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THE
uUARDIAN.
Garamels.
Fruit.
Caramels. I
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We import nothing but the best
in Hard and Soft Coal and sell at
rload or in small quantities
We would advise all parties
lowest _ible prices by_ cargo
ca a s
GQ
- of
s
goal and freight, prices are
bound to advance at any time,
' tisiactory delivery will be made,
' Top Creams.
` Walnuts.
_ Almonds.
,Thirty six varieties in ali.
Nougat.
' All o_oe_prlco Us lb.
1 DRUGGIST
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1.' G." Jamieson
i. aim-csLi=:'r
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' stock o
 Waltham an
allo_ bestSwissmak
eithermisionorstrap.
 _G.Il'i. Taylo
~ Jeweler & 'optisian
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$5
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11.14.
1.13
2.02
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_ _ 4.33
2 " B.‘ 10.09
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.'23 -_ 9.01
rr. 10.02
sit. 10.54
- -~s.~ 1 14
asses
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15.30
_ 10,18
11.21
13.22
10.13
19.50
20.31
21.11
21.50
22.34
23.11
23.41
13.30
11.11
14.51
15.32
10.15
11.00
11.41
111.34
19.11
19.51 ‘
20.30
21.11
21.50
22.42 ||
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12.33 | 23.28 |`
| 13.23
A.M.
8.18
9.10
10.12
11.22
0.08
1.14
2.10
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20.41
21.40
22.54
sa
number of schoonirs. and will
payhighest rates o freight.
BUNTAIN, BELL 81 C0.
Phone
2446-10-7Smwtf.
12.33 l I i Q
uiring Coal to take advantage
October and November prices,
owing to recent advances m
Send i n your order today and
We are open to charter a large
Selling Agents for
Domimon Coal Co Ltd
404 for P. E. Island
Public Auction
__  ' Home for sale at auction. On the
` " market square. Monday, Nov. 7, at
.' '  _ 12 o'clock. ‘A good mrlving horse. age
seven, sound and not afraid of autos
r nor trains. C. E. Rodd.
2899-11-4M3i
Dr. E. SC. HARRIS
Eye Specialist
will be permanently located in
Royal Bank building corner Queen and
Richmond Street Charlotte-town,where
he may be consulted' on all matters
pertaining to defective vision.
Many suffer from headache, ner-
vousness, stomach trouble, etc., and
do not suspect the cause. A scientific
examination of the eyes often reveals
an abnormal condition, the correction
of which by perfectly fitted glasses
relieves the trouble.
Don't neglect the Chlld`ren’s Eyes.
ofncs Hours: 9.80 12.30, 2, 5. `
Evenings by Appointment.
On Sunday last Rev. A. J. McNeill
who has geen for nine years and five
months t e paitor of the Prosbytes- -b
ian Congregation of Murray Harbor
lar-e con regutions. On the revious
each section of the conrregaticu as-
sldcd, short sgldresses were delivered 1
A Sutherland also deiivfrod ci ax-_,
rollout address. All paying tribute to li)
the worth oi the pastor who was leav- b
in . Mr. Albert Horton on behalf nf
appreciation in which ne was held, ~
Goo speed to the new field to which
companied by a well filled purse. Mrs.
Albert Horton than on behalf of the t
Women's Missionary Society read tm
address to Mrs. McNeill, thanking her
tor her interest an-i work. This nd-
dress was accompanied by a leather
read an address to Mrs. McNeill from bl
accompanied this address. Miss .len-
the Teachers and scholars of the Mur-
ray River Sunday School. To each
one of ese addresses Mr. McNeill
them all for their kindness to himself
Aged Woman
nun Down AND FEsa|.E- MADE
rich in ‘muscle-making,
rain-building-y elements
0 _ .
South. Murray River and Little Sands thgt gre cggily (hgested
preached his farewell sermons to Y
ungsters fed on Shredded
1. z v _ _ _
i-`ri4lsy evening a large number from whea\ Baca" are ful] of
semblea in the church' at Murray the bounce ‘and buoyancy
River. Alter devotional exercises that bglong tg ygutl-1, The
lcd by Rev. A. Sutherland who pre- .deal food for growing chi1_
by Messrs John Mciiohhid, D .\.`drcn because it contains all
McLeod and Angus !\icPnce. R1-v. the matedal needed for
u. .
ilding muscle, bone and
rain, prepared in a diges-”
g .
the congregation read an address to t\_bl¢ _ f°nn° one or tf”°
the pastor assuring him of the liiirh bygquts for breakfast with
for his earnest work and wishing him mllk give a'boy' or girl a
O
od start for the day.
