GUARDIAN _ iromuuo umm' °  'f" I
__ __  F_ _  pi i cranes.”
_ A "`"' _ 63 a 3 tg) Xmas ...~sUnson1suns ali um
 _  _ _ week or two before thg tlnxi:n°;lle§
- _ _ - _ -Now is the lime to get the M" Paid 1°: has expired and thus
` X g h h» not miss an issue, as all papers are
For these wet days, w th the
muddy streets, rrii-ings and
sidewalks, you nerd .nail rub-
bers if you sam io jrevent a
bad cold. ‘  _' '
Our rubbers have tlla'_t qual-
ity touch that you adnli e.
Well made,;o .d fltting,sf'long
and 1.e`.‘i.t- ihey’rc GOJD.
Woulen’s sizes yor and  894:
M on’s siz:s........`... .....$l.00
A lley £1? Co.
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ard cooking app-ivatus will last
m ch longer fy- u use i-urconl
We ll -ve now on hard all kin ds
of fre-li mined ual flee from slate
Ind stone.
Send nn your .address and we will
quote prices.
Phone, ll I _
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L 0YS'l`ERS' 1
» ‘ ...'Mr. John McLean, _who has bee'n
In   Phlmc  _   st to Charlottetown. .returned to Souris -I
-*fi*-'_ ` ' by the express Monday evening.--'
1 “M hu hu" than *Mr L L Cheverie, Sourls,
ny U e q ` t* P ' ‘ J J   spoilt Slundny viliiting friends at Bear
ste A-ed or fried. g v U _ _ _ m,,e,.__. '
Oysters by the bariel. _ ' ' ` ‘ --
_~Pr nl t. attention aid to all _ - ` ...'Rev. Fr. McMillan, Cardigan, nr-
mderog, P P _ :'33 m`l6M‘w'_ rived in Bourls by iheexpress Mon-
'»J. G. Carver  a  c 
_  - Phone `37o_-L ' l ‘
133435 Crest George Street ' A
3135.10- l6M-l6 _ _ ‘ `
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$1 .00  I- _
_ Wh'y_goVt`ol`>ed- with ilehar of .._°'rns Moluurio. nanhrouar-
nt waking on timer _Ld me. dork dish can he obtained at W._A. John-
the responsibility. v _' _ ‘ 
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d XM iS NEXT
This is a good time to have
your photo taken at our Studio
for Xmas. 1'- ‘_ " -
_ Join The
Y._M. C. A.
f To Day _
_ ‘_ Tickets
Men. per year' $5.00 ~
Studonfs, (City) 5.00
2.\r0.
Boys (ages I3 to i5) 2.00
A dvanced
I |n‘°'méd;\‘°° 0° I9)  Johnson. One was sentenced to n
Sustaining, |010 "and up
ward _ A ' i
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This 'season will `see t‘-ie
strongest programme ever pai
_ n bythe Local Association. _-
You want to be in on it.
_For Prompt   l
e ' Auto-Service  
Try  
for llsse Burner &
' Furnace” _
Sofr_Coa1`i _ _
i Acadia Nut _
' -» ' Acadia Round `
Albion Nii£__ _
_Albion Runamllio -
A Reserve Runainine
Inverness " Round ’
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' _ ~ _ _ -_ ‘ 9 lui ana __ov`¢i-y incisions nivmor
jf _ ' wishing to plaoe his money ‘in's ro-
. _ __ ilahla fox company after reading
‘  _ . _ ‘ this 'advertisement should write or
eail at tha canada _ fox Exchange
  _  _M  ”>m°|il.|5;i-ioncmimvai.
_ ,`__.i’l, th.-_L ' _
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a p two inches. I-le l ‘
  [that several large llelds ?Jis`i;:al.lib‘i
Q Telephone l9s_i.__ _ _ ‘still to be saved, “were completely
.14 ? 1 _ruined by the severe wind and rain
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Students, (n o n c resident) ` _.__ -
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- norm. Most of the time was taken
“til 9“°“'Y ‘ll “°“'_ ` “ mx |||y[3mH3 ?i:"€:..:;.i .’;::l”.. 2;"::.i;:;°..:‘::.l
‘ , ‘ers. The movement of crop this year
_ n. nn._n._1ralir§.A_N is ow-
ilian _-r_eprosentst_lve‘in Bouris. His-
Dhono number is 5,'W.. L._`iJingwell.
