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the fork on the left, is an excellent ~ example of the dignified beauty and good taste characteristic of all silver- ware bearing the name `. ,_ IB47 ROGERS EROS. ,= ` (1, im If your taste suggests '~"\,\ ""

simple and chaste lines, ik “ ;;~ _ the Old Colony and _. ' ~` ' Cromwell designs will ' pleaseyou. ~ A e 1

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MUSEUM OF WAR.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Future gen-

erations will be able to see actual occurrences oi the present European war reproduced in motion pictures and vienn specimens oi every class o! object connected witli_the war, in- cluning guns and uniforms actually used in battle, at a greatiwar mu- seum to be erected by the ; Modern Historic Records Association, of which William H. Tait is honorary president.

The Association announced today

that it is already in possession oi many war films, which, when com- plete and in chronological order, will iorm a panoramic history of the struggle.

KING ALBER'l"S FETE ' ' ' '" ' DAY MAIL A RECORD,

HAVRE, France, November 21.-A

large motor truck was required to forward to King AlbBl`t at his head- quarters ln Flanders the mail receiv- Bd here for the‘King on the occasion of his iete.

No class of society iorgot the Bel-

gian ruler on his Saint's day, which corresponds to a birthday in Protes- tant cquntries. Picture post cards containing congratulations and best wishes were in the majority, but the K.ing’s mall contained poems, draw- ings, paintings, and even original musical composltons.

Cildren were heavy contriiiutors, ns

also were wounded soldiers in the hospitals. All ranks, from the nobil- ity to the peasantry, were represent-

_ TROUBLES OF* HER OWN.

A maid who had been emipioyed in

the Benner home for several years took unto herself a husband andwent to a nearby town to live, One day about a. month after the wedding she came to call on her former mistress, who said: _ J

"Well, Phoebe, Ihope that you are

happy in your new home, How is your husband?"

To this the bride of a month made

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reply:

"Well, I reckon I'm happy enough,

but the chimney in the kitchen don‘i; draw none too good,an’the water in the well is so blackish I nin’t never oin’ to 't used to it As 'r

WE WILL SELL

40 CHARLOTTETOWN

ELECTIC LIGHT dp. c. FIRST MQRTGAGE

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PT A SACRIFICE TO RAISE READY

CASI. WHAT AM I OFFERED ?

i`.. A. MUNGER & co

DENNIS BUILDING, HALIFAX

g gi . io my husband, well, ma'am, it’s with him as it is with your man an' all the rest oi 'em, if the Lord had ’em to make over He could improve some on the l0b‘ Ain-'t eggs terrible hig,h?" .

WHOOPING COUGH

SPASMODIC CROUP ASTHMA COUGIIS IlRONCHI`|'IS CATARRII COLDS

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A simple, nie and ellcctive treatment avoiding

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i _haicd with every breath, _

makes breathing easy; ad ‘ soothes thc sore throat » 5 SHP . and stops the cough, U, W , 'f' lssurlnp restful nights. ‘Ia Ifll invaluable to mnilierl 4 _ _'._," ‘ with young children. -0

Send un ponlrllfor _ "\ ' - _ desrripliva booklet ' \ ,Or _ sono nv onusninrs a VAPO-CIIESOLEN . - * - ..._W-

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ll I I With an “Ideal”

* In thfIDEAL Hopper-Cc oled Engine you have the

best, safe: most simple and satisfactory farm cnginc that you cdd possibly require.

The Il.AL will run steadily and strong under all

conditions-hrough the winter blizzard as easily as a torrid Jul; day. lt is easily installed can be transportedfrom place to place, simple to oper- ate, casy to 'erhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and will pay for ielf in a few months use.

The IDEL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While see about it today.

Brucestewart & Co Ltd. ~

\ , Stun Navagation Wharf ' ,

IIIIVE .YUIIIIHIIME WELL HEIITEII

You mustive our Hot Air system instal- r

veriience and hithfulness of living in a well

` heate(;1ui!1i)-lgtén A`System will heat your house

better consumess fuel, and givea superior general satisfacn than 0tl_1¢IS- U .t

For furthe information ca -WU C °f

phone 393-1-

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Fred H. Tiunor - - o.»e"»~§‘§<§m

Qdjiidnnal

WARBURTON & SHAW.

