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-' NOVEMBER ia.;i‘9`i3 . ‘ 'rHs.cHAnL'o1“rs1'owN_ GUARDIAN _ ~ PAGE SEVEN3
The E'def¢1‘i1.GU¢"°d5¢" _ lilllllil llllllllllillll
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..°1'. coupon was is ouardiqn
R°"°'°““"'° in m°m"“°` '| .fcanoo or coat.. -'rite sch
..°D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re- Carl E. Richards. Capt. Skinner,
resentative in sonris. Mlltf. rlved in Boiiris on Wednesday with
d .
..°'rhe following are registered st ly ten dollars is in hand. 'rhereis
the Cox I-Iqtel, Souris-. Laura Cox. total assreslte ll1d0btedli6ss 011 t
f
, .°DNE CENT per word each
sertiou for advertising in this
umn. Cash must accompany order.
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ln' On Monday evening Nov. Bib, a
°°\' large number of guests assembled at
the home of Bert' Paquet. Souris. to
celebrate the golden wedding anniver-
|'° sary of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac-
°l" Cormsclt the parents of Mrs. Pauuet.
° The night was spent in dancing,
. curse eti=°\1!°r “Whey & Med-°“'1 .while selections from the piano, in-
. _ .°No'r|c:.-'rite Annnsil Msetliigs Ltd.-°
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Thursday, the 18th day of November. CHURCH. - The annual meeting
1915, at the hour of 2 o'clock. E. the trustees of this church was h
PAR‘KMAN,, Secretary-Treasurer. on Monday, Nov. Sth. The chair w
' 8829-11-12m0i. occupied by the pastor, Rev. E.
ate towards which the sum of ne
mil" |\°¢°!llU- ' If a possible. danger
'M015 5° l\lll’\i¢il I8!-lllltt how much
more an inevitable one. , Your family can
be protected against the inevitable by a
The Mutual Life  
' of Canada l'5'i‘~‘.'i“.i‘i’i‘i‘&
Charlottetown, M. Josie Blake, Char- various special accounts of $26.50,
lottetown, Thos. E. Horton, Murray the discharge of which the trustees you ddr hearty copy-ptulptians, and
River, A. Bseckle, Montreal. J. H. hope to receive subscriptions within gd wisp you many more happy year;
Nelson, Toronto, E. M. Dixon, To- a fewdays from the members. The df wedded md
ronto, Wm. .Carr, Toronto, J. B. following elections were made for t
` Gaudet, Mlscouche, Roy B. Dunn, following year. Secretary, Mr. T.
Montreal, W. H. Horne, St. John, A. Riley; Treasurer, Mr. 'l'. J. Wlggint
B. Burns, St. John. representative to the Quarterly. O
Niiw for Xmas'
 Photos
ilnisliedprotralts in India ink and the
popular hand-painted work in natural
`. quickly done. _
Alhetylesof finish are shown, sepia E _,
hui! iblsclr and white, life»sired hand  ~ ' ~
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colors..
Callfin today and see some of the
styles.
The Cook Studio
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For Those Away From
Home
Send; a Photograph for Xmas
from I
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Thsl7_~Bayer Photo Studio
  Wm 1 1
  A. E. Lyon I
,  Photo Studio
tiyna§(§o%p;l,m(;ollege.
Work-' unexcelled.
 A Moderate Prices.
Amateur’s work given personal
attention
107 Queen St. Ch'Town Phone 68]
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McKenzie & Montgomery
Blaaltemlthe slid Wood Workers.
_ 'ritv Us
Farm. Ship and Machine Work, car- A
rlages-and sleighs, Built and repaired
Also .igents for Esco Engine and
Massey Harris Co.
Allorders promptly attended to.
Give` us a call. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
MCKENZIE 5 MUNTGOMERY.
_ Breakwater Street,
_» Sourls, P. E. I.
3506-_1\_-19Mtte1Mo.
 
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GREASY DISHES. `
When washing, add a few drops of
liquid ammonia to the water. ‘ The
work will be more thoroughly and
Childrens
_ __and__
Misses’ Shoes
Children require shoes .
that give their feet room
for growth. __ We know
how to lit them properly.
