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A Insurance
For these wet days, w th the
muddy strtets, rrwingw nud
sidewallfs, you need ...mi rub-
bers ifyou .rant to 3-ren.-nt a
bad cold I
Our rubbers hax e that qual-
ity touch ‘that you ad ni e'.
Well made,|,0 d 5ttiug,slrong
and neat-- they’re GOJD. `
Women’s sfz :s 70: and  814:
Men’s siz:¢.......... .  $I.00
Alley £5 _ Co.
13 5 Queen Strect.
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Your H eatmg I
and cooking apparatus .will last
much longer f yr-u use our coal.
We li ive now on hand all kinds
of fre.~h mined coal free from sla‘e
md stone.
Send us your address and we will*
quote prices.
- Phone 111
ll. tyons& Gu.
Farm For A
f Sale `
I oiier at private sale my
farm of loo acres sphndidly
situated and in line condition,
also crop, st ck, mac` inery etc.
either t»gether or se; arately
S ook includes one splendid
import d S.otch Clydesdale
filly, age four,blsck regietert d
and with foal. Also 45 acres
hardwo ,d land and 5 acres
marsh. _
P. A. FARQUHARSON
Mt. Stewart.
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f , ' I 7l_' _ ._ _  Intermediates (I6 to I9) 4.00
` ` I ' Sustaining, l0.G0 and up-
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‘rom ` ' _ - - ' _ - .,.»nri. 
  ' phone number is 5, W. L. Dingwell.
_ Why go to bed with tlettar ot ' ___ I I
waking ontime. Lat the clock
the responsibility. ' ‘
_ W- I W, `I_7V'e'll'ner
Jearelter '- '
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62 Days  Xmas
_ -Now is the time to get the
Xmas photo at the I `
Cook Studio
_ Xuts Nt-ixr
This i~| a good time to have
your nhoto taken at our Studio
for Xmas.
Bayer Photographer
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_Join The
Y. M. C. A.
‘To Day
- Tickets
I Men, per year $5.00 _
Students, (City) 3.00
Students. (n o n e resident)
2.00.
Iloye (ages I3 to I5) 2.00 I
on by the Local Association.
You wantto he'in on it
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aoons  paras “
IIOTEL OXFORD
Uopaley Square, Beaton, . Mass.
- Near "ublio library.. Trial y
Church, Chr is ian slciepca Church.
, New Upershouae, an ~uv tomln- `
3 ursslto the sbunprnz and business
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I will sul e rs naaslho Oxlor '~
e tr o a ' '
Rand M. R. rt. station. all I: B.
lines and every part. of the city
and enbur s.
~ingle rooms li and un wi'h bath
8100. .
neubl- rooms at and up, with
bath $5.50
CIIAILES A. Wll.\'\N, Manager.
am-10-sat' s‘ldEr00i
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_-in-augur-1
' The '
_ Human
|_ ve _l r
The Eye is one ofthe
most delicate and com-
plicated of the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this _
fact, it is being constant-
lyé ill-used and overwork-
e O
Eye-Strain
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aches or pains in tlllf r
region of the eyes, inabil-
ity to read or sewfor any
lenigth of time, bltlrrttl
vlaou.  _
` 'Align as ‘po Z_t_I:_:rnir-e
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§-m.{.f¢°'°iai»i»1¢.a5i¢t _
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6. F. Hutcheson
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*K THE. El5TEBli___.6ilARDllN "~
dinn reprdintattvhé ii; Bo't`i`rla.‘
...*‘l'I-IE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W.A.. John-
`ston's, Montague. ‘
...°'l‘. GORDON IVEB is Guardian
agent in Montague. Hia odlce phone
is 18 and residence phone 20. '
....*B'UBBCRI]3ERS should renew a

Week or'.two betore the time 'they-
bave paid tor has expired and thus
npt_m.tee an issue, as all -papers \are
discontinued promptly on expired
date. _
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...°'1‘I-IE BRANT put out oi George
town harbour Tuesday morning. She
.is bound for the western part oi the
Island, where she will commence her
tigs work of taking up the buoys.
...'GRAIN OUT.-A large amount
of Brain which was not taken in be-
f0l'° '1&Hl= Week has been rendered
practically worthless by the torrent;
which descended during the page weep
Am1°\lZh the eastern Dart seems to
be more favoured in this respect than
the rest ot the Island, there are
ominous iorebodings ol a scarcity oi
grain during the coming winter.-G.
