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- Pi . 'rn in t nie una i, f scum on
, -i1' wwe to soy in im. Pi-»vin=»i -ous cs~'r pei- were mu ui- ffereuiiiimeroiispiiiiie coiniii ina go tg g"°d 1“° -§§‘,‘1h,;§,‘,,w_°°° r _
‘fllervlllnr a Success Every Tim
BTOPB THE l‘.»\lN QUICK-A(f'l`S
LIKE ,\lAGI(!-l.\' i»l\Ii.\lLl-ISS
A.\I) l’I.|'fAS_\N'I`.
Scinticn is the most severe pain
innn can surfer. 'l‘hc grunt scintic
nerve is dccvly lllnrcli. and you can
in-ach it only by ii pain remedy, as
penetrating and powerful as _\,i€l¢\'-
ILINIE, _ _
The glory of `\ervilinc is in its
strength in it-` inni'velons power ui
peiietriitiii; deeply. In severe pains,
such ii-S ==cintit‘a and nci1i`uli;ia, NER-
\`Ii.INE denionstrates its superiority
0','er every other remedy.
E\trziordlmiry pnins, such as rheu-
matic or sciatltwi can be overcome
only h_v fi ri-metiy as cxtr.iordiiiii`ry
as .\'ervi!in". ln many lands it has
Shovel itself to be thc lest for little
ial Parlors. Summeraide
bust! -MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re
presentative in Alberton will gladly
_ receive subscriptions and advertis-
piiins, best for big pains, and
for all pains. . 1 _
When one has ncute rheumatic pains [ug ulugtm-_
Stiff joints r stiff k, don’t - ’*“
pei-imcnt-sezkziireinefliyc that cure; _M?thwGlKb yf°?.u¢;AN' s;°8°`
nike lightning in rapidity, us B taryo e o e ix ,xc ange. _
ure us
fate in its certainty of relief, Nervil- §3;L:|‘;'rs1i;eThe Gusrdhm Agent in
inc can never be surpassed for thc i'e-- ___ `
moral ol pain, no matter what ad-i --SOCIAL.-_-At a social recontlyi
Vance science muy make. It is p
ion in its line.
llo not trifle with ordinary or
liiiimciits, use Nervilii-e. I’rov
e'f‘cncy-its the one liniinent
rubs right into the core of thc
A Lirge 50 cent lottle will cu
l‘|ml -n/e 23 (ents Sold by nll
ers c\`el'y\\"iiere, or the Uxitarrl
(`o., I\'iii_istiin, ililiililii.
vrfevi- held in Soutli»\Vesi Lot 16. the sum
of $40 was realized in uid ot' the Red
oily Cross Society.-H. _
e its 1”-
(hug -PRODUCE.-The roads being ln
pam such good condition, produce is mov-
,.e the lug to inurkei quite freely, l’ri<-es rc-
aehes und pains of the \\'l\ole fa
1
niaiii us l.is| noted eve t outs. which
-  q ,_ : p ‘ >
mil _ _ .
de  has n<lvnn¢~ed to tor black, ollc. und
“ white 501'. ii bushel.-ii.
oz<,.u@
i -Nl-}\\' GASOLINIG E.\GI\`l~f_-_\Ir_
I-fd. McKay is the owner of 3 Wood-
pecker Engine having, purchased same,
_ -»,. "Om A. PicJ1ard&(`-o, Charlotte-
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"""' town and is giving entire satisfact-
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I -sPsciAi. THANKS mi- neutron-tl
by the trustees and ladies in connec-
tion with the Prince (`ouniv Iios iiul
i
THE MORTNG DAILY G nd’ spliglionctoxi-1_adv0'f't1l1Dl ill V-Nl 50|' show the popularity of the bride and dvputat 0
-' ll 5” U - 33 "W5 l°°UmDBl1¥ °l` 9|- g om. The Guardian joins with a
can be obtained at Lai!erty's Tonsor- Minimum charge twenty-live cents. uf); of friend, in wmumg M,-_ ,mu WESTERN PERSONALS
l ` ` _ _ H _
Mrs Bowness s long and happy life
'“3UB5cmB5R5 lhvllld |'°l1°W ° oi uninterrupted prosperity Mr and
"Wk °' I-W° b°f°|`° U19 “mil '-1197 Mrs iiowness will reside in Norboro
not miss an issue, as all papers are , .__
discontinued promptly on expiry
Carleton, has tuo oi the best breed 5,"-d of the residence of Mr Stuuley
0*' DIK5 1°’ 59""IU‘~` IIHIIIPHIIIW “UU Compton. North St. Eleanor’s. ,. Mrs.
