_._ __
 have Vee sels
cominginow _with
J ~.'.___f_..~»_»_ f _ ~
_._, _ __
0lt‘;§fi‘!ln¢i Rumi
l9vwIli*Ssf.zR°“Hd  
.Arima '
 -Alllioiiillhfand ‘
..'&w',_k *
' Reserve Run of Mine
_ We would suggest
ordering your Winter
supply now while the
weather is fine, we
can deliver promptly.
1" Order today.
 Picliard & C0.
Phone 240
S""iul~TT»lins uni _
i ‘nu-a-mast' nm in
TMCMU-LAN's ConNxh,0iq,‘,, _ _
Sirrr. 3otli. r9i
“Y°“= remedy. "ifruit-a-uv¢¢~ a
P°ff¢¢t panacea for Rheuiaistism.
YBUYB., I suffered distressing pain
Scistica or Sciatic Rhenmstlsm, 
a
laid up several times s year for-_days it
time. I went to different doctors 'who told
it
nie there was no use doing auythin
W°“1d Pull sway. They gaveg;
mlwlisfd plssters and other remedies
D0
that did. no good. . Plasters took
sheet oX\'1¥l°r°’-,else l” to blister me an
k ‘ . Ii) lr a
ma ° '_`°W5P°\l oo manya vertised
remedies without benefit, but fortunate-
ly, about two years ago, I got, -‘fn-uii.u.
tives” and they cures nie. _
Since then, I take “Fruit-a~tives'
occasionally and keep free of pain,
am satisfie “Fruits tives"cured me of
Rheumstism and they will cure snyon
who takes them as directed. lf this
letter would be of value to~ you,
publish it” IOHN B. MCDONALD.
us
and to the thousands of sufferers from
d lngly gowned in white crepe de chene
3 and shadow lace with 9, close fitting
liideed, this letter is of value to
Rheuiiiatism, Sciatica, Lnmbago an
Nwflllillll- It points the way to
certain cure. 5oc a box,6 for $150 trial
size, 25c. At dealers~~or froin`Fruit-a-
tives Limited, Ottawa,
For
e
rr sus to 'buy in -uns iiravlim.
Hsursniau.-new flur. _'i‘riym..
rector of Milton will hold services at
the Methodist Church, Hampshlregrn
Sunday next at 7 D. in.. _ ' -
_...___ _ _~ _ \
’A RUNAWAY.-At noon yesterday
while attenm ownedby Mr. McWil-
UBYHS. s. mllkman, was standing -in
o front ofarssidencs ‘opposite the
s Cathedral the horse became freight-
sned by the shrill and ,unexpected
blowing of the _Cathedral whistle.
Thgaujmal bolted. and the wagon was
hol__ fas_t`by_¢oxl_1ing in contact with
as post:~_'Thc_“'lrorse. however, freed
himself after breaking aconsiderable
portion. of _tha harness and a part of
the wagon, but was caught before
5 going very far. After considerable
trouble things were put in shape
again, the horse fortunately being
none the worse for its scare. f
’ WEDDING Bni.Ls.-The marriage
1 of Miss Venus Mary Day, daughter _of
Mr. and ,_ Mrs. James Day, Victoria,
° P. E. I., to Joseph D. Sullivan, was
solcmnized in the -Annunclation
Church, New \York City, on the even-
otilcintlng, The' bride was charm-
lace cap with a. wreath oi orange
blossoms and carried 9, large arm
bouquet of "white roses. The brides-
maid, Miss Eleanor Germain, was
1 prcttily dressed in pink marquisette
t ,
ANNIVERSARY OF
~BOS_'l`ON'S BIG FIRE.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 8--To many
with trimmings of torquoise blue
HB0 WOW Pink roses. Mr. William
Spencer Booth supportedthe groom.
A wedding dinner wus served at. the
Hotel Clermont.
