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Its time for the fire in
the open Grate. - How
cheerful' to sit and ,watch
the many. cplored flames
‘when the lights are turn-
cd.low. ‘,
We will have a large
Cargo of Old Sydney
Screened Coal in a few
days, this Coal is consid-
ered the best for the.
Grate.
Order your supply today.
A. i Picltard "& Co.
' Phone 240
Ch'town
(lpera House
TONIGHT _
The W. S. llarkins
Players
In the Laughing Comedy
un iuus.__ 
Everybody Lies--Hear 'I`heni,
Tomorrow Night
The Master ol The
House l
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` WOi~ll<]N WILL RAISE ARMY.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Militant Suflra-
gnttcn are raising an army in the
lllnst End to force the Government
no yicld ro‘.the womcn’s demands.
Sir Francis Vane, Bart, who fought
in South Africa is to command.
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the world. _
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K'°nnon ug Co.
Cor. Great George Kent Sts.
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classed among he best in
Among thf st-nclavd
fnrner we haw now Rfse.
g Arbutus, Le Tn ffl-,
5cc an ounce are tinns
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FRUIT LAXATIVES
Hughes' C C(.’rC. C. Tablets
' A gentle llxative, which
regulates the llyer and kid-
neys ani puiil`|:s the blood.
Headaches. Indigestion, div.-
zlenessgbiliousrcss, nervous-
ness and many other ailments
are the dlnct result of con-
stipation. » _ _
Hnghes’ C. C. C Cs
_ Geo. li. llughes
IT P573 £0 WY in this Province.
'rua Non'rr-1uMemnL.iNn.- The
B. S. ‘Northumberland arrived in
Charlottetown at 5.20 last evening.
FUNERAL TODAY.; The tuiierai
ol' thc late Miss Dogherty -Jill luave'
‘her brothers residence at Bt. Avardmf
today, Wednesday, at 2.30 p. in.. for
the People's Cemetery. '
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MONTHLY LZEETING.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the thadics Aid
Society of the P. E. I. Hospital was
hold in. the hospital yesterday after-
nood at 3 o'clock. The work of the
past month indicates continued acti-
vity and usefulness on the part of
this most charitable institutions
FUNERAL FRIDAY.-The funeral
of the late Rev. S. D. McPhee took
place last Friday from the residence
of his brother in law, Mr. James A.
Nicholson, Orwell Cove, The services
at the house were conducted by Rev.
D. B. MacLeod assisted by Rev. J .
W. MacKenzie, *The remains were tak
en to St. John’s Church, Belfast,
where the mein service was held,
when Rav. Mr.. MacKenzie, the pastor
presided. Rev. Mr. MacLeod paid an
eloquent tribute to the memory of
the deceased, as a man, a friend, a
christian and a minister. Short addres
dresses emphasizing, the work and
wor_th‘ of the deceased
were given by Rev."
Mr. MnclCEl2‘l‘\s-Eid Rev. Mr. MacNeil1
Tho services wer closed with the ben-
ediction by Bev. John Gillis of Wood
Islands. A large congregation, fil-
ling the auditorium of the church,
viewed for the last time all that was
mortal ol a former bel0V0d pastor and
friend after which the remains were
consigned to their last resting place,
in the beautiful Belfast cemetery.
IN'l‘lllRl§S’I`ING LECTURE.--It is
not every day that citizens are given
the opportunity of hearing an educa-
tive lecture such as the one which
ltev. Mr. Marshall, of the Grace
Methodist Church, gave last evening.
Quite a large audience were in the
church and their appreciative atti-
tude inspired the reverend speaker to
a fino effort. The subject of the lec-|
ture was "Japan," and in connec-|
tion with it, eighty large stereopti-I
con views wcrashown embracing the
conditions ip Japan in the past and
those that are supreme to-day. Mr.
Walter Burke operated the lantern.|
,'l‘ho`lecture dealt with the geography'
of the country, described the govern-
_;n_c_nt und its effect on the advance-
:nent 'of this oriental nation, the fcn-
turcs of educational work, the mili-
tary outlook, and lest but by po
means least, the splendid missionary
-vork that is being performed there.
At the close of the lecture a vote of
thanks was proposed and was ten-
dered the speaker by the chairman,
Mr. Seaman. Mr. Marshall suitably
replied to it. The lecture last even-
ing was only the forerunner of a ser-
ies that are to be given in the
church by some of the leading speak-
ers of the city, and to which citizehs
will look forward with great plea-
sure.
::Ciean, white, sound teeth. Each
und ull of these things depend upon
the mouth and teeth that are frcc
from germ life, and that are kept
pure, sweet and clean. You are as-
sured of these things by using Na-
llru-Co., Tooth Paste. 25c. tube. E.
A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunny-
side. Mtf.
PREPARING FOR
LAST l'lOL".\lD IN
' HOME RULE GO.
LONDON, Nov. 3-Another week of
exceptional interest in Irish politics
has begun. It will be marked _by
scuernl speeches of importance, and
will close with the Reading election.
Liberals both thcrc and at the party
headquarters ln London betray the
utmost anxiety,‘as to the result.
