grae ra-rmsnrsws
Au. _
GOOD ADVICE.
I
success;
ok for distress.
find what you look for d0n’t
‘UUh‘RDll‘H"""2
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - -_-:_-.1-;_z;_~::::_-‘-'-2'-1
It NY! to buy in this Province.
mmsrrmc or' 'ri-In oovsnund-mN'n
-A meeting of the Executive U0\ll\¢il
has been summoned for tomorrow &f~
ternoon, at two o'clock, in the Coun-
hunt for trouble, but look for cu Chnmhen
GOOD SHOT.-The U. C. 0. is t0
be congratulated upon having am0D§
le
BN buf- YOUI' 9had°W~ "°m°"" its .students s. coming Bisley Rifle-
lwr. I WHY. man, who, on Saturday afternoon.
f
'hint the Bl\1l_iB Still lhinlngi but under very adverse weather condi-
you're in the way-
Ihiut grumble, don’t bluster, don't
Vinum, and d0n't shirk;
!¥¢n.t think nf your worries, but
_“J think of your work;
'l“l}'¢ worries will vanish, the work
,. - will be done; -
the sun.'
-Evcrybody's Monthly.’
PENS ANU ,FUXES
 AHE All HEMJY
In the Dennis llanch six pens are
practically completed for the six
pairs of Pedigrced silver beauties ranged for Saturday HULGFHOOH next. "1
ll DINNIS HANEH,
tions won first place at the 500 yd.
m
soo with as4. ' t
"__“' C
THANKS.-The Guardian acknowl- (
edges with thanks receipt from Mr.
G.
papers giving a detailed history of
the Tariff discussion in the Senate,
and the arrangement finally arrived
at.
stated in The Guardian the rifle
match between the York and Char- “
lottetown Civilians' Rifle Clubs,
-with the Fourth Regiment Club
ered contest-which should have tak- P
en place on Saturday last but was d
abandoned on account of the rain
preventing a full attendance on the
atch with a possible also at the vices in the Methodist Churches on
"Missions from a Layn1an's Stand-
W. Cuming, New York, and form- paint," '
No lman sees his shadow who faces erly of this city, of United States
A GUOD IDEA___AB previously N. S., was a passenger arriving by
the
coming in to make it 8 th,.ee_,.,_,m_ been visiting her home here for the
part of the teams; has been rear- EQ
\\'hif'l: watch the building operations
from adjoining pens.
All the foxes are in perfect health
and the sale of stock goes steadily
on nf the Head Office, 155 Richmond
St., wherc Mr. Dinnis, Mr. Jones uni, ir1Sf2€u<l Of U19 match bfliflil Bll0f» 00
Saturday coming it should be fixed
Mr. ffanieron are hubilitutcd several
from the Summerside Rifle Club who,
it will be remembered, it was origin-
ally intended should have competed H
town, were passengers arriving by
the Pictou boat on Saturday night.
last Saturday. They suggest that
hours daily. for Thanksgiving Day, October 20,
Stock has been placed over a wide In
se
cxtrnf of territory-so that the John
li. llinnis Vedigrced Foxes will have to Participate in lt- Their team
foreuin connections to boost their “"°“m INV” in tm* morning and af'
stock when extensions to the com-
pany heroine advisable. It is con-
fidently expected that stock sales
will complete- in a fcw more weeks so
that thc certificates can be issued a
a
an\f~thc company organized in Nov-
ember when the final payments are
called for. 1946.10-7Mtts3i
Announcement is made by the.
Maine Steamship Line of the East- ul
rive here at noon, and the match _ _
could he shot of] at whatever sub. where she intends to spend the wint-
sequent hour might be agreed upon.
This is agood suggestion to which
number of the city rifle shots are
g to a Guardian reporter yester- l‘
ern Steamship Corporation thatcom ~ ‘my “ft°m0°“_ with "_°g‘“`d to the
mencing October lst, the fare bei Bmw of health m we city' Dr' H'D'
tween Portland, Me., and New York ‘J
in she price of staterooms will also f
Reduced fares will be in meet also amount of them, all the time,” he
from all points in Maine and the
Provinces via Portland and the
Maine Steamship Line to New York
and beyond. The public will doubt-
less be quick to avail themselves of
the low fares which will remain in
effect until further notice. 'lhc
Steamships of this lloute are most
comfortable and the trip from Port-
land, and to the wonderful City oi
Ncv\'.'York n. most attractive one at
any iscason. 1949-M@1i_
OiITf)lll'll'l (lA NA DA MfiN'l‘Hl.Y.