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he was going. The ailoress was ac Ready_cooked and ready_
0-
serve.
Made in Canada
 
hand bag. Miss Margaret. McLeod prayers would ever be that I-10|;
easing might be their’s. On Tuesday
the C\\°l\'- “““\'l“8 he' of their “P” morning Rev. Mr. McNeill left for
preciation for het' assistance in the Doaktowm N_ B" where he has been _
service of song. A valuable brooch called tu muon,-_
nie McNeill was also remembered by TONS OF FOOD WAS
STOLEN BY GERMANS.
fl’ - 1 - 1 in
md-   H-  .Rs‘*..:.::.‘1.“i.:::f.if.':..°'..f2“s;..:s
eo le are in toda when one glances
and family and assured them that his st 318 figures comilled by Pmh Ear,
Balled, the German statistics, deal-
ing with the providing for the German
_ army of occupation in Belgium.
According to Prof. Ballad Germany
seized 400,000 tons of flour and a
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L 1 ~ I W Om .- `_ KO0 |18! ll
Address an §`>,°1°°°‘°°v= ='° 1°? ..:.:.....°:.....11.°..:'.. ..:.'........,°.
_ naman., gy' *,;‘_,_,”“° "1 °' 2" 1.;
_ w “F yi ia propery Western front in thirty years. Gen-
nounshed with foods that . I
eral Maurice replied'
“Our recent offensive was not de-
Isigned to break through .Its purpose
was to relieve the pressure' of Ver-
dun .and kill as many Germans as
possible. I will not undertake to say
lwhether it win -take thirty years to
get the Germans out of France. but
the Allied strength is constantly
g-rowing, and the German strength
constantly ia' declining. The effect of
the Allied offensive is accumulative.
When the weather permits its re-r
sumption it will be greater than ever.
Torrential rains in the past week
have prevented actions of any great
consequence. _
Short of Ammunition.
It is no doubt true that the Ger
mans, in -recent fighting, have been
short of ammunition. During the win-
ter, with its- short days, limiting the
use of artillery, they will he able to
rdplenlsh their stores, -but, despite
the bad weather, we have no inten-
tion of letting up on them.
“Our offensive will continue
ions are at all favorable
tain the number of their divisions.
s e
drawing regiments from old divis-lone
to form new ones. You see in defence
warfare, eight or nine battalions can
form _nn effective division, whereas
eleven or twelve are required for of-
fensive work.0n the defensiveas-mall
number of battalions can hold agreat
amount of line. This is possible
through the use of the machine guns,
Whereas on the offensive the men
must be individually armed with
rifles.
; “I am confident the actual new or-
ganizations' of the Germans are not
more than ten divisions. Others were
i
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_ Reconstruction, of coursel When the great
war is over, shattered Europe must be rebuilt.
Mediaeval architecture, crumbled by cannon,
, will be replaced by well-lighted well-ventil-_
ated, convenient and sanitary buildings of the
present day. In this tremendous rebuilding, i
throughout the winter when condit- 'Q
“From documents recently found| , ‘-\ ~ \_ . '
on prisoners there is no question but * \ ~‘
that there is' a great deterioration in -
the enemy's morale and material, al- _ _ - A
though they have been able to main-
'rhi has he 11 accomplished hy with-  _ 
'$111 piayi i¢;.1h§ foie; for cER'rA11§1i'rEEo is the
twentieth century answer fo the demand for roofing
that is economical to buy, easy to lay and inexpensive;
to maintain. " _
CERTAIN-TEED Roofing is made in rolls; also inl
slate-surfaced shingles; There is a type of CERTAIN-
TEED for every kind of building, with flat or pitched
roof, from the largest sky-scraper down to the smallest
STRONG BY VI NOL.
S0 many D90D_le in Charlottetown
and vicinity are in Mrs. Wickerham’s
it fails to benefit we will return your
money.
condition we ask you to call at our
store and get a bottle of Vinoi, and if ti
least a million tons of other foodstuff
i
s
dl t l f ll i th outbreak of
mme 8 ey 0 ow ng e formed as indicated by withdrawing
pon whidh the Belgians are forced to 55115110115 H0111 Old -d|ViBi0‘!l`B-"
aubslst at all times, the country fall
ing under normal conditions to pro-
uce everything that is necessary to
he wants of the people
THE SAFE CONDUCT
The initial robbery of these con
erers and their subse uent similar LONDON. NOV. 3.-Ill the H0\ii-ic Oi
residence or out-building.
