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E - ‘I .v E --'IT PAYS to buy ln this Provincial. .NONE CENT per word each in- r e a,

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// _ ». - - \\ 77?’ ..Ti-IE MORNING Guardian can umn. Cash must accompany order. »- - .... \~*-i be obtained in Bouris at M. A. Pac- --~ -

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I” __ si.»~_.fi.~-- -» for Comfortable Underwear

E -'T GORDON IVEB is Guardian your colours. Chaste, finely enaineiled I . r '

is “Bent in Montague. ,Canadian flaxa for Your lapel, 10 cents gre

for men and women that have assed ri id ins ' I before placed in stock and sold- bl; men wHo undgfsliliid

themlperfectl v and canintelligently advise the purchaser ~ -N0 matter whether you uy a long-priced watch or one pf our most expensive high grade watches you wil receive the same courteous treatmentand have the

same coupdence in your purchase.

We a ways consider it a pleasure to show you cu

stock of Watches and to quote you prices.

W. W. Wellner

Estab. 1868 The Great Watch House

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Photos that Please

Have your photo taken here.

and in will please you beyond your fondest expectations. A new and beautiful line of mounts for you to choose from. Come in and look over our

\sample photos

The Cook Studio

HAVE YOUR PHOTO MADE T0-DAY

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While there is still time

to_ send them to your friends away for Xmas

BAYER Photo Studio Telephone 192-J. For Appointment

DR. CLI F T

CHRONIU DISEASES

Victoria Hotel. Ch'town. P. E. I.

OFFICE HOURS---i2 to 3 da`ly. Fees in ai vance. At Office or Residence-~-$5.00. 'l‘rea men! Monthly-~-$100.00

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Dr. G. F. Dewar,

Physician and Surgeon. Graduate McGill University

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222 Grafton Street, Cliarlottctown.

Oliice }-Iours»-

9-10 a.ni., 2-3 and 7-S p.m.

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DR. I. E. CROKEN H Veterinary Surgeon Prop. Abegweit Fox Hospital Office Cameron Block.

Phone 484. Residence Revere Hotel.

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Iam ready to IJUY all

kinds of poultry. and t0 pay the usual high prices Only good stock wanted I

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Children’s I I BOOTS

Every mother will be de-

lighted with our showing of children’s boots- go.i'l strong sturdy boots, solid-y sown. gc od roomy lasts. neatly finislied-and with- al moderately pri. ed.

Ask to see our display.

Bringiho little hoy along uith you. 1io’il he just as intesosted its you’ll be in our showing.

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Queen Street

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Do not forget to bu ur fish supplies fr We can assure entire satisfaction

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Ch’towu Fish Supply Co.

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Ellis Mpfitague

Best place in Montague to

‘buy School Supplies, Stationery all kinds. We carry the L. Waterman fountain pens which ire guaranteed. Bring or mail your films to bedeveloped and don’t forget that our photographic goods are always fresh: give us a call when in need of good goods

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd. Montague

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cgi laid in for the winter- I ,

We have a suDPIY °f excellellt

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lE~iii;sff);nl?l°l‘EEilifs<ElEars°¢S 2ffi"’“3 almost daily by steamer and Schooners. _ Wh.d The Schooner "Gladys B- N dm" is now on way 90"; ite York with a carZ0 °f Am E-ac

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We insist on your examining the %ual~

lt of fuel 'hat slides down your o nie Plhnty of dost slag and kllnkors means

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send us your order an S ory delivery will be_m2d¢’l f;‘;‘;’t vessel while dischargin8 at 0

possible prices.

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Save Money on Coal

our yard will hslp yon. Clean bright coal at the right. price.

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..*8HIPPlNG is quite brisk at Mon-

WKUG. there being some 16 vessels Ill Port. loading produce.-B.

r dlan Pacific steamer Virginia is the, -_-

flrst of the vessels which carried the .._'A LADY DEMONSTRATOR will I

Canadian troops of the First Overseas Contingent to England last month on return to Montreal. She reached port

ser ale was the strongest drink the troops had had on the sixteen days' UID lu Plymouth. For several hours

ser drink was left ashore The bar

' was closed on the voyage_ its sum lting in Montague, the guest of her

sold candy and cigarettes instead.

