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or Precious Gem Jewelry can exist only waen one has positive
knowledge that the jewels are above criticism,
OUR POLICY is to offer for sa‘e only such stones as will near the
most critical inspection
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pers, comes well up the cali,
Sizes rr to 2  ...$2.95
Anothf r style in velour
calf, dull tops, laced, extra
high. very smart and strong.
Sizes r_r to 2. ...... _.$2.75
Tan calf, laced si:yle,smart,
dressy and strong, Sizes rr
to 2  ......S2.65
Same styles as above in
children’s sizes 8 to 10%.
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“ln the new a't department
you will see all kinds of attractive.
designs in stamped linens-
cushions .centre-rs. dollles. Gray
cloths, pin cushions. laundry
bags. tea cosles embroidered
waist lengths, embroidered de-
signs In ladies whliewear-all
kinds of threads etc. The whole
department ls under the charge
of a thoroughly competent sales-
woman. who will be pleased to
show all the llnesln stock. Moore
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Send us your address and we will
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‘ MAKE APPOINTMENT
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plrasure of ihe friends and kins-
Eulk away from home.
TO-DAY AT Tl-.IE
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“The perfect stocking for boys
and girls is the famous English
I 4 r.bbed, “DIAMOND KNEE"
This is made by a house that has
been manu acturing the best hose
ln England for more than one
hundred years and is sold only in
this store. Prices 500 _to 75c
according to size Moore o.
McLeod 2807.1 l,22m3l
"One great advantage of the
famous PEN MAN HOSE consists
in the fact that every pair is seam~
less.Tney fir. perfectly. they wear'
well Try a pair or Penman hose
for your next purchrse. Here in
black or tan casnmere ar. 350.506
750. Moore & l\lci..eod
2807 I l,22M3i.
MURTGAGE SALE
To be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION
on Tuesday the Twenty-third day of
December A. D. 1913 at the hour of
Twelve o’c1ock noon in the irunt oi'
the Law Courts Building in Charlot-
tetown under and hy virtue or ir
Power of Sale contained in an Iri-
donture of Mortgage hearing date tr.o
Twenty-ilrst day of Novcmiber A. D.
1892 and mnde between James Mc;
Lean of Nnufrage in Lot or Town-
ship number Forty-three in Klng’s
County, Farmer, and Mary Ann Mc-
Lean his wiic of thc onc part nnd
Eliza M. Macdonell oi Charlottetown
uforesaid Widow ol the other pnrt.
und which said Mortgage ir-i now
vnstcd by assignment in thc Under-
signed.
ALI. THAT i:i‘uct piece ifr' p:il'ccl of
lnud iiituuto lying :ind bring on
Lot or Township number Forty-
thrce in King's County in Prince Fid-
ward Islnurrl bounded and described 'uri
follows, that is to airy: Commeric-
liig ntapolnt on the shore of thc
Gull' oi Saint Lawrence at the .North-
west angle of a tract. of land in tho
possession of James McDonald,
runnin thencc south alon tin
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mild Jnmcs McDonuld¥s went-
crn boundary line for the dis-
tance of a mrile and rr quarter
to the rear lino of the Shore farms
thence westwardly along said rear
line ten chains or to the Eastern
boundary ofatract of land in the
possession of the Widow John Mc-
Cormack thence Northwardly along
the said Eastern boundary line to
the said Shore nnd thence Eastward-
ly along the said Shore to thc
place of commencement containing
ono hundred acres of lnnd a little
more or less.
ALSO ALL THAT other tract piece
or parcel of land situate lying and
being on said Lot or Township num-
ber Forty-three in King‘s Coulli-Y
aforesaid: Bounded on the East by
land in the possession of James Mc-
Donald on the South by land in
possession oi Peter McCormack
and Patrick McCormack and on
the North hy the above
described tract of land and
containing Forty acres of land n
little more or less.
FOR further particulars apply to
the Office of Mathieaon, Macdonald
62: Stewart, Charlottetown.
Dated 20th day of November A. D.
1913
CHARLES J MCLEAN
at l 28. Moore & Mc sod
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...°I'I‘ PAYS to buy in this Province
..."l‘. GORDON IVES ll Guardian
agent in Montague. His office phone-
ll 18 and residence phone 20. _
..,°TI!lll MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W.A. J ohn-
aton's, Montague.
...°LADIlilS best tailored suits are
mode at W. B. Leal'd’s, Sourls. Fin-
est selection of clothes. Don't fail to
see them. 2824.