,. it  _
 a cold dreary dey; the
aging-, member of-those whosailed on
ini: of Nov. 5th, Rev. Father McCahll-
-_1_,.;-.1-min-I
ol_d residents of Boston tomorrow
~vi1l be a dny of great significance,
,,.
because it will be the forty-first a
niversary :if thc biggest fire in the
._,_____..-__-4-
_ I
-
, _
Hot
Water
Bottles
the kind that give best ser-
'vlce and most comfort. Fach
bottle guaranteed for one year.
Piioes range from
A sion is woo
Now is the time to gets
warm friend for the' cold
winter months.
G¢0._li-_llilsihes
The Péople’s Druggist
.i
CifY's history. when eight hundred
buildixigs occupied bv one thousand
business concerns in the heart of the
city ivcre uburned with a loss of
about $70,000,000 and causing the
The fire started at 7.20 o’clock onl
thc evening of November 9, 1872, in
the heart of the ~ iwliolesale business
suction. The conflagration raged un-
til the following afternoon. Fifty
cities and towns of New England
_rushed men and apparatus to aid tae
;Boston firemen, but the assistance
.was of little avail because the wa-
,ter supply failed at a. critical mo-
ment. As a result of the fire loss
_twejity leading fire insurance com-
panies went into bankruptcy.
i LOUISIANA ’l‘O RAISE FUNDS.
| _...___
BATON ROUGE, La., Nov. 10.- ln,
order to make possible the borrow-
ing of $11,000,000 the Louisiana con-
stitutional convention here this morn
ing. The proposed amendment tothe
constitutioii, which will permit the
State to issue short timc notes which
are to be placed ‘at the best. interest
rats available so that the maturing
issue of State bonds can be taken
care of January 1, is expected tof,
meet with the opposition in the con-,
ventionf The present constitution
docs not permit of the issuing of
anything less than a fifty-year bond
4 issue. lt is also specified that no iii-
MAIL CUNTRACT i’.°.._"?§§;.i‘il`.‘i°§...i‘i§i2?.2°§§§L‘i2‘i‘&i»i$f_
  Hi.
'  ..¢v‘;_»,;,____.j+\> _
‘¢.'\i'-TA".`;8`f` '_
‘_§ f/_ .s
- '"5
_\'9-_fi
if
Sealed T'enders,_ adressed to th
Postmaster General, will be receive
veyanco of His Majesty’s Mails, on
proposed Contract for four years, si
times per week over, Bridgetown No
1 Rural Mail Route from the. Post-
master General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further .
information as to conditions o‘f pro- Wh°“° gmndsires Dem brought £480
posed Contract may be seen and ‘ _
blrink forms of Tender may be ob- “ H' _
tained at the Post Offices of Bridge-_ ._,, “5V.¢ S70” ;¢¢Tk ¢_ Ta:
town, Upton Lot 55, Strathcona ' n si W5” gn
and Dundas and at the office of the style’ m at an
Post Office Inspector, Charlottetown
l’.E.I. ' I
POST QFFIOE INBPECTOR and copcnhsgen. Sizes 56 to 42
Post office `Inspector’s Oilics,
Charlottetown. wth, Nov. _1913.
52 A.-2,500°26 9-12. » `
:eos-ii-iznwaasa - - _ ,
Cl 1 __ - __
 °§§‘;;'“D ““'°“.__ Nligfi °“ tI’,;“““y' ,lofi ggdpigiggriigofifPmiiigsbrebdiiii
e ecemwr mr 6 con' =stock at the Upton Ranch is shown
8 in thu fact that one of tho foxes is a
tarest in excess of four per cent ls to
owing to the high prevailing rates.
'l‘ERliIBLE BLIZZARD.
C-0l.llMBUS, Nov. 11-The .details
of rt blizzard, which raged_ over 'Ohio
Sundny and Monday, show four'
e l deaths and a heavy property damage..
