts
and Postum. I commenced using them in place of my usual breakfast of cof- fee, cakes or hot biscuit, and in one weok's time I was relieved of sour stomach and other ills attending in- dlgestion. In a month's time my heart was performing its functions naturally and I could climb stairs and hills and walk long distances.
"I gained ten pounds in a short time,
and my skin became clear and I com- pletely regained my health and strength. I continue to use Grape- Nuts and Postum for I feel that I owe my good health entirely to their use.
"I like the delicious flavor of Grape-
Nuts and by making Postum accord- ing to directions, it tastes similar to mild high grade coffee." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, 0 t. 'Tha most perfect food In the world.
Trial of Grape-Nuts and cream 10 days proves. "Tliere's ,a Reason."
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one appears from time to time. They gr; genullro, trlllljltd full Of Mllltlll
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THE EXPRE88.-The express train
from. Sumniersido arrived in Char- lottetown last night at 10.25 o'clock.
CLASSIC DANCING.-A feature at‘
Henry Lawrence Southwlck’s recital next Thursday evening will be classic dancing in costume by some of Miss Gorman's pupils. 6060.
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MACADAMISED ROAD. - The
stretch of road on--Richmond Street. from Heartz Memorial Hall to Hills- borough Street has been macadamlsed. and is an excellent example of road- making.
POST OFFICE PAINTED.-The in-
terior of the Charlottetown Post Of- tice has been repainted and revarnlsh- ed and all the letter boxes burnished. The oilices up-stairs have also under- gone an entire change, the painters having been for some time-applying themselves to the task of brightening the rooms. The work was very credit- ably done by Messrs. P. H. Trainor & Son, who recently painted the resi- dence of Dr. \V. J. P. MacMillan.
MORE LIGHTS.-In pursuance of ii,
resolution which was passed at the meeting of the City Council on Mon-' day evening, arrangements are being made for the placing of a number of new incandescent lights in the city. There will be one encli on King and Dorchester Streets between Weymouth and Hillsborough; one at or near the corner of Hillsborough and Richmond Streets; one on Pussriiore Street be- tween Elm Avenue and Queen Street; and one at or near the corner of Brighton Avenue and Greenfield Avenue. `
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.-What
looks like an. attempt at robbery oc- curred in Charlottetown on Wednes- day night, when the store of Johnston & Johnston, druggists, was entered by someone, it is supposed through a window in the dispensing room on Prince Street. When the store was opened yesterday inoriiliig it was found that the cash register had been tampered with. It looked ns If ii tool of some sort had been used in an effort to force the drawers open, but this proved unsuccessful. Nothing was found missing in the store.
VICTORIA-Mr. H. V. Vaughan,
repersentlng Emerson. Fisher & Co.. St. John, was in Victoria, Friday. Mr. McAskIll, Halifax, agent for Morse's Tea, was in Victoria, Friday last. Mr. W. M. Walsh. representing the Cana- dian Oil Co., Halifax, was in Victoria. Saturday. Mr. Charies I-‘_ Miller, Vic- toria, was in Charlottetown on bus- iness on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wright, Victoria, were visiting in Sumiiierside, Friday and Saturday. Miss Dorothy Clark and Messrs. Harry Lea and Lorne Lea, students at Prince of Wales College, spent their Thanks- giving holidays at their homes in Vic- toria. The many frien£i__oiAlI/Il, incl; I..ea,VIctoria, are pleased to see liini able to be out after his recent severe illness.-V.
FARMERS’ INSTITUTES.-At a
meeting of the Central Farmers’ Iii- stitute Directorate, it was tlecidcil to liold the annual iiiceting on Tuesday *md \V9dD€Sd21y. December lst und 2nd. All Institutes are expected to appoint their delegates and to send copies of any resolutions they inuy wisli to submit to the Secretary at the Department of Agriculture as soon as possible. A resolution committee will be appointed to whom all resolutions must be subniilllrii before being brought up at the meeting. Only de. lei-lates that have been duly appointed will be alowed to vote. It is very ile- sirous that every institute in thc pro- vince should he represented by their iiill number., A good many qiiestioiis are now hi-lore the public affoctiiig agriculture. These should be discus- sed at those meetings.
