'NOVEMBER so. 1913 ' --.-ou tim. me 'rim cnaanorrsrown GUARDIAN " 'rw of #1-L” Pica FIF1-'ai-:¢`N_
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I ' '    W 077% It pays to buy in this province. ‘ (From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
 % ¢ M “F050 wN_
southem accommodation at 10.45 a.
m., one hour and eten minutes late;
and the Cape Traverse accommoda-
A HAPPY EVENT.--At the Mensa,
, . ' , 4 .2 5 ~ W' ’¢0~$< , (Fi-om Yesterdays Evening Guardian) arms in 1-1"ro _ s. s.
- .. |20 -1- Morwonna sailed for Charlottetown,
W  , GOOD RECORD.-There were no Saturday flisllt. i¢° l0_e»d Pl‘0flu¢e foi
cases before the Charlottetown Police this port.-St. Jobn's Exe.
e ner 8 J Store Court this morning.
._ ’ _ _ 
Lode. Warobos sittin .2.i'1°‘:.‘.fr.‘.ts.“’.“;.°...“°';f.‘:. :1:.:‘»...I::.c°:..:"‘.;;i".?:;.";°:;i
;nprnii‘i\g git 7.30 for Picton w‘ilth a my-go 91 produno, nonnigned go Gan;-ge
Abemmul 6 MZ: cashier quam* g ,ld filled case gzgerzlmcf: oo Passengers an it Neal.-St. John a Exe.
fitted witha i5 Jewelled Waltham movement for . _ g ' 1. A BRIGHT S1-ORy___q~h,, Dwembe,
 ..;§.“:::::.i“.ms.:r°:.°.;°:;~ zz ood ~=°=;.f»»~~.n  ~»
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Compare our prices with any special catalogue day at 9.30 a. m., on time; the iota ,,:,:nindE|nn-y," 151.., :Spy ¢;¢_:.,,
OUTWARD BOHOONER-Schr Nel
around Onscumpec, is well written
nicely illustrated and quite a novel
article
‘Rf  \ Q I tion at 10.05 a. m.. ten minutes late. ' -i
“ ' ° e I I n e rs -_ POLITICAL QUEs'r1oNs ASKED
Among the questions tabled in thi
pi -lewd" 905 M°“g“u AV* Edm°“t°“~ A“’°"' House of Commons. Ottawa, recent
ta, on Wednesday Nov, 20th, 1912,
ly was the following by James W
lr " ___., ` C ~ Mx” Msrgami' May M“th°E°“ W” Richards M. P. for Prince County'
WW' - ' united in nmrnage t° Dani” M ' P E I. For R return showing in de
‘Just the ibing you want I 
for the home, _
Soft. cpzy, warm, couifortable s‘ippers made wiih the
fd” °f EWBUE YOU your m<.re»"s worih in nal satisfaction-
iust the thing for bedroom, bathroom and general house wear,
' Th*""=’3 “ blgiiiie. “il Sizes, all grades, every style. Prices
“vseffvmsoe io ._ _ . . .
 _ . . . _
__ _ 51,50
E   Coe 135 Queen Street
Fel* Slippers  
r Get Your 1
_- $1151'
- -Xmas
_ n
Photos
Y at the
_ _Cook I F-R-E-E
Studio
“Where Baby is always
welcome”
G. H. Cook
Proprietor
your teeth examined free of c
make teeth and guarantee
,fectioniu Crown and Bridge
Extracting a n d filling w
atn---price moderate.
Dr. Robins
Phone ' -
yr tiPhnrw 2752-Ii J
Come into our ofiice and have
barge.
Only takes a few minutes and we
will tell you exactly what you need
and it wont cost you one pen`ny.Wc
them tc.
fit exactly- We also guarantee per-
worl-
ithoui
Qiosn St (Next Boer & Goffs
_Buy aBig Ben
Alarm Clock callllell Pill
friends.
.
