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PAGE six gg ' , S _ THE cHARLo'rrE*rowN GUARDIAN E '  ' r NOVEMBER 28, 1914 
, '  -
‘ _ THE CENTRQI.
sssllllllsllllllsll 
lT`PAY8 to buy in this Province.
BEE “THE PRINCE CHAP."-Tues
day, December 29th. 6729
COVE HEAD.-Services in Cove
Head Presbyterian congregation next
Sunday. Nov. 29th. as usual.
NEW GLASGOW.-Rev. H. R. Bell
will preach in New Glasgow on .\'uv.
29th, at seven p.m.
FOX NOTE.-The l’antnurc Island
Silver Black Fox l'o. have pliu-.-.I in
their ranch a pair ot silvcr blot-k ioxcs
purchased from the .\loiitngut- lrlat-li
Fox Co. K
VERNON RIVER.-The tnorning
and evening services. 10.-i5 ztni. :tu-.l
6.30 p.m., in the Vernon llix-cr .\letho-
di Church next Sunday, will he con-
duied by the Itev, C, Pete-rsoti. Also
at 2.30 p,m. in the t`h».>rr_\' \`.il1\-_\'
Lhurch.
THE NCRTHUMBERLAND.-The
s,s. Northumberlattd docked at i`l1ar~
lottetown last evening at 6.45 o'clock.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN.-The ex-
press train arrived in (‘harlottotown
last night at 11.25 o'clock.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist
Church on Sunday the subjects of the
sertnons b_\' Rev. Z. li. l~`ash will be-
tnorning. "Ji-sus thc 1’ntrlot": even-
ing. "Lord ltoberts, the (`liristian
>`olili»-r and llvro." .\lr Parks will
situ.: ;t‘>‘.:»lo at the I-\'t~ning service.
ST ANDREW'S DAY.-_\n interest-
int: priuzrutntiic lists been arranged for
the p;\trii»tit- cntcrtltintncnt to be lteld
uizli-r the ;t'.i.st\i\t~s ot' the (`aledonizt
lfluli on .\li-ttiiajr evening next. Danc-
izztt will c<»u:i1lc-ncc nl lil olluck. All
vit-sirous oi .in evt-ning`:. rare enjoy-
nxint slit’-ul-1 soffttre their tickets willi-
mlt ilclaiy. 6714.
CF LOCAL INTEREST.-A St. John
WOMEN‘S lNSTlTUTES.- A tin~ct-I»xf-I;at;i:-- .~:;y.< that the stearner Gov
ing ot' the ladies and L-ctit‘.t-tilt-ti of
‘»-ri;cr 1? l>h 1'-li --li has bt-en undergo-
Graham's lioad will be he-ld on tint l,:.L' .t tI;-»:'- :li .\'»r`::uulittg nt Boston
e\ening of the 4th ln-I-etiilit-r for tr..-
purpose of organizing a \\'onii-n'.< ln-
stitute in that setiioii. tio-.ul utt»u~l-
S -uth t».»:lu)'. Tlitlrs
I ;;_.  Li1ii‘t<»rt-tl to rttn all
'uit z' II--1  .1 l{- y \\'»-st, Florida and
rl .
its XIII
ance is expected. .\li>'s St:-rns \\'iII ln- ii;i\;.i1.i.  ii.tli .~<~;z.<uti on that route.
present and will conduct th»- ni. .-'lim-'_
CATH”-LIC ORPHANAGE. 'l`l~.--I-;i1.:~.l  H ` :li >`ti~.r lo' cunt. l.. t‘.
exterior oi the ex<-hilt-iii n»»v.- Si \';n liii:..i1.<. 2'.-t ;.` 1 .~:` thc \'iti\~i!i Austin
~' ' - ` " z;if.'~» I-:l ."l;1i it -u»- ----
..t.. ...i.i. _ _ _ .,~. . . 
= now rf-ally fu. plush-_ it 1:1.. .F.1-
\oi'.; will start in thi- -fiitiinl; xvoolt.
' he wiring -it thc li-.1i1i,:1z: has ;il.~.> l', l` Sli.-rr-ti.
