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"NOVEMBER 12"19'14'-` _ _  /_ __ _ ' "THE _cnaatorrsrown GUARDIAN  ”""""`” " ' '..1.._..rAt.s1‘.\.ii”siiit-f'f.__ _
lt is-most important to us that
you should be pleased-than it -
is to you.
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l_t’s. Quite Evident
The satisfaction we get in
serving you so well.
We’re very much pleased
because we pleaseotheis so
very much.
And we can p`ease you-
In Prescriptions,
ln Sundries,
In Toilet Articles, 
at moderate prices.
E. A. I"0S'l`ER ‘
Central Drugstore `
Sunnyside
We carry a full line of
Thermos Goods-let us ex-
plain their uses to you.
ff
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Gel Your
Money’s Worth
You will find the pret-
~ tiest and best selected
stock in Charlottetown
at our store. But t-he
real surpiise_will be
the modest prices. No
shoddy goods find a
place in this stock.
Our shoes are all good
shoes. We may not
always' be the cheapest
but we certainly are
the cheapest for the
Best.
J. H. BELL
N ro9e»ii-sivuf
W
- The Court -yesterday granted ii i-nie
nisi to set aside the proceedings for
glntempt instituted against she,-ig
orne at the suit of John Alexander
Stgawsrt.
r. W. S. Stewart argued against
the order and Mr. A. A. McLean. K. C.
“Sued in favour of setting aside the
proceedings. The arguments were
not concluded when the Court ad-
iournel to meet at ii dciocii to-any
Sheriff Horne’s contention in the
l>i'0C6¢-idlngs now before the Court is,
REL thdat the writ of replevin by John
xan er Stewart against John Horne
f°" the f€°°V0l‘Y of a cross fox was ir-
regular; that the animal named in
the affidavit uDon which 'the writ of
\'6i>levin was issued and in the wi-it
ilt:_<;1f_,_ was described as a wild animal.
W C s not a subject of replevin; se-
Cfmd. that the fox was dead when the
yrlt of replevin was issued and thus
__;`lC8~Dabie of being delivered back to
_ie said John Alexander Stewart, if
_te was entitled to the possession of
__ Ctounlsel for Sheriff Horne contends
so t e lox was owned by two sons
o John liornc and I-l. Hooper Iiorne,
°f this CIW. Hnd that it escaped from
their ranch at Winslow and was re-
;’_“_PI\"`_0_‘l _by Mr. James Birt ncnr
takes Station. 'llie Sheriff cliilnis
that the fox. being a wild animal, was
“H ’-loci I0 CHDIUPG by any persoiiaiid
t at ulieii Mr. Birt captured it and
handed it hack to the Messrs. lloi-no
he gave them an absolutely good title,
even it it was owned by John Alexan-
der Stewart at one time, which _the
Hornes deny. -
Stewart claims that the f`ox escaped
from his ranch and that lie had such
il" Ownership in it as woiihi entitle
him to have it returned under a writ
Of feblevin. Proceedings iii coiitenipl
were begun some time ago against the
Sheriff for not executing the writ
which proceeded as far as a report
by the Prothoiiotary on an examina-,
tion of Mr. Horne. Mr. Horne now
seeks to set aside thc proceedings for
contempt, which is opposed by M;-_
Stewart.
1T.\i_,\' is oN_ 'mil vniioirnos wan
HEI? HAND BEING I~‘0Rlli<2!)
Bi' T: in-_ anvoi.. i_\'
'l.‘HIP0l.I.
RQME, Nov. i0.-:italy is B,-“ding
garrison troops to lripoli to defend
her settlements oi loyal. tribesmeii d-
gainst Arab rebels ni-id Bedo‘.iius,wh0
have raided supply columns in the
interior"nnd have attacked an encainp
merit. of submissii-e trii.egm,,-n at
Dcrnn.
Turkey it seems luis disregarded th;
proipisc inode to Italy by Germany
that the Portr wgiild iirit threaten
italian colonies and that Turkey had
no designs on Tripoli.