A SOCIAL; EVENT.-At the re-
sidence of E. V. Creed on 22nd Ave
nuo in the City nl Calgary a very
Pleasant evening was spent recently
with music, vocal and instrumental,
games, etc. Refreshments were ncrved
during the evening to all present. A-
mong those present were many P. E.
Islanders. Some of the guests wcre:-
Missea Sellers, Carter, Snyder,
Freeze,, E. Davey, P. Creed, H.
Creed, Salem, Bishop, Avis, Martho-
lex, T. Potter, C. Stevens, D. Irving,
J. Dan/ey, W. Gordon, R. Chadwick,
W. Davey, A. Stevens.
SOCIETY REORGANIZED.- On
Monday, Nov. 25th, The St.Thomas
`Literar a/nd Debatin Sodiet was
Y E Y
r.'o‘gunlzed. F. F. Wlalksr called the
meeting to order and the following
ofiicers were elected for the coming
year:-l\Iodera'tor- Rev. A. Bernard
MacDonald, D.D. P'resident-- J.
Augustine MacDonald. Vice-president,
Lucien Gosselin, Secretary.-Ray C.
McGarville, -Executive Committee:
F. F. Walther. A. McAdam, G- L.
Smith. It was the general opinion
that the benefits to be derived from a
Mock-parliament are many, corn-
pared with those received from the
ordinary debating club and conse-
quently the debates this year will be
conducted under the first mentioned
form, as has been done so success-
illlly in years past. The committee
u-ill therefore draw up two political
platforms, divided the Society into
two parties and apportion the mem-
bers their constlturncies The S
FOX FARMLNG.-'Ihat millions
willhe made in fox farming in the
Maritime Provinces is the anticipa-
common as rabbit skin, the demand
for it will wane. There is something
more than mere anticipation in this
matter. The -money in lox farming in
Prince Edward Island has been prov-
en already to he s reality. The story
of the fox ranching industry there*
reads like a romance. The fever
read in the Island and has come
about being up in time in the just r°`°“'°d “ SUPPIY °l throes :bo some ornorrbumbor-
m°mi“89 Island Plums packed by
_ Big Ben never fails
awaken _those who depend on Dew” In 3 lb uns at
ni.
'and you will not need to_worry _ _ U
` ' to . _
Let h h' ` l d`d
clock Cs S ow t ls sp en I Beer Q G0
l's
 °"°l'°‘ s'i’.."§l..'.§sli’°=»"£"l»z§.'.fi°.'sl»J
:nrranio Panos min P’ " ’ B"
visrr Auoluwr oestrin
A E land into Nova Scotia. In the ls-
land Province now every farmer has
a fox or wants to possess one, and,
rs stated at the beginning, n big pro-
portion of th'e people are fox-mad.
A company has been formed which
has paid $600,000 to Dalton in cash
and stock, for his lull ranch at Tig-
nish. The company takes over all
contract, including one of $100,000 in
Russia. As showing the value of the
foxes now,- surgeons in Charlotte-
town the other day administered
clioroform to a fox with a broken
icg and amputated the limb. The ani-
mal ts doing well. If it recovers the
.__¢ Gouin is favorably lmprest with the owners save, $6,000 whtchotberwise
' * '
Co W. Pa¢t€TSOnl Bplp;f£.‘:i'|i;:i£&p&a I
NZB
QUEBEC, November za-with tbo proposition. and he is ente
ubiecr. or inducing the province or the \‘1°i°sBi¢s at lunch today-
Quebec to join in the movement with --'-rr-~*-°"
the provincs,.o! Ontario and the other FINANOIAL DEM#
Drovlneesto dttingly celebrate the
iuing
they will loose. They lost. Where is it
all to end? The price of foxes cannot
stay long at present fabulous prices
if propagation goes on, and it may
be that some da the ‘boom will bur
y _
P06190 centenary between Great Brit- LONDUN. ‘N0V°mb0\` 29-FiD8U°i8l st. If fox ranching becomes fully suc<
din and the United States, n delega- Tim” \1_l1d°f9iH“dB that 811 199'” Of cessful and general, the prices must
“on of pubm, men from Qntmqo ar, $2,000,000 five per cent consolidated (au and some people investing heavily
and in Qugbw 1;°day_ conferring stock of the city of Saskatoon is in 1-nnnbng will likely get bitten. The
ith Promior Gouin. It 1, announo. about to be made here st arrive to “tulip erase" that spread from Hoi-
sd that it is desired to mskoibo eeio rl°1d the i°v°si°f more ills" five Per land over Europe. in “ve olde days"
bratlou a most memorable one. and °°'\i¢» thi’ “WW P“P°\` 515° Frm” “H is recalled to mind.-Canadian Fin-
it is desired to 'pr-even upon His ora- suthofilod °*°'f°m°°i from *iw Fur- ence.
