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_ -"- ' '~ _-_ Early ,
' 4-' Holiday Season_
1 us all-but parti
you will find a
‘ of suggestions for gifts for the baby-
enduring gift_s that may become me
mentos ot childhood days. ` .
- Our stock is now complete. You »
, will do well to select your gifts now '
before the rush begins.
- W. W. Wellner  l ;
. Estab. 1868 -.. _  i, oats. b
5-.‘.-_-'~.-_f zigz,-i». ~' B t . .
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' 'Christmas-The Spirit of *the _u
means a great deal to
cularly is it appreciat-
ed by the younger folk.
Remembering the little ones, is
after all the chief loy._ At our store .
surprisingly number .. I ’
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tute will hold a special meeting on
`  "V Saturday, December 4th, in the Red
A ‘ Cross R
’~ Shopping
ooms at 2 o’clock. Mies Me-
Fsrlane will give e demonstration on
“dry cleaning and removal of stains."
ill ll_l_|_lllls 
CIPTOWN MARKETS
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday)
Butter. (creamery) lb 88-34
Butter (Tub) lb. 28
Eggs, doz. 30
Beef lb. (retail) 10-12
Fowls, lb. - 9-10
Chicken, lb. ‘ i8-14
Hay (pressed) ton $12-$13
Straw (pressed) ton $6.00
Pork, lb _ .10
Turnlps, bus.
Potatoes, Reds, (bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Oats. white. (mis).
black (bus).
13
50
56
.44
.46
35
35
Wool, lb. 60
Parsnlps, lb. .1
e (per pair) lb. 12-13
Ducks (each) lb. 12-13
     Hide, “__”
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LORD LYTTON UPON DININGT
How Are You Going
To Spend The
Long Winter
Evenings?
You are never lost for diver-
sity of music-vocal, instru-
mental, orchesitra, bands or
readings, if you have a
GRAMOHPONE
in your house
it is am excellent means of
affording entertainment for the
family, or for company.
We have the latest improve-
mens of EDISONVS famous
mac ities. Prices ranging
from $40.00 to $150.00.
_ We also carry a stock of over
200 RECORDS. No maltter
your taste in music we can
suit you.
Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.
Montague, P. E. I.
Lord Lytton, in his famous novel.
"Pelham," says “a slandered charact-
S’SIDE MARKETS
SATURDAY, 30th NOV.
Buckwheat bus. 75-90
...'0N! CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
omlmlly
Cash must acc order.
..°SOGIAL AND BAZAAR. - The
Montague branch oi' the Women’s
Patriotic Association will hold ii. social
spd bazaar in the Auditorium, Monta-
gue, on December 16th.
M 5035-11-30-Mtf.
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...*THE REGULAR monthly meet-
ing of the Montague Women’s insti-
tute, and W. P. A.. will be held in the
Red Cross Rooms, on Friday after-
noon, Dec. 3rd. at 2.30 o'cloclr. Miss
McFarlane will be present and will
give demonstrations on "Pastry" and
different ways of cooking oysters.
5459-12-1m3i.
CANADIAN PATENTS.
(Special to The Guardian.)
W. S. Babcock, Patent Attorney
99 St. James Street, Montreal, Que.
reports the following Canadian patents
granted to Canadians for week of July
20th. 1915.
163818 Horseshoe- Camp and Mc-
Intosh- I-iarrlsson's Corners, Ont.
163822 Pneumatic Tire- Langlaia
and Hebert, Montreal.
163819 Toy Eolian Harp- R. Don-
vllle, Que. .
163829 Staging Bracket- N. E.
Montgomery, Richmond, Que.
163847 Tail Lamp for Automobiles-
W. J. Barnes, Toronto.
163848 Grain Car Doors- J. J.
Barron, Fort Wlllliams. -
163851 Grais Shaving Device- D.
W. Bobamon, Assack. Sask.
163855 Kitchen Utensil- R. W.
Chedwick, Toronto.
163862 Buffer for Vehicles- P. dc
Plyffer, Kilowna, B. C. -
163867 Pencil Sharpner and Pocket
Clip, E. Evans, Toronto.
