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PL¥B_`_to bu! _ln tlill  1
 i Gust all
Charl;.&e-‘
this morning, the
of Prosecutor Allan Boisner vs.
Benoit on a first oilence charge
IN5'l‘I*,l‘U'.l`ill/ ~l`l1i_lETINQ--Harmony
milk,
. g a, p . . .
103!-8‘2IM3I1`l0S L. Godin, of Bass River is spending
 _ _ =f-q .1 1 1,, few days in Prince Edward Island
i Rs- N- M°N°“- °‘ “"‘°=°*°“”» “f
cepts call to Great Village.
_.__
mined in me defendant being con-
  'Limltgd onunocigusgcsw cnsilons-mast;
  ` s e A.M.M inc X' SUB UPU 3
Bank of Montreal Building 3;' =§;y_§'»5_~;o,-g,»,,,-,=;<1x<;1,»;;_-137 0%-
  Sl John. N- B. .1°:;‘:°f..:':;.“..?°’.'.:;“-...‘;‘ .l‘0.*:°:2.:::
of. violating the Prohibition laws. re-
lricted and fined the usual Bum 0!
$100.00 or three months l1\lPI'il°B'
ment.
0 .
ation church, Liver ool Rev R
Women`s Instit\\ta"ho1d tfh/eir regular
monthly meeting on Nov. 12th, at
the East Wiltshire schoolhouse. The
subiect undor discussion was' the
dillerent ways,f,`,;oj_prsparing apples
and preparing eeh5_§Jl».'luneh for chil-
idren. The subiect for the meeting on
Dee. 18th is cake ir-ailing. Everyone
interested is' `colvl£ly';invited to at-
tend these me`stln`_
r ~ F**"?'
INSTITUTE 0Il.GANIZlilD.- The
meeting which was head in Belle River
School house on Thursday the 13th,
inet., for the purpose of organizing
s. Farmer’s Institute, was very large-
RAIN INTERFERRED.- Owing to
the downfall of rain on Friday last
the entertainment given by Professor
g Q, Bailey in the Granville hall was poor
I
“Scotia llebenlure Stock
l
1.
security outstanding
ed.
-the “street” name for Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 6 Il- C-
Dehenture stock-is an investment that appeals to investors
I who put their money into the seasoned secu_rities _of _enter-
prises that are firmly established, whose earning abilities are
well known and extend over u number of years.
An investment wherethe securityis hacked by tangible
assets that are valued at many times the amount o the
An investment that is secured hy a mortgage
An investment which, although so amply secured. iS
I offered at 0 price to yield a good return on the 11101105’ "1‘ 05"
Price 98 and interest. Yielding over li per cent.
0ns cent per word first insertion in thls column. half cent per word ‘
1;! es'ch;on\inu's:ion. Cssh must sccomvsny order. Minimum chase V exceptions’ were _reflected for the by askmgtthe hearty support at the
'm " " an ' . _ `_WA___A__ __A_ ____‘_l1 ensuing yfan on motion ,-Mess,-5_ A_ congregation" both in giving and
\ GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS 1,10
_ 235'?'3'3'?3'5'f;-55'?-5'33-'3'33Y'-5';5‘f';'-if1'-:"*f'-i-*ff**ff"*"` J. ilcnoneia and Hugh Mopnoe-ivere vmY¢_f--N' ""
1. C tr 1 1 1,11 1-, _ 11 1 ~,»1. SURPRISE PARTY-The following
_».‘    ocimtoa caills aiiuliilic mv;:i?in§gB(i)11de‘;11,e will he otinterest here as Charlotte-
- -_ --- 1.-...-_ -_ -W-------A-~ --------~Y-- . , - - town is 'Mr.' Duchefmin's home!-A
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FROM MALL PURSE WITH A near fntuxe _when it is expected tblat _ _
0 “_ th O tr ,rx LOST A S an cmlncot instructor from the De- particularly happy t_h1rnble party was Riverside Farming Co_
ly attcni-od. Those however, in at-
tendance had the pleasure of listen-
ing to an exceptionally good and
rare musical program in these parts.
