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~ “Doc Bird Says”
‘ln thi’ °'PinI°“ °I the majmity briefest of all world’s series for the October Il, ‘
Baseball Championship came to an ' ~ A ` .
=' we lead in quality
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men of man minds climb of the Braves from the bottom
Many Y e p to the pinnacle was the result of only
on othersubjects all agre
on the effectiveness of Guai-
- acollilmulsion for relieving
coughs colds and all lung
affections. '
40c and 75c bottle
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Rolls,
ponges and '.‘Sponge Bags,
tc, are among our new
oods.
E;'~‘Aa'*'--FOSIC
Central Drugstore
I ‘ Sunnysi e
Let us have your order fo
pickling' spice and essence
Vinegar.
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BRIEF STORY _OF THE LAST _ `
GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES.
BOSTON. Oct. 14.--Y t a
Braves finished the codiriilctay 
end at Fenway Park.
lt was only four games long, and
the Braves won them all. They beat
the Athletics yesterday afternoon 3
I0 1~ BY that score they finished the
contract of hauling the Athletics from
their pedestal.
Here they are, the lords of baseball
creation, after carrying out the mos;
remarkable campaign the U. S. Na.
“Until SDOFIL ever has known. So far
among thc coiuinon herd after me
season was well advanced as to bo
in last place, they wind up the year
by wearing the diadem. Under the
superior playing of the Braves the
AUIIGIICB. great team though they
have been and are, have passed on
to the land of the back seat. The
one thing, sheer merit. No chance
Chnlnpioiis could have surpassed the
Athletics as they did in this series.
'llie ability, slow to be recognized
though it has been. was there. Yes.
ter<lny’s game was close, but once
thc Braves got going it was the be.
and the victory was theirs. The
fourth and.fiftli innings contained all
the battling there was that,was pro-
ductive, and the Braves with their
adaptability and trenchant methods
rammed home the winning counts in
one short, decisive foray.
Thcre were two out in the fifth
inning and small prospects of anybody
reaching ilrst base, when the Bostons
got to work and broke up the game.
Rl1d0IlJh. Moran and Evers colabor-
ated in the concentration of attack
which carried the day. A hard, clean
hit belched from thc bat of each.
Rudolph started the charge. Evers
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Change in Time ‘°“‘“>'~
,..i.-
On ist October, 1914, the following ---;--
changes in trains on l’. E. I. railway
will take placez-
Moriiirig truin will leave Elmira at
5.25, soiii-is, 6.35, M6. stewart, s.:io. ar-
rive at Charlottetown 9.30.
saturday trip Elmira to Sourls nd
.. a
ret:~rn will be discontinued.
Ivloriiiiig train will leave Georgetown U i 1 t - 1. V H , ,_
030- MI- Stewart' S30' arrive Char' sdiiiignligstl-ilgsliiillilinlzI>f1ii.gI?diopIe(i'Ii-
lottetown at 9.30.
All “her imma Wm ru" as at pm' large and rooniv, the basement and
I1
Charlottetown, Sept. 28th, 1914.
‘ 5785-9-28metI
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Time Table
S.S. Hillsboro
ROCKY POINT FERRY
Leave Cli’Town. Leave Rocky P-
7.30 8.00
8.30,A. M. 0.00 A. M.
9.30 " 10..00 " '
11.00 " 11.30 "
1.30 I’. M. 2.00 P. M.
" 2.30 " 3.00 "
3.30 " 4.00 "
5.00 " (5.30 "
SUNDAY
9.00 A. M. 10.00 A. M.
12.45'P. M.. 1.00 P. M.
` 2.00 " 2.30 "
4.00 " 5.00 "
M. MUIIPIIY. Manager.
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#
Sailings to London I_
and Liverpool
We call attention to the _snilinliii
of the B. S. "SAOIIEM froiii
llaliinx to Liverpool direct Octo-
ber -ami. _
Cabin passage is but I5) 00 and
we have booked a number of P55-
si es. _
I The S. S. “DlGBV" fails from
' o ‘London Hn'ifax dI\'0S¢ BDU”
it November lst
First flue:-i $75 00
Hoc ind Class $50.00.