We had 1,398 soldiers on board,

from the First British Columbia Regi- ment and the Army Service Corps." said one of the boat's officers yester- CIBY. They were kept pretty busy drill- ing. and I believe they complained a little because no liquor was to be oh- talned. They have the wet canteen on Salisbury Plain, so those who wanted their ‘little drop’ will be hap- DY l10W.- I suppose. One man fel! over- board from the Royal Edward, which was close to us, but was picked up by a boat lowered from the Franconia, of

_ TI" Vifglniflll bmugllt about one iiunqicil passengers f"inn Liverpool

but saw i 'ie ice

Mill HIINIIHS AEE

Horses Trained ln the Hunting Field Quickly Make Ideal Chargers.

There is many a girl in England

today who looks at her saddle, gath- ering dust on its peg ln the harness- rooiu, and wonders what has been the fate of lier pony taken over by the Yeomanry. The best that horse-lovers in Britain have been able to do is to

thc (iunaril fleet, which was just be- g him' the Royal Edward. i-1.; \-,ug lime l

il c worse for tho clucking."

each; per post., 12 cents. Guar<lian` Office. 6208

...*FOXEB FOR SALE.-A litter of

be at Mabou's Drug Store, Sourig, from Nov. 9th to 14th demonstrating with the wonderful Seven Sutherland

H. J. Mahon Dru gist and O tics

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daughter, Mrs. H. W. Ives.-B.

..'D. Il.. Ruthford. Halifax, repre-

senting J. & M. Murphy, Halifax, was in Montague this week on business for his firm.-B.

..*Mr. W. S. Louson, Charlottetown,

representing Greenshlelds, Limited, Montreal, was in Montague, Tuesday, on n business trip.-B.

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Sourls, P, E. I. 6317-11-M621.) _f,,-._-~,,

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k qt hnbwy gen and t vfrlfh: h sy f pers in I. E. Island should arrange

ton Fish Co., 23 Fulton Fish Market, New York. whose nd appears else- where will handle nll P. E. island shipments' to the best posiblc advant- age, and solicit it trial order.

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Wallace & Keeney Co.. 10 Fulton

Market, New York, are advertising elsewhere in this issue for fresh fish, lobster. smclts and cols for which ‘they can secure a steady murkegmakc iprompt and satisfactory returns at the highest market prices. They have been established thirty-seven years which speaks for itself. Look their nd up.

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Provincial shippers will place their

fresh and frozen fish slnelts and cels

organize a Purple Cross Society which aims to carry on among horses on the battlcfleld the some work of humanity that is the work of the Red Cross .among humans. But, after all,the only relief that can be brought to the wounded horse, in most cases, is a death-shot to put him out of misery.

Consider. too. the blight on the

hunting ilelds. This is the time of year when the “bark away" was' al- ways resounderl over the hills and valleys. But no longer does the tra- veller in the hunting shires stay his progress to watch breathlessly the panoramic procession of “plnkcoats" flying over fence and wall, the while his ears ring and his blood tlngles to the yelplng hue and cry of the pack.

"Gone away" are the hunting men

of England: “gone awny" are the horses. The huntsnien sits alone bc- forc the empty stalls, his face turned in the direction of Friincc. The bounds are at`hls heels; some looking out, anxiously, wouderingly; others with drooping heads, while deserted ls the hunting ileld. "Gone away" to the war. riiitiiy never to return. The pink coat is changed for the khaki, and

full cry. but the shrieking of sharpnel and the whistle of the bullet. His speed is called into action-not across the smiling meadows of England, but over the plains and hills of France, with the ravages of war all round him. lie obeys his rider's least pres- surc on the bridle its of old, but in it vastly difforcnt cause.

A Real Sportsman

into thc spitting, spitcful guns he

plunges. His heart is strong, his strength is great, and his pace never faltera. I-lo is clearing vastly differ- ent obstacles from these he was wont to rlso tn back there in England. Now it is a horse and rider who have gone to ilizir lust accounts. again u piled- up -niitss of what once were men. now even a caisson has to he cleared in the mad rush. That Gorman flank must be turned, and as stout of heart an his rider, ho thundors on, ii real sportsmen willing to try anything his master calls for. no matter what " ‘ "" the other eldo. Anil this rider, too, knows what is under him and be- ..,..=s ii. tue iiiount wulcn has been tried out many and many it time in `the hunting field.

There is an old saying that ii good

horse is in its place everywhere. Thin is especially true of the hunter,which possessied of courage and it fair amount of breeding, needs but a little training to make him us much at home in the cavalry charge as across country to

the wake oi the bounds. Tlills is al- most equally true of the poo pony. which, though undersized, is accus- tomed to shock, can spin on his heels like ii lop; and, more often than not. seems gifted with something more than instinct. the very qualities need- ed in a cavalry mount. England has taken full advantage of this. and many of the cavalry horses now doing duty in France have been userl for hunting or polo. When the call for horses came early in August, no fewer than Mty were forthcoming from one hunt- ing establishment, and, other and smaller studs handed over their hors- es in` similar fashion, while some made clean sweeps of their stables. and others retained only those which were too old for service or were of conspicuous color. which made them I little use.-From the New York Evening Post.