Events nre tending more .ind i.i'0r¢
to force Italy into the war on the
Vyrennicn, ilue to aggressions of Be-
douins stirred by the preachments- of
Turkish and Gernuiii agents
lions out of Tripoli and to regain
 suvniiil mum lui nuuicusmuui  *°“=°"°“ 
. _ _ _ Dear Slr,- In your issue of Mon-
""'*' ' ‘ _ ~- dgy morning Igst there appeared a
[ll llll ililll ill ~»°f- °f - f°°i~°~“   
tween the P. W. C.. team and the
lHl IEMPIHINEI CAUSE
Such is 'Opinion ‘ of Rev. Dr. Bruce
Taylor-Main Object Should bc
a Rlghtcoulnen.
POLITICS WOULD. WQAKEN.
Wrong to Bay those who Differ with
Side Advocated by Church are Un-
' Christian. _
MQNTREAL, Nov. 11.- Rey. Dr.`
Bruce Taylor does not thing the-
church should directly ally itself with
the temperance or any other political,
platform, and _so declared in his ser~
mon Sunday night to his congregation
in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church.
He held that the main objective of
the ministers and the' ciiurch should.
h to advance righteousness among-
¢
their worshippers. They would thus,
nioveiiiehts:
POLITICS WEAKEN CHURCH. _
'l‘o have the church undertake to
forward any political cause such as'
was thc centre of the fight in Ontario
at the last provincial election was to
weaken the power of the church; t0
lessen the respect in which it would-»
be held. and to say that all people
who are opposing the side of the
church; to lesson the respect in which
it would he held, and to say that all
people who are opposing the side oi
the church are either duiices or are
iinclirlstion_ Obviously, thc preacher
held, the church would emerge from
the fight weakened and considered
somewhat the same as a campaign
newspaper.
Moreover, for the church, io take an
active part' in any political campaign
was to create bitterness among its
members, some of wlioui would uu-
doulitedly be opposed to the side of
politics the church was upholding. it
would take many years before this
feeling was forgotten, and thc same
harmony restored as prevailed before
the church went out of its way and
took sides.
'l‘lic-re was another reason why it
was unwise to link thc church with
any political issue, the issue would not
be consld<>i'ed worthy of the churcli’s
support. lt was possible to conceive
that the viewpoint ot' the loaders iii
church work would so clniiige tlirouglr
out the ages that what is now con-
sidered thc (‘liristiun ideal would not
he so considered a century lioiice.
Fill ii|Vl_lhi_i_llS Pill]
end later'
Spring Park
(More soon)
Rayner International  .  . . . . . .
._
tlielnrovincesi lost in t_he wnr between Declared 40 paid 20
1'” Y “mi Turkey- ‘POF H ‘vm B2- 'n. .i. M¢Neni co..;“.¢niiii so, stock so
lndlffcrently advance all Christian'
“Abbiss.” in that report the P. W.
C's., are styled “Intercollegiate Cham-
pions" of P. lil. island. s title which
was niisapplied to them also in your
report of the game played between
that team and our second team on
Thursday 29th uit. As that was a first
offense we let it pass without com-
ment thlnking that it was only a tem-
porary misunderstanding; but when
the error is repeated, we feel that we
must correct it and emphasise the
fact that the P. W. C. team is still a
long, long way from the Intercollegi-
ate Cliampionsbip, and to style them
as Intercollegiate Champions is to par-
ade them under colours which they
have not won. The only grand ac-
hievement wrought by_the P. W. C.,
foot-ball team in-conncetion with -ii-
te`rcol1egiate`foot-ball honours was
that they defeated our junior team in
one game andtled it for two, But
their defeat of _our junior teani doo.-i
not qualify them as intercollegiate
Champions.
ln writing this we have no wish to
detract from the glory justly .inc that
galaxy of scientific “youiigstcr~s’ by
Saturday’s victory, but we only wish
to make it 'plain that the l’. W. U..
foot-ball team have ,othciwilelds to
conquer before _thc liitercollcgiate
Championship is thelr‘s. Thanking
you Mr. Editor for space.
I uni Yours atc..
SECRETARY.
ST. DUNSTAN‘$ A. A. A.
_ I
FORTRESS OF TSlNG»TAU
IS HANDED OVER.
LONDON. Nov. 10.--'l‘_hc Gorman
stronghold of Tsiiig Tau according to
a despatch received by the Central
News from Shanghai. was uncondi-
tionally handed over to Japan at ten
o’clock this morning. The surrender
of the German fortress of Tsiiig 'i`au
occurred November 7 after a siege
which lasted sixty-five days. The turn-
ing over of the fortress to-day to the
Japanese is the culmination of the nc-
gotiations that were entered upon im-
linediately after the last assault of the
Japanese and British troops on the
fortified position.