‘...°SHIE‘PING.- Several vessels
which were lying in the harbour took
advantage ot the iiue weather and
.cleared Saturday. The weather has
been so uncertain during the last
week, that shipping nas been pi-acqc-
ally at sr standstill. The Enterprise
came in Saturday evening but did
not go up to Montague until Sunday
"1"""i“Z ns she Captain was expect-
gig to tow a steamer up the river.-
...HNTERESTING MEETING.-A
particularly good and interesting
meeting waaheld by the St. Peters’
Institute nt which an address was
delivered by R. Robertson, oi _the
Provincial Departmtntt ot Agriculture
in which he pointed out the desirabil-
ity of rearranging the farming muh.
ods in such a manner as to tend to-
wards increased fertility and larger
crops, instead oi, what is at present,
all too common a practice, robbing
the farm ot its fertility by selling
the farm crops in their raw state,
such as oats and potatoes, and point-
ing nut the desirability of keeping
more live stock with this object in
view. This was heartily endorsed by
Father McAulay in particular, Mr.
Charles Waye, Mr. M. McEwen, Mr.
Sutherland and others, after which
it was unanimously decided that
steps would be taken to secure a
dairy bull for the institute, and n
vote being taken quite a large ma-
l0l'f_¢Y were in favor of an Ayrshire,
and the necessary funds subscribed
on the spot. The selection and pur-
chase being left to the directors, who
will at once proceed to do so. From
the entzhtlsiasm shown and the fair
minded expression oi opinion, all
through, is n useful and successful lu-
turc lor the institute is predicted.
_ 2216.
"lt Stands the Test
of Time
Jil||NSON’S
ANODYNE
'LININENT
IN USI 108 Yllll
forthe relief of aches,
pains,swellings,bums,
cuts, rheumatism,
boweltroubles. Forin-
temaland extemaluse.
- lla andltk everyulran t
I. SJOIIIISOII GOO-glee.
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Fagan'
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.initio  Mlm ,Q-1”* -..arr,ri;r___pi_t»g”;i»_3_'_iar_s§s'rr__a ii
 =l»r.l-.nets  .stun an mln _ Wet”   _
Oooh must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge twenty-tive cents.
...°0NLY A llIB'l‘AKE.- A rather
_peculiar mistake was made by _ a
stranger in one oi the Georgetown
Churches lately. The. church was
rather dimly lighted and the gentle-
man remarked that the decorations
of the seats were very pretty and
that the idea was rather unique. The
statement was rather mystiiylng un-
til it was explained by his own ax-
clamation oi surprise, which niter
service was. concluded he saw the de-
corations moving out oi the churcb--
on‘the ladies’ heads.--G
...°CARDIGAN.-The first regular
meeting of the. New Court Canadian
Order ot Foresters recently organized
by Mr. B. F. Tarbusb at Cardigan,
will be on the tourth Thursday in the
month, beginning on Thursday, 23rd
lust, .with the following oflicers in-
stalled on ` 9th ‘ inst:-Junior Past
Chia! Ranger-W. F. Mellisb; Chief
Ranger-'I'hos. V. Grant, M. D.; V, G,
Ranger-Chas H. Harris; Financial
Secretary-_George Sutherland; Re-
cording Secty-A. D. Dockerty; Trans-
\|ror~Geo. Sutherland; Chaplain-Jan
Shaw; Conductor-H. Vickcrson; Ben-
ior Woodward-'P. McMillan; Junior
Woodward-George D. Mcllermidg
Senior Bcadlo-I-lnrold E. Martin;
Court Physician-'I'h_os. V. Grant, M.
D. -
EASTERN PERSONALS
...‘Mr. Stephen Hessian spent
Thanksgiving in Georgetown visiting
his father. Mr. Hession is studying
ltJ.\‘.1 at present in Charlottetown.-G,
...'MlSs Jean Aitken, librarian 0!
the Public Library of Charlottetown,
has been Visiting her home in George-
town during the holiday.-G,
...’Among the passengers to George-
town on Monday evening was Judge
Blanchard, who came to attend tha
session of the County Court on Tues-
tluy.-G.
day morning and returned to Char-
lottetown on 'l‘uesday.G
_ ...’Mrs. Catherine Westaway, went
to Montague Saturday for the pur-
pose oi spending Thanksgiving with
her sister Mrs. Nathaniel Maeharen.
