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-Eastern Steamship Lines

_ A THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

'l'HBRAil.RCAD\dAN’S

_ TMBIBCE ‘

_ realiaaaeouee whymoaaraihoadmsn

:monte iviguv/al°;.‘liamth:ccuraey. lg ie i`§...u‘Z.i .I’.".iI.`..'i‘Z`.l."""`.i..I Wll\¢l\\\l_i=di::l=or. aa well as Waltham “°“'*°¥‘_ __“;:=. that mn like y.......lf

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" The Eastern Guardian €i’.‘I.’.'l.‘.t.'.'.-' :::

°°° 5' wimlllll °'Van¢uar¢l” la be

ttliaworlrltunotlioumove-

w ia.'.¥.°Rii|is‘."a"»i'~°:.lf.a..

W. W. Wellner

. .°IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON lvils is Guardian

representative iii Montague.

..'FORTUNE BRIDGE.-7 The

farmers of Fortune Cove nnished dig- ging their potatoes and are now busy taking out their turnips and are haul- ing their roduco to ris as lt

» seems impossible to gstaany velsels

to come into Fortune harbor this fall.

-Mr. Dugoan Coma is busy getting out lumbe to build a new house. - Mr. Alfred Burke, Fortune has his new saw mill ready for work and has started in to do buslness.-- A large number of the farmers of For- tune were in Souris last week with a

aadothera.

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YOUR FRIENDS can buy

8llYU1il1E you can give

them-except your photograph. Niaw vonir, ost. 31,. The s

this morning publishes another instul- thor, Mr. J. W. Bengough, during lmeiit of a series of articles written his recent public appcdrance in the for the London Times by D. Thomas week..

Malre an appointment today.

The Cook-'s Studio

_,__ New Desllfleav block

Prepare for Christmas

if you can’t_ get back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo- graph will come nearest to taking your place_-will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make the appomtment today at

rl.. am. psmli.

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Professional Cards

M128 D RUDGE .

171 Great 3¢,_ Manumciurggriii nil' kii'i¢i1~:";faiii.'s

hair goods, lnclud'ing, Toupees en-d Wigs.

I-lair dressing, Msn; 1 _

Dvvlllz. singering. cur ng' sham 2703-io-aamwnmi.,

wanaunrou a siuiw

Barrete Atto , eu., iw. im.. 's'6usiu>ri°i<li clfiisas sig? era Association. Bank of Montreal, Canada. Permanent Mortgage Ce;-pe,-_

omcss-oia c i no aio.-lr. carioliiiifiiirin. PP? P"

P 1 al? 51 ‘

`_" ` Monson a ourrv

llrrletora and Aitornoya solicitors for Royal Bank eg gum,

FIV llllll

_ Monllv 'ro Loan _

*"°M°'~“"» KP-. Donald McKinnon

MoLEAN I MOKINNON _

-..larrlotaro, .. Attorneys-it-Law “nl Blu B108-. Charlottetown.

;. I

QLAIM T0 HAVE ` ‘

FRIENDS IN MONTRE

Curtin, of Boston, dealing with ternal conditions in Germany. which, the astoundin asse ion

have frequently declared that

banking and export.”

treal ls named ns one of the cities which it is claimed Germany has v powerful friends.”

in the course oi’ his article cribed the -bank, ho ;;a;.'s; "lt ii: vast, definite scheme, with such a leaders as Herr Bassermann, the

Herr Stiesmann and others. I

ugh South America- everywhere,

Verdammter Hooges (Hughes) is charge.

shipment of sheep and' lumber.-F.

THE TRIUMPH OF GERMANY.

What It Would Mean to Dominion of

Canada. _

By J. W. Bsngough.

AL- The following recruiting appeal is

published at the request of many

lm who have heard it recited by its au-

ln- ill When your Parllament's abolished, IB and your Leglslature‘s gone,

g ri

made the D°“t°"h‘=’ Bank is °l\l\‘°\1°ll And your old accustomed libertfee in ed behind powerful British financial Canada has flown; i“°°"°“t°» ‘md "ll" Gelmllll 0m¢iBl€ ‘.\hen throughout our wile Dominion'

l-he there is a man who dare

British government "dare not close Express s. tree opinion with the old this mixture oi spying propaganda Canadian air; \

When a little bunch of tyrants, in

` According to Mr. Curtin, Mon- breespplstes made of tln.

lil Sit at Ottawa to rule YOU 011 0\`d°\`5

Bl' rlin

Y from Be ;

When inspectors poke their nose into

. dos ev-\_i-ything you do.