1
It makes a clean, sanitary, attractive roof, with a very]
low cost per year of life. It is guaranteed _for 5, 10 or
15 years, according to ply (1, 2 or 3). Experience proves A
that it outlasts the period of guarantee. 1
John Wickersham, of Ruaselvllie, Pa., t
Says: “I was in n run-down, feeble
bor asked me to try Vln0i,‘and after t
turned; I am gaining and I am feeling I
line for a woman of my age, so I get
around and do my housework." gi
in Mrs. Wickersham’s case was be- m
cause is contains bee-f and cod liver
natcs and glycerophosphates, the very ;
elements needed to build up a weak-
strengtli .
Vinol that it is a pleasure to know it T
in other parts of the country.
E. A. Foster, Druggist.‘Char1otte-
town also at the best Drugglst in all
Prince Edward Island towns. Vinol is
sold in Montague by H. J. Mahon.
13.38
13.37
16.20
16.20
17.05
17.48
19.03
19.40 at
20.25
21.09
23.00
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1g_29 HAMPTON, NOVEMBER BTH, 1916.
(Victor Goodwood) eligible for regis-
22_02 tration. in foal by Duke of Cornwall
lhorse 4 yrs. olu (Barrister) weight
_  1250 lbs. 1 black driving mare. 8 yrs.
old. (Kickapoo). good driver. 1 drlv-_
ing horse 5 yrs. old (Aquiri), weight
1,000 lbs. better known as "Barney
Mack.” 1 colt 11,9 yrs. old (Eskham
Waggener). 1 filly foal 6 months old
(Eskham Waggener). 1 horse foal
4 months old (Barrister).
cows, 4 yrs. old two with helier calves
Stock Sale
`AT
On the premises of W. H. Inman,
1.30 sharp.
HORSES-1 Brood Mare, 7 yrs. old
CATTLE--lslhorthorns)-4 farrow
foot. 4 Heifers 2% yrs. old, in
od shape. 1 Heifer 1% yrs, old_ 1
Steer 1% yrs, old. Most of these
TGOAY SHEEP.-21 well bred black faced
One acka e rovea it. Sold an
1 “E A
In her eightysecond year Mrs. 3
condition and had lost flesh A neigh- S
the war. All this was imported food
u .
(‘
CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS soclated Press correspondent today,
 c &  .curse of an interview with thc As-
P s ii d M
guaranteed by above Vinoldruggigt, Director of military opeartlons at the
he country is what has brought thouf asked Lord Robert Cecil, war trade
ands of little children-too small
oo weak to assert themselves before
hese inhuman beasts to =t1iv1tion
t
taking two homes my strength re` This is by the mothers of those child
Captain Karl Boy-Ed, formerly Germ- "` wr- V _-fill' ` The long life of CERTAIN-TEED is due to the
1 1 h t alll 1315121 ha|lU‘l;;ltf}¥]dl;t \’l'l~l15l\lnl§rl-gn. lit! l l " ‘_ ` ` quality of the roofin¥` felt andblthehchfanttfter ofhtrie
, the selves emaciatci wt wan e s awa was 01103 -  5, h it 1 1' _ hisign en o so :asp sts
en m  the IAmerll::acr1 ggté/3;nmtI211t.d lligr. V‘_2_m . (....I.....i._]>r ;l£p:;.rc4lsl>yuilid°(I;cneml's board ofexpert che‘mi|ts.
The reason Vino, wasso successful vilizeu world, with us to give them be til F6 rl S0 HS in YC sli rg _E13 r I-~`-_A -  ; _ ; The highest quality roofing fsilrielrhoroughlf srtk;
food to replace that stolen bv Ger- el' WEB &W§,.I_`6 il illl ll “_ Oy -,. united with this soft blend, an st cnc te wt
\ .Lil , _
nd suffering, are pleading with the
il.I'i
Relief Committee furnishes the oppor-
ened rundown “stem and Create tunity for us to help. Their work is
t c those women and chidren
h Right here hm Charlottetown we frcforililllieath and their oillcers are at
ave seen suc excellent results from~ 59 SL Pawn, 'etmety Momre,,|_ The
imcs will acknowledge your contri-
is doing so much good for old people buuoh and f0,.»wa,.d to _cemral Omen
iii As Many
Germans` As Possible
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Duriug the
ajor-General F. B. Maurice, Chief
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One cont per word first insertion
charge Twenty-live cents.
4°-I--l»~l»+-Ml-'|~-i~l'4»+4-4|--I--I--I--l»'|»
§Gua1dian Classified Ads.