York has ii six mouths old thorough- Bessie Howutt' who was in theyhbuue
bred lork for sale or his two and a at me Mme, saw the bu-Q aught among
h“"~ 5721'11‘337M33l~ the flock cn' tame geese and with her
*_* nephew, Master Preston Compton.
-HORSES SHIPPED---IHIIWS W- _ started after it with the idea of catch-
G”~m|-‘l"- Shipped by U10 EHIIIFSSS Iasi ing the bird. Three times it flew away
Week H "Umi-lei' Of fine 1l0f"‘l’S to and came back again. The third time
parties in Newcastle, `t‘iimphelltoii Muster P,-ustou caught it by me neck
and other towns in New llrunswir:k_ and can-ying tt mfg the houggclipped
'\- its wings. It is his intention to"'us"e"
_*_ it as a caller in his hunting expedi-
“SHOOTINQ5 ACC|DENT~“'\\"i\i|0 tions to Curtain island next spring
Mr John McNeill, mail driver, of Elms- uuu uuudle-Bu to Say he is uuue proud
Investment Insurance in
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A man does not have to die to win if he carries
The North American Life Assurance Co.
Large Cash Returns
f f _ ' I1 '
to Mr. W. B. Mills, of Suiiiiiiersiile, for
a donation oi' towels, toilet soup and
accounts he was doing we-ll.--.\l_ :presented him with n purse of money
dale, was _being married lust \Vediies~ uf his uuulux-u,_X_
dill' morning, Ira and Chester Reid,
sons of liir Douglass lleid, procured ii i..
gun. with the intention oi' giving the
wedding puriy ii i`riendl_\' salute, but , _, _
l » Sump ,ui m , _ ,_ _ ._ _ -A\ Ai’PRm(1ATI()N.-A commit
1) sl \\ lille lru uiis idrrv _ , _ '
ing the gun itpwns diselnirgi-ii, the We "“preSe“t1"g [he ”h""` of Smlauls
contents striking Chester in the legs. ChU"°h» Summcrmdef and some per'
Quite ii large number of shots liuve SUIIB-I friends Ouiside of th“t-0Fganiz-
been removed from the legs oi' the ation waited upon Prof. Whitney at
niifortiiiiide young man, and in latest his home an Wcdncsdny evening and
siiiety pins purchased with procc-eds
of ilowcrs sold ln his store during the
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show cash settlements to
Since the beginning of 1914 this Company can
amounting to $25_653.00_ The death claims for the
present vear amount to only $5,930. In these days
of financial uncertainty what can compare with the
Miss Marv Cum :ell oi h - I
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(I. McNeill, the popular innil driver oi"
Elms<_luIe_ 'I`lie ccremoiiy was per-‘
Policyholders on P. E. I.
Father Stephen liielloiiulil. Miss (‘<\- I
suminer.-li. 10?! “1';;’“"d, S03 “Yew f5_\-'llnllgz-Ilizi-1
'1 i rs. -ames ann o ris own
-<‘oN'|'RAc'r_--Mr. iieifoni wood- ‘“ ""0 ‘1°“*h °f' her hllsblnnl »“f- Jam-
idc, contractor of Damley, leaves es “ann who uns 83 years old. He
ext week for lylnmatl, and Clinton was buried in the New. London ceme-
aving secured the contract of nnisH_ tery and Leaves one son \\in. on the
ng the interior ol Mrs, Morin- h°mf"‘t‘?\‘]d ‘Sid three llmfficd dfillghii’
ain,8 hous_ at Mamm md ML ers in e_ _ S. -The many friends
ohn Dunniiig of Clinton.eD,,,  M;s;_e  Ch;1mpi:n_ pairing Val.
, _ 0 \ V0 CT Rl'l'\0Ilg
--1- them again, she having had u very
_ . , .
--MARRIAGE.-it quiet iii:irriii;;: s,enU“s "pcm-tion pe_rf“n“ed In I.rmcc
(Unk mam ml SL ,mu_k.s_ L01 7' “mlm iounty Hospital. Mi. and Mrs. (ham.