PHOTOGRAPHY

(Eg work, prompt delivery

V teprices , Till ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS

§“" Coal Dealers _ vlls=°t» D°mlfi°“ 5"' °°'I_tdI .la &

O_ Hog Sl ‘ i _

Phone 404 P-

Pletum Framing -dept. in cnnnimtlou in .~ Maura

the hunter listens not to the iiomii...

this season to the best possible ud- vantage by writing to Caleb Haley & ICo.. 14 Fulton Market, New York, 'whose nd appears in this issue. Per- _sonal attention is given to all con- isigninent which spells staisfactiou for ‘the customer. '

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Among the old established fish-

firrns of New York is that of Price Bros. at ,104 Fulton Market whosc ad is given in this issue. With a steady market, commanding the highest prices the firm is anxious to handle large quantities of fish from P. E. ls-

iscllcit a trial order.

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Any particulars regarding the ship-

ping of smelts and eels to the Ameri- can mnrkot will be cheerfully furn- ished to lslitnrl shippers by N. S. Gates Co., No. Il Fulton Market. New York, whcsc ai? is clscwhcrc in this issue. Their transfer agents are S. B.Wiley & Sons, Boston,and stencils

Making it specialty of fresh tisli,

clams, soft crabs, lobsters, sineits

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P. E. island, Francis L. Schnaud,110 Fulton Fish Market, New York, is asking for conslgninents from this Province for which the shipper will receive thc highest market prices and prompt returns.

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Established for over 56 years Geo.

T. Moon Co., 2 Fulton Market. New York, needs no introduction to ,tliu shippers of smelts and eels in this Province wltli whom they do business from year to year. They are bet- ter prepared than ever to cope with the trade and are asking for large consignments from P. E. lsland.Rcad their ad. -

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Cornelius & l)i\iz. wholesale coin-

mlslon dealers ol' fish, smells and oels a specialty whose plucc of hust- ness ls 106 Fulton Market. New York, will make daily returns for all con- signments sent them from P. E. ls-

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Any shipper of smcits and eels from

P. E. Island who desire n prompt and steady market during the coming months for his smelts and ccln ls naked to write to H. M. Rogers Sr Co. (incp.) 11 Fulton Fish Market. New York, whose ad appears in this

vertisement.

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Established since 1888 R. F. Hall

& Co., 37 Fulton Market. NGW \'0l‘k. have a place oi` business so centrally located that they secure the creum

of smelts ~ their consignments this year as inthe past. Read their ad elsewhere.

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Giving the very best of business re-

ferences, as seen in their ad, Balilauf &McCarthy. 36 Fulton Market, New York, are anxious to secure large quantities of smelts and eels from P. E. island fishermen, who may ship direct to them or through their agent S. B. Wiley & Sons, Boston, transfer agents.” _ _

The firm oi Robert W. Cole, 20

Fulton Market, New York, look to P. E, island fishermen this season for large quantities of smelts and eels for which they will secure the best pos- sible prlces and give personal atten- tion tcall customers. Their business

card la given elsewhere.

I Every shipper of fresh and frozen fish in P. l-J. island iafaniiliai' with the tlrm name of John Dais Co.. whose ad soliciting it continuance oi patron- age this year is given elsewhere. The

land during the coming whiter and busmess "il" i?’:"’ _ *

I i The demand on the New York ma ~

will be sent on application.

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and eels, cs eclallv the latter form_ So|__D|ERs_

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made for men in perfect fitting sizes. Stanfielcls

_ washed-they’ire Unshrinkable.

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-- ,two pairs of 1914 pups from black . __

30|-DIERS HAD “SOFT parents. One black and three patches. _ _,gy

l s1'ui=i=" Ati. Ti-is . wAv. May new be mu in Three itiverir .¥~;ii»-.é.=5'»”li='~,-.- '~

1- Ranch. D. J. STEWART, Aitkeiye ="’ __._z7p;,»_.‘_r;-',‘.""""§"I‘ '

MONTREAL, Nov. 4.- The Cana- Ferry. 6361-11-4m10i '.,I_'_._;j_ 2° _

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STANFIELD S

_ Combinations won’t sag,

every taste.

