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0|' FAITH 'N38' ull* “'° Provincial Sunday School Convea
It Pays to bi! in Province. PUUPKW
---- tomes~row’s
'rnxoanoirs 'nu unmscn-1. .rnnnnau
All the season's delicacies 3408
OORNWALL -In consequence ofthe
-- It has done much this faith, serene tion in Ch”.|ott,to,,o_ then un no
‘gm gd: that keeps on ushtins is UI H11” Zirzgséhe mm ol “mt no 'nun-sdny evening semen in corn ns: 45
0 08! ' all Nth 01 .
'Inst keeps 0:’ uving-yu. ana out tr-neun; in the right against the ' °“ 0” ____ 3:" ...___
if l1‘0¥-fill KN* "'°°3- SAD NEWS RECEIVED -Hr A OHANGE PULPITB-Rav H
Th: lap; that sees the work yet to bzrttrumpet call or drum's K_ Hom., of q.,oo“|_|o_ mod,” a u::-gym vgooo mul. md my
QW - telegram from Hardlesty. Alberta,on Hiller 'Montague will
_'rho nations' that W1 bid fl" ¢°“\. ' ; 'rne»¢1ny,~th¢ zsur. conveying cause ennnn write on sunday nm Nev
; to veit-_ » s'l‘° PIM °°“*°""°°°* "1 ° °=“°“ H news of an emu death. un. n. A. Ind. lr- Brown will mach se low
These ~three-;I-nil-ll. ham and patieneel T lsgnel. t I 1 h in hu Sharp. No particulars were given, llonztzue at .11 a. m., Unitn Road
' -they vs ma e o ve ou ear or c eer c - .___ at . and at Montague at 1, lr,
The rewrd 0! *iw vw" *Jw* Wi"-l ‘1f°'\'° hum- sN.vouNcs:MnN'r.-Hon. J. H. Hiller villrrewh at vu-non nivsr as
ly sped, _ _ _ls more than to uprear a thousand md Mrs; Cnmmiskey. Websters 10.45 and 'I and Cherry Valley in»_ihs
Have afkeof; the leaders leading. un-0 0 :llomcs t th ld d H _ts game,-_ announce the mgogommg of attgrnoon. ' . _
‘ rs r °m"=° ° ° W0' an 1 1 me as hm Kathleen to M _ Ir. A. '-'-
or what the annmre murmured- mam Mcgrenofgof th, Post om, 'D,,,,,,.t_ UP-'ronxrrz cnspsun.--'ras neo-
lurked ahead. ~ So who may know well the race is mmt_ Cho,.1ot¢oto,,o_ Marriage to ple of Crapnud were delighted on go-
| mn take plow Nov_ “L ing out Monday evening no behold
I
The faith that oes on fighting-_ l`ntil we crown the victor soc-n or
8 Y Y
through the night, I late? ‘ ;;CLUB pENNANvrg_,_A big nook magic. The electric lights which
It notes the gleam or each incurs- 'ras mth that kr-eps on fishline is opened ¢,,d,,y_ Boy, m our ma, were hem: installed on the prin-
ta-nt star; the one value pENNANTg at 35o_ ,ooh poo, cipal streets and also in rho resi-
It sees the glimmer of the dawning That keeps on living-yes, and mmm for every CLUB’ SCHOOL and dences and offices of the Town dur-
llght '_ L growing great! COLLEGE ot Corfu-~, _googsgol-o_ ing the past weeks were turned on
Deep in the dark that shrouds the -The "Vanguard" ' 3404_10_30m3i_ in all its power and beauty for the
 first time that night. A magnillccnt
electric plant has been placed hy
OWNS 100,000 ARROW HEADS ltomahawks, axes and other stone im- . _Mr. G. E. Leard &- Son for lighting
-- _ ,plements forming one of the' largast (Fmm yesterday 5 Evmmg Guardlanl the town which has been pronounced
For thirty-live years' _ G. Brseck- ‘collections known in the west. He POLICE C0URT._At me ghar1ot¢._o_ by electrical expert as the most
lein, a Kansas City gl-chitect, has has at least 100,000 arrow heads town Ponce Coon this morning. the modem and up-to-date electric plant
been collecting Indian relics. falone. These come from all parts of orombiuoo me of Anon Boi," vs_ in this Province. The people of
He has barrels. buckets and boxes lthe country, but mostly from the E,-out Whit, was ommissed ood Crapaad who always have been
full of arrow heads, spear heads, states of the southwest. Cha,-les Molson- on a ¢1m|~ge of drunk. known for their progressive spirit arc
' _ Mr. Braaklein began collecting In- moans was som $2 or 5 dayo_ to be congratulated on being the
"__ diflu ¢\1\'i0S 218 H |1055? and Md 1110' i- _ leaders in this advance enterprise.
