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PHOTOS

CALL Ar oun srumo

The Cook s Studio

Photographs - The business mini vllio will spfire a

few minutes of his time to the photo grapher of today will please his entire family.

His portrait produced hy }"res|°_nt

Day Methods oi' photography will ho an( agreeable surprise.

----It’a done so duiclily and

clearly. hiakc your appointment. to- day.

THE BAYER STUDIO

A. r. LYON, suiu' _

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Ain-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St. Phone 68-J. -

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

Consignments Solicited Prompt Re

turns

John llais lin

Incorporated

107 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

Sample

Sale of Women’s High-Class American

Shoes

NARROW WIDTHS 2 1-2 to 4 1-2

This seasons samples

in high class buttoned and lace boots, some re- tailing as high as $7.00 per pair.

NOW $3.78 __

..°i1' Psvs to buy in tins Province'

..'D. F. TIERNEV is Guardian re-l

pressntatlve it! Sourls. MEM.-

_...*THE CARDIGAN EGG CIR- CUE.-'i‘he Cardigan Egg Circle, No.\ 79, King's County, of which Mr. Aus-' tin McGilvary. Glentanning. was manager, began operations tor the season of 1915 on May the ilrst.and concluded on the 31st, October last.

included the settlements ot' Launch-‘ inf, De Gros Marsh. St. George‘s.| Seal River, Mitchell River, Glenfan-| ning, Corravillo and Iona. The num- ber of patrons who supplied eggs to the circle in each district was as tol- lows: Glentanning, thirteen; Corra- ville nnd lona twenty-three, Seal River, seven; Mitchell ltiver, thir- teen; De Gros Marsh, seven; Launch- ing, seventeen; St. Georges, eleven, her oi’ cases shipped was eight hun- ber of cases shipped was elghe hun- dred (800). which at thirty dozensl to a. case, gives a total of twenty-` four thousand dozens or two hun- di'ed and eighty-eight thousand eggs ul &l\ estimated value of tive thou- sand four hundred and thirty dol- lars ($5,430). Mr. Patrick P. Morri- son, oi’ Launching, supplied the largest number of eggs, one ihou.‘ sand dozens in all. ln this connec- ,tion it is worthy of note that the Mount liopc correspondent of the ‘Guardian recently mentioned the fact that Mr. George Arthur, of tha place, sold eight hundred dozens o

*man “all hollow." The other prin- ,cipal patrons of the Cardigan Egg ('ircic were Mrs. Edward Macdonald, ,St. Georges; Henry Green, Mitchell River; Angus McLellan, St Georges; Patrick 0. Rice, Glenfanning; Mrs. Andrew Redmond, P. D. Slum-ke,y, Mrs. James McMillan and Archie ‘McDel‘mott, Corravllle; Miss Katie ’ltoville, Glenfanning; Daniel Mc- \(lormack, Aeneas P. Macdonald and Ronald J. McCormack, Launching. That the Egg Circle is a good thing for the farmers and should be pat- ronlzed by them is shown by the fact that upwards of live thousand dol- lars was distributed among the nine- ty-odd patrons of the Cardigan Cir- cle during tho six months in whkgh it was in operation. Among other ladvillllhlles of this new method of m9»l°k€Ul1E eggs a few noteworthy ones might be here enumerated. namely that the farmers are saved from the necessity of travelling to and from. the market in order to dis- Dose of their eggs. -and are enabled to devote the' time thus saved to other lines of farm work; they (th farmers) are paid the highest cas price for their eggs without leavin

There are hundreds of

women who should wear narrow shoes, they have not yet discovered the solid comfort of longer and narrower shoes. Come in and try them

on.

Sale for cash only, no

approbation.

Alley & Co.

Bass Smells & Eels Speeislties\i°'“" _

All correspondence promptly answ-

ered. Stencils lent on application.

S.B. WILEY & SUNS

Boston, Mus, Transfer Agents.