Stanlield's two-piece suits

IF you have never known'

the pleasure and comfort

STANFIELl)’S Combina-

tions with perfect closed crotch start now and join that

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s’.i..2:;":3.iY.i‘§.“;~..l;.?°;f.i“i.i.. 31.33; /I. have my of Wfllwmdefcloihedmen who Wear

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bind or creep up on you when

_ We have _chosen our stock so as to offer a large

variety of weights and fabrics which will appeal to

` ° ' in Natural Wool, Silk and Wool

Rid and Blue Label, also

Penmans, St. George and Wol-

sey indifferent weights both combination and two piece.

It is time to buy now so as to be ready when the

thermometer drops.

HENDERSON & CUDMORE

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am .-he liud a vc-ry rough t f tl . llli (E

J mme of your, experlenied rihrclr dag; As the Ig-old weather .ulvaiicts ship | 6Z01_S‘_0_2GM§\y5i e Gat€S

~ ‘\ Our OS for the sale of their smells and eels - ‘ » . . I ' - . ,-W-4-....~~~~ -~__-»~ j' '_ _ ' W1-.. . . W

'~ hc ctiue bi the Straits of Bolle Isle. on the American market Th Ful- » ~ "'- - » ~ - I" .. i _

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all business iorwariiuii to Llicm.

lr =I' £1

I lslund shippers who intend senil- llng their coiisigiiilicuts ol' smells and eels to Sullivan & (lo. Fulton Mar- ket. New York, are usked to send u request for stencils its will be seen by their ad, in which is also given their business rcfcrciiccs. 'I‘lie_v initke u specialty' of 1'. E. island sinelta and cels which they handle in curload

Wariier & Prunkarii. 29 Fulton Mar-

Provincc by the well known Mr. J. (_‘.. Ellis, wants large ccnsignnicnts of fresh fish, lobsters and clams for which they will pay thc best market prices. Prompt daily returns will bc made and every satisfaction is guar- antced.

come the ad of the Continental Fish (Ioiitpuiiy, 26 Fulton Market, New York, which appears elsewhere in this issue. Being the iisliermeii's friends they want their consignments again this year and will, ns in the past, sccurc for thoin every itdvuiit- age that a well placed and successful

kcls for snielts and ocls promises to be brisk this fall und Thomas M. Reid & Co., 108 Fulton Market, New York. looks to P. ll. lslunil iisliiernion to supply the riciiinnii for which they \vlll be \\'oll puiil. All pnriiciilars arc given in the tlrin's nd olscwlierc.

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,ITHE BELGIAN KING CHUMS WITH

I AMs1‘snnA.u, Nov. is,-“Tile nei- gian l{ing's heiiring when he is under tire is splendid," says the Times Dun- kirk ccrrcspondciit. "While tllff wounded were being withdrawn on

(ions, with projci-.tiles bursting iill

thc soldiers. lfrniliiiiiilly he tukcii his

lt. OS sms- N

inicals ut thc solilicr'ii moss. ilisciiss- f nod ments V mm M $1 __I00,,m, _ _ iiii; with um man me i-.oiiiiiici of me |“ “ff” £0 Em W "hug hmm ____(_civud| Some kinds of neglect some

: 'g id the llkclilioofl ot curly to ,_, Ol 4, ’ _ __ » ii _ (,l;:::x:,aI lilpluimg hem m-muy am“.“.,| by it local Diicliiiii °U"\Dl\>ny~ `/liliiit-(l.1i`l(lt;l U16 liC3Cllilg Qflm

ISIIIS ENGLAND

BIEIIEII WIIIINIJ

HIIHSE IN IBIH

- ICVV YORK, Nov. Ii.--’l`l\-f ’i‘iiiii=>-.

says cilltoriully loduy; l.iiril Salis-

lkelv New yo,-k_ reprcsenmd in this bury was right, liiiglliiiil iliil put lii~i'

money on the wioiig liiirsc in iliv (‘rliiieaii war. Slic linclicil lli<~ \\'ri»ni: nag in 1878, for the Voiiirrcsii of livr- lin rlvalled the (`oiii;i‘css ul \'ii~=_iuii, liclil sixty years czirlicr. in its iiii.~'.i-i'- able bargainlngs, its stupidity, :ind its unstable aiijustinciili: out of \\'hich three wars have ionic and non

so many European wars, now rccorils liar wager. The horse sho piclis is slioiving signs of distress, but lic has it good deal ol' “go” tn liiin yet-so inucli that the Turk may' niislztkc more than one burst of speed for a portcnl ot` victory. lt was inevitable, though. if Turkey was to get into the war at ull. that it should be on the (ii-rinnn side. Englaiid`s old place as the pro- tector and friends of thc Sick Mun

was long ago ti-ikcii by Gcriiiiiiiy. (lor-I

iniin clliccrs ilrillcd thc 'l`ui‘kisli troops. llcrriiaii nioiicy wiis uvailalilii in ii piiiizli and thc iiiessaircs of clioer und counsel lliul have gone from Pulsilnin to thc Porto would hc more interest- ing than any "paper," white, blue, orange or red.