1- And you’re strictly regulated on a

ble' system through and through; T991 When you’ve got te eat and 816011 and

leader of the National Liberal party, mink ss Gevemment dictate-sf.,

“V9 And nothing is the citizen's, and all

been wld We have P0WBl'f\1l 11191153 things are the State’s;

in L°“d°“i M"““' R°m°.- Madrid- When police officials tell you you can’t

New York and Montreal and all thro- -de this or met,

in And to every passing soldier yo\i've

fact, except Australia.. where that get ge much your hat,

1” When civilians are nonentitle-s. |1110 .

have to knuckle down

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KI DNEY .0-2,, Pl Lis:

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lord lt.0‘er the town;

` throng

swaggering along;

milltar caste.

tied you hard and fast;

three votes to your one.

weighs about a ton;

. When your thoughts about the “War-

Lord" you musnt care to

squeak.

tile language you must speak;

When the p p

the printing of the news,

’ their honest views:

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that are approved by style experts.

5-11-&f..-;__|

°~°- N°|-000. K- 0-. w.l. Bentley, |(_¢ Matson a ssn'r|.zv

" larrlotor and Attorney-at-Law °"°°‘lcIf'.i.§i'€.'£§$'.i.*'§%.”i‘_3’~°"

S. S. Hessian

f.~a!.:».a.... LAWYER

‘ lonhg P. I. l.

|_|ono:'le l.`oaa _

Ill-I-III".

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J. D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Office

- NEWSON BLOCK-

‘ Charlottetown '-

Branch Office Georgetown

Money to, Loan on Redl,

Estate ' '

1512.10-reins.

` ALL-THE-WAY IY WATER. ‘ T INTIINATIONAL LINI.

Leave Bt John Mondays and Thurs-

days at 900 a. m., (Atlantic Times). l illaatport, Lubso, Portland and Bos-

ton.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays and Thursdays st 9.00 a. ll-. for Portland, Eaatport, Lubeo and Bt. John.

MAIN! ITIAMIHIP LINI. IETWINN PORTLAND ~AND ,Nlw YORK RIDUGID FATIIS AND ‘ AND ITATIROOM PRIGIS.

l‘|'o_m Portland and New.Yorir. Psa-

lohler service Tues., and Bat.. one week Thurs., alternate week. .Freight i ssrvioe Tues., 'rhui-a., and Bot. Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, 0 p. in. Leave New York 5 p. in.

MITIOPOLITAN l.lNl.

“lgroot between Boston and New

_ ,.

~ ng, em., Thenext`sailingiromChar~ *.3* ami sumsiiin ususelottetown for Boston will

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We earnestly request he opportunity of show- g you the most beauti'

ful lot of fall shoes we have ever shown,

See our windows

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

Tiis Magdalen lslaiida S.fS. Co. 'ras s. s. Amelia, can-nina n. msus. pamiir-fs ami mlgiit

ter arrival of morning elprlle Eallhx, for the Magdalen islands tug, going-and coming at loilrla._

lflarlool

PLANT ENE

mnv ,,,'§“§',§,3“',““ w,,,,,_ on Friday November 3rd. _

_Essays s¢ s ” _ ,Erector an-pu

A JAS. CAPRAGHER, - _ Agent.

ll.Jsiie _ oi|las.4ri<lesl\~¢h°_ _ '

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Lid I.

leaves

Picton every li...day and Tbllrsdw V

cali-

OHAI. W. lvli. Milf- Plates

I. H. ltarratt, Manger. Amherst.

lies.

ed to traitors, sneaks and spies

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Germany has won; _

their gallant iight.

forth Might ls Right.

the Teuton's slave!

Tho Day is here; the hour has struck;

Arise, Canadian freemen, enlist,

ENLIBT. ENLISTI

ARREST SINGLE

WILL MEN lN AUSTRALIA.

conscrlptlon referendum is virtually unchanged, but its friends. all do clare themselves hopeful that the llnsl result will show a majority in their favor. The political situation seems certain to become complicated but the developments in this respect are not expected until Premier Hughes returns shortly from Sydney. Warrants are being issued for the arrest of single men between the 11808 of 21 .and 31 who failed to report un-

der tpe compulsory training scheme.

Good Old Home-Made 1 Family Cough Remedy i

Q -._-_ *_

-l

llol letter than the Rallye

. llade Kind-Easily and

Clenply Prepared. 4

If ou combined the curative proper-

lief f every known “ri-iidy-made’ cough rem , you would liardlv ha\_'e in them all the curative power that lies in this simple “home-made”"‘_o\iirh synip which takes only a. few m utes tio prepare.