Reference, Greenwich Bank or my

wholesale Fish house in the United States. 8451-10-15llth|tuwllis8ll. `

iiiilin trails

250 150 Rooms Bdllia

HOTEL OXFORD

Copley Square, Boston Mus.

Near Public Library. Trinity Church.

Christian Science Church. ew Opera house and hut4i0 rninntel to the shopping iutmgislness rectum

Mtrlc cars pass rin- Oxford to il

.uni 1 it. iz.sm_1'ou.=iis.s.i.iu¢s and every nrt' of the city and suburbs.

"Bikinis room Sl.00 and up; with birth

llouble moms 32.00 and up; with bath

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sz PHILIP P. PRETTO Pro rielon-

$~8~3~ mtts 150i

Charlottetown _ '

,DOIl’t _P€l'8€Cut8

lioine as the collector goes to eac

house for the eggs and they “re um” Don't let your stomach, liver imrl

enabled to pay cash for their gfe- ceries and other conimodltics, by whicli a considerable saving is el`- l00l8d. and the co-operative system ot' marketing creates a healthy spi- rit Of \`lVHll'Y which cannot fall to ‘have a most beneficial ellect on the industry, while it is a well-known fact that since the advent oi' the Egg Circle the local dealers pay a "IUCN higher price for eggs than i’orinerly. Mr. McGiivary, the local manager of the Cardigan Egg Circle ‘takes this opportunity of thanking tho patrons for their generous sup- pnri and for many courtcsles ren. dcred.-&.

yiaur Bowels

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GQIIIHIIG -:bw Signature _

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Wholesale Commission Dealers p uf |1235

, and Shippers.

in-ssl. rash

Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and

. Frogs are Specialties. No.1 Fulton Fish Market New York

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` ' Eastern Sf. S . Lines

When in need of C081 lOl' inrsnnsrionai. tins. Domegtig gfstgam purposes, Steamship Calvin Austin. _

telephone us youroorder o m_i.g)uti:?;_ongB€&tl;;=\s; »t_».oo si., 33;* =;;;§;t°f;§f§- qugfitgf' ..’;::ir°;..°r:....;._“....‘:°tr:.: ‘.'.». ' , lm nc.

best. Prompt and satisfactory - was arsxnsnir une.

l delivery will be made.

between Portland and New York.

_ _ . ' Steamship North band and Hannon

_ Phone 404. wuuu-.» - ~ ~ - - -

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices. ~ _ , ,_

Schedule distributod- information

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if m'3'1!,_ 111, , -u in gnomhhn _ ’A.".cul~rl¢`. Aii ' ` -Jfoliinitt-_I “' ` Jew_i:\lel'§ " v msd-iaunii.

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The territory covered by the circlej-was E Viggo, w'G|engmm1ng on pl-|.

SIZES I0 the Dllllfltls EEE CUCIB 1\“<l|u recent issue of The Guardian, but enquired who could bent- this record.{wnion ii wus inougiit at in-st would The figure!! HDOVG 000100 Sh0W that recover from the injury has since

Mr. Morrison heat the Mount Hope'lieen compelled to destroy the ani.

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..*0NE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL.-

There will be a big fancy dress carni- val iu the Montague Rink. Thursday. .lf-.n. 20th. two hours skating. Price 25¢_ 6596-l-l8M3l.

....‘Gi.ENFANN`,lNG.- Mr, Wil-

liam O’Donnell. of Rollo Bay East.

day last. Mr. Thomas Lewlsfform- ei-ly of Cardigan Bridge, spent the holidays with relatives at Glenfan- nlng. Mr. Lewis has lor the past two seasons formed one of the crew ot' the ateaniahip “Empress” plying between Summerside and Point ilu Chene.-Mr. Charles McGilvary re- centl exchanged horses with Mr. P.

iel Macdonald, the well-known horse- man of Poplar Point, Lot 55. passed

last.-Mr. John D. Macdonald, Mer- chant. oi Glenfanning, who spent the past two months in Boston, has re- turned home.--Captain John Mac- donald, the popular ferryman oi’ Pop- lar Pr-int.-Grand River, was in Char~ lottetown last Tuesday on a business tlrp.-Mr. Frank Fogarty, who has had a rather severe attack oi’ illness, has completely recovered.-lt is mitch to be regretted that Mr. John D. McLeod. oi Martinvale, whose horse was,seriously injured by col-