~ e e _ ,idea then that it could so deve op 90,51, 301-100NER__ The gchogngr The young people of Crapaud are pre-
CODSEIPREIOD ` lthat it would bwvmc known to _thvlnnishea discharging coal at Hsyaens porin: to organise arouse peoples'
‘ lSmithsonian Institution the Nation ,Whorf Sow,-day for the Trscadie In- mutual iml-lrovement society. _ -
s » '
Vamshes Forever ral History Museum in New York. ...lm ....1 ...tn M.....1.y ............
vprnmpt
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am making this collection through
love of it and not for profit."
Q l A recent plcqpisitionngo hisitrea-
. . sures is 8 co ec ion of ty-six s
 ltaken from. a mound in Arkantgrgs.
No two of these urns are alike. They*
them genuine pro uc s o e r e
mound builders. Each urn was made
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Ganle  BIISIHGSS E ‘|00 REWARD ‘|00
y°\l V111 11004 8-. ~ The readersof this paper wlllbeéwleaaad
to le rnt t th e is at east one readed
‘ l " ° ' ' r-1' “ time ` 'er h sb sl encore
_ ‘ iseuse a science u cena e
4 ' %R hU ' _ n..uu.. ..t..¢.s,nndlnntinolom-n.usil's
` *“‘°""-“"L ' "“ °“"°“L' . ` Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
. Now in the time for you,to
Eéwhal. fountain pan F."
your work an school. ml.
€¥P.'» fllcf-, store, where- cr
-__ you f'om\.oh'w|irinz you
§ now lrnnwn io the rned_1cal fraternity,
\ Catan-rh being :_\ constitutional disease. rp.
, auires a constitutional treatment. Hall s
_,R vsvllllllrod our line of pens _,ij 
atnrrh Ours is taken internally acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous s_ur~
faces oi the system. therelay destroying
th lo i i th
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ps wr,  _ giving the patient_ streragth hy_ build-
Wn" .8 » '  mg up theconstitutlon an assisting na
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fl '~""" "` ' _~' 'ii' H P 0 er ne un re 0 878 or
_ »: 0'" specml  31°-0 2;; anycaseythatitfaris to cure. Send for
_‘. ,- _  lust of testimonials.
F. r W. N. Tanion, _ §d‘ar§»r  uasrisgsa co, Torre.: o
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To Piano Buyer-swho are Look-
ing for ‘l BARGAIN
There are about 30 difforont makes of Pianos
IN CANADA
I There are pianos whose only selling attraction is
THEIR APPEAKA NCE
There are pianos fairly well made, and are just good commercial
pianos, but cannot be called a ~
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
There are pianos who have fought their way to the front, through
long years of hard work. They have made for themselves .
A REPUTATION _
WHICH GRADE Oh' INSTRUMENT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY
TO GET A BARGAIN OF ?
EVERYBODY KNOWS
HEINTZMAN de CO. KARN-l\lOltRlS, MENDELSSOHN, SHER- _
LOCK- MANNIN G. *
FOR VALUE RECEWEI)
Competitors are using as a canvas that wo do not sell as cheaply
as they, but this is no test of values, or of what is n
. REAL BARGAIN |
We invite a comparison of our prices on the abovo named iustm-
monts, with any dealer in any city of this Dominion. If you cannot get
as good value for your money hero. don’t deal with us.
- MILLER BROS. '
128 KENT ST. CHARLOTTETOWN.
1538,9,17MEf:f
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ll0ll:L ARRIVALS
ec y
_M. Esluslcy, Halifax,
QUEEN
W. F. Weir, Stanley Bridge; Alex.
Martin. Valley Field; Silas Raynor,
Greenmount; W. H. Harding, Ifildarc;
Keith Boswell, Victoria; W. _lf/1. Pru-
dy, Halifax; J. E. Gorman, G. M.
Keith, .St. John; E. M. Dordy.
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Harold Miller, Syd-
ney. .