L-eendonc. The liuildlng: ;»= to lu rt-;t:§‘;l>-.<iiii<-1 .\`f.»-.\;-ft. >`t;iii:iif-rstfli-1 _-\ndrc\\' -\lI`- -ltll' l00li U10 Illilll ll) IIIS ll0l'l1P.
in .\pi-11 iioxi. I.\i~>-.-iioiiir. to iz.-oiie; .xugus .\it~t-‘iit|_\-mi. gave him soiuethihs to cat. than dr-vc
_2 ,lri.~'; \\`¢~.<1t~_\' Sttuil, Buy Fortune; liar- 1 ` ' l lil \`
FAREWELL TO VOLUNTEERS.-
.~\ public meeting will be h~.»lil in the
Drill Hall on .\lcn-iuy c‘.'t-tiiiig :xt
8 o'clock. to do hlnour to the tx;-gn
\-.ho have \'olutltt-orc-ii for the ir-int.
l-e‘.`ore they leave to join the `t=n~
ndlan contingent. .\-ltlrt-sses tv-12
‘ie c‘eli\'ei‘t~l I-y prtitninent tni2»_-ii.<.
ani an int-.I--st :ig prcgratzitpo \\:ll if »
carrie/.i out. .liter the meeting th-_-
bojfs will ie etitcrtailic-.l li): :lie <:;... ts;
n tlze Armouries.
B|SHOP’S PAL.ACE.~-'I`h»- 'vtirft ml;
the new annex to the lli.~.h-»p`.< -l'uiu<-»~.!
ll‘i'irl-<. '.\i_-I \..!I l~»» .~'tit>c1.»o-Jeri in con:
.I
‘l
>"::~ uviil ic ut in thurge of Vuptnin
lriiiu thc \'.‘:;fl ll--':ilt1-tit:-I ientctiant
. t`rapnutl. und pri\‘ate.<
out itil,-I.-iiii_ clii»rr_v volley; uoruoii seeming to know ahrtliins about him-
ltucnull. llozei Grow; John _\1_ pat-ig, they telephoned to different parts of
,I
`l.'tri~>tt~.-to‘.\'n: \\`.Ei:1m \\'. .\ioor»;-. I
,
-onitnanil ot’ Lieutenant Shcrren. who
tiiznpatijs in the '_'v5th ova-rsea infantry I
luttzilititi. he left at thc hospital will soon re-i
cover. I
THE NEW CATHEDRAL.-The
Charlottetown, is ti.o'.': slim-~.-i coin j -.\-.mit of ini- cotnplciicii of St Duustan`s D
pleted and ready i`<~r pl‘.l.~':t-rln_'. which `
work will be clutitimttceti n»':¢t wi-»-lt.
The windows have arrivl~ll t‘r\=nl Qui-~i
het' and are now being put ln. Thi-
maln building. after its |l»-.<tru~-tit-it lv: 
fire, has been rt-nio|lr»il»--i und in-.i.~'hc<l ‘
for some time, and it is eizpcitetl tI.~.-_
by_Christtnas.
<';1:ii»-Ili-ul is now iii the hands of the
Rash Washed 
i
ittl»»rr-.<litt;: .~‘t‘t~1\i-s.
tfiljojrt--,l h_\' ull who \\'utcltt-il tht
I
strange cvt-nt o<curred at I’lst|uid on
.\londu§`. 23rd: \\"hile Mrfhioytl Jay
was returning: home front work he
..it . o .lui orp.i.ii _ _ i , I noticed it man crossing the road and
ond has been tyiii;-1i:»~i. tl.~- .~2u1.r.; BZND REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS- I
-pg 'iv ist oi \-~-~te--tl.-~ 'l`li\~ i'lt»-"- f l l`p tt: Exist i-'-'~-t\i1i_»_'1lie t`ollowittg young Jil}'- S‘~’r*lll.‘-I Ulf* H1311 <‘0\llllll'l make
~ r z i 1 ti ~lii;~-it i;;i\'- u:..\\\'~-it--.l thc call to duty \'<'i`.\' lit-*I H9211-l\\'il.\` <’i1Ul»Zl`\\ UD U1 llllll
and asked hitn where he was going.