-G
...'Mrs. Matilda Gordon of George-
town left on Tuesday for Kensington
Mrs. Gordon intends ‘spending some
time in the west where she is visiting
her brother, Mr. John McGougan.-G
...°`Arnong the students who have
come to spend Thanksgiving at home
are Miss Lottie Fitzgerald and Mr.
Guy, MncPhee, who are attending
Prince oi Wales, and Mies Inn Gord-
on. who is attending the U. C. G.-G
, ...'Mrs. ‘Jno. Smith who spent some
weeks visiting her daughter in New
York, rbturned to' Georgetown Sut-
urday. She was accompanied by ber
daughter Agnes who also resides in
New York, and who intends spending
a law days in Georgetwon before re-
turning.-G
...‘I-Ile friends regret to learn that
Mr. Paul McPhee, of Launching is in
n very critical condition and is not
expected to recoverj Mr. McPhee is
nne of the Island pioneers, and has
hitherto shown himself a worthy rev-
resontativa of the rugged and hardy
stock to which he belonged.-»G.
._
INDIANA CLUB WOMEN
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 21-
The Indiana Federation of Women's
Clubs opened its seventh annual con-
vention here today with council meet-
ings of the directors and the heads of
the district; orvanizations. The tor-
mal opening takes place tonight and
the regular sessions Ol the convention
will begin tomorrow morning. Form-
er Vice President Charles W. Fair-»
banks will address the delegates
Thursday mornin" cn Forestry and
Waterways.” Another notable sneaker
wil_I be Mrs. Percy V. Pollllybllf-"¢°?\” Of
Texas. president n' th" General Fed-
,,,-amn" nf w0m_°.n's Clubs, who will
be heard Thursdnv evcn'n~ on "Thul-
~¢-_rs that Threaten the Amerlwll
Home."
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Best Quality oi llartl
tor Base llurner &
Furnace
Acadia Round '
_ Albion Nut
~ Albion Runamine
Reserve Runamine _-
»` Inverness Round
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Gen. E. Full’s
l“'  _jy con wrnrr
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Be-wise-and do notig- _
nore any of the symp- Soft Coals .
tom! Of ffy¢~Stf8IIl;_ Il8_Id°' Acadia Nut g
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A quiet munity
it always imparted by simple
lines-and substantial elepenre.
Some new models of th s type
are illustrated here and many
P°°t»\° r>f¢f¢f :Y ~
_'these Monuments
_to the artistlcailcy carved de-
signs ornament _ with taste-
ful ’ decorations. Whatever'
your preference we are' ready
to supply the style you desire.
Consult us
CHANDLER & BELL
|60 Kent St.
1404-9 |0Mwfm3(|
~, oPIIOnN0.5SOIfI TOY.-.»~»»»-e scene » ~¢¢~»»-ease-» » evo - l2|0f0»00
Han lin installs “
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“PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND" ENDS ' .
A COLD OR GRIPPE IN _  S
A FEW HOURS l -
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Your cold will break and all gripps
misery end alter taking a dose ot     S
“Pape's¢Cold Compound" every ,two . _
hours until three doses are taken. __ `
tif "'°§"”ii~’ °"°“° °‘°“°ii1“”t“°°` A very special line'of1ad-
r s an a_ passages in s cad, ' ‘
stops nasty discharge r as u - ' ' ' “
ning, relieves sick headtgchelltliullnlissld les English Parafnatta wal'
feverishness, lsoro throat, snoerln ,l ~ _
'soreness and stillness. g C I'pfOOf COa.l S. Made WII I]
Don't stay stulied-upl Quit blowing _ -
and snudlingl Ease your throbbing ffgulaf Sleeves, Stfap CLIE;
bead-nothing else in the world gives . . . . »
such prompt relief a- -‘vi-we can military collar, six button
-Compound," which costs only 25
cents at any drug store. It actsi f]_‘()nt and  pOCl{\-td, -, _ __
without assistance, tastes nice, and
§$_\;\€_st__r;g_ inconvenience. Accept no $4_  $  95
---- Very heavy double tex- _
THE (;0gy3'|',;|| |=|g||_y ture putamatla. _ raincoat", _
nf.. numpny wha. 1..t..¢ ami, shirt sleeves, strap cu1‘f,mil-
The Ooryston Family, has just been
;;i;":.:‘i..t;‘1;‘: :.‘;;';r::li”:;:.‘;‘:;":z "ary °°‘1af» 5 b“ff°‘1 fmt
h d tr th t $1.35 t. M .