This evening Arthur J . Balfour
opens the Scottish campaign against
Home Rule at Aberdeen. By common
consent he was the greatest. Chief
Secretary for Ireland of the last half
century, and he possesses the histori-
cal sense more than any living
statesman. Special significance also
attaches to the meeting of Ulster
business men at Belfast tomorrow, at
which Sir Edward Carson will speak.
All the chief towns and districts ,ot
Ulster will be represented, but only
by actual employers of labor. Austen
Chamberlain speaks tomorrow. at
Llanelly, and F. E. Smith at Staf-
I ford.
Nearly all thc Cabinet. ministers
will assemble in London this week,
for that free .and trunk interchange
of views of thc Irish Bltuutlon invit-
ed hy Premier Asqulth and commend-
Tnat any definite dcvslopnioits will
take place immediately, however, is
extremely doubtful, though it is
known that the King is most' anxious
to announce a. settlement ol thu
Ulster crisis when hc reads his speech
from the throne, at the opening ol
the next session of parliament.-
The Govern:2ent’s attitude on thc
subject was ost accurately defined
in Sir Edward Grey's recent speech,
in whicnhe outlined a scheme of
Home Rule within Home Rule by
which a number of public services,
including causation, might be reserv-
ed to the separate control ot Ulstcr.
With this Mr. Redmond is in aZl”¢°‘
Tnent, but Sir Edward Carson will
ne to any form of Govern-
For Infants and (ihildron.
Tha Klni You lim Always Bought
and the opportunity ls therefore ripe,
INTERESTING APPEAL.-One ol'
the matters to come before the Bup-
renie.Oo\,trt of Canada at Ottawa
this w9ck‘is' an interesting and im-
portant appcal from the Supreme
Court ot this province, Daniel R.
Morrison v. The Summersldc Water
and Sewerage Commissioners. This
litigation has been drawn out over
some ye_ars,,;1t_start;ad with B bill
in Chancery by Mr. Morrison. against
the Commissioners .in which he claim-
ed certain money to be owing to him
under his -contract with the commis-
sioners for the installation oi tha
water and sewerage system of Sum-
merside. The casa war heard before
the Vice Chancellor and was digmig.
sed. The complainant took the case
to the Court of Appeal and Equity,
which dismissed the appeal, confirm-
ing the decision of the Vlcc»Chanc-
ellor. Mr. Morrison has myriad his
appeal now, to the Supreme Court
of Canada. The appelant is represent.-
ed by Mr. A. C. Saunders, and the
respondents by Mr. Neil McQusrrie,
K. C.
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REVERE ;
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H. S. Blackstock, Toronto; J. V.
Magee, Monct.on,~N. ll.; W. Avard,
rlhediuc, N. B.; N. Coffin, Cranbrook,
L'». C.; J. Dr McDonald, J. A. McDou-
gall and wife, Edmonton; J, A11en_
Royalty; W. Hughes and wife, Traca-
die; J. G. McDonald, M.D., York;
Rev. J. B. McIntyre, Tracadic; Ed.
W. McKay, Stanley; John Tweedy,
Ilarnsclitlc, J. Lynch, Earnsclille; H.
Miller, Sydney, C. I3.; C, S, Wood,
Mt. Herbert; Dr. S. McKenna and
wife, Oyster Bed Bridge; R. W. Ste-
wart, Brudenell; J. B. Brown, city;
D. M. Falconer, Gascoigne; J. M.. Mc-
Leod, M.D., Hunter River; (7.8. Shaw
Bonshaw; E. M. Stevenson, New Glas-
gow; C. P. McCarthy, H. O’Connor,
Tiguish; J. Malumby and wife, Bos-
ton. Mass.; H. Davies, Miss A. M.
Smith, Boston, Mass.; W, Regan,
Fredci-icton, N. B.
Y lGTORlll
J. Mclinren, Toronto, C. H. Hagar
Montrcal:; W. N. Watt, Toronto; N.
S. Watkins; N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
Stubbs, Frank Conroy, New York;
J. R. Saunders, Toronto.; Jas, Ste-
wart, New Glasgow; D. A. Garson,
Picton; H. V. Jamieson, New Glas-
gow, Herbert Charles, N. Y. D. R.
Henderson, Toronto; T. S, McKay,
Petersborough; H. O. Vuugl'xon,~ St.
John.
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QUEEH
R. P. Murray, Mt. Stewart; J. M_
Moran, Annandale; J. R. McRae,
Roseberry; W. S. Miller, St. John;
Neil McDonald, Belfast, H, J. Paul,
New York; W, H. Hope, Pictou; E.
La Rae `Pictou, J. A~ Siko, Sher-
brooks; Mrs. Swsedy, Alberton, C.
E. Pratt, St. Peters Bay. A. J.
`McNeill, Murray River.
