SIiima'cli Trouble '~ I' c Yielile ite -

vinci.

In a natural manner.

vinotisrm I an the

»_the omach

§,’£'°il. °i¢iie ass°i'miiasou°'fl food.

as hai - _

_,.1-.meamakes Em tgfnlléfal

nerves and muscles of the -`stom8_¢l1-_ ` '

_ VINOL slices with the 'most delicate stomach and is delicious to the taste.

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E, A- FOSTER Central Drugstore Headquarters for the

___ Ifensiar Remedies n

Professional Cards

_ D RUDGE __

171 Great George 8t..- Plions 814. Manufacturer of all kinds of ilne

ha_ir goods, including. Toupees and Wgs. ‘ Hair dressing. Iifaaieuring, sum.

pooing, singer-ing. 2703-10-23Mwf1mo.

Dr. J. E.” BLANCHARD

DENTIST _ -_

PARLORS-_-125 Queen Street,

chsrieiietown, i=. E. i. `

Phone 2754 3031-11-13M1m0. '

Mcl.EODb & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C.

Barrletera and Attorneys-at~Law Money io Loan.

Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .. ..

MORION A DUFFY larrieten ans _Attorneys lolleitors for Royal Baal -or Canada _NONIY T0 LOAN

».a.uiei.»s»¥ ic-_c.. osnsie iseKinnoi`i`

ivisi. an a micinnon '

loyal Bank _Bld`¢.. Clilrlnttotowll.

wanauirron a si-uivii

Barretera. Attorneys, Notary Pah-

iio. Etc.. Solicitors for Cslllda Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal. Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor-

oiiiuu-oid om-diss oiiiee. Pre use Block, Carlottstowli. P. I. I.

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LAWYII

lenque. P. I. L

Money Us Lean _,

\eu.r.1alnr

J., D. Stewart

, repoi:t'=as lf* ‘@5-

Barrister,_ _Solicitor and

N0t8l')’ PllbH¢ om¢¢ shows receipts and ‘euiisnditures of

tiie'P. E. _...mi-I- Branch of iiiu |'ii- triotic Fund. from Nov. L’°7th. 1915 to Nov. 1viii,~1m. - - I The total adb.ici*l;ttl.-as fron: ilia-

-. _ -‘_ ' . . . _l

Branch office Georgetown p_ulilic_ in iiiiiiig balance csriioil for

e

NEWSON BLOCK Charlottetown

Money to Loan on Real I,

' Estate in Province. 'rue-nes’ J. A. iii.-

ANNUAI MEEI IN

WEIR "

ls liv-

ing. this. Advice to Korn- bers of lor Palilyio Defeat High (lost of Slices

m;I_'he eenomiesi housewttfle is get ii er in ow w ru footvsasr fortheylrii reins and tis: winter snows She is doing this because she knows *that rubber is the only staple srtiee that has de

overehoea cost no more new than thoifhdéd be!ore.u:vI:iIa leather has rese a a ree a . hlbitive P . mn* Pm

Save your Shoah Wearing

Robben" is the thri woman's advig to har family Rubbers cost no more than they did two years ago, leather hal advanced dver 50 er cent. The British Government as made cheap rubber possible Show your patriotism by buying rubbers and overahoea to nve your leather shoes.

UF PATRIUTIB FUND

~ it. R. irirzonnsnn,

Chairman,

` FRANK R. HEARTZ,

'PA ° ` N, "‘ .Y '.i‘?.§”'e\’-"‘.’¥.‘<.'

K. MARTINI* A. W. s'i'liltNs

_§.,,;*,, _ _..{§.l.?‘i.”;‘J.?.?.?.:°l‘i..‘L’.§L§.2“ltil.-‘ |i]||j|' ||| gm|_|_ 0|: g|(;|(

18th November, 1919.1' "

Mr Binni ` submitted the iinsncial

_ Mir sinwlliofs nsronr.

