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Your Goa
We hav Ve~sels
coming now vsith
0ld Sydney Round
lnveruoss Round
Acadia Nui
Albion lint and
Reserve Run oi Mine
We would suggest
ordering your Winter
supply now While the
weaoher is fine, We
can deliver promptly
Order today
A Picliard & Co
H ot
Water i
Bottles
\he kind that give best ser- _
vice and most comfort. F-ach
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bottle guaran‘ eed for one yer r. -
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warm fr end for the cold _
winter months. ;
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GEORGE NELSON CHEVERIE. ~
lt is the sad duty ot The Guardian
to chronicle the death of Master
George Nelson Chevcrie, the only and
dearly beloved son, of Mr. and Mrs.
lsnnc Il. Cheverie, which deplorable
event took place at his homo in Sou-
rls on Sunday, Noven ber 2nd. Al-
tiiougn attended by roving lrisnas
and medical skill his spirit gradually
sank and, _alter an illness ol live
weeks, helpassed away at the tender
nge of seven years. On November
ard he was sweetly laid to rest in St..
Mnry's cemetery. Rev. John Mc-
Donald conducted the funeral ser-
v'ce A rr i lathe d o-
is. so owng ran m |
th " ` sisters are left
e. and two loving
to mourn, to all oi whom is extend-
Slands the
of Tirnc
JUIINSIIII S
omits.
LINIMENT
Ill USI |08 YIIII
for the relief of acli
pains, swei|ings,b
cuts, rhenmatism
bowel troubles. Forin-
iernal and extemal
35a and 50a ovcryuhqn
I. I JOHNSON L °0.,lno.
laden, Intl,
Parsons’
a
"i§o“3'ill in
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distressing.
ooouo wot on
Ws THE CENTRllL__GUllRDlMl 'rn
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s, s. Northumioerlaud arrived in Char
lottetowh at 6.30 last evening.
Saint Joneph's annual High Tea ull
kindly send their contributions b
lore the end of the week 271'
meetin of the Churlottetoviu Sum
the ollice ol F B McCurdy & Co
Charlottetown, lhovember 28th 1913
Friday, at 800 o'clock in the even
ing 2730
AUCTION SALE -Attention is dir
Building in Charlottetown on Dec
Kinnon, lawyers of Charlottetown
A725
case of Martha A J Campbell v
MEXICO CITY Nov 15 -Sir Lion
,el L/arden, tne British minister, .to-
ilay again reflected the support given
by uieat Britain to the policy or th
parts of the republic, advising tnein
of the notice served by John Linn on
President 'Huerta and ordering that
they De rcnny. at n. moment’s warning
to leave for places of safety. ‘those
lin outlying places were advised to
ggathor in the large centres, where es-`
oeapejroni the country can be more
- easily accomplished.
l Sir Lionel Garden is said to have
iven Nelson O'Siia.u hness the Am,-
Z , B Y.
erican charge d'ai’faires, personal as
surance on instruction from 'nis gov-‘
dent Wiison’s attitude toward Mexi
iii).
President Huerta was unable to
bring his new congress fully to life
_to-day. The chambers of deputies
omct and effected temporary organiza-
_tion, but the senate proved reaction-
'ury, rind the lack of a quorum pre-
' vented organization
General Huerta and his friends,
vhowever, profess to believe that the
greater part of their work is done,
because the newly createdlower house
has formally, and in their opinion,
legally inet officially. The senate,
,they think, can be induced to move
linto line Monday, when the senators
ore summoned to meet again.
l Long after the hour fixed for the
senate to convene to-dny the ii-011 cali
showed only ' 21 senators present,
_nearly all of these being generals in
_the army. Twenty-nine are neces-
Yl’f‘1"l‘°l"l"l°'I'*$'°l*'T*°>°i~3~'&*°7O*P‘?°1*°5‘*1°°I° 'sary f°I' 21 (lU0l`l1l¥l-
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Health Sooner or Liter Show
f lie Value
Don't go around with that tired,
worn-out, down-hearted feeling. Ii
'you are constipnted, bilious or have
a sour, gassy, upset stomach, sick
headaches, weak kidneys or sluggish
liver, see to it that you cleanse your
system of undigested food, foul gnu-is
excess bile and uric acid, by the 'iso
of the great fruit tonic lnxative'
FIG PILLS '
and you will be free from headaches,
ou usep sympathy in this their and neuralsia. rhcumatisru. lame back.
bereavement. May be rest in peace;
Our little baby boy has gone;
That voicawe loved is stillsd;
A place is vacant in our home
'1'!_iat__never can be hlled.
