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YOUR XMAS PHOTOS
/ See our dainty Christmas
mounts, they are the most
beautiful we have ever been
able_ to secure--choose your
Christmas mounts while the
\line is complete. /
THE COOK STUDIO
I We have our mountii;
for the Xmas trade ready
for you to inspect.
VISIT OUR STUDIO
Bayer Photographer
Phone |92-J l
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For a Good Photo
-visit the-
A. E. Lyon--studio
Finest work, moderate price.
Personal attention given to
Amateur’sWork
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(Iliarlottetowii Steam
Navigation Co., l.ld.
.._`_ -
ommencing Monday, the lst of June,
the
STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
leaves Charlottetown for Picton, N.
S., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20
o'clock a. m., leaving Picton on re-
turn about 4.00 p. m. Connections
made at Plctou for all points in
Nova Scotia.
BTEAMER EMPRES_S
Leaves Summerslde for Point-du-
Chene, N. B.. Daily (except Sunday)
about 10 o‘clock a. m.. leaving POIN-
du-Chene on return about 4.30 p. m..
connecting with express trains for
Charlottetown and Tlgnlsh. Connec-
tions made at Pointdu-Chene for all
points in Canada and the United
States.
G. W. WAKEFORD.
Manager.
Cluulottetowu, May 29th. 1914.
' 2675-5-30Mtf.
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
mm st. yum mmm wednesday- and
Fridays at 9.00 s. ln. for Lubes. El°¢P°"i» 9°"
and and Boaton.Retumlns.'uvea Central What;
Boston. 9.00 a. m. Monday. Wednesdays lg'
rniim 1... i>..rn..n.~sutv°f1. I-\=b°'= *"4 ~
John.
M/im srsaiasuir mis
$3.00 Reduced fare to New York Oct lst-Apri
aoiiiiact service between Portland and New Yorli
it-nu rmiiiitn wimt. Portland 'f“""“"'
'rtninam ma-satnninyii -16.09 n. m~. f<>f Ns*
York
si, 1.-,im 'racket oslfe 41 Kms if
I.. l. THOMPSON. 1*. F. A P. A
six. rtnzimiiso nent. Sr. John- N- "-
5, Kingston, commercial Aiwa!
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Coal Coal
As the cold weather is al);
preaching you should see t° 1
that y°u.have 3 gopd SIZOCIK Of
coal laid in for the winter. H t
We have a SUDPIY Of “ge ea.
uality gf coal now on han . SU
iibie for Domestic and steam. 9"'
roses. and have cargoes aff"""§
almhxt gguy by steamer an
sc ne . _
Tae Schooner "Gladys B- limi
dents is now Un Way fl0lT\
York with a car8° °f A“th"-°°It°-
00,1, if you re nine any k.\"‘"Y.
‘end us your 0136!' and Satlifact
ory delivery will b¢.m”‘It°l0§‘;§2.
vessel while dlacharsml 2
p¢§blg prices.
W
l` H E BEST GOOD SHOE
of
F* *Q
The new Invictus
Boot for fall wear is
built on a smart nobby
_ iast~the style is grace-
fuI_ and substantial.
stylishandccmfortable,
but the best feature of
all is the absolutely
thorough manner iii
which. it is designed and
finished
_ Made of special qual-
ity heavy box calf.
leather lined througout.
solid double leather
soles, viscalized to
make it waterproof;
colors black and dark
tan.
better boot at any price.
Healthier so wear than
rubbers, cheaper, more
satisfactory. They cost
a -little more thon or-
dinary boots, but
they’re worth every
cent of the piice $6.00
and $7.00.
Another line at $5.00-
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Alley & Co.
The Shoe Men
PLANT LINE
'I`he S. S. “Halifax” sails
from Charlottetown for Bos
ton via Hawkesbury and Hali-
fax every Friday at noon
For further information apply
to
UAS. CARRAGhER,
Agent
Charlottetown
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Change __in Time
On lst October, 1014, the following
changes in trains on I’. E. l. railway
will take placez-
Morning train will leave Elmira at
5.25. Sourls, 6.35, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, ar-
rive at Charlottetown 9.30.
