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    BUCH/\RE'>'i` Oct 17 --The funeral
` B§ \ of king Charles ot lioumaiiia was held
, 1, Sa ,_ y\_"4(_‘ 1 Thursday morning and lati-r in the dai
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.,' _ Y’  cntliedral at (‘lirtes Dc Arges, one ol' '~ 
"f . . HIDES, SKINS, WOOL, JUNK.   (1 'V the ancient capitals ot’ Wulaclila. 'l`hc '
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for ovci: 30 years, hos borne the sigimtm-0 t
o
_ and has bee d
dew-pw.  ......::.r.r. .°;_::';'it;
_ ii . _ -
Au couiiterfeits, 1mitaritifigvdiliiqeSf.‘§§i§'gf‘,;:,‘f,;§‘3}‘,§{}e‘§§§£
Experiments that ti~ii'l with d .
  
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what is cAs'rol=-nA
Cnstoria. is u. harmless substitute for C
'goric,'DroDS"'und Soothing Syrups. Itnigogleggdnirarw
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otlie N ' It
substance. Its age is its guarantee It destr r arcane
and alloys Feverislincss. For more than thii")tYyB 3-0:1112:
4.. _ -1..\?'c.`.' _~.,.¥. _ ._ \\_,..
hits been in constant use o '
1 Flutillency, \Vind Colic, Ialll  ofT$on§?putio“’
Diitrrlioca. It regulates the Stomuih ag; ID?) and
asiiiuiilates the Food, giving 1ica.lthy`nnd natu I. Yds,
The Clilldren’s Panacea-The 1lIother’s Friendfa 8 eel).
GENUINE CASTOF-IIA Ai.wAvs
Bears the Signature of
s l O ‘ ‘
~ ln Use For 0ver 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in ,_  _ lvmiii "- 
1 'lWantedl
3 Female Cross foxes,
from 60 p. c. up. Island
bred preferred.
10 acres of land, good
buildings, suitable for fox
ranch. g
FOR SALE:
1 Class B female.
1 Good Driving Horse.
Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American
Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
The Farm Stock é? Fox
Exchange of P. E. I.
Head Otiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
Phone 485 P. 0. Box 4
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I with an “li-sl"
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In the IDEAL Hopper-C<o‘_ed Engine you have the
. best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine
that you could possibly require. _ .
The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all
conditions-through the winter blizzard as easily asa
torrid July day. It is easily installed can, be
transported from place to place. Simple 'to oper-
A atefeasy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and
will pay for itself in a few months use.
The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the
farm. While in see about it today.
Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd. _
Steam Navagation Wharf; _  ' JAS. CARRAGhER,
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I plumbing that Pleaser. l
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our piumbing pleases the most particular. We
A are proud of our ability to rapidly, accurately and
at 3 moderate price, do anything from packinga
_ faucét to puttiniltl a complete bath room or hot air
system in YOUY °me° ` ‘
I be 'n our employ is a mechanic of
| Ea‘;iilF¥1zl)i!i%t<l] eitlpirriences. _Every ipb undertaken
' Ong speedily and satisfactorily com le d.
A lioiaitifhlllrlllormation, call, write or phone 39
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BEEFHIDES. The market is rather
Quiet, as the tanners seem to be well
supplied tor present needs, and are
not anxious at present for turther
supplies. City Butchers Hides tiats
14c per lb. Country Hides, flat, cured,
15’/4 to 15%c. per lb. Part cured, 14%
to 15c. per lb. _ .
CALFSKINS. The market is .drag-
Ky, with very few inquiries. City skins
green, flat, 160. Country, cured,-17 to
181/Ac. Part cured, 16\,§c,. according
to conditions and take oii’. .Deacons
or Bob Cali' 80:: to $1.20 each.
HORSEHIDES are easy with an in-
dication ot' lower prices. City take oft
$4.50 lo $4.75. Country take oil' No. 1.
$4.00 to $4.50. No. 2. $2.50 to $3.50.
SHEEPSKINS are moving slowly
at current quotations. City Lamb-
skins, Pelts or Shearlings 50 to 90c.
eiich. Country Lanibskins or Shearl-
iixgs 35 to 90c each.
WOOL. Owing to the embargo
on the .export of wool by England.
there may be a little more life in-
jected into the local market. which _
has been quiet for some time past. lt
is too early to State whether it will
have any etiect. olrpricos os tho inan-
utacturers have simply been buying
to fill orders, mostly tor military pur-
poses and it looks as though they will
have no trouble in securing supplies
for the purpose for some time to come.
Washed combing fleece- (coarse) 27 to
28c. Washed clothing fleece (line) 20
to 30c. Waslied rejectioiis. (hurry,
ehittty, etc.,) 23 to 240. llnwaslicil
fleece combing (coarse) 18 to 20c. Un-
gvqashed fleece clothing' (line) 20%, to
DC.