Oh. I am hungering for the day
0‘er meadow lands of far away,
immortal love are waiting there.
Behind me l shall put all tearu.
Forgot will bo the cark of care _
All mine again the charm shall be
And mine thc shining alchemy
And swccler for than all thc rest
And l shall find upon her breast
I Minard's Llniment Co., Limited.
l_¥i';'£/wil if _'_> _
g»-.°-:»:-.°~:~o~:~»:-
nsiiosns or .;,
THE GUARDIAN £11
Furnished   B.. Loucon 
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WHEN I G0 HOME AGAIN.
(By L. M. Montgomery.)
l pray the future holds for me,
When my wandering feet may
turn
Where altar fires of sunset burn,
On that gay homestead by the sea.
And memories garnered long ago;
All bitterness of exiled years.
BEST YEAST IN THE WORLD.
nscuns THE Numsnous irrrsnion
|M|TAT|oNs THAT AR: same orrznso
AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS AT ALL EXPOSITIONS
E.W. GILLETT CQMPANY LIMITED
wiNNiPl:ci TORONTO ONT MoN'rR:Ai-
1 1 W i
in glens where winds of autumn
blow.
That dim, star~litten twilight yields,
All mine that melody anrllialm
Of cloistcrcil pines enlraiiccd in
caliii,
OI moonlight on familiar fields.
My nioilicr with hcr tender eyes.
Will nicet mc at orchard gatc
Where the long evening shadows
wait,
Once more a gift of paradise.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
great benefit from the use of MIN-
tl
procession oi' inoilcis uiipi-urcll siiiigly,
ai
FASHION FETE SHOWS BRILLIANT
DISPLAY.
NEVV YORK Nov. ll.--'l`lit~ first
day of thc New Yorh Fnsliioii l~`ctc
w
cally. lt is being given for two duys
under proniiiiciil social pziiroliugc as
an
ers to crcnte und luuiich their own
,ilesigns, as it rcsuli of thc tiliisiiig
down ol' the utcliery of l'aris on nc-
coiint of the war.
as a success flnaiiriiilly ziiul zirlisti-
inceiillvc for New York ilressiiieik-
A liuiidrcii inoiicis wcrc .~'|io\\'ii on
ie first iiftcrnooii, in groups. 'i`hf~
id in groups, und thoii wnlki-ci iio\\'n
ic aislc on either shift of wliicli Ilii-
ll
audience was scnti-Ii. ’l`lic gowns
shown left little to bc Iioslrcd iii grin-0.
ricliiiess of color, tastc iii coiiiliiiia-
tions of materials and colors, and np-
proprinfciicss for the vairions occas-
ions for which they wi-rc rlcsigiie<l_
ARD‘S LINIMENT in a severe attack Several o ftlic models shown were dc-
of LaGrippe, ami I have frequently c
proved it to be very effective in cases
of Iniliiininntion.
Yours,
W. A. HUTCIIINSON.
1
idcdly ultra.
One of thc :niiartcsi and niosl oriiz-
iunl inodcls was ai iiiiiitaii'_v<~oat. iight
khaki vcvci costiiiiic of' grcnt .sinipii<--
ily.
and nl_|nost tight to thc wrists. uiiil
lic shirt hung in scant, sirnigiit linc:<.'
1`lic sinnll hclnicl lint iiizizclicii thi
The slot-ws worc long. wriiilii<~<i.
gown, nnil was trimmed with cord 81111
spikes oi' thc sonic color.
_\ rich oxniiiiilclii color was ii voi-
rct ion gown. iho vvlvel in some lights -
was ai rirli purplcnull lu 0\li9rS il
soft Aiiicricaii liciiuiy rosc. it was
i`ns'liioncii in siiiiplc. sweeping lincs.
An uiiiisunl \vc<idliii;` gown had iiiiio
piilfofi sit-<-rcs nl' iiio lhllli period, with ,
thc high pull#-I' waist and straight
skirt. and the lullc veil wus ruclied up
on top of` thc licuil in the '0lrl=t*ln1e~=
Spanish coiiili i~l‘i`cci. 'l`lic lioil\l0l “'05
friileii iiiiscga_\'. 'l`iiis was most novel
iii its zispcct, all thc prcsciit day. _
'l‘lierc was also a. costume, with nf
riiugli cloth cup:-_ and at pictiircsqiie
witlr- liriniincil fcll hat with feulliers
ai one side, all iii browns, and thc fair ,_
sportswoiiiaii czirricil '.1 gun. Tlic
wcnrcr ot' iiiioilicr sport costume had
n llnssiziii woil liouiiil on lcnsli.