________..___-
X 'descendant of a purerbrsd Island fox
` whose pelt sold for £489 at the Lon-
don sales. There is another fox ow-
ined by the company in the ranch.
at the London sales. 2541-11-7M5i.
, Stanley Bros. :They are io be
had in white Q. ccru, bllo MW
$2.95 io.§5.95. Stanley Bros.
2577-ll-l0M5i
R/ I _
For relieving that
E headache and bimishing accompanying ills you should
f f take
X Cold
These are wonderfully efhclgnt. easy t0 C==\f1'Y» CHU
s ed into vest ocket
A be _liPP _ P ~ _ .
  __ Price a5c, money back ff dissatified. _
` "McKin_non-Drug_Co__
id- -  -_ on-George ana Kem sn. _I
eotd, allaying the accompanying
(From yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
Guardian received some wild straw-
berries yesterday picked on the farm
of Mr. Charles Holmes, Kingston, on
October Slat. ,
_ -- Moncton yesterday after _a few days i
Tablets
‘ _
liappy-iand~Conie nfed
behind . np.
WILD STR'AWBERRIES.- The
POLICE COURT-At the Charlot-
death of eleven people and injuries to'tetown Police Court this morning, . _ _ _-- ,
many otlicrs. _Peter Kelley and Henry Huntley each The appointment has been gnzetteil »
on 3 charge of drunkenness were fined of Mr. Gabriel Billard, of Murray
$5 or 20 days, Harbor. i-:i this province, as Har-
` -- hour Master for that port.
SNEAK THIEF’ S WORK .-Four
passengers _on the Boston train that Mr. A. P. Prowse. M. L. A.. of
arrived here at noon on Saturday Murray Hatthoiir, was in the city yes-
were the victims of a sneak thlef,be- terday, returning by the afternoon
tween Boston and St. John, who re- train. _ _ _ _
lievetl them of their watches, tickets """‘
and iuoney, says 5, St. John ex. Messrs. Charles Sterns, of Stcrris
change. The theif is said to be n Bros., Souris, and W. H. Prowsc, of _
young, rcspcctabze looking man_"1‘he Murray Harbor, leave Charlottetown
persons who were robbed and their lhiil m0f'Hin§ by the Stellmef N015"
destinations are as follows: Joseph l1mlb"l!`\*\I\d OD H 12\`il> t0 the MalH1a“'1-
McKenzie, Chatham, (N. B_); J, A_ Mr. Prowse will be returning to the _,
Messervy, Charlottetown, (P, E, 1,); Island this week, but it is Mr. 7
Joseph Lavigne, Halifax, (N, 3.); Stems’ intention to proceed to the _
and James McDade, Sydney, (C. B.) United States, and, among other HOLLAND PLANS
Mr. McKenzie, who was going from places, visit Boston. r BIG UNDl€RTAKlNG.1=the enormous quantities of herrings
Boston to Chatham, lost his ticket ---{’_“"°`“
Bud $33. Speaking to I. U. R. Po- (From yesterdny’s Evening Guardianl ». "'_‘
licemnn Collins on Saturday, he said Mr. and Mrs. W. Avai-d and daugh- _i,MSTER1)Ai\,1| Nm,-_ g-The Gov.
that he thought he would know the ter of Shediuc have returncil if0T1\ il eroment Commission appointed sev-
tllillf again. 85141 l-bmi he WHS I`0\J\>€d visit to P. E. lsland. eral years ago to investigate the the Z“m°"Zee_ ‘mes “°t “°_W exceed
in thc Boston station. He said that _ ' r 20900-000 f\0"\“S B- Yeafi While by the
Whilc Wulf-ing for the St. John train '_ “ , __ - . matters relating to _the propositio
Ti-[E BRIG . FAN-NY.
years ago yesterday the
left Chariot stowu for
being. not nearly' as mild as that
yesterday., Mr. 'John Gates, an
and respected citigsuis -thsponly sur-
 t -rnemorabls rroyage.
