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or Precious . Gem J :welry can exist only when one has positive
knowledge that the jewels are abrve criticism, '
OUR FOLICY is to offer for sa‘e only such stones as will bear the
most critical 1nsp ' ction,
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Queen Quality
the “Cosy” Boot
Q 'een Q 'alltyboots arefashloncd
to fit the feet. flexible arch, glove
tilting, never need breaking in, cos-
it st, strongest. lightest and most
comfortable shoe at any price.
A splendid line of buttoned boofs
fir woru:n here nov in patent and
gun m tal at $4 ooto.... . _ $5 00
ALLEY (tl). C0
135 Queen Street
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Came early and have a sit-
ting at the
Bayer Photo Studio
, Phone 192 J \
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Elegant Photos
for Xmas
At Moderate Prices
No need to wait 'or a flue day, however
Wirh the equipment of tr _e modern
Studio, you can De taken one uma as well
as another.
A. E. Lyon Studio
107 Queen St. Clr’town
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much longer if you use our coal.
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NORTH DAKOTA TEACHERS
IN FARGO.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 5.- Many of
the most noted educators ol this
State are among the delegates at-
tending the North Dakota 'Teachers
convention which 'opened here .today
for a session of three days. J. Nel-
son Kelly of Grand Forks is presid-
ent and W. E. Parsons ot Bismarck.
secretary. Among the notable _speak-
ers who will address the convention
are Congressman S. D. Fcss oi Ohio
and H. R. Pattengill of Lansing,
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|Siiver,Blaclt Foxes 
We have now on hand all kinds;
of fresh mined coal free from slaiei to Investors ai
und stone. *
Send us your address and we will
quote prices.
Phone I 1 1
G. Lyons 8|. Bo.
PAY' NO TAXES
IS THE DECISION.
BELFAST, November 4.--A resolu-
tion to pay no taxes under an Irish
home rulo parliament and to -make
government under its rule impossible
by untlnching and continuous ob-
struction of the law was passed here
to-day at a demonstration of 6,000
business men of Ulster, including
representatives of leading tlrms with
an aggregation capital of upwards
ot $658,000,000.
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Actual f ost
Having built a ranch to ac
comodate a number of pairs of
Blue Foxes, we find we are
now unable to get delivery of
them, which leaves us with
one of the finest and best
equipped ranches in Canada.
We have decided to form a
Company for the breeding of
Silver Black Foxes, and have
secured options on three pnirs
of the best strain on P. E-_
Island, for fortyeiglrt .rhod-
s_ a n d dollars-$16,000' per.
pair. As the season is getting
late, we must have this cour-
pany put through at once,
and have decided to t ffer
them to the investing Public
at actual cost. All we ask for
ranching is rs p. c, of ttf
value of the Offspring when
mid in |914, which includes
Food. Wages. Taxes, etc.
There is no water in this
proposition-everyone on the
_ ground floor. We are not rs-
euing any Prospectus, nor is
there any commission paid
for the sale of the stock.
Applications for shares at
$10: per share slrouldbe in
the bands of the undermeu-
tioned not later than the ioth
ot November.
George J. llogera,
` A. A. Alley,
Charlottetown.
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~ Rogers Farquharaon.
*K TllE,EllSTEliN GUARDIAN “L
...°1'.l‘ PAYS to’bny in this Province
...°'1‘!-IE MORNING Guardian' can be
obtained in Bourie at H. J. Ma-
honl.
...’MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian
representative in Bonria will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter at the otlice oi 'undertaker W.
L. Dlngwell. Hia phone number; is 5.
...“BUBSCRIBERB ehould renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all paper; an
glzcontlnued promptly on expired
a e.
SOLD.- A corrsepund-
ent from St. Peters says that Mr.
James D. Melanie has secured or con-
tracted for the majority of Lambs
in this section.-U
...'LAMBB
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...’FAT GA.'l'I‘LE.- Fat cattle are
and quite s number are moving, al
though in general stall feeding is
only beginning.-U `
...‘HOME 1MPROVEMEN'l‘S.--- The
enterprising blacksmith Mr. A. Hay-
nes. St. Peters, has his new resid-
ence nearly ready for occupation.