The statement -submitted hurt-with.

si-d,»Nuv_ st, isisnseveriug me cur- '

nggsssi year, amount-‘_to $25,490.31 c 'nomination from--the Premier of

YU".

0|'

from . . $38 812.70

raised to Dec_

. . . . . . £0 001 79

Total raised to date calen

,B for the housekee er tb have dar»year, 1916 18 810.97 scale under whicr the Patriotic Fund E H,-gm. mcome mag "Te “muy -may Contribution promised Prov worked provided that the family oi" "ve in their accustome-d___¢°m¢¢|-¢_ Gov . . 15,000 the soldier should he supplied with

We are glad to be ,mg M, ,eport - Just such comfor. as it had .bofore the

that we__kn-ow of no cue wifem une, $39,810 97 soldier left. There was iio hard and ¢0m,“i¢a¢i°n Wm), and apianaiion Amount required 1916 . . $40 000 fast scale of $45 for every family. Ile go me bgnagcigry, 9|- tim Qsqidigr, Amount raised 1916 33810.97 said that in his experience of over there has not been satisfaction with me ,mount ailoue,-]_ and even when 86.18903 faction everywhere lie ivoiiiil lie dggigmnge had had to he refused Plus expenditure as per- only too glad to put on the table nil there are but few cases of dissatis- disbursements 105.84 the corresppiiden -e that he limi had- faction. .

From me mst mis Commmee made $0,295.87 exception of half-a-dozen cases tnere

it a ,-me in every use when me , had been expressed satisfaction wiiii amount allotted justified it, of putting TREABURENB REPORT CANADIAN the amount whlzli every beneficiary

» aside in s Savings Bank account a PATRIOTIC F.UND.~ NOVEM- had \'6°¢‘lv°il- _

portion' cl this alloiiment, paying in -BER11th, 19i_6_»» Dr. Fullerton rep-led that he was cash only what was required for . not there as a carping crltic_ Hs had .present needs, granting assistance Reeelptl. been ,in Ottawa and infovviewed tho ut of this account from time to time _ men atthe head of tno Fund. and he when necessary. ` Balance Nov_ 26, 1915 $1,220.98 had had the honour and privilege and

The work of assisting dependents Rgdeivcd through Church- ` pleasure of informing th~:iii when ifiey

out of their Savings \\¢¢0\ll1iS OGW- es 5,040_45 were complaining about the Fun-I Dies much time. and entails much Special effort, Feb_ 29, _ being in an unsatisfactory condition labour. and lt 15 D01 Bi- Ill lime! 1916 0,725.56 that if all over Canada they had ad- eusy to draw the 'line between small Received ordinary 1z.4s4;sz_ministerd the Fund us. Mr Justice extravagances and real need. With ..._..._; Fitzgerald had done in Prince Edward the assistance of the Ladies Ailxlll- s $25,490.31 niiand. ii would be in a most suin- ry particularly of their President. _ factory condition_

Mrs. W. W. Clarke, it is believed p|35URggM5N1'g,

legitimate needs have been fully- sat- ' THE CHAiRMAN'8 REMARKB.

isiled, while conserving thes° 3°" liemlttsd Treasurer, Ottawa . $25,000 hiss Bank account' as lsr “B P°'f°ll>l° pomg., _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.10 'riie ciiairnisu, sir Wm. w. suin- f°" mi’ “muy ‘md um Eddie' °“ his Advertising .. 99.43- van. Chief Justice, said that,_il1e first

f°l\"‘“ l1°m°~ _ “ i . , . . . . . . . 1_s1 purioiiiie due til ifiii tu c - There are, in ali, Seventy-three Sundres 'miie havin by u B 0 9 om