‘cious Majesty King George V. to HC" Wim? “nd -0°" di"°°l'°"°-
mm; ‘¢,', (janada gc m-,aids over the there is no foundation for 'the
celebration. It is said that Premier. in reference to the ehipvius
. _
is
that
lga
ililnu N
_-_
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1':': ~
_ _ . .celvlio
Coal is loin; so in afiee. '
.¥.°;..."'f'..‘.‘.l'.‘l.°._l’-.°..."2 d:t.'.>’.".‘.’.?.o"-'Si A Careful Examination
neat it ol loss"
"°°;;cao mm ,(00i|mllI\0f¢\i 'W YW' I our Uoal and o'ur prices will show that
lill P55333' nr md" W' he but on tho :ii`ahi'°ke:°t|sn|g;°l::d
I fri
auiallload Nat Coal oa bon? uuomars, and uouidbe oloued
' your namoto our list. Your ordo
'ml &.c“ receive Dromirt attention. ~ _
._»` ~]f,, _  1.
from
an ‘ Y ~ t lltlinn a iv prion
J$& of lltllfocltm 5!" :;:sl;ls. We hui s long list of satisfied
to add
rwi
report zzrriucess Patricia Parfums. 'rho
latest and best of all perfumes Its
ama - .
mati0l1! Bii€¢i5i“8 th°_m- _ odor is distinctive. It will last too.
That is the real test of good porfunfe.
Ii it doeen’t last, it’s no good. Prin-
cess Patricia lasts. We sell it only in
bulk, 10c dram, 75 oz. No one else
sells it. It is our special odor. E. A.
Foster. Central Drugstore. 11-30Mtf.
Peoples Theatre
l'l`l\e Fightinl Dervislies
of the Dc sert
A Kalum Special
2 Gsumont Weekly No. 25
Weekly nswt-ofwo_rld wide in~
I. rllt.
S The Necklace of Crush-
ed Roses
The scenes of which are lsldln
the Sunny liaiy
| lllstlllhly Swceny
»;._ __ - c
f  v '   L s _ ' ' I . '
 W . Q I  _g _._` -Hx 2 C3553, wu§0::l`“;° :E16 slaalslzifa Yi°“;é tail the slumber ot! disniissals from
 S ‘ . .. ._ . f  Edmonton. Both are formerly of public on ces by he present Govan
' * _  ' Belle River of this province The ment t° this da" ln the County °’
Z, _ . 0 '  ` ceremony was performed by 'Rev_ C_ Prince. P. E. I., giving the nnmen o
  . ` ' '  A. Myers in the presence of a few the dismissed oilicials. the reason:
19  1'. _ ._ & for their dismissal, the complaintr
'_
against such officials and a copy o.
all correspondence with respect tc
the same and of all notes of evidencx
and *reports Qi* investigations Wher.
such were held; also the names of al
parties appointed to fill the vacan
iis caused by ‘such dismlssals ani
the names of the pers_-us by whon
the same have been recommended foi
appointment,
» WRESTLING MATCH.-Patrons o
the wrcst..ng game in Amherst wil
have an oppoitinity of cnjoyin
their favorite sport on Satur-da;
night at the Empress Theatre, when
John Kilonis, champion middlcweighi
wrestler, and holder of the champion
ship belt of Europe will meet Jin,
Smart, the local wrestler at the Em
press Theatre. The Loiit is to go ti
n finish, best. two out cl three falls.