THE INTEREST TAKEN
IN THE PEOPLE.
Under a September moon, and with
the faint incense of field and hedge-
row stirring through the streets.
Blackwell looks to be the very best
plnce in the whole world, if the ad-
Jective is applied in the right way.
The wuyfarer walks along, and only
his footsteps break the stillness. No
lights show in the fronts of the tiny
houses, and this is soon explained
when it :ls found that the occupants
sit in their kitchens, so that the
streets will not he garish at night.
"And everybody is good in Black-
well?" the correspondent asked Mr.
Todd.
"They are," succlntly responded
his majesty, who pressed to account
for it, explainedf “We don't allow
them to be anything clse;" and Mrs.
Todd put in, in kindliest fashion, "I
think it is because we take such an
interest in them."
"Perhaps it ls," rather reluctantly
admitted Mr. Todd.
SINLESS TOWN FOUND
IN COAL DISTRICT.
LONDON, Oct. 28,-All America.
knows of the existence of a "Spot-
less Town," but who from Maine to
Texas or from Washington to Flori-
da evcr heard of a "Biuless Village?"
There is one in England, and it is a
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N. S.; M. Mclnnis, Boston; D. W.
 ` of clay, mixed, mixed with pulveriled Howard, Milton; Jae. Regan. Frédcr- Mr- “T011” A- MUl'l`BY» CWM Rl"'0l`. f ` _
' *V mussel shells to give it consistenvy. icton, N. B.; Rev. B, Gillis, East has “turned to Ch“rl°tt°t_°W" t° T9” _ """* '5
_ . and than dried s long time in the sun point; B. Ramsay, Port Hill; I4_  'sumc his commercial studies. _T *_ Y _ V
. _ '//-~f7w_.   ' until it became bard- Some Ol the Jamieson, E. Jamieson, ‘Ht Suthnr- “""` 77777"  Y ’ -J-'
 _ _  w _ » "` - urns are of crest bwutv of f0rm~- land, oanso, N. S.;'Rev_ J. Chgrsson, I“BP"°*°f B°“1l‘“r °f T"Y°“ was H
Rustico; John H_ Myers, Hafptoo; passenger to Charlottetown yesterday
0 e
r -~   M- L   H ~ Stock In the Murra Rlver
gy' Ié?:d_on' Onhl Thea' Hamm' Que- ' Messrs. Michael Dorong, 'Aubrey
replace
the night turned into da as if b
_ _ _ 0 s of coal ( 3' Y B )
Country' H3” Wm bequeaths 11," en' aboard, considerably more than thc SHIPPING--: 1716!” BN thru V55'
tire ¢°u*¢ti°l1 50 the PUUHC llbfllfy Institute wanted, the balance had to Sels in the Harbor at Mount Stewart _
°' K"”“““ 'C-“Y “" hi.” d°““" He be \"“11°d and S¢°f°<1 "HY w\1i°h at Pf°=*°“i- "~"-""` “N 1°“‘““g P”   1
Sens °”1Y_d“Ph°°t° sp°°‘m_em'_ , will bring the price to a good deal duce for Nova 'Scotia and one dis-
"Il I ‘“‘*h°d_ I “wld tum th” ‘nw more than \the members anticipated. charging coal.-S
8 money making business with great _S  ____
i roilt " said Mr. Braecklei “but I _________ MMER YET_Tho Gum-dia” ,.e_
ceilld a small box 0! ripe wild map; Miss Janette C. Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.1 E. Cochrane, and I Mrs. W. H. Stevenson, Boston'
berries picked loot got",-day' October Mr. Percy Pope, Charlottetown, left .Mr.`Asbley Cochrane, left this morn- rllfass., left this morning on return
259,' io Mo Lea How,”-do fox ranch this morning on return to Boston, mg on return to Scotland, after at- after spending the summer visiting
at Comwau The bon-ies were large Mass.,.after attending the wedding of tending the Pope-Cochrane wedding -her parents, relatives and friends on
luscious and as well developed as is ° in Charlottemwn' the Island'
oo unease 0 ,o¢_o¢» _o¢,o_oo‘¢oe ' t In _ - ..____.
