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94 THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ‘9»
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Your Goal it    
 '  Maybe0btain-  
  We have V_°S'~°'°‘S ed -on Sums ot
coming nowyvith  _  U
0ld Sydney Round A an p'
lnverness .Round W3|'ilS
Acadia Nut . »
~ This company is prepand
   10 lend money for clients on
first mortgages on improved
Reserve Run of Mine f~=\1f==m=»=.
inoufflcient to secure a mort-
gage, then several such sums
are invested in one mortgage
and a declaration cf trust
given theinvestor, setting out
clearly his inlcres. in the said
mortgage. ..
We would suggest
ordering your Winter
supply now While the
weather is fine, wel
Call d€l1Ve1'  By this uie*hod the small
investor may participate in the
rr Pays to buyis :bis Province. l s_'1Rs'r oanaunaa-Mr. L. rs.
DREDGE BUST.-The Dredge College has The Guardlan’s thanks
Prince Edward is now at work wid- lfor the first calendar received this
‘ n East River near
ening the chan el of
the'wharves at Mount Stewart. Mr. 'Printed in handsome colors and
Jam Dum, .15 supplylng th, wage;-_l,_ represents a Bank 'Scene with two
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SHIPPING.-Two sthooners load- “P053-
ed with potatoes by P. W. McLeod
- were towed down 'the East River ‘Fri-'
dey _bythe tug Fred M. Batt. These y
were the last to leave this port and -
now' the wharves are deserted.L. `
OFF T0 SEA-Mr. Thomas Smith,”
Blooming Point. shipped as deckhand
aboard of at large square rigged ship
that was loading produce at Hag-
»~ert.y’s wharf, East River and sailed
Wednesday.-S. _
.__._
FINE. CA’l"I‘LE.- Mr. Seaman Pin-\
eau of North Rustico sold seven fine
cattle to Mr. Frances Drake of Char-
‘ \Vl|¢y¢ the sum invesyed is lottetown. These seven cattle weigh-
ed over seventy-five hundred pounds,
gross weight. Very good, isn't it?-R
TOBACCO COMPANY.-Letters Pa-
, tent have been granted to Messrs.
,' James G. Gass, teacher; James El
} Trainor, tobacconlst; George Morri-
son, tobacco manufacturer; James
. Monoghari and William Trainor, to-I
l bacco twisters-all of Charlottetown,
. to engage in the manufacture of to-
- ' hacco under the name of "George
high interest earning security
of first mortgages.
Those without funds at
present may.deposit sums of
$r. and upwards at 4percei:it.
Order today.
A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 240
, their crerlit in this way, ar-d
‘ then a 7 per cent. investment
will be recommended consis-
ti~‘g of adtclaraiion of trust
secuied by a first mortgage on
improved rest es'ate.
Don't N urse
Such a plan as this carefully
carried out will lead to at least
Morrison Company," with_a total
capital stock of $5,000, divided into
fifty shares of $100 each.
A VALUABLE SPOT.-Mr. Mi C.
I Deli*-UIBY. M. L. A., Tryon, was in
. mtgyest “mil $100 stands to Charlottetown Saturday. He informs
The Guardian that the principle busi-
ness in Tryon at present is fox farm-
-' ing, nearly all the farmers and lead-
ing business men being interested.
The business is booming. Among the
leading ranches in this vicinity are
those of Messrs. Henry Smith; the
North Tryon Silver Black Fox Co.;
the Weeks Company; Lang and Chis-
holm/s Ranch; S. N. Dawson; M. tl,
Quigley. These ranches, are within it
Miller of the Charlottetown Business
DBBBQD. It is an exceedingly nice one
children making apparently their first
(From Saturdsy’s Evening Guardian)
PLEASANT EVENT.- The Ken.
sinston branch or one C. M. B. A.,
held 811 6l1.l0Y8`Dle entertainment and
Die-social in their hall on Tuesday.