The man replied. you are it dc-tective.
tis; tai-t-rt-it .\1c-\\‘i.iiiioi.<. .uoum ste- him. Mr- Juv then returned hack I0
it-mi; ipmtid \\'_ \\'hi¢¢_ }{_ L_ 1»;awn_ his home. a dlstnnce of four miles, his
ll. 'l`. l.i-itlies, John .\lcLoan, .IJ eph I-'T01-1191' C."Y\l‘=`» 1ll`l`0UlD1\¥l}'l`ltZ lllill HS
Slit;-peril. t`harlottctt»\vti. The above lin* than was a tin
lu--n will prtitinlliy "o t`or\v:ird t.» .§i_ Jay arrived in the city next day with
John rt-xt Tilt-s|,lnj»' tttornitig under U19 H1311 aflll Nfl 111111 ill Fall*/ll“`U0<l
Hospital in care of Dr. Goodwill. .\lr.
-.vin I.-oiiiuifiiiu un- P. 1:, isioiiil mit J=1yd@s<~r\'@smt1t'l- Credit fur his chur-
I
The hardwood flooring in the Sanctu-
ary _is about completed. and the car-
penters will start putting down the
iloorilg underneath the pews in the
main basement to-day. The basement
aisles and wainscottlngs will be of
finished cement. lt is hoped to hold
service in the basement of the Cathe-
dral by Cliristmas.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-
Evangelist Lowell (`. McPherson will
preach at both services in the Central
Christian Church to~niorrow. His sub-
ject for the morning will be, "The
Home." and in the evening, "The
lloly Spirit in tionvcrsion." There will
be special music. The ordinary Bap-
tism will be administered at the even-
ing service. `All are cordially invited.
BOWLING;-ln the League of the
l`rol<s llall list cvs-tting the bowling
tournament was farther advanced,
when the alleys were occupied by two
tt-anis from the Glee t`lub. Three
games were playetl, and leant No. 1
defcatt-d team .\'o. 2 by -H pins. Team
No. 2 nintle a grand total 051266. while
the winning teatn's total was 1310. The
teams \\_'ere,as __t`o_ll_<;ws:-No. 1, J.
lleron. G. Power, \'. Monaghan, J.
Thistle and J. .\lcEa<‘ltcrn; No. 2, W.
FI. .\l;tctlonald, J. llut"t`y. E. Hogan. \\`.
Gillis :mil lt. .\li~.\lill:in. After the
gonzo the det`~3-utr~'l team invited the
winm-r.< to un oyster supper at Lotter-
;'nn`s l{i_=.<t:\urattl.
AN UNFORTUNATEE.-A very
r_\'in;: to get into the woods. Mr.
o Mount Stewart will tn. . o one
he island but could get no trace of
~{~;1yg-il\'. .\l".
table ztrtinn and it is hoped the man
Front." proposed why Mr D. G. H. Without a doubt this serial is getting
or
G¢merbn`_sndire'¢ponde¢t, to by Nr. L.
fe and more interesting. Anotherl
--W
P. Ludgate; “ The Ladies," proposed twcrreel feature was “I-Ieartsease."~
by Mr R. S. Fraser 'and responded to This was one ot,the prettiest .storiesl
by Mr Horace Gaqti/"{‘¢13ig¢‘|\gqm' ever; yet witnessed. The old English;
Quartette,”' |>l'0p0seQ\l_a _.hire_.(}.`H m
lon.ln flames. the fathe_r's heroic,
Rowe and responded to Ey M'r‘F. T1 resc e of his two children, and the
Prldham. Mr 'Crowe 'thén delivered younger one rushing back through the
a neat address. to which Mr Bell re- seething flames to save his dead?
plied in aDl1\f0l>rlate. words. thanking. mother‘s picture was touching. When
his friends for their kindness and lit
thoughtfulness. Ahappy evening was =comedy furnished the lighter side of,
brought to a close by the singing or Ithe programme it may be taken as ag
“ Auld Lang Syne" and the National guarantee of laugh upon laugh. Ani
Anthem. . addition to this excellent programme!