- e g een completed, the

Bliflllll Bank B°°0“lll5- W6 5"’ W5' next thing for consideration was thai sibiy the only-Branch that has con- quesiion of ways ,mg mean, for 1917 ‘lil M 0-ll evi’/his H0 S" es h ¢lll\;°1lllY llllilllilliifl till* Wm? __'~\;l_l all" He said that the expenditures of the

per ence as shown us a_ _ as _ 5-gud ,.0 d I b I

"°"“°° ““'”""""" “’"°"°““ ”“‘l` Good-bye Old Bscliaclie buuiidufve 1-1: ‘gitdlrggdiyinfagzngpul den and unexpected distress' ai the ’ will Y ! Fund as administered in ottawa yn milmelll ll ll “°°'l°di ln °“°°“"°l5l“5 Net" e 'X ou the year 1914 the expenditure was habits of thrift and ssvins. and -siv-_ - --- - _ $511,000. in 1915 ii was $4,200,000- ing the beneficiaries the satisfaction STIFFNESS I8 RUUBED RIGHT for 1916 heady ten mmm” were mi of a Bank balance-their own sav- OUT; EVIRY SIGN OF PAIN q“h_eu_ while the estimate mr 1917 ii;ge-giiizosgalie cases amounting to , DISAPPEARS. Wm $13_50o_0W_ The “twmon was

cor. . .,- , 3, - f

This year again we have distribut- 'age whia-ithillll 01' lil . ' 3351? ugsntillitb. l:v3reI;\::?al;arl?n|i(:>rtmt;gl

_ _ 'ed the Flllld Wltlwllt lilly- lllllense. N-0' more stomach dosing necessary "this enormous _amgum required mf

..larrIatsrs,_ .. _ _ Attorneys-ai-Last I oxooiil _l>°ll»\\8e Hllfl B Ullllll l10ll9N‘ to cure yourylame back. the comms year The Chairman then.

'mm ‘°" °h° may "°“°5"“l’l‘°"' -EWYY ll`°¢¢» °V°"y bl* °f 'u““°" read a letter which had been receiveuf . Our thanks are due to Mrs. Clarke ¢,y`¢"|-y _ sign of weakness from Sh Herbert Ames me secretary and the Auxiliary C°m‘mm°°’ and to lllllllli l>°°l"l m“°"l°' W" be rubbed of the Canadian Patriotic Fund- ths many Ladies and Gentlemen to away for an time go come by good old whose absenée he regretted Shj w.h°m we’ M" pnvamly wmmn ml' "NBl'Vlllll°-" “Herbert he explained had purpossd “'f°"n°'"°-n’ ‘ml Whose 'may re' N0 °nl°l' llnlmenl °‘“ d° the w°rk-,_ .visiting the province during Exhibi- fl’°“°° f;;°kb°°° °f 5"” °“'“°““°° so quickly. can penetrate S0 ‘l°°P:_Yi tion but after consideration deemed

DWI' 1"- _i d omforttote` -' -

‘non ln conclusion- the Chairman desires f,:::k_T;e':y°:3re:;‘r an iqervnme m_ 51;; _:_i)i_i_i;ad o_p_i;_o;gi_.;_i;e siildhecogaeiéqruiiiiy

~ l e

g’ou§l:I:|'3‘e°§l;°:_l_l:he'g.°mbf? of this Vlrlillly ll°05- dated November 9th. and was address-

guhr 'mem B\\0l¢5¢ll0 l°ll'l ll" °“lY m°‘°d7-‘--sd to the provincial treasurer of r.ii\.

flmce a“;?:tt:ly “:°°u“5°’ 'md Nerviiine is quicker to cure. For _; ~ __ r __ _s nee n necessary id -g _ ' ~

,m,emgm°n,_, - -.- .. _ lumboso or aviation y°\l WW 3° °" _

to find relief so speedy as Nervilinq gives. For chronic rheumatism there are pain destroying properties in Ner- viiins that give it first rank. The WB! it limbsrs up a sttif Joint and takes _somsuess out of strained or rheumatic muscles is simply a wonder. -

neck. d stiff joint. a strained muscle- if you have lumbago. cons8Bi0\‘l Chill! or som throat, just try Nerviiine. Rllb ii, on pieniimiiy- it won't blister, it- canii do anything but ours you quickly. The large 500 family sise bottle lathe most economical, of course, but you can, from any dealer, also set the 25c email sine of Nervi- iine. the kind of all rein-reliovlns rs- medies.. `