Barristcrs, Attorneys. Notary Pub-

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

Ofilces-Old Guardian Ofilce. Prowse

Block, Charlottetown, P. E. IT A. A. McLean, K.<.. Donald McKinnon MCLEAN 6. McKINNON Barrlsterl, _ Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block. Charlottetown

C. McLeod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C. McLEOD 6. BENTLEY. Bnrrllterl and Attorneys-at-Law Otilr-cs--Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char- lottetown. P. E. l.

DR. CLIFT

('IlRUNI(7 DISEASES

Vi"loria Hotel Ch'town. I’. I‘I.I.

oi=i-‘tcm i-ioilhs-»-iz is 3 duly. Feesina Vance. At‘ORice or Residence---$5.00. Trta

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miite-1o‘fi‘.v|an§'5

DR. I. E. CROKEN I Veterinary Surgeon

Phone 484. Residence Revere Hotel. _

Army Field

Service

Oats will be received in

Charlottetown at

The Marine Wharf

:T -:They should be sent in as promptly as possible

St John 'iicket Oillce 47 Kinli

L. I. THOMPSON. T. F. A _

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PLANT LINE

‘PRINCE VON BUELOW AMBASSA-

PARIS, Nov. 21.-A despatch [rom

Rome, to the Fournier Agency states that Prince Von Bueiow his been ap

L i , Ov. 2 .-The Gover -

ment has no intention oi attempting conscriptlon in Ireland. In the House yesterday Premier Asquith denied there was a plan to apply for such ilonscriptlon. His statement was made in reply to a question from John Redmond.

SEWING HINTS.

Always use double thread for gn-

thering. Use as fine a thread and tice- dle as the garment will allow. When threading your needle make the knot on the end broken from the recl. in sewing a scam put thc stitches closely together, but lightly, into the cloth, being careful not to draw. Gathcrs should always he set on the right side, but never with ii needle; use a pin.

CANADIAN MEN KILLED.

BRANTFORD, Ont., November 22.- Auletter received here yesterday from Corporal John Cobdcn, of thc First Coldstream Guards. announces that Privates Arthur Barnes nnd'John Blanchard, both of this city, who went to the front as British reservists, were killed in the fighting along the Alsne. Blanchard. was ii member ol' the local pollcciorce, ns was Cobdcn, who has himself been wounded.

TC- REMOVE STAINS FROM

BOARDS.

'l‘o remove ink-stains sprinkle lili-

erally with salt, and riih vigorously with hull’ a lemon. Grouse stains may

paste made oi equal quantities ot' pearl-ash and i§uller's earth incision- ed with boiling water. The paste should be left on stain for about twelve hours. and then washed ofl' with soap and water, or limc and hot water.

“MAKERS OF HISTORY."

Mammoth New Group at the Eden Musee.

For the past six months the artists

ol' the famous Eden Museo of New York have been completing ii new mammoth tableau which was opened to the public for the first time Satur- day, November 14th. lt is located in the spacious Central Hull of the Musee and is entitled “Makers oi’ His- tory oi' the World." The group shows such prominent and world known per sonuge in life such as George Wash- lngton. Benjamin Franklin, Queen Victoria, Duke oi' Wellington. Cleo- patra, Cardinal Richelieu, Admiral Farragut, Adrian Block, Julius Casaer, Abraha Lincoln and other prominent men of the world.

The extra attractions are thc

World in Wax exhibition, the Mineral- color natural colored pictures which are shown exclusively at the Eden Musee, and which subjects are shown hourly.

The stage attractions in the form of

the magic performance by that master magician and Illusionist, Mr. Dunnin- ger. This is the sixth consecutive week of this act and Mr. Dunnigei' never fails to please and mystlfy his anlience. New groups are already un- tlcr preparation for the Chrlstiiias

Elect. Whitman is also in position to

Gentloiucii.-Last Winter 1 received

great benefit from the uso of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of I.aGrippe, and I have frequently

DOR TO ITALY `

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Suppose you were, to read in the paper

some morning that a disastrous fire had wiped the town of Amherst, or Galt or Lethbridge completely off the map. That would be a. hard knock to Canada wouldn’t it?