Thr question of divorce is bccom_
ini: an urgent one, according to Geo.
rgv Lllurke Holluml, official 1'(-.porter
ol tpc »\`ov\ato, who writes at consid-
crahc length in Fanzlda Monthly for
October, under the title “Should
llivf/ree Have a l’rice?”
|"l'cllfn‘iUk W. Wallace writes of the
red'-ubtahlr: Mcflonningl. whose red
llezifl ornamcutcd alike the decks of u
\.\'i||rPja||-nivr and the timber limits
ol fha lfivicre Stn. Anne; Lincoln (‘ol
cord‘in "'l`l|c Ucvil und the llcep
.‘~len'v tells a curious story of a (lhina
Ser- pilot who called himself Dutch
buf' shared his llulland blood with
('hinrsc and Javanese, and whose
licollfiflll Eurasian wife learned str-
r.ngvvt.Iii|igs about him when Krako-
toa split his crater and let the full
tide of thc Pacific in on its boiling
lava: "Their (lame of l)r_aughts’. is
u quaint l"rench-Cunadiun story by
Rodolphe Girard; A leisurely voyage
on the littlckuown coast of Labra-
dor in rccvnlntcred hy James Church
Alvard in ‘.‘Mon of the l.abrador;"
J. llc'.~l. Uonvhoo felis a mystery
story of u purple room and u Mexi-
can junta; Ullurlcs Stokes describes
the quaint Swiss village of lfhlel-
weiss und the h`\viss guides who lived
rlunu; the love und adventure serial
.
“Unwllliug hive" is contiuu1~d, und
fhcre arf- oth:-r :\rf.ir:|r~s of ficf.lnn.
'l‘h¢» cover design is from a painting
by ltulh Uiugllaln.
_¥__._-_.__.._.,..__ .
HU HlllJl)l‘lN,
Gcu|':11‘- "f'_vnfhia, r::f.lu‘r than re
mzniu single, would you marry the
hirrrtrsf fool on earth?" f‘ynt.l\iu»~~-
"Uh, (l"o|'|;r~,, This is'no .=u|fl.\nn_"
i. ;_-_-___~'__.__.; 1;.-__ ___. ____ I
JUHNSUWS
ANODYNE
LINIMENT
Countless thousands
_ of families have found
if io bc the suresfand
uickest remedy for
guts, Wounds, Sore
Throat, Bowel Com-
_ plalnt-intemal and
external ailments.
Ill U8! OVER
~-"“" IDI YIARS
 s:f.'::‘::.'.'.‘r.:;*
».
said. “We always have a certain
alitics this year. There have been
only three or four cases of typhoid,
with only one death; and recently
there was a case of diphteria, which
was fatalf llut the doctor was not
called in until the child had been ill
for several days, in fact when she
was in a dying condition, and then
it was too late to save her." The
fortunate point with these two dis-
eases is that there have been no epi-
demics developed from them as there
might very likely lfave been. In rc-
gnrd to the case of diphtheria, Dr.
Johnson said that the surroundings
of the house in which it occurred
werr- dirty, but they had since been
tllornugllly cleansed up, and the
place fuuzigated, and there has been
no further outbreak of the disease.
GUARD THE YOUNG.-Ilcfcrcnce
to the movement for social and mor-
al reform that has been brought
recently before the people of Char-
lottetown was made indirectly at
the pro-(Iathedrul on Sunday morn-
ing by the liev. Father McL.elland.
In ammuncing the date of the month-
ly confessions for the boys, he urged
on the parents the necessity for
seeing to it that their boys and girls
were regular at their confession and
that they performed this obligation
at least once a month if not more
often.» Father Mclielland impressed
the fact that the boy who was found
willing to be regnlar~in his confes-
sions was rarely the one that after-
wards was found going astray from
the paths of rectitude; but the boy
who was quickest to take to the
downward path wus always he who
sought to skip this duty. .He also
exhorted parents to sec to it that
their children attended thc Sunday
School regularly; it was only om-o
a week and it was only n small
nmuunt of Christian lloctrinc that
could he imparted to the children
during thai. time. The great vuluo
uf the children`a regular nf.f.r:i\du|\vc
to tin-,.<:e mllltics was that it was
a guard lor them against the temp-
f.uf,ious that they were bound to
meet with later on in their lives.
