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. 1-;N°VEMBER1S» 1911- _ _ 'rss cniacorrsrowu GUARDIAN ""5"" g _ _ __ "-=~= Page snvsu __

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,Ivory and Ebony

0 "il This ear we have the largest stock of- "i I'

)P2¥tS1an K/ory and Ebony. good which we l_ Z

have ever had. Both fth l` ‘ ' in our show windows gt the?S§r;§€§tahhit§lngVl?;slEh2hyeeg l3f8€~l`6l1il€ Of Styles and sizes in Nail Files, Cuticles Tooth Brushes and other Toilet Articles, also a large

showing of toilet sets.

. r vlf. w. Weiiuer . . Estab. 1868 The Leading Jewelers ,

We will be leased to show you these two nice lines.

Then you are

sure of havin

Photo S them as near peig Taken ,

fect as science an_d skill will per mit.

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At S Q . ing, etc. The speaker deplored the

_ EJ fact that no public-spirited man in the

i ,V f \ city had afforiled facilities to ilie

_I ii' youth of the place to take such exer- ‘il;$~_‘gl.9 - _..\ elses. The speaker, like many others,

‘~ _ ph; °'<-$1 overlooked a very worthy institution

'gi `fi'_ already existing in the midst oi' the

_ if people, and one which, with the en-

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While there is still time Y. M. c. A. nas fiom- creiinaine worn

t0 Send them to your in the past and will continue to be of frignds away for Xmas great benefit to the boys of the city;

‘ but it cannot exist without assistance

BAYER Photo Studio Telephone 192-J. For Appointment

P. .

For Your Xmas Photo

-Try the-

Au E. Ly0n“*Studi0

and don’t forget Baby.

Handsome mounts-Mod

erate prices. .

107 Queen St.

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4 FELT roorwsui

_ Our range of Felt Slippers is so wide, the quality so

l good, their appearance so

attractive, and the prices so low that you can’t help pur- chasing a pair when you

_ see them.

They were made from

specially selected materials,

_ by expert English shoe-

makers-were designed to beautify and comfort the feet-jwould make a very pleasing_ and appropriate gift. Prices 40c to $1.50 per pairj

..°|T PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON IVES il Guardian-

ngent in Montague.

..Tl-IE MORNING Guardian con

be gbtained in Bourio et M. A. Pao- que '|.

..‘CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.

Ewen McDougall will preach (D.V.), Sabbath 22nd, at Bangor at 10.30 and Dundas at 5 p.m.

' ..°ST. ALBANS.-- Services will be held at St. Albans Church, Souris, next Sunday at 11 and 7. Rev. D. Jones will ofliciate.

..°HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG7. At

the present thre you should show your colours. Charts, fimly cnamelled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian Oillce. - 6208

e held

speakers emphasised the great import ance to the youth and young men oi' the city of regular physical exercise, to fit themselves properly for useful, ef- fective service at any moment in time of war when the exlgencies of their country demanded that they should undergo military training. Good man-

ly games and exercises were advo- cated. such as baseball, wrestling, box-

rouragenient which i serves, wou do all that could be desired. Tie

from the public, whom it serves as much as it does the boys it keeps to- gether in healthy. uplifting recrea-I tion. The institution finds itself in iather straightened financial circum- stances and in view of this the man- agement. has issued an appeal to the public for help. The following is a copy of a circular which has been sent to members and others interested in the workz-

“'l"he directors of the Young i\’len's

Christian Association of this city are

"The Charlottetown Y. M. C. A. has `

been a strong force for more than half

cniug Christian manhood, and has

..‘0NE CENT per word each ln-

sertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Casirmust accompany order. ...°|=oxss ron sfts.-A inter or

two pairs of 1914 pups from black

parents. One black and three patches.