Saturday trip Elmira to Sourls and
return will be discontinued.
Morning train will leave Georgetown
6.30, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, arrive Char-
lottetown at 9.30.
All other trains will run as st pre-
seat.
District Passenger Agent's Office
Charlottetown, Sept. 28th, 1914.
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» llliiiiiiiiilll I Wa insist on your examining the qnal
ii of fuel that alidas down iour chnte
Fieiity of dost sldg and lrliulrers mai ni
money thrown away.
if you want. to
Save Money on Coal
our me ‘wut mp yon. oisnn bugs
coal at the right price. '
Phone 1 1 1
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wypgneneutt coal D°,*'°“_
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You couldn’t get a I
. .'lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
..°T. GORDON IVES ls Guardian
agent in Montague.
..THE MORNING Guardian cafl’
be obtained in Sourls at M. A. Pac-
quet's.
..*C. M. B. A.-Mr. Brown, organizer
for the C. M. B. A. for the Maritime
Provinces, came to Sourls, Saturday,
and addressed a large meeting in St.
Mary’s Hall on Monday evening. Mr.
Brown spoke upon the advantages of
the Society for upwards of an hour.
dealing with his subject ln a masterly
manner. At the conclusion oi' his ad-
dress a vote oi' thanks was moved by
Dr. A. A. McDonald, seconded by Rev.
Dr. Walker, and unanimously carried.
Other speakers of the evening were:
Rev. Dr. Walker, of Rollo Bay; Mr.
I-lugh Connors, of Charlottetown and
Dr. A. A. McDonald, of Sourls.
..*GEORGETOWN.-A large num-
ber of Georgetown people attended
the funeral of the inte Dr. Ray Fraser,
which was held at Monague, Monday.
-The Wliist Social and Dance which
was held in the -Town Hall, George-
town, on Thursday evening last came
off quite successfully, considering the
night. There was a good attendance
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent by all.-The first consignment
of goods from Geargetowu for the re-
lief oi' the Belgians has beeti for-
warded, aiid besides the seven boxes
of clothing the following donations
in cash have been received:-Mrs.
Flynn, $2.00, Miss Helen Stewart, 25c.,
Rev. F. D. Croken, $1.00; Mrs. George
Hlbbett, $5.00.-G.
..WEDDlNG BELLS.-A very inter-
esting event took place ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacNeill,when
their daughter Margaret Elizabeth,
iwas united in marriage 'to Roderick
Alexander MacLeod of Lyndaie, P. E.
l. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Ewen MacDougall in the
presence of about fifty iiivlted guests
being the immediate friends n.nd near-
est relatives of the contracting par-
ties. The bride wns beconiingly at
tired in a gown of white voile trimmed
with hardanger lace and was attend-
ed by hor sister, Miss Edith, while
Mr. Samuel Hume supported the
groom. The house was prettily de-
corated for the occasion with trail
ing evergreen vines and niapie leaves,
taken from Nature's own garden. Af-
ter the ceremony the company re-
paired to the dining-room where sup-
per was served. Among the many
presents received was a silver table
set from the nurses of the T. B. Hos-
pital, Lawrence, Mass., where the
bride held a high positloii. The ev-
ening was spent in games and music,
both vocal and instrumental atid in
the early hours of the morning the
pleasant memories of a night well
spent. Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod pro-
ceeded to their future home in Lyn-
dale, followed by the good wishes ot
a host of friends for many years of
health, happiness and prosperity.
L_ "_, 1
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TAKE A GLASS OF
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before retiring. You will feel in
fine fstlle in the morning.
Two Sizes. 25c. and 60c.
9 All Drlssisu. 2
Time Table
S. S.Hillsboro
Rocky Point FERRY
Leave Rocky l‘.t
8.00
9.00 /\. M.
l0..00 "
Leave Ch‘Town.
7.30
8.30 A. M.
0.30 “
ll.00 “ 11.30
L30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.