_I-_Is your- account' poet

N01 17 1919

06 seo 31

The Prllldonf. id that Rev D

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1 - the 'I ii ' "@°-'“‘.:i'i..:;€§°.._..: :§.':'°.°..':: bl -~ - l!0 I lJ0 rliiallifs “ili'i§?i°‘i’.ii$`. {“‘°'i"».° i `"

r_ _Fullerton asked in .the

of th ,Central Committ.ee.with_regard to widows, were being adhered to_ _

llr Justice Fitzgerald said that the

Relief Committee had resolved to lend to the widows the _amount they had hee receiving until such time as

Claims Comglttee maintained *that they require' six months to settle an opiate of a deceased soldier. Prof csediag, Dr. Fullerton said that wlieh the started .recruiting they were fu shed with leaflets by the head-

mily of three were entitled to $45 per month apart from any allowance the soldier might make from his pay_ He wanted to know if theyd were still Justided in making that promise. The province had pledged itself to raise another 1,000 men and as they were just starting another recruiting cani-

paign it was necessary they shoulii have definite information to lay b - fore their meetings. The -various °l9rgymen in the City were besieged with inquiries by mail and personal calls regarding the allocation of re lie! from the Patriotic Fund_ _ Mr Justice Fitzgerald said thai, the

l-W0 Years the Fuivi had given satis-

multitudinous as it was-and with tae

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"#£.'f:;.$i`L' 31 gnrms is 'eisae se cvs Ile gin - pains ia the book. 2i°"l'.‘?1`I.":°'i.:..°°f.f...°:°“' ‘_'°" ° instep lui, lt. liel'is;l':}_L

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lm-io-mm. - iiiieson,_h_s» been received by me Ho- - ‘_ _ 3179-l1~21MEti.

'~=f"-r..ii.f:'-s»»;.s=s°-'szr

s .. __ ‘. res sible for recruiting s ould ob-_

o pu e ore

raqrigting meetings. I

drs glues _whether ‘the instructions!

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` V - _ Alia; lfeogivodpglloll; l>°Illl?_:ll.h _. ‘after a few weeks' use, when you see

I “nd i i | _ r. er on sa e wp

upthetiredevsi-grad gina. dull- ¢ll§f°ru§s°§-° pang. :#5 sigma to near um decision as the

_ _ ` in on .

_ _ U1 quarters stating that a wife and _fa-I-through your hair, taking one small

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nil will iii i£iuni|1Liii|i._ _ sin. sinssi. wiii

25-cent botlig destroys dandruff and

_doubles beauty of your hair.

Within ten minutes after an willi-

eation of Dsnderine you can not iind a single trace of dsndruif or falling hair and your scalp will not itch. but what will please you most will be

new hair fine and downy at ilrst - Yes-but really new hair- growing all over the scalp.

A little Danderine immediately

doubles the beauty of your hair. No :liifersnce how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten s cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it

strand at a time. The sifects is amazing - Your hair 'will be iight, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abund- ance; an incomparable lustre, soft- ness and luxiuriance. `

Get s. 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's

Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any- that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment- tliat's all - you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you will just try a little Dsnderlne. »

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Fund_ In the letter Sir Herbert Ames enquired whether expectations in respect to Prince Edward island were likely to be fulfilled, drawliig si.- tention to the fact that it had already been suggested that the province should undertake to raise the sum of $40,000 as its fair proportion for 1916. This amount, said the Chief Justice, was short by upwards of $6.000. Con- tinuing to quote from the letter, he said that Prince Edward Island (eil far below any of the other provinces. With a population of say 90,000 people, even at 50 cents a. head it would bs $45,000 per annum_ As a matter of fact, we have not been able to realise even forty-thousand, and our population is more .than 90.000_ The average for the Dominion this year, the letter continued, will be nearly $1.60 per head, more than four times the amount contributed by the people of Prince Edward Island per cspita_ Sir Herbert Ames also asked if the Government would be wil- ling to grant s suilicient sum io bi-ing the contribution of this province for the year 1917 up to $50,000.