From Yesterday's Evening Guardian.
NNW Af‘l’()INTMENT.»-'l"he Rey.
,John ll. Mclutyrc is appointed par-
lish priest of Tracadie replacing the
ilev. l’. ll. Mctiuigan, who was mov-
cd to Vernon River Parish.-S.
REV. S. G. LAWSON Dinan,-ncv.
S. (J. Lawson, retired l"rcsbyf.crlun
lninister, flied in Saskatoon on Nov,
Iirfi, aged 77. He was editor of the
(,'harlutteto\vn l'resbytcrian Guard-
ian for several years, and occupied
charges in Nova Scotia and'Ncw
Brunswick, Mr, Lawson is a brother
to Messrs James and John Lawson,
(Ilinrlottctown.
l’UI.l(lE COURT;- At the Charlo-
ttetown Police Cnurt this morn'ng,
James McCarvc;l on a ch/arge of
drunkenness was fined $2 or five
days.
ENGAGEMENT COMPLETED, -
The Klark-Urbans left this morning
by the Plctou Boat en route to New
Glasgow, N. S., after completing u
very successful engagement in,Cl1Br-
lottetown.
'l‘l-I-RUSHING.-Some of the farm-
-ers in Beotehfo are getting their
three!/ring done Kd reports s good
turn' out of grain,-in some eases a
hushil and shall of white oats to
the stock. This certainly. looks well
`f0t,P.l§».IA\llld.“'*.B. ' _, ' - '
.- ~" 11'. --.*1‘ .. /  ,.
x
1* nfl; " , "~ H. ‘fi 
An interesting suggestion now comes M
which case they wil] be able to lcftlthils morning on a holiday _trip
nd a team down to Charlottetown U-‘ Emllmx-
greenhls, but it ignmattnr for left by the Northumberland his
settlement among the respective cap-
tains of the teams. In place of this
match for Saturday coming, a spoon
_ . . . . shoot might be arranged.
RLDULED FA/REE’ '10 NEW YORK ,left this morning for Sydney, where
l>Il‘TAL'l‘H OF CITY GOOD.-Spcak- he
ohnston, Health Officer of the City, erpool. N. S~» ¢\\`1`iV0<l hy thc Nvfllll-
will be ,.e,l,,ced to $300, u reduction said that the health, particularly sonumberland on Saturday night. They
’ ar ai- infections diseases were con- are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. _l’.
become effective ut the Hume time_ cerned. “We always have a certain Barlow.
Corrected for every W°<iU°l4ll Ind
SERIOUS LOSS.- Mr. L. B. Mil-
ler lost a valuable Jersey sow Sun-
day, supposed to be from eating
Paris Green. The animal was found
dead in the field when Mr. Miller-s
help went out to milk. It is suppos-
ed she in some way got into the barn
and eat the poison. This cow was i
prize ' winner at the recent Exhibi
tion here.
MURRAY HARBOR.- On Sunday
October 12th in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. L. H. Jewett, the scr-
he Murray Harbor Circuit will be
onducted by Mr. W. H. Smith of
lharlottetown. The subject will be
PERSONALS. ,
Mr. Clifford Rose. New Glasgow,
Northumberland on Saturday
ight. O `
Miss Aggie Reardon who has `
ast six weeks left on return Satur-
ay morning to St, Paul, Minn.,.
Miss Elizabeth McKenna of Mcd-
rd, Mass., has arrived home on a
sit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ichael McKenna of Emerald.-E.
Messrs. Edward Chandler, E. T.
iggs, a_nd Mr. Tidmarsh, Charlotte-
Mr. Frank-Matson, Charlottetown,
Mrs. W. D. Maclntyre, Charlotte-
town, left this morning for Boston
Ur.