...°Mr. ED. D. Flllllli-IAN Guardian
representative in eourla will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
mutter at the oiilce of undertaken' W.
L. Dlrigwell. Hia phone number is 5.
...°SUBSCRlBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
date.
...'CAR.DIGAN--Presbyterian Church
Cardigan. The Rev. A.J.W. Back of
Georgetown will preach on Sunday,
November 23rd, at 11 a. m. "The
Shepherd of Souls" and 7 p. m
...’0NE CENT per word each iiiler-
iion for advertising n this column.
.lash must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge twenty-tive cents.
...°MR. W. L. DINGWELL, funeral
director and embalmer, Sour-is, after
suffering severe loss by fire, is busy
rsiittlng his place, and will be ready
for business in the course .of a few
days. 2815-11-22M2i.
From yesterday's Evening Guardian.
...'CANCELS APPOINTMENTS.-
Ilav. John McDougall cancels his ap-
pointment for Sabbath, 23rd, at
Bangor and Dundas.
...*SC1-IOONER LOADED.- Mr. M.
R. Dingwell, Merchant, Bay Fortune,
has just completed loading the scho-
oner Hilda Maud with produce for
iiyoney, C. B.-F
...'LIGH'l‘B '1`AKEN.- Last Satur-
day night some person or persons
were bad enough to take the lanterns
oil of Fortune Bridge. These lant-
erns are hung out at night to protect
the public on the old bridge front
places which have been torn up to
allow the foundation for the new
brld e to be ut down This is a
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“Three Differences.”-G. very serious offence and a. liberal re-
-- _ I ward is offered to any one who can
...*GEORGE'l‘OWN.-St. David’s give any information as to who it.
_Presbyterian Church, Georgetown,The
Revd. David Wright oi Montague will
preach on Sunday, Nov. 23rd, at _11
a. m. and 7_p..m. Visitors cordially
welcomed. There will be no Prayer
EASTER!! PERSONALS
...*Mr. John E. McDonald was a
Meeting this week.-G. passenger to his home in Souris by
-~ shi: evening train '1‘hursdny.°
...°EBENEZAR.- An enjoyable
party was given by Mr. Garnet Yor-il, ...‘Mr. M. R. Dingwelli BHY F0l’1»\Hw
Ebeneza on Mgndg, 17th ag which made a trip to Souris in his Motor'
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dancing had music were indulged in
Mr. Ernest Bell furnished the music
and Mr. Wm. Younkcr, sang wlrilei
Boat yesterday and returned tlic
same day.-F
Mr. Patk. Gallant gave some stepl ~--°Ml`9~ J- J- Hughes returned to
dancing. Messrs Jamies and Wm.
Ford were recent ' visitors with Iilr.
Wm. McCallum, Cavendish. They cn-
Souris by the express Wednesday
evening from a trip to Charlotte-
town.*
joyed some sport and secured scmel , _"" ,
geese, | ...‘Mr. Adrian Mclrinia, Rod Point,
_...__ ,was a passenger to Charlottetown
___°FUR'rHEp_ pAR-Ugg,-1_ARS_ _ ‘l‘lrursday. He returned to Souris by
The death of the late Mrs. Priscilln the evellillg "DHHS-
Llogan Kennedy took place at the
home of her daughteI._ M,.s_ Margmet ...'Mr. A. L. Fraser returned to
Garner, 160 Princeton St., East Bos-
ton. Mass., on Friday, Nov. 7th at
8.30 p. m. Mrs. Kennedy who only|t"t°v"“-°
arrive to v
Souris by the express Thursday even-
ing from n business trip to Chariot.
d isit her daughter' on , _
T,,e,,day_ N0v_ 4th_ was 79 years From yesterdays Evening _Guardisn.
oid and died of hardening of the m.t__| ...‘The many friends of Miss Blanch
erles and neurltis of the heart. 'Pho
funeral services were held at Mrs.
Garner’s house on Sunday, Nov. 9th,
nt 2 3
Mclire, Bay Fortune, will be sorry
to learn of his continued illness.-F
'Messrs Carrieron Cofiin and Chu-
. 0 p.m., by tire Pi'csbyi.ei'ian  _ _
Minister, Dr. Herbert Manchester,~ ‘iles Dingweu Of B33' 1‘0l`i»\lne were rn
and Rev. A. R. Williams of the Cong.