_ ,_ t _
#PIPE MUSIC.-Major Baillie of _
lgfctou was _in ,Charlottetown yester-
dgy and loft -in the afternoon for
ortb Wiltshi.f's-where he ,gave one of
`.»_,-popular-concerts last night. Ma-
jor Baillie, is completing a tour of
this _Province and. Monday night per-
formed befqre a full house at Hunter
River to a ,most enthusiastic audi-
enw. I-T.‘ls selections in Highlandliow-
land and' Irish Bagpipe Music were
keenly enjoyed and at the close of
the program u,hearty vote of thanks
was moved by Mr. George McLeod,
seconded by M_r. Daniel McDonald,
Hopedale, and tendered to Major
Bailie in Gaelic amid enthusiastic
applauded, the Major`making 3 suit.-
ahle _ reply. Tonight Major Baillie
goes to Springfield and tomorrow to
French River. , ' `
, , Psrsosiis _
Mr. H. L. Johnson of the Barbu-
does, is in Charlottetown.
l
Mr. W. L.-Jordan, of Bridge Point,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. R. McGrath left Charlotte-
town yesterday on return to Quebec.
Prof. Mclntyre, organist of Zion
Church, has, it is understood, with-
drawn his resignation.
'Mr. Benjamin' Clow, of Murray
Harbour North, was among the visi-
tors to the city yesterday. °
Mr. Frank L. Dougan returned to ‘
stay in Cliiirlottetown.
Wills .oore és? M
ME The BusisstSfors on Charlottetown
*mu “NAL Busissf Street
PA'lTl.RNS lf* ll9-»lZl Queen Street .
» Extra Special. Bargain $ .39 6
Heavy White Blankets . pt.
Here is blanlcetbargsiul that will make you fe=1 good these sharp fall duys
It’s a bargain that our buyer was lucky enough to get hold of some time ago. The
bl-nkeis are 6o inches wide and 8o inch long. They are good and heavy. Thev have
the greit advantage of being whipped separately. We are saving about 20  59
per cent in tost to us, and saving youths same ._ . _ _ _ _. . ._ _ . ..._  pr#
A Erie soft blanket 60 x 80 inches in
size, running full 6_lbs _to the $450
pair, whipped separately .. _ pr
lot!!
Jouzim.
A good strong- sturdy-clean white
blanket, _-o‘t and wlioolly iu fin- 
ish, 6a x So in size, oar price  pr
Scotland sends us a grand all wool
7 lbs to the pair. all wtol, soft, warm, blanket, full 68 x 86 inches in size _-7
wholld finish, whipped stparatc-  ill! lbs to the pair, this finest we ever 6 ZS
ly asplendid value at  pr. sawfor   $ pr.
A very fine heavy lt ge size blanket,
The Wonderful “Carlton” Blankets Direct From
.English Mills. $6.75. $8.00, $9.00
This famous English Blanket is about the finest line of high grade goods I
1.
that we know ol. vve lime been selling this make for several years-and each
' year we bring out abiut double the preceding suoply. Soft, close, warm, and
beautifully fini- lrd Each blanket whipped separately.
_ 7 lb Carlions $6 15 pr 8 lb Caritous $8.00
9 lb Carltons $9.00
Splendid Cotton Blanket
Good size white flannelette blankets Special l-irge 60 x So, whipped s=n-
for single bed   .....$l'00 arately  _  _,
Heav cotton flannelette blankets Heavy soft iirni cotton blankets
V i _ - _ ‘ f 
64  68x 8:  ` _‘_
Now here com-< . the llnest cotton blanket you ever saw, very line, very] heavy ' 
and soft, each blanket wl_1ipped separately, heavy as udol, 70x 90 inches, $ 1  », _ii »
andawouder at the price. Per pair....  1 ~
ns
J
_ ' in
fc'asihility, probable cost, and othc
, ers of the Zuidcrzee once famous for
and other salt. water fish caught
lthere, have not been very profitable
in recent years. It is estimated that
the total value of the fish caught in
n cultivation of the reclaimed land
LOST IN THE BUSH. ,
WHITE RIVER, Nov. 11-'After
wandering for 12 days in the bush
with no food and his leetfrozen, yet
found alive, and then died after a
few hours, was the hard lot of Mich-
nel McDonald, book-keeper on the C.