An excellant program was rendered,
after which took place the gale of
Dies- The tripping or one Hnigbi
Fahtistic” brought an evening of rare
enloyment to a close.-K
VALUABLE LITTLE ANIMAL.-
By Thursday morning's express there
arrived in the city, from P.E.I., con-
Biglléd 150 J. P. Jny, 5 rg,¢c00n
weighing forty pounds, a very valu-
able fur bearing animal, an-ya a Syd-
ney exchange. The 'coon will be ship
ped to the East Bay ranch and in
the near future other animals of the
same breed will be installed,
POLICE COURT-At the Charlotte-
town Police Court this morning,
Henry Mceleer on .3 charge or drunk-
enness was fined $5 or 20 days. Wm.
Costello on g charge of treating|per-
sons to intoxicating liquors was ad-
journed for the week. The case of
G90FZ¢ M01“l`iB0n. Tobacco Manufac-
t\1l`€l`. Rfiainit seven young men for
d6Stl`0YinE n\“0DertY on Hallowe’cn
night was left over till this Satur-
day aftcrnoon at 2 o'clock.‘
PLEASANT EVENING-A plengant,
time was spent at St. Bonaventures
H811. Tracadie, on Wednesday even-
ing Novemher the 19th when R num-
ber of the young folks, mostly mem-
bers of the library association us-
sembled together to enjoy a few
hours dancing, the music being furn-
ished by the popular violinist, Mr.
J. J, Mclnnis. Alter participating
in this harmless amusement tor ri
a comfortable income.
circle of about two miles diameter
A cbia---
Km Ir:
You can easily be rid of l
yours hy morning if you take
....... . - TRUST
» .“”‘“‘E" C0l\'lPANY
LA GRIPPE CURE tonight .
‘ ll )I
There is ‘odmibt or uncep The Perpetual Trustee
taiuty about fr, for it has been
tried in hundreds of cases and
these people all know
li0ll'llNl0N
| 4 11. c. on Deposits
l 2779-ii~2iMfmw`3i.
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25c per package
Geo. E. Hughes
The P o yefs Dm ist wldo many cr.ilors.mostly stripes,
‘gn - --___ l
gud represent ayalue of about $300,-
00.
NEW FOX EXCHANGE.-Another
fox exchange is being formed in this
Island. It is to he known as “The
Eastern Fox Exchange, Ltd.," and
its chief place of business will be
nt Murray River. It is intended that
the articles of the company will pro-
vide not only for the conduct of it
l general brokerage business, but also
mf the Carrying on of the business of
purchasing, breeding and selling
foxes. The capital stock of the com-
pany is to he $9,000, divided into
ninety shares of the value of $100
each. Its provisional directors will
be Messrs. Murdock J. McLeod,
Thomas L. Cook, William Kearney
and William Lundrigan, traders of
Murray River, and Mr. J. Watson
i. ‘Still ai good rang; gf elm; Partridge, commercial traveller of
special bargain in sllks. I9 inches Charlottetown.
_,_-
C
P gg Wo"-H I-00 nor yard and be no THE Local. MARKET.-'rbe ideal
l
cleared here at 490 Moore Rr. Mtc-
markets during the past week have
G Lcod ` 2799-11- 22M3|- been very well attended, and a good
lT___.L__. ' _ - .` ' .
~ Rexall Rubbing Oil is eridorseri by athletes, all suf-
ferers from rheuiuatism and by all who have ever suffer-
ed from sprains. pains or brusied muscles.
It has really wonderful curative qualities and we
‘guarantee it to be good or we will refund your money.