Get from anev drurlgist. 2%, ounces of

Plnex (50 con s wo ) pour it into a is-ia. mils and all uw 1'... ue with sul.. frariulated sugar syrup. Tho total cost I about 64 conta and gives you lil

' ounces of really better sou ii syrup than

could buy ready-made or $2.50.

%v gleaean and never spoils. -, is lnex and sugar syrup prepara- tl right at the cause of a oouiih

ves amost lmlnr-diets relief. t

oooeno the plilogm, stops the nasty throat ticks ,and hi-als lio sore irr- usi i. ii. i i tl ii. i

tg mm ranea a no io rox, o eat and bronchial tu s, so _acnty

- and easily that it is rea ly astonishing.

A da_v’a use wil usually overcome 9. e ordinary coufh and or bronchitis eioup, whoop no sou h and bronchial

aagiirna, fliers is nothtlii better.

net/ I I moat valukhio concentrated

. - I

i’§".‘..¥."".‘2.§.i.‘if..ii°’li‘i‘.‘i.° '2ii'.'I.i '.1i.‘“‘ ff'

. been used for iicncratlmis to brciilr or

DWDM B011 _, avoldhdlia n V be sum to i ;2r'afrf"l°i°”l* :“.l"”.l.°"

iT_*__*'.._*.:’_Y..*. _v

._ ._ , _

- To the martlnets ln uniform who

When your wife must step off in the

mud with all the common

When pldgeon-breasted omcers come

When every town and city has its

And the red-ljape of bureaucracy has

When your autocratic bosses have

,md you have»te bear a tax-load that

Ami me gutt'ral German iarsoll i9

a ers all are censored in

And the editors forbidden te express

When your schools are made "effici-

ent” in dlshonor, fraud and

And your children are transmorgrld-

When all these things have come to

‘ pass you’1l know the War is

don

\ The declslgon has been rendered- and

Great Britain and her allies have lost

And Canada ls Germanized. and hence

How do you like the prospects? By

those glorious Flanders graves,

Our mothers never reared us to be

ehold the Hun's mailed fist-

MELBOURNE. Australia, Via

‘ London, Oct. 31.- The verdict of the

. .°0Nl CENT an word each inser-

tion for advertls g in this column.

..*BABT lAl.Tlc- Miss Mary C.

McDonald. Bothwell, and Miss Mary Btrahan, East Baltic, paid a flying visit to Sourls Monday last._vMrs. Mi- chael McVane, of Chepston, was a visitor to East Baltic last week, a guest of her cousin, Mr. .lack Keough. Mr.'Nell McPhee, New Harmony, was visiting at East Bsdtic last Sunday. a guest"of Patrick Grady. Mr. Wallace Rose, Red Point, has recently pur- chased a high-bred pacing mare (Susan) from George Robertson, Bal- tic. 101' which he paid Q, hnndgpme sum. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holland are pleased to see them ln' their midst again. Mr. Holland has resumed his position as station master at Elmira.

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e1'. .|oHN's 'ro as o`Am<eNso A1' Nici-rr.

ST. .TOHN'S. Nfldt, Oct. 31.-St.

John'e has been ordered in a state of darkness at night, and the port closed' 10 all alilnpllls bet-v-een nislitisii and daybreak. Regulations to this effect, which apply also to nearby villages, were announced by 4. B. Bennett, C01. onial Secretary. in me name or ine Governor. Sir Walter Davidson. No explanation of this action was given, except that it was taken under the provisions of the War Measures Act of 1914.

The city is now virtually without

"Shi-0 at nl8lit. The order has been imdo`t° emily not only to nxsii llsliisi in streets, homes, alia' stores, but for- bids also use of any neadlights on automobiles and motor cycles in or Mar the city. or in any of the villages adjacent.

Provision is made for a few lights

in buildings “covered by suitable blindu or shades.” No lights may be

- suitably obscured ,

There is no indication lin the order

;1_s to Mow long it will remain effect- ve.

alll;

Nemline Ends Neuralgis, - A Brings Relief instantly

‘No REMEDY LIKE o|.o "Nativi- l..lNE" 'ro cug§8;AlN on sons-

Thst terrible ache-how you fairly

reel with it-that stabbing, burning neuralgia- what misery it causes. Never mind, you don't have to suffer -use Nervillne, it's a sure cure. Not an experiment, because nearly forty years of wonderful success has made e. name for Nerviline among the peo- ple of many different nations. “There is nothing apeedler to end Neuralgic headache than old-time “Nerviline,"' writes Mr. G. C. Dalglelsh, from Ev- anston. "It is so powerful and pene- trating that it seems to eat up any pain in a minute. My family couldn’t get along with out Nervillne. We al» ways keep the 60c. family size bottle handy on the shelf. and use it to end chest colds, sore throat, coughs, ear- ache, toothache and pain in the back. My wife swears by Nervillne. For cramps its effect is astonishing and we believe it is better and speedier than any other household family remedy."