Reservations should be madv
mmsdlitefy. ~
Furn¢sS.WIiI\_v & C°- Ud-
I Halifax. _
1 f W
Eastern S.S. Corp0i'aII0li
International Line
mam sifmn Mondays wainwim im
for I ubec Eastport Puri-
Fridsyc iii 0.00 l. in. - - °
i me -sri sam>a.iaiiif..ins.'e»v- I Cum* Wh'
i
mm, pm 1 1... Mainly.. waiimdnvs 1;! Worth J Guinea n lon
seam or i>°.tu..<i.is-:room L“b°°““*
1°'-i- o _ ‘
‘ s1'sAMsnn= uns
in
si oo amiga. im to New irrifii oct In-Avfi
80th. .
unset smite' between Portia-id and 
li-r.vll‘ Frslklhi Wharf. Portland N"
_-nm,.|_”. .p4.3mm||y| at 6.00 p. m.. for
,York
si, ruse "rim: olive. 41 Kiel it
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< g_ png t4M|Nu_ .\eiit, Hi. John- N- B'
C merc'a\ Aiwnl
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rmmniriu GOVETINMFNT fl
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, II\I'I EpCQDL|?ir/FN!! |1\
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leaves dail
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District Passenger Agentis Omce' concrete, and the roof covered with
to Quebec
' for the day was done.
'Evers was the big force in the
honic tcuni’s success. llc batted in
two runs aiii_l_,he scored thc other one.
Ilis incntnl lapse of Monday, which
he liiinsolf docs not dcny, is a trifle
in thc light oi' tho gran( work he dm
iii tlils scrics, and particularly yes-
Aii important addition was made to
tive Creamery. The building is very
about three feet of the wall being of
galvanised steel. lt contains the
regular butter-niakiiig room, cold stor-
age room for keeping the butter, ice-
house, and an egg-candling room on
tho lower floor. Above is a large room
wlilcli at present is not finished. Mr
Peter Burke is in charge ot' the butter-
makiiig and is very popular with the
patrons oi' the factory. lie is justly
proud oi' having won first place at the
Prince County Exhibition against very
strong coinpetition-. His factory shows
his pride in his work, as everything
is in the pink ol`,condition. Egg-
I ciiiidling has only begun, but there are
about ii. tlicusaiid dozens being caudled
each day. Some ol' these are shipped
to Boston, sonic to Montreal and some
to t`!-“.rlottcto\\'ii. The districts of
Weliugtoii. Egnioiit Bay and Mont Car-
niel, and Grand ltiver are to be con-
gratulated on their co-operative efforts.
Every Woman
Can Use
and ought to use occasionally,
a proper remedy for the
hea ac e, backache, languor,
nervousness and depress-
, ion to which she may be
_ subject. These troubles and
, others are symptoms of debil-
, ity and poor circulation caused
1 by indigestion or constipation
I PILL
are at once safe certain and
convenient. They clear the system
and purify the lood. They ex-
ert a general tonic effect and
insure good health -and strength,
so that all the bodily organs _do
their natural war-I_¢ wi out causing
suffering. Every woman of the
thousan s who _ ave tried_ them,
knows that B,_q'o`obam's Pills Bet
.To Certain _
Advantage
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MISS D. RUDGE
‘Manufacturer of fine -hair
or ..ii°‘si“.. ~=°ii’;."‘i‘.:.;
oiiiissfor sale. II71'GreatG¢01’E¢
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' Barbados
Molasses
y Sugar
Landed by Schr. Adriatic
.Ex .F in ri
hqgipuiisseans _i5“o_i§'a'il-iis"r1i’§.°i
t `HllIII._IIlIllIIlS S
_ _ _ _ ' THE. CHARLOTTETOWN GUA RD
VICTORIA HOTEL.
