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THE

onannornrown anmnrn ‘ V NOVEMBER 19--wit. -~

WARBURTON & SHAW.

Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association, Bank of Montreal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora- tion.

Ollices--Old Guardian Ofllce. Prowse

Block, t.`hai'Iottctoivn, P. E. I.

A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald Mcliinnon

MeLEAN &. McKlNNON ,

Barristefs, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown

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C. McLeod, l{.(‘., \\'. E. Bentley, K.C. MCLEOD & BENTLEY. Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law Offices-Batik of .\'. S, Vlianibers, Char- lottetown, P. E. L

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

Graduate McGill University

(lillcc :intl ll»':sitl<~ii<-e~

32;’ tlimtoii Street, Vlizirlottetoivti.

tillliti- lltiiirs-

U10 arm., ‘Jil and 7-8 p_ni.

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“Fruit-a-lives” [lured Paraly- zed Btiweis and Digestion

Sr. llomimce nn Su.~twmm4N, QUE. Feb. 3rd. 1914.

“It is a pleasure to me to inform yon

that after suffering from Chronic Constipation for 2;-4 years, I have been cured by “Fruit-a~ti\'es”. While I was a student at Bertbier College, I became so ill I was forced to leave the the college. Severe pains across the intestines continually tortured ine and it came to a point when I could not stoop down at ali, and my Digestion became paralyzed. Some one advised me to take “Fruit-a-tivcs"aud at once I ielta great improvement. After I had taken four or tive boxes, I realized that I was completely cured and what made nie glad, also, was that they were acting gently, causing no pain wliateverto the bowels. All those who

stifier with Chronic Constipation should follow my example an take “Fruit-a-tives" for they are the medicine that cures".

MAC-LOIRE PAQUIN

"Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all dealers

at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size, 25c. or sent postpaid on receipt olprice by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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DR. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon V

Prop. Alicgweit Fox Hospital H

Olhcc Cameron Block.

Phone 484. _

PIEXTY OF TT THERE.

(Seattle "'l’ost-Intelligencer.”) “.~‘.onie people seein to be able to vc tin wind."

“'l`li.'tt may ricclitiilt for it." "'l`iie \\.-.nidet-itil growth of Chicago"

Residence Revere Hotel.

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DR. CLIFT

I IIRI *NIV DI-"I‘f.\~"|".-\` \':.‘il.ii.'i lllilcl. L`li'tirii'n_ I’. l-f. I. ` Ul"|"li`|'I ll"l'Il>`---I2 to _'I d:i`ly. Iicesinti mn' -1. .lt Ullicc or Rtsidciicc---$5.00. 'i`rt-.1 |ii~nt Miiiillilv--~SlI)U.f-0

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"'l`r_v Si~ott`s Iiiiiiilsliiii for that cold,

for _wiirs it lizis bceii i'\irlii;: tlic sever- i-¢:t twist-s Oi' i-oiiglis ziiid colds-it will riirt- yoiirs. l’rii;c 501-. ii bottle. The 'l`\\'o .\liic:=, lil! Grciit George Street.

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installed in your hom

service.

The price of ha

cd with the comfort

or phone 393-J.

FRED H. TRAINOR, °%%' 2i’§f'.i..’.“;".f°'

Have our Sanitary 'Plumbing System

more than the inferior kind,but it lasts longer and gives a much more satisfactory

Plumbing System installed is little compar-

ziffords. For fuller information, call, write

ln Your Home

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Exhibition Prices.

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Horse blankets will interest every person own-

right; and prices low, you better buy today and bene-

Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their

beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-

CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages

HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special

by giving us a little of your time we can show you how to save money. “Money saved is money made.”

W. Grant CO.

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pleasure we know, but

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Annual Meetings

The Annual Meeting of

FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION, of the COOPERA- TIVE FRUIT COMPANY, and Of the FARMERS’ CENT- RAL INSTITUTE will beheld in the AGRICULTURAL

HALL, Charlottetown, on

Tuesday and Wednesday, December lst. and 2nd.