This building has been cr-nstructc
in the most modern style with solid
cement foundation and cellar and is
a distinct improvement on thc np-
pearance ot the town.-U
...*WIN'1`ER Sl’OR'l‘t~l.- The mem
hers of St. Peters S ortin Club are
and put in order for the coming win
rer. They are having .1 new pump
when completed will be a vast. im-
provement on the method This en
looking out for anything that will
add to the utility and attractiveness
'FINE PORK- Mr. V H Dock-
es ut 215 pounds each. What would
the larger ones weigh? There was
cannot raise hugs when one small
section can raise that quantity at
once?-U
...*THl!`. DRAMATIC recital given
in the Town I-Iall at Georgetown on
Tuesday night was fairly well at-
tended. The cntcrtainment, which
lasted about: two hours, consisted of
many noted recitations, including
selections from Dickens and Bryon,
and was given in the style which has
made Miss Gorman such a familiar
figure in that line of entertainment.
.ln-.entertainment ot this sort is
something of a novelty and the at-
tention paid to the performance
speaks for itself of Miss Gorman's
aihility to hold an audtcaice. Excellent
music was furnished by Miss ' Hilda
Barnes of Georgetown.G. 1"
IN WAGES
DR PR0l"ll
tlealth S inner or Later Show
its Value
Don’t go around with that tired,
worn-out, down-hearted feeling. If
you are constipated, bilious or have
a sour, gassy, upset stomach, sick
headaches, weak kidneys or sluggish
liver. see to it that you cleanse your
system oi undigested food, foul gas-is
excess bile and uric acid, by thc use
of the great fruit tonic laxative‘
i ' FIG PILLS
and you will be tree from headaches,
neurslgla, rheumatism, lame back.
indigestinn and all the distressing
forms of sickness usually caused ly
constipation and kidney trouble.
FIG PILLS do not gripe or sreken,
but give a natural movement of thc
bowels. Refuse all substitutes. At
all dealers in 25 and 50 cont. boxes
or by mail from The Fig Pill Co.,
St. Thomas, Ont. Sold at Geo E.
Hughes Drug Store.
Best 'Quality of Hard
tor Base Burner &
_ Furnace
Acadia Round
Inverness Round
...’0Nlll CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising ln' this column.
Cash must accompany order. Mini-
mum chnrge twenty-tive centa.
.l.°'r. connou zvns is ow-alan
agent in Montague. Hia otlice phone
ia 18 and residence phono 20.
...°'1'HIli MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W.A. John-
aton’s, Montague.
(From yesterday's Evening Guardian r
...'DEAn IN souals-.The many
friends of Mrs. Gilbert White, Souris
West, will regret to learn of her sud-
den death which took place at an
early hour Sunday morning. To the
sort-owing family is extended the
deepest sympathy.-°
EASTERN PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. George Waller left
Wednesday morning for Toronto,
in z~\0d derixaud around Bt. Peters where they will visit Mrs. We.llf.-r‘s
sister, Mrs. N. R. Sinclair.
...°Miss Agnes. Smith who returned
home on a visit with hor mother
about two weeks ago, left on _Tues-
dB}' l`0l‘ Charlottetown. She intends
returning to New York at an early
date.G.
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ly here. The usual number of door-
steps, gates, cnc, were missing on the
following morning hut aside from
these harmless plcasantries, no tur-
ther damage was done.G.
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having their skating rink renovated. ___»']‘he Re-,._ A' J_ w_ Bwk was a
passenger to Charlottetown by the
early train Tuesday morning. He has
and flooding system installed which /gone to town for the purpose of at.
tending a Presbytery meeting af spe-
cial interest which is bein
- ' ‘ I h ld
terprising young club is wide awake the,-e_(]_ g e
and the members are continually ___
...'Among the passengers on the
Enterprise on Tuesday evening was
°l their Fink--U Mr. Maurice Donovan who has ob-
"°°*~ tained a short vacation from his
duties on the C G S Gulnare now
endorff of Mount Hove recently ooldlat Halifax, N. s., to were his wife
to Mr. C. E. Pratt of St. Peters the and children in Georget0wn,G_
two smallest of a litter of ninc -_-
sorins nies and they tiered the seal- ...miss Martha Melanie, steno-
grapher for thc Annandale Lumber
Co., spent the last few days visiting
5015 'C0 this HYIP- 0" the 'iam° dflyfriends in Georgetown. Miss Mclnnis
ncarly two tons -.t pork all fromlformerly occupied the position of
Mount Hope and all of rlrst quality. I stenographer in A. A. McDonald &
Who says that the Eastern larmcrs`Br0s'_ store in Georgetown.-G.