W. B. Arthur, Montreal; R. F. Stew-
art. South_Lake; M. Gill, Julia MC-
KHRWII. G. A. Thomson. Montague; J.
J. Ryan, Bayfield; C. Blackie, C. G.
Rooney, Halifax; G. B. Colwell, A. D.
McDonald, J. Taylor. St. John; L. Con-
l\0\'S. Black's Harbor. N. S.; C. 'D.
McKinnon. Souris; W. P. Murray. Qin!-
HGXTG. J. McQuarrio. New Glasgowff
A. Rubin, Boston; S. B. Small, Wood-
land, N. S.; A. J. Baillie, Port Hast-
ings; W. F. Montgomery, A. C. Rogers,
Summerside; C. W. Spiers. Toronto;
F, B. Tupp, Cape Tormentine; A. M.
Hudson, Austin Cullen, Ray Cullen.
Shediac, N. B. '
REVERE HOTEL. ~'
G. E. Trainer, Nelson, B. C.; J. P.
Duffy, L. Trainer, G. Brown, Picton;
R. E. Jamieson and wife. Canso, N. S.;
Miss E. Holland, Miss A. A. Holland,
New York City; l~l. J. MacCormack.
Hillsboro; W. R. Mills, Moncton; J.
A. Robertson, Ilonshaw; Geo. P. Har-
land. Montreal; Frederick Simmons,
Sunimerslde; J. A. Leckey, North Bed-
uuc; Warren Slninions, Crapaud; E.
J. McTague, Mt. Stewart; Wm. Sin-
clair, Hamilton; A. J. Boyd, Cannes,
C. B.; J. J. McDougall, Glace Bay, C.
B.; Alf. J. Hooper, Toronto; G. G.
Baxter, Montreal. _
` QLi_EEN HOTEL. ‘
J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche; M. Mc-
Quade. Summerside; Mrs. Christie,
New York; Mrs. B. W. Lel"agc. Rus-
ticoville; A. F. McQuaid, Souris; A.
W. Bruce, Red Point; A. M. Flcniiniiig,
llalifax; H. A. Reny, Boston.
October 15.
VICTORIA.
Wl A. Flaville, Truro, N. S.; J. A. G.
Ellis, Montague; P. A. Rich, E. A.
H0Yl, L. J. Carr, St. John; D. Ford,
Boston; F. R. Crawford, J. T. Hob-
deii, Toronto; R. C. Cruikshank, G. S.
Blackctt, Geo. G. Smith, A. B. Bally,
ll. Rose, G. I-I. Alter, Wm. McCor-
inack, Montreal; Geo. Moore, Moncton
J. A. Lifer, Halifax; Hector Fournier,
Moiitniagny.
QUEEN.
R. W. McEwen, St. Peter’s; G. L.
McKay, Concord, N. ll.; D. McLeod,
Geo. Wightnian, Orwell; G. W. Ban-
nerinan, Winnipeg; A. B. McLeod,
Truro; Dr. J. M. Mcllean, Quincy,
Mass.; W. W. Black, St. John; Ralf
I-lolmdeii, Ottawa
REVERE HOTEL.
S. T. Gallant, Piusville; J. Adams,
Ottawa; A. J. lVicNevin. Bonshaw; E.
(‘. Young, Ottawa; Isaac Ives, Moii--
tague; J. Corcorn, Baldwins Road; M.
(‘orcorn. St Teresas; E. M. Peters,
Montreal; G. M. Carver, Pownal; Mrs
J. A. Duncan, Parsburo, N.S.; Chas.
McKenna, Kclly's Cross; Gregory
‘Vie-i{r=iiii:\ l{e.lly's Cross; O. B. Watts,
Gregson, Mont.; J. T. Lord, Eden, Alta;
S. Kennedy, sen., _Kensiiigto1i: M.
Keiiiiedy;-Bradalbaiie; J. J. Keir, Paris,
Cnt.: J. W. McFarlane, Halifax; J.