_ pl , l at place, . _ _ I ,
was united in niarriugc to liir. .Iolm Vlsmng r°1“tW°5- D'
furluuu uu the ;;4||, iu,.u_ by ,hu R(.\~_ pretty wedding was sohnenized :iiilie
lla Welsh acted as bridesmaid, wliilu Kelwilliliilll- 011 NOV- lffflll, iii 7 ll- 111--
Mr, Willinm lil;-Kinuuu usb-gufml Ulu when Miss Edith I’i°oiitt, dziiighter ot’
gi-00m_ Afier ,ue uuu-rp, Q the , lilr.aiid Mrs. George Prolitt oflinrlin
and ii set of pipes as a small token
of their esteem. There was no formal
address, but before the presentation
was made by Daniel WcNeill Hon. A.
E. Arsennult explained the object of
the gathering and spoke feelingly of
the ;;rea.t loss the choir would sus-
tain as a consequence of Prof. Whit-
ney’s departure. Had it not been for
the circumstances, he said, the choir
would not consent to' his departure,
but in going to the front it was felt
that theis talented organist and lead-
er was only doiog his duty,and hens
well. as those who were associated
“ith him in the presentation felt
that he would do his whole duty and
all wished him u safe return when the
war was over. Father McLean also
made n feeling address expressing his
appreciation of the loss thc choir
would sustain as a consequence of
Prof. Whitney's departure, and said
*SEA VIEW.-Her many lricnds in
iion spent Wednesday in Darnley,
-WEDDING BELLS.-.-\ quiet but
ionic oi' liir. und Mrs. llcalh Ilowness,
-Court in Suniincrside for several days,
_Mr F;-eu Waldron, Glcngarry.
Lot 7, spent Friday in buinnierside on
-\1'r. Colin Donald went to the,
-Mr Charles Woodman, Albcrion,
who has been .tttending the buprcine
left for his home on Friday evening.-I
H.
-Miss Mc(Jully, returned missionary
from Koran. \vlio has been visiting in
Suinmorside for some days the guest
of Mr and Mrs A. S. l\lel(ay, returned
to hor home in Truro Vlfridny inorii-H
ing.-X]
AIRMEN DID NOT PASS
- OVER SWITZERLAND
LONDON, Nov. 28.-Winston Spen-
cer Cliurchill, first Lord of the Ad-
miralty, replied in the House oi’ Coin-
mons today in response to a query
from Frederick H. Booth, to the :il-
legution that the French and British;
aviators who recently made ii raid up-l
on the Zeppelin airship factory at
Frieilriclisliafeii had crossed Swiss
territory in their flight.
“Aviators who are flying at high al-
titudes,” he said, “find it almost iin-
possible to determine the course which
they are taking. However, ilie Bril-
lsh airnieii who made the recent nt-
tack upon the Zeppelin factory had
explicit instructions to avoid crossing
the neutral territory. They earried|
maps indicating the course ivhicli they
were to folow."
Mr. Churchill added that no alrreo
ment had been reached at the Paris
conference regarding the passage _oi
belligerent air craft over uentrul
countries:
reached the attorney generals de.
pai-uneiit ot the province to have s.
commission appointed to take the
present time, and who has made sl.
legiitions far more serious than those
have acted at the present time.
WESTERN FARMERS ARE
ANSWERING APPEAL.
C T’l‘A\VA, Nov. 28.-Some weeks
“V9 Pam 1°' ill! 0!D|l'¢lii “Hd UW! a buying trip -H ngo tho Department of Agriculture
issued an nppeiil -to the farmers oi' the
wget to provide as far as possible io
r
'nm' MU- -A CAPTURE.-On Friday evening Western capital on Wednesday .and un increased wheut acreage in order
_`* las the family was seated at the sup I t d that uvculn D
”'N°T'CE'“' H G 1-0“'i|\fff~N°"|1 er table a wild goose allgnted in the re “me __E_ arising from the war. Mr Walkers
to provide for the heavy demands
estimates show that this appeal' lnin
been acted upon. _ ' t\
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AMERICAN SANTA CLAUS SHIP
T0 LEAVE FOB FRANCE
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Tliere was ti
large galieriiig at the American club
today at ii luncheon given ln honor
of the arrival at Devonport this week,
ot' the ship Jason, bringing' (‘hrismas
presents i‘rmn the cliildren oi’ Ainerieu
to the young folk ol' the warring c0uu_
tries oi' Europe.