Champion Kilonis arrived in the cit;
yesterday and signed articles for thi:
hoiii. and promises to show Amherst
people n brand of wrestling that wil
he worth going a long ways to see
The big match will be preceeded bv 5
ten round boxing bout between twi
well known light weights. The bel'
emblematic of the worlds champibn
ship now held by Kilonis will be Oi
display before the matrh.-St. Joh!
Exc. Kilonis is well known in Char
lottetown.
::Rexall "B3" Shampoo Paste make
the hair soft, silky, fine and glossy
Cures dandruff, prevents bladnenn an.
keeps the scalp clean and healthy I
to . “ t. _ - ~
'lhomas L. and D. Society" are set- 15 8 S9mi'50“d S1”-mP00 BQBD Bild
ting out under favorable auspices and doesn’t; contain 5 single iniurious in-
wiii no doubt bo be benouoisi as in sfedivut- Pfirs 25° mosey back if
years gone by_ dissatisfied. The MacKinnon Drug Co.
Corner Great George and Kent Sts.
Mt! .
"From the “Fox” Cause to the Cash "Eiigel”~*  
Everybody knows that Charles Dalton holds the world’s record price for blackiand silver fox
pelts.
v
But the Eldorado Black Fox Co.. wishes it also to be known that they, in atleast _two rg;-gi.
culars, vls.p1qducti\ ences and quality of fur secured last spring the cream of the Dalton ranch, .
YOU ASK HOW ! WE WILL TELL YOU. Remember there is only one ,fox on “@0111
known to have produced forty~five pups in seven years; that was a black fox raised by Mr Dalton,
and made that wonderful record in his ranch But the Eldorado Fox Co _ by s written agreement
secured the purchase of that lox frrm Mr Dalton, together with her old time mate. Also tho fight
to pick the best female from l_i~i last Spring’s litter, and further the right to pick the
best young male of the ranch to mate the young female, and in accordance with said sgreem ent'
on the 28th day of August |912 a prominent stock-holder of our Company accompanied
hy an experienced fox breeder and furrler piocetded to Mr Dslton’s ranch Tiguishand secured the
literal fulfillment of said agreement.
Regarding the value of the pelts of the offspring of the old fox we have the following over
Mi' Dalton’s signature dated May ist |912.
“THE QUALITY OF THIS STRAIN HAS ALWAYS COMPAREDFAVORABLY
WITH THE OTHER LITTERS". -
Regarding the fur of the young male fox. we have on the authority of the experienced fur.
rier who picked him, that “H E HAS THE BEST FUR EVER EXAMINED. BLACK CLEAR
TO THE SKIN, SOME l`IlIN G RARELY Sl<2l‘£N".
We claim in this quartetic to have the nucleus of a fox breeding cstablishrieit sezoni to
none in existance on P. E. island or elsewhere.
Alwlhcl' P01!!! I the E|d0I&d0 F0! C0., owns no cheap second grade foxes. Tueref are parties
dealing with them will receive nothing but gilt edge stock,
It is surely wise policy in this business to remember nature’s law of Heredity 'hat "Like beg-
ets like." But the reason in this case is doubled where quantity and quality so happily blend in one:
We invite inspection of above mentioned agreement, and respectfully solicit correspondence
E:.ALBER.T 1‘l...U.f’l.C.’?.
froiu intending fox purch
BSCYS.
<
Box 302.
Charlottetown P E I
i oM ‘r ~.'»S8i _ _ _
VlC8l.
has reached a troublesome stage.-
-_'~- ._ ' at _ . _.i" ~ 
  ‘cordially invited to attend all ser- | over gun~running at Muscat or.`Omau‘,‘
This dispute has embarrassed 'Franco-
METHODIST
First Methodist-Rev. Thos.
1
Mnr~
.hall at eleven a. m., and Rev. J.