His Lordship said that ws should

raise from all sources for 1917 at least $50,000. What amount tliej Go- vernment might deem proper to give was a matter for its consideration, but he thought the money should be rais-

_ gg ted t at

party politics in Prince Edward Is- land should be forgotten for the present and both parties “unite and form a general caucus." “We are all engaged in _an ente~rprise.“ he said, "and we must win_ We must raise the money. and I throw out the sug-

gestiqn whethT it ls. not possible that they coul develop some equit- able _schetne that would bear evenly on poor and rich alike and have a proper, distribution of this fund col- lected through the machinery of the Government »I. .am aware it is uii- popular to taxpayers. This is a time when we are not considering; things that are popular. We are' considering what we are bound to do, and I am sure the farmers of the country and the people of Charlotte- town would respond_ I am sure if the Government aided by the Opposition, would sink their differences on this question-and I don’t see where therc` should be any differences-to enable' the Government to realise, through its machinery, with as little expense as possible what is needed, it is the most satisfscfldry way of raising the Fund." The Chief Justice also said that many of the pledges which had been made had not been redemsd, and there was no way of enforcing their redemption If there were a Government scheme it could be enforced.

THE PREMIER'-8 ADDRE8S_

THE PREMIER: Mr Chairman, the

proposal which you have ,lust made, of shifting the responsibility of rais- ing this fund as far as possible upon the Government, is quite a natural one. There is a very common ten- dency in humanity to move the bur- den off our own shoulders and place it on others; and in saying this, I sm merely pointing out what a common method it is for ii when we have

I Is Your

our books. I

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single name

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OVERDUE _C if I

We are preparing fa list __ _

of all overdue accduii-t_s._`Qn_.,`

If your account; ;i5i__0Vf¢llr-'__‘.-

due kindly call Wit the amount or remit- ._,by~. mail. -- before November 30th;' 1' -

After that date we shall be

obliged to hand the Iilit to the lawyers for collection

We hope we won’t have to send in a '

But we are determined to collect all

accounts which are past due.

Shall we hear from you today;

Al-7c9'~unt .F1

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STUIIK UUUliilliiS

(Special to the Guardian)

HALIFAX, N. S., November 20-

(Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & Co, stock and bonii brokers. members Montreal Stock Exchange, McCurdy Building, Halifax. N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES

Saturday To-day

Atchison .. 104% 105’/4 Ani O and Fy .. ._ 73% 76% Am Loco.... ....9-Pri; 95 Anaconda 104% 104 Am S & 1112114 121 Can Pac .. 172 173% Col F and l . . . .._ 59% 60 Cen ._ 107 108% Crucible Steel .. 91% 91% M. F. Ct . . . ... 120% 119% Mex Nor Power . 109% 110% Ps. Steel .. 87% 85%

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Iiiending 10314, 1101/, s. P. 99% 100% Studbaker 128 124% Union Pac 148% 149%

127%. 126

U. Copper . . . .. . 129

No Trouble. _-

A good story is. told of a farmer

and his men who were out haymalc- ‘ing.

The liay was being carried and the

msn was on the top of the wagon loading.

At las; when thewsgon' was load-

ed. there being no ladder ne'ar, the man shouted down to the darmerz

"Mnister, ‘c-w be us. gwin :to get

down? _ _ » '

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-ll _ ' 1,4 _-"ll *sk 3 .'~"" I "Shut thee hsyes. Garge, an' walk

about a bit, an’ thee’ll soon be downs"

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F ire Insurance _

A Necessity ‘

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies,which never contest an honest claim such- as is represented by -

E. R. BROW

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