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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 'E PAGE FIVE ._
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Who has his Coal bin filled
with Pickard’s Coal, the kind that burns well and while
burning gives outnplentyff of
heat.
Order your supply uf:
A Pickard _ & Co.
_ Phone 240
W Ch’town
CANADIAN U O0N’l‘INGEN'l‘ ARRIVES
Ships Now Resume Their Montreal Sailing Dates.
'l`he White Star-Dominion Line an- nounce the resumption of sailings commencing with the "Meguntie" from Liverpool' October 24th from Montreal November 7th. S. S, '-Can. ada" (ram Liverpool ilctober 31st, from Montreal Montreal November 14tn. The “Laureutic" November 7th from Liyerpoolj November 21st from Montreal, thus giving a weekly serv- ice until the close ol navigation on the St. Lawrence.
The announcement of this schedule
will be_ _welcome iiewe to intending passengers and shippers, as the "Laurentic" and “Mcgantic" are the largest steamers from Canada, and the last word in ship-building. '.l‘heiChristn:as sailings are also
announced from -both Portland, Maine and Halifax, Nova Scotia. ’I`ne S. bl. "Arabic" sailing from Portland llec- ember;(2nd, Halifax December 3rd.
This, steamer will make a noic- wort y addition to the Christmas Fleet. as she is the largest One Class Cabin* (11) steamer afloat, and has n reputation lor "being as steady as ,, rock." She will be followed by the S. S. Canada from Portlann Uerem- ber 12th, from Halifax December 13th
6224.
CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND
The railway mail service branch
of the Post Ofiice Department of canada has contributed $2793.31 to the 'Canadian Patriotic Fund. The following are the contributions from the employees of the railway mail service in Prince .Edward Island dis-
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amd Amount.
John 11', Whenr, Superintendent $10.00
Haszafd 7.00
F. Cull.i.n 5.00
McKenzie . 4.00 Essery . 5.00
B.fJonss . , .. 5.00 J__ Gallant 1 _ 5.00 E,,Arsenault 4.00 Ji'Landrigan 4.00 tal ......$49.00
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"We have ii. good assortment of
Smafit neckwear in the new roll effect. made up in orgamlie and pique, including Vcstces with plain and cm- broidered roll collars attached, pique with’ collars and revers, etc, etc.- i>A'roNs. 0195-io-z4Mai.
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Shad.” an pr ws 6195-10»24M3l.
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Knows No Substitute, And
SEAL
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Knows’ No; Superior;
CHASE 8|. SANBORN
MoN1'nsAi_ ,,,
COAL
Best
American
Anthracie
_1N__ Cliesnut foi Base Burner
Stove and Egg for the Furnace Also All kinds of
'i Good Soft
Coal
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Geo.E. FuII’s
Coal Yard
‘ - Prince St. Wharf
“TH EY ALLYS."
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First Native-We”re doin’ fine at
the war, Jargc.
Se~_oud Native-Yes, Jnlm; and so
be they Frenchics.
First Native-Ay, and so be lhcy Bci-
giuns and Roosliians.
Second Nntivc.~Ay, nn' so bo they
Allys. Oi dunno where they come from, Jahn, but they do bc devils for flghtin.'--Loiidon Punch.
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
by MINARD’s LINIMENT,
Haliax. ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont. O. S. BILLING.
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
MINARD’B LINIMENT. -
Lakeneld, Quo.. Oct. 9, 1907
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
MINARWB LINIMENT.
LT.-0011. O. CREW READ. Sus'
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Prove *Your Patriotism Purchase Rexall Goods -
~ From now until December 31st, we are donating 5 |
- .c. of the total receipts for Rexall goods sold, to the
' gatriotic Fund
V In this way you can assist the great work, and at ‘ the same time receive good val_ue for your money. There
is a Rexall remedy for every ailment-a cure for every disease, and each remedy is backed by a_ guarantee.
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TEA TOMORROW-In Market Hall
PUMPKIN PIE TABLE.-This tab-
le will be well supplied with ple? at the St. James Halloween tea Fr day next. ' _ 6223.