2.30 " 3.00 "
3.30 " 4.00 "
5.00 ‘° r-5.30 "
SUNDAY
10.00 A. M. I
1.00 P. M.
2.30 "
5.00 "
M. MURP111. Manager.
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CANADIAN GOVEUNENT naiiwnvs
INTERCCDLONIAL
r>r‘1|NCE. EDWARD |_<.iANn nv
The Ocean Limited the
fastest and most up-to-date
train in eastern Canada runs
daily between Halifax, Monc-
ton, Quebec and Montreal.
P. E. Island passengers con-
half an hour earlier than any
competing lines.
Letme attend_to your sleep I y
ing car reservations or any in
formation you may need re 1
qarding your trip which will
be answered to your utmost
satisfaction.
Write, phone or call
 W. . ogers
nect with this train at Monc 
ton which arrives in Montreal A
A 0127.
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..°0NE CENT per word each in»
sertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
..'CLEAR SPRINGS SCHOOL, which
has been closed for the past few
months, opened on Monday under the
management of Mr. Gordon Cantwell.
..*HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG?. At
the present time you should show
your colours. Chaste, finely enamelled
Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents
each; per post,.12 cents. Guardian
Office. 6208
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Mr. Milton Walsh, of Cliarlotte-
town, was in Georgetown, Sunday.--G.
..*Mr. Francis Holland, East Baltic,
was a visitor to Sourls on Saturday.
..°Mr. Hugh Connors, of Charlotte-
town, visited Sourls on Monday.
..‘Miss Margaret (Yllatilcy arrived
recently frc-in Boston to spend it fcw
months nt her home in Little llarbor.
..*Mi~. John D. McPhee. St. Margar-
et’s, was among those visiting Sourls
on Saturday.
..‘Mr. Charles Kelly. Bear River,
paid a business trip to Sourls on Sat-
urday.
.."’Mr. and Mrs. (iliaisson, Bear
River Station, was a visitor on Sourls
on Saturday.
..*Messrs. John O‘l-ianley, Naufrnge,
and Vincent. McPhee. Rock Barra,
were to Sourls on business Saturdtiy.
..’°Miss Mattie Grinseil, Clear Spring,
is vlsltitig her sister Mrs. Charles Mc-
Kinnon. of Little Ilarbor.
..*Mr. John D. J. McDnna.lrl, St. Mar-
garet‘s, paid a visit to Sourls on Sat-
urday.
.."Miss Mac Renton of George-
town. is spending a t'cw days in
Charlottetowti.-G.
..*Captaiii Wm. McDonald, has re-
turned to Sourls front at visit to Shed-
lac, N. B. .
..'Mr. and Mrs. Micliuel Scully and
family, \vho have been visiting in
Gownii Bras, left last week on return
to their home in Nelson, B. (2.
..‘Mr. Frank Tierney, teacher, has
returned to his schoolrooni in Rock
Barra, after spending a vacatioii with
his parents in Sourls.
-Rev. D. McLean returned to the
city yesterday after conducting scr-
vlces in St. Davids Presbyterian
Church, Georgetown, Sunday.-G.
..*Mr. Dan George Mooney, who has
been absent in Boston for the past
year, is visiting lils parents in Little
Harbor.
..‘*Mrs. Frank Conrad. Georgetown.
left by the early train today for
Boston. where she will visit friends
and relatives during the next few
weeks.-G.
..*Mrs. Iiarold McDonald, George-
town, left for her houie in Toronto
after visiting her mother. Mrs. (Capt.)
compatiied as far as (tharlottetown by
Mrs. William McLaren, Jr., anti Mrs.
(Capt) McLaren.--G.
llll llllwlli Fill]
The following is 1. ilst of com-
panies which have paid dividends on
account for 1914. Most of these coin-
panies expect to pay additional divid-
end later:
Cash dividends declared and alrea-
dy paid as posted in the otlice of the
Canada Fox Exchange.
p. c.
Spring Park . . . . . .
. .. . . . . . . . . .
.. .10
(More soon)
Prince Albert  . . . . . . . .