ston's. Montague
...°'l‘. GORDON IVEB is Guardian
~ . _ _ _ _ __ 'agent in Montague. His omcc phone
W, W,   is 18 and residence phono 20. _
,..°Bl-IIPPED MACKEREL.- A
short time ago Matthew & Mcllean
Co., Souris, shipped four earloads of
,mackerel to Charlottetown for futh-
discontinued promptly on expired
- ...’DIlllD IN GEORGETOWN.- The
death took_plnce in Georgetown on
Tussdsv morning oi Mrs. Margaret
McCormick one of the oldest res d-
ents. Mrs. McCormick had been ill
for some time past, so her decease
was not altogether unexpected. The
funeral took place on Thursday morn-
ing at half past eight o'clock.-G
;'...°BAD ROADS.- Mr. James Mc-
Phee. who visited Souris on a busi-
ness trip- Tuesday, report that tho
roads are very muddy and in some
10W places are covered with water to
de t of
storms of the past ten days.°
' ...°The following were passengers to
Souris on the express Tuesday even-
ingr- Mr. Charles Ste:-ns, returning
from a business trip to Charlotte-
town; Mrs. L. Clxeverie, returning
from Charlottetown; Mr. J. M. Mur-
ley, Charlottetown on a visit to_
and Mr. Joseph Gallant, who willf
leave on the Sybil Wednesday for
Flctou.'
...'SAD JOURNEY.-~ The Rev. A.
Ji W. Back went on Tuesday morn-
ing to Kingston to attend the funer-
al nf a former friend Mr. John Mars-
hnll. Mr. Back received a telegram
on Monday notifying him of his
friends sudden death, which _came as
a great shock to him, as he had been
visiting him only a short time ago,
and had left him enjoying good
health -G
...'THE SESSION ofthe county
court which was held in Georgetown
on Tuesday, was very short, the
business bein concluded in he lor"-
up with undnished cases which had
been left over froln last. session. T-wo
canes of illegal lobster iishing were
also tried here before Mr Leohie
tbL"ty dollarilne which he paid, the
_other to one hundred dollar ilne or
three months in jail. Being unable
to pay the line he was committed to
.lail.~-G - _ `
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...°Thc_ following are registered at
the Cox Hotel, Bonrisz- A. E. Lam-
.bert, Toronto; N. R. Cooper, Toron-
to; Charles A. Prince, Burmingham,
Eng; D_. A. Gillis, Charlottetown; J.
F. McDonald, Charlottetown; James
B. Keenan, St. John; C. B. Chappell,
Charlottetown; William J. Walsh,
Halifax; James F. Durno, St. John;
Rev. Mr. Templeman and wife.-
Monday:- R. Smsall, Montreal; W.
H. F. Gillis, Charlottetown; J. C.
Brown, Toronto; Robert McLeod,
Truro_:.-’l‘uosday:- Henry Hughes
Cyarlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Gllis; Charlottetown; G. S. Inman.
Charlottetown; F. S. Chandler, Char-
lottetown; J." lvl. _M\1r1ey. Charlem-
town; Rev.'Dr. Fullerton. Charlotte-
town; W. B.” Doul, Charlottetown!
’ rasllaiui rlaasoliils ‘
...’Messrs' John McDonald, Bear
River, visited Bouris on _Tuesdny.°
day evening.-* _ _
" liPl’l]lllUN|il FUR
One ol the hast ‘propositions he- _
_-fore the public today is that
oilered _V by The Murray Riv-
_er _Silver Black _ Fox Company
of Murray' River. This ranching
company was formerly soiling stock
_the response bei_n$so great another
pair had to be a ded - to make up
'Phi ptook now .consists of all pairs
of' foxes -two pairs from the-Dalton
rsiich and one' pair from the :Victor-
i_a_ Farm- rauohi- -they are tho heat
foxes that mont! can buy and are
at .present in the senipaay'-s ranch
six optionr on the progeny from
tlleas foxes-havaairoady been sold,
and tha totaidirfes for the six`pairs,
is pul»s._is l ,000.00. '
_Bus a few of these shares are still
on ilve pairs of capitalised foxes but __~
surplus applications. ' fb- ' _
Hanoi,  pairs-from the ‘ruplin 'i
_C must Iwwmpanr o dar. Mini
.mum chsrlvtweutr-live cents. _
 John Creamer, St. Duns-
tnns, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
dhvs with his Plrtllts in Bouris;°
...’Mrl. J. 'H. McQuad, who has
.hun spending a few days in som-in
has returned to her home in 'Char-
lottetown.-*
...°Miss Florence McDonald, who
has been absent in Boston for some
months, is visiting her old home‘ in
Monticello.-,°
...*Messl's Michael Murphy, Elmira;
A. Gillis, P. McDonald and Miss Ger»
'.t.ie Murphy were visitors to Souris
on '1‘uesday.’