163869 Shoe Fasterners-H.A. Feau-
teux, Ottawa.
163872 Pan for Bread- B. Fletdher
Butter (dairy) lb. 24-21 ' T°‘°°”‘°'
er may be recovered, a broken con- B"
,lost is irremediable.” E5
er, soups more ilavoury,by the ad- ~*
Those who use Bovril need never Hay (l°°5e7 WP
lose the enjoyment of a meal. Hashes HK? (Pressed) mn
ner (creamery) “L 30_32 163890 Tooth Pick Cantalner- .H.
t skin lb 13 Mnes, Kerrobert, Sask.
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sti-tution restored, but a dinner once Calgs (frgéh) 'doz 40 163893 Pipe Damper- J. S. Moss,
10 00. Montreal.
' 163898 Fuel Saving Device- G. 0.
k ° '13'00 Neil, M0ncton,N B
been be made more tasty. zravier rich- QM” “"5 (dressed) lb- 1246 163902 Polishing rowiier- J. A.
es' “L_ 14 Poulton, Montreal
dition of a few drops from the mag- L“ml’ Pam' “Wh “'60, 163907 Hay Gathering Machine -
-_lc bottle or Bovril. 5495-12-smeii OMS <bl*1°l<l» bus- 47 A Roy, st Pls Jet -
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Now for Xmas
Photos
All styles of finish are shown, sepia
butt black and white, life-sized hand
finished protraits in India ink and the
popular hand-painted work lu natural
colors.
Cell in today and see some of the
styles. .'
A Personal Thought
The Spirit of the Giving
Determines the value of the sift.
What then could be more fitting than
your portrait for the Christmas re
membranes -- To carry
your simple message of friendships.
A dozen portraits solve at once a doz-
N en perplexing gift problems. Make an
r’ appointment today at
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Whel°asIs and Retail
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The cook studio;
01': OLD RUBBERS, JUNK, ETC., are
Oats “""“el» WS- 45| '163914 .irc Lamp- H welsh
Potatoes, bus. 57 Montreal
Straw (pressed) ton 6.00] 1........,‘.........~................,.,......._...-
TUI`¥llDB. bus. 20 to 10c per pound according to the de-
Pork (organs attached) lb. 7%-98/glmand. _
Wheat, bus. 80-1.00 FURS.
W°°l- lb- 25-40 Prices on raw furs are higher than a
-H.
year ago, and the furs are coming to
market in good supply for so early iii
_'-"-`-- the season, and the quality is excep-
HALLAM3 WEEKLY MARKET RE-
PORT HIDES, SKINS, WOOL,
JUNK.
tionally good for this time of year.
The cooler weather which has latc-
ly prevailed over the greater part of
the Dominion, has caused a very mat-
erial increase in the sale of manufac-
TORONTO. Nov. 24th, 1915. ,ture furs by the retailer, and every
WOOL IS Still 00111108 to market ill indication points to a successful sea-
small supply and is being absorbed at
unchanged prices. Washed fleece
wool as -to the quality 40 to 4-ic per lb.
Washed rejections, burry, cotted,
chaify, etc.) 33 to 35c. Unwashed
fleece wool as to quality 30 to 34c.
BEEFHIDES remain about the
`same, the supply and demand being
about equal. City Butchers Hides
green flat 18c per lb. Country Hides,
flat cured, 17 to 18%c per lb. Part
cured, 16 to 16%c per lb.
CALFSKINS show a little stronger
tolle. and are coming to market in
good supply. City skins green, fiat,
15c per lb. Country cured, 18 to 19c
per lb. Part cured, 17 to 18c per lb.,
according to condition. The results of
the Deacons or Bob Calf 75c to $1.10
each.
HORSEHIDES show a little better
inquiry, and are in fair supply. City
take off. $4.00 to $4.50. Country
take off No. 1. $3.75 -to $4.25. No.2.
$2.25 to $3.00.
SI-IEEPSKINS are alittle better qnal
ity and carry more wool thus increas-
ing their value. Clty Lambkins and
Shearlinge $1.00 to $1.75. Country
aimgskins and Shearlings 75c to
.7 .