_ ` . of photo-plays in Mr Dave Parks. wholl
THE PEOPLE’S.-Perhaps the most is I
lnterestin and excitin e isode ofthe a
B g g g p _ _ ppearance, ren ere an exc utsolo,
series in the Millionlloilar ltiystery retiring amid thunderous applause.
b ` h P e’ -M
now etng s owtt at the eopl s
is mentioned that a Keystone
becoming more population each.
d d elle
i- Geo. De Alma. -‘Tne,Gotd Banjo*
The Million Dollar. Mystery
- --  ale Cauada_& U. S.A,
, _ Published in
EP¥“)’d" u h ~ ding leading 'papers of
Norton Captured The Past a Blank . Fire Ai S
For Florence
Florence makes a daring rescue-it proves to be Braine
He recaptures her and carries her on board a pal-
atial yacht. Fate brings I-lorence and Norton
' together-they plan a miraculous escape
»- from their enemies `
Theatre was that of last night. en- Boy." delighted the large.a.udience _ _
titled “ Shaughaied." ltt this episode with some "classy" selecti_ot1|t|,0t;t,1t.; `a,.|
was seen Florence being carefullyl banjo. lt is quite evident that hc: s
looked after by the simple fisher folk. no
Bralme finds her and claims her as his was compelled to respond to many
child. but the old fisherman has tnis-,e
givlngs and throws the conspiratonnew act gav,e an exceptionally good
out. He succeeds eventually in cap-,fn
turing Florence and taking her away 3 hoop rolling act. To-night and at the
tn a launch. which takes fire in mid-,matinee this afternoon, besides those
ocea _'I`heL_nre rescued hx mdeep
I1. , - .3
sea ship, on which Norton has been feature, "The Last. Supper," areliglous
shanghated. She ref-m:1ii.="-‘ him e'\<l ipicture no one should miss seeing, __
her_ reason is restored. They make
their escape, and the lnteie...cii ..u.li-f
-ence was compelled to leave them on ‘ Monday, the 30th day of November,
an isolated .1slaud. The burning tnotor instant. is the last day on which 5 per
boat was .tlrlll' , ' l l-  ' i~ t. l' t 'lllb .ll ' d P - ~
..-i.i.~i._.\-.......I ..-2.?.i§éKi~$i"...I1i“`.-all- §~?.§‘.~...‘i‘i§é’$‘.'.‘...`-`.f....f§.'§9§’l.e  '° l MATINEE SA1 URDAY ,At 3 P' M' Shari’
lured furnished excitement to tio end. 6669-_ll-25l\l5i. f____- - ' I ' 
ncores. Chief Whirlwind in an entire
ccount of himself, especially' in his
ttractions, there will be a two-reel
::PROV|NC|AL INCOME TAX.-
The Last Supper l Keystone “ Ge'orge‘Delma
‘\".12‘¢'.,"`if>'.§'l'¢=i”i'§`§'f"‘iii"1'ii»"iI` °' A Fllal Hl8llC B°".l°lSf ‘ '
Gund'Go{x-rlgmus' Sluecmculzr I-~ Y - W List=ne1 to /by Hun.
if V ' '...Z"'17\\'l'§\Rl§’i.\e?'|"SifW A ~cnmedy dredsLs~1f Night
novice on this instrument. ‘and-36|, Msiznlgagis   H  &  lt. 
4   Wind-"In entirely new act 
I,__ _v f
I
Q .
I The Merchants  Anxiety
THE PRINCE EDWARD.-Tito
atrons ot thc Prltice Edward 'Fheatrei
were out in full force last evening, and i
I-:mst-opiil Vorpurzitioti. The greater saw fi t_\']-iculy: spit.-tiditi progrurntne ot'l
port ut the pliisw-ring in the liascttient "-“lt'”"'-ill1ll"ill l>1”i'S'1'l1l‘=ll- " T110*
luis b»_»»-n iluric; nolllitig now remain. S
ing in tint- main lluscziit-tit to be uccotn- 211| *'\\'~'llf'hl '~ll`2\l1l1\ ill two parts. 