Mr. Joseph Doyle, Charlottetown,
morning for St. Francis Zavicr Col-
lege, Antigonlsh. r
Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Charlottetown,
will attend a meeting ofthe
reshytcrian Synod:
Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Smith, of Liv-
Miss Roma McLurc, Braekloy
Point leaves. Friday mornin!-Z f0\'
Roxbury, Mass., to spend the winter
with relatives. Her host Ol young
friends regret her departure.
Mr. Nelson Winchester, left yester-
day morning for St. John, N. B.,
where he will take part in the Dun-
lap llicyclc Race, for the Dunlap
Trophy, which` takes place on next
Wednesday. 1"
THE WAY HOME
The Way Home, a new novel from
the pen of Basil King, has just been
received from the publishers Messrs.
Harper Bros., New York, and should
prove a great seller in this, the au-
thnr’s home Province. In this nar-
rative the author enters a new field
and his characters are strongly tak-
en,the foremost of which charter Cha-
rlie Gruce, is a man' who lets luothing
stand in his way of success and how
l|e weaves out his life's purposes is
very real. This story differs from
the other writings from the pen of
Basil King and touches greater
depths of human nature than even
The Wild Olive or The Strut called
straight. It is acharming narra-
tive, one bound to captivate the at-
tention and ends by the crring hus-
band finding his way home by the
only fount of peace and happiness
“A way lending to it Glory, a Glory
-that seemed to be--a Door." The
Wuyl-lomc, is nicely hound and can
‘bc had from the publishers at $1.35
net.
SUMMPJRSIDE MARKETS.
Saturday issue.
Ni-l\J
eases
Biggs
Tumips
Potatoes
pork, \§ to 11|
B951 E L0 T
llrcssed Beef ' * | '-0 1"
chicken if
Turkeys 15 to 22
G98" ll to lil
Fowl ‘B
Ducks 15
oats (white) 4°
0|'-its (black) 4) tu 44
when f 0°
Pom on to 50
- -_.J
“MY BAGK HAS NEVER
THUUBLEU ME
Slntl Taking 6||| PILLS
I. Lyons Brook, N.S., Feb. 26th.
“You are perfectly free to use my
name in any way to benefit GIN PILLS. l
‘ for they deserve the highest praise.
My back has never troubled me since
faking GIN PILLS, and my wife feels
l much better After taking GIN PILLS
' for im mi. sm anna; Gm PILLS
will make A complete cure."
J/mas L. moss.
GIN PILLS will always relieve Lame
Back, Scietica in_ Back and Legs,
Rheumstism, Burning md Scslding
Urine, Painful Urination, Weak or
Strsiued Kidneys, and always psivept
faking cold in the kidneys and b der. _
.,Every box is sold wth s positive
guarentee to give prompt $1/ef 
mangyrefund . 5oc. s» ,6. .
gg. o. ‘Bsnipie free ifyon write
shenl Dru and Chemical Co el
, ._i
I
ortunes ow
L I The BIackFox. Business }
The two important points to consider* when investing] in the Fox. Indus-
try, FIRST, the price charged for the foxes, SECOND, pedigree and quality _of
the animals. ~ / .
the market. ' _ -
' The Belmont Black Fox Co., have now "the very best fox proposition on
- .
ranch `
will then pay the largest dividends
f- IMPORTANT
They inetnd adding to the ranch 3 more pair of the Island’s very best stock. They have
already secured from F. F. Tuplin, New Annan, the first choice of the first 4foxes from their
| ' THESE ’l`0Xl'IS MAY' NOW BE SEEN AT Tllll BELMONT RANCH ' |
When this industry comes to a fqr basis its the Company with the first grade of stock that
Everyfox now in the Belmont ranch will register in class A, as per regulations passed at
the P. E. I. Fur Breeding Association. ~ ,
‘ The Price Of Foxes
Is the most important matter to consider in
investing in a fox Company. . -
These foxes are being placed in the ranch at
$12,000 per pair.
Is there another company on P. E. I. putting
an equal quality of stock in at this price ?
The Ranch
-’ Is situated three miles from the city on the
Belmont Farm under the capable management of
Mr. J. B. Andrews vvho is also one of the largest
stock holders. The ranch is claimed to be the best
i~. the Province, the pens being unusually large
with every accomodation for the care and safety
Sale Of Stock
, Only allmited amount of this stock is now
offered for sale. Application can now be made for
this stock to any of the stock holders or Directors.