Price 25C a hottie. '
_ _McKinnon Drug Company |
 For Sprains.Pai'ns.f3ruises 
Corner Greet George and Km! ‘treats
rl-iiippy and Contented
r
' ‘is the man behind 1 pipe
|‘, full of Hickey's Brigert
lot of produce has been moving. En-
ormous quantities of turnips have
been shipped from this port to vari-
ous ports on the mainland, principal-
ly by schooners. The price for this
vegetable has ranged from ten to
twelve cents per bushel. For pota-
toes the price that has ruled during
the week ranged from 30 to 32 cents
per bushel. On account of the great
rot in the potato crop this year, po-
tatoes bave to be very carefully sel-
ected for shipment, and even then
usually when they arrive at their
destination there is quite a loss eith-
er to the shipper or the consignee.
There has been s. statement going the
dnrin the week that one firm
l rounds g
-_ shipping potatoes south have sunered
` avery lroavy loss in this regard.
Eggs have been very scarce still, but
with the mild weather the PTOUHM1’
ity is that the supply will increase
somewhat. The price for this com-
modity has varied so much that it
is almost impossible to give a firm
quotation, but there has been no ap-
preciable drop in the price. There is
n much hetter supply of butter, but
the prices hold steady. Dairy is
quoted from 22 to 26 cents a pound,
with Creamery ranging about two
couple of hours, all departed feeling
that they had spent it very pleasant
evening.--S.
NEW FOX C0.-The Halifax Chron-
icle says thst there is little or no
let un in the formation of companies
to engage in the rearing and selling
of fur bearing animals. Of course
black foxes seem to have most; at,-
traction for thc fur traders but black
skunks are figuring largely in the
estimation of those proposing to en-
agc in the fur business, notwith-
standing the reputation of the little
animals in the matter of perfume.
During thc last month the companies
organized to engage in ranching and
fur trading in this province include
the following: The B. I. Rayner Sil-
ver Fox Co., West Gore, Ltd., ‘ with
registered office in Hants County.
The company is to carry on the bus-
iness of breeding, raising, buying and
selling foxes and other fur bearing
animals, buy an sell Delta and Dur-
chase or otherwise acquire and hold
lands used for the purposes of the
company. The capital' is $50,000
divided in 500 shares and stock
'holders named are B, I. Rayner, fox
rancher. of Albierton, l’.E.ll.,lE.E.L.Mc-
Dougall, school teacher and W. B.
McDougall, farmer of West Gore.
NEW SCIENCE BUILDING-The
Board of Regents began its autumn
session Thursday in Sackville and got
through its business I-ridniy at noon.
The attendance was exceptionally
“| HAVE (iA|NEll`
"I aiu a general storekeeper at the
above address and, on account of the
great good I have experienced front
using “Fruif~a-tives", I recoinriieiid
them strongly to my customers. . They
, _ . ..
were a great boon to ine, I can tell yon,  . 
for about two years ago, I was laid up 0 ..__, _#-
in bed with voiiiitiu and a most terrific F ' “ -” ‘ ~ M
it would turn to Infiamriiatioii of the ‘
' KI ' ' » Y ~ '
Brain, bull took Fruit-a-tix es’ steadily A n E
until I was cured. I have gained fifteen '~
pounds since taking “Fruit-a-tives” and
I verily believe they saved me from a
““““"°“"“”°Sif'=.~. cbbbwsw. that is in pumpkin pie order.
5oc s box, 6 for $2.511, trial size, 25a.
At all dealers or from Fruit-u-tives ;
Liriiitetl, Ottawa.
ll
pain at the base of my skull. This pain
nearly drove me mad. Doctors feared
. FIFTEEN PUUNDS
Since Taking “Fruit-a-tives” And Feel :T  1;  " .,>:~3,’
like A Ilan Person"
l)avsnALa, ONT., june 15th. |913.
;_.._?__.._..__._,__,..__l... .. __:- ,_ _,___
large and a good deal of business
was done. The question of ri new
Science building was faced aint u
committee for Mt. Allison chos-
en
cure plains, etc. It is ex-
pected thut rl, financial agent will be
appointed to raise funds for the nn-
dertaking and the name of the Rev.