(From yesterday'a EvenEGuardian)
___'Miss Laura Paquet, Souris, was
a passenger to Charlottetown, Sat.-
urday.-*
__,,°Mr, John Montgomery, 5*.. Mur-
garets, was a visitor to tozrris
Monday.-°
aM;-_ Edward Bushzy, t‘-lenr Springs
was among the 'riertors to rlcuris on
Monday.-°
...°Mrs. Alex. lt. McDonald, Ztlonti-
cello, was in Suuris Monday -,lu a
business trip- "
_,_°Mi-, Frank B. McDonald, Black
Bush, was in Bouris transacting bus-
ness On M0!1¢l8Y--‘
,..*Mr. Angus P. McCormack, St,
Margarcts, was in Souris Monday on
5, business trip.-’
...‘Miss Aggie Mclnnis, teacher at
39115;-k, arrived in Souris by the
express Monday”-°
_,,*Mr. Donald Mclnnis, Souris Line
Road, was among the visitors to
Souris on Monday.-'
*M1-. Bernard Creamer. c-'»nt»a.<‘L0I‘.
was.a passenger to Sourls on the
express Monday evening.-
...°Mr. Cyrus Kennedy, Kingsboro,
returned to his home Monday from
_,,°Mr. William J. McDonald, Sour-
Bouris, were passengers to B081”
River by the afternoon train, Satur-
..,‘Mr. Ronald ll. McKinnon was a
passenger to Selkirk Saturday nitr-
noon returning from a business will
to Souris.-°
_,_’Mr. John A. Rattenbury, Char-
lottetown. representing N. H&¢i0H‘
bury & Co., was in Sourle Monday
on n business trip.
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0pera House
TONIGHT
MATINEE SATURDAY
...‘Mr. Niel lvIcC.»r‘m.\-sir, Monttct-`ilo, 
was 8, visitor to Souris ‘3\.rndaY-- ’ |
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Every Fall we hold a sale of underwear and this
. we are herewi h announcing( We have our six hundred
dozen ricces of underwear in stock and with this im-
.nense stock we feel perfectly assured that we can sup-
ply you Wi‘h anything you may require.
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Asplendid line of seconds from one of
thc best mills in Qntarlo. The damages are
so small you’l1 have a hard time to pick them
out, while as to prices-we’ll let them
speak for themselves.
Size 1
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to l.e seen in the city. Undervests with buttoned »’ ill;ltl’\\'\lg`» j
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front rn either white or natural.
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A special purchase of a large
quaniiryaliows us to sell this fleece
lined underwear at the'fnllowrng prices
Both Shirts and Drawers are the same
price.
Size 22, 24, 26 ........5llc each
28, 30  ......55c “
32, 34  “
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Herc’s the bargain of the year.
Penman’s and Eureka brand, best
’ cavy fleece lined underwear, good and
warm and never before sold at
` less than 95c a. suit. Our
price......... .  
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afternoon train l/l_ond_ay.-°  e   b us? S  .
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*M H Francis of Francis
is, spent the week end with friends in  F' “rw in ' Som.” non.
B ., F t . WHS
St' Margate” an_f1_;icimty'_J dzIigstran(;`ac`tl‘ri:g business in the in-
...'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes, “rest 05 the arm; V
___»Me55i-5, John McDonald, M\\nn's
Road and Jamed McKenzie, Bay
d“y'_° ___ _ Fortune, were among the visitors to
Souris on Mondai'--'
...°Wm. Croft, of the tlrm‘ of Wm.
Croft. & Co., Toronto, is spending a
few days in Bouris, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Weeks.-°
*The many friends of Miss Parsons,
Edit Point, will 'regcrt to learn that
ghggig suffering from blood poisoning.
He speedy recovery is earnestly hou-
ed for.-°
'Mr. John McLellan, stone cutter,
who for the past few months has
been employed on the new Cathedral,
nys w pa en n ou -
a business trip to Souris.-“ _ Vi
of potatoes; these they speetlly dis-
posed of to the Souris merchants.-°
...*Mr. William A. Huestis, travell-
ing sgles-mau for W. Il. Broak &
Co., milliners, St. John, is visiting
Souris in the interest of his hrm. llc
is rfgistercd at the Sea View 1`utel.
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Black Diamond S.S.Line
The S. S. City of Sydney sailing
from Month at Saturday Night,
November 8th, will be due at Char- '
lottetown, Tuesday evening, Nov-
. m‘“.er Ioth and will sail for St.
]ohn’s, Newfound'an'l via Sydney,
carrying horses and cattle on deck
and produce under deck at lowest
possible rates' For further particu-
lars apply to
BUNTAIN BELL & CO
aryl; " '¢ublll'»'.¥ll‘ ' Agents
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AC3dl3 Null Monday with three large team loads -~ - 7574 U‘6M3l-
Albion Nut is 'rua couaov DRAMA , ~ ____
Albion Runamine The Mlslfl' 0| Thtl operon. for sue
Reserve Ruuamine - House . °" '9'* 5‘°°"
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