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Weak
Lungs
In spite of all the emul-
sions and pal_atable_ prepara-
tions of cod liver oil, there’s
nothing that really takes
the place of the clear, pure ‘.
oil itself. _For quickly
strengthening weak lungs, q
curing chronic_ coughs and
building new tissue, there's
nothing like it. ‘
Our Pure Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil
is the finest product procur-
able. It’s fresh, pure and
almost tasteless. 40c pint
J. C. Jamieson
Druggist
THE E&$ ERN
.°lT PAY8 to buy in this Province
*T GORDQN IVES ls Guardian
agent in Montague
‘Mr Thomas Costello, Bear River,
was a visitor to Souris retentli -
..THE MORNING Guardian can
be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pae-
uuet'l.
..*8T. ALBANS.-There will be ser-
vice held at St. Albans, Souris, on
Sunday next at 11 and T. Mr. A. G.
Crlbh will officiate.
..*HoLv 'rn|Ni1'v.-There wiu be
service in Holy Trinity Church,
Georgetown on Sunday next at ll and
7. Bible class at 3, ltev. l\lr. Jones
officiating.
..*THE FUNERAL OF the late Jos-
eph Bushey, ot’ Souris, took place from
his inte residence to the English
Church Cemetery on Sunday, Nov. 22,
A very large number was in atten-
dance.-*
.."Mr, Silvestor Beazley, ivho t'or
the past few months has been cm-
ployed on Souris breakwater, received
on Monday the sad news of the death
of lils sister and lett on Tuesday for
his home in llalitax.-"‘
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For Your Xmas Phdto
-Try the-
A. E. Ly0n~--studio
and don’t forget Baby.
Handsome mounts-Mod
erate prices.
107 Queen St.
Charlottetown
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We insist on your exurninil gg lhequnl..
ity of fuel that slides down your cliuto.
Plenty of dust slag and klinlters means
money thrown nwiiy. l
lf you want to '
Save Money on Coal
our yard will help you. Cleanhrigbt
coal at the right prius.
Phone 1 1 1
G. Lyons tl Bti
Coal Coal
As the cold weather is ap-
proaching you should see to it
that you have a good St0Cl< Of
coal laid in for the winter.
We have a supply‘fof excellent
nuality of coal now on hand. Suit'
able for Domestic and steam pur-
poses, and have cargoes arriving
almost daily by steamer and
schooners. _
The Schooner “Gladys B. Whid-
tlen" is now on way fiom New,
-Souris it business visit on Saturday.
..’*BUSY WORKERS.--'1`lie ladies of
the St. 1’eter’s Parish branch of the
Red Cross Society have been and are
still earnestly working in the interest
of this patriotic and charitable work.
lip to the present time the amount ot’
money collected for purcliasing mater-
ial amounts to $118, ln addition to
this sum the ladies have given gener-
ously of blankets, sheets. pillows, bed-
iiprciuls, linen, yarn and other iieces-
eiurics. 'l`he following sliipiuent luis
gone iurwnrtl: 12 xiiglitslilrts, ZX pil-
low tascs 20 is '
:  ' ytirt. ol uiitiseptit:
gauze, 5 lftiiiltctl cliolera belts, 60 pairs
oi` wristltets, 1l grey llaiiiiel working
sliirts, 24 pairs ot' hand knitted socks,
4 liulacltlava cups, 9 pyjunia suits, 12
suits ol' all-wool iinderweur, 100 hand-
kcrclileis. Another uhipnient will be
made in it few days. llosides the Red
t‘i-oss work tlit-.sc ludlcs have nuide a
I-iplvudid coils-ctioii oi' valuable mater-
ial in :iid ol' thu llvlgiun llclicf l"\ind.
A short time ago u shipment ot' three
cases ot' clotliiug and bed stuffs, val-
ued ut $388, was sent torwartl.
..'--PERSONAL MENT|oN-Mr. J.
McKinnon, oi' llollo liuy, was in Souris
Saturday on a binziuess trip. Mr.
Frank McDonald was in Souris. Satur-
day in the interest of his lirm. Mr.
A. I). Mclsaac, llerinaiiville, paid
liir. F. J. McPhee, East Point, was
among those visiting Souris ou Satur-
day. Mr. Daniel Mclsaac, Bear River,
visited~‘%ouri' S t l. '. M ,
. s on uurtny r. (‘.
I). lvlcl(liinou, Souris, drove to Bear
ltiver on Saturday, whero he purchas-
oil u ntiuibei' ol' hood ot' cattle. Mrs.
lit-nglc, stilesludy in J. .l. liuges' new'
store at lilniirn, was in Souris on
'l`liursdi‘.y und rctiirnetl on the evening
train. Mr. Alfred Paquet returned to
his home in Souris by the express Sat-
urtl'n_v tsvoiiing. Miss Nellie McDonald,
Ivuclier ul Grecnvule, was u visitor to
Souris on Saturday. Miss Josephine
(lrudy. tcziclier at (llcncorrodale. was
in Souris Saturday and returned to
llnltic on the evening train. Mr.