In loving memory of Marion Adele
l-lnydon. who entered into rest at her
home tn Vernon River on Nov. filth,
1909. 2713.
indigestion and .all the distressing
_forms of sickness usually caused ly
constipation and kidney trouble.
lFIG BILLS do not gripe or sicken,
,hut give a natural movement of the
bowels. Refuse all substitutes. At
all dealers in 25 and, 50 cent boxeu
or by mail from The Fig Pill Co.,
St. Thomas, Ont. Sold at Geo E.
Hughes Drug Store.
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are showin now
is prepared an'd»r¢ iioeii in I
60: and 'loc a bottle
ob;,¢p,\,g,lile_,you sliouldicall fin and select from vohat
we ~ 1! - V ._ . o `
f. -f. Qi" "ll."¢.0U_|9 f|joui_o1ive_s.grnvrn in Pslasiine end the oil
iaiy and then sent to us. Price
_ ‘McKinnon ‘ i Drug CO- '
iuterpleader issue which was tried in
THE NORTHUDQBERALND- The
IJIGH TEA -Any one interested ln
ANNUAL MEETING -The annual
K
mer Resorts Limited will be held at
acted to the sale at the Law Courts
17th next of all that parcel of land
situate in the common of Charlotte-’
town being part of Common Lot pletion
number twenty-four, boundaries of retirement from the pastorate of the
which are given in the ad elsewhere Christian Church, of the Rev J F
Full particulars as to this sale can
be had from Messrs McLean & Mc meeting
SUPREME COURT -At yesterday's the city
sitting of the Supreme Court in ciation
(fnarlottetown, with Their Lordships to meet
Justices Fitzgerald and Hnsaard on ber, when the annual meeting will be
A-Il    the Bench the hearing was continuedlheld.
of the argument of counsel in the
rr Pars os soy in an rroviml unn'r1Nc Posrrcnnn - owns
to the unlavorableness ol the weather
on Tuesday last the Pearly Stream
Division Granville, did not hold its
regular meeting.-N
FLOUR AND FEED -A Horne &
Co are now refelvlng their winr.er'e
stock of flour and feed and are oder
ing specially low prices for delivery
direct from the wharf on arrival oi
the cars 270)
MINISTEBIAL ASSOCIATION-
, With the Rev Jacob Heaney (pi-esi
dent) in the chair, the Ministerial
Association of Charlottetown met at
the Y M C A yesterday in the fure-
nocn The tlnancial ieport was sub
mitted and adopted. The program
for the week of prayer to be held un
der tne auspices of the Evangelical
Alliance of the World was considered
and referred to wcommittee lor com
Reference was made to the
l
but the satisfaction of the
was expressed at the fact.
that though he had resigned from his
position as a minister of the Church
he would continue to be a resident of
and a member of the Asso-
The Association adiourned
about the middle of Septem
Floyd
If you want4lie purest and best
Samuel 0 Sliorey et al -a rule nisi form of olive oil obtainable you
for a non-suit oi a new trial of an should call in and select from what
we axe shoving non Our olive oil
‘Gliimmerside in Jun 1912 when the is from olives giown in Palastinc and
ei
c verdict was given tor the defendant, the oil is prepared and reiined i
.administration by causing ii notidca- the question being whether D D Italy and then sent to us Price 60:'
Pl'l"|UC 240 tion to be sent to all mitisn sun Campbell or his Wife owned certain and ‘i0c abottle The MacKinnon
liects, through the consuis in all goods seized by the snerin under an~Drur Co , Corner Great George ard
execution against D. D. Campbell.