! licllng with another rig while cross- I' ing Cardigan Bridge as described in

mal. In spite of all that could be done by the veterinary in attendance tetanus (lockjnw) set in and tho owner was of necessity compelled to' put an end to the anlmal’s suli'er~| ings. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. McLeod in his loss.-E.

lil llllll "El$ElHllS"

Bi$l illillli lilli Lllill lllll BUWELS

DDN'T STAY CONSTIPATED HEADACHY, BILIOUS. WITH BREATH BAD OR STOM-

No odds how bad your liver, stom-

ach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomfort-

e able you are from ii cold, constipation h indlgestion, billlousness and sluggish 5 boweis- you always got relief with h Cascarets.

iboivvln make yon miserable. 'Fake itascarets tonight; put an end to the headache, hillousness, iiivzlnoss, ner- vo\isite.ss. sick, sour, gassy stomach, ,bad cold, nilensive' breath and all iothrrr distress; cleanse your insidi-_ organs of all t_he bile, gases and con- aiipnteii matter which is producing iiic misery.

A 10~cent box moans lienlth, happi-

driiggists soil ('as<‘_nret_s. Don’t for- get the children- their little in- sides need a gentle cleansing, too.

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(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter, (creamery) lb 33 Butter, (creamary) Th. :lil Butter (Tub) lb. .. 28 Butter, fresh, lb. l-iii Eggs, doz. 35 Beef lb. (retail) - 10 to 12 Fowli-i, lb ` 12 ilhlckenn, fh. 15 \ Hay (pressed) ton $12 to $13 Straw (pressed) ton $6.50 Pork, lb. 11 Turnips, bus.

Potatoes (Rods) bus.

Oots (white) b us. Oats, (black) hill.

Beats, bus

Carrots, hiis. _ Wool, lb , Parsnips, lb

.Geese ,Q , fl Q Ducks 'nail ‘L

Hines

Turkeys. per lb.

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S’Sl DE MARKETS

TUESDAY. Buckwheat, bush. 75 to 00 Butter, (dairy) per lb. 27 Butter (crcamery) per lb 32 Cnlfskins per lb. 13 _('liickous. (dressed) per lb.

Ducks, (dressed) per lb. Eggs, (fresh) per iloz.

Fowl, per lb_. , , ‘

Geese, per lh. , _ _ . _

lliiles._ __ _ `

Hay (pressed) per ton.

Hay. (loose por ton.

Lamb Pr-ltsench

Oats, (black) per bus. Oats. (vwliito) per hi_is._

Pork. (organs attached). 735 to

Straw, (pressed) per ton.

Tiirnips, per luis. _ Turkeys. per lli. -_

12 to ill 12 to 15

c§_ .QE _ 355! 9_9 ra; ‘ 3?-'5 s 522 35 ' `$5'é"'b°Sx<$\i`1255$=5E§

i X Jewelry I l"or_i

Xmas

We have a very superior

line of Bracelets, Necklets, Lockers, Pendants, Rings, Stick Pins,Watcli¢S.Cloc s. Silverware, Ivory and Eh ony Goods, etc. Any article suitable for a Xmas Gift. Our prices :ire very nioder~ an-_ Nrrextra 'charge for engraving. _

ACH sous. I

The bones, the muscles, and all

the organs of the body depend for their strength and tone and healthy action on pure blood.

Hnod’s Sarsapsrills makes pure

blood. It is positively unequaled in the treatment of scrofnla, eatarrh, rheumstism, dyspepsia, loss of ap- petite. that tired feeling. There is no other medicine like it. Ho sure

is sold by all druggistl.

bi\ten_ Thc`dredge will remain in Georgetown harbor for the winter.- &.