AT HOME-`-Mrs. W. E. Agnew will
bo at home at 29 Upper Prince Street on Wednesday and Tliursday after- noons from 4 to 6. 6229-10-27rn3l
SCHOONER CLEARS.- The scho-
oner Alena L. Young, having finished discharging her cargo of coal for Mr. Calvin Hawatt, has been loaded with a cargo of oats by Wright Bros, Vic- toria, consigned to parties in Picton, N. S. ~
HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At
the present time you should show your colours. Chaste, finely enamelled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents each;` per post, 12 cents. Guardian Office. 6206
DEATH AND BUR|AL.- The death
of Mr. Daniel MacAulay of Belfast took place on Saturday morning, Oct. 17th The funeral which was largely attended took” place on Monday 10th at 2 p. in., at St. Johu's Church. Rev. J. McKenzie, officiating.
WOMEN’S INSTITUTES-A public
meeting will be held in Mt. Stewart Schoolhouse on the evening ot the 20th October, and will he addressed hy Mrs. Dunbrack and her assistant, Miss Hazel M. Sterns, of the l)epartipontVo,i' Agriculture. All interested are cor- dially invited to 'bc present.
GRAND HALLOW'EEN CONCERT
in ll. l. S. l-iall. Enieruld. on lfrirlay evening, Oct. 80th. It _\vill ho under Miss Gornian’s direction, of Qliarlottc- town, who will appear in dramatic and comedy numbers. Children will dance the Irish, Scotch und other dances. 'l‘lii:'. will be the best ciitcrtaipiiieul held in Emerald for some time and a large attendance is expected. Doors open 7.30. Concert, S p. ni. Admis- sion, 25 cents. 0239-10-27-mil
SHiPPING.- Shipping has com-
menced in earnest in Mt. Stewart. Al- ready four scliooncrs are at the wharf two of wliicii discharged cargoes of coal for Mr,_ Jas. McCarthy. The Alcace brought a load of granite rock-200 tons- from N. `S., to bc used to macadiiniize the street in Ml. Stewart. She is a schooner of 100 tous and will be loaded with potatoes by lt. (‘_lark., l‘. W. McLeod is loading tho other il with potatoes.-L.
NORBORO INSTITUTES.-The reg-
ular monthly meeting of the Norhoro Womeu’s Institute was hold in tho schoolhouse on Oct. Gth at 3.30 p. ni. After the regular business of tho meeting was taken up it was decided that t.lie Institute members canvass thc district inthe interest of the lted Cross Work, and upon motion $10 was granted to this work, the same to como out ofthe funds of the Institute. The next meeting of the Norboro Insti- tute will be held on November 3rd, the subject for that meeting to be the "Preservation oi' Apples."
RED CROSS.-Tlio ladies of Mount
Herbert, Mermaid, Bunbury, South- port and Cross Roads met in Mount Herbert Hall on Oct. 5th at 7 p. ni., and organized a branch of the Red Cross Society. The following officers were appointed: President, Mrs. Jas. Farlluliarsoii; Vice-Pres.. Miss Amy Jones; Trees., Mrs. Porcy Mutchf Secretary, Mrs. Fraser Morrow. Mem- bership fee, 25c. (‘_oilec;or were ap- pointed for thc following districts: Southport, Mrs. George Mutch and Mrs. Charles Stewart; Cross Roads, Mrs. William Lane and Miss Janie McCallum; Mt. Iierhcrt, Miss Emilio .Icnkins and Mrs. Harry Stewart; Bunbury, Miss Beatle Bovyer and Miss Viola. l~‘arr|uliarson; Mermaid, Miss Nellie McLeod and Mrs. Geo. Munn. 'l‘he_li1dies ot' this society are asked to meet in Mt. i-icrbert Hall at 2 p. ni., on \_\'ednesday, the 28th October. The secretary asks thc ladies to go and bring friends to help sew for the Red Cross Society.
A COMMENDABLE FUND.-VMr. li.