Mr. Bailey gave selections on the
highland and lowland bag -pipes and
also on the Irish pipes each of which
he seemed perfectly familiar with. He
alsoshowed his skill on the violin
and favored the audience by some
favorite songs.-N
INSTITUTE MEETING.-The an-
meelintf of the Long Greek Farmers’
Instituto Waelwld in the Afton Hall
on Saturday evening 15th inet. The
attendance was rather small, a fact
to be regretted, considering the large)
membership. The chair was occupied
F B  &  ' by thc President, Mr. A. Ji McDon- B' G/0“g|h}v T530 an °nth“5i9'su° #nd
» ¢ ° 1 1 ~ ‘attentive audience. The Granville
a d. The financial report showed
the institute to be in a very satisfac
Members Honlresl Stock lxehsn|eL tory ,_-_m,111_i0,,_ the outlook ,for tug' mended in this movement, in that its
ensuing your being very bright This
|64 Richmond Sf, Charlottetown, P. E. l. 4 in1Btim-te 'now owne two m_'é_bmd sed tm other ghurches in his circuit"
_ _
D
short-horn hulls, one of which took
I first prize in his class t this y ’ 3'" ‘
"  .~ -.E 11.. _‘L1 “E-’.i1m-11 me 111011.... M11. 11.1.1
PTO ILCIB, X 0 l0ll DTGSBII
is the intention of the Institute to
il- i _ 5 ~ V maintain this high standard of beefifhe w°m°”'s Mi”i°“a"'y S°°1°W'
'JL-'-111-1'-rf-5-1-_-,-;-;-3;;-ii-2;-;-;3;;-;=_-j-5-3;i-3-;-i-i-;---_-;-1;;-Z1;-1£. animals for some time to come as l Mrs- G°“€h “P01” "GW f°’°if““Y °f
1 ""”"' 11, were Seems to 1,6 an ever growing this ‘movement and endeavored to
demand for good beef producers. Peo- 1P°mt out What it had dom’ 1°' Wom'
ple are beginning to learn that this ,gn ami th” 5°”“`a'1 “pmt °f h“m°“`
industry is becoming quite prof-1t,,,b1e_ 1ty. She _also dealt with the quasi
Lust year’s ofiicers with one or two
chosen as delegates to attend thc
lyattended, upwards of 100 being
present. After a most interesting ad-
dress b Prof. Robertson. "The
Belfast" ,Institute was organised,
with an enrolment of thirty-three
lmenibsrs, 'and including the districts
'of Belle River, Flat River, Wood Is-
lands, _Piuiiet1ti¢, Surrey, Melville and
Iris. The to _owing 'outicerswere HIP
1>oi1.'t_011_:"- i>_'resi1ie1n:_-M. A. McMillan,
Vice." President'-‘J. R. Ross; Seers-
tary--;A'. W.”Mc`f.1aien; Directors- .
Martin, I-I. ‘M`cKenzie, T. ‘ W; Morri-
son, M, Gilmour, _J. A. Ross and -R.
Mciieth., ,The interest manifested in
the meeting" was most encouraging
and ' [the `inst‘itu_t_e' -has' every nrvspects
of success. ‘
Barkers    
Dalton      
Brighton      
` ‘ ,,.1.1-.-1-u-1»
Victoria Farm    .  
Ives   ..  .  . 
Dinnls    .-  -
Provincial     . 
Howatt-Dalton   .    ......-
Taylors     .......100
Great Canada Northern  - -  ~ »~ 
Carruthers     .. .. .........100»
Tuplin Irving    .  .--100
AN‘NURL_.MEE",1.ING‘__ The ammali' Dominion  ._   .  
miseionary"praLer meeting ot the
(‘ranvill,e _dis _ict took place on
’I‘hui‘sday lest; The meeting was well
attended 'and the speaker Rev. John
Church, he stated was to be com-
glvings towards mission had surpas-
He then spoke at some length of the
Iorei and home missionary move
spoke enthusiastically in behalf of
tion of giving and closed her appea
_.a_
Massachusetts   .    .   
Conso1idated.........   ...   ,_....100
Suthei'land.........  . .. ..  _  _  100
R. J. McNeill cs.,  _ ....   
Montague      ..  . ..
Trout Biver......... ..    . .. .. . .100

100
110
90
105
105
50
125
110
_ 100
.100 ` 110
. 100 100
100 100
100 '100
100 100
100
110
110
100
. ...100
100
100
100
 100
.......500 1000
.. .. 100
90
‘105
105
50
0101 mx- snuff 0001111010 I I:1:..”.::'.‘;':::.f;.i:f.‘:.=-
FURNISHED AND UORRECTED DAILY BY 'PHE MAIUTUJE FOX EX-
‘ - CHANGE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 
- Par-‘ Price Sales
_ __ 100 100
Belmont  ..    
sms      - wo
.......l00
.  .... ..  ...100
Upton  ......... ......... .................   
Charlottetown      
Regal      
100
100
100
100
100
Ranch
Bunbury
Spring _Park
Peerless
'Prospect
Smith
Dalton
Silver Dip
Murray Har.