;iii>'ii<~;l but tli»- finishing (if mp I-hilt l~`raz:tr :intl Edna l’ayno were the
1-:ipi'.ul.~`. lzi the ;~'unctuarj\' the alturs
buflding will be reufly for o<~".i;.::'.i--t: 'lizr.'»» lim-ii _-..t up mid are of fgogig- t
llaiolla. o spct-it».~< ui imitation nmrlilt-_ l
fiunttr-r" was tht- lif-ad»lincr, it be-ingl
stairs: in tho production ot tt play acted
. The pit-tttrel
for t|unlit_\' in the I
0 t`u\'e of Dr-ntli."l
t torihx sttoni
ii port di into T
pn
1 .< K. is piowii in thc Vutitun. lnl
» 'ursc oi thc tture St l‘t>t<-r's'
n at l`itiislit»d tnanntfr
in-l:  ‘ j .iw l
tw ~ ' 't ' . ‘ h `
In ai on-~-t'f~»»l `-turn the lute l’ontilt"
l’\u ~l
the to pi
zttlii-drul ’:= si-cu, bf-sitlos tnun_\' other
.-\ good l-ot'._l:li wus
ctitin-t._\', “ .\ .~`tr<-nu-.u.~’ Si-oo|>," Thi-I
liiiritotiv s-.ilu hy .\lr Vnirtis. “'l`ht-
 B D D B lieurl lltiwi-tl llu\\'n." triitn thi- opornl
0 Q Q lfiilletiiitttl Girl. wal.: t»-xt-nllontly rt-ii-i
Sltfn Kept Vesltliy
We Wont all skin stlrtcrers who lia\‘t-‘V-.'ontlf~i~ftil port-§_
'I I
sunered for many years the torture
of disease und who have sought medi-
cal aid in ruin to read this.
W9. as old established dru_ai:i;~1ts of
this community wish to rectiznitit-itfl t,,
you a product that has given nmuy tc-
llel and may mean tht- cud of your
agony. The product. i.-i 4, mild, simple
wash--not 3 patent medicine concoct-
ed oi various worthless drugs, but. a
scientific compound made of \\ell~
known antiseptic ingredients. It is
made in the D.D.D. laboratories of
Chicneo and is called the‘D, D. D.
PREF§(`RIl’TI(l.\f FOI( 1'II'Zl<l.\lA.
This is U doCt0l”`s special prescrip-
tion-one that has cfiected many
N, , , , \, _ A V 4 Socif.-ty Flat." proposed by Mr \\'. J.
.to iincrease in price. . ritivtthstntid-tit,_' lit*-.ivy increase tn cost tif import- 'r_\~m(.m and I-espomlvd to by Mr G, (~_
an ngredtents price remains tliesmiic. Lightncr. “Browns Boys at the
l~ui.< ;>c;'.\‘f\:' of ll,ll.D. that we have
taken ;i-l\'otitzn_i;t~ of the lnatittiacttir- l
DNS :'.zn1‘zintf-c to offer you ti f\ill-size-
‘cottle mi tiiol. You are to judge the"
merits of thc retned_\ in your OWN ,
ti.\.R'l‘Ict'1..\it <'.\sE. If it ooesn't'(’
lielp \`0l' it costs you nothing. i
`» - 1-tlect uf ll. D. D. is to Soothe
157- nrt- so contitlcnt of the marvel-
D.U.ll. .\o.iti is made oi' the same G
il;-ri-.l. ln addition au thi- nhovr-_ nt tin-I
:;liu\\'.< ti: 1I.l:'». T :in-l 5- pix-_ toil-.tjs two;
with D.DD. Soap new i»1-_-»tf»~t>l:1>'>~ wil
I I..> 1-til cn. i
DULY HONOURED.-'l`hi= lniurilcrsf
of Iiro\vn'_< lioatwlitiyg liotlst- izntlit-rt-fl in'
_ r the Paris <`ufi- on
iiistnntly, as soon its npplted; then it um; “,,,,|..r(..] Mr
|-ct-.etrutcs the tifires, destroys and
tr.t‘~»w.- on ull tiiseosc it-rms :.nd lt‘u\'-
<-.= the skin cleiin and healthy.