May now be seen in Three Rivers’ Ranch. D. J. STEWART, Aitken's Ferry. 6361-11-4n;10i

..'TEMPERANCE MEETING. -

The annual meeting of Kings County Temperance Alliance will be held ut Montague on Thursday. the 19th ot' November, at 2 p.in. Public meeting in the evening at 7 o’clock. Rev. Mr Wilson, Rev. Mr Taylor and others will speak. ,, ._.,

it SIMPLE llllli

The ladies of Charlottetown who

desire a set of choice black t'ox or

` ` ‘i wolf furs should visit Paton's store

I “I//Ur* ` ' '¢'»""itt|\n| [I S to-day and sce the handsome sets

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Have Your Xmas _ ... s.; szzsz-;‘iu;:::i.,“‘s.;‘".'f.

li/ llli 'ii wilt( ll‘.,-“hi \ .nl |,,,,,!ll{%<`l| | days only Handsome, rich, lustrous

pieces. See them to dity.-Paton’s.

iilllllllli ll] SHUUI

The Rifle Associations of Canada has a membership of forty-nine ,thousand three hundred and seventy- ionr. Of these twenty-five thousand

one hundred and seventy~two are .ncinhers of the militia and twenty- four thousand two hundred and two .ire civilians, Speaking in round numbers, there are iifty thousand men in ull, half of whom are civill inns and hall of whoin belong to the military organizations. These clubs are teaching men to shoot. Knowing how to shoot correctly is the first :ssential of good fighting .lien whom .re ure sending to the front. will nev- ir have a chalice to learn to shoot ifter they land in France. If _they do out know how to shoot when they land there, they may eusil_\ go right through the campaign tiring- bullet after bullet, some days by tens some Llnys by hundreds, without ever do- lni; any damage to the enemy, and without ever becoming conscious of -their inability to hit.

The call for winter work among

the clubs of the rifle association is not that the old members who are already good shots may perfect them- selves, but that a multitude oi new ieople may he brought into the old clubs, and trained during.; the present .vlntcr by those members of the clubs

depleted of old members by the call to arms It should be easy to secure

goes to the front. It. is going to be

'A 'aroeown - w ' '-

~ --~~- -» .. ,,_ 0. doing to meet the physical, social. shoot when concentrated in ¢,,mp_

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mental and spiritual needs of young men and boys

Harold (‘ Cioss. is ui g up t r

us activitie and securin an

Thev can then only have one in-

fif or hundred

, n ` structor fur every ty a

Queen Street our new Ge“emlbS‘i3’i`§mry' IV? -neu The rifle clubs could nnieh more

Hiciently and ut much less expense

vario . s ' g ’

' ' her leave

I __ _ increased interest. Never has bettei 'frail' mei.” men before t '

. i_ _ _ -sq work been done than at Weselit. .heir native towns if they could sc-

` b .- Indeed, the

Service

Oats will be received in

Charlottetown at

The Marine Wharf

They should be sent in as

promptly as possible

_'_l;_.___g___ JAMES, Sec’y. -

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Mr. Farmer

Do not forget to ur fish supplies fr We can assure entire satisfaction s line.

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it Optical Service

‘ Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- eiit,the most modern and approved methods of ex-

‘ amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced

. by the large increase in

this year’s business.

; We guarantee to give

you the best results ob-

i tainable by the use of I properly fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson 99 Grafton St. Optician

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voluntary subscriptions, as the mem hership fees are placed at a very small amount. to enable thc largest possible number of young mcn an( boys to receive its benefits. A gener ous response at this critical time is absolutely necessary and will bt heartily appreciated.

(Signed on behalf ot' the Board o:

Directors. J. K. Ross, President; C ff. B. fiongworth. Chairman Finauct Committee; G. F. Hutchison, Trcas

urer.)

“Members of the Association havi

the use of one of the best readinr rooms in Eastern Canada. The stand- ard English weekiics. such as The ll~‘ lustrated London News, Sphere, Gm phlc. Times also the Scotsman aril kept on file. These papers are oi' spe cial interest during the war because

week by week. There are also thc best current monthly magazines. Sat urday Evening Post, Scientific Ameri

CUR l". HIS DRINKING

It Can Be Dane and Will Save Hli ` Future, Hia Work, Hin Life.

rificn our best and clcverest are

those on whom the drink disease

for the inflamed stomach sets up that

can. on file." l

,_ - - - _ -_-E, “This institution is deDending uDoi’i '-lure them as mfg” era “_ rd to ___

.overnment eou wel a 1 I y 'or every man engaging to enlist for :lie army two or three dollars for wery afternoon they put in at prac- ".icc, under the supervision of the lo- ,‘al. rifle clubs.

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Ma. Atcxauosn Mcoow/xco.

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,xniidor Mcllcualrl, Bellevue has lost me ot' its oldest settlers, a successful arrncr who has built up a iinc home.