W. Viuiiiconibo has interested himself on behalf of the Over-Seas London Daily Mail 'l‘ohncco Fund and althouglv the list has only ht-_on open a few days Mr. Vinnicomhe has niet with unqual- ified success and hopes to close and forward list at the ond ol’ tho pro- sent week. Each 25 cents suhscribcci to this Ovor-Suns 'l`ohucco i¢‘und pro- vides ii quarter pound tobacco, 25 cig- urcttoii and a box of niatclies to ovcry llrltish soldier in thc trenches who is fighting so hruvcly lor_hls country. Each parcel is it personal gift because the name and xuldrcss of the subscrib- er are written upon il. so that Char- lottetown subscribers nro really soud- ing direct to the tronchcs oi' the Allios a,.gift that will be much appreciated by those who. on account of their con- lflnll flghtlngfcau recolvc but few comforts outside their regular rations of the day. ,
8COTCHFOR'l'..- Miss Iflorric Fis-
her, Scotchforl. is visltlfig in ._ Itollo Bay the guest of Miss A eliuo Peters. --»Miss Mary 'Banihrick has left on return to Vancouver after spending tl\e‘ summer at her home in Glenroy.-- Among tho shipments from }ia`yden's wharf by the S. S. Harland. Friday were four' fat cattle and about fifty lambs- mostly all consigned to Mr. Pope Mills, Charlottetown.- Mr. 'John McBride, Bcotchfort. was among the passengers making the round trip to Charlottetown by the S. S. Harland F'riday.- Mr. James Evans, Afton Road, haspurchased a threshing out- fit from Mr Michael Feehan Mount
° . ' ar,w' enen onlo s - Hlckeys Twist Tobacco i§\T.`f.iif.:.:"‘.i`i;i‘f"°.;a”:~_i_
touring the eastern part or the ls
Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is _ 111.11101-me p».tmws1.i.. returned
home Saturday- Miss Annie Mc- Ken teacher Knutsfordt' who has
_ $10.
,the best’ _ ' - been spending two weeks vacation at
hor home in Scotchfort left on .re-
V & Co. A Saturday to resume her duties.
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thong; colds, ew.; give them Pennin-
‘ ,,- , 1 ’ Phone _ g 0- -I Goldmetc.. ive them Rensular
Sam. -Campbellr Ki|iross,~wlho donated $1 was omitted 1`ropi_lh_e_,Rtd dgtfossl
` Housel-foto 'rABL'E.-'ruerewiii
be cake, bread, pastry, candy, pre- serves, pickles, jellies, etc., on the household tiibleiit' S'tT'.`liiinc'ili Hall next Friday. ' 6223.
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Attend St. James linll on Friday audi enjoy the Flowery Orange Pokoc Teo. imported exclusively by thc Tip 'l`op Tea Co., of Ilalifax. 6220
HALLOWE'EN TEA in aid of the
Charlottstpwn Hospital will be held in Market Ilall lluildiug on Wednes- day and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 20.
6040
AMHERST IN PORT.-Tho S. S.
'Amherst arrived lu port Sunday nf- ternoon from Point du Chene, wliero the steamer had been engaged work- ing on the cur ferry.
lNSTI'<lU<.;'¥'l\E ADDRESS. -- 'hi
'l'|ics<l:=.y of»‘it, Ori.. i~I0lh, the itvv. I’\oI. licil of l’i;-~ ilzii College, lluli- fax. delivered un :=l»h~ and iustrucrl\'.\_ uiltIi‘css iii the Irc:<l:yterinii (llii|~'cl\ at hlount Stewart. Prof. Kent and lv l\l;~l{i|1uuu, thc \"|iicipul, have lwl-ri
the Maritime Synod in the intcrccis oi' the college. Increased facilities for hoard and rooms for thu siudeul.~i has been provided by a flnc new strudculs rcsitlciicc ilttcd up with a first class dining, rooiu :ind rlomltory to ucconiinorlutc students both during Ihcir arts :intl theology courscs. This work has luiii extra fiuunciul dcnuiiuls upon the i’rc- shytcrinn (lhurcli that stands hchintl ilicir college iiiiuiuzially. llul l’rol`. K(-nt's address wusnul. a direct nppcul for money. lic sho\vcd iii his own niastcrly and convincing slylo thzit this old w0l'hl iiovcr was iii grcntcr iiccd ol` \vcll lruiucil incn who arc cqiiippcd to do sufficient work. lic culled attention lo the universal fact that while ti notion may hc (‘hristiun as individuals, yet in their broader or less direct relationships they are heathen. Thc principles of (llirisl have found their way in a measure. into the _business lifc und operations of large coopcratious hut thc relation- ships hetwccn nations is yct in at large nicasurc licuthcn. Scttlcnicnt ol' intcrnntiouul diflicultics is left to diplomacy, which the speaker said. was thc power, a nation had of gain- ing thc cud by chicanery or cruft A grcnl work must _vct be done by tllirislian lcnilcwz. bt-fore irifernaflori- nl relationships wil-l hc based upon (‘hristian principles. Iiciico the cry- ing need of an educated ministry. l‘i‘ot`. Kcut reviewed the history of the nations both anclcntand modern that sought to l'ouiid tliccnipirc on force -the mailed fist, and noted how they failed most miserably. just as (lor- niany must fail, if she seeks to do` liie same. Mcn are called to introduce Christian priiicipl¢B,"hs.,hiInible .Kaml- ers and flslieruiqn,wci1c_cullod by (lhrist liimself,""‘l`or" ft" much 'greater task and only strong, well equipped men can do this grniubwork. 'i‘his splendid ziddrcss was worthy of in much larger audience,-L.