John 1?. Allen O'Laughlin, repre-
senting thc newspapers in the United
Staes. who aided in collecting thc
presents. was ilie guest of honor. The
Jason is preparing to leave Devon-
port tomorrow for France. and con-
seqiieiiily her oiilcers could not he
present.
American Ambassador Page DFP'
Sidod_ Among those present were
Lord Northcllffe and Sir George Rid-
dell. Sir George expressed the ap-
prceinion of Great Britain.
Mr. Page explained that the Brit-
ish goveriimcut had taken chargc Of
the umounts and they would be dis-
tributed through the British and Bel-
gian relief commltees._
RICHARD CROKER AT 73 MARRIES
WOMAN OF 23.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-Richard
Crokcr, one tlnio leader oi' Tammany
'-lall. was niarried in the home of
\I n Siriius here today to Miss
_ 'itha ' I - '
Renton Edmoiidson_ the granddauglitor
uf u Qlierokce Indian clieiitalii.
SASKATOON DETECTIVES
ARE SUSPENDED
Chief of Detectives Fred li. S rin er
Mr Crokcr is seventy-ihreo years,
:ind his bride. who is a. singer. IB
tiveiily-tlireo years.
SASl{.\'l`00N. Susk... Nov' 33~~‘i "A i`ull line of the finest duality (Tan-
adiiin .ind Americiin smoking and
l
I
-swim
security and proiitableness of endowment insurance?
Rates and information gladly furnished.
J. K. ROSS,
Provincial Manager
Masonic Block, Charlottetown
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drove to the home ot' liirs. Wm. Welsh, '°“~ was United ln U10 IIOIY \l0l\dS Of
where a sumptuous dinner was served, m"U`im°“Y 1° Mr- HYUTY C- U0W1l€SB»
zmm. which me happy wuD1,_, drove to i`ox-rancher and farmer ol' Norboro.
their huum ug E1m5uu|0__H»_ 'l`lie <~ereinony was parfornied hy the
- 'Ile\'. lilr. Watson. The bride, beauti-
._____ _fully ultired in n gown oi` ivory inos-
~ saline iriinnicd with silk einbroidered
*Sq-U(-K \'OTI.}___M,,S,_.,_s¢ (;(,l,‘ “C_ not ond pearls and weuriiu.: ii veil of
Lend ,md “_ “_ (,,_0zicr' |,M"h_y chiffon uuugllt up with pearls, look.
mwc ,,m.,,hus,,d imm tho ‘WH kmmn ed _very wiusoine with _her Iiolnllit-t of
Huck uf Mr Jumoq Hrvmmm uf HUP white rurnuiioiis and lilies; oi the vul-
ingtun hi; thUl_"')u ’h‘_h'I_cd lincoln lt»_\-_ ,is she entered ilio parlpr io lilo
mm; 3 _` " H V "j_| _V ‘ strains oi lioln-iii.:reiis \v_<'dd\i|g inzircli
' 5'~“r"‘ "_‘ “hui I* I""""-"'“C'3‘I liz-uuiiiully played hy iliiss Gen lies-
Ily C'~""_i’°‘L°"t. J"dK"s t" he “ i’e"“i'Y‘ lic. i\i'ter the <-oreniony about one
Till' PHC0 llulll \\'uH 11 l1uIlllBl>l1\0 , hundred gilt-sts sut down to ii sump-
that he would never consent to it
were it not for the fact that in re-
sponding tn the call for men to fight
the cmpire's battles he was perform-
ing u duty which no man qualified
for should shirk. Prof. Whitney spoke
briefly in reply. He thanked all for
their hnndsoinc gift which he would
long cherish and hc assured allthnt
no niatter where he went he would :il-
wnys remember tho kindness of his
friends on this und other oitcasi-ms.
