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YOUR- FRIENDS can buy anythms you can give

lllCm"€X°¢Pf Y°“1'Dhotogra h

Make- H" appointment toalgy

The Cook’s Studio

New DesBrisav Block .

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we photograph men as men are |t'¢ a nutlneel matter- - And thero'| no fusi or bother. ' Your family, friends., and bu".

ness associates want your port;-g|g_

lake sn appointment today at mg

'l` he Bayer Studio

-A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am.

steur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68~J.

Expert Eye

Testing I

Our experiense in vision

testing coupled with the best optical parlor in Kings County, enab'es us to correct your eye troubles with scientific accuracy.

Eye strain is the direct

cause of many ills. At first signs of eye strain the eyes should be examined and if glasses a re needed, they should at once be worn.

We use the same methods and

instruments as the leading eye specialists in larger Cities. You will find in our parlor such instruments as the Electric

Operated Optihalmometen Ski- Optometer an the Retinscope.

Come in and be convinced

that we can give you the best service obtainable and at moderate prices. `

E.E. Parkman

Montague

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Professional tfarcls

Nl' a' ` e iss D lsy Rudg

17| Great George St.-Ph°ne Con- nectlon.

Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

hair goods, including, Toupees and Wigs. ‘

llair dressing, Maulcuring, Sharm-

pooing, slngeing_ "

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CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE 'I‘ltEATMEN’l‘ by the

month in advance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. P. E. ll... Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. Now.

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MORSON & DUFFY

Barrlsters and Atorneys

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY TO LOAN.

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S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Ac.. MONEY TO LOAN. Montague, P. E. I.

J. ~D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and

Notarv Public _

Office Newson Block, Charlottetown.

Branch Office, Georgetown f

Money to Loan on Rell- Ellsio

WARBURTON 4 SHAW-

Barriisters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-‘

lic. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank Association, Bank of Montreal, Can-

zgna, Permanent Morten 00l‘D°|'l/

McLEOD 8: BENTLEY

W. E. BentIe¥. K- 0- Bsrrleter and Attorneys-lt-Law Money tg Loan, Office--Bank of N. S. Chtmboflv Chailottetowm P. E. I. ’

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lerrlotef Attorney-l¢°LlW "

loyal Bank Bulldinl. Charlottetown

Olllees- Old Guardian Qmcl. P10 vu mon. ounomwv»»l’- l= It lhntfllthlltf.

lPPliS,'0RlNilES, FIGS ANI] PRIINES-

lre Tile Four`Fruiis Used in Making “Fruit-a-tiles

“FRUIT-A-TI'VES" ls the only ‘

I medicine in the world that is' made i from the juices of fresh ripe fruits. Thus, it is manifestly unfair to say, “I won’t take Fruit-n-tives because I have tried other remedies and they did me no good". On the other hand, the fact that “Fruit-a-tives" is rnlirely dzfrrsnf from any alhrrprrporaflon in Ill: world, is just why you should give it a fair trial, in any trouble of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys or Skin. "Fruits- tives", 1': compoxrd o/the active principle of //'uil and Ihr greatest nerve Ionic zz/er disroz/ered. bile. A box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25° At all dealers or sent‘posi.pa.id by Frtlt-a-tives Llaited. Ottawa.

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ncss or head noi-ses go to young- drugglst and get 1 ounce of-|- Parmint (double strength), ands- add to it 1/. pint of hot; water-|- and 4 ounces of granulated su--|- gar. Take 1 tablespooulul four* times a day, ,|,

'i‘hls will often bring quick*

relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should '|' open, breathing become easy* and the mucus stop dropping* into the throat. It is easy to* prepare.cost-s little and is pleas-'I' ant. to take. Any one who has* Jatarrhal Deafness or ~he'ad+ noises should give this pres-4'

crlption u trial. _ :

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Shadow Test

Have your ,yes tested by it.

Always satisfactory.

Delightful results. -

Only accurate child’s Test. ` Works wonders in diillcult. cases. The harder the case the better.

Eliminates guess-work.

Succeed; where others fall.

Try it today. _

H. J. Mahon

Druggist and Opticisn

Next Door Bank ci’ Commerce `

Montague P. E. Island

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EXPERT

EYE

SERVICE _

We have recently had the Dflvlll

ege of visiting the offices ot some of the most expert Opticians in' Can- ada. We have studied their metlwdf and seen them practically demon- strated and it is a matter oi’ Kflll flclitlon to be able to sly that tht service we are :Ivins our Patrons we believe in quite equal to that ol' tainahls in the large centres. We solicit your patronage.