H. Lohnes, Lorne Valley; T. Moffat,
Halifax; R. A. and Mrs Sarson, Lead-
vllle, Colo.; J. I. Legacy, New Glasgow,
N.S.; J. A. and Mrs McLean, Hope-
well, N.S,
TWELVE INJURED IN EXPLOSION.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich.. Oct. 14.-
Twelve persons were, injured in an
explosion to-day, which partly wreck-
od the Grand Trunk building here.
GUILTY 0F MANSLAUGHTER
WAS VERDICT OF JURY.
BRIDGEWATER, N. S., Oct. 14.-
Thc trial of Chico Carlo, the Austrian
sailor charged with the killing of A.
Walstrum during an argument on the
war, was concluded yesterday after-
noon. The grand jury had brought in
ii
L bill of inanslanghter and on this
:barge he was tried, The plea of,the
prisoner was that he had acted in self-
lefense in using the knife, Carlo we t
on the stand on his own behalf. He
said he had been struck three times
by his victim. It was shown that there
were two wounds in the body of Wals-
truni. Mr, Justice Drysdale, who tried
the case, felt that this showed vin-
dictiveness, more than had there been
but one wound. The jury brought in
.\ verdict of. guilty oi' manslaughter.
Phe sentence inflicted was three years
penal servitude.
TO MAKE SMALL LOANS i
I0 PEOPLE IN NEED
TORONTO, Oct 14-To help de
serving people over hard places with
small loans in case of property pay-
ments or other matters, the provin-
cial governnient, by order-in-counc
has authorized the organization of the
Municipal Aid Association. This cu-
terprlse has W. K. McNaught, C. M.
G., as its sponsor.
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
il,
WILLING TO FREE PHILIPPINES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The Jones
Philippines bill, which declares the
purpose of the United States to recog-
nize the independence of the islands
“as soon as a stable government can
be established there," passed before
the house late to-day by a vote of 211
to 59. lt will not be considered in the
senate at this session of congress.
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ADVANCE IN PRICE
OF WHEAT AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Ills., Oct. 14.-Wheat'ad-
vanced in price to-day owing to higher
suotations at Liverpool and because
ai' continued falling off in north-west-
'arn receipts both sides of the Cana-
dian line. In addition trans-Atlantic
:rop estimates were bullish and there
was a decrease in the European vis-
ible supply. The purchasing here was
led by export houses. The start which
ranged from if to 55 higher was fol-
lowed by other moderate gains.
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FOR QUEBEC HOME GUARD.
QUEBEC, Oct. 14.-Initial stepsfor
:hs formation ot a horse brigade in
Raw Sugar. ‘ _ _
GILLETTS
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nismlrcviua sinks
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HIIUTITUTID
, 1 np-nl* ' 1-1 ‘ ` i
GAVE HIS LIFE FOR MARRIED
' BOMRADE.
LC-NDON, .Oct. 13.-“ Lots were
drawn by four officers," saysilie Daily
News Ostend correspoiideiit, " to
decide who should remain in coniniziiid
of Port St. Marie, north-west of Ant-
werp, the officer thus chosen `_beiiig
sworn to fight to the ,death. The lot
fell on a married man with a family.
An unmarried cfiiccr iiiiiiieillatclv
offered to take his place, ami the
officer who originally was chosen rc-
luctantly consented. The three officers
then retired. bidding a touching fare-
well to their comrade who remained
beliliirl."
“The Two Mac's prescription de-
partment, is niost efficient and satis-
factory. Only coinplinient, certified
pharinaccutists are allowed to fill
the prescriptions. Only fresh, clean
and highly tested drugs are used,
satisfaction certain. The Two Macs,
140 Great George Street. Mtf.
CIIIIIILOTTETOYIII MIRKETS
Oats (white) 48c.
Oats (black) fitlc.
Straw (per ton) $8.00
liay loose (per ton) $14.00
Eggs (per doz.) Zilc.