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Our stock is very coin-
plete. We have selected
carefully and with your
needs in mind.
Alley & Co.
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Dainty China
A Gift that is always
sure to please the Bride
is dainty China. __
We have an extensive
assortment o_f Hand
Painted China in exquis-
ite designs, any i>ie=_e-ef
which would be a delight
to the recipient.
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.Ieweller _ ~___
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unpleasant experience a few days a
turn home, their host asked- if the
would care to view the Car For
piers at both Carleton Point an
structure. They then crossed over
pier and breakwater were duly i
spected. permission having been gran
ed to go over them. After spendln
sometime chatting with the forem
they returned to the dory and launc
sprung up. The waves rose high in
the beach. Unaware of the grave da
ger they were facing they rowed o
close to the launch and attempted
swamped and the three occupan
could swim. lt appeared as if thei
doom was sealed, but Dennis, cllngln
to the upturned dory with one han
courageously recovered the oars an
action undoubtedly saved their live
A strong current turned them shor
wards. At last, when giving up in d
spalr and about to lose their suppo
sands. Chilled-to the marrow an
terror stricken at such a .narrow e
Brunswick coast farm houses. but th
doors were closed against them-I Th
occupants evidently imagined the
terday and when interviewed gave
struggle against heavy odds. Their es-
capo was almost miraculous as they
were burdened with heavy fall cloth-
ing and high sea. boots.
GREECE I8 WITH ALLIE8.
PARIS, November 11.- The' French
Government received today from Pre-
mier Skoulodie, head of the new Greek
cabinet, formal assurance of “our
neutrality with the character of sincer-
est benevolence towards the Entonte
Powers."
Premier Skouloudis expressed the
hope that the feelings of the Entente
Powers' towards Greece would not be
influenced by attempts to impair their
friendly relations. The communica-
llomanos, Greek minister at Par
which the minister delivered to Jules
Cambon. general secretary of the For-
eign Ministry. The telegram follows:
“Athens, November 9.- Please give
to the President of the Council the
most formal assurance on my part of
our ilrm resolution to continue our
neutrality, with the character of the
sincerest benovelence towards the
-Entente lfowers.
"Please add that the new cabinet
accept as its own the declarations of
former Premier Zaimier regarding
the friendly attitude of the Royal
_. ov rnment as to the allied troo '
G e pe at
Balonlka. lt is too conscious of the
real interests of the country and of
what it owes' to the powers which are
protecting Greece to swerve from this
`li`ne of conduct. It hopes that the
ireidly feelings of these powers for
Greece will not for a moment' be in-
fluenced by malicious and mislead-
ling news purposely circulated with
the mein object of changing the good
relations that exist between the En.
tente and Greece.”
IDENTIFIED
Binks--Shafer, do yoii know that
woman across the street
Shafer-She certainly looks familiar
Let me see. It’s my wlfe’s new drdess,
my dsughter'e list. end my mother-in
lsw’s parssol--lure! lt's our cook!
--Macon News. - .
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$l.00 REWARD $100
The  of o
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Mr. Dennis Rooney, and Mr. Charles
McKenna, Cherry Valley, had a rather
the New Brunswick side, anchors
the boat at some distance from th
shore and put out in the dory. Th
a
ed it' By tm’ time 9' heavy gale bio can say that I was in Scotland la
the air and broke thunderlngly upo
drift down to it. The dory instantl
fast failing companions. This promp
5.