"I shall do the best I can to uphold
the credit of Sumnicrsidc wherever I
may lie placed," he said in conclus-
ion, und I hope when the war is over
n s - ' f _
and Detective l<‘i'ed W. Reeves were cliewiiig tobaclroB~f0i”¢Y f_lVC k1ll<iS I0
formally suspended from the police ;‘lio7o_scirom{_i;aii1.§);i11=E:{};lR:‘(;:r;¢Igl;_fzl¥;i 320.
force at a special meeting of thc po- 0 "“‘- “Er 1'- \ "
lim, ,_0mmiS8i,,n ,_,,S,m.d,,\._ i corner Great George and Kent streets.
_ _ ' ‘ matt
This action was taken as the re-i
suit o|` the eoiiiessioii oi' l<`r:1nlii -i
rleaton. it ycggimin _-.rresled sonn-
tline ago in lildinoillon, who stntvdi DY. W- Gu Church
that the Iwo ilcteciives in question,
who i-on:-iiiiiito the whole ilc‘ie<~ti\'e vetennary surgeon
departnieiit, had pnrniiilt-il lliese mt-n Graduate of Univcrsity 0, 1-oromo
io reiiiulii ln Saskatoon, ullliuiigli iln-yi Tdephone connectiom
knew ihem io be eriniinnls, und hnill
proinlsed them proietciion provillcd Office King Edward Liygry Sabi",
ilicy did not operate in llio city. i Summertids. *
The poiee coinmission have up-`6033-10-i4Mtf.
F. G. Joan/iN, Efq,
tion Fill
in this
Form---
, A1n>Rsss_  .
NAl\/ll" _______________________  ,,,,, __
an intelligent cstmrdicn of the picrositic-r.
__ e yually.
J
\ The Lampson
The Lampson Silver Cross Fox
Co1npany’s proposition should appeal
Strongly to the investor who Wishes to
realize substantial returns on the money
invested---it should appeal to those who
appreciate the earning possibilities of
twenty-one and a half pairs of
healthy foXes that are capitalized at less
than $1,000 per pair.
is
strong,
ranchers.
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
MVRON E. HENDERSON, Capitalist, HIIHAX, N. S.
i
H. L. HEWSON, Amherst, N- S-
Do you wish to become a partner in acom-
pany that has forty-three strong, healthy foxes, that
. are capitalized at actual cost? Have you any desire
 Chm Iottetowm P. E. T*  5
IS
Please send me zi Prospectus of llie Lampson
I-nforrnax Silver Cross Fox Cci'npuny_ Limited, along with any
ciher information that will assist me in arrivirg at
The Lampson Company is capitalized at actual cost
-thc re are no promoters’ profits, no salaried directors-
tie dividends are the only means of compensation in
which the promoters, directors and investors share
of the
limited
do you
FUR
TQWN
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an Attractive investment Proposition
The Lampson Foxes are fed and
' cared for -by competent ranchers of long
experience, they are housed in the Can-
ada Atlantic Fox and Fur Company’s
ranch which is the largest in the
World. This ranch is equipped with
every conceivable appliance that will
insure the safety and comfort of the
animals, and for the convenience of the
The Directors of the Lampson
» Company are retaining a large portion
stock issued, there are only a
number of shares offered for
public subscription, and these will not
ast long.
_ Now is the time to fill in the form
in the top corner of the advertisement
and learn all about the Lampson Silver
Cross Fox Comyany, Limited, until you
cannot realize the attractiveness
, of their proposition.
i-Note What Others I-Iave Already-I
Secretary-Treasurer-F. G. JORDAN. Charlottetown, P. E. I.
D. A. MacKINNON, Charlottetown, P. E- |-
J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
F. R. NEWSOM. Charlottetown. P. E. I.
to share in the profits of a company that every de-
tail of which was planned and arranged by the pro-
moters and directors with the object in view of re-
taining the whole issue of stock? If so, fill in and
mail the coupon today-don't wait or you may be
disappointed.
Earned With Patch Foxes
E. B. sold a pair oi’ crosses to J. R.
and they produced one pair of silver
black foxes which sold for $8,000.00,
A. M. sold two pairs of patch foxes
which produi-ed litters of silver black
foxes. yielding tho owner big returns
for the investment.
Onc pair of 60 p. c. patches purchas-
llii ily Parties in Urapaud in 1913 pro-
duced iiniong their litter iwo silver
black foxes. one of which sold for
$2500, lho other female was retained
by ibn conipsny.
Canada Fox Exchange and investment Company Limited
Charlottetown, Prince Edward island
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