Print lluttcr tpor lb.) » 215c.
Fowl and Chicken (each) 60-$1.25
'l`ub Butter (per lb.) 21
Potatoes (per bush.) 25c.-30c.
Tiiriiips (por. bush.) 15c.
Hides f 12§c.
Calfskins ' 14c.
Beef (lb) ‘ 16 to 20c.
Young pigs (Der pair) $7.00 to $8.00.
Sausages (1b.) - 15c.
Beets (bunch) 5c.
Onions (hunch) 51:.
Carrots and Parsnips (doz.) 12c.
Pork (lb.) loc.
Cod Fish (iresb_per lo.) 4 to 5c.
“Mads Syrup _of .liypophosnhites is
a. .great blood purifier and health-
builder. It strengthens the system
and helps throw oil disease. Price
$1.00 per bottle. Tho Two lvlacfs, 149
Great George Street. etf.
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GROUND FENCE WlRES.‘
Grounding fence wires affords con-
siderable protcction from lightning,
and is a worth-wliile iiivostineiit for
farmers, accordiiig to Frank M. Whitc.
of the Colegc of Agriculture, University
of Wisconsin.
As hundreds of valuable aiiiinnls are
struck by lightning in this state every
summer, many of the casualties being
directly due to currents carried along
pasture fences, such advice is particu-
larly timely.
To secure the best results ground
wires ought to be placed about 100
feet apart and closely stapled to the
post, so as to form a contact with
every one of the fence wires. 'I`lie
ground wires .should also extend
slightly above thc fence post, and like
a lightning rod, ~sliould peiiotrntc the
soil far enough to reach moist earth.
Number elglit or nine wire is iiiost
satisfactory for this purpose.
_ , _ _
anis, iiviiiii
niiiis iiiinus
llll EUNSIIPIIIU
LOOK. MOTHERI IF TONGUE IS
COATED GIVE “O/KLIFORNIA
SVRUP OF FIGS."
Every mother realizes, after giving
her children “(‘.aliforiila SYFUD ‘lf
Figs," that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the teiiriar
little stomach, liver and bowels, wit i-
out srinhis.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour. look at
the tongue, mother! lf coated, giye 11
teaspoonful of this harmless ruit
laxative," and in a few hours all the
(oul, constipatetl waste, sour blle and
undigested food passes out Of the
bowels. and you have a well. DISYIUI
child again. When its little system is
full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-
ache, diarrhoea, iiidigestion, collc-re-
member, a good “inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatment
given. ` ` __
Millions of mothers keep Califor-
nia Syrup of Figs” handy; they know
a teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your drusizist for ii
50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of
Figs," which has directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown-ups,
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here, so dont he fooled.
Get the genuine, made by “California
Fig Syrup Company." °
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"Rexall Cherry Bark cures early
fall coughs. It is very soothing to the
irritated parts, beneficial to the whole
-e s to tnkc and guaranteed
she Quebec Home Guard ‘were--taken
»_»  ~ .if ar aisiii sy uni quebec nimi cm..
I* '|?\|s_msmliors coriiiiniiileated to-day
yj with me authorities as the ilroinmi.
i>Eii§_o_niiis
Mr Isaac lvcs, Montague, was
terdny.
Mr Murdoch Kenned M L A.
' 3'. - -
llradalbane, was in Charlottetown
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Duffy, City spent
_ 'Thanksgiving in Cornwall the guest
ipunpogls, "°‘°”'~~~'-~*"" ot' Miss Josie Ilenrtz.
Ferguson, Sumiiierside. s ent Thanks
D
giving at their home in Wellington.
Miss Blanche Saniiders South
Wlnsloe, is visitting at Eldon, the
guest of Mrs. tltev.) T. F. VVest.
Mr Gerald Brcniiicr and bride re»
turned home to (‘harlottctow|i last
evening by the Nortliuiiiberlaritl from
their \vcddiiig trip.
veil llros., Cliarlottctowii, returned to
night.