George Steel of St. John has been
mentioned in connection with the en-
terprise. The two viicitncics on the
board caused hy the death of the
Rev. Dr. Rogers and Frank Davidson
were filled by the appointment of Wal
he
N.
i
-.m»-»
with instructions to se-
Allisn of St John and J T
ter a r . _ . .
Burchill, of Sydney, (‘.. B. Thouglii
died in Newfoundland, Dr. Rogcrsl
was appointed when a member of the i
B. and l*.E.I. Conference heiicei
the local propriety of Mr. Allison's ji
appointment. The reports from the .‘
n `tutions were carefully con
three i sti -
sidered and the financial conditions
all round were pronounced sound.
The new system of stiitleiibwnitcrs is
working wcll in the Acutirniy and
University. ln the latter A. ll. Wall-
as head waiter has under his
s, , . .
control six of his fellow students.
This year the University students are
ond in' their praises of their hoard-
uch fare, thev avcr, was never be-
orce served up in the dining hall.
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Styles in which Dame Fash-
ion has played a few pranks--
that will appeal to the ulra
iastidious.  W
li ith a wide array of conser-
vative grays. browns' and
blacks. , t
Ulsters
Belted Ulstcrettes
(hinchillas
Meltons
Kersey’s
Velonrs
tlxlords
and overcoats LINED with fur
and cloth. wiili collars of
many iurs.
You’il find _ iiist the coat
you’re looking for in this sup-
erb collectioii---aiid you’ll find
it at the price you want to pay.
Coats here 8.00 to 30.00
Moore 53. Mcieod
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:ZGHARl.OT'l‘l‘lT0\VN (TURLING
Club notice of meeting, A general
meeting of the subscribers and others
interested will lic hold in the City
Court Room on liirinrlay, the 24th
inst at 8 o'clock for important busi-
ness. Plense attend. S. Grey, Secre-
e______ 
STEAMSNIP SAILINGS
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4 Have You Ever I
Tried
0UR t.`ll0COLATES?
_ If you have there is no need
for us to say any more about
them. If you have not, then
you will be glad to know of
their purity, freshness and
deliciousuess. Try a box of
either Neilson's or Willard’s
Forkdipped, and you will
never be satisfied with other

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be
CutSmokingTobacco.His
ipe dreams will always be
pleasant because this tobacco
cents higher. Large quantities of
poultry are otlering, and the most
of it is. being bought by the canning
factory. Prices are about the same
level as last year, and the quality Ol
thc birds is up to the average. Not
much hay has been offered on the
kinds. Prices Soc per pound.
but ve have them in different
size boxes from 35c up to
$2.oo.
All Chocolates Guaranteed
`  t' los B1 l ru. d ll in a high state of cultivation. wigs agaod'
l i ‘ P
’ ' '.' 5 - ,» _ _ » is manufactured from only the
,  ‘ 11 _ `_ ‘ best Virginia leaf the Aroma
; . - . ‘ I being pure and fragrant. Try
.'1:~_'=,'gf-.\'$f~,_~_~_.~,,_.;_.-,~;¢;;._-__~,,. ~ 4,3, it for your next smoke.At all
< Grocers and Druggists. -
rket B uar and the small quant-
Mu 0 0.
ity that is offering is going at 70
to 75 cents 'per cwt.
llicltey & Nicholson Tobacco (_1o.l.td'. ______,___ | T... Q...ii.,.b.......... |
 ::0ieen. white. sound teeth A Each
- o . - - - - ' :.:‘;‘.‘;1-.‘.:>.:.*i;:.°.;';::°.‘:.‘;:";';. "oz: - .-»-   -,
from germ life, and that are kept ,_
pure, sweelf and clean You are as- (` 'r
usin Na- ‘
I C11   sin-ea oi time ibingii by g
'-_We are authorized by C E.  Ksq - to yall by Public Auction on .wg ' _,_---=_ _I _a
Wednesday, ' Dec. 1-0, 1913 /I - ._
‘T I ‘Commanding xlib o'clook n. in . Sharp -
iiii-'rn-in. simon ri nonra nivn column, raw was iuii mm.