_ were used for cooking. carrying and 1., U ` . . . ' . . . . l:'}r¢lJvlv:1'(lmIsl:3dr$:Ii“maItss?:;ho;Y0V€2:;? Miss Katie M' Clarkm and Miss Mrs- Chas' R°b°"'s°“' Ch‘“`1°tt°` t0Wl1» Eff- thi! !D0l'l1i!lg on vist t
_ _ boiling water, for making sugar and P REYERE thing and this is tm., I sl “(1.5 grow Annie E. McKenzie the two energetic f_0wn_ left this mopnmg for New ,York lrelouves in Portland' ,fm He?
` M  BBl_t.t Hug S:1l;Jlith;J‘§>!l;i8g10;Jx¢%yérto1l :arg C G~H°ward Mmtoh_ J COrm_er ing tim¢__ Eplaclliexpaeoielzllglaxété l\lt8\”Yn§;l:3{>1. lair- where she will speind the winter. She :daughter Miss Lizzie also left on rc-
. barn _ _ P - - . _ _. 1 . ~ 1_ . ----.i . 8 _ 0 a_erxwss accompanie_ by her dauzhter,<1;urn to Calgary. They were accom-
1 _:studied thern carefully pronounced Shediac, N. B., C. W. lllclntosh, Mil-  spending vacation at their respectiveillliss Hrlda,who will resume her nurs- 'panied as far as Pt. Du Chene by
d t f th t u t ' J A. C f~. ' Gla ' ' homes in Emyvale and Scotchford.--S mg in that city. Miss Lam-A paggmox-e,
Wilfrid and Jas. Dnucctte of Rustlco,
left for Maine yesterday morning H
day.-H.
Supt. Clark of the Experimental
Farm wasapassenger west to Sum-
Misscs Lola Barrett and Bessie
Green of Kingston are attending ‘the
Provincial Sunday School Convention
in Charlottetown this week.
Lieut Colonel Moore and Mrs.
Moore left yesterday morning for St.
John where Colonel Moore will at-
tend n meeting of the committee ol
the Methodist Conference.
(From yr\sterday’s Evening Guardian)
Col. Moore, Charlottetown, left by
the Express this morning en route to
St. John. ,
Mrs. John McKenna, Boston has
arrived on the Island on a wait to
friends in Fort Augustus.-S
.Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor, Charlottetown,
was a passenger by the express this
morning on s. visit to Montreal.
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Mrs. John McKenna, Fort Augus-
tus, whn was visiting in Boston for
the past month has returned home.-
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Mrs. John Longwortb, Charlotte-
town, left this morning on route to
Montreal, where she will spend tho
winter. _
Miss Demmler and Miss Wilkinson,
left this morninv on return to Lon-
don, Eng., after spending the sum-
mer on the Island.
` 
merside yesterday.-H: - |
ll Holland nulnfl
We are having a good sale of BULBS and our
large importation is gciug out fast. There is no
prettier decoration for window, lawn or' garden than a
show of llyacinihs, Tulips, Daffodils, Narcissus, Cro-
cus, Easier lilies, Chinese Sacred lilies, llc., Qc.
A mul invessmf rnBULBsv$i11 bring bag
returns. Roman I-Iyaclnths just in 65c dcz.
Carter & Co., Ltd.
l'  _ 1DeslersinSeedssndBnlI»s. '
mining town, too-the little town of ‘
Blackwell, in the collfery district,
where one would naturally suspect
riotousness and vice. Instead of
Flrsl aid to the
ln ured-surest relief
vice owning Blackwell, virtue tri-
umphs, almost to a degree, the visi-
tors say, of monotony. l
"I just won't allow any sin or `
wickedness; tbat's all," says the
king of Blackwell, who fs in private
life J. 'l'. Todd, manager of the
Bléxlaikwela Colliery ¢;pmpapy_
e so ourner an sono o ical in-
vestigator tramps a mile ani a half|
from the railway station to Black-
well, only to find s town built. in
small, compact rows, fashioned with f
a precision that absolutely redectsl
its righteousness. At one corner' p I
there fs a Dublfc house, as s saloon I. INIOIIIICI
is called in England, but this ls the;
r
nestest and t immest of resorts and - I
lass.
Clamps. Rheumstlsm.
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turns its. lace in shamefseéd iulflon
sway from the main thoroughfare.
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Inside a few quiet spirits sit d s-
use horns rule and football
predominant subjects in
without the sight rsncor
elmosisnbaned   .
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from tlloughs Colds,
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premium. _ , '.
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and secure the plums.