EISTER-ll PERSON ILS , ___

..,'Mlss Mary McEachern, Goi-

don street, Georgetown, has remov-

ed to Charlottetown for the winter. -&

‘° W' H°°"" '"5 5"' ii “AW I' ` ...~i~irs. william rninie. of Bos-

ton. Mass.. accompanied by one of ,her sister; are visiting their father,

_ ~ 1- __Ii p-»‘ hir*-Q; Joseph McPhee. oi' Georgetown. _.'11 coaoon ives is curl-aim A Lr- ‘

|¢,,p,-e5.,m_l¢|v5 in Mongagug ...*Mr. Eugene Kehoe who. spent

the past eight months in Tienton,

__ »DREpG|N¢;_._ The Dominion Nova. Scotia. has returned to his

Government Dredge No. 9, Captain 1101110 ill G@0\‘l§@l0WI\--"&- _F

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W- I`}"“"'el' °f St' GENE” s"`Mr' Dan' ilrhilgihgyon sthe ullveyst Siiifaageif thle' ...*Mr. l\i. J. Hagarty, represent-

runway wharf in prep”-9_¢_|0n fm- the ing the Catholic Record of London,

_ ~ ~ - , r' Ontario, is at resent iii Georgetown

through Glentanning on Tuesday f;1'3K:.i glvxlfd (f;;n§_?.rr.¥hestg‘:g:1;e ,md is ,-egigtflred at me Revere

began operations about tho tlfleentb Hfltel- Mr- Hngarll’ 1188 Silent V-he *_ _ of December lash The work lg past two months on the Island in the ' gbmewhag dlmcuit owing to me great Interests oi' his paper with which he ‘, 1 __

depth of water required by the new U85 \Df¢0l\ 00“l\€0l0l\ (UF U10 DB5* \.",_‘__.»’-

boat and lutterly owing to the form- S8)/ell Y€\ll‘S- H0 l'Pl>0l'l-S "l-\““|“@5»“

ation of loly which somewhat re- as usual,"-&.

rv I Y V S S THE w:€ELnES B:`?gE “Loon X '-miliédd 3:' “§:'\§;;l?‘;y Here'; Palate Joy for YOU

inometer at two egress ow e o. some of the men being slightly frost- ”’3lS0 3101138-Ch Cmnfoft be'

yond belief. Heats Shredded _ Wheat Biscuit in the oven to grestore crispness. then 'cover ' with sliced bananas and pour ‘over it 'milk or cream. Sweeten it to suit the taste. ' A complete, perfect meal 'supplying more strength- giving nutriment than meat or eggs and at a cost of three or four cents. Awarm, `, nourishing breakfast-a de- l licious lunch.

Made-in Canada. "

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WH i BOUT YOU ?

There is Opportunity Still---There is Room Still---in the 105th Battalion for Three Hundred More Men

WH - BOUT

YOX?

Money

' ongslde of His' Chums

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Opportunity to Work for the King-~ Opportunity to see the Best ‘ of the World-=-Opportunity) to add to your store of Health and Strength ---Opportunity to do something - for the Weaker Ones who have to Stay at Home-»

~ Opportunity to make

Money and to Save

Are you holding down a job that a Woman could do' when Your King

_ Wants You To Work For Him _ -

s _a a ' 'ii is nurse in uw Regiment to more opportunity vetytogailrvxgivivuho Ballasts to Eat with his Chums, Sleep with

‘ his Chumo. Train with his Chums and Fight Al-

Thc Special Branches on the Regiment include Signalling Corps, Stretch- ~ er Bearer Corps, Machine Gun Section, Transport Section _

and Pioneers. If you want to get into any ol these '

Branches you’ll have to move qulc ly

For an information that you desire come to The Armouried at Charlottetown or come to The Armouries at Summenlde ’

or vlrlte to'l`he Arrnouries at Charlottetownor _ ' '

write to The Armouries at Sutmnerside ' '

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Any of the Recruiting Omcers or any of the Olhcers of the Regiment or ;

any of the Men of the Regiment will tell you 'how to get '

the Service Roll - ~

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