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Drug buying is an art There is truth in the state- ment that “Goods well bought are half sold.”This is due to the fact that it is eas- er to sell people what they want than to attempt to sell them just anything. We are particular drug buyersinsist- mg on quality’ goods, and when goods are rec ei ved they are _stocked in a we y to guard gainst deterioration. Customers never get infer-
ior, impure drugs here and till our prices are as low as nybody’s. Ifyou are a particular drug
buyer and appreciate right quaIity,right service, and right prices, come to our tore.
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IT PAYS to buy in this province RED CROBS.~,-fi`iic'iu\iue =ol',»\Mrs., I e
will be only 25 cents. There will also list recently published from that sec- be a candy and ice cream booth. 6232 tion. _g _:.3 A , , V7 ,Y e I
Cot on ° ° A Blankets pmt
A special purchase of big soft warm velvetycotton blankets, “twelve quartet"
size, that means 82x74 inches. They are just the real thing for winter sheets, splendid for the night when you want “just alittle more" warmth.
If you were buying blankets like this in the ordinary way, they'd cost
` ONE SEVENTY FIVE PER PAIR -
visiting most of thc congregations ui ~
119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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panlcs which have paid dividciuls on a.i:<'ouiit. Most oi' thcsc conipniiics f_~.\;pc<'t to pay additional ilivitlciid later:
(lash dividends declared and ulrca-
dy puid as posted in the ollicc of thc Canada Fox Excliange.
p. c.
Spring Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._. .10
(More soon)
Prince Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.10
(More soon)
itayncr International . . . . . . .. . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...llcclurcd 40, paid 20 lt. J. McNeill Co. . ..insh 50, stock 50
lzitcr.
Rayner Stoncliurst Silvcr
Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .paid 200
Ituyncr tilarltc & iiurlow
l"o.\' Co . . . . . .. _ . ._ . . . . ... paid 20
B. I. Iluyncr, Wt-st (lore, '
N. S. . . . . . . . . ._.paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co... . . . ...paid 50 Pure Canadian .._.1:us|i, 50, stock 35 General Fur l~`urms, l.id . . . __.paid 12
(Expect to puy 12 p. c. iuorc soon)
Mount Edward . . . . . . . . . . . ._.paid 10
(With additional 10 p, c, soon)
Murray Harbor . . . . . . . . . ._.cash 30 ' (More soon) Upton . . . . . . . . . . . ..........cush, 10
(More soon)
Wcstinorclautl Silvcr &
Patch (fo.- _ _ . _ _ .cush, 215, stock, 70
Silvcr Tip . . . ._ . . . . ._ .cas-li, 15
(Added thrcc puirsl
Crapautl Fox Conipnuy . . . ...<~asli, 40
Willow llill Fox Co, 35 pci' cent cash
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l New London Fox :md rnrin l.:\u<Is, lLtd., 200 per cent. cash, and more later. Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . ... 110 Dundas . . . ._.300 cusli and 200 stock Seal ltivcr.... _.ill Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. _ ._ I-10
“Rcxall Kidney l’ills4are Very cfi-
ggtivo as a cure for kidney troulllc, their use brings almost instzuit 'fc- l.icf. Try them, they are 1_fiiari|Y|if.cc1l. 500. n box, 3 for $1.25, lVlu<‘l\i`|ui1»u
rug (`_n_, Uni-_ Hr(-it 1icor,_~1~_ and nt Streets. -Ilif-
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LETTERS VERIFY THEM
Mr. li, .-\mli'c\vs. ol' <5 (‘h:\i‘lcs Sl.,
Sl_.Ioh|1 \\'l\o is :it piwsciit visilliii: thu Island i;lu»\-.'1-il li-livrs lo :i i`cpi'l\:~‘\ii- luiivn ot' 'l`lu- iliiairiliziii coiitiiiiiiiiy, lhc followiiri; ucroiiuirs ol' ticrzuun atroci- ties: '
“My l`:lll\1-i' rt-cs-i\'t~il :i li-(i1-i' l`i‘oni
un old l`i'i\~iul in .\ii|w¢-i~p, :ind ll wus vcry ]J:iIlu~Ii~~ io nf.-ili::ll_\' licnr froui one who lui1r.\.‘:'_ of thc hid'-ous ailrocili- vs of lI1\~(lci'|i\:_ii<. 'l"\\_'o lilili- ll~l;:i:in Icl'iltlz`t-li liztvc 4-oinc In :aln_\‘ with :1 'nil I l:no\\', lnuli |\:'_\'c lhcii' right hzuids lliwht-ll 1_u' lm' li:\ni:iu;; on to thc-ii' n1olln>r`:s slV.li'l:-¢, :intl ilu-ir inolh- crs have sli:1rc<l ilu- fiilc ol' inuuy
lhoin<uiu| of iunorcnt pcoplt-_."