cape from death the bedraggled men is su" at the S“v°Y H°“5°- Rem”
applied for admission at several New ber me to him and all enquiring Ivory Goods here now. The Two Macs
thrilling account of their desperate
cial Board, Mr. Leonard Wood.-°
mmiw [Smit llllil. llillllllill Hlilll
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They had been visiting relatives in of ms P E I' who dunng the nr
Cape T"“"'°"°' and when “wut t° re few m'onths after war was dcclar
until last March when he joined t
Cape Tormenllne. They gratefully ac- “Mums in England but MP6,” S00
f:§':;‘. .‘..‘;°..1‘*:.‘i..°:'.:’.:.i:.i.z.':°.:‘.a:‘- ~<» »-  ~<»   `
a small dory behind. The pier at th
Island side was examined and skilfu
3 I received sometime ago, 1 was g
8 indeed. He and I wont out west
gf I can't tell you a great' deal about m
d experience since war broke out but
n talk Scotch. I have also been in th
3; land where the Shamrock grows an
to I have been in France wher
y I could not understand anyone but “A keepsake (nw which is wrought
ts myself. I suppose the next time I g
struggled in the cold wnteh None there it will be to the front' but that smdefeqy wishing ydd mam, rem,-“B
I. may not be for a little while yet;
8 months and was away last week for
d course in rough riding I like
of wanmachines flying over head.
d I will try and write a longer lett
the next time. I suppose Uncle Ji
9 friends.
8 Your cousin,
y ROBERT McPHE
were German spies in disguise. Weak- Adare"-
ened from the severe cold they had to Driver R~ M"Phe°-
travel three miles before a suitable 3'2 Field GUY-»
shelter was reached. Mr. Rooney and S- M- R- C-.
McKenna passed through the city yes- Wickham BIBIIDDB-
A Essex, England.
celved from Robert McPhee formerl
e
5 Essex. England,
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la
e to hear that you were all well as th
B |°‘“'°9 me Bt Presem' I was "ew of Souris you were followed by the-
n_ much surprised to hear about cousin an wde have Bm” thu time observed
¢. \R°b°"9 d°“"h~ It Wi" Very Suddgn best wishes of all the countryside,
t°' with satisfaction your evident en-
gether last year and bad a ilne trip. joyment of the pass which your em-1;.
-_--t-isl__°
luleresiing Details
01 l.lie in 013 Trenches
Private George A. Bears, formerly
of Peter‘s Road, Lot 63, has written
an interesting letter to his mother,
from which the following notes are
taken:
Somewhere in France,
Oct. 17. 1915.
Dear mother.-I am well hoping
these few lines will find you all the
same. I received Jennle's, Lulu’s and
your letters while I was in the trench-
es. The shells were iiylng pretty good
when I was reading it. I did not get
your tobacco yet. It's pretty hard to
want and give them what I think lt is
worth. I tell you what we slaughter-
ed some Germans the last time we
were ln. about 500 killed in front of
us. besides the wounded. Wle fired
some smoke bombs out of our trench-
es towards theirs, you ought to see
them get out of their trenches and
run. They thouglitit was gas.~ I ani
in n Belgium house writing this letter,
and after trying to talk Belgian for
10 or 15 minutes I got a pen and ink
from her and some paper on which l
am writing to you. After the heavy
shell ilre for over a week we are glad
to' get out for a rest. The boys are
all well, and getting along flue. We
had some nice ilne weather the last
week or ten days and hope it will con-
tinue although it don'-t look much like
it to-night.
Well, this is Sunday. We held ser-
vice this momlng in a cow pasture.
I would like to be home to go to
church with you to hear Rev. Ewen
McDougall. It won't be long, though.
till we will be home for good. I did
not see Lewis yet as he is 10 or 12
miles from where I am. It's pretty
'hard for me to get there to see him,
or other. Weil. mother, as my com-
pany is on duty this afternoon I did
not feel like reins. so my Lieutenant
excused- me from going ss I was es-
corting bim around to different places,
since we came out of the trenches
when the rest were resting. There
are four or ilve Belgians gabbering
away alongside of me. so it is bard
for me to write. We will be used to
the like of that by the time the war is
over. Well. mother. the lady has just
siren me I 0111> 0! seed coiiee and
bread and butter. I tell you what it
goes right to the piece. Well, I must
close and get back to my biilets be-
fore the company gets back. Will
 .`, ' close with lots of love to everybody.
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I - » Wm Give my love to papa. So good-bye;
"°"‘ ' °"*' from your ever loving son.