Church. The remains were conducted
to Georgetown by her son Mr. Syd-
ney Kennedy.
HANGED 500 PERSONS.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-- James Berry,
ex-hangman, is dead ni: Bradford. ln
thc course of his career- he was po-
liceman, bool: salesman, leotiirgr,
farmer and evangelist in turn.
Berry obtained the post of hang-
man after the death of Harwood from*
among more than 1,000 applicants.
His first "commission" was in Edin-
burgh, where he hanged Innes and
Vickers, the Gorebridc nnurderers, in
Colton Jail. His own vlcw was that
they should merely have been impri-
soned, but he carried out the execu-
tions, the first out of some 500. .
Bcrry'a resignation, he said, was
due to his discovery that two per-
sons whom he had executed were in-
nocent.. As soon as hc heard of it he
vicni. to London and told thc judge
who had passed thc sentence. ‘i‘Well"
said the judge, "what matter if you
hang twenty in their innocence?
You are not to blame.” “Take and
hang them yourself, then," said Ber-
ry. He nevcr hanged another man.
FUND FOR STORM VICTIMS.
TORONTO, Nov. 21-Great Lakers
disirstcr fund il now above $68.000.__
“l adles cloth skirts, black and
navv. t.rlmmo'i will' narrow silk
braid. the cloth is a very good
melton nice and ilrie a very
special value at l. 75. Moore 0
McLeod. 2799-l l-22M3i.
‘Still a qood 'range of that
special bargain ln sllks, I9 inches
wide many cri|ors.mosiIy stripes,
w-rth l.00 per yard and being
cleared here at 49c Munro Nr Mc-
Leod 2799-11- 22M3i.
COAL
Best Qualify oi llard
for Base Burner &
_ _Furnace
Soft Coals
Acadia Nut
Acadia Round
Albion Nut
Albion Runarnine
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z3£o ‘_md||¢hsihgorf doiihorl _ A good w£%_E:__°:__:° |533;  E. 
Buiiialii Bell Co _ ,, ,,
."0 $ _:_ very nloe make vigoll fi:_te;___c__ne(:y
dress nicely trimmed with braid,
iif:'.§imT6lll%'&i`»1o~»»§i» ""'°"°° "25`2hi9‘3'3ii-22~i~1i- com' WHA”
Sourls Monday on n business trip.-F
[IHUHEH SEHVIEES
METHODIST
First. Methodist-Rcv. R. G. Fulton
at eleven and seven. Bible Class at
2.30. Prayer service on Wednesday
evening nt 7.30. Students and
strangers cordially welcome.
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Grace Church-Rev. T. Marshall
at eleven and seven. Sunday
School and Bible Class at 2.30. A
cordial invitation is extended to
str-angers and College students.
PRESBYTERIAN
Sf.. James’ l’rcsbytcrinn.-llcv. llr.
Fullerton at clevcn and seven. Stran-
gers and college students are cordial-
ly invited to all services. Sunday
School and Bible Class under efficient
teachers at 2.30 p. rn. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday evening at 7.30.
New Zion-Morning prayer m'~"ting
at ten o. rn., Rev. Goo. 'Baylor' at
ll n. m., and 7 p.m. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial io-
vitation it oilcrod strangers and col-
'le o atiidonts
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BAPTIST
llcv. Z. L. Fnsh. nt ll und 'I
Sunday islchoul at 2.30 with “Loyol-
ists" class of adults in Church nu-
ditoriiiin. A cordial welcome is ox-
teudod to all the services of this
church.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
Oentrul Christian-Evangelist llcv.
A. J. McLeod at 11,and 7. Sunday
School nnd Bible Class at
2.30 p. m. Prnyer meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m. All
seats free. College students and
strangers are cordially invited to
attend all services.
_ ANGLICAN
iii., Paul’s.-Rector, Rev. T. W.
Murphy. Services at 11 and 7.
Holy Communion at 8.30 a. m.,
Sunday School and Biblc Clnss
at 2.30. All seats free.
St. Pei:er’s Cathedral-H01! C0171'
munion at 8 a. m. MBUM at
11. Sunday School at 2.30 and
cvensong at 7 P-UL
Balvation Army-Services each
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A very line line Oi English and Scotch made Suit
Tweeds in all the new shades and particular makes
such as Twills, Broches, Velours, etc.