Ainoiig the cartier coiiscqiiciiccs of

'l`urkcy’a taking up arms against thc Allies, the most ncztrly i-orfziiii is at ilccliiralion for \\'ur ngninsl hor by Grcocc. ltoiiniuiilzi. also, :ind liul- gariii. niay bccoiiiu i|i\'ol\'i.-il. ilu- l`nrmi-r

us un ally of ltiissiii, ilu- liitiirr por-1

haps joining 'l`u|'kcy in ri-iiil`o_i'i‘iig (ierinaiiy and Aiistriu. ’l`lii~ ulliinuii- i-oiiscqiir-tice will he lliie <'xpiil.~<ion ol

ll(lfJl)S FOI( l'lLII`tlll’l'].

An nrdrir for liitccn iiiillioii pound.~=

g '. . . . I - - ul ia vlailor's ac(-,oinit of the huge

iomil orders for dry suit puik ii-_

rctlniic of guitrils with which thc Ger- mount to more than thi* Slllillly In man Emperor is iiiirrouniio<i." sight. -

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To do miivi; pigs! work with comfort. liiiil_\' und hrnin in\i.~‘t

igsuo, Satisfuctioii IS their b0St l\<l~i ini in good i-oiiilitloii. 'flint' rciiuircs proper l`oii<l--- |`i>o:I iliiil von-

iains :ill thc olcinoiilzi tliiit build

of the market prices for their cus~,

toiriers and ask l’. E. island sliiDD€l'S[ _

iind oels to forward them

while flour.

‘I makes this food easily dlgestlblo

Economical, appetlzlng-~

olrl address of 107 Fulton Market.Nf»w York, will bring prompt rc-luriiri for

Mudo ol' wliciit nnil biirloy, il coiiluiiis ull llic iiulriiiii-ii!

of those moat iioiirisliing fzriiliis. iiicluiiiiii: tliosv viinl inlni~rnl

snlts-phospliato of polash, etc.-~llint. :irc ilisciiriloil in niiikiiig

Long baking hrouki; down the stnrvli 4-oils of thc griiiii :ind

brain :inil lii‘;fwii.

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DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILIS fiZ°ilZI

giiliitiiiig l’ill for \\’on\cii. $5 it box or throefor 510. Sold nt ull Drug .~llore.s_ or mulled wiiny nddreiss on receipt. of price. Tnif. Scoaru. Dauu C_c_.,_St. Cuilinrinoii. ()niiirio.__i__ _ _ _____

PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. iii1?.'?.i.°.i

Yitulity; fm Nerve nnil lirnin; increases “grey

mi\.tti\r" ,ii 'l`oiili--\i'i’.l liuilii you up. fi it box, or tivo for 1:3. at drug stores, or by mai on receipt , ti iiriuo. Tiii-1 Scoiii-:i.i. Dnuo Co., St. Catharines, *Jnturio.

Sold ui lluglic's Drugstore.

' Get Your

Shippers in this Provliicc will wel- fourth srcalcr than all ul' llicm. I Oney S Or

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Not to be outdone in had jufli-rniciil.

’l`urkcy herself, thc ilircful spring of

You will rind the pret- tiest and best selected stock in Charlottetown

' at our store. But the

real surprise will be

shoes. We may not always be the cheapest but we certainIy"are, thelclieapest for the Best.

H. BELL

1'i0 Great George St

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one occasion he stood calmly Smtlklllg thc Turk froiii ldiiropc for :ill iiinc. C ° ' I N I ‘n cigarette and siiperiiitcniiiiig opcrii- ___.__.._._.Y._ ~_~-

around. I I f E

“The Kills in *\ P<"‘“‘ “°‘“"“‘I" I" oi\;i..\Ho.u.\ i:iT\'_ limit., mv. 4.. 0 yes

mal.

The neglect of Children’s

eyes is one. Eyestrain stunts the intellect. We will give you reliable information if you suspect your child’s sight is defective.

H. J. Mahon, Druggist & (lptician

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Expert Optical Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to _ give our patrons the ben- efit,the most modern and approved methods of ex- amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in

I this year’s business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of properly fitted lenses.

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