Yet, figuratively and literally. Canadians are ruthlessly trampling

a town that size under their feet every year,-actually obliterating it.

Every year we Canadians import $4,000,000 worth of boots and

shoes from the United States. On them we pay over $1,000,000 duty.

That $5,000,000 ii' spent for Canadian-made boots, would keep six

big shoe factories busy the year round,-employing' altogether about 2400 hands, paying out $1,500,000 in wages, and supporting, in ali, about 10,000 people.

Concentrate all these people in one place and you add to the map

of Canada a good live town like Amherst or Gait or Lethbridge. Rather startling isn't it?

When out oi' pure thoughtiessness, you buy an imported boot you

crunch under your heel the opportunity to build up such a town.

In buying Canadian-made shoes you are paying for quality, not

duty. Dollar for Dollar they give you a value that is equal to, if not better than any others. "

Next time be patriotic enough to refuse the pair the dealer offers

you that is not

~ “MADE iN CANADA ” ,.1

be removed by the application of ii ‘ -' “` ` '

pointed German Ambassador to Italy: r led I I |° B

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Time Table S. S.Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

Leave Ch'Town. Leave Rocky P.t

7.30 8.00

8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M. .

9.30 “ 10..00 "

11.00 " 11.30 "

1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.

2 .$0 .. ..

3.30 4.00 " 4_3() H 4_5() I- 8.00 12.10 DBI).

suNoAv 1, 5*’

9.00 r.. M. 20.00 A. M.

l2.45\P. M. 1.00 P. M.

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER lat, 1914.

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P.M. A.M. ~ A.M 3.30 7.35 De Charlottetown, Ar. 11.210 4.42 8.30 Hunter River 10.30 5.21 9.02 Emerald Jct. 9.56 5.56 9.27 Kensington 9.27 6.30 9.50 Ar. Summersid e 9.00

5*’."." P BSU! ' ¢m; E

T?mH S~b$

mor,

Dep.

30° P.M.

Summersi de

Port Hill

0’Leary Tignish

Ar.

FFF? mea* mamm

8.58 9.47 3.00

11.00 5.00 Ar. Dep.

P. E. I. RAILVVAY

/ 7

P.M.

10.15 9.16 8.45 8.17 7.50

5.15 3.48 2.30 12.20

Trains Outward Trains inward.

Read down. Read up.

r-ts?" 522.5

12.20 11.35 11.00

A.M.

moveil it to be very effective in wwe November me s. s. “.\'oi-iiniunit-ri.n.fi~ of lnn“mm“yf~l‘:_’:_'___ will leave tho (‘<\tnpnny’s \Vharl' tliilly

° ° l except Sunday, til. 7.250 o‘clot~k ii. ni. W- A- HUTCHINRON Returning will iciivc Picton about 1

o'clock p. ni.

"”" oct. 29, 1914.

2.00 " 2.30 " 4.00 “ 4.30 “

M. MUltPll\, Manager.

YorkPt.Fer1‘y

Timetable for November, launch Dol- hl .-

p n

Leaves Yorlf. Point. Tuesday 10th, 10

a.m. Leaves Charlottetown 2 p. m.

Friday 13th, 930 and 12 ii. ni.

Leaves York Point Friday, 13th, 9.30 and 12. Leaves (‘.liar;ott:>.town. 11.45 and 3 p. m. Leaves York Point Tucs- day, 17th, 10.30 a. ni. nnil. 1 p ni. Leaves Charlottetown. 12.45 and 3.310 p. m. Leaves York Point. Friday 20111, 1 p. m. Leaves (‘.liarloiii~iown -I p. ni.

730 and 12 ii. in l.euvvs (‘h:irlot|o~

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Charlottetown-Picton Service CHANGE OF TIME

Coninicnciniz Monday thc 2nd of

G. W. WAKEFOIID,

' Manager.