TALLOW is in fair supply at un-
changed prices. City rendered solid
in barrels, 6. Country stock. solid iii
barrels, No. 1. 6c. No. 2.5% to 51,5.
gake No. 1. 6% to 7c. No. 2. 5% to
c.
HORSE HAIR is in a lit-tie better
demand and is in good supply. Farm-
er pedlar stock and take off.
`HOW`i
DPW
are good, weather line. and prices
lowest. *
We have s good supply of Bott Coal
in stock suitable for Domestic and
Steam purposes and have fresh car-
goes arriving almost daily.
W h I l fBel! A th Cite Coal
|13 ERi1..vS°t:v;° Enellpéahistlnut slzeg sldtable for
1° urn I d B B St l
es sri ase urner eves
We shall be pleased to have your order for
your requ reinents at any time.
Scliooners. for charter always in demand. and
highest raise of freight lid
in%irectly._ _ '
ather is tickled by the
even heat that fills the
Mother py the iéulck, las
heat that enables e_r to kee
ood stock of goodies for
to get home to a pleasant fire
mother’s BEST. Phone 111.
nic Boots and Shoes according to trim 5
(gen, 'tires .2 to 3c. Lead. heavy' 3% to
. . . ‘6 to Bc.
Eiddi€S Wh0 816 HIWHYS Uilkled Dicaasiclns are coming in market
easy. and in good supply. Rubber
e to 6c Auto tires 3 to 5c Bicycle
ln 4 c Tea. Lead 3 to 4 c Bras
g li is . s.
p 3 heavy 7 to 8c. Light 5 to 7c. Copper
the] heavy io to 12h. Light s to ioc. zinc
and in good supply. Green deer skins 7'
to 9c lb. Flint dry Deerskins 15 to 20c
nui~l1'A|u, faiii. a co.
rnoimsos ~
lslllnp Agents lor Dsmlnlsn Goal Ce..
C. LYONS & C
0 lb. '
° fair quantities, prices ruling from 6,
VENISON is coming to market in
son in all line of the Canadian ful'
trade.
N FLE-SH
Thin men and women--that' big.
hearty dlling 'dinner you ate last
night. What became of all the fat-
producing nourishment it contained?
You haven’t gained in weight one
ounce. That food passed from your
body like unburned coal through an
open rate. The material was tllcre,
but your food docsli't work and stick.
and the plain 'truth is you hardly get
enough nourlslinicllt from your illeals
to pay for the cost of cooking. This
is true of thin folks the world over.
Your nutritive organs your functions
of assimilation, are probably sadly
out of gear and need reconstruction.
Cut out the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. Cut out everything
but the meals you are eating and eat
with every one of those a single Sar-
gol tablet. In two weeks note the
difference. Let' the scales be the
judge. Five to eight good solid
pounds of healthy, "staythere" fat
may be the net result. Sargol aims
to charge weak, stagnant blood with
millions of fresh new red blood cor-
pusclos-to give the blood the carry-
ing power to dniivor every oillico of
fat-making material in your food lo
every part of your body. Sargol, too,
mixes with your food, to prepare it
for the blood in an easily assimilated
form. Thin people tell new 'they have
gained all the way from 10 to 15
pounds a month while taking Sar-
gol and say that the now flesh stays
put. Sargol tablets are a careful 'com-
bination of six of the best assimila-
tive elements known to chemistry.
They como 40 tablets to a package,
are pleasant, harmless and inexpen-
sive, and all good druggists in this
vicinity sell 'them subject to an abso-
lute guarantee of weight increase or
money. back as found in eve-ry large
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quered and those that have not been
,are at the mercy of British sea-power.
with success has proved a complete
failure; our naval superiority is not
of the Russian fleet add substantially
allies. nightly and skillfully used, as
a tremendous asset to the allies, and'
it will enable them to remain stead-
i fast and courageous through the vlcis-
situdes of the war on land, with the
sure knowledge that in a prolonged
struggle the means of victory are in
our hands.