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
I l=
-I--I-'I'-I--t~l--i»+-|~|~++4l»-I-+1-+ -I
ill'
In this column, half cent pei
~l\'l"|»'l"l>'lI
-0
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,nxt rig; 1?,
il--r--I 2-es- I
AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.-' WANTED- GIRL FUR H0'fI`8'E-
Send for Catalogue. Solar and brom- f work. Apply to Mrs. S. ll., Box 188
idle prints, portraits fiat and convex City. 2884,1l,3MBipd.
ff'8‘ll‘l8S Wild WM' ])lCllll‘9S. MBP- pUp||_ NURSES? MALE AND F»E_
il (I
egrudations and their devastation of
Y.
They are dying of starvation. A few
pepmnes' mm and manganese pept°` lollars here and a few there will save
hem if we act at once. The Belgian
~ back and limbs ache n1.d you sadly-
5 City Magistrates’ Court ii a in sheep.
chants Portrait Co., Toronto.
male wanted ot the Taunton State
ft Peoples' Theatre s. 1 md 8.46 p. 111 1 double h gg . 1 hh 1| .1
. Priilo_e_ Edward Theatre 8, 'f and 8. woggon, 2 dgivihg sleigllli. erSet“bf
iss
 cial opening of replrap of Col- large working collars, 1.000 feet of 1
» mbuo’ flagship Santa aria at inch boards. 10 cords of soft wood'
_ffl-im..-.m'. . ._ also 40 bushels of seed barley.
I commissions paid: handsome free
\  TERMS. All sums of S5 and un- equipment. Stone & Wellington.
 -' ` ` 'Hmm der, cash. Over that amount, ere
!  _ _ - cattle are bred from stock owned by
v_»\'v"'DIAR'Y OF EVENTS D. McKinley, North River.
aiém. ‘ light driving harness. Two extra
2880-11-3M6l.
AGENTS wAN'rzD.-'ro ss1.'|. Fon
“the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri-
es." We teach ou_r men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary: Highest
~ Toronto, Ont .
male wanted at the Taunton State
es. _For particulars. address. Dr.
Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton
Stat, Hospital, Taunton. Mass. _
8101-4-Illltf
£- 
FOR SALE. '
Friday Oct 27111, 1913 to Amhonse Should above date prove unfa
Mrs M'¢C¢|-vn1e,¢ ,gn vourable sale w’ll take place the
11th Saturday
Mo)<ENZil. - in Summereide, on W A WRIGHT,
l'_NoVei_|1ber~1s_t- to Mr. and Mrs M F Auctggneer
‘_'Ff*'\_\l lleiiensie.-a mn, we-ighins 10% 2s9s 11-4M4ipa.
pounds. 1 _
‘°wA|T.||._fAt Law- Traverse, on  
.6 th 6th to _l|r. and Mrs. Melbourne
l€¢.1e-_son..Vernou Garneld. “'
'Der' lst." li' Rev Ro ert
‘ _ 1-' . b M _ . .
_ 11-1.1 yontstfndlai.. N1...“15§§¥13rl\°rm of Cumulus Northwest
_ 1,, _ '-‘°.'- - "W ' Land Regulations
 p | ,md , T U, ,,
1 <3; 1 - 5'-'I' "§.~°1:.11:i'°'i..'Is.::°'i.:i:7i-.fini-“"ll1'
tchewan or . Appl tmust ap-
Hillr Cost of' Living 3:1-uigpsgaséazatrhgh .Mgt   Anne,
.:...°:'::";..‘:°‘::. g~-1.---,1 -,,.,- .§-»--_..._,-»,¢;,.,_,,,,,”1___-»"°°"-
the following pri- &l-slgnngphs rglsmc upon and eul-
°“ N°'°"-"’°“' 15- M °"°i11l4'y|ii'i gthi1i'aiii4"ai='§ih#
D
YC
dit till Nov lst 1917 on approved
ca
$1.50
Never
aw.-at o'1.o11ry, Nov, "U '~--'~-" U"
3 M' sho” 05°;  mes is pasfoimdila
5 and 6-1` new I n districts a homestead la m
hoes. 750: 4 new “"7 gf°'sM I I
os all sizes- - residence ”'ea.e°a7°4§f¢l1
moves. 401:; 4 ro- Nr' lftsregdrg. bggllu tmcsisoig
_Bar glial- ;'|“7-bs". ° sooo 'se 
. ; eo _
soc. H4111 um N' ld |.oe"l' on srotln-At many Pom,
(Bar Shoes iii: districts. . _ a small motor boat. Finder please
$1.25. l-land ll fri
r rt
_ ~=li`:~:~
-1.5
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ID.
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X. yt,
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a farm at least
2844 11 1MEtlNov. 10.