Best quality of Irish
Twilled Homespun
Tweeds in Green, Purple
and Brown, Splendid
54 “Ch $1.25
Tip top qualities in better Twecds, a1l.52 and
50 inches wide in Browns, Taos, Greens liavvns
$1.35, $1.45, $175 etc.
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We have reduced the prices on all our new Coat= fi
ings too eiieci a quick clearaccf. In s -rn: cases the
reduction is as much as 20 p. c.; worih while taking *
’ notice of too. All colors and makes. 54 inches wide
$1.40, $1.50, $1.75 etc. 
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TRAIN .WAS DERAILEI)
MONTREAL, Nov. 2l.~C. .l'. ll.
train No. 1. westbound, carrying
mails nnd passengers was derailed
early this morning near Huron Bay.
Ont., The engine and one express car
nra oil tho track. The engine went
into the lake. The fireman was
drowned.
IN SOUTH LANARK ("\_l:"i\'1\`.
TORON'l`O,Nov. 21.-The South
Lanark delayed bye-election is now ii.
three cornered contest. Arthur Haw-
kes of the "British Born" fame is
the third man on the platform of
"Canada first and common sense po-
litics". the other two` candidates are
Conservatives, Dr. Hanna, convention
nominee nnd Mr. Balderstone. inde-
pendent.
Minard's Llnimsnt Co.. Limited.
Gentlemen.-I have used MINARD'S
LINIMENT on my vessel and in my
family for years, and for the every
Nliilii
We :irc sciiiliiig out this wcck ii
lui. of r-imnll nccoiiiitii, some duc,somc
pu:-it duo. We nro tluiiikfiil to any
inost of our customers ure vcry
prompt iii their payment.. lndecil
marry huve bccii asking for their no-
counts. Tlrerc nrc nlwliyu just a fcw
that would jusitns soon not reccivc
them, and when they do pay little
or no nttentioii to them. Again we
.irc thankful this class of customers
are thc exception not the rule with
us.
We nre making ir change in our
business and vncnting our market
business stand Ilecsnrbcr lst. We will
consider it a great favor on the re-
ceipt of your account, to at once call
ni, the market nnd bnve it receipted.
or mnll the amount to ua, and we
will promptly mnll the receipt to
you.
Thanking you in advance, we are,
Yours respectfully,
J. J. GAY & SON.
2777-11-21m2it.hienthurs&s2l.
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"Another special oi heavy
weight all wool underwear for
men, all sizes $1.50 a suit at
S. A. McDona1d’s.
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"‘Every uric to their ionic." Sonn-
prcfrr thc Shift Kcy Mnchinr~'l‘h»e
Remington. Others thc Cloniplcto
Kl>.Vb0ul‘d Smith Premier. I sell
’l"h1em both. Trike your pick_-A_
Milne Frnacr, l-lnlifnx, N. S. 2801.
"A great lot of the new ruiilings
that you have been asking for are
now here for your choniirig The
prices run from :oc to 6oc per
yard Moore & McLerd.
2897-i1~22.\I3i.
“Heavy wool stockings for boys
sizes 8 to ro wide rib, strong and
durable. Thirty cents apair. Moore
& McLeod 2807-ir-22l\13i.
night of the week and on Sunday. day ills and accidents of life I con-` ni-I1 -I ' _'___' li
alder it has no equal.
I would not start on a voyage
without i if it coat. ii dollar 5 bot-
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FLOUR and FEED
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Lorman, Nov. zo.-'ras govern- ,,,,,'k,,_ “ We are now receiving our Winter‘= supply of
merit iiiitefffiililtfl the d°1°B°*°° '=° th” FLOUK in the following well known brands:
International Conference on Safety at;
Bea ai rr dinner ro»nigiii.- 'rin Rigas Beaver, Siar. Queen City, Phoenix, Sunbeam. Royal Gold.
PM Srdlwv B“=*°“» Pf°°i<1°“* 0* Regal, Five Rocca and Royal Household. '
ag _ 1 ' ' the llohrd oi Tl'Bd°» Dr°lid°d» Bild the "Moro new Beehive yarns have
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mcn‘s suits gives the best
wear. Every three yards
s amped “B r i ii y Deep
Serge.”
Shetland, Floss. Silk Twist Plcss
of Factory Yarns. Every skein of
cheapest place ln town to buy
wools. Moore 8: McLeod
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wool we offer you is full weight-l _
that is what makes this the . ® _
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oolinie nériin. zepnyrs. A n a~ All of which we are sellrnir at lowest orices,
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