'arcrrrs oi` lisefnlnoss. .\ir. lllcllcnalri

'uly 5th, 1833, und cniiixratoil with his

led in Murray l-larbor ltoad Dis. llc

, iid. who died :iftcr it hrie\` married life. ‘ saving one daughter Flora, who re- iides in Summerville. Mass. _ _

ln 1864 Mr, l\'lf~l)oniild was unilcil in uarrlage with ('nr=~.t_v Crinicrml- 01 ’ond River. To this uiiion_\vo_rc born iine children. Dr. A. (‘., ot \VarS=i\\'1

`@_.----@.- _-1-_-J fastens its clutches. it is a disease. » ndmna Chrfmy, wife of A. J. MP-

ieod. Kinross; Alexander B.. of lluttc.

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Ch NWI FUI' ~"l7PlY C0- .. ' _ -- . 4 tori-.ble craving that makes men for- WOMEN; Re,-_ Ewen, 4,1 |,¢~.ukiulnlc.

Phone 340-J. Grafton S

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get their promises and all that is near and dear to them

Tlnt; John t`.. ot` Point Prim: Annie. vife off A Gillis, hiiiros'-i Piitlieriiic

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DQ M°“"“ is 5““m“'eed '-0 give “"5” ivife of'J`olii\ A. l\‘lvDoiiuld and Donali.

action or money refunded. It removes ,om of (~-um;,(,r¢5(,,,_ Mvmami, and

171 Great George Street. the craving. soothes the nerves, builds _‘ode,.iCk_ who ,.,.3m¢.,s ,,_, \,(,m,, in |;,,||.

Manufacturer of an kinds of flue hair Ur the Systenl. and renders drink dis .vue

“DREW ° D Y¢ . solids. includins Gentlemews Tourer ¢“°f°f“l- ‘“°““ °““ be “ad “i °“" ' ivu'. Mcouinnu was inn- or uigin inn-

"‘“°""°" “d “"'°"¢’0,.,q and Wise- Special attention siven S‘°"*- 51-0° Pe’ l’°"- Al"“""' N°~ 1 iron. one in-mncr, iiouern-it, unix .-1

'°u°"°" 'or Boyd qu” 0 to mail orders. 6261-10-28MWfm2MDd- is tastemss and odmless and “lm he :ister Mrs, John McPhee, both of

HONEY TO _.0AN given secretly. Alcura No. is the 3e“e‘}",,_ Hu,.‘.i,,,, mf. ,k,,_-em.,@,|_ also

£2' "J »-l------' Y "

voluntary treatment. Try it to-day. Ask for free Alcura booklet. E. A. FOSTER, Central Drug Store,

Charlottetown.

iis wife and ton children.

Mr. lllcllonald was :i kind liuslizinil

mil loving father. sollciiinis i'or his lilldrcu's welfare and happy in their

s lic was ii true (`li\'l"*ti11l1

1 Er ‘I [ emi,” ’ ` I

- iuccessc _ . ~

Q ,_ _ _-1;; -_nd loyul iuoniher of thc Pri-.shyteriaii

' - 5; /\ ' ' Thui-ch of Vnllcyllcld_ l'or iiiniiy___ye_ar_s.

' ~ , : I ti e for li s years . u y

AS thi! C0ld Weafhdl' iS Hi? I _ ’ M- 1aS!t,v;v?li1ehulievbecunichedfastandgrail~

ially wore out patiently wriitiinr the -nd with i‘hrlstlnu fortitude and sub-

that you have a E _ .

- - _ » _ . in r o <1. °°“l ‘md "-’ f°r the wmm . I 5 Just now we are trying to “'5`:."°ti`..."F.,i2§»I."n .n°.~:mf’. un.. =.-. on

1 of excellen' <_ _ _ W “"°“°"‘°"’ . I make 'he weld brighter- .bv ‘:.‘°.:z;8.1..¥.‘::."i1'.‘s‘.';1f;‘:::':.‘;i:.v:,;.i::zi

quality of coal now on hand, S13;

able for Domestic and steam_ D almost daily by Sfeam" am

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painting Sleighs. would like

xy his faithful wife :ind thrco ot' his -hildreu. after his last nord to his

U 'ISI' and IO 3.!'l'8l'lgC Elb0\1t the Voep not l sm going to a licttcr

" `cll sl "lllessed ~lccp

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P0533 and have cargoes arnvlm IIT i 5 lo have yours among the num' ion: "you have been good to nic

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schooner; "Gl3(lYS B.Whid °toI!ng and pa‘nt‘ng.of your 'iftihié wliitlih no ohh wukcs to weep."