.\,i1ain. “'l`l1inpn are loo serious for
oiiylliiiig, null what pcoplc are subor- inc on lhc coiilinciil is unthinkable. .\'iiniln-rs oi' the llclgizizis refugees are in Innulon. and >‘1»u\h of England and arc ici~i'il»ly niiiliirilcd hy the Gur- iniilisl; zilsu ou" uwii slililivrs. 011': \\l.~'li~_>f'. il \~.':\s not lruc. but it IS i100 I;u1~. I\`\|iu\n\i'f; ol' lhem liuvc had their h.iu1!; :iiul liinh.; lui, -_:lf hy the Ger- :n.\ii>'._"
:;'l‘licre is no possibility of any firm contiuuiiit; in business and selling tea ‘oi thc quality Ui "SAIIADA" for less 'inon:iy. You can get “.\`Al.1Al)A" 1lrl.\\,, Label from your ._-nicer at 35c. :\_ pouiul, llluc label nt 450., and vl-1.-d l.:il»1~l, nt 556. ii pound. und these `t.‘n.'-' are funn the chuicest gardens ‘in ilu- lslaunl of ¢‘i~ylr»ii_ All “SAL- _.’\il \" 'l‘r;ls :irc rlcnn,-p\il‘e and irer ‘from dust, uliicli so many other teas are loiuiml with, to reduce their cost.
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l Silver Black
OUR SERVICES ARE
without charge
Offices: Royal Bank Buildi
I Hon. John Agnew K John O. Ilyndiimii
Montreal Office: 510 New Birks Building
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Fox Industry AT YOUR COMMAND
Accurate and Authentic information may be obtained
N- THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE
. Directors:
an investment in the l`
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ng, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
George D. DeBlois William E. Agnew
London Office:
S2. Mary's Chambers,
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party gown.
Women's Pumps and Slippers
for Evening Wear
Our line of dress slippers is nothing short of a beauty show. Slippers in white kid--in black, satin, swcde and patent, triuimcd with colonial
and strap effects. It is impossible to describe all tit-e pretty dcsugns.
Evening Slippers from 2.10 to 4.00. Our line of dress slippers and pomp; will add grcatiy to the charm of any ladies
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Our Hot Water Bottles are
very neat, strong and dur- able, made of good quality plain and fancy rubhenrelain the heata long time, and are needed in ev_e_ry home---every hour during these f: old
nights. _ _
e have a combination
that can be used as a hot water bottle and as a foun- tain syringes. See our spec-
ials thely are guaranteed two years. rices $1.00 to $3.00.
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Notice Regarding Dressing Hogs
As a result of Government Inspection it is absolutely necessary that
more attention be given to dressing hogs for market in order to avoid refusal
They insist that the head, cars and feet should bc thoroughly cleaned,
every hair removed, the carcass carefully washed and kept perfectly clean when
Some few farmers are not splitting the hogs between the hams and are
leaving the bung gut--and in some cases even the manure-in. This must be remedied also, and in future a reduction of 2 lbs. pei' hog will_be made on all hogs reaching here dressed in this manner, as to say the least it does not look well. Hogs must be split down completely, and bung gut and refuse removed.
We want to build up a reputation for Island Hog products, and can do
so only with your co-operation.
DAVIS. & FRASER