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THE MOMENT "`PAPE’S DIAPEP-
S|N" REACHES THE STOM-
MACH ALL DISTRESS
GOES.
"Really does" put bad stomach in
order-“really does" overcome' indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn
and sourness in five inlnutes-that-
_lust that-makes Pape's Diapspsin
the largest selling stomach regulator
in the world. if wllat yo\l.eat
fcrmeiits into- stubborn lumps,
you helch gas and erucate
sour, uiidlgested food and acid;
tongue coated; your insides
filled with bile and indigestible
waste, remember the moment “Pape'.s
Diapepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It’s truly astonishing-almost marvel-
four, and the joy is its harmlessness.
A large ilfty-cent case of Pape’s Dia-
pepsin will give you a linildreil dol-
lars’ worth of .3atisfaci`ii‘n or your
druggist hands you your money back.
It’s worth its weight in gold to nien
and women who can't if'-t their stom-
achs regulated. lt belcrgs in your
home-should always be kept handy
in case of a sick, sour. upset stolnsch
during the day or night. It'e the
qiiickesi; regulator in the world.
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  llulslllalls
For Everybody
To keep your feet dry
and comfortable wear
Rubbers, Our Rubbers
are made in the best
equipped factory. in
“Canada” by expert
workmen.
Men’s 90c to....$l.00
Women’s 65c to...80c
Let us lit you neatly.
Alley & C0.
135 Queen St.
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German overseas commerce has been - I  5°
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ables it to be more -on -elitr ted. bile y `
the entrance of ltalcy a(nd thas increase _ “WHO IS ,EHE CLUTCHING HAND ?"
swept off the seas; most of the Ger- '
man colonies have actually been con- “THE ‘ 7 
to the total force at the disposal of the   “JOY FEST”  
it will be, the lnimeiise naval power is ` ‘ “AMBITION’,
4 BIG ACTS 4
WITH THE KING OF SCREEN COMEDIENS
Charlie Chaplin _
This is not a new Chaplin Comedy, but a clever com-
bination or review of the most laughable situa-
tions in about twelve of his most successful
Comedies. There is not a bit of sense to
it, But you’ll laugh your head offmat it
FOR THE “KlDDlES”
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TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th. 1915
Noon
12.00
1.20
2.10
2.65
3.30
Trains Outward
Read Down
A.M. Atlantic Standard Time
7.2i5 Dep. Charlottetown Arr.
8.30 Hunter River
0.02 Emerald Jct.
9.27 Kensington
9.50 Arr. Sumnlerslde Dep.
A.lVI
11.40
10.36
9.59
9.27
9.00
Trains inward
Read Up
P.M. l’.M. A.M.
10.00 10.20
9.52 0.03
0.21 5.45 8.10
8.55 5.02
830
8.40
9.38
10.27
11.08
11.45
P.M.
12.10 Dep.
1.42
3.10
4.22
5.20 Arr.
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Summerside Arr.
Port Hill
O’Leary
Alberton _
Tignish Dep.
430
am. if
5.30
4.00
2.40
1.35
12.30
9.25
10.00
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383
A.M.
Emerald Jct. Arr.
Cape Traverse Dep.
Dep.
Arr.
P.M.
9.15
8.40
8.00
7.00
P.M.
3.00
(.10
4.38
4157
6.00
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Charlottetown Arr.
Mt. Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Sourle Dop.
D00. 9.30
8.27
7.58
7 .36
Arr. 6.35
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cal-sem
7.10
as
Arr.
Elmira Dep. 5.25
4.20
5.09
5.30
6.05
Mt. Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
Montague 7.04
Georgetown Dep. 6.30
8.45
9.55
10.25
11.05
DSD. 8.20
7.26
Arr.
ass ‘
2.48
2.20
1.34;
Sat.
Daily Daily
only ex. Sat. ex. Sat.
3.10
4.2
& Sun. ' & Sim.
3.10 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.00
. 7 Vernon River 8.23
5 45
5.55 7.00 Arrr. Murray Harbor Dep. 6.80 7.00
Sat.
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9.45 ‘
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