The last named will open at 11.15 p. m. The first named at 2.00 p. m. and the second at 2.30 p. m.

The ANNUAL FRUIT SHOW and SALE OF AP-

PLES will be held in the same building throughout the two days.

Single Fare Return Tickets will be issued from all

stations on the Standard Certificate Plan.

, THEODORE Ross, M

the Prince Edward Island

iivoid them I"-

CORN, ROLLEU UAT8, MOLASSINE, OIL CAKE MEAL `8EEO MIAL. All of

5°°f°*°’Y~ 7t'»i'li`I\'l‘f'7tl£."

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AIIMIIS PIIIII.

had given at the end of July definite seriet promises ‘for EiigIntid’s readi ness to fight together with Russia This might easily be made the subject I a question inthe British Parliament where no evasion or equlvotatioii is permitted to the representatives Z the nation Such a question could be appropriately put, sav, by Mr Ram sav Macdonald. it indeed he has not done so already. As tor Sir Edward Grey, whose word is accepted through- ut the whole Engiisli-speaking \vorld, both he and Mr. Asquith have cate- 'oricaily denied that there was any secret coniniitnient that tied Britain,

ter the violation of Belgian neutrality. Anti the suggestioii. or statement, quoted above is further negative by l~.tiward Grey went the extreme leng- i ot' offering to throw France and Russia over if they obstructed any reasonable peace proposals that Ger- many might ptit forward. (White Pa- per No. 111.)

“I quite agree with you that it is

natural that in some of the official pub- lications soinetliing may have been omitted wliicli the other side would consider important, but l'iu confident that ‘tvliatever record leap to light' it will not take the shape of the discov- ery of any British intrigue. For rue the most iiitert-sting disclosure would be the nature of the coinniunicatioiis , which the German Emperor, and his associates, made in Vienna, and any- thing that would help me to under- stand how it can be contended that, ‘,

they ‘labored sincerely to the end In the Interests of peace.”

WHY DID GERMANY ACT?

“I do not know where the frontierl

incidents, to which you refcr, took' place. Wlizit I do know is that till war actually began the Freiicli Govern-‘ iiient kept its troops six miles from the frontier. Aiifl as lo niobulizatioii dates, I ani uiialzle-except on one assuiiiption-to see why ltussinn niobi- lizniion against Austria should have been interpreted and at once acted upon by Germany tis a declaration of wtir against herself.

"As to ilelgiau neutrality, nothing

but Gernitiii reluctance to believe iii the honor ot' the British Foreign Sec- retary can ticcount for the view that EniIlantl's attitude iii this nititter was in tiny way tliifvreiit iii 1914 from what it was iii 1870. lt is on record iii the White Paper that Sir Edward Grey asked the French Government ‘Wlietlier it was prepared to engage to respect the neutrality of Belgium so long as no other Power violated it.' The Frciicli Government replied that they were resolved to respect it. Tho assurance, it was added, had been giv- en several times, and had formed the 1-iiibjct-t oi' coiiverszi.tioii between I’re- sldrfiit I’oiiit-air- :tml tlie'KIi'irf nf the Bt-lgiaiis. It` thc Gcriniiii (`hancellor hurl i'cspr~i‘it><l tlicuty olillgzttions in 1914 its Ilisiiiilrk did iii 1870, and as the Freiir-li limi plctigetl iliciiiselves to do, Beigiuiii would never have been

toiir-lied.

“l very greatly regret for their own

sakes, the untininiity with which Ger- man writers try to make out that Eug- laud’s only concern with Belgian neu- trality proceeded froni si-ltliiiterest. Like the systeniatic attempts to tie- fsime :ind dispnrtige Sir Etlivard Grey, this will recoil on their own heads, as it seems to point to fiiiitlaiiientally ditierent conceptions., of national hor- or. Even apart 1`rom treaty ohllga. tions to a power which, if small, was still indepentlent-even apart from her interest in preventing a (potenti-

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CHILI] IIEIS SIIIK IIIIIIS5. IIIIIIISH

II EUIISIIPIIIII

“California Syrup of Figs" Can’t Harm tender Scomach

or Boweis

A laxativc today saves it sick child

tomorrow, (‘liiltli-en simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach sour.