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Butter (creamery) in prints ....38 Butter (tub) lb Butter (fresh) lb ....32-35 Eggs, doz. 30 to 32 _Beef lb (retail 15 to 20 _Fowls,ib 12 told Chickens lb 12 to 16 Duckslb 14 to 15 Hay (pressed) ton $11 to $12 Oats (white) bus. 50 Beel.s,b\is. 40 Carrots. bus. 40 to so Parsnlpa, lb .... .01 Butter, dairy per lb ....30 .31 Straw (pressed) ton ..7.00 Pork lb 12% Turnlpir, bus. .... 20 Potatoes per bus. ,.50-so Oats (black) bus.. .... .....53 Buckwheat, per bus. ..75 .90

SUM MERBIDE MARKETS. FRIDAY.

Butter. creamery. per lb ....36 .37 Calfskins, per tb ...19 .20 Eggs, per dos. .....31 .32 Hay, loose, per ton ....$11.00 $12.00 Hay pressed, per ton . . .$12.00 $13.00 Hides, per - ... ... I.. ....15 .16 Lamb pelts, each ...50 .70 Oats, black, per bus. .. .......55 Oats, white, per bus. . . . . . . . . . ..60 Potatoes, per bus. . . . . . . . . ..45 .50 Pork, organs att. ....0915 .1236 Straw. pressed, per ton .. $6.00 $0.50 Turnlps. per bus. ..... ......I8 .20 Wool, per lb ... ..... ..... .35 .48 Wheat, per bus. ..... ...$1.40 $1.50

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ONE OF THE MINORITY.

is this fair land of Canada? A land of Liberty and Right,

Or must we as in days gone past. For Freedom and for Justice light? _

The Unlon's gained majority

By methods not quite fair,

While our deer men are far away

In battle”s din and glare. ‘

The Church of England will remain, The Church of Rome we'll see, But our Presbyterian Church

Must simply cease to be. l

Was this a time to out a vote? _ To spring on us a mine,

When every true and able man

Ia on the tiring line.

We’re travelling on Llfe'a journey, For Heaven we all are bound, it matters not which route we take if there at last we're found.

But 'tis our right to travel by

The path our Fathers trod, \nd each and all in their own way l`o praise and worship God.

lo ill my journey ileevehwlrda

iNo change of route for Inc. To the Church of `my forefathers

lit on any vessel lu the harbor unless‘

fsllli clillviui 1

Fliiiflllilfii lil] HEP|lIK$,Hl|iiHi$

He Gueaed Wrong in Only One State Four Years Ago and Haa Unique Record for Selecting Presidente.

NEW YORK STATE T0 GO

HUGHES. HE DECLARE8

When Electoral Votes are Added up, According to tlte Colonel, the Republican Candidate will Have 832 to wl|aon’e-149.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Four years

ago Colonel George Harvey guessed wrong as to only one State in his el~ ectlion forecast-. In 1908 he was only 17 electoral votes out of tile way, and' in 1904 only 22. In April of 'the pres- ent year. before a angle State hail indicated a preference for the nom~ lnee, he closed an analysis of -the pol- itical sltuli.t.ion\ urtddr the heading "Nobody .for Hughes but the People," with the posirtive, prediction that

“rlgl%:,y or wrongly, wisely oi' not.

_the ill of the People will prevail

and Charles Evans Hughes will be \hs next. Republican canilldate for President of the Umted States.” In The North American Review publish- ed today, Colonel Haivey predicts the election of Hughes as certain, in de- tail as follows: ~

Electoral votes essential to a choice.

266.

We predict tblit- Mr. Hughes will

carry these States:

California...... .. Conneotiicut... .. .. Id'aho . . .. Illinois. . . _ .. . . .. . .. Iowa .. .. ._ Kansas . . .. .. . .. Main`e.... .. .. Massachusetts . .. Michigan... . , .. . Minnesota . . .. . . New Hampshire . New Jersey .. New Mc'iclco.... . . . . . .. New York . . North Dakota .. . Oregon . . . . Pennsylvania . . . . . Rhode Island . .. South Dakota . .. .. .. Utah........ . . . . .. Vermont .. .. ... .. . .. .. Washington .. . .. Wyoming . . . .. . .