~ GIOROI.
terspersed with vocol solos and duets
whiled the time pleasantly away for
37 those who were not disciples of Ter-
°f pischore. The event. of the evening
010 was the dancing of the wedding reel
5 by Mr and Mrs Angus MacCormaclr
a
E- who despite the many years passed
~ -- Styles. Dllrllls the YOU' 8- N009 °f.\over their heads were abble to trip
..°Messrs. W. H. I-Iorne. repro- land, sdioining the church was p
sentlng Gordon McKay Co, Toronto. chased in order to provide accomo
Roy B. Dunn, Imperial Tobacco Co.. ation for teams. The interior ot t
and J. B. Gaudet, Rock City 'I‘-i- church has been thoroughly clean
'bacco Co., are in Souris in the inter- and renovated. It was decided to p
ests of their firms.-’ a new stove in the church.-at an ee
“Y” the “light fantastic" as well as any Of
h .
the younger people present
d
9 Many beautiful presents were re-
°d ceived and the following addresses
xl were read, each accompanied by a
“Y substantial gift.
\` To Mr. and Mrs. Angus' MacCor-
hi mck, on thLs the 50th anniversary of
0 your wedding. we. a few of your old
0*' friends from Monticello, wish to offer
he We beg of you to accept this ac-
P- companylng gift as a. slight token of
0° the good will and esteem ln which
m* you and yours have always been held
by us. That we may all be spared to
celebrate with you. your Diamond
Jubilee is the earnest wish of your
friends. Slgned.- Joseph MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Maclntyre, Mr.
and Mrs. Nell MacCormack, John A.
.[0    MacDonald, Francis Carter, Daniel R.
MacDonald,James A. McDonald, Ron-
ald J. Carter.
Bt sary of your nuptials, ilfty years ago
d we beg hereby to extend our hearty
y W” °m9|°&°d 0” 9' Brmsh T"““°P°" tellcitatlons and to give at leasteome
I
‘-` slight expression to our sentiments
\
d Brltish.Army and has since been of mm; mgm.d_ Through an the
“ years you lilved amongst us we ever
lou ou ind and considerate nel ii
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comment passed upon the immenize Rneslg 33?; nwelcgmg `e&e:""'w§;’eh friends in the community ln general.
A few years ago, when you retired
5 from the more strenuous activities of
is life to take up your abode in the town
Y er years had so fully earned.
I That those nanny conditions may
Bl long continue in our earnest prayer
New Ye" and certainly heard them and as e. tangible expression of those
9 feelings, which words are not ade-
d quate to express, we ask you to ac-
e cept this small gift.
0 The givcrs' loving thoughts."
I of this auspicious day.
have been training now for eight signed.. John v_ MadDdnaid_
3 Archid. MacCormack, Alex. D. Mac-
° Cormnck. John A. Maclnnis, John L.
d.
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sd d d, b th ph fm army fine. it is a seed life. there is Mderhee, Ronald D. Macndome,
we em ‘mea 6 arms ° 2 lots of sport such as football and Aiphpdsds Modphee, Michppp Mac.
,_ things like that. I guess the wer lntyre, Alexixs MacPhoe, John A.
e_ won't last forever and when it is ov
e_ I will go back to my "aue' country ed-5 please copy,
rt ‘the land of the Maple- Leaf. I often
which meh. numbing hand, mum see Zeppeiins and lots of other kinds “It is truly a magnificent display of
scarcely hold, bottom was reached.
Tbtally exhausted they fell upon’ the “ev” was much g°°d at “"'m“5 b
0*' MacKinnon. Patriot and Boston pap-
. I French Ivory Goods that we have here
Ut now for inspection and selection and
HI' our old, before-the-war prices make
lil each article the utmost in good value.
H1- You can save money by buying French
149 Great George Street. Mtf.
llll MIHKHS
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday)
Butter. (creamery) lb 32-34
Butter, (Tub) lb. 25
Eggs (dozen) 34
Beef Ib. (retail) 10-12
Pork. lb . 10%
Fowls, lb. 10
Chicken, Ib. 12-14
Hay (pressed) ton $12-$13
Straw (pressed) ton $6.50
Turnlps (bushel) 12
Potatoes, Reds, (bus. 50
Potatoes, Blues, (bus.) 55
Oats, white (bus) 42-44
Oats, black (bus) 44
Boots, (bus.) 40
Carrots, (bus.) 40
60
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Wool, lb.