5 5 o Remnants
 Silk 
' Velvet Riimnanlsl
Hundreds of odds and ends of a busy seasons selling;
.go on sale this morning, Thursday al unusual prices.
.Many of the lends are' suilable for one _piece dresses,
waists. seperate skirts, chi|dren’s wear etc. Come early
` S. A..McDonaldi _
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her sister
Mrs. John Passmors, Charlotte.
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The most popular of all the younger
fox companies is the Murray River Silver
Black Fox Co. This organization, only
fourteen weeks old, with its proposition
before the pnbllc forless than a week, has
sold nearly all the shares in its capital
Prospects for the L,
Coming Year
The prospects for the
y e a r are exceedingly
bright. Twelve 1914 pups
have already been optloued
and rn p. c of the purch-
ase p'ice has been paid.
_Options No. 1 and 2 sold
for $12,500 each and op-
tions 3, 4, 5, and 6 sold for
£12,000 each, a total of
$73,oco for the slx pairs.
This is an exceedingly
good sts rt for a young com-
pany. It is_ estimated that
the six pairs of breeders
will produce at least I8
'pups or 9 pairs during the
beedlng season of 1914,
The chances are that the
yield will be much larger
han this.
I Iustfafew shares of capital
MR. A. ALLYN BISHOP
stock remain _ I 1
uncovered I you
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A|*|0l.Il9|l0|d Fflllld I have not seen to ur s r of N°WP'“’f» Vermont. Holdin in
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f0l' |03 Yilfl l uowis the time, forthe book; 'S Arm" 0"” °'_ th” Clmles
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VIGIORII Mr. Elmer Ritchie of charlotte- I.   F
A Pnquett¢.,ld0ntrenl; H. A. Evans town, was apassenger west to Sum- '
Truro; T. 'E."‘l1`. Hudson, Picton; G. mcrside Wednesday morning.-Hu l
M. Mctluarrie, H. Ll. Evans, St. _ --- ',
John; H. R. Wood, Wm. Vessic, Miss Lottie Nicholson oi, Hunter
Montreal; E. Suddaby, Toronto; F. River was in Charlottetown yester-
sfozk ($\o8oo1, at $roo a share par);
A_E\/.ery day sees a big block of stock g o'
into pnvate ownership and if you don't
decide-act-today it will be too late.
There are Just a few shares left so act
now-today-right away.
l I Breeding Stock
The b.c-ding stock now
in the ranch ofthe Murray
River Silver Black Fox Co.
includes two pairs of Dal-
ton stock, 3 pairs of Tup-
lln stock and one piir of
Victoria Farm foxes.Tli<=.se
are all pedlgrfed fr-xes,
eligible for registrafifn in
Class-A. They are put in
if $18.0 Jo a pair with s
t o t a l capltalizuion of
$108,000. _
Ranch Expenses
Ranch expenses have
been put down at 11 p. c. of
the gross earnings-- great-
ly different to the fee of
25 p._c. charged by some
ranches.
The keeper is a compet-
ent and trust-worthy man
of ten years’ experience in
» raising, caring and attend-
ing foxes. » _
Mail the Applicistion
Sign and send along the. si-
. ta hed ll »-=
  Ddlton Comglnllys Pups pre ` C 3 P C8ll0ll \0dl lJ¢
use and after
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tnat voir will have lo pava to tl; ll; mmllgllrencm
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fore it is 0 LATE-to The
(‘.snn.du. Fox Exchange and Invest-
lment Co. Stomper Blook,- Ohsr-
Co's Ranch ottetown. \
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iJllI||lSlIl|’S
LINIIIENT
Use lf lofiuofhintefnal and
external ills. Sold every-
l Cuud\o`Fox Egdnngo md Investment CC_’ D9/Q N...-...U ...Must s. \
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Stomper Block, Charloltetowr.
I hereby make application for `“ 'A4 In  f
.......... .  shsreslnthe‘l£,arrgy,]\|,;’o},m3v;o', _
whe|'el|l25¢lll¢l50¢b0ltl¢lL
sxrevrnx co., f sf - _ I r ~ _ »- "
c 1 array River. P. E. I.. st $roo for each shire. With this orde`i',"ydn will
End... ...‘    being ro p. c. ol total subscription. balance to be_pgi¢| ¢oo'|go¢`a“” _
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ae‘se.e"ss'eooe`  Occ" ti _ ` . ` i A ‘_ '»_l\,_|
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