` NOVEMBER 24. 1914 "ti THE C1q’_;`_1§L0'p'pETOW1f1 GUARDIAN I "   f “-W f 'fr -'f f' ' ,iaag mon
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_,._\"‘ ,1,\,_ _In spite of all the emul-
.~ _-_    ~ sions and palatable prepara-
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- tions of cod liver oil, there’s
nothing that really takes
f _ », the place of the clear, ure
_ f , » -~ oil itself. _For quicllcly
A  _ - strengthening weak lungs,
fg, __ I _ ._ curing chronic coughs and t
Conga mod. i:,‘ii§‘.i§‘.g.i‘.f.;".:fe“e» 
Comes not from an .empty
bin in the cellar. Order the
bin filled today and the in-
convenience and expense of
taking in  with snow on
the ground. will be avoided.
Our Pure Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil
is the finest product procur-
able. -It’s fresh, pure and
almost tasteless. 40c pint
we have plenty good coal. J- G- -.|ami¢S011
, ' ' Druggist
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Phone  ive her ii. boi: of ea
- . cl n, pure,
wholesome cliocolates-nothing will
please her more. We receive ii fresh
supply every week of the daintiest
made in Cauzida. McKinnon Drug Co.,
Corner ot' Great George and Kent
Streets. mtg
Get I-_Ier Gift Chocolates Here
ff- A fresh supply of Moirs Chocolates,the dainty 1
and delicious sweets hnve just arrived--all the - `
most toothesome iiavors,in beautifully decorated
lfidlliday packages that will delight the women-
o s.
Make 'yo_ur selection' today, we will deliver
them to suityour convenience. Prices 30c to
7.00 per box. ~
MacKinnon Drug Company
Corner Great George and Kent Street
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` Sir George Foster Praised Ti.
by Ontario Fruit Growers
His Enterprises in Advertising Canadian
Apples Resulted in Greatly Increas-
' ed Home Consumption
The Ontario l-`ruit Growers' Associatioii at their 55th annual con-
vention held at Toronto. November 11th. 12th and lflth, paid a high
tribute to the eiiorts of Sir Geor ge Foster hi instituting a nation-wide
advertising campaign to bring before the people ol’ Canada the merits
of the (‘nnadiaii apple. The en terprlse ot' Sir George was unanimous-
ly commended at the opening ot thc oi‘gaiii7.atiun's convention Wednes-
day and Thursday. As ii further mark of appreciation to the Minis-
ter ot' Trade ami Comiiierce the following resolution was passed with
great eutluisiasni. -
That this association desire to express their appreciation of tho
enterprise of Sir George E. Foster, liiinister of Trade and (_onimerce,
in advertising throughout Caiintla the merits ol' the (‘auiidinu apple,
with u view to its increased honie cousiiiuptlon.
That iii the opiiilon of this association the Cuii\P11lEl\ N19 il\¢l`9i1B‘
ii ed the domestic consuiuption of the Canadian apple. and that the de-
partment be asked to continue the campaign next year.
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I -  Fin out me card C' l
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H. W. Binning---Treasurer
Canadian Patriotic Fund
x NEXT FEW DAYS a letter will _be
DUi1li{ditlh(c;lt1`o[£:Pzich household of this City. explaining
the object of the Patriotic Fund, and _enclosing a
postal card form, which can befilled out with the amount
cu are willing to give toward this great and WOYUIY
Patriotic cause.
_HE subscriptions may be either D8Y3bleiH him?
T sum, or weekly-m9r1t_hlY-OI' at Other pergidg
. duging-, the Wai; Periodical subscriptionts suc a
this are recommended highly by'the Commll 66-
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PL£‘i.?fEit“§.3‘§‘§§‘°p%Z§?i.iZ’“€8 M¥.°ii. iifeiiinniig.
lV?uh_ii%ger Bank of Nova Scotia, Treasurer of the
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. Acknowledgements will be made throughout the
&iIy papers...  __ __ __ ___
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IgE MEI; WH3er(5e2dIa(ii§{Y>‘iiAtll§4l:)ni°asga t?d‘stt to the
eavelt oiiilanada-no nobler patriotic duty can
` pwi Qof us than the generous assistance of the
8 ‘im»Pa¥rotic I'-`und, the mission of which is to take -
care of the dependants of our soldiers.