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...°Mr. Carl McDonald, who is at-
tending St. Dunstans College, has re-
turned after -~ spending Thanksgiving
with friends in_Bouris.°
_ ...'Mr. A. J. McAdam., who holds ii
responsible position with Davis ie
Fraser, Charlottetown, was a. visitor
to his old home in Selkirk recently.'
...°Mr. C.  McQuaid, Manager oi
the Charlottetown Branch of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, spent
the week ond in Souris.°
...'Miss Muriel'Knigilt, who is at-
tending the Prince ol'Wnles College,
spent her thanksgiving vacation at
her home in Bouris.-°
...'Rev. E. E. Styles was a passen-
ger to Montague Monday morning
and will return to Souris on Thurs-
day.”
...’Mr. Harry `Acorn, who is con-
nected with .the Charlottetown
_Branch of the ‘Canadian Bank of
Commerce, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with his parents in Sonris.°
...'Messrs J. Turbide and H. 'Arse-
neau were passengers ` by the Lady
‘Sybil from Souris recently on return
to their home in the Magdalene Is-
lands.”
` ...°Mlss Lily Finlayson, ol Mont-
ana, accompanied by her brother, is
svcndine a few weeks vacation nt.
Monticello, the guest of Mr. Joseph
McDonald.-° _
...°Miss Blanche Creamer, who has
been spending a few days with her
narents in Souris, returned to Char-
lottetown by the express Wednesday
morning-* _
...‘Messrs. Frank Tierney and E.
Feehan_ Souris, were passengers to
_Sonris by the express Mondav even-
‘ing returning from a‘ visit to St.
v Margarets.-°
___*Mr, A. C, Cox. proprietor ofthe
Sea View Hotel. Souris. was a
_passenger from Charlottetown on
_Mond,av. He was accompanied by
hls'wifs and child.-° »
...°Mr. Robert Bladuet. who sueni:
the past summer at Nauirage, where
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' A Household Frlend
e for |03 Years
First alll to the
In ured-surest relief
' from oughs, Colds,
’ Clamps, Rheumailsm.
; J0llNSON’S
Arioovlie
L l_ N _l _l|__E NT
Use lt lol’ both internal and
external ills. Sold every-
wllerein25cand50cbottle8.
la S. JOHNSON
lesion,
lass. huns'
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SNOW STOPS TI-IREBHING.
and threshing is again poBl»p0\1°d-
Hon. W. R. Motherwell, minister of
agriculture, said he did not antici-
"pate any serious result from the re-
’ccnt snow fall, but what was former-
'ly line wheat may be dropped in
has shattered all previous records,
and but for the tio-up resulting from
recent `|-itorms, the railways would
-have been tied up.
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.zso__.  _
moons fp if _-
HOTEL OXFDRD
Copslhy Square, Boston, llaas.
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giliiréh, Cgiiifdgindlsdseggea
w r o s a 1 ~
ui'es toptbrshogpiiil and buslilaas
"iiiiii'iii'§i ears passihs Ox ni-doo
B. and  ll. ri. station all fell.
li es and ever! part of the oily
ll li ~
`"in;l,e :digits li and up _with hath
.iiguhle rooms li and uv. with
baihlam
¢nawl.n= A. warmth, Hong".
r»\`?`f~. f ’ me ~.-yi: ,
_,_ _ _
~carefully draw it through the hair-
‘ REGINA, Seek., Oct. 21.-Snow_
`hegan falling at 9.30 o'clock to-day
BRING BACK ITB GLOBE; LUS-
TRE, CHARM AND GET RID
OF DANDRUFF.
ly a matter of using a little Dander-
e.