..10
(More soon)
Rayner International . . . .
 . . . . . .
. .
. . . . .
...........Declared 40, paid 20
R. J. McNeill Co. _ ..cash 50, stock 50
later.
Rayner Stonehurst Silver
Fox Co...... . . . . . .
.......paid200
Rayner Clarke & Harlow
l<‘oxCo........... . . . .
 paid20
B. I. Rayner, West Gore,
N. S. ....................paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co.........piud no
Pure Canadian ....casli, 50, stock 35
General Fur Farms, Ltd . . . .
..pnid 12
 
PHOTOGRAPHY
Good work, prompt delivery
moderate prices
THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS
gaming dept. in connection
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f ‘ANAniAN
'pR¢:| Fl C
DIRECT ROUTE
MARITIME PROVINCES
TO MONTREAL
“THE CANADIAN,”
MONTREAL TO CHICAGO.
Only One Nighton the Road
» THE
“IMPERIAL LIMITED”
Famous Transcontinental Exoreis
COAST A COAST
Beat Electric Lighted Equipment I
Unexealleil Dining Car Service
W. B. ttowalw. o.|>.A., c.P.k.
si. John, N. s. . I
GEO. WALLER,
Local Representative,
Charlottetown.
I2 .0-10-Timif -
McLaren, in Georgetown. Sho was ac-
the bud, but bg' constipation. bilinun-
ness and in igestion. Headlil
powders or tablets may dudes, but
manor cure them. Dr. Morae's
Indian Root Pills do cure sick heat#
Idle in the sensible way bl remm
the constipation or sic stu
which caused them. Dr. Morae's
Indian Root Pills are purely vege~
table, free from any harmfu drug,
safe and sure. When you fed the
harlsche coming take K
Dr. Morse’s "
      _ THE .___E_‘_$TER"_ 5UA'iPl_liN Y’-';I’-‘f~°f?-I’~i't$‘13.°»»5-`.°~.»""..»-'
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(Expect to pay 12 p c more soon)
Murray Harbor . . . . . . . . . .
..cash 30
(More soon)
Upton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..casli, 10
(More soen)
Westmoreland Silver &
Patch Co.  .cash, 35, stock, 70
Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .cash. 15
(Added three pairs)
Crapaiid Fox Company . . . .
..cash, 40
Willow llill Fox (To. 2t:'i ei* cent cash
Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more
later.
Royal........ .: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..110
Dundas.... ..1l00 cash and 200 stock
Seal Rlver....    ..16
Diamond 
Rogers Paton   ._ .. ,. 
I (More inter.)
CIIIIRLOTTETOYIII MARKETS
Oats (white)
Outs (black)
Straw (per ton)
Huy, loose (per ton)
Eggs (per doz.) Mc.
Print Iiuttor (per lb)
Fowl and (Thlckeii tpcr lb) ldv.-lli-.
Tub Butter (per tb) "" -
l’otat,ues (por hush.) ‘.‘5c.:ll|i'_
Turtiips (per bush.)
_-,,“
expo-ls-.ta
:elif
:o.-:-
...»l.
Calfskins
Beef (lb) 16 to 200.
Young pigs (Der pair) $7.00 tg $8.00.
Sausages (lb-)_ .
Becta (bunch) ' 5c.
Onions (bunch) 5c_
Carrots and Parsnipe (doz.) 12c.
Pork (lb.) loc.
Found a Frivnd
in llr. Chase
His Medicines Proven Effective. and
Always Kept at Hand in this
Home.
Mrs. Chas. Lovell, Agassiz, B. C.,
writes:-“I feel it my duty to tell you
'what a. great friend Dr. Cliase‘s medl-
cines have been to myself and family.
I cannot praise his medicines too high-
ly. and Dr. Chase‘s name is a house-
hold word in our liotne. Weil, quite
a number of years ago I sent to you
` for u sum e box of Dr Chase’s Oint
pl . . .-
ment for protruding piles, and. having
used the sample and found relief. I
sent to a neighboring town for four
boxes, and I am completely' cured."