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IQE COUPON %ELOW-FILL OUT
CUl’i‘é(?I§'l`, MAIL T0 THE TREASURER T0-DAY
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M,” }!l.'r:‘;ni?i'¢l:rnC'-isnadian Patriotic Fund.
Charlottetown. P- E- I- '
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it-udlosod herewith pleanetln  __ ________
mn' Mgt payment on subscription o 8_
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'Q THE csiuiiiit oiniiiii_ii_i~i_ ff.
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
HIGH TEA.-Oysters served at the
High Tea at St. Joseph's Convent. 0642
. THE PICTOU BOAT.-The s.s.
_Northumberland docked at Charlotte-
'town lust evening at 6.45 o'clock.
CANDY FOR SALE, with a prize
_in every package, in St. James _Hall
Friday evening. 6648.
»9AT8 AT YORK.-Oats for the
celved at' 'York' Station this week.
Already over 1000 bushels have been
received. 'i ' ' '
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COME AND'ENuUY' THE FUN at
the old-fashioned; entertainment in St._
James Hall Fridayfevening. 8648.
SHIPPERS willplease note that the
Plant Lino steamer will make her last
Ulf) of the season from Boston"on
Tuesday, December 1st, and from
Charlottetown on Friday, December
4th. '6646
NO SEWING CIRCLE`TO-DAY.'-
There will be no Red Cross sewing
at Mrs Bartlett‘s to-day. The sewing
will continue on Wednesday and every
afternoon and evening" until belts are
finished.   ` " "`
_S.O.T.-A public meetiiigwill be held
by the Union Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, in their hall at Springfield on
the evening of Nov. 25tli.‘ 'The meet-
ing will begin ai; 7.30 ‘ .m. The
speaker of the evening will 'Bo Rev.
W. D. Wilson, Field Secretary oi' the
Temperance Alliance.. '_ __
AN ACCiDENT.-Mr Joseph' Steiiti
ford, painter, city, rnet'witl1`a painful
accident on Saturday. While at work
in the shop of Mr A,ugustus_ Herniaiis,
the door of a safe fell upon his ankle,
causing a compound fracture. ile
was removed to his son`s residence tin
King Street, where he is being attend-
ed by Dr' Conroy. '
T0 RESIDE HERE.-Mr and
Mri-i H. Carson Flood arrived
in the city on Friday from their wetl-
diug trip enroute to Charlottetown,
where they will reside. Mr and Mrs
Flood will be greatly missed by the
many friends in St John, who will
wish them every happiness in their
new homes, says ti St John Exchange.
Mr and Mrs Flood arrived in Chur-
lottetown on Saturday night.
ANNUAL HIGH TEA.-At five
o‘clock to-morrow the ladies oi' St,
Joseph's Sodality will open a Bazaar
and High Tea in St .loseph’s Convent
and friends of the Institution have
been working enthusiastically, and
prospects are bright, as this is the
tenth anniversary of their High Tea.
A most cordial invitation is extended
to ull. One of the attractions ui the
evening will be music furnished by the
League oi` the Cross Band. Tea and
admission, twenty-tive cents. 6643
THE LATE'MRS STEPHEN DODGE.
Rev. Dr John Forrest oiliciated yes-
terday at the funeral oi' Mrs Dodge,
widow of Dr Stephen Dodge. The
casket was covered with flowers sent
lu token ot' sympathy. A group of old
friends ofthe deceased lady were pros- |
ent at Camp lllll Cemetery, where the
interment took place. Of the clergy
there were present,.besidcs l)r Forrest,
who ofiiciiited. Rev? it. W. Ross, anti
Dr J. W. i°`alconer.-Halifax llerald.
(Tho deceased lady was the mother
of Mrs A. G. lugs, and a sister of llrt
Blancliard, this city.) _
Y.M.C.A. CANVASS PROGRESSING.