These ooner N p . C3I`l'l8g€S f0l' th8C0mlng Sum’ The funeral service. which was

déh" iS DOW Oil WBY hom S' We insist. nnyourexsmining the gud- argcly attended, was held at thc home YOfk Wlih I! C3l'g0 Of Al'\fhl`,aC‘ ‘ iii' 0’ fuel 'hat "nd" ‘iowa \k°‘" c me mer' it 1 o’cloi:k, Friday, conducted by |)r.

If YC l.lli’€ any klndll ` may °` dd" ‘mg and k D en mn” tcday, Of pl'i0l'l6 280-L. Vlcl-Ewen. The remains were interred

Coal' you 3 and S8ii$faCI °\°'\°¥ i'hf°W\’\ ¢W“Y~ ` 'n the family burying ground, Valley- ¥e¥\d U5 YW" or er fum H '°° Wm' ‘° field. there to rest "until tlig day ilnwnr

ws hee awav "

°" "f‘,‘,l,i{§d¥§li'.a‘§§i.'f§”§'t°i0.es» Save Money on Coal ' The ed '"2 °“°“° ~ --

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°°°‘ “ "lm 'ight' Wm" aroma of fresh cherry blossoms. Put up

r hm & Co Ph0I|B HOUUC Caffia e & n dnmty bottles. per i,uii"i~. .$1.00

P The Two Mais. 119 Grin: George

Dealers - l 3 street Mu

wh0Ie|'le&Ret’a“ Coal n F C ' ` ,,_._, ,.... ' MU” D°f“‘“*°“ C°“ °°'L-td ' Gi & 8 ' 'J. Altima nuyie ,=J§‘i:l'21‘“MiT2I SI.i‘Z?"€€.-.2’.".\°.?...§I‘.°.

o_ 0, Box St L

of the splendid niet-tires urncarini ts wsu its ns.-nat u nngc fuuniy to

:as born in thc Isle of Sky, Scotland.

iareiits to P. E. island in 1841. who set-

vas married in 1859, to Flora Mcllon-

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Shares in Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd.

10 Less pic. Disclnlnt nURiNo uns PRESENT Monni 2

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IF YOU SUBSCRIBE ;

You have every inducement to subscribe right

now in SILVER FOXES & F URS LIMITED. You can 7 not only secure the shares at $10.00 each, but if your _-

application is received during the present month you

Will also secure a SPECIAL TWC PER CENT DIS-

COUNT.

The capitalization of the 25 p.c. Preferred Stockfin SILVER F OXES & F URS

LIMITED is on the basis of $14,000 per pair of foxes. This is conservatively low considering the fact that ev ery fox in the ranch is pure Island pedigreed stock.

It you wish to procure shares in a reliable ranch with the highest quality of

foxes it will be to your distinct advantage to make immediate application for shares and secure the special discount. ACT NOW.

` SILVER FOXES & FURS LIMITED

Great

,,,,,,ge,, ,O make an appeal ,O our ___ _____c__ __ __ _ GBOl"g6 Silver Foxes and Furs Limited

citizens for financial assistance in or- who are “Hel y in ` H I' Q T" 1Z,'t‘.‘f Cll8l'l0ft£t0WIl lSli\ll(l del. to continue to carry out its ac dew cubs may be formed in oca i ics, Island

' ' ‘ “'"""’ the” 8” """"' I' ”‘””°’ f"‘"‘°“ Please mail me prospectus and full information

tivities on behalf of our boys and _

young men. the ranks ui these clubs \‘F"'° been regarding Silver Foxes and Furs Limited.