Io per cent cash, balance November Ist /
Cut out the full application form and mail
enclosing therewith 10 p, C. .
I herewith apply' for _. _ I shares of
this capital 'stock of the Belmont B\lack Fox
Co, Ltd. the Balance I agree to pay .on or
before 'November Ist, 1913.
v Name     
Address  .   
of the animals.
Application may be made to anv stock holder
Hints To Intending Investors
Consider carefully the price ofthe foxes, also
the pedigree, and quality of the animals.
or any of the following Directors, Samuel Craig,
President. _I-fhn R. Munn, Vice President. Peter
McDonald, John Martin, Robert Kirr, J. B. Aud-
.rew and S. A. McDonald, Secy_ '.l reasurer.
OR Fifi. MARi'l`lME FOX EXCHANGE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, QUEEN STREET
1903-or-4MsltfEmlhtf
T
._ » ' ~ '_ ._ _-;:.____'. H E-_:.--~ - -Y _-
LATEST FROM, THE THEATRES
fering at F. F. l’r0ct0r's‘ 125th St.;
heatre for the first half of the MONTAGUE MARKETS
l\‘. F. PHOC'l`OR'S, NE.W YORK. two black dots; Work and Play, uc-
- robatic jestcrs, and Victorinne and
Positively a wonder bill is the of- Zolar, in “An Affair of Honor." l
week he program fairly gllstcns Corrected for every wednesday and
the Man"; Jack MacAuliffe, the cele-
Moore, comedy, singing and talking;
The Austins, tambourine tossers;
Heading the bill will be the famous
original Russian Balalaika Orchestra
with their odd instruments and tune-
ful selections. Others are White’s
Comedy Minstrcls, in catchy dittics;
Chas. Tcrriss and company in the
dramatic sketch “The Preacher and
brated monologist; Marion and
Julia Edwards and company in the
comedy sketch “My Wife”; Beatrice
Turner, singing comcdiennc; Keys
and Walker, bright putter and songs;
Le Roy, the human fish; Les Mont-
fords, lrapeze eccentrlcs; Kinema-
cuior and black and white photo
plays.
raoc~'roR's sara s'r. Tliskrau.
A dandy bill will be in evidence ‘ut
Proctor’s 58th Street Theatre iorj
the first half of the week, headed by
Claire Vincent and company in the
dramatic sketch "The Fool." Others
on the program will be Flo and
Mack and Harris, comedians; Lam-
bert Bros., posing strong act; Lara-
hee and Bell, singing comedians;
Brown and Hfhlges, 'indian novclty,,
lfinclnncolor and black and white
photo plays.
l’ROC’l‘()R’S Zlifll) ST. TllEATIll'l.
One of the strongest vaudeville
bills ever offered in n popular price|
house will be shown at l'roctor’s
23rd St. Theatre for the first halfl
of the week, headed by B.A. }lolfe’s'
miniature musicality "The Leadlngl
Lady.” Others listed are 0. K. Su-{
to, the Japanese Juggler; Ed. Delor-
sia and company in a comedy dra-
matic sketch “The llustlcr"; Hava-
na Trio, iustrumeritalists of quality;
Helen Stevens, singing comedlcnns;
Conroy and Wilson, parcel post
comcdialis; Lcssik Anita and com-
pany, a comedy novelty offering;
Kinemacolor and black and white
WEEK OF 'OC'l‘. 6TH. U
Two headliners of widely different
appeal in the persons of Clifton
Crawford and Willie Ritchie will
shine at Proctor's 5th Avenue dur-
ing World Series week. Mr. Craw-
ford who is deep in his admiration,
for Ritchie gladly consented to share'
honors with the lightweight cham-
pion while Ritchie is deeply sensi-
tive of the favor accorded shim. A
bill of tremendous proportions will
ai_'d the two distinguished gentlemen,f
foremost among whom will be Wllla|
me wsnssla and rvcm. the
, rlwlnd viollniste. In conjunction
with them/ will he Francis Stevens
aid Company injildgsr Allan Woolf's
newest Florist.. "The Country
de"; Chadwick Trio in Herbert
ll Winslow's freshest "effort, "Wig=
glue 'rralning 0emp'Y; Morris and
Allen, Hebrew comedians .with the
feaniiily, Lienxfs, frqfenw.: _ '|72-_
.With _ sohgs; 'Kramer » and-lbrton,
». . ~;-,.;.;, . ,.'»..-.>e¢.1I~,3.2f.§¢.»¢1s.»,1.»r#wifi-4
T
. ,L_ .