Waard lil: mid; :accesses tlhe her crdd- and patCh POC kels 
it includin Lad Rose's Dau hte
i th d ti t I h
h,rist:craIilI?;nt(l: Eatdllgsl eelltjrlartxlttliieffsxl tol C h I I d re U S school u In b re
Coryrston’s position, money,.and char- llflfa, heavy Covering, sifting
ucter, made her a power in the land,
iilil' l.Tl‘§1v`Z.‘i'»'§i.'L‘.§i`il€lfi‘ii.°.§“““i hf10dl€‘S 506 each
been called, happily, the English Lidleb q etldl taffctahne
Iron Woman." ‘ P
__ frame and excellent hand.
...'Mr_ James Callaghan oi Char-qured  1 , 1
lottetown came to Georgetown.»Mou-   CS ffgu al' p1‘]_i_@ $2.25
_ -_ Our spe-c1al price $I.98
Now we have purchased
1500 yds oi 51-4 inch silk
taiieta hair ribb n in every
shade under the sun. It is
'enthusiastic about medical trcntmaut »‘
by the language they use. Alter ex-
perimenting with all sorts oi oint- -'
ments in a vain adort to obtain re-
jliet and cure, the writer ot this let.-
'ter was astonished at the quick und
-satisfactory results obtained by the
use ot Dr. Chase's Ointment.
"It worked like magic." she writes.
Indeed, it is surprising the healing - a regular 2 2 C rlbb on and
that is oiten etlected in a single night '
by this great ointment._ gba sting- Inu better  the U51 al
in and itching are rel eve ar. once, ' _ ~
_",151 gui-9 is only a matteroi time I5( , bllt Il I I]]3.l{€ Pl SPCJIEII
and patient treatment. - -
_ Mrs. clemsazs, is strange attest, sale me have marked 11;
._'l‘oronto, Ont., writes: "I_huve nut- .
tered from eczema tor years, and af-  a yard
:ter using all 'kinds of ointment, at
last tried Dr Ohase’s Ointrrent It
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One Of The
I Black Beauties Weight In Gold
Six Pairs Pedtgreed Foxes
THE STOCK in the MURRAY RIVER SILVER BLACK FOX C0., has told so rapidly
that the directors have added another pair from the famous ranch of The Charles Dalton Silver
Black Fox Co Ltd. l '
The SIX PAIRS of foxes now in their ran;h at Mt rray Rivf-r are as iolfowsz
Two pairs trout the ranch 4 f The Cuarles Dal on Silver Black Fox Co Lid.
Three rairs from the ranch of the Tuplin Corporation, Ltd.
One pai: from the Victoria Farm Silver Bla k Fox Co. Ltd.
- The above foxes are the' _best that money can buy and are all eligible for registration in
‘ Class A. _ ` _
The foxes are put in at $r_8,ooo.oo (eighteen thousand dollars) a pair, making a total cap-
italization for the six pairs $ro8,ooo,oo. ‘
--and IQ p. c. Deposit Paid  
` Uptif-n No.3sold form.. ........  .. ..........   1z,ooo.oo
Option No.4-sold for... ................................  »  I2.000°0
Option No. rsol-l ior..................  . . . .
........ .  ..fr2,5oo.oo h
Option No.asold for-....... . ...... ..  ........   r:r,5oo.oo II ,,
O`ptionNo6soldfor....'...... .....   ro,ooooi ~
Total for six pairs ‘ $734-0~>-00
I _ The six pairs should produce at least 18 pups or 9 pairs during the breeding se
_| son ot 19:4. `
I should s~.e about it TODAY. Prospectus, application blanks, etc. can be had (rom the
__ Canada Fox Exchange & Investment Co., ltd.
Phone Charlottetown Stamper
|89 P. E. Ialand Black
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Asthere in or ly a small and limited numler of shares to otfer for sale intending invist rs \ 
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Coryston Family is one oi her I best U b  'Pill
There ia iirst a love story with a.  _ m re  
charming heroine then 3 presentation = 
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sltneqea mr Years-'rites an Kinds . ’ . . il
oi reat ent-S i d t R. to ;"=§
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You can soon tell when people are _:_j 
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'worked like magic and proved a God-  - . `__.., iii;
send to me. I would advise anyone v ' f :l_;
suffering from eczema to try one box _ _  Q yt
and be convinced.” 60 cents a box, ° _ 
nl if--lm . <>» H=<1-=»====°»=- 1~»¢°° *  The ntwnvs husv Store. ~
Co., Limited, Toronto. ‘ __ -_ _ ` c 
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