-Ieaney at seven p. m. Prayer
vice on Wednesday evening nt
ser-
7.30.
itudents and strangers cordially
welcome.
Grace Church-Rev. J.
t eleven a. m., and Rev
Heaney
Thou.
Marshall at seven p. m. Sunday
ichool at Bible Glass at 2.30.
iial invitation is ollered str
ind college students.
PRESBYTERIAN.
St. James- Presbyterian-Rev
`n1lerton at eleven a m
A cor~
angers
_ T.F.
d at
i . . Hill
veven p. m. Strangers and cc-liege
.tudents are cordially invited
to all
services. Sunday School at 2.30.
Zion-Moruli: ra er meeting at
g D Y
en a. m., Rev. Mr. Hawley.
`ie4d nt 11 and at 7, Sunday
Marsh-
School
vnd Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial in-
fltation is otlered strangers
:ollege students.
Central Christian-Rev. J .F
and
Floyd
at 11 and 7. Sunday School. and
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
rn
Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer
sting
e
Wednesda at 8 pm All seats free.
y . .
College students __ and `stranS°
_ _ . s.
YB BTS
¢rt*'2~i's'
BAPTIST
Baptist Church-Rev. Z. L. Fash
at eleven a. m., and seven p. m. Sun-
dav School at 2.30 with “L0yalists"
class of Adults in church auditorium.
A crr.lial welcome is extended to nl):
the services of this Church.
ANGLIOAN.
St Paul's-Rector Rev. 'l‘. W. Mur-
phy Sunday School and Bible Class
at 2.30p.m. Evening service at 7 p.m.
Holy Communion after the morning
service. All seats free. |
St. Peter’s Cathedral-Holy Com-|
munion at 8 and 11 a. m. Matins
10.15. Evensong at 7. Children'a
Cathechisiug nt 2.30 p. m.
ST. DUNSTAN'S CAT!-IEDRAI..
First Mass at 7.30, Children's Mass
at 8.30. Cathschism immediately af-
ter Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Ves-
pers and Benediction at 7 p. m.
SALVATION ARMY.
_Sunday, Services at 11, 3, and
7.30 p. m. Week night service.-lVlon-
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
church.
GUNRUNNING IS
MAKING TROUBLE.
MON'l"GEAL, November 28-A Spe-
British harmony for n decade.-and a»
settlement is reported to be blocked
bezause no French ministry seems
to be strong enough to ovoronme the
intfréested opposition of n handful Of
depu les.
France has taken rr cigrilllcent step
in sending a large cruiser to Nuscat,
which is now on the way. Gr¢¢t~
Britain has responded by ordering n
ship of similar power from the Chlna~
squadron. Great Britain has" ar-
rsrigcd with the sultan of Oman to
stop the gun~running, whereby the
border tribes of the north-western
part of India gets arms. s
France is squeezing the sultan to
cancel the agreement because cor-
tain French subjects at Mucst ply a
lucrative trade in gun-running. -
 
carrie rsrrsn ouionzn
 
 mms mais---and bm the dsurearin
  rail Or b0l.t ll
° " -"° neurons osnonusli
In ' does tba workln2mln-ites.Cn\l
from 4 sides al once. Write for
9 »
Ill! Robert Bt. Toroiirte4a°.:,J`:l|.dh " H' uclmnnn
~ 
“When you get your chocolates at
our store you may ftcl perlectly sat.-
islied that they are fresh. We handle
all the leading makes including Ga-
s' d Moira' Moira' hulk cbd
F
Wugglad.
cial from London 883781" A°°°l`d‘
ing to the Daily Mai l, the dispute
between France and Great `?:-itain
\~\=\.a-»1\'.‘»’. "'.'.
nong an . _-
colntes are excellent, 32 varieties tb
‘choose from at 50c. per lb. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore. li-2'lM3i.
i '~ ~  "1" ri!!
no .___
3`_-"$9 >` Qi.
mad in their enthnslam for ranching. _ -""7 " " \_
They forget that Dame Fashions ftc- gy.)
kle. and that lf fox fur becomes ss ,
or one W eelc Only 
v.