JAPANESE ANTIUUES
i Slllll ll Killlll
KYOTO, Japan, Nov. 4-Collectors
deals and agent and ahents represent.-
ing many leading museums in all
parts of the civilized world are gath-
ering here to attend one of the most:
remarkable if not the most remark-
able sale of Japanese antiques ever
held .in this country. This sale,
which is to held with the sanction of
the Iniperlnl Government has an in-
teresting history. Thc great temple
of Kyoto, being heavily in debt and
_unable to raise funds among the
worahipcrs, found it necessary to rc-
sort to -desperate means. The temple
authorities appealed to the Imperial
Government and obtained permission
to sell part of the famous temple
treasure, consisting of priceless paint
ings, ceramics, bronzes and ivorles,
art work in various metals, wood
carving, jndas, tapestries and silks,
mnnv of them of crept antiquity and
rarity. Probably- never before has
there been such an opportunity for
collectors to acquire Japanese anti-
oucs of undubitable genuineness. It
is understood that the Imperial Gov-
ernment will he represented at the
sa1e,, which is to continue through
the entire month, by expert commis-
sioners who will see to it that the
most valuable and important objects
are sold to the Government. S0 BS l"°
keep them in the country. »
:These sponges of ours are fished
up from the Mediterranean. They are
the very best: sponges grown. They
are usually good specimens of these
dcnlsens of the deep. Shown in sizes
for both toileté and bath, 150. to
.$3.00 The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
Corner Great George and Kent Stix.”
S tewart’s
Homemade
. Cream Broad
Has a “different taste from
ordinary Bread. 8tewart’s
clean.
You can have it delivered
at your house every day l‘ you
MB. JOHN MCKINNON.
The funeral of the late Mr. John
McKinnon of Whim Road Cross took
place on ’Wedncsday, tha 29th Oct.
With the passing - away of Mr. Mc-
Kinnon goes one of the land marks
of thc district. I-ia was a man of
keen intellect, of upright and sterling
character, honest in all his dealings
and respected by all who knew him.
The funeral service was conducted by
tha Rev. David Wright of St. An-
drew’s Church, Montague. There was
a very large attendance at the fun-
eral and_ many teams accompanied
the remains to the cemetery at Val-
leyilcld. `Mr. McKlnnon’s illness he-
gan about a year ago when he was
stricken down with paralysis. I-ic
rallied and was able to walk about
the house with the help ol 9, stick
and hopes were entertained of his re-
covery; but a few weeks -ago he
caught cold and_ developed pneu.
monia. The and came on Sabbath
morning, Oct. 26th. He was prede-
ceased by his wife. Ha leaves four
children:-Dr. Malcolm C., Catherine,
Sadie and Mary. The sympathy of
the whole community goes out to the
bereaved.
MR. ABRAHAM BUOTE.
The death occurred at Charlotte-
town, oi=_-Friday, Oct. 31, 1913, of
Abraham Buote, aged 50, after an
illness of about ten months, The
funeral .took place on Sunday after-
noon to St. Anus Church Cemetery.
liev. Father Gaudet oillciating. A
wide circle of relatives and trzunds
were ilfrcsent to pay a last tribute of
respect to their deceased neighbor,
Besides a sorrowing widow 'seven
children are left to mourn:-Benton,
Avit and Judith in St. John, N. li.,
Sarah, Theopelus, Joseph and Char-
lotte Ann in Hope River. The
late Mr. Buote was an intelligent f,._r.
mer, highly interested in the well-
fare of his home district, being road
master for years, s. Justice of the
Pencc, and was secretary for three or
f0Ul` Z/cars for the New Glasgow
Dairying Company and was highly
respected and loved by his friends.
The Guardian extends to the bereav-
ed family deep sympathy.
::L`?AR'I`l1lR_& C0., are giving big
discounts oil Bulbs this week. All
must he cleared out within the next
six days. Now you can get a lot of
CHOICE BULBS for a SMALL A-
MOUNT Oi MONEY. Come in and
seo. 2481-l1~4M3i.
(.11-IINAMi<lN FACE '
SERIOUS CHARGE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-Two China-
xnen are behind the barn at the Po-
liec Station and they will have to
face serious charges when they are
arraigned in court. Thcv are Tong
Kee, the proprietor of a laundry at
the corner of Brunswick and Corn-
wallis streets, _and his assistant,
John Longard.
Numerous complaints had been
made regarding affairs at this place,
and as a result Police Sergeant Sul-
livan kept a close watch on the laun-
dry. A few evenings ago a young
girl went into the laundry and then
disappeared from the front into the
rear of the shop.
Later on Sergeant. Sullivan gained
admission to the place, and it is
‘_ - Aye! 
'lhere’s the Rub!
Where to get the kind < l' a
tooth brush that will do its ln-
tended vlork without injuring
the gums. You will hav; no
trouble in securing
The Right Brush
if you call at this store. Our
tooth brushes represent the
acme of quali y. W=’re here
to convince yon. All prices
and a large assortment of
tooth plates, powders, Liquid
Dentifrices etc., to choofe
from.
Johnson & Johnson
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far as to state that sho was drugged
while in the laundry, and detained
.against her will. The girl resides at
the north end and is quite young.
Warrants were issued yesterday and
both Chiuamen arrested.
The police did exceptionally good
work in this case.
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