Mr. Leslie A. Auld of the l<`ariu
Stock and Fox Excliaiigc, lct`t Wednes-
day inorniiig on a business trip to
Boston.
Mr. and _\lrs. M. E. C. lloiidcrson,
Ilalifnx, spent Sunday in this city, tlic
guests of thc 1`ornicr`s parents .\li'. and
Mrs. J. lieiidcrsoii, Graftoii St.
tioiied there.
of his services on Sunday us usual.--V
his harvest.-V.
guests of the City Ilotel. '
Donald, book-keeper of the firm of F
her recent illness.
to-day.
lilr Andrew ltitcliic, of Messrs (lar-
tlic city by thc Nortliiiiulierlaiiil lust
Professor \\'atkis lcavvs at noon to-
day on the “IIalit`aX,” on ai short visit
to Caiiso, to see thc Island boys sta-
Thc inaiiy friends of ltcv. Mr. liobie.
Victoria, wlll be sorry to learn that lin
is confined to his iionie tlirougli ill-
ness, and was not able to take cliari.:o -
llis friends regret to learn that Mr.
Seymour Snow is coiifined to his lioiiic,
having contracted a. severe attack of
intlaniation while engaged in tliresliiiig '
Mr. Gordon Dingwell of the Sea-
Vicw llotel and Mr. Campbell Mc-
Kenzie of Shaw’s llotel, Brackley
Beach, spcntiisiinda in the City, the
The many friends of Miss Lilla Mc-
J. Holman & Co., city, will be pleased
to learn that she is recovering from
THE HALIFAX.-The s.s. Halifax,
of the Plant line, docked at Char-
lottetown this nioriiing at 1.30 o’clor'k
passenger list. She sails at noon
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“I The Bracelet
Watch
as become almost a nec
sity with a great num
er of people.
We have a fine stoc
them, and would b
ased to show them t
H. Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
with a fair cargo and only a small
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I e Price
ii present stock_
cl will not be raise
one cent no matter how th
price goes up, and we hav
some ne ones to choos
from, made by the leadin
watchmakers of the world.
We are not dependent on
wireless" in timing _our
wzitches,having a Transit in-
strument, ship’s chronomet-
er, and one of the finest reg-
ulators in Canada for that
purpose.
E. W. Taylor
Cameron Block
Charlottetown
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Optical _Service
Our business is to ex-
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give our patrons the ben-
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approved methods of ex-
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That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced
by the large increase in
this year’s business.
We guarantee to give
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tainable by the use of
properly fitted lenses.
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to cure. Pat up in two size bottles
99 Grafton St. Optician
25c. and 'B0c. Ma`i‘I(iiinon Drug Co.,
Cor. Great George and Kent Ste. ME.
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Mr. Arthur Mcoiisiii, city. has been THE VICTROLA AND THE FAMILY-No. 1
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friends. “I like to sit back
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gone by, While the
Victrola, through its
magic, recalls the old
songs and singers to me.
“There’s Tamagno and Plancon, Patti.
and Melba who s'till sing for me just as
I used to hear them, at their best, al-
though two are now dead and one has
permanently retired from the stage.
And the younger generation of singers,
although I have never had an oppor-
tunity of hearing them personally,
seem like old friends to me, so fami iar
have their voices become through their
wonderfully beautiful Vitftor Records.
“All the rest of the family enjoy the
Vidtrola,_j_nst__as__n_;pch as I do. They
all have their favorite music ,and their
favorite singers and musicians. Itdon’t
seem to me as though there could be
anything that could___give so much
pleasure to everybody as the Victiola
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Victor Records, $33.50
Other Victrolas from $32.50 for $300 (on easy
payments, if desired), and ten-incli, cIouI>le'sicIed
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Victrola Headquarters
|44 Great George Street, Charlottetown
for you
The Newest Styles in Victrolas I ' `
and all the new records are here ready
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1 77 Queen Street
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