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ilwi
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rm 1;*-`»_"A°~`-A > 1*#
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The best fur
oughly fa
tion 0! some people here ln the East, _ Y
rsneotauy in Prince Edward Island. ,U  I The lillndl
v , ,. . .`_ . _
=’ ,
M: E ‘  *
The people of that Province ‘tho  ' -v _
Garden of the Gull". are almost fox- 'C' ci'/71”) , S. A. c  ltldlllg si0l'0 _ff f' A i'
f , . , 1
c dis We have decided to do this in order that every lady
value in the City
\Ve have decided to place on sale our entire stock of corsets at  
. , I
i2r(i)(.I§)hai:lotte.town and in fact on P E. Island, should become thor-
miliar with the many lines we handle, in the celebrated
D & Aand P. D. coisets. Remember this discount holds good
for one week only. Our corset depattment is one of the largest
stocked departments in the Province, comprising models to fit
T _» every form.
lily,-l"/'H  po c 
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All Over Lace 1
Shadow embricdery, baby Irish, guipure and silk insertion a
In the fur department, second floor we are now showingcne
of the largest assortments of neck futs in Mink, Persian lamb,
murmot, sable and wolf. Fur buyers who appreciate good values
will find some interesting prices in our fur department this week.
prices that cannot be duplicated anywhere: we belive in the
idea of a small margin and quick sales. Ladies fur lined coats.
made from extra heavv English beaver, 52 inches long, Amster
lining, trimmed with American sable collar at $47-oo. This is un-
doubtedly the best coat for the money that has been shown here
for a long time, and we have been complimented on it many
times this season.
Chincilla Coating $3.25 A
The rage now for ladies long winter coats is in this popular
material. We have in stock navy, brown and tan at $3.25 per
yard.
New Velvets
The demand for velvets has been on the increase so much so
that it has taxed the _capacity of the manufactures to supply the
demand. We have been fortunate ln securing another shipment
to day in all the new shades in brown, navy, wine, blacks etc, st
65. 75. 85 lufl $1-
Kimona Cloth
in all the new colors, 40 in hes wide made from a fine texture
at 6oc per yard and up.
~ Umbrellas
Our Christmas umbrellas in all the newest style handles, in
both lsdlesasd gentlemen, in prices from 75c to $5.oo.Also ladies
folding umbrellas, can be folded for suit case
dainty material for making fashionable walsts. From 6oc to 3 95
yard.
Some of the new shot silk 36 inches wide lu two tone
effects? and shadow stripes. we are showing some very exclusive
patterns. $1.30 to $'.45 yd.
For Needle Work
We have received our Christmas stock of runners, pillow
shams, table covers. centres and embroidered pillow slips and
shams. in enibroideiel and eyelet, We believe the assorlment
we are showing in this line would do much credit to a City
much larger than Charlottetown.
Sealet te
A beautiful silk finished material suitable for ladies long
coats. We have several lengthssiill in stock at $4.50 per yard:
Ladies' Imitation Persian Lamb ina beautiful fine curl also
suitable for ladies’ coats at $4-65 per yard.
Millinery $4 50 Hats for 49c .
On the second floor we have arranged on a large table 1
number of shapes. The first prices were from 81.25 to $4.30 wb '
are offerlrg them at 49c. ~
I ` I I
Ladies Tailoring _
This department of our store has made s great bit with
many of the best dressed ladies’ in the City. and we are today
putting out a class of work that cannot be surpassed anywhere
or fit and finish. and remember our guarantee goes with every
made to order garment. If you are desirous ol a tailored made
suit or coat call to see us and we will guarantee reasonable der
livery and good satisfaction. f'
New Idea Patterns
These patterns are now made with smell allowance, and it
is the only io _cent pattern on the market today, and remember
we are the sole agents for Charlottetown
, mumps s.  Lyons m C0 ' ln Vocal Numbers ` ` 
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