Szlturdliy evf-ttingf
l~I. lltisst-ll Ili-Il :t_
hattqttvt. ut`t»-i' wliirli tht-_\' ;»rt~.~t»iitt,-tl|
him \'\'itl| u \'ul\nth!¢,- :intl liztiiilslitiit-I
furniture suits- in honour tit' it cotiiingl
ovt-nt at \\'t-llltlgtuii. |’.l-1. lsl:in<l. on’
Motiduy next. in wliii-li _ftlr lloll is ml
‘ ie one of the prin<°ipul.<. f<ztj~'.» at .\lon|'-|
ton Ext-ltange. .~\tter justitc lui-l In-t,-it
lone to ati ext-ellt-nt rcpttsi. tl:<- i`i»llo\-.'
ing tonst-list was czirrietl <»ut__ ,_\'ith .\lt
_ ` ’ ~' ' _ :;- r .iris
'irdon ( rovtc ailing .is t .i~t r ~t»-r:
"Tho King." responded to by sinn-
ng “God Save the l{in;"; “t`lur;
nest." proposed by Mr A. (Z Oshoriiizl
limiliii: int‘rt‘dit\nts. Ask us ztliout it.-“ml rggpondml to bv “F p,,H. ---X-h..4
ll- -\- l"“°I‘~"`- (`""t"“1 Dmgst°l"*- Niurried Ilan," pruptlscil I-,\' .`\lr llalrtvldl
(l;al‘lot.tt‘towt», l’. li. I. J_
l-`lt-mining and respontlt,-tl to bg: .\lr`
co J Smith' “ The Single I iff- " pro-'
pnsetl by .\Ir Goo. Ucliicl and respond-i
Starda’ d kln Renledywri to by Dr 1*. .\l. Atkinson; "”l`he<
-if-' - _ 1'-‘if---'fs '-'T-rf - ' ‘-
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MOVING PICTURE
EVER TAKEN
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KALEM COMPANY
PRESENTS
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--IN TWO PARTS-
Featuring Bob Frazier A
and Edna Payne' I
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THE HEART Bowan
The Cave of D0wN
From The Opera Bohemein
Squatter
COMEDY
Girl
Over Acorn and Brown’s Great
Slaughter I   Sale of Clothing
That there is realconcern among the clothing merchants
of this city in regard' tothe values We are offering in overcoats,
is proved by the extra amount of newspaper space used by them
since We announced in ‘a modest way that we were going to save
YOU money on your new Winter overcoat. .
THEIR ALMOST SUPERHUMAN EFFORTS to convince
you with Printers Ink that it Was’ presumption on our part to
challenge their right to YOUR trade, remind us of the efforts of
the Great German War Machine to annihilate the little British
rmy. I
WE ARE NOT VERY BIG: But We are dispersing the big-
gest values in overcoats that were ever offered to the men of
P. E. Island, and it will take more than Printers Ink to make you
buy a"c`o_at _in any other store if you call and see what we are off-
ering. `
Our Values are Irresistable
We honestly believe that we have sold more coats during
the past Week than all the other stores put together---WHY?
Simply because every man who has compared values declares
that ours are without a doubt-the best for the money they have
ever seen.
And Your Coat is Here
_Don’t forget to call for it. This offering is in a class all
by itself. Through tt you have the privilege of selection from
one of the largest Canadian manufacturers at a price that does
not cover the cost of production. All new, fresh styles in a var-
iety of the best cloth, including Harris tweeds, chinchilla melton
and beaver cloths. _ » ’ 
Don’t forget ,the‘.,..place. I 
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-IN TWO PARTS- MR- CAIRNS I Revere- Hotel Block, Kent Street .
` CHESTER ACORN  ` 'A " PIC [ON BROWN
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