It is easy and inexpensive to have'
zuce, soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 25 cent bottle ol Knowltonlsi
Dandsrine now-all drug stores rec-‘I
ominend it'~”-apply a little as directed;
and within ten minutes there will he
an appearance of abundance; fresh-"
ness, iiulfiness and an incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you`wi11_
you cannot ilnd a trace of dandrui! or
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after two weeks' use, when
you will 'see new' hair-line and
downy at Brst-v-yes-but really new
hair-sprouting out all over your
scalp--Danderine is, we believe, the_
only sure hair grower; destroyer qt'
dandruif and cure for itchy scalp and
it never fails to stop falling hair at
once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just a few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.‘ _
;-,.¢.-
he was employed on the Light-house
retufned redently to his home lu
Rollo Bay.-°
...'Mr. F. W. Tidmarsh, Lobster
buyer for the Portland Packing Com-
pany, Charlottetown, was s passen-
eer to Souris Monday evening en
route to the. Magdalen Islands where
he will transact business.-°
WORLD'S RECORD
TAKEN BY WOMAN.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-All world's
records for typewriting speed were
broken at the national 'husinesb _show
hero to-night by Miss Margaret B.
Owen, of this city, who wrote 125
words a minute during an hour’s dic-
tation. The previous record was 117
words, Miss Owen was awarded n
silver trophy, valued at $1.000.
Emil A. Treszger was second with
a speed of 120 words, while his bro-
ther, G. R. Treszger was third with
117 words a minute.
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Specials I A
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To be posessed by a head of heavy, ' 
.beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, tially, a    S
'wavy and free from dandruf! ismera-I 1 _ _ ' -
' A very special line of.1a`d- v
ies English Paramitia wai-
erproof coats. Made Qvith
regular sleeves, strap cuff,
military collar, six button'
front and slit pockfti.
$4.50 and $5 95
Very heavy double tex- I
ture palamatla raincoat, i
shirt sleeves, strap cuiifmil.
'itary collar, 5 button front '
and patch pockets $6.75
Umbrellas
' Children’s school umbre-
llas, heavy covering, strong
frame and natural wood
handles 506 each
Lidies’ special taffetalinel
covered umbrella best steel
frame, 'and excellent hand-
les regular price $2.25 l J
Our special price $l.98
Children’s Hair Ribbon
` Now we have purchased
1500 yds 0151-4 inch silk
talfeta hair rihb n in every
shade under the son. it is
a rr-gular 22c r.bl>on and
m .ch better than lhe usual
151; but tl make a s,pe;ial
sale vie have maiked it
. '_ ` . l5c a yard
iorilev Bros
. The aiu/tivo bu.sv‘.Sl£l'r'e.
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Black Fox C0 l-ilfl
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` The Murray River Silver Black Fox Co l'
Six Pairs Pedigreed Foxes '
THE STOCK in the MURRAY RlVER SILVER BLACK FOX CO , has fold so rapidly
thi: the directors have added another pair from the famous ranch of The Charles Dalton Sliver
Worth its
_The SIX PAIRS of foxes-Snow in their ran.-ll at Murray River are as i`ol‘ow.~:
Two piirsirom the ranchql-f The Charles Dal on Silver Black Fox Co Lid.
Three [airs from ille ranch of the Tuplli Cin | oialion, Ltd. ` _
One pil: from the Vlciorla_Farln Silver Bla k For Co. Lid. _ _
The above foxes are the best that nloney can buy and are all eligible for registration ln
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The foxes are put in at $1 §,ooo.oo (eighteen thousand dollars) n pair, mailing a total cap-
italization for the six pairs $lo8,oJo,oo.'
  a Ranch E-><i>=ns¢s ‘.'..;’.:...f;=.1;:.?“ P” °°"‘>°‘ 
acompetent and trustworthy keeper of ten ycavs’ ex-
Keeper pellence in raising foxes
A *Twelve l9I4 Pups Already Optioned
` and ilQ»p. c. Deposit Paid
Option No. isoli for ....'....... . . . . .
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‘ Total for six pairb _ '$73.\°-\-0°
The six pairs should produce at lean i8 pups or 9 pairs during the breeding sea-
As there in ni ly a small and limited number of shares to oifrr for sale intending inv~.st~ rs_
should s_ e‘about it TODAY Prospectus, application blanks, etc. can be had from the
Canada Fox llxclianqed, investment Co., Lid.
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