with brilliant surprises, with audi-I Saturday issue. exchange for pjnyer pim,0_.,
cient diversity to satisfy all testes. Potatoes 35 '
Beete, per doa. ‘
Lard, per lb.
Beef (small) per lb.
Beef (quarter) per lb,
Pork
Lamb, per lb. (smell)
Fowl
Mutton
Butter
Eggs, per dos
Oats
Hay (Pressed) $12 to Sli
Hay (Loose)
Pork
Ilad a Stroke.
iz
14 to 16!
a tous!
5; to
9 to io;
10 to 14
9 to 13
I4 to 25
26
40 to 42
Ill to S13
‘Ii to 91
P v
' ei Paralysis
AND FOUND A CURE IN DR.
CHASE'S NERVE FOOD
M012!
special nanaenowifhile or
Slighlly-Used Pianos
We have a. lo! of piuiios that have been rented out for zu
year, and others only three moulhs. Sonic have been taken ln
FIFTEEN PIANOS
This lot of 15 pianos have all been marked down at a
' price which makes every one a real bargain. '
This is an opportunify ofa life- time to get n piano that
\ is as good and looks as good as new ata pin-ee which will
just sul! you.
Every plauols fully gimrnntecd. Every piano valll be
shlped on approval if you cannot call and sec them. Freight
paid by us. »
livery ulzuio the same price io everybody No matter
what the terms the price remains the san e
Call or virlte today, and .see if thc pianos are not nil we
claim tliem to be.
MILLER BROS
123 Kent St.
1538-9-|71ilctf. .
It is always better to prevent seri- E* _ _. -_ . i .. _
ous diseases of the nerves. There are W
Ollie Walters, singers and ¢1nnc0,~,,;lrn1i|\y warnings, such as slceplessncss,
photo plays. ' ' |,
irritability, headaches and nervous
indigestlon.
Prostration paralysis and locomo-
tor utaxia only come when the nerv-
ous system is greatly exhausted.
Even though your n.ilmcnt muy not
yet be very serious, there is a great
satisfaction in knowing that Dr.
(‘.hase's Nerve Food will cure para-
lysis in its ea,\rller stages.
Mrs. R. Bright, 215 Booth Avenue
Toronto, writes: “Two years ago my
husband had a stroke which left him
in a weak, nervous copdition. He
started taking Dr. (.huse's Nerve
Food and Kidney-Liver Pills, and we
saw the good results almost immedi-
ately. They have made a new man
of my husband and we cannot speak
ton highly of them.” -
llr.`Chasc’s`Ncrve Food, 50 cents
a box, fi for $2.50, all dealers, or
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited,
Toronto.
l
il
.. ,
The Wedding Ringls
the best binder for “The
Sweetest Stcry E've r
~‘ To'd."  ,
You’1l find a nice line
-»ef .these hinders` `here-- f
English, American and
Canadian styles- marked
, at most moderate prices.
» 118 Grafton St
.‘  N. Tanron
"‘ ' 
'_ _  ` \
Bulbs
A large ship-
ment of <11 \ice
a n d circfully
s:lecled
E Holland
° . Bulbs
` JUS* I Qfeived and opened up, llydeinihs, Tulips
c"°°“'- I-ll}_°'» N\I'¢l°w¢. ihinere Sacred Lilies, Freesies
QW Q-° » 5"’8l¢ lcd D_oulile llyecinlhs, Named Varieties
Single and Double Tulips, Named Varieties. All choice
\
stock, beautiful shades. Send for Pri e list. We pay '
postage on Mail Orders at Catalogue prices. `
Carter & Coy. »Lid.'
L ¢h»fI°.¢¢1°wn- lawn... as sms. .na suit..
-,..,.,. . _ -
Dutch’