TALLOW. Market is very quiet,
and an easier ‘feeling prevails. City
rendered solid iii barrels, 6 to 6'/,_
'Constipation' _j-
Vanishes Forever
'Prompt Relief--Permanent Cure '_
CARTEW3 LITTLE ,’ D - _
uvan Piusmm 'f /
tg. Purely yélegeh _ - _
e--mi  ,
iw. ,,.,,.i,'.“§ ’ ,  CARTER`$
, . 3..
\liesliver;‘“.'-' ,,:' ' 
unified- 7.- -' _ Plus.
distress- -my \ ~’
cure indi-_ `“ ¢ -°‘*”"'_`
ation- impion the compluion -- BT:
cy\u. Shall Pill, Snail Duo,S¢\il ' _Y
_ tfcnuine-_-i.... sawn.. ,
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Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co. Ltd.
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ommencing Monuuy, the lst ot June,
STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
leaves Cliarlottctown for Pictou, N.
S., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20
o’clock a. in., leaving Pictou on re-
turn about 4.00 p. ni. Connections
made at Picton for all points in
Nova. Scotia.
STEAMER EMPRESS
Leaves Summerside tor Poliit-d\i-
Chene, N. B., Dolly (except Sunday)
about 10 o‘clock a. m., leaving Point-
d‘u-Chene on return iibout 4.30 p. nl.,
connecting with express tmiils for
Cliarlottetown and Tignish. Connec-
tions made at Point~du-Chene for nlli
points in Can'-ida and the United
States.
G W. WAKEFORD.
Manager.
Charlottetown, May ‘?.9th, 1914,
2675-5-30Mtf.
pun ning; _l_|
Time Table
S. S.Hillsboro
Room Poinr FERRY
Lcuve Ch'Town. Leave Rocky P.t
_. 7.30 8.00 .
8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
9.30 "' 10._00 "" `
11.00 " 11.30 "
1.30 1". M. 2.00 P. M.
2.110 “ 3.00 “
3.30 “ 4.00 "
5.00 " r~5.30 "
SUNDAY
M. 10.00 A. M.
1.00 P. M.
2.30 “
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M. MURPHY, Manager.
‘ANAo|AN
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SEAL
BRAND
corrrin
Often' imitated
Seldbm Equaled
Never Suu-passed
Packed In out and
two .pound tins only.
CHASE & SANBORN
MONTREAL iso
 
(‘_ouiitr_v stock, solid in barrels, No. 1.
6 to lilac. No. 2. 51,; lo (ic. (Take No.
1. 01/A to 7c. No. 2. 5!/4 to (ic.
HORES HAIR. Market is lower.
the sharp advance ol' ai few weeks ago
having brought large supplies io mar-
ket. I"urnier_pedlai' stock 50 to 521:.
OLD RUBBERS, JUNK, ETC.. arc
holding their own with no chalice iii
prices. Rubber Boots & Shoes accord-
ing to lriiii 51/1 to lic. Auto tires 4 to
Fic. Bicycle tires 2 to 41'. Leall.
heavy ill/4 104(-. 'l`L-tt Lead 2'/Q to
2%',.§c. Brass, heavy 9 to 10(-._ Light li
t.o Tc. Copper, lleavy 11 to 120. Light
10 to 10%. Zinc 21/g to 4(-.
_POWDERY SCAB.
This disease has been known on the
(`oiit.iilenl_ of Europe since the year
1841. ll was reported from lrelttiid in
1906. and was llrsl found in Ciillarln iii
the full ol` 1912.
At llrst sight: it reseiiiliies common
scub, but on closer examination ii dil-
fereiicc is observed, The pusllile or
wart which il forum on the suriiice is
surrouiidi-.il by the 'broken skin oi' the
potato and the cenrtre ol` thc. pustule
is: filled by u po\\'de.1r which is usuiilly
of zi dork greenish: or sometinies
brownisli colour. Vi/licii this powder
is examined under the inicroscopc il
is seen to consist of " spore-hulls " and
is thus easily iiistttiigllislicd from nil
other potato diseasnes. 'Flienc spore-
halls ure not pi‘es\.=iiit. in cominoii or
ordinary scah.
lt is niuch easier to tell il' powdery
’   f an
.'23 _ pay- .N 
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Change__i_n Time
~ On 1st October, 1914, the following
changes in trains ou P. E. I. railway
will take place:-
. Morning train will leave Elmira at
5.25, Souris, 6.25, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, ar-
rive at Charlottetown 9.30.
Saturday trip Elm_ii'a to Souris and
return will he discontinued.
Morning train will leave Georgetown
6.30, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, arrive Char-
lottetown ut 9.30.
All other trains will run as at Dre~
sent.
District Passenger Agent'n Oiiice,
Charlottetown, Sept. 28th. 1914.
