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Contentment
is the di life and contentment in the possession of Dlsmo
knowlgésgfzllhtihe jewels are above clizicism, --
_ 0 ,  PQI! :Y into offer for sa‘e only such stones as will bear t
most criiicil;u_nsp_;ctlon ' -_ V
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hesnsinlyone of he most diagno-
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is 18 .and residence phone 20
ston's, Montague. _ _
d_ hons.
or Precio" ,"Q.°ni Jewelry 'can exist only wnen one has positive ,Mr ED D FEEHAN Guardian
dl
representative _in Hourls will gla
he receive subscriptions and advertis
...'SUBS(lRIBERS should renew
not miss an issue, as all papers
Reverend J. M. McLeod preseina
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` - ` - describing the awful effects of the po- Chlldren's Aid Society since I ,was that in spits 0| an efforts to asm,-_
» ` ,   tations, which commencing on Satur- appointed in January last. tam the reason, for the auth,-eak 0!
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on any others in the week, owing t

B- st work is done
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The most restful, 'comfort-
able, st.llsh and strong :hoe
~made is the |
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_Qieen Quality shoes are
g.ov_e liuing,ultra fashionable,
dainty in design and superla-
tively good as the world’s I
best shotm lkers can _ produce,
Are the hind that have flex-
ible arches, dou‘t n/eed bre ak-
ing in. - r
Prices range from $3 50
to ........... ~ . . .
..$5_00
Alley  Col
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STRA Y CO W
There has bien a stray cow on
my pn mises since August. Owre'
may have same by prcvlng pro
perty andpaying e»- penal s.
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Your Heating
and cooking apparatus will -'last
much longer if you use our coal.
We have now on hand all kinds
of fresh mined coal free from slate
md stone. _ ` .
.Sendusycnraddressandwe will
quote prices.
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Your. tru nds away won
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Came early and have a si
ting,at the
Bayer Pl\0l0 5l\"ll0 uf.‘;‘§i;’r...:af:..‘:.z?‘;2.r“; 335322.
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Phone |92] ` of-grain and potatoes. The loss
1
byterian '.Ghurch at St. Peters
d where lntoxicants are so easily
t' _.°1r1Na. Houses.-Capt. J.sce~.
| of St. Peters was the loser in a ti
which occurred there on Saturday
 ternoon, and in which his pig-hous
_ estimated at about two hundred d
lars. Ten feeding pigs, which were
to investors at
Actual Cost
Having built a ranch to ac
Island for fort eight thou
pany put through at once
. ` Food, Wages Taxes, etc.
for the sale of the srcck.
of November.
George J. Rogers.
A.  Alley,
Charlottetown.
` or
Rogers Fsrqullarson,
aid st once as Bxeentlors
save expense.
_ ' i Coinpmy- Limited ~
|Sllver lllack Foxes
_ Y ,
Silver Black Foxes, and have
secured options on three pairs
of the best strain on P. E
. I ` y' .. '
s a n d dollars- $16,600 per
pair. As the season is getting'
late, we must have this com-
1
and have decided to ¢i'fe’r
them to the investing Pub'ic
at actual cost. All we ask for
ranching is MD-t‘. of *.l‘f
valve of the Offspring when
sold in r9r4, which includes
There is no water in this
proposition-everyone on the
’ ground floor. We are not is-`
suing any Pruspecvus, _nor is
there any commission paid
Applications for shares at
Stomper share sbou‘d he in
the hands of the unfermen-
iioned not later than the rorh _
 
" ~ Bunbury, P. E. I.
teiyuns Mtn.  _

 All Poll"l‘ax\ not paid, better be
grdered for same. Pay at once and
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  ‘-0 region ofthe eyes, inabil-
_Tlle   Silver For
the south, which carried the flame
and sparks away from the dwellin
house and barns. The orchard ba
of the house was also injured to
considerable extent. The Captai
neighbors turned out in force, a
the burning structure, which thre
out un intense heat, sufficient to i
IIPUITIBT IEETIBC
-'rum monuruo num o
alan nn. be obtained at w A Jgill of cu"-D355 3 ll
discontinued promptly on expired Dr Conroy, the President. took th
Sunday last. I-le scored the win
to MondaY. Bild gave statistics t
- tho building at the time were rescue
n
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with difliculty. It was very fortnn t -
~ that the wind blew as it did_ from . In the month of June we dealt with
5_ live cases of truancy; supplied two
g_‘pairs of new shoes; dealt with one
¢k case of neglect and started one ne
.°IT PAYS to buy in this Province *ONE CENT per word each inser
tion for advertisinB n this column
°'l‘ GORDON NES ls Guardian Cash must accompany order Min
agent in ,Montague His office phone mum eherge twenty ilve cents
be amines in soul-is at H. J. me- Ulf! Hall °\1 Mwdav evenins an
was well attended, among those pie- IIICIILD R001 P1118
"\`=“¢ b°.l“5 R°"- 05°” 3l“1P°°“' D’  l
Mhhellan. and Dr. Fullerton, Rev
y 'Messrar Murphy, Taylor, Scot
gt Smith Di' Jenkins, -M L A Dr Ye
e agent was submitted:
a Charlottetown, P.I‘l.I.,
fine temperance sermon in the Pres- Nov. 10, 1913.
on Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen:
e- I beg leave to submit for your con
two cases of supplying children wit
o clothes; two pairs of new boots; on
.\\ .   Elégelegrgzgslvghe rgrgkigdg olacxilgggolic boy with books; one boy vaccinated,
i
The annual meeting of the Chll- _ ; __
~ ,,_vp[-1-E MQRNINQ Guardian .mn rlren’s Afd'Society was held in the Dr. Morgan’ ee
d  _
.Coated tongue-bitter _taste in the
mouth-nausea -_ dizziness - these _
'eombips to maloe life a burden. The
Uluse ls n disordered liver-the cure
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They
go straight to _the root of the trouble, `
put the wer right, cleanse the stom-
D och and bowels, clear the tongue and
tskeav/ay the bitter nate from the _
mouth At the first sign oi' bilinea-
‘nustake
SAVE LIFE AT SEA THE OBJECT
_ -“-"' .
in I . . . . .. . ’
mf-ter at the omee or uudertsker w. '1’rin¢1|>e1 Seaman. Principal Lanari- LONDON. ‘Nov 10.-The interns-
L. Dlngwell. His'pbone numberis 5. 25°- M9931- A- E- M°“'i5°n- M93- tional conference lor the greater sa-
._-- McDonald, L. D.-Watson, Leslie F.
5 Auld. `l‘lrs. -John Byrne, Mrs. Mc- D _
week or two before the time they Greedy. Miss Caven,1diss G. l'JcDlois.' h ¢ 1,; 1' 4 1 ' _ _,tg
have paid for has expired and thus MY- .9-mi MN- JOUR ADGGFSOD. Ml" c an 8 pp ug B V gory comm as of
are and Mrs. W. L. Cotton.
Th
curity of life and property at sea
o ened here this week and the mer
- the hoard of trade has been conduct-
inghn Investigation into the ques-
6 tion of better protection against fire
chair N10 minutes he-vin: been read. on shipboard. 'rue committee began
the following report of the Soclety’s its work Wm, agmmgion that the
present safeguards are inadequate
and inefficient, but the members feel
that it will he difilcult to suggest a
remedy. _
A short time a o the Liver ool
day afternoon are iusually extended In tho month of February we dealt gms on shipboard' very mth, pm.
o with fifteen cases of truancy;_1;nrse grass has been ,,,ade_ -
show how the percentage of crime cases of neglect on part of parent
n
at ghg was greater on these three days th 1;; During the past few weeks several
serious fires, quite apart from those
° on board the Volturno and Temple-
more have taken place and some hea-
ls and sharted tw° ‘ww pupils to 9ch°°l vy claims resulted. In these Bras on
for the mouth
ce cases of neglect; one boy supplied
would be very helpful in this district with clothes; nine pairs of new shoes
- and started live new pupils to school
b
-making o total for the month, of
thirty-two cases
e‘ Month of April we dealt with nine
~l
,.,,_ cases of truancy; uve cases of neglect;
_ supplied two new suits, one pair ol
f
ae’ boots and started one new pupil to
, school-making s. total of eighteen
es; cases for the month.
is In the month of May we dealt with
fourteen cases of truancy; supplied
1- .
om one new suit; two pairs oi boots and
d started one new pupil to school-
9 making a total of eighteen cases
w
a pupil to school-making a total of
5 nine cases for the month
kept a constant supply of water on with seventeen cases of truagcy, on _ _ ii ll,
d f th d ui 5 t case of neglect procured c cck for 1 3 I
the Bi e G e We ng expose W family in ne€d,’ and had two children l_ i  it
‘ ‘ 1 ffi~’r'“" I _
g. taken out of the inilrmary and place
n’ -
nd In the month of September we dealt
- e
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' B n les But for the “may in Protestant Orphanage at Mt. H
_Prvnlol limi Valu lo l|\"`.
numbers of enthusiastic letters that
Tablets, and that is that these tablet
trouble.
Eliza Armsworthy, Canso, N.S. z
mine I decided to give them n fair -trial
The proved satis actory in my case.”
can only come to an honest remedy
compounded accordin to su exception
The
Human
Eve _|
The Eye is one of the
' most delicate and corn-
; plicated of' the human
` organs, and yet, probably
throughfignorance of this
i fact, it is being constant-
f_-
lgill-used an overwork-
Eye-Strain
~ i Be wise and do not ig-
nore any of the slymp
toms ofEye»Strsin; end-
aches -or pains in the
IR
ityto read or sew for any
ltcigth of lime, blurred
_‘.