REQUEST For iNi=oRMAnoN ,.,,,,,

an C r r i _cniiuormowu

Edward

a century. in develoiiiric and Strength. tt.-,, ,,@,,.` ,,,.,,,,berB for ev¢rY_°““ *lm* NAME..... .... ........... .... ._

_ been__ot'_tlie highest service to thc very difiicul-t fur the militia depart- ADDRESS

Ch I tt t community in the definite work it is ment to gram an th, new recruits to ' _ ' ` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ` ' ` ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '"

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HGH. M. McKllifl0N LEPLIE

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR) conic to sec ine as ho used to do and take what assistance l could give hini in his work, I ani quite willing to dis- cuss it with him, euthcr in thc I’ri-ss or in it inc-.cling ol' the Alllaiico. but I uni not willing to bc drawn into any controversy with hini throuizh .\lr. Schurman, who would hold it up as another i-asc of ilccryilig thc i-lc-|'L'.\'~

Now as to Mr. Si-hurnian`s last ap-

peal to nie, I say _ver-=. l can nanic scores of men who are active in toni- pcriuicc work and without whose aid this province would ln- u vorllalilc hell. and who still :irc liifzlily rcspccl- ed nienibers ol` the coininnnity in good report by law brcakvrs and law freep- ers alike. l huve u lilglicr opinion of our people than to say that an_vboil_v would be perscciiteil for doing ii chris- tian duty und llenvcii iorlvlll that il .sliuuld over be the ruse,

Any one who wishes to know the

truth can ilnil that never were so uiuny `proso<:\itioim for breach ol' the law silt-izessfulii' carried, nor thc pt-nultles so coniplvfely enforced as uiiilcr the present Government. Much is _vet to be done, but the way io sticccss is not by exhibiting such a spirit as was ills- plnyed by the Si-creti\r_\' of thc ’l`ifni- poruncc Alliance ln his letters to thi Patriot, especially >'uturila_\"s lssiie,

l ani. sir. cu-.,

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PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

ST. J()|'lN. N. ll.. Nov. iii.-’l`liiin\a\.~

D. Arlnins, for ninny years pri-sidunl of the Adams Burns t'o., llathurst, N. B., which was until it fcw years ago one of the largest Iunibcr con- cerns ln the provinrc. illcrl yirstcrrluy, aged Tl. The into lion. Michael Adnins. ot` Newcastle, was ii hrothvr. Another is l-lon. Samuel Adams. oi' New York. Mr. Adams had of late llvcil in Mont- real, where he had large iiitcrusisi.

“Big reduction sale of Gent'e cele-

brated ehlrtl (Goff's adjustable neck band). See big ad. from Nov. 13 to Dec. 13. $1.25 for 901:. $1.50 for $1.00, by lots of 3 at Goff it Co., Wholelale Store, Queen St. Charlottetown.

6491-11-12M4|.

“The stirring patriotic airs played

by the beat bands of the world on the Edison records-all ln stock at Miller Bros. 6544-11-16m3i

“I’cnslar" Laxatlve (‘ol|l Breakers

will cure ii cold in one day. Give it it chance. 251: box. Mail orders receive prompt attention-E. A. Foster. (Ton- tral Drugstore. 6549-11-17M3i.

“A complete ltock of Patriotic Re-

cords NOW at Miller Brel.

6544-ll-lfinilll

"Don't forget your Turkish Delight

tonight-20c lb~l~}. A. Foster. Sunny- sido. 6549-ll-l7M1ll.

PHOTOGRAPHY

,moderate prices.

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l‘u~.tu\'e framing _<\opt. lu co 1 owtlon fe.: 7 ‘tow-.9

Good work. prompt delivery

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How do you like that Base Burner you bought from The ` ' '

Rogers Hardware Company?

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It’s the best Stove I ever had , qv, and I would not be without ’ . 1” "

it for twice the money

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That is what all of our customers say when they have purchased one of `,', 'Ill I

, our Base Burners. 'l` hey are certainly *__ a splendid Heater, and they not only ` I -

possess beauty [and strength but also tic constructive skill that makes for

the greatest utility nt lo.-ist fuel ex-

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if you have one of these Base ‘T- Burners in your iloine. We handle ji" "~' _‘

the old reliable New Burrell-Johnson

make, which is the lie:ivie>‘.t and bcstl ` , _ _

finished Silver Moon on the market lmchs , ,0.d,y_ io $14 oo.

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The use of suitable glasses save the eyes from strain, and all

the evils which follow. Profit by the experience of others. The benefits of properly fitted glasses are testified to by_thc_ thousand-i who use theni We ex‘i;n:n.- eyes and guarantee satisfaction.

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