Mr. Neil Mctiuarrie, K., G., resumed
and concluded his contention against
Kent cts.-Mtf.
»»  W E  ll] UHGE UHPEH
the le, _ . y,
K. C., replied in its support and had
not closed his arguments when the
Court adjourned to 11 a. m. to-day. 
::O1ean, white, sound teeth. Each
rind nil of these things depend upon
the mouth and teeth that are free
- from germ life, and that are kept
pure, sweet and clean. You are as-
ernment, of ldritlsh support ol Preei-‘sured of these things by using Na-
Dru Co., Tooth Paste. 25c. tube. E.
A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunny-
DIGBY CHICKENS .
IN POULTRY YARD
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trade and commerce department
prints the following paragraph sen
tf‘om Glasgow loyal. F.. Roe, fo
some years trade commissioner i
Great Britainz- »
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trade in 'Digby chickens' was trans
acted with Nova Scotia, but appar
cntly it has for some renson ceased
from Canadian exporters. “Ii oiler
are forwarded to this office in tim
placed before probable purchasers
Turkeys are desired chiefly."
of herring cured at Digby, N. s.
LLOYD Gli`ORGE`S 'LAND
Brunswick.
purty consisting oi Mr. and Mrs
wick under the Farm Settlement Act
time of the province of Ontario. ‘Lat
und the advantages of the Farm Set
tl , . DP
strongly that when he dldn’t like th
lnnd policy which Lloyd George he
Yesterday Mr Tumor was at th
success.
llnppy and
_ Conienled
is the behind a pipe
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,fl _ _ C0,-,(;¢; Qgnfgg and Kant Sis. `  1
Worth Trymg
Stewart`s
Cream Breed
.Ask your grocer for it
Ur_lt,will be delivered at
your home every day il
you leave your order at
our shop. No 163 Kent
Street or
Phene -Zll
side. Mti.
L>’I"l`AW`A, Nov. 16.--“What is ii
Digby chicken?" A trade commission-
er in Great Britain has views upon
the subject and has succeeded in slip~
iin into the weckl report of the gregsmen, mayors and representatives
liiqniries made among poultry dealers
reveal a desire to receive quotations
s
e
for the Christmas trade they will be
It is understood that “Digby chick-
ens" is a current term for a variety
_PULICY SENT A FAMILY HERE
FI<Eil'lElllCTON, Nov. 17.-The
Lloyd George land policy ol Great
Britain's Liberal Government is driv-
ing Old Country farmers to New
Mr. A. Turner and family arrived
here this week from England, and
they are guests nt Long's Hotel, the
Turner and their daughters. They
will take up alarm in New Bruns-
Mr. 'I_‘urner was in Canada some
years ago, being aresident at that
er he returned to the 'Old Country
nnfi there settled down. Hin atten-
tion was attracted to New- Brunswick
omeni Act a ealed to him so
s
fathered he brought his iamily here.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 17-
Men who are vitally interested in the
development of waterways through-
out the entire country, but mainly
those in the eastern part of the Unit-
ed States, are gathering in this city
to take part in the sixth annual con-
vention of the Atlantic Deeper Water-
ways Assoeiation. The sessions of
the convention will begin tomorrow
and continue' until Friday. The morn
,ings will be given to business. and
~ the afternoons to sightseeing. includ-
.ng a trip up the St. John River.
The sessions will be presided. over
by Congressman J. Hampton Moore
if Pennsylvania, who is president oi
the association. Governors. con-
ds of trade. maritime and
- of boar .
'Phat publication, which of late has .mmercinl organizations from niany
been greatly expanded and improved
States will take part in the D\'°°¢¢i1'
'D ings. ~ _ .