P. it. Construction Work. ‘l ,
in Boston `on Friday night he  H 4 F  ` of recla` ' the land t present d b lt t 70 000 000
th°“Kht he W0“1‘l hav” S0metm'UE 120 ‘:¢HE'I"P ‘f 'FDR ASTHMA° Neglect covered liiilinihe Zuiderzec? a large iiiliiinboiizerygcarycslliuld ii: it-alizdd. The Ol;§clAiiX¢§iEiiIgi§:Sfor  
going to Chatham. The stranger said
that he, too, was going that way,
and followed him to the train, and C 55 ~' _
sat; down in the same sent with him. at °“°°- _ - ° » ` ° " '
As they were getting into the sent, _ ' , _ -¢ ;      t _  __
McKenzie thinks that the thief reach-
cd his money and ticket, which were
watch wnen ho arriv,cl he e,
mndiutely notified Policeman Col-
lins that the watch was avery valu-
able one, and that he would not sell
it for any niouey\ Joseph Lavigne,
another victim, said that he lost $44,
and that judging by the description
given of the thief by McKenzie, he
believed he was the same man that
robhcd him. Lavigne was going to
Halifax, where he belongs. He noti-
fied the conductor of the theft. but
the`conduct,pr could not locate the
thief. James McDade told Police-
man Collins that he was bound for
Sydney, and that he was relieved 0!
about $20 by the slick stranger. He
said he lin`d two $5 bills, and one $10
in American money, along with
some change. The four men felt their
losses keenly and told their stories
one after another tn 1. C. R. Police-
man Collins, who is now looking 101'
the thief. although Collins says there
is but slight chance of f‘.-.idfng him
among all the people that P895
through the depot in the course of
a day- ,
_______.___._..--
sured of these' things by “S1113 NB
Dru-Co., Tooth Paste. 256. f-uh0» E
A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnv-
ggss 
W
S'l‘liWARl“S
your-All sittin
bg on your table
every dsy-
l -Because
We'k`eslp\the Quality up
Ask your grocer for Stewsrt’s
Cream ' read" and Take
Na other `
C0. lid.
Only 7c psf Loaf.
side. M"-
.°ht~ 'md inumred nf ayoung ma" _giyes ustilma 8' great advantage' The body of water connected with th
standing liyfwhere he might procure “r°“b|“' °n°°,“' has secured B fool' and ¢ e _d i, t 200300 h _
af lunch. The stranger said he would 'mm' taste” its grip O” the bmnchr Elica' has ovjixi-bi; asiiitlmitted an $3. of tne work, including indemnitic
al passages teriaciously Dr. J D. ’ , V has
show him, and took him to a restau- _ ' _ ' teregting r¢_-por; covnrmg e ery D
__ h _ - h _ Kellogffs Asthma Remedy is daily  _ _ _ _
£2t__;i._n\;hoiit. _Oct l;_t;._i,_I;_l._.__sl_;;_i__t_;___l_:i_;icl_llg_1?hI_1_ curingscases of ast_m_a_O____°ng atand_ and detail of the stupendous plan. It flcrins and that the work could be assuming au ,.e5p0,,Bibuwy_____ _ _ __
the strangel. asked him where he Wag ing. Years of suffering, however, appears that the fisheries in the Wat-_ completed in about 30 Years. - 2541-ll-7M6i.