Parsnlps, lb . .
Geese (per pair) $1.30--$1.75
Ducks (each) 60-80
Hides 14-15
Butter (dairy) lb 24-26c
Butter. (creamory) lb. 31-32c.
Buckwheat per ton 75-00c.
Calfskins lb. 130.
Eggs per doz. Zilc.
Hay (pressed) ton $10-$13
Hay, (loose) por ton $0-$10
Hides per lb. 14c.
Oats (black) per bus. 471;
Oats (white) per bus. 45c.
Oatmeal per 100 lbs. $3.50
Potatoes bus. 531:.
Pork (organs left in) ` 7%-10%
Straw (pressed) per ton $6
Turnlps per bus. 20c.
Wheat per bus, $1-$1.20
Wool per lb. 25-i0c.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
(Special to The Guardian)
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Wheat, No. 3
fred, $1.07 to $1.10; N0. 3 hard, $1.030(
to $1.06.
Corn, No. 2 old, 66c.§ No. 2 white,
old, 64% to 651:.; No. 3 yellow, new,
tl2c.; No. 3 white, now, 001:.
Oats, No. 3 white. 35% to 35%c.;
Standard, lille.
Barley, 53 to 65c.
but I may run across him some time ‘ BYO. N0- 2. $1-0L
Timotliy- $5.00 to $8.00.
Clover $10.00 to $20.00.
Pork, $14.07. -
Lsrd. $8.82.
Ribs, $10.02 to $10.62.
 
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_ Fll0I BACKACHEI
When your kidneys are weak and
torpid they do not properly rform
the functions' your beer seizes
and you do not feel like doing mash
of anything. You are likely to be
dsspondent and to borrow trouble,
just ss if you hadn't enough ai-
reedy. Don't be s victim any longer.
The old reliable medicine, Hood’s
Bs l vas strait I and
No. mu. Pte. come A. nem,_
r ____ H D. Co'y., 20  abr,”
rlerefil I. “xl gt
tone to the neys and _builds up
the whole system. Get it today.
o_ The following letter has been re- ml;1:§{:_nE']§‘;l:\. Mrg»'nen';;giB lvzcggz
Y celebrate today the golden anniver-
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3 ore ever rea y 0 he p n al that
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'special sale of cans?
Goods
in the Olyster department we sell canned lobsters and other
good at ow prices. ‘
1 lb. tin Lobsters.  ........32c
3-4 “ “      ..27c
1-2 “ “ “   . ._  20c
1-4  “ “ .......  ...._..1oe
Sardines Victoria Brand l3c two for_...._ _ .....25c
Campbells Soups 13c 21or......  .......... .. 25c
Numerous other kinds reasonable
At Aylwards Queen Street
l - oysters wholesale and Retail
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J ust Ari‘°ved
_ 50 pairs Men’s heavy all-wool Tweed suits worth
$3_.50._ We are selling them for $2.50. Do not fail to get
a pair before they all go. We will not be able to replace
them at that price. _
_Also a new shipment of Gordan’s Overcoats ” extra
quality. Owing to a delay in shipping we got these coats
below their regular price and we can offer you the
following: ` . »
Best $15.00 value for 12.50. 18.00 value for 15.00.
also some higher and some lower. ,
These are_ Gordon’s best overcoats made of pure
all-wool heavy weight tweeds Convertible collars and best
twilled ltalian._ Come and see our coats when you want
one. None can beat our values. '
Also : Do not forget our extra underwear offer.
tion was in the form_of a telegram get what you want here. Some can ; _
from the Greek premier to Athos imderstand English. the most of them BUMMERSIDE MARKET
ig, cai1’t; the only thing and the best way . . 0 ‘
I can get along is take the things I
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Nw Silver Munn
  Base Burner
with and Without
Revertible F lue
also
Hard Coal for use
with same, and all
at prices for cash
that will meet any
competition in the
Province.
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