-The Board of Directors of the'
Y.M.(!.A. are very much encouraged by
the response to their appeal. An
active campaign for new members,
renewals and subscriptions has result-
ed in 60 names lie‘"_" """"` `
About as many more are heeded QQ
make it possioie io. the ....-.. ._ _,
carry on its work, and it is hoped that
attitude ot' the friends will continue
cordial, so that this may be done. _Thel
students have done splendid work
during the week, 22 new members
having been -secured by tliern. At
lv.:  s..ss.~
`McKiniion. Queens won, score 10-2.
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their gymiiaslum class yesterday after-
noon, there were 40 fellows on the
door. Two basketball matches were
played with the following resultin-
“Queeus” E. McLeod (cnpt.),
Campbell. S. Fielding. F. Tsntou, A.
Gillis; “ McGill," L. Lowther '(capt.).
Stliurman E Mtluul VV ln A
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"Dalhousie" W. McLeod tcapt.)._§M.
Lea, N. Mclilweu. L. Lea, R. Gordon:
"Varsity," I.. Webster (capt`.)."lVl.
Riggs, D. Anderson; D. lVillIer,`A;
Murray. Varsity won. score 9-8. Tues-
day evening there _will be a “double-
header" in tho Young Men‘s_ Class.
starting at 8.45. There will-bo t-wo
close gainos. 'i "
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HHEALTHY ii KIDNEYS . NEGEB-
SA_RY-Backaclie? _ Feeling tired Not
as spry as you used to be? Getting old?
You are not old. Disordered kidneys
make you feel that way.. "Pertslar"
Buchu and PaIme_tto Compoun_d w_lll
tous them up ant .star qu; . o-
ward good health. 50b lin? $1 lgdkdles.
E. A. Eostefr. "‘Peli!lM"'j’Dr\ig'st0l‘e.' ` 
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Uptieal Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to
give oux_‘_ patrons the ben-
eiit,the most modern and* ,
approved methods of ex-
amination.
That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced
by the large increase in
this year’s usiness.
We guarantee to vive
Army i~‘le'idl'Servlce Fund will he re-‘
Hull. The members of the Society.
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BEE “THE MINlSTER'S BRIDE"
at St. James Hall Friday evening, Nov.
27-,-at 8 o’clock. 6648.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Have faded
hair goods dyed. and gloves cleaned,
by Mrs White, Queen Hotel, Ladies'
Entrance, Room 10. 6616
IMPORTANT MEETING T0-NIGHT.
-The adiourued annual meeting of the
John B. Diunie, Bedigreed Foxes, Ltd.,
will be held in the Board of Trade
llboius, this evening at X o’clock.
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IMPORTANT MEETING TO~NlGHT.
--The adjourned annual meeting of the
,loiin R. Dinpis -Pedigroed Foxes, Ltd..
will be .held in_ the Board of Trade
liooiiispthis ,evening at 8 ofclock. _
‘ . 6647
THE EXPRESS.-The Express train
_i?rived at Charlottetown last night at
0.15 o’clock, ou time. The Empress
also arrived at Summerside from Pt.
,du Cliene on time,
I BODY ARRIVES.--The body of the
late Mrs. Mary Mclntyre, who died
recently in Berlin, N, li., arrived in
Charlottetown by the Express train
last, night, accompanied by Mr. Peter
Mcliityre. ll: will be forwarded to
Cardigan to-day.
GAME CALLED OFF.-Tlie football
game, to decide the chuiiiplonsliip of
the series, to have been played at the
A. A. A. A. grounds yesterday after-
_uoou between the Sl. Diiiista.1i's t‘ol
lege team and .the Coniiuughts had to
be called oft' on account of t.he inability
oi' a number of men oi' both teams to
.play, through injuries. The game will
be played on either Wednesday or
Thursday next.
A TIN SHOWER.-A uiimher ot'
,their friends surprised Mr. and Mrs.
:Edward Arsenault at their home on
'Bishop street last. night with it tin
shower in celebration of their recent
marriage. Among i.l'ic articles present-
,ed were utensils of all kinds, useful as
well as ornamental. The visit was u
very pleasant one. and an enjoyable
evening was spent iii iiiii:ii<~,_giunes,
etc.