Magic
Eureka
Union
16 to 18° ne om 8 C un y I V sum of money on Queen street' Fin' partmenthof Agriculture "will address carfiad thmugh mei' “light at the res' Maritime
»ferred. Enquire 15 Pleasant St. , 1-Th R "_ . . _ - -
_ 2714 11 _. der please leave at , e use them idence of Mr._ H. P. Duchemin, when (Pam . cash with one 1,
,V _ _ m
_.1,___._;__--l------V » -
SB.
18 :M 2726'\118M2i~ _.___ _._.______ Mrs. Duchemin entertained 3, number le) in
wawrnn, A GIRL iron GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. J. C.
~ Sims, 279 Richmond street.
2633-11-12Mtl.
lvswran AN nxrsnisucsn Mlm
in family of two. Apply 100 Hills-
Doro Bt, 2020-I1-12M6i.
WANTED PUPIL NURSES AT 'I‘l-TE
-_‘ 'Penton State Hospital. For par-
-- tioalars address Dr. Arthur V.
_(loss, . Superintendent, Taunton
_State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.
1872-10-3M3M0s.
 
FUR BALL
'PURE BRED P. E. I. Sll.Vl~JR
FOXES FOR SALE.-We ofler TWO
PAIRS 1913 SILVER FOXES, bred
in our own ranch from pedigreed
stock. The animals are sound, nf
good size and well developed. We
can ranch these foxes for the seo-
son of 1914, if so desired. Intend-
ing purchasers may inspect these
foxes at our ranch at Alberton,P.
E. Island. For particulars address
'rr SILVER Fox RANCHING
COIEPANY, Alborron, P. E. Is-
lam-|_ 2911-11-18m3i.
ion sam:-oNn ISLAND Baan
male fox, a beauty. Price right.
D. & E. Fox Co., Ellerslie, P.E.I.
2685-11-15M4i.
'FOR SALE--MINK, BLACK, BLUE,
crohs, and red foxes. T. G. Ives.
%1mL,__g11s. s-zsmnu.
"FO S FOR SALE-A PAIR OF
cross foxes (well bred), Apply to
P. J. Harrigan, Dunedin.
2522-11-GM2wks.
I-`uUuu _
 -Q--2
_ ”‘5S§LE&'E°9§.
WHEN WANTING YOUR HORSE
clipped, give us a call J. A. Hen-
rson 180 ueen St Charlotte
de . Q -. -
town. 2732-11-l8m1W. .
, A
|V.DlHi_DDS DDILDS
s1,0.1l11;1__0u1.s1u_2
nate new wauri-:o
WANTED A GOOD STRONG BOY
__ _ _*_ 2712-11-18mtf.
BOY WANTED. APPLY CARTERS'
Confectionery Store. 2722-11-18mtf
cAni=1~:N'risns”'ANn_ Lsnonnns
wanted on St. Duastan’s Cathedral.
Apply on works. 2535-11-7M12ipd.
STRAYID
STRAYED, 2 RED MALE _CALVES
and one red and white female calf
ion the premises of Roy Clarke,
Bay View. If not claimed by owner
by Nov. 29, will be sold to pay ex-
penses. 2720-I1-18M3i.
‘ | 'i l
'T0 LET
 i\i`i~i?\'/1'i=:fv*i"“"Fi'0‘“ `L'1-ir ` oil" BX?-
fleld St., containing six rooms.
Apply 114 Prince St. 2723-11-l8m6i.
ro Liar, 1»'i'oUs1`sTlTr-PLY zaz
Great George St. 2406-10-30Mtf.
"Grove’s I.. B. Q. Tablets will set
you on the road to recovery- they
will cure a cold in one day and also
banish any case of headache or neu-
New York
Fish Ads.
'Li Q 5 1
-1-   l
Thomas M.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
|08 Fulton Fish Market, New York.
Specialties. Smelts, Eels and Clans. Consignments solicited, daily
returns. Stencils and stationery 1 n application. .
-Reference Market and Fulton National Bank, New York.
S. B.'WILBY & SONS, Transfer Agent, Boston.
2:86-ro-z5MEst¢6wpd.
Reid & C0
»' ml-Ennis sf s 1 -I
STEAMSHIP SAILINGS
'XMAS sAn.|NGs 111.11100.
B00k “Laurentic" Nov. 22 “‘3’.€‘.i1’3‘.?;‘..';`§“'
mi
“D/IEGANTIC' .
;.-“‘l’EUTONlC” . . .
"!lR#1BlG" .