Allow as to Examine
your Eyes. We will give
you expert reliable advice.
This is our business.
0!!
at 7.3`o__ ‘
orders! the Provisional Dir-
 ___.n_¢..»¢- roars..   °»*°l_°°!fi°* 2°-=-as Zim;
- Swrferv l 99 Grafton St. S*l“°°°'°°‘ .
s59s~n-nllgi. , ~ - _________}
G. F. Hutcheson
certainly do cure any kind of stomach
Here is a typical letter from Miss
“It is with pleasure I write to inform
ou that your .Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia
ghblels have proved of great va ue to
U19- I “kd f°m¢d}' ffm' filmed? bil" 'Phe payments during the course of
without any lasting good. Having heard
of your tablets curing such cases as
Tile remarkable success of Na-Dru-Co
Dyspepsia Tablets is such s success as
On motion of the,Rev. Dr. Fuller
ton, it was ordered that the repo
ment and the City Council
C
receive Pnmng N“`Dn"c° Dyspepsia The finauciali report of the Secre-
S tar 'Ireosurer was then submitted
y.
showing a balance on hand at the
tions received during the year $9.50,
received from the Government of P.
E. Island $330. received from the
City Council $150. Total $682.45.
the year were-To Wilbert McDonald,
Agent, Detention Officer, etc., $124.80.
; to Leslie Auld, Agent, Detention Of-
ficer, atc., $362.80; to Mr. Whi = for
1 rent of detention home to ...st of
June $33.25; to Charlottetown Tele-
: pnone Co., $15.19; advertising and
,my gwd formula, from pn,-¢ mg,-C. printing $6.26. Balance on hand Oct.
dienfs, by expert chemists. If you are
troubled wit your stomach get ask
your-Druéggst about Ns- ru-Co
Dygfaepsia a lets, compounded bythe
Na onal Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, and sold throughout
the Dominion at 5oc. a box. in
41st. $140.15; total $682.45.
On motion of Rev. Canon Simpson,
the report was adopted.
Other matters having been discuss-
ed the officers of the society for the
ensuing year were then elected as fol-
lows:
Honorary President, Sir Louis Da-
vlcs.
President, Dr. Conroy.
and Rev. Canon Simpson.
. Honorary Solicitor, Mr. ll. McKin-
non.
ton. ‘
l Board of Management, the ofilcers,
ex-ofl!clo. Rev. Dr. McLellan, Rev. H,
Scott-Smith, Rev. J. Heaney, Rev.
W. T. Murphy, Rev. Frank Mcquairl,
Rev. J. A. Taylor, Rev. Z. L. Fash,
Rev. W. Marshall, -Mrs. Rogers,
(Gov't. House), Mrs. W. S. Stewart,
Mrs. John Byrne, Mrs. J. E, B, Mc-
- Créady, Mrs. W. L. Cotton, Miss Ca-
van, Mrs. Edwin Chandler, Mrs. Hug-
. I (Dr.l' Kelly, Dr. Ross, Mr. Alex Mc
Donald (l‘..E. Island Railway) Prin-
- cipal Seaman, Mr. John A. Lawson;
,ML R. H. Campbell, Superintendent
,l of Education. On motion of Mr. W.
L. Cotton, the thanks of the Society
were given to the Civic Authorities,
for the use of the Oity' Court room in
the past year.
The meeting then adjourned.
.
BIG PEACE CELEBRATION.
LONDON, Nov. 11-In view of the
100th Anniversary ol- Peace among
English speaking peoples two years
hence it is suggested that there also
should be in 1915, a celebration of
the completion of a Century of Peace
between England and France.
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r. th hi . e . ______r , -. *_»,,. it _ D _.