Look nt. the tongue. mother!,If

coated, or your child is listless,cross feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat heartily. full of cold or has sore throat or any other children’a ail- ment, give ti. tenspoonful -of "Cali- fornia Syrup of Figs,” then don’t worry, because it is perfectly harm- less, anti in a few hours all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels. and you have a wall. Playful child again. A thor- ougn "Inside cleansing" is ofiimes all that is necessary in any sickness.

Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.

Ask your drugglst for a 50-cent bot- tle nf "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown- ups plainly printed on the bottle. Loo! carefully and see that it ,is wade by the "California Fig Syrup Company.”

TOO EASY.

(BuiiaIo "Express.")

"Have you been able to meet all

the Iemands of your creditors?" "Meet them! I have-n't been able to

“in srocit: "PHOENIX," "QUEEN

c|'rv,» "STAR," "sEAvsn," "kea- AL," "Five noses" and "nov/tt. Houesuoto" Fleur. emu, Mio- D|.iNo8. CORNMEAI.. cnAcK£o

COTTON

IIIIIIIIIII WIIHIN HIII HIGIIIS

‘,the event of aggression from Ger-

,`i_V (Continued from page ten.);_ ""' ally) hostile occupation of the Belgian

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in any way, till she declared war af- "m*`*“y~ I “mst be 3-II0“'ed I0 Say that

while refusing ti conference, he and `

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litoral-, there was for Britain the consideration that the neutrality which Germany has outraged consti- tuted, and ought to have been allowed to remain, an effective barrier a- gainst just such is war ns this. Eu- rope had agreed to put, as it were. R fence round what In the past has been its ‘cockpit;’ and would-be combat- ants would obviously be hampered in finding a fighting ground elsewhere. In this way Belgian neutrality has always been regarded tis u peace»t‘ac- ‘tor by peace-loving nations.

“If you tell me that Belgium and

France had agreed to act together in

I do not wonder at it. Bernlinrdi is not the only German authority who show- ed tis before hand exactly how it was to be done-how by a sudden and ir- resistible rush through Belgium, Ger- many was to "square her account with France anti crush her so completely that France could never again come across Germany's path! I do not wonder, I repeat, that France and Bel- gium had arranged to act together, What I do wonder at is the naivete with which Gerinany after trying, to do all that she had said in advance she intended to do and had made ela- borate preparations to accomplish, turns round and seeks to put the blame on the other side. The siereotypetl and oft-recurring phrase about the “dell- berate onslaught on Germany by the Powers of the Triple Eiitente"* seems to me to have been invented for the purpose of concealing the fact that Germany has been caught in the act of putting into force her accepted and approved policy of getting in the first blow in a fight which she had decided was inevitable.

“But I must not take up any more

of your time with this rcjoiticr. I ani sincerely grateful to you for the trou- ble yoti have taken in reply to my inquiry. I am really greatly relieved to find that, even in a lcttcr written under stress of work, you seein to have so little to coiitrovert, or to add to, in the official statement which I took the liberty of forwarding for your consideration. Anti I am particul- arly gratified to learn that you dissoci- ate yurselt from the insensate hate ol' England which is being so setlulously propagated. Its only foundation is that England would not consent to play Germany's cruel game. She pre- ft-rred instead, to bleed with Llelgiuin anti the rest ot' Europe.

ni iiviiiiins in

The following fe ti ilsi. of com-

panies which have pnld dividends on account for 1i}1_gf__. _Most of these com- panies expect to payiiddltionai divid- end later;

Spring Park .10 Prince Albert

(More soon)

Rayner International . . . . . . _ , . . . . , .. ................Declared 40, paid 20 R. J. McNeill Co... .cash 50, stock 50

later.

Rayner Stonehurst Silver

Fox Co. .....,............pald 200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow

Fox Co paid 20

B. 1. Rayner, West Gore.

N. S. ....................paid 105

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

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

Mount Edward ..............pald 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

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

(More soon)

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

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver &

Patch Co. . . . . .1 cash, 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . ._ ......cash. 15

(Added three pairs)

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

Willow Hill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash New London Fox tina rnrm Lands.

Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more later. Royal . . . . .

Dundas. . . . . .300 cash and 200 stop?

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Se . . . . . . . . . . ... ..

(8 pups added to ranch.

Diamond Rogers Paton . . . . . ... .. .. .. ...10 (More later.)

The Freeland Sliver Blaclf Fox Co..

Ltd., has pnltl ti. dividend of p0 por cent. in stock.

Tho Carrutliers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent. cash tlivltlentl out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8. Regal.... . . . . . Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Go., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.

more Inter. Provtncltil Silver Black Fox Go., 40

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

(From 4 pairs)

Peerless . . . ... _....10

(and balance after January 1st.l

Ellis River Black Beauty Fox Co.,

Ltd. ........60

(With 80 or 70 later.)

Hackett S. B. F. Co..

(and two foxes added to ntock)

Magic Fox Co..........

(In addition to stock dividend of 100

p. c.) Charlottetown S.B. Fox Co. . . . . . . 15 (Also ten foxes added to ranch.) Bedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd... . .10

Mlnlrd'| Llnlment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in s levers attack of LaGrlppe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in easel of lndammetion.

Yours. W. A. I-IUTCHINSON.

Hearing ls Restored To Deaf

Without Mechlriical or .Artificial Hearing Devices. Deaf Hear with » Their Own Ears. A Wonder- _ fuk English Dlleovery.

An Appeal to the _ People of P. E., Island

Thousands of people suffer from sa-

tnrrtial deafness or poor hear-InS» who having ‘ tried specialists, advertised *

In " behalf of

treatments. artificial ear drums, ear ‘

phones, electric vibrators and various _ - _ mechanical appliances without suc- * ' '

cess have at last resigned themselves ' I '

to ii “world of silence" thinking that `

nothing can ever restore to tl1em.i '

their normal hearing. \'et'tl\eIr case ~

is not hopeless. A reinarkable scien-

tific treatnient discovereld l a alittle ‘T I ' - i re than a year ago In `ng an s

iiigklng people hear after years of THE deaflpess and iis atlso iépequalied h fog js, as ygu dgubtless are aware, designed iliiiieiytiliiipiirligso litre: iiiimpiiii- _ Cause for the assistance of those dePSl1d€r1t ‘OHS Of defective heafiiig- This 015° on the gallant men who have gone to fight our bat-

tles. It is a fund the support of which 1s_ dictated

by every sentiment of loyalty and patriotism.

covery is called Parmint and has at- tracted widespread notice throughout Europe where reports of the remark-

bl lt 't h ` e t d f - - gleeliiifiucotiirle inaliygtllieriiiiiidrid. Deo l The gengral canvass, W1" made»

commencing latter part of this week,

M€th Odin the interest of the above named fund. _Will you assist _the Committee by sending in or giving your subscription to THE TREASURER,

The effect to produce it seems is _

by tonic action to produce a stimul-|

Mr. H. W. BINNING,

Manager ot the Bank of Nova Scotia,

ous necessary to reduce all inflamma- tion, swelllng, enlargements or thick-

A I I " Charlottetown, P. E. I.

at as early a date as possible.

ening of the organs of hearing and to

stimulate the entire auditory tract.

Parniint is now being sold by many

leading druggists in Charlottetown and vicinity and a speedy trial is urg- ed upon all who stiffer t'rom catarrh- al deafness or headnoises in tiny de- gree. Ask tho drnggist for 1 oz. of

P ' _ it ' ‘ Ins-I-al_ A very welcome and most useful form V of subscription to this fund,is the sub-

nlents scription payable at certain stated periods, monthly for example, for a year, or during the duration of the war. This method_keeps up a regular income to the fund as needs arise, and also enables the donor to pay with greater conveniences than in lump sums.

armint (Double Strength) ami take lioxiie and _iiilx with 1/, pint of hot

\ atcr and 4 oz. of granulated sugar until dissolved. Take one tablespoon- ful four times a day and you should soon find a remarkable improvement

in your lwariiig.