,  Y Y From l’ortlsnd Me. Prom Halifax N.S.
for one “c/INADA". . .__ .. Dee z - Dee.;
' I A u  is 
=D¢¢- U5 (sosv'$'17.'"u....) to Queenstown all Liy¢\‘l>0°l
and Steamship Agents for
our tlcketn _
for bell boy. Apply Queen Hotel.
__ _ _ __ ______ __ __ ralgia. The remedy has proven pop-
'FQUNDT AT CORNER KENT AND ular and it is often imitated but
Great George St. velvet satchel. there is- only One genuine and it
dfngr may hgve game on pgying \b8Bl`B the IIKTNB Of E. W. GFOVB. The
gg _“_ 2733.11-1310131, 'l‘woJ_l/Inca, 149 Gt. George St. MEtf.
IF CROSS; FEVERISH, CONSTI-
PATED, .GIVE "CALIFORNIA
SYBUP OF' FIGS."
Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated; this
is a sure sign its little stomach, liv-
er and bowels are clogged with sour
waste. -
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t.
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach-achc, indlgestion, diarrhoea, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup
of Figs," and in a few hours all the
foul waste, ' the sour bile and fer-
menting food passes out of the bow-
els and you have 11 well and playful
child again. Children love this harm-
less “fruit laxs.tive," and mothers
can rest easy after giving it, because
it never fails to make their little
“insides” clean and sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother! A little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row, hut get the genuine. Ask your
drugglst for 9, 50-cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs,” which
has directions for babies, children of
all ages and for gfown-ups plainly
on the bottle. Remember there are
counterfeits sold here, so surely look
“California Fig Syrup Company."
Hand back with contempt any other
Us syrup.
::You need 5. tonic right now and
one of the best you can possihlyse-
cure is Rcxall Beef Wine and Iron.
the unrest and best of the kind. The
formula is plainly printed on the
o r P will refund our mone
Drug Co., Corner Great. George and
Kent Sta.-Mtf.
t\'l'\5T
F-R-E-E ` .
Come into our ohlce' and have your
teeth examined free of charge. Only
takes a few minutes and we,will toll
you exactly what you need and it
wont cost you one penny. W0 muh
teeth also 'guarantee ghrlnotbnrl ' in
crown and Bridge wo‘r . ' isxtraslilnfc
and filling without pain--price mod-
erate. ..
Dr.Robms M
of her immediate neighbours on
George street, Sydney. A most enjoy-
iahle evening was spent by those pre-
sent and the time was pleasantly in-
terspersed With magical items which
were beautifully rendered. The op-
-portunity which theoccasion adorded
who is leaving the city shortly, with
_a sun burst of pearls gifted by the
assembled friends as 1; token of their
esteem and as fi memento of her so- 1
journ among them. The recipient,
who was apparently taken very much
by surprise, wordeddper appreciation
mosbfeeliugly in 5,' neat little speech.
,The gathering dispersed after “Auld
Lang Sync," had been sung.
WEDDING BELL'S.-- The Salvation
lsrmy citadel, 1.11 (moron street,
Moncton, was the scene of an inter-1
esting event on Monday evening,
when Ensign William Millar who has
been in cnarge of the Moncton Corps
for the past year, was united in mar-
riage to Ensign Florence Ethel And-
erson, who has had charge of the
Army's Work in St. Stephen, N. B.,
for same eight months. Ensign Mil-
lar and Mrs. Millar are well known in
Charlottetown, the Ensign having
been in charge of the S. A. work here
sometime ago. Ensign Anderson is
a daughter of the late Captain T.
Jones'Anderson. The meeting open-
ed with hymn "I’ve Found A Friend
in Jesus," followed by prayers by
M. Forsyth and Cadet N. Forsyth, oi
St. Stephen, N. B., then favored the
audience with duel. alter which Stat!
Captain Coombs, read as the scrip-
ture.1cs_son the 23 Psalm. The 'cere-
mony. which wasperformcd by Major
Taylor,-of St. John, was a very im-
This is an old standard remedy and pressive one. Lt.. N. Forsyth of St.
tonic and the Hexall preparation is Stciihéll. Bctfld BS bfidfllmold Whllc
Ca1\,t_ain,Robinson -- took tho pert of
best man, with Corps Cadets Pell.