SOLDIERS ARRIVE.--Tlic dciucli-
ment ot' soldiers i'roni Sydney, N. S.,
who have volunteered for the trout..
arrived hi Charlottetown by the North-
uniberlaud last evening. under coni-
inand of Q. M. Sgt. Carl Kelly. The
following are the iiaiiiesz-.Sergeiiiits
Carl Kelly, Arthur llriice, .Fred Moore,
O. Mt-Eachern; Giinners (3. Ilattce, E.
Carleton, J. Strain, G. lliircli, Frank
Conroy Louis Il/ii-,Lcotl, Walter Walker
and Clayton L. Shaw. The volunteers
will reniain here for a, time awaiting
orders. - ,
THE PRINCE EDWARD.- Great
crowtlirsaw 0. very eiitertaliiing pro-
gramme at the Prince Edward Thea-
tre lust night. The third instalment
of the popular serial, §"l`lie Trey of
l-learls", was quite asuiiittirestiiig as
the other instaliiients. t-It was a sea
venture and many t.lii1il.iing scenes
kept its folloivers in great excitement.
“The Aggressoi” and,“Tlie Muu.Who
Came Back" were euclr. eizcellent dra-
nias in two reels, their particular fea-
ture in production being niagiiiliceiit
photography. The “l'lypiiotlc Power"
'if Efirii Stnritiik’ put tliuiuiitliuiice in ii
hearty laughing mood-.'~.~ A song ot’
'i |i~x was very nr)-
propriate and well rendered. This
progriiiiime will be sliown ai the mu-
t'""" this afternoon and at the shows
to-night.
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tairiable by the use of
properly fitted lenses.
G. F. Hutcheson
99 Grafton St ._ Optician
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At the front of the Men’s Store you will find' a long rack jammed full of
handsome overcoats, offered you at a great reduction for spot tash. You vtill
find every size and style, well tailored, handsome garments, and going at prices
like the followingz- e
$ 7.50 overcoats for 3.75 Si 9.50 overcoats for 6.00
11.50 “U ‘ “‘ “(5.50 12.50 “ “ 7.00
18.50 r “ ; “ 12.50 27.00 “ “ 20.00
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If You Want Results
Purchase Printing With
a “PUNCH” to it---
(L Every piece of printing that bears your name is
either a good or at bad piece of advertising. There
is no such thing in the printing art as a pl oiitable
piece of commonplace printing---there is no safe in-
termediary course.
(LDou’t overlook the fact that your busiiiess= and yourself are
judged by your printing-aio tioi Had. Y-»u caniiot.ii`1` -rd i - iii riiiii
your. pi'\ntir_ig.to tie a laughing, talaiiie' adve- tis- mt-iii tif ti -ui lack
of HtYDf'¢='ciatttiri‘t-~r the most essiitial elements to ct»mii~eicifit
_ ` success. __ I _ _
(L Your prinfn; to be profitable must have charactei'-iiidivid.
ualilfv-*must have- a ‘ Punch and snap" to it. it it d-ie~ ii ~t “ht--nd
out" it will bfb tried iii~_the o'i|ivit»`n'bt tue ctiinm -niiii e.
il. F01' live yearsA_ have plannei system itically-lab ir d methodicilly with but one
obj ect: To event uallyhave the most up~to date printing and bf ok-binding p ant in
P_i'_ince Edwafd island. i have equipped my plant with labo--saving mac'-i er\- ith
“ eyape material that_ talk”-with presses and ruling mat-_liines ihai do the work ii. g
cr lble manner-with punching and wire stitching machines--and, lair but not l iist,
I am now installing a modern style embossing press.
(I, I am in a position to do the h»ghest class of printing, book-binding, si d lo~ s- ifaf
work-at a price that will compare favoiably with any printing house in Canaria. l
charge an honest price--l pay an honest wage to my emp oyee_s¢-_the more w irk I get, \
the more local help Ioan employ, and with my present iacihties,l can handle an
almost unlimited quantity of work. _
(L Better call, write, or phone me regarding that job-f t will pay you.
1 ARCHIBALD “IRWIN °<;i..‘l.‘.l`i‘I't1..‘§I.‘,"i~°.'i=..i.
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