Il0|IdH.VS Bild il llilurv Of Govvruor Leaves York Point, Tuoizilay, llili, 1145

8.55 9.30

3"?-°.“’°°=’°> r-1-A bf ' Gwamgg

U . rn to

3.00 -1.10 4.36 '4.57 6.00 1

4.15 8.40 Dep. 5.04 9.50 5.25 10.20 6.00 11.00 Ar.

A.M. P.M. 8.15 3.10 Dell. 'I 50 4.25

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Ar.

hc placed on exhibition ncxt \vt-ok. town 11.45 and 4 p. m. In-iivi-'i ‘fork Au -r

Point, Friday 27th, ‘l.;:0 and .I3 ii. ni. I

7.10 Dep. 8.00 Ar.

Ar.

7.10 Ar. Elmira Dep.

alns run da ily-S

Emerald J ct. Capo Traverse

Charlottetown, Mt. Stewart

Morell

St. Peter's

Souris

Mr. Stcwar t Cardigan Montague Georgctow n

Charlottetown Vernon River Murray H arbor

`s==.==?’ E515

Ar. Dep.

7.00 6.00

2-‘§¢9..~a~U\rU moi ,;' ` =1»-‘$525

Ar. 9.30

. 8.30

7.58 7.36

Dep._ 6.35

5.25

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F* 3

AP. ')4»

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Charlottetown Steam »-ini-”‘iI'I1|‘ii _ Makes Cooking Easy

Minard's Llniment Ce., Limited. Co" A woman Curt "dp

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International Line

WIINTER FA RES

In effect Nov. 2nd St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00

St. John to Portland....$4.50 Leaves St. John Mondays Wedneldlyl and Fridays at 9.00 n. rn. ior Lubec. Eutport. Pon and and Boston.ReturnIng,'eaves Central Wharf Boston. 9.00 a. m. Monday.. Wednesdays ani Fridays for Portland, iliastport, Lubec and S . lohn.

I Main Stegsliip Line

3 Reduced fare to New York

» October 1st to April 30th.

Passenger Steamship, .\'llRTIi L.~\.\'i| leaves

Portland for .\'cw York at 6.00 I’. M. Novem- ber 5, I0, I4, 19, 24 and 28. Freight service three tlmesa week. _

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“THE CANADIAN,” MONTREAL TO CHICAGO. Only One Night on the Road. THE “IMPERIAL LIMITED" Famous Transcontinental Express

COAST l'§ COAST

Beet Electric Lighted Equipment .

Unexcelled Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.P`.A., C.P.R. St. John, N. B.

' GEO. WALLER,

Local Representative, Dominion Express Building

Sailings

From For LONDON LONDON

‘ sen. P. 12.1. Lighdiorse '

An effort is to be made to recruit in this Pro-

vince one Squadron at_war strength (149 of all ranks) for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent.

As séveral months must necessarily be spent in

training, applications will not be limited to members of this regiment, but will be open to all P. E. Island- ers of suitable age and physique with or without previous military training.

This will probably be the last opportunity for

the formation of a distinct P. E. Is and unit for overseas service.

Application may be made tor-

Major J. A. Stewart, (Union Rd.)

Nov. I8 (via NM.) Dish?

Prom

m 1' '80i~aflon Street _ _

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Nov. 18 Kanawha

Dec. 5 Rappahannock

.\'tv. 20 Nov. 28 Dec. 6

Der. I5 Dec 26

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Queen Wilhelmina Nov. 28

.\'ov. I7 ’i`abssi'o llcr. 5 Nov. 2| Durango Ilec. 16

I°\|fl'l$!|wHI;I_\_¥__& c°»I-sw. l ° Agent ’ 159-io-mint I

'I`he S. S. “Halifax” sails

from Charlottetown for Bos- ton via Hawkesbury and Hali- fax every Friday at noon

For further information apply t

0 .IAS CARRAGHER

O. C. “A” Squadron.

Major T. H. E. Inman, (Summerside)

O. C. “B” Squadron.

or to the undersigned

A. E. ings, Lieut. Col.

O. C. 36th, P. E. I., L. H.

W. C. Cooke, Captain and Adiutant,

(Charlottetown)