Tlionius Castello, Bear ltiver, came to
Souris on Monday evening und on Sat-
urday morning left for Suunyhrae,
.\'. S.. where he will spend the winter.
Mr. Michael and Ai'tle Cheverie, of
Souris. were passengers on the Lady
Sybil, Saturday morning. to Picton, eu
route to Sunnybrae, N.  whore they
have secured employment with a large
lumbering, lirm.
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York with a cargo of Anthracite
Coal. If you require any k_md}Yl
send us your order and satiSfi1Cl
ory delivery will be_mad€ ff0m
vessel while discharging at 10"' est
possible prices.
Buntain Bell & Co
wht ] &R_t `l C0zilQealcrs , ntimi contingent.-°
Aggnisalggrnincioiil C0511 (/0-Ltd   “"`__"W`°"
Xmas Mounts
I Our sty ilsh Christmas
mounts will add beauty
to your finished photo-
graph. Drop in and see
them, they are sure to
please you.
Phone  _ D 0 Box  H NO MORE TEA FROM ENGLAND
5, L __ .. "- - "° LONDON. Nov. 24.- The British
 "-” ' government on Friday issued an order
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prohibiting thc exportation of tea to
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allied countries and Spain or l’ortu-,
gal.
iully pleasing present lor both sexes.
old or oun --it gives eriectly
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 satisfactory muits-mnhem. Price
$1.50 up. The Two Macs. U9 GWB* '
George Street. _ MU-
Strengthens __ _  _  _i_il__l_l__i_li°DlAli |
'ONE CENT per word each in-
sertion tor advertising in this col-
umn Cash must accompany order
MT STEWART- Mr and Mrs Geo
rge Plgott, returned to Savage Har
bor two weeks ago for Moosejaw,
Sask. They intend to spend the win-
ter on the Island- The last of the
Army oats was shipped from ivit,
Stewart on Monday the 23rd. The
total shipment was 900 bushels.-Mr.
Arthur Jay and others ot the P. E. I.
Ry.. transported a. number oi' new
,sidings etc., to different points of the
Souris line. One was set at St And-
drew’s,-Mr. Wendell Glover has his
smelt nets set immediately above the
Mt. Stewart Bridge and is getting ad-
vantage of the splendid price paid
for smelts at present, while Mr. David
Jay has taken up “the old stand" at
the Railway Bridge.-L.
..*INSTlTUTE MEETING.-The an-,
nunl meeting ot' the Souris branch ol"
the Farmers' Institute was held in Rt.
l\1ur,\"s l-lall on Saturday, Nov. 21st.
'l`n<- i...-etiiig was called to order at
7.30 p. in. ln the absence ot’ the Pres-
Mclsaac, occupied the chair. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and on the motion oi Mr. Peter Mc-
lsaac, seconded by Mr. Donald Mc-
Aulay, were adopted. The question of
running the institute for the next
year was discussed and.- in view of the
good work done by this branch in the
past. it was unanimously decided to
continue holding meetings for the next
year. The following oliicers were then
appointed: Pres., Peter Mclsaac
Souris Line Road; Vice-Pres., Daniel
Mclsaac, Souris; Secty-Treas., Donald
McAulay, Chepstow; auditor, E. Fee-
han. It was thought advisable to pay
the secretary a small salary lint Mr.
McAulay offered his services free of
charge. The secretary then gave his
report for this pust year. Ile stated
that there was an enrollment of sixty
inenibt-.rs fit'ty-:tix of whom had paid
thc required membership l`ee. Several
uuiiuals had been purclinsed during the
year und placed at tliilerent places in
the district. There remains on hand
u biilunce of $29, from which ii few
small amounts have still to he paid.
Ho also stated that he had not yet i~e»
ceived tht- annual grant of $16 from
thi: government and said. that he would
apply for it at once. Two special us-
sessnieuts were levied during the past
your oi' which $8 still remained unpaid.
lt was explained that the branch re-
ceives n yearly grant of $15 from the
govci-nmciit. und by making n special
assessiiiciit, an additional grunt of $30
could bc obtained. Some thought that
it would be un indiicemeut il’ the fees
were lowered, but after a discussion
it was decided not to make it change
as money was urgently needed for the
purchase oi' pure-bred stock. An'el’-
i`ort was also made to dispense with
collectors and have the money paid at
the meetings only; this matter wus
lel`t over imtil next night ot' meeting.
lt wus docitled to hold u special ninet-
lng on Saturday, Nov. 28th, for the
purpose of appointing directors, paying
dues and trausacting other business
oi’ great importance. Mr. Peter Lyons
pointed. out the necessity oi' purclias-
ing more pure-bred animals. _ Ile said
that a large number ot' tho members `
were very anxious that good stock be
purcliascd. This is one ot' the chief;
objects of the institute. lie said that
the institute needed two or three pure~ I
bred Yorkshire pigs and he thought]
that these should be purchased it pos- ,
sible before the end of next nionth.I
After considerable discussion it was,
decided to have the secretary corres- t
pond for information on prices. etc.{
and to report at the next meeting. It
uieotliig then adjourned to meet at 7 i
EASTERN PERSONALS !‘
..’“.\lr. i~`. llourgeari-i, ltollo l'in_v. left I
urdny evening.-*
..’°Mr. Hugh Mchoiisltl. Souris West,
“eturued recently from a business trip
to Charlottetown.-*
..*Misses Marguerite McPhee and`
Mary C. McDonald paid ti visit. tn
Souris recently.-*
 r oun y. nt pen ary agis-
tiutv A. F. McQuaid, returned last
week from the court. at Georgetown.