cnmodateanumber °f pairs °f` glsslstafrce this rendered. might have bert. and started five new Pupils to ` |  "w-ful. 1,* ]T“l"i' ll'
Blue Foxes, we find vre are been much more ,,,,v,,,»¢,_U_ scnool-making a total of twenty-uv ‘ _  {"_"  _ V
. now unable to get delivery of “af” f°1` the m°“tl‘- l V '_ *\!‘_i-' 74,, »,,; . ,',
` ~ them, which leaves us with =,g¢g_-1-  mtl; li; c¥;\s<;\;tl;t°!t;)`f;=!‘;;>;§ Vgivixilf- lit. ' ‘ ';‘.-il u».7\\'l`~i`
_qlle gf l_l_‘_e_§')est and besf v _ ‘  ' f two pairs of new boots and started -‘ '_ ‘ik _ _ "" ‘lt
F €q\1lI‘P€a'l9~\1¢lJf'5 lil Calmdl- ‘   one new pupil to school-making n l ~.....¢=,  _y»_~', ,` Hui
We have decided toform a total or thirteen cases for the.mo tn L ; " .'  ~‘ H
it 1. ,_ .,,._ _,_ ,
Cgmpgn for the breeding of  , --and making in all a total of on W, ~ _ , ' _ ,.' ', 1 , ‘
hundred and forty-one cases, i " » '  , ,
rt `
i 4
e
’1‘*1°f°i° 0111>' °°° °XP‘°=**i°== f°f *11= t;'§n»f°°ll.v‘ll..“°dei.'§‘ll “orc 05.1 ‘goilrlf
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end of last year of $142.95, subscrip-
'vlcerrcnlnennn Rev. nl-_ Fullerton
Secretary~'l‘reasurer, Mr. W.L. Cot-
gan, Mr. James Warburton, Mrs:
D933,-isay monk a strong supporter of the Temperance making a total of twenty-six cases at 0 ,mt he centres 0( dan 0,.
cause. An address directed against ,
=  the sellers, and distributors of these In the month of 'March we dealt
goods, which bring so much misery with fourteen cases of truancy; three
o
C B b S. t E
seem to have been the coal bunkers,
infiamable cargo and electrical in-
stallation. Cotton is particularly
liable to take tire, and last year
there were 31 outbreaks' on vessels
lnden with American cotton, over 24,~
000 bales being damaged by fire and
water.
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‘ For Vzforncru 
‘Who 'Work V
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___ Abloéegs _
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 is the best tonic. It prevents  \
1 henda:hes and bliiousness bv V;
pl stimulating the liver and .1
|, ‘l di;,c=u\.e organs to natural l'
action. xml :_
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Rosy Cheeks `
follow its daily use-because this
l pleeermiy bubbling' drink is mildly
_ laxauve in its acupn and clears the
‘ blood cl impurities.
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Agent‘W. K. Rogers, City. '
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reelmflnd Quebgg
Teutorlc Nov l5th
Linn.-ntlc “ Zlfh
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flu." h\
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° The largest >Cm~~ -
edlan liners ln com-
mission
liatel:
According to steam-
e’r and accommoda-
. on.
Flrrt Class lll*l.l§f`
One Clase Cabin till
_£0.00 and 56.0'
Seeon oxen sl. 5
_ Third Class, Bl. and 32.80
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'Agent W. K. Rogers, Oity.
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fro 
ham ¢l;f=_C<_>.is_i
_ We have very careful'y se'ecttd- the following
lines for our stock and yon’|l find everyone of them
up top numbers. They are all the very best we can
procure and in nearly every instance lower in price
than elsewhere.
Blan'k_e_t__s
You've read a lot about blankets lately
and most probably don’c want to read ‘_
any marc. just a moment--l~lere’s one
case.
The very best blankets suitable for
use in this climate that we can procure
in Manchester, England. All sizes _
$5-00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 pr.
Comforts
Now-we’re talking, Heavy Wadded
' Comforts, covered _with real go: d
printed Sateen. 6ox7z inch....... 
lliiest 'quality waddrd, covered line
eavy Creton :ie in good colors.
6.x7z......  
Best quality Sateen covered down filled
Comforts, bordered with matched 5 55
pla'n color borders. 60x72 _ . . _ . . 0
T . +
Last Call for the
h Sill( Sale
Saturday closes the sale of 36 inch
heavy Messaline dress silks at the
reduced price. Think of it a silk one
yard wide, go id value at $1.10 ani
selling at ..-... . .  89c ,
A clear saving of zrc per yard yard *
_L A
Underwear Sale
Makes A Cornmotion
Childrens’
size 1 -_ l9c each
“ 2 - 22C M
“ 3 - 246 “
“ 4 - 27C “
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A splendid line of seconds
from cnc ol the best mills in
Ontario. The damages are
so small you’]1 have a hard
time to pick them out, while
as loprices-\ve'11'1et them “ 6 - 536
“ 7  “
speak for themselves. _
Ladies”
Bar none, the very finest line of
l ine heavy warm un dervr ear with a well
' combed up lining to he seen in the
city. Undervests with buttoned front
in either white or natural l
Drawers in either style in Zgca
l .both white and natural..........garment
Boys _
' A special purchase of st large quantity allows us'
to sell this fleece lined underwear at the following
prices Both Shirts and Drawers are the -same price.
Size 22, 24, 26  each
28,30  ' “
32, 34  “
Mcn’s
Here’s the bargain ofthe year. Pcnman’s and
Eureka brand,bept heavy fleece lined underweargood
and warm and never br fore sold at less 
e suit
than 95c a suit. Our price........  C
Sionlev Bros
The otwove busv Store.
 
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