package and we guarantee it to he' Crueand .Alice Atkins, of Moncton as
Ifiower ills Addresses were also dr
g od o w y y. g ' . .-
Price a bottle 750. The MacKinnon liveredv.-by Bev. Mr. Goodwin, Stall
Captain ,_ Coombs, Ma.1or and _Mis
Taylor, Adjutant Green, of Sussex,
Captain Robinson. Lt. Forsyth who
'spoke on behalf ofthe St. Stephen
Cor-ps, -and Mr.-D. 11”., Hour, on -behalf
of the Moncton Corps. Alter the cer-
lemony Ensign and Mrs Miller also
evoke very briefly. The high esteem
in .which the bride and groom .orc
,held was manifested in the _address
delivered by the different speakers
who paid very warm tributes to the
faithfulness with which Ensign and
Mrs Millar had served God and the
Army since they became soldiers. Af-
ter the ceremony in the Citadel the
soldiers and friends repaired to the
Young People's Hall, where the wed-
ding banquet was pertuken of. _ En-
sign 'and Mrs. Millar leave on Wed-
nesday afternoon ffol' Toronto, to at-
tend General Brainwell Booth’s Con-
rrcss in that city .thence to the
|groom's home in Burke Fails, Onto-
rio, where they will visit for some
‘ time.'I1isix_~ new appointment fn Wood-
`stoc|r, N. B.
4.4,-.i__.._..__.___._
Royalty
Magnet
O’Leary
Pioneer
North Shore
Rosemont
V lie
was taken advantage; forthe purpose Ty” 8 y
of presenting Mrs. A. E. Strubel, Malpique- suv" Foiigut' le
THE FOLLOWING FOX COMPANIES HAVE DEGLARED DI
T0 DATE.
Total Cash Cash Dividend
er ent.
' Paid up
Capital
25,000
90,000
20,000
60,000
150,000
625,000
25,000
50,000
100,000
30,000
190,000
50,000
40,000
00,000
50,000
40,000
100,000
100,000
10,000
15,000
40,000
Dividend
75,000
40,500
60,000
60,000
60,000
250,000
23,750
100,000
172.000
52,500
114,000
112,500
12,400
ox still for
210,000
110,000
0,000
225,000
25,000
50.000
01,000
30.000
( nd _one fox s or sa .)
Seal River . 57,000
28,500
With an extra smaller dividend later.
The average cash dividend of these
companies is 95,322
FDX DIVIDENDS DEDLADED TD Dill
P
VID
C
.,..,. DOMlNl0N
300
45
300
100
40
40
95
200
172
175
60
225
31
240
340
20
225
25
500
50
75
50
per
cent.
`Muskrat
Muskrat Black
Racoon
Skunk .
Cat, Giver
‘Opossum
Mink
Marten _
Sable, Russian
Fox, Cross
" Silver
“ Blue
" White
" Rod
" Grey
Otter
Lynx
and see that yours is. made by the ' the RW- G- A' L“‘V’*°“- 1-‘i0“f'9“f‘“t`Fisher
Beaver
Bear
Wolf
Wolverine
Oat, Wild
" House
1 Ermine
Badger
Squirrel
Chinchilla
Fox, Red
.Wallaby i
Opossum ` Australia
FDD
Z5 p.c.
25 p.c.
15 p.c.
20 p.c.
15 p.c.
15 pie.
25 p.c.
30 p.c.
10 p.c.
150 p.c.
40 p.c.
10 p.c.
25 p.c.
25 p.c.
30 p.c.
- 20 p.c.
15 p.c.
30 p.c.
20 p.c.
20 p.c.
300.0.
20 p.c.
25 p.c.
30 p.c.
170 p.c.
10 p.c.
35 p.c.
Mole S
Wombat 20 p.c. om
lower
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1.
1.
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1.
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higher
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ai
lower
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The following is the report of the sales of C.
don, on the 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th ult.
M. Lampson &
than
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Co.,
Lon-
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f' - _ ,,-.‘»:' 1,
 'N¢.,1i.11¢ .cooled 1.111. ‘
1 fate depressions_.__ _
_ §»‘~{.` ij.
I-le goes  along
wilh his wor without
I' 'WOI't'y. '
We haye placed mil-
- lions on mortgages for
investors and they have
,_ never lost one cent of
principal or interest, and
they have made money,
too, because _money at
5 p. c. doubles itself in
about 14 years. '
We are thoroughly
equipped to relieve you
of all bother regarding it.
We will secure the mort-
gage, look after all col-
, lectious, etc., for a very
I smallperceutage.
_ Call iu and let us tell
'yon more about our De.
claratlou of Trust plan.
uulsr
COMPANY
“The Perpetual Trustee”
4 p. c. on Deposits
2658- i I-r4Mfxnw3i.
@--_-1-;--si
l 
Money Advanced”
_ Against approved
lllack Fox C0 'Shares
A. J. Estes & C0
Montreal
Business es shlished six
years
Slock & Bond
Q!
...,_... Dealers 1
11
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