1* - The association is working for the
irrprovement of harbors and inland
ll .
waterwavs throughout a large sec-
“Sonie ears a an extensive tion of the country. but ite chief nini
is to promote the construction, as a
4 national enterprise, of a chain of
. canals connecting natural and 1‘
tected waterways along the Atlantic
coast, thereby forming a continuous
inner navigation route from Boston
to Key west. ‘The Cape Cod shiD
canal and other- important links in
this proposed waterways are already
completed 'br under construction and
 
l We~'Slrelch A Poinl '
ln Your Favor
RUBBER GOODS
Everything in that line lo
be found here, at prices ihat
will be most satisfactory to
the purchaser.
Fountain Syringes $1.35 to 752.50
' Combination Foun tain Syringes
$1 75 t0 $2.75
Bulb Syringes C 75 to “lil 50
Air Cushions $250 £0 $1 50
Hot Wafer Botti os$l.B.'» to $8 50
(Guaranteed for 2 years) Etc
` Try us for the above, and see
how well we can servo you
Johnson & Johnson
I Good Soaps
When you are looking for e good'
hand or toilet soup( you are sure of
flue. superior stoc and a splendid
o dis lay right here. _
aio have a full and complete
line o_fo°_ W' -
, Pacgfs -
Pearl _
Ivory
 Regal Vinolia ‘
an
famous French and
I ish .
llglieesmrshnge from 10ca cake
upwards. _
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Come Here for
U'°"'Uaa.p
is hoped that with Government
ccomplialied fact within the next
ecade. Addresses and papers will be
resented to the convention covering
ractically every phase ol the lub-
THE SAVING TO
THE GOVFRNMENT
o'r'r.iwii__ Nov is.--A material 3
vi to t ov r e t will lt
t bl' me” mmmar with tl" |“'°‘ lgonlnlzhe actlo: of, dll: llnited gazes
me the “”d°"l'°'|““5 l"'°“"t° in removing the restrictions hat
|have been placed upon the export of THE ROYAL “SEPARNHON
manila fiber from the Philippines.
BIG FIRE AT GLOVERSVILLE lncidmttagy ul; decmoniistol mwmll STOCK!-IOLM N v 17-The oil.-r
_..._ once o ana an mann ac urerl an o
GLUVERQVILLE N Y Nqv 11- users oi binder twins. The fiber is cial News Agency can that Prinedlv
he shoe leather dressing plant of G 'used for that purpose and, as a sort Marie wife of Prince William oi
evor- and Companv, was totally do- ol bounty to the industry, the Can Sweden has declared her intention
royea by me betwgsn five and gig arlinn government for some years has never to return £0 lm' llillbdllil 35°
clock tonight. causing n loss esti paid the export duty imposed by the left him recently btclule Ol domeltlc
ated at $200 000 ’2hilippines The export restriction troubles
bell!
oeale.
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The Busiesi 'ifore on Charlottetown a
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Farm Settlement Board and is now A ~ \ »
making an inspection of the propert-   '
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pressed with Frederlcton, and what
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MOTHFRS that this is
the soo e tha can supply
the very goods you need
to make your little gi 1
a pretty-durable-dress
or suit for school wear
All good kinds of dress
fabrics are here and ln
practically every case dn
ect from the makers in
bngland France or Ger
miny as the case may be
Consider a few cf
these.
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s -- ` ' 60c
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46 inch bright clear blue, hard 50 inch all wr ol imported
finish serge, nice weight, close ~ - .
‘_ hard Twill. A splendid fabric English Suse’ *me weight dme
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avery smart fabric, 42 inches
wide, show'ng a narrow twill,
soft clinging uiaterlal, draplng
splendidly
Dn‘ch Blue, Foxglove Ram-
boo, Grevs, Cactus
and Black. ...... 1 ‘O0
Sift Silk Reps and Cord de
Chines silord splendid range of
choice for pretty gowns. These
drape with the soft clinging fall
that is now popular.
Colors, Persian Blue. Cactus, T
f‘."_’;°.‘_f‘_“_“__T’_“ff? 1.60
Broche Crepe is a richly liand~
some fabric, of Silk and Mohair,
offered in exclusive dress lengths
45 inches wide.
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Black  
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Black Silk Poplin. soft rich
lnstrous.... . ... 2 10 Ind I-90
Black S"ir Whlpeord, 4:
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