13 7

4 29

13 10 6 18 15 12 4 14 3 45 5 5

-s`1.r>.r~.c11c1oo

Total . . . . ._.,261 We expect that Mr. Hughes wil

carry tliesez Indiana. . . . . . ...1F» Wisconsin 13 1- 1- - _-

Total ._ 28 We believe that Mr: Hughes will

carry these:. . Delaware ... .. .. 3 Ohio .. .. . . 24 Maryland... . .. . . . 8

Total . . . . . . ... 35 We allot to Mr. Wilson beyond

question: Alabama. 12 Arkansas 9

Florida .. ii

-' '~>i'li`i3Ts`§la_al-3'_|\P2

WHY NOT TRY

Zum-Buk for those obstinate sores, which everything else has failed to heal? The little daughter of Mrs. P. W. Drummond, Thetford Mines, Que., suffered with sores which re- curred each fall, until Zam-Buk permanently cured them. Url. Drummond writes:

"Every fall, aa soon aa the cold

weather set ln, my little daughtor'a face and hands would become covered with sore patches, and the irritation and amarting were almost unbearable. For three years in

‘xuscssslon sho suffered in this way.

nd although I used any number of remedies, the sores remained all through the winter. Finally I started using Zam-Buk, and to my amazement the lore places leon showed signs of healing.. and bo- fore lon-g had entirely disappeared. leaving her skin perfectly smooth and clear. Since the Zum-Buk treatment, I sm pleased to say. there has been no recurrence of the sores." _

Zam-Buk is just aa good for

eczema, ringworm, ulcers, old wounds, blood-poisoning, boils. plmples, piles, burns, ocalda and all skin injuries. All druggllts or zam-Biik Co., Toronto, 50s. box, I for $1.26. ' .

Z’it‘2£ii_

Your Childrens Eyes. Need Attention

Many parents are culpably neglig-

ent of their cbildreivs eyes, early at- tention to which would very often ob- viate llfelong annoyance and possibly injury to'physloal health. If a child of yours complains that he cannot see clear. that he has dull -pains ln the region of the eye, or that he is sub- ject to headache; it he ileors, looks at objects eslrance of what partly clos ed eyes, he is suleriirg from some de- fect of vision, and it is your parental duty to at once consult a competent optician, lest your negligence of inf difference may result lu' permanent injury. Always have your chlldren'a eyes examined before nrat sending them to school. '

The examination of chlldren’s eyes

calls for special tact as well sa -pro- fessional skill. if they do not used glasses we will tell you ao. r

H J. .MAl0N. `

Druggiat and Optioian

14 13

Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi... .. North Carolina Oklahoma . . . . South Carolina . . .. Tennessee 12 Texas .. .. 20

Total. ...149 We regard as doubtful:

Arizona .. Colorado Missouri . . . . ... ... ... Montana... ... Nebraska Nevada . . .. ..

West Virginia

18 10 10 1 2 10 il

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Total ... ... 50

' GRA-ND TOTALS

Hughes ... .....382 Willson .,149 Doubtful... 50

Probable majority for Hughes be

tween 145 and 175.

miiiiclit 1

ro Eartoul

ylfvurphse actin eel like doing lnuoll

of anything You are likely to-be despondent and to borrow trouble.

just as if you llsdn’¢ ences: al- ready. Don't be avietim any nger.

B The :gureliable medicingugoodz sr-sa ves atren an tone lil tlirkidiisya and builds up the wlhla ayatom. Got it today.

All’S FRENCH 111.15 """"

DR. Nz “ble E

Pill f W ln . $6 a or rec

gtdlimlloid at :ll Di-lagnatoree. or irliled to any addrelouroeoiptol prlee. Tin Boonu. DIN 0| ‘ lt. Catharln Ontario. __-

Restores

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g|‘irlg;.”'l‘r.i'a B:rl>iisi.l.'l>.ic<l C0.. Bt. lb!-hlfllll Sold at Hughes Drug Store. ‘_

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0 About 0ur Tailoring

EVERY GARMENT that bears our label is made under the direct

supervision of in official

ll' " ,Uk holding the highest honor ii i`

~ conferred by the Canadian

Designers’ Association. His

special business ` that eaih _a_i_l_'i£i Overcoat made in our gait sanitary

workshop is tailored as well if not

is to see

_ better, than garments you often have

gt purcl1ascdatn_1Lichhigher;§:. Undcr

his watchful direction, tailors chosen

from the best shops Canada :ind

scores of skilled hand-sewers co-operate

‘fi

in making pos `

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the best made-to-measure clothing

service iiithc Dominion. Let us give you that service today!

Suit or .Overcoat

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our assurance of

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protects our rcpillzitioll and serves _:is

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