going. McKenzie replied that he was might have been Prevent” had ‘SK i i ,___ M '
remedy been used when the tr0\1
was in its first stages. Do not nog-
le t thma but use this preparation
1
; Soap
just fresh from
La Belle France
It's a satisfaction to know
when you order CASTILE _
SOAP that you sie getting
the genuine pure article. ,We
have it It’s the pure article
-you make no mistake by
ordering it from us. `
Johnson & Johnson
e commission estimates that the cost
Upton Park Ranch have been paid
S, up to Sept. 1914. Investors are res-
ponsible for no expenses whatever up
e etc., would not exceed 189 million to that time as the promotors M_e_
_ if
Castile ~
_¢~.,_
_ _,.4 »_._;i
_,__ , _ .._~.<.» ...__ .
A _' The Quality Drugstore.
::Clenn, white. sound teeth. Each____ ‘
and nu of these things depend \1n°n'~','»_ _, ,
the l1l0\l¢h 8nd teeth that Bro treo 
from germ life. and that are kept '  __  _
pure, sweat and clean. You are as- . _  ____.;;_____..__._;__»;_.-___-______M .i
- i i- ‘“ 5 » sr
I _,~"_’.5. .’.5.~»~v;1,,mo _ ‘
. _ §_` ~_`___$/__m,l_;1l‘1h!_ N
/ <2 0 L "{'1"; 1".  f'
2-- '~_1~.-_ f<;_L;"` ';; `:*»1"-'”~`”_"f I?i”\¢:1..
 _, TX,   _
\_-_
»llcre”s 'llic llenfol
,jg  For _You
-; Colgd e_§i`Rilibon Dental Cream
is an unusually gocddentlfrice. ab
rolutely gritless, doesn’t injure art
iiicisl plates, keeps the mouth clean
and sweet. gums hard std teeth
pearly white.
Price 25s.
The Two Macs
v _
“.2 °  .°°_.:;.  t  -_-J ~
if iiiai tgpd K _"J ir Maud iii; ‘ , Pufe _     
Money for Charlottetown  
At present we are eniploviug nearly loo men and these have almost 200 others
- nds on
dependent .upon them-approximately 2 I-2 p. c. of th. entire population depe ,
this industry for its livelihood ~
The wage and salary list for the past year has been $45,000. ' ` _ -
_ - The successful flotation of this present issue of Treasury Stock willniiean
that we'can no ahead with increased business, employ a. sufiicient force of skilled
‘workmen to handle the present overiiow of business.
Your money behind this enterprise will mean more employed men _in town,
more money distrlbutedln Charlottetown and an increased industry of which the _
city is already proud.
A few Facts worth
350 Shares Offer- ;
""°€Q
g.
/ , .pl 1
_._A
...fs-
_Considering __
We can save approximately $q,o;o 4
year on interests and dis-ounts with sufii-
clent financial backing.
Business increase for the past three
ed at par, $100
_ shares of Treasury Stock are __
now ciiend for sale at par, $Io<§_each, <1
although from our records, under i_ crests- g
ed capitalization, this issue is' really __
worth 121.3 p. c. _ _ _
'13
JI
149 Ot. Geo. St. _ 
 _ \
years amounted to $65,750. _
There is sufficient business in sight
-to warrant a greatly increased force of
workmen.
Terms of contract are 2 5 p. c. on ap- i
plicitlon, 25 p. c. December 15th and
50 p. c. Iauuaiy Ist.
_Bruce Stewart £6’ Company, Limited _
\[- _ i DH»te»».»».|s-as-.an ._~.».+¢si»s¢~ss»o _
| Bruce Stewart S; Co.. Lid.
Cl: arlottetown, P. E. Island ~ ' '
\ Please send me by return mail a copy of your _`
Prospectus and stock appli-tation form, _ _ - _ 
\ » _ _,  
s ~"' \` ]~ `
i
f
1
A661288-..»..».»~.»-».~.~... . _ -_g ¢ - vsnvnrsnsna "
- _<.. f“|>-i1,‘ af-