"itcail l‘nton'.~i l~`ur advertisement.
llicy offer a coinpleto line of,Slyllsli
i`ui‘.~'. ii/ISE-11-12iii3ic2i
::A i`\ill liiio of thc clioiwst (funn-
illaiii ami .-’\iiir-ricnii 'l`ohocr-os curricll
in sioch~ our putt-iii liuiiiidor keeps
llioiii zti\vni'.< |cr[ei:tl_\' frosli. Mur-
Kiiiiiiiii l'.\i'ui: i`o__ coriicr iirout George
uiiii Kent Sii'c<_~ls. mill
-i
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side of the Allies. The newest, mos; The following, is n ilst of com-
momcntoiis crisis has developed in D8Ul@S Which IIHVB Imld i1lV1d€l1dB 011 ` 
account for 1914. Most of these come
panies expect to pay additional divid-
I
_/_
_ ' ` Q
Npws received today_ indicates - . . .
................ .10
Tm,key.S intention to drive the “___ Prince Albert   ....._10 a 
" "  --- douins in the interior have waylaid inte,-_
_ .__-
Hlilll lliiiil'illS
REVERE.
Ii. F. Sharpe, i-laliiax; J. W. Dona-
hue, Lake Ainslie, (_‘. B_; Jas. l’_ Hun-
tor,_Niagara. Fails. N- YJ DY- C- S~
Anderson, Vancouver. il. (11 J- W-
Allcii, Suiiiinerside; J. I-l. li/iacdonald.
.l_ C. Macdoiiald, I). J. Mncliiiiiioii. A.
ll. Mcliellan, Goorgotowii; Leslie Mac-
Auliu, Toronto; Dr. _-\. J. Fraser. A. 1..
Lannlgan, Montague; <`-~ M~ l"ilZf§CI‘€1lll.
Geor etown' A W Jniiiicsoii, Mont-
'i‘i iisli l' ii Cash. Lli°uiiniii`s ltouil
ll. J. Mctloriiizic, ilillslioro; llciiri l'rc-
frau, Slierhrookc. Quo.; i‘. ll. llaxtcr.
Toronto; llr. lt. J. l\i:icdoi\nld, St. l'e~
tcr‘s; 'i‘. W. Macdoiiuld. Gcoi~gcio\vii;
llcv. A. Nic/\uin_\'. Si. i‘clci°`l~i: l‘i. J. lilc-
Taguc, ll. l~‘_ Fcclinii. A. '.l_ (limit. J-
.l. lhirrcti. Mt. Sicwuri; A. A. iilclioii-
old, Gcorgctowii; l’_ l\ici‘nrll\_V~ Still;
_ __ ___ _
\|onSo_N c DUFFY
iarrilters and Attorneil
Solicitors for Roval Brink oi Unch
uonmv 'ro some
i-is; 1-:_ ii. neu, i. ii. i\u~.ort-i:or- l\‘1°“*'
ilgllil. _
diers. Bedouins nppcared in force at
Derna, on the eastern extremity of
the Fyrenaica promontory and marie
ii savage ciiort to destroy eiicanip-
ments there. '1‘hc desert marouders
were driven ofi by Italian infantry-
It is. probable that Itali wit n ii
f 
"ov _
is
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IA Safe ‘Place Form--' ________
` Your Savings
If you refer to the Government
R¢p¢f¢g'y0u will ascertain till!
this institution is one of til;
2 oldest established of Cuwd _
Bmh’,,iq, g Surplus Fund o
nearly double its calllm md °
high proportion of cash reserves;
we invite uer°»i¢°» i“¢° "js
small. '
...The Bank of.
_ 0,000.0"
-roni. nssooiicss 0°-'WS
lsLAND BRAE£i}:eEsliie
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BULGARIA READY
505']/\, via Loudon. Nov. i1.--An-
other detachment ol' MllCf3il0\\lBnB |195
arrived licrc alter being released by
the Austrians, who captured them at
Shabats. where they had been forced
into the Servlan army. Wheii the Ma-
`cetlonians exhfeised I* ‘l°°l""' l° "e`
‘turn to Biilgarfa, the Austrians re-
leased them and provided transporta-
Ltsv
“NNE VA HAs seen ctosso.