"IMPORTANT,-In Ordering Par-

mint always specify that you want

double Strength; your tlruggist has '

it or he can get it for you; il' not. send 75c. to the Internatioiial Labora- tories, 74 St. Antoine St., Montreal, _ ' P. Q., Who make xi specialty of it."

._ I The Prince Edward Island Branch of I

I’ The Canadian Patriotic Fund

Sir. W. W. Sullivan, Pres. Mr. A. A. Bartlett, Sec’y.

_ Mr. H. W. Binning, Treas. J

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TOO IIAD. K ANOTHER MEAN MAN ..-

("-Iudge.") (Boston "G10be.")

Mrs. IIFIIIUEPCY'-I Hlliiiwflff You feel liurton-Mean man, isn’t lie?

the business tleiireseioii. Iloblnsun~Mean. He'a capable of

hrs. Park-It's just terrible, niy going into nibnrber shop for ii. slittvo

dear! We`i'e still using our Inst yeui"s'tind then getting his hair cut just to Cur. keep other people waiting.

L_' i _ ' _ l I '

The Eastern Trust Co.

INCORPORATED isoa

Just put ti few drops of Slotin’s

on the painful spotnnd thc pain stops. It is really wonderful how quickly Slonn’s acts. No need to rub it in-liiid on lightly it penetrates to the bono and brings relief at once. _ Kills_ rheumatic pain instantly.

Mr. James E. Alrrandrr, nf Noi-lh

_I]nrp.swrlI, M1., u-riffs: “.\l:iny strains in my bm-k and hips brought. on rheu-

CAPITAL $1.000.000 RESERVE $225.000

mntikm in the svinlie nr-rvi~. I hiid it so Eu K- Co

rv ~ ‘“ "‘ ‘ PRINCE EDWARD 1sLA1vD BOARD

Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman,

James Eden, C H. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.

‘ :i iump my -o g rclicf. I nt. nut-o applied your Liniment tothe ni`f_cct.cti part and in li‘.~i:-i tlir-n ti-n rninutes it was perfectly en.-ty. I think it is tho best of all Linimcuts I have over uscd.'f

SLOANS LINIMENT

Kills Pain

At all denien, 251:. Send four cents in stamps for a

This Company under its Act of Incorporation

confines its business to the administration of estates and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not speculate with its own or trust afunds, nor does it

TRIAL B°""E invest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces.

Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. _ _ ' _ _ _ Dept. E. T,,,,,,,..,, ¢,,,_ In these times of financial trouble its position is

Q _ ____ __ stronger than ever.

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' Correspondence Invited.

B. A. Weston,

General Manager

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les .

_Ask von: drugzirt for l ., < ,i » ' it. lf he cannot tuppiy ' B "" ..,,.'/Wy, the MARVEL. accept no ~ »\ _ "" ' " th . but send :tum for lllul- Ji,

o er p turf.-d book--iealed. It given full ‘ . , , . particular! and directions invaluable ` " tuludiea. WINDSURSUPPLY C0..WInd|or.Ont, .

General Ageall for Canadr-

C_ _ _ _

6274-10-29Mthstutf.

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YOU MAKE

A BIG MISTAKE

IF You allow anyone to tell you that we do not sen tickets over the Canadian

Pacific Railway.

States We sell tickets over every line of Railway in Canada or the ,United

by millxe Cali Sgéleytxesépgtghpgétet from any Point to any other p0int connected

We make a specialty of planning circuit tri h‘ h will 311

sengers to take in the greatest number of points cilsiiiieiftest. ow our pas.

Ii you will favor us with your businees we will romise ou a service al-

ways the same. We will secure your sleeping my be;-(£3 for y-ol; on an Eng or

lines and will guarantee our r t t be ' those of any other agent a es o as low and in some cases lliwer as

If you_ do not tak°e advantage f th' ` ‘ ‘ i

agency in Prince Edward Island, youolosgfisgrrglfheaglxggi offereii by no other

` w. K. ROGERS ‘

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