».~g from Charlottetown .
~ hl I . ~ ,.
hoiilho .’ d"2v%‘i":l%ut~%uiLfTii‘¢| a|TTn food repair. this ls one ofthe bone arms on
m.»iTn‘%ii:tl'i|;°hT|=|?iis; 1?: gtook. Crop. and Farm Implements, consis-
tihl ofei - _ _ . ,
`  ~ n i . b
,,,,,"}`°°l,'E‘“’lf;l‘,':.'l,’,!_'."il2r'rl»‘l'#$33! f.iiifi"ii.i‘il‘i.‘r r'~i",5{f?“.§'iX.’ r\n‘i'i'i°|l‘.‘i°!il3
mdodih olN‘i boiler calvin. 'te hens. .
oats. ketone hay. 1000 bushels tnrn|,pl.‘ll0 bushels pota-
i'Ii’l’-$’:’=.1i»f`-i“~iTi.ii:`i..'i.°§.i.i`:T"r' ‘lil
cash: over uw twelve months credit on
ei 0.00 and
_ Dru-Go., Tooth Paste. 25a. tube. E. _ r g
Faltm, swab. (mp .nd lmpkmenh sidfjoeter, Central Drugstore, Saga- 
VW A ania.1.oaa'rsga.oo. ` '
Worth Trying'
Stewarfs
Cream Bread
Ask your grocer for it.
Ur itwill be delivered _at
your home every day if
you leave your ofder‘. at
our shop. No 163 Kent
Street or
Phone Zll
Fresh.
Johnson & Johnson
lfontreal s
Bristol ‘
Ent
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if -
in their generous mom- .
mmisiiun; in the servlre-
ri:rsoniil,unobtrusive-irlveli
io n-ny um: in the newness
of their equipment. and the y
special provisions for the _
_ comfort and pleasure ol earh
passenger
R.M.S. Royal Edward
ll.M.S. Royal Gsoris
have ser s new nsnrlsnl in
otrnn mvel. Frrbunklrts.
,.
to
Ac., ask any arent. or wvlie
in P. Mooney. General
Ilrciil. Halifax.
Cllsdisu Northern ,
Sfumllilpe Llliled
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Again W K. Rf.-r,ors, city. ,
To Autoists
Having leased the premises of N. R Large.
Great George St. we are now in a position to T.-’\Ki:}
CARE of your car at a nominal fee.
REPAIRS
Au expericncrd mechanic intliis line of wrrk
'has been procured and on hand at all times to
look after YUUK l\il§El)S. _
Autos for Hire Full Line oi Accessories
Presf-0-Life
The island lllotor Supply to.
Great George Street.
2 828-11-24Mmwedt‘o.nrstf.
STEAMSHIP SAILINGS
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l, our complexion, skin and
‘~ toilet pre arations-
We handle allpthe leading Cana-
dian, American; English a n d
French nreparatione, all scientif-
ioall tested. guaranteed, trade-
marged, toilet articles that we
know by test to be the beet.
No matter what you want ln
- tolls: articles you can always get
the here. .
‘ its oi. ow. som
a The Two Macs °`N
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B00k “Laurentic” Nov. 22 ....io...i....
N  From Portland. Me. From Hsllu. N8-
rbi- me "CANADA" .... .. nec. 2 Dee. s
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Apply to Railway and Steamship Agents for our tickets.
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Christmas Ships
TO LIVERPOOL
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Thomas M. Reid & Co
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
|08 Fulton fish Market, New York.
Specialties. Smells, Eels and Clam 4. Config .irnedts solicited, daily
returns. Stencils and stationery on application.
Reference Market and Fulton Natiorml Bank, New York.
S. B WILEY & SONS, Transfer Agent. Tlostoil.
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