5785-9-28mett
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PLANT LINE
_'I` he S. S. “Halifax” sail
from Charlottetown for Bos
ton via Hawkesbury and Hali-
fax ' every Friday at noon
‘ For further information app
1:0 '
Agent
_ Charlottetown
_
"BOSTON A
p $18.00 A
_ From Charlottetown
GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS
I rnou ours or issvn
FALL EXCURSIONS ' M 9
_ ___ _.I To . . ssailings  _Ss
Tickets onSnl¢ until October 31st I
The Furness l
FRO_\,| {_4i.\`lN>N l-'HR LU.\`l\1I.\`
.\'crth Point October 22nd.
'-’cloher Sth. Knnawha october Slst
Urtoher 15th. Digby .\'ov. Tlh.
` Shenandoah Nav: l8lh.
i (ict. 27th. Rappahannock Nov. 24th.
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FRIWI LlvEli|'oliL Fok LlVE.RP<N'L
tlctnbcr 8th. Tabasco. lktdher 28th
Uctober list. Durnngo .\'nv. 10th.
Nov. 17th. Tabuco Det. ith.
nod fortnightly direct snilings.
For futther pniticuliiis apply lo
Furn¢ss,Withv & Co.l.td.
last heiiedictioii was pronounced ovci'
thc' body early in the morning. The
service for the dead in the Orthodox
sion the body ot' the late king was
edrul, where the body was entomhcd.
ously in all the cliurclics in the king-
cd the hodv oi' King (‘liarles while lt
i"ROTES'l‘ T() UNITED .'\"l‘A'I`l~lS
Cecil Spring-ltice, the British em-
lni. secretiily of ‘wtati Limsinp today
to alleged violations of ncutl'alit,y in
German worships had been coaled at
sea from _\|anila. illqlliry was ilircct-
scah is presclit ii' thc iirilulor-_s nrt- lirsl
gently hilt. czii'cl`llll_\' wllslicll. 'l`ll<‘.\‘
should not he s<~i'libbed. as the dis-
tiiigliishiiig p<i\v<ll\i'_v scab wolllil in lliali
case be rulihed o|`|`.
All iiilei‘estc_ii in this silhjcct .sliliiilil
l`ht llrsl iueetiiig will bo held .il _lion
tzigue on Monday evening, al Souris un
should be your relief from indi-
gestion, biliousness, or consti-
pation. Known to be reliable
and famous for their prompt
and certain efficacy-are
Eeectiaofs
hills
Llrfxcst Solo nf Any Medicina ln Lim 'ifviorilfs
“old everywhere. in bsxu, 25 cent:
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CANADIAN GOVEJITNMENT n»All_wAYs ‘
INTERCGLONIAL
PniNcE EDWARD ISLAND nv
Through Service to Quebec
and Montreal _
OCEAN LIMITED leaves daily
2.20 P. M.
MARITIME EXPRESS leaves
daily except Sunday 9. 40 P _M.
Connection via Summerslde
and Point du Chene, by train
1eaving_Charlottetown 7.35 A. M.
Sleeping and Dining Car Ser-
vice Unrivalled.
6067-15-16Mtf.
 
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
Leivea St. John Mondays Wednesdays rind
Fridayc at 9.00 a. m. for ‘.`ubcc, Eastport, Port-
and and Boston.Returning.‘ci\vcs Central Wharf
Boston. 9.00 a. m. Monday.. Wednesdays ani
Fridays for Portland. vliastport. I-\lb¢C 'Ind 5 -
lohn.
MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE _
$3.00 Rcdurcd fare to New York Uri Isl».»\l¥ri
'l0tll.
Direct service between Portland and New York
lcaves Frnnklin Wharf, Portland Tut-sdavs
Thursdays aiid‘Si-iturdays at 6.00 p. in.. for N='W
York
S1, John 'l`irket OEcc_ 47 Kin! Sl
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Ni-:w_£roRl<.’\ _
600 Rooms 400 Baths,
/Splendid eoomi' With
adjoining bein, $2.00j
.Vi/ith private bath,
' from $2.50.
Special weekly retes.\
th
lltulairanl Prices Mutants.”
The most convenient location to-
eotreii, depnrtmcnt stores and nil-
firsniiit lines; bilfrzavzc transferred
to rind from Pcnns;, Amin Station
lfree. 1 -
Chnl. I. Tnylop. Pres dont.
‘alter Gllimn ‘Ili-r-l‘re»‘».leu|.
, ‘liter Lhanil r. Jr. (-f ‘PIP
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church followed, and at its coiiclu- I ,'_~, 'f--;- I f, 1' -.-,‘,\;',,,  _,,_
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Fliileral scrllices were held l~:iiiiu|taili‘- “Made in Canada!!