Mr. Bruce was a passenger to Elmira
oi: Ifgiduy evening.
..*Mr. A. W. Bruce, prosecutor for
(i `.(‘ t a iSl.i di M
by hai' little son. Alex. who will under-
'iul is tht- mother oi Ulmrlos Mournnl
me of thc brnvc Souris boys now ut
Suliubui-y l'laiu with the First (‘iin~
FOR CONTINENTAL PORTS.
ontlnentnl orts, exco those of tho
"An enslgn cnmern makes a delight-
“iw erocxz “Pi-toEN|X." “QUEEN
iilcin, tue `\`ir.--president, Mr. Dazzle ‘
Heav Winter A
Uvercoat or .00
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Read This Ad Carefully---It Will Pay You
Our opening announcement of the _greatest Overcoat values eveii
offered to the men of this Province has created great excitement in retai
circles in this city---and not without reason. _
Merchants who had their stock bought at regular prices have
absolutely nochance to sell their Overcoats as long as our stock lasts. d __
So positive are we that the values we offer cannot be duplicate in
this city that we will give any coat in the store for a one dollar bill ($1.00)
to the man who can obtain equal style and value for the same amount of
money elsewhere.
Every Coat of this Seasoifs Manufacture `
‘ This is not asale of old, out of date coats that have been carried over
for five-or six years, but every' garment we offer has been made this season
from the newest fabrics and in the latest models. Here you will find the
famous Harris tweeds, the dressy Beaver and Melton, and the warm
Chinchilla cloths in the largest variety of patterns ever shown hereabouts.
P We Invite Comparison A
and we advise every man who wants an Overcoat this winter to see what
we have to offer before buying one. ‘P
We know it will be hard for you to get away from some of the sales-
men you meet in the big stores, but no matter what inducements they offer
you be sure and see what we have for you before you make a decision.
Saved $8.50 on Two Overcoats
A tomer who purchased two Overcoats from us on Saturday told
us after hceuiiaid for them that he had saved eight dollars and fifty cents by
buying them here- __ _  ~  
Now the question is---was that amount worth saving . _
This sale will last for 30 days. Come early and secure first choice.
G.c. AcoRN   P-C'BR0WN
was moved by Peter Mcisauc and sec-      
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ended by Peter Lyons, that ti vote oft "
thanks he tendered tho retiring ullic-, *
ers for their zeal and earnest work in , _ ____
the interest oi' the institute. The mo- _ , A ' ' -` 1
Ti, m. Saturday, Nov. 28th. , ' '§l,,p',. _‘ I
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..“"Mr. Michael (‘.. Mci’hee. Rock ._\ _I __§\__ _
Barra, was a visitor to Souris on Sat- \ 'it' ""
Nothing could be more 2iJD1’0i>1`iat€ as 3
gift to a man than a pair of l)oug07a Kid 91'
Felt Slippers-their_ ease and i'e{stf;ill1ness yall
be aipreciated by him every day H1 e V133 -
Our range of mei_i‘S SliDP€‘fS_ iS Wide, every
style _and shape desired is htfie-make your
selection while the line is comp etc.
Alley _& Co. ‘§2¥ii'?
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fislly selected lme of well {_na)df2
loves-their soltneS9, gm l '
Ry and streuilfh make t em a
gift that will be highli’ 3DPfe° _
ciao-.d by any man 0’ W°“"‘“'
. ant are
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A man does not have to die to win if he carries
Investment Insurance in
The North American Life Assurance Co.
Large Cash Returns
° ° ’ f 1914 this Company can
shovsilzggfi t;§tttl)§i%i3r?fs1§ooPolicyholders _on P. E. I.
amounting to $25.653,00. The death claims for the
present year amount to only $5.930- In mes? ‘lags
of financial uncertainty what can compare with t <3
security and proiitableness of endowment insurance.
Rates and information gladly furnished.
J. K. ROSS,
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a 'd|‘.)` 'Ibis year we liavcthe largest stock ol __
' 'Parisian lvoty and I‘Ib0nY X005 W_l"d‘_W‘-` L»
‘ have ever had. Both of these lines arc being Ulf D`21Y€d
` in our show windows at the _present }iinc._ \V§l1@i/19 fl
large ramie of styles' and sizes in I\t.jnl Files, LuliC €‘=.
Tooth Brushes and other 'l`oilct ArticleS. INFO il ‘3f.¥I€
showing of toilet sets. . _ 1.
,‘ We will be pleased io_5how you these two nit 0 mes.
1 W. W. Wellner
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blades (24 keen Qdges) in velvet lined leathers céase. Sqlrx
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