Commons today, Carlyon W. Bellaire
minister, the reasons why the foreign
office had granted' 11 frce conduct to
-Young Tired Women
There is no beauty in pallor, but
proof of plcnty of weakness. Exer-
need something tu put more ginger
into your system. Try Dr. Hamilton’s
Pills, they mnke you _feel alivc, make
you want to do things. They renew
and purify thc blood-then come
strong nerves, rosy checks, laughing
eyes, robust good health. You'll be
helped in a hundred ways by Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, which are an old
family remedy of great renown. Thou~
sands use no other medicine and ne-
ver have a day’s sickness of any kind.
Get` a 25c. box to-day. Sold by all
dealers. , .‘ 1,? _J _gm
F I
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the sharo-
holders of tho” John R. Dinnis Pedi-
greed Foxes Ltd. will be held Tues-
day, November 14, 1916 at 8. p. m.,
in the Board of Trnde' rooms, Char-
lottetown.
By order of the directors.
W. C. S. McLURE, Secretary.
2853,11,1M12i. ~
HARD
COAL
If you are interested in roofs, investigate CERTAIN-TEED
before you decide upon the type to buy. You will find CER-
TAIN-TEED for sale by responsible dealers all over the world.
tion mnkes~your heart flutter, your'
gf.
I \ 'i f.?3_.'l"2 l '~--'-Y-~ < a blend of harder asphnlta, which prevonlv the dry-
" - ’ ing out process so d:str\..:tive to ordinary roofing.
Dtil lCfil8, P2ll6,  , General Roofing Manufacturing Co.
¥VorId’s Largest Manufacturer of Roofing; and Building Paper!
'-9 Distributing centers: Montreal, Taronh, Winnipeg, Vancouver, ,. l
Ottawa, Quebec, Edmonton, London. Halifax, Regina,
I S\..|ohn’s, Sherbrooke, Brandon.
G - L
1 J -' i W
was “tho Mosul of an organization en-l
caged' in forgery , murd‘cr and arson
in the United States, and was now ot-
ganizing occasional U-boat operations '
oil' the American coast from Lubeck."
conduct had been given to Captain r
Boy-Ed in deference to the oilicially -
government. The British government 1
felt that the csptaiifs capacity for ln-
juring thc' interests of this country
was at least not greater in Germany
than in the United States. The gov-
ernment had no reason to rogrot this
view.
Clearing
Entire
Sale
'.`r.~.ggan Farm Aytsliires
Two choice pure bred A ishire
Lo1'1l'Rohert replied that thesafe' bulls 10 and 11 man(-is old
espectively from heav produc-
expressed' wish or the United states mgdams 313° tW° Y°fkSlY‘ir° °°w3
2 months old apply t9
C. T. FERGUSON
Marshfield No 2 York Rl R
2400-10-4Mtf.
Out Sale
Stock _ _
Groceries and Stationery at Whole
Prices '
5 Now is your chance to ut in your
F all Supply of Groceries. VIE: will take
wardplsland, to sell our selected l t
of hardy Fruit and Ornaments
trees Equipment free Exclusive
territory. Good pay weekly. Over
000 acres. Established thirty-five
years. PELHAM NURSERY C0..
Toronto. Ont., ‘ 230-l4MwsMEtt.
_fl‘l°¢*=V'\-\-_E--'At'S°\1th Fraetown |°'“° “°‘°“- i l " WANTED, a »-5111519 asm in even; 7°" sA"E"" FUR UNE” °°AT’ HOUYIY expeflted fI'0l1`l
 5 _ ' f _ ' unre resented district in Prince  ~ _ _ _
 
HELP WANTE_Q-lldéil Q
wAN'rED-A eo"v’on vouno MAN
for shoe store. Would prefer one
with some experience. Write to
sox 24, city. 2905-',1i,_4,M31._> X
WANTED A CAPTAIN- WHO I8
accustomed to sailing on the North
Side. Apply R. J. McNeill, Tyne
Valley. 2874-ll:8M6i.
wanrso-A ov ro Acr`As
News Agent on the train from Char-
lottetown to Summerslde. Apply at
rat lining, bl coila Apl 247
Prince an G 200311 ipiihiipd New Y0fk Def 501100116!
S
“2::1.f'.§.':. .s.1:°.:11;=.2.:: §,°5**;,1LS§},°“S “£0 Tee
~ » . ooner 1v1er1a
George St 286611,2M3lpd.  Tons. best quahty In 
€  sizes. Customers will kindly
 T0 Llf- place their orders and take
T° '-ET-A °WE‘-'-‘N5 "WSE -N°~ delivery of their Coal whilst
205 on Sydney Street, next to . .
First Methodist Church. Apply to d13Charglng-
I-I8fll'y Smith. 2903,1l,4M3l. ~
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