“"‘"' MM” "‘““ "°~°"° "“"‘°““ "‘°l"' Sold by Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd, Charlottetown, P. E. l. and
lay in state in the palace lierc. R. T. H0lm&D, Ltd, SllI!1|ll€l'lld¢,  E. l.
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lfnoii lzlcixvr nni'l‘.\1N. I V _ I p F _ 7|
W‘“"’N"T"”' """°""‘ “'°'*"" % 
bussador, called the uttcntioii ot act    
the Philippines, \\‘lici~c he said the
British governiiient twlii-ved varhius    A
ed immediately by the state dcpiirt- T H E B E S T
f ment to the nutlioritics iit \liii'iilii.
attend tiic meetiiigs that ure be-.iiiir
held ut central points in the proviii<'+~_ I N  E S ‘ I \ M E N A \ \
' i ‘ ' ` - ; _
'l`uesill\_v cveliiiig and at St l’etvrs on I .__i...._
W lr lily ning. .é___m"’ 0 W N
C( 105( V UVL’
K V; ` THE GOLDEN PELT FOX AND FUR COMPANY
OF CANADA LTD
safe and Sure OFFICE DENNis i§UiLo1NG
 X HJ HALIFAX, N. s._ -
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Tlie Strength oi a Will
Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly
entrusted to a Strong Executor.
The Eastern Trust Company will advise with your
Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your
Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the
best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.
The names of its Directors and Oiiicers, and its large
Capital, are a guarantee ot its Strength, Ability and Good
Faith.
Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater
than those of an Individual. _
Consultation or correspondence invited.
The Eastern Trust Co.
W. S. Stewart, Manager
Charlottetown
Capital $1,000,000.
Total Assets $15,000,000.
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1§f;'§';"li" f~ _ Charlotte town. AF-
_t 5% n Ilunter River
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'," \ Pal-Etmiflfl  f "" Kensington
~\ p i`M§j__;;{'f»l  V _ Ar. Summcrslde _ _Dep.
 ILM.
_ `~-- _ (_ 2.10 Dep. Summerslde _ Ar.
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”' ’““""`°"' °""`"‘°""“' "“"“‘ Canadian Government Railway
P. E. I. RAILWAY
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER lst, 1914. ` '
0 Trains luwaril.
.\.`.~1. ILM.
ll.'l0 10.15
Ill. X0 0.10
9.56 8.45
9.27
9.00
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1.39
3.00
Port Hill
O'I.eary
5.00 Ar. Tlgnish Dep.
AM.
8.45
8.10
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Emerald Jet. Ar.
Cape Tray erse Dep.
A.M.
6.50 Dep.
8.35
9,12
8.55
9.30
7.10 Dep.
8.00 Ar.
wi-;_:»::A_c\:7
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ci.-eco.;
9.30
8.30
7.58
Flinrlottetown. Ar.
Mt. Stewart ,
Morcil
4.57 9.41 St. l’eter’s 7.30
6.00 11.10 Ar. Souris Dop. 6.35
_“____“-._~__‘__im 5.25
3.00
4.10
4.36
7.10 Ar. Elmira Dcp.
21.50
11.41!
2.15
1.25
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22-“ia
8.20
7.20
7.40
6.110
8.40 Dep. Mr. Stewart Ar.
‘I 50 t`ardignn
.20 Montague
.00 Ar. Georizctown Dep.
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cp. Clinrlott ct own Ar.
Vernon iii ver
Ar. Murray Harbor Dep.
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"' OCTOBER 20, 1914” *"0 "'_"' "'”""““"""’”"*""'-~'”' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' ' ' "'*""""f'""»-'~""'-' -" ~'~ - ~~ ~ ---~~~-~ - --'~ ---' PAGE ELEVEN "'Y g
“A” ,,o,,,,,A,,,A ,,,,,,,E,, ' Firebox linings are extra heavy McClary i
' ' L .
  ,.1 Wm* "“";E f‘2‘“"' "°"°“S Semi-Steer best material for the purpose.
placed on avgun carriage drrtwii by six ‘  '___ _.T _ _ c,_. ,U  1’ _‘.._ ~._  .
       _p    
tollcd_wliile the funeral processiioiuuii- "H"-" so  .ft "7 ‘1»\~aNtl' 11+ -"1-‘.~' ni.-1 1- .-5 7
§’,‘;{,;§{§3‘2§§,?§;;§;"‘,;,‘,i§§§i§“,§,"{li§"".§iilf %n!e linings are practically inde-
¥`{if;`i tSi‘.‘if'§~’.l`l3<.r§i"‘§afK€°f§ldiiiili “iii at Structible. Examine them at
1-ligfliii `I§i~`§§5...'i',lfi l’.‘."`l`i‘I£‘.“..fffii‘.»i.'.`t filflili the McClary dcaler’s and you’ll realize why.