LONDON. Nov. 11.-The "(‘-010801'
Gazette" learns from Zurich. accord-
ing to an Amsterdam desliillcll- I0
Reuter‘s that communication ou the
frontier. between Baden and Switzer-
land, is now difficult. 81111 Illilt the
whole Rhine valley has been closed
by the military, owing to the discovery
of n case of spying at Bnzel against
Germun_V_._______________
0 GIRLS HURT BY BOMBB IN
Tw DUNKIRK.
ae,-opiane di-upped two bombs on Dun
kilguguftdtllmharmlessly on 'the dock
tl Town Hall
_________.,
so n\t.i.so in roars Atom:
oAnoANsi.i.ss
Rayner Clarks & Harlow
Fox Co   paid 20
B. I. Rayner, West ' Gore,
N. S. .. . . . . . . .
...........paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co.........paid 50
General Fur Farms, Ltd. ..._ .paid 12
(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)
’"""'. , . hi iufiunt Edward .......... _...paid io
(With additional 10 p. c soon)
my "F so will demand ““ exp1““a` Murray liarbor ............cash 30
encd in recognition of the -.ierloiisn0§“ Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40
oi the situation. "‘ per cent. cash. with more to follow A/
Sovereign S. B. F. Co.. cash . . . .
..
Peerless      
llic liliiod and tl llf Robe” limo" _ _ _ _
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for hci' North .liriciiii territory may (Mom mm,-_) ‘ _ _,_ _ _,_ __::_-;,',.___  _-`_--_‘_"__f; _ _
l1“- “'i1SU‘il ilillfsii “lily “ct” ‘l“l°kly'. The Freeliiiiil Silver liliicic l~`ox (‘-o.,  "lvl"-'_
All thc news iiillitiitr-I that the lic- Ltd has paid D, dividgiirl of .'30 por ' "`
Rc el \ii|li~i iiro licinp com ,H stud( - -_
_._._-.___---- |atm-_ 7
' ¢».~¢.i-¢».¢~--v | 0
small tietachnients of troo s and R3 ,mp Stonehiii-gt Silver _ 
_ . y _ lll 6
hrcd upon the wounded Italian sol- Fox co. ..................pald 200 _
Germany, since Germany has assun -ed ton  __ cash, 10 ___ J _____é_,
I. , . . ,._.,.,
~ _ _ ..  
tion from _Turkc_\,nnd Possibly from Up (More soon) _ 
_ _ . . . _ . . . .. . _-_1--__-__._¢_»_‘. ; “_-_, .»-5' 'i_,-N ajft,-_:___s-_-r; ,_di_,~;5___-,___,_,__-;__-_
to guarantee the safety of Tripoli. (More soon)  _
'~ -'='_'-,-Ii'-1,--: , 4.- .'/`-=L“‘if'-`-" 1 :f..1»=; I ;-'.-".'-;_;¢~,,;:
the Turkish nest i.. the Buick sen. siiieirip  .... .._.......casii, is ,,,__;-__-,.___ _-_.~.,__}_§¢  ,
“hen hreat Britian, Russia and (Added three pairs) __-___ 6.2¢; _.__‘,»_f,;»_=‘_'_._<-{__{‘-gg;  ' ~
France, givin, 'l‘iiik¢'\ the oppoitiin Crapaud Fox Company cash, 40 ,,__\
it) of disnvoniiig .ind making ,, Willow liill l~`ox Co 'i5 per cent cash '
~‘ i Land ,S4
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_ ei...
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To AID Russux. (..<,.,,m 4 pairs; __-___ ._~_§;_¢f,_i__5._~_,2_._-
:¥5.i‘.~?‘ 1»`.5'~"¢ %-_-.._
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Ellis River Black Beauty Fox Co., ____   ' \ Wi
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'FRY’S COCOA regularly. It’s like putting in a good
foundation to a building. FRY’S is rich in energy and
mere beverage. It is so pure and so concentrated that it is
very economical, a small teaspoonful of FRY’S making a large
` cup of delicious cocoa. _ Start on FRY’S today.
' Trade Supplied by
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