"i have also used Dr. Chase's Kid-
ney-Liver Pills for constiputioti, and.
after using them, I am completely
cured ot’ this dreadful disease. I nin
the mother ot’ ten children, of whom
nine are living, and when seven of iiiy
children were all very had with
whooping cough, caught in the middle
of a severe winter, I used Dr. (7hase's
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentiiie, and
they were all cured before the winter
was over, and now we are never with-
out Dr. (fhasefs medicines sin our
home, and 1 recommend tliein to all.”
Hearing is Restored to Deaf
Without Mechanical or Artificial
Hearing Devices. Deaf Hear With
Their Own Ears. A Wonder-
ful English Discovery.
Tliousands oi peopio suffer from cit-
tarriial deafness or poor hearing,who
having tried specialists, advertised
treatments. artlilcinl car drums, our
phones. electric vibrators anti various
ineclianical ttppliniices wltlioiit suc-
cess have iit last resigned thenisvlvi-is
to it “world of siicltci-." tliliikiiit: that
nothing can ever restore to tlieui
their normal licariug. Yet. their cust-
is iiot hopeless. A rctnarknblc scien-
tific treatment diiicovered it little
more than it your ago in Etigluiid is
making people hear after years oi’
deafness and is also utieqiiiilleii for
quickly stopping the ilistressiiiglicntl
noises that are so often thc compati-
ians of ilefcctive hearing. This dis-
covery is called Piirinliit and luis ai-
tractcd widespread iioticc tliroughoiit
Europe where reports of the rcmiirk-
able results it has given to deal' poo-
ple have coiiie in by the hundred.
The effect of Parmiiit it seems is
by tonic action to produce a stiinulous
necessary to reduce all iittlniiiiuntlmi,
swelling, enlargement or thlckciilng
of the organs of hearing and tli stimu-
late the entire auditory tract.
l’nrniiiit is now being sold by inaiiy
leading druggists in Cliarlottetown
:ind vicinity and a speedy trial is urg-
ed upon all who suffer from catarrlial
deafness or headnoiscs in any degree.
Ask the druggist for 1 oz. of Parniliit
(Double Strength) and take it lionic
and mix it with 1/4 pint. of ltot water
and 4 oz. of granulated sugar until
dissolved. Take one tablespnonful
four times a day and you should soon
find a remarkable improvctnent in
your hearing.
.i _-___ i
I November 7 I
For London
The S. S. "DTGBY." the iieet
passenger ahipof the Furness line,
is scheduled to sail from Hiililiix
lo£ London saturday, November
‘It -
The “DIGBY" affords every
comfort to the gamengsr as the
is easily one of t e finest ships at
present engaged in the Canadian
service.
$15.00 Saloon to London I
i'i0 00 iecond Class
Y"ak : i'esiirvu\i ns immeflizitvly.
urvvbt "WIN 5, C(\_Lt\i_
lialiiax.
Indian Root Pills’
Mount Eiiwni-ii . . . . .
.  . . . .paid 10 ` ’ '
(With additional 10 p. c. soon) I      -I
New Loiiiloii l~‘ox and iz-i.rni Luiids,| Yi'    I ’
.io _ _
io
. Dress Fabrics
y ---AND-»
i Suitings
Another lot opened today
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_= Season’s Favorite Materials 
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 ` Tufted Cheviots ‘Q
5 Kusey Cloths ~
. Also another lot of Milling
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 Bulbs
In order to clear our fine stock of DUTCH
BULBS Within the next 10 DAYS we will sell all
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, DAFFODILS,
NARCISSUS, BERMUDA EASTER LILIES, CHI-
NESE SACRED LILIES, all first quality and size
BULBS at
25 per cent Discount
This is a big snap take advantage.
  Carter& Co. Ltd.
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. Patch Foxes For Sale
To close out ilvc pairs of Patch I"oxcs. We '
are offering at a special price. Anyone interested
in purchasing Patch Foxes should cali and see these
animals before buying elsewhere.
Massachusetts I"ox Exchange
161 Queen St. Phone 515
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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