POWNAL CiRCUlT.- The Patrio-
tic l:oncert at Pownal Saturday night was a decided success- The Moving Pictures. Illustrated songs and vaude- ville Presented by Dr. P. L. Herniiinn and NS Party of professional enter- miners- WHS Very nnicli enjoyed by ull, as it was thc best the people 1-,vgf huve seen. there. The door receipts W0\1ld Dl`0bHbly have been twice an mllvh. had il not been for the dank night and indications of rain. ln spite of this however one of the Pownal citizens collected $18.15 nt the (1001- Tlie amount was given to Mrs. Geoi Carver to swell' the funds of lied
ent ut Pownal. All those interested in the welfare of the Red Cross 'Society should appreciate the services of |');°-_` P. L._Ilermann nndpnrty very inngh beingrendered gratis.
RELIEF SHIPMENT;--Tlils morn-
ing a shipment of clothing and food goes to Halifax by the S. S. North: umberlaud for despatch to the Bel- gians. This ls the aecondlot of goods' to he sent from this province, the first; load having been shipped on October 12. All Wednesday and yesterday team after team was driven down to the Steam Navigation Company's Wharf C0I1V0I'|ng the cases which will go this morning, among the goods be. ing 140 cases of cheese, 32 cases con- sisting of flour, biscuits, canned edi- bles, condensed milk. soap, com starch. cvdflsh. tea. etc. This ship, ment is by no means the last that will so'-from the island, for there is still a srsatquaatfty of clothing at the drill shed to _ge packed. and contribution# are 'il | in day by day. -
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RED CRO88 8HlPMENT.-- There
will go forward to~day the first ship- ment of goods to the Red Cross Socie- ty, Montreal, to be forwarded by them. It consists of 9 cases and 2 barrels of goods,
ous contribution
tailed a. lot of P. E. Island. 392 ~shlrts; towels; 784
mas; 151
jackets; 21 quantity old
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must have en-
the ladies of as follows:-
cases; 203
290 pala-
43 bed a large
water bot- shirts; 258
heavy 5 wool cotton 210 yds.
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A powerful gripping dramatic story. Just imagine a man hanging on »th'e hands of?
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and re-packing has entaileda large amount of work on the few engaged, and if any omissions have been made in acknowledging tho shipments, will the senders please drop a line to Dr. Jenkins?
WOMEN'S INSTITUTES.-On Oct.
lst, the Sterling Woineii's Institute spent a thoroughly enjoyable after- noon at “The Willows," Hope River, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson Bell. The President. Mrs. Walter Slmpsoii, presided, and the meeting, which was u large one, there being over thirty present, opened with a chorus. After' the reading and adopt- ion of the minutes, several business matters were attended to. The drink- ing water fountains were ordered to be placed, one in Stanley School and the other in Hope River School. Win- dow shades were also ordered to he purchased for Stanley School and put up during Fall vacation. It was also decided to get up a collection ot' cloth- ing for the Belgian sufferers, and for- ward the sanie to Charlottetown on October 8th. The subject for the meeting was then taken up. A splend- id paper was then read by Mrs. Pick- erlng on "The Home on the Farm," one by Mrs. A. McKay, on “The Mother in the I-lame" and one by Mrs. T. Bol- ger on "Home Influences" which was listened to with a great deal of inter- est and discussed by several oi the members. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Bell and a pleasant hour was spent in social conversation. Before singing the closing chorus a vote of thinks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Bell for their kindness. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McKay, Stanley Bridge. on Thursday evening, Oct. 29th, at seven o'clock.
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Rlieumalism
AND sKEi'>'rI_cAL AFTER rittiua
MANY ivinDiciNEs~Dn. ciiAss's KIDNEY-»i.i_vER Pinus coin-in HIM. '
When the kidneys fail to purify the
blood the poisons left in the systoiit cause pain and suffering, such as back-ache, lumbago and rlieumatism. Read how this skeptic was cured by Dr. Cliase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. Mr. F. W. Brown, Kingsbury, Que., writes:-“I have been completely cured oi backache and lame back liy using Dr. Chaas‘s Kidney-Liver itills I also recommended the pills to a man who was 5 cripple from rheunia- tisrn. He was skeptical, as he gold that he had tried nearly everything on earth. Finally he consented to try them, and to his surprise was great- ly benefited in the first. week, and the pains left his legs until he was so supple he could walk without pain oi- diilienlty. Dr. Chassis Kidney Liver Pills have worked wonders in this place, and we think there' is'_ `no medicine like them." __ Dr. -Chasers Kidney-Liver Pills one pill a dose, 25 cents 3 box, 5 for $1.00; all dealers, or Edrnanaon, Bates &'Co., Limited-, Toronto. i
::ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND/-
A meeting will be held in Afton Hull, West River, on Monday, October llltli at 7 p.m. The folowing among others will speak. Mr A. A. McLean, Mr D. Nicholson, Rev. T. F. Fullerton.
10-14m3l
: :Here is a list of some of the cliolc-
est tohaccos we carry in stock, Old Cliuni, Master Workman, Sweet Ca- poral, T... .& B., Hickey and Nichol- son, Taxi, Regal, Forest & Stream, Prince Albert. Dllls Best, Velvet and Lucky Strike. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets.
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H GUARDIAN ciassiriiiii Aus,
B, _ FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED.--GIRL, IMMEDIATELY.
Apply, 83 Upper Prince Street.
6039-I5-l4mif
WANTED-A un-ti. run nuuon-
work in family of three. Apply at 22 Brighton Road. 6059-10-15M3i.
WANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR
general housework. Apply nt this office. 6004-10-10Mtf.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. Leigh I-I. Warren, North River Corner.
5981-10-IIMIII.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework; Apply, Mrs F. S. Lodge, 25 Upper Prince Street.
5919-10-6-rntf
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FOR SALI.
FOR SALE.- TEN SHARES OF
Spring Park Black Fox Co., ut $110.- 00 per share carrying the balance of this year's dividend. This Company paid 45 per cent. in 1913, has paid 10 per cent. this year and expects to pay 30 per cent. more, Foxes cup- italized at less than $10,000 per pair. Apply R. I, E., Guardian Olllce.
6052-10-15M3l.
FOR SALE-1,000 ltaspborry canes.
Apply to 107 Rochford Street.
5978-10-9M6ipil.
FOR SALE 2 SHARES IN DALTON
Fox Co., Ltd., at $90 a sliarc. Write "G.M." care Guardian.
6056-10»l:'»I\lIli.
FOR SALE.-PEERLESS STOCK
ut par. in order to ilniinco new company. Ninciiltcen dividend. Be quick. L. L. Martin, Swamp- soott, Mass. 6035-10-14M8i.
CROSS FOXES FOR SALE.-FIVE
Females and Two Males. 90 per
_ cent. Silver Black. Those ure raiivli-
hred pups and strong und lienltliy. Tlireeof those pups ure from the saine parents that produced one silver liliiclr this ycar. Terms easy und prices right. Jus. A. Clilsliolni,
‘ North Tryon. 6044-15-1-lmlli
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LOST YESTERDAY, A BLACK VEL.
vet liuiid-ling, with small, purse en- closed. Fiiider please leave at this otllce. 6064.
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_ MALE |IEt.I'_ WANTED
WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT. 15
years olil as an uppentic. Apply to W. N Tuntoii, Wntclimaker.
6014-10-12Mtf.
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FARM WANTED. - ADVERTISER
wishes to purchase a ` farm in good condition near Charlottetown. Or would lease for live years, with option to purchase. Answer by letter, giving full particulars as to location and price. W., Guardian
5914-10-6M12l.
WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
stock in reliable Fox Co., one pair Class B. 1914 foxes. Apply to F. A. J., Care Guardian.. 6034-10-14M4i.
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A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL FOX
(Yoinpiiiiy, in this province solicits corre-spoiideiice froiu any small companies or individuals who might wish to anialgamate or tn co-operate with tlieni. Nothing wlil he considered ' except Class A. foxes. Pro- inpt response asked for. Address P. A. Care Guardian Oflloe.
5918-10-6Mti.
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“Mnc‘s Cold Cure and Cough Mix-
ture will worli wonders in uprootlng ii. stiiliborii cold. Easy to take and prompt iii relief. Price 50c. The Two lllncs. 149 Great George Street. etf.
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_ Horse blankets will interest every person own- ing a horse because they are the best quality,bought right and prices low, you better buy today and bene- fit by our special Exhibition prices. __ l
Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their
beauty _and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-
ial Exhibition Prices. _ _
CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages
at special Exhibition Prices.
HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line _at special
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You are in the City for pleasure we know, but
by giving us a little of your time we can show you how to save money. “Money saved is money made.”
W. Grant & Co. ~
Charlottetown.
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We are open to buy up to One Thousand (1,000) Lambs, good _,
` quality, and Fat Sheep. Farmers in the vicinity of the city could, , “ “‘ 'f'
' bring them byteam on any day and we will pay highest mafifu' f V ...I
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