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..*lT PAYS to buy in this province.'

..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT ls Glllird- N uve

ian agent for Annandale and vlcinityfi l ' '

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..*CORRECTION.-In the report i *Scl-:Y?eo:tandm or th e olgwf

_ , _ ng was , g e pupi o_

ot the prize list ot' the kings County

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Exmbm fl t 1, _ m_ H St Marys toa asv. School, for

on, rs pine oi truly ,

_ ~ Septenrber: Grade Vll.-1 Katie

h : ` .' _ ' c eese should read Ambrose Smnot 'Macaw Grade vH.'__Kmherme Mc_

New Perth, instead of Ambrose Ten- _ ' net' and fo b tts in f - ri t 'kennel and Margaret McGee (equal)

, r u r ancy p n s , ,

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or rolls. first prize was awarded to M_Gay‘ “lin yusmig Il; G _ axle

Mrs. J. A. Dewar, New berth. |\otl]‘();,e;I_f<'enrniy. 4 Je,;me;'Hi' hear,- Mrs. James Dewar as the 1-' 'rt cnd.` L l L ' ' g B'

6”” ' or-me lv.-1, Aeneas Hughes, 2, 'rho-

..°F|_oRAI. 'rn|su'res. - si.inci"‘""’ M“"’l'y’ 3' Mllllll°““ M°K‘"""°y'

lays ago The Guardian published lull’ Ollvlll llllfxeumeyi Glade lll_l’ an account or the hmeml _of Nmlblcliiieii Mclxearney. l’erfect attend. lute Mr. Louis Burke of _\loutagu:\thelllllliei Mellllllu ('asllll"yi Kllthelllle names ot' those who sont floral tri- Mlxelllllley’ llmlrellu Hughes' Ellza'

butes' and 1inl'u|'lunatcly the follow-lMlllwulllley' May`Mu_rllhy' Kalle Mull' lng names were omitted by the re-l llllll' 'llalgllmt Llasslllyl' Mamle Mc' porter: \Vreutl1,i\liss'"(7nssie Stew Golf Kathleen Mcmllllly' Slepllell an; wreath’ MrS_ _,_ I), Stewart' Mn" |Mcl\o:;ruey, Laurctta llughes, Eliza-

tague; wreath, Mr.-:_ D. K. Shaw, Bru- lllflll l’llllllllgllll‘ lea_Cllel`

denell; wreath. the employees oi' the _-iii ' Montague Furnishing iiompany. .I EIR -JOHN fill/'Qu

ENLISTS IN ARMY

_ " I LONDON, Oct. 16.-Sir John Simon, V former Attorney-General, the Daily

M M.lil announces. has been given o.

._*Mrs_ Mary Lum (;@m-gegown islt-oiiiiiiission in the army and has

Marsh was in Georgetown on l"|'iduy .l0il\i?ll Ulf? l3l`ltlSll f0\'0€S` lil Fl`illlC"- last ou l,usine,~;,-_-&, ‘Sir John gives up 3 legal practice

_ --__ 'said to he worth .£20,000 a year. ' l Would you mukc un cxilcd rovr»r,

1 _.*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

‘ the Georgetown Guardian Represen-

TODPOLE T0 POLLVWOG.

l-lere`s a story about a frog- in

real heart-interest story, about how he “finds” himself. ln The New States

mnn, Mr. J. Arthur Thomson says:

"Peculiar hlali'-finished littlt- creat-

ures the new-hatched larvae are - mouthless, ll-nlbless. blind. covered with miscrosopic ciiia. with just the beginnings oi' a first set of gills. They attach thc/:n-selves by a horseshoe-

silaped cement-organ to water weed, and suhsist for some time on a leg- acy of yolk.

“lt is an often-told story how these

newly hatched larvae develop into true tadpoles, with open mouth, gill-, cletts, and a second sm of gills; how- the limbs bud out; how the lungs dc- velop and the two-month-olfl polly- wogs learn to see them, taking gulps of uir at the surface; how the circula- tion changes irom a piscinc to an amphibian type, and how after neur- ly three months have passed there is astriking mctamorphosis, the out- come of which is a tiny frog.

"The substance of the tail is broken

up and dissolved, as il' a pathological process had become normalized; the amoeboid phagocytes which play such an important role in iuiiammaiiou have their share in changing the tod- pole into a frog."

THE TURTLE'S CHOICE.

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THE PLEA OF THE CROWN

PRINCE.

Mc-G“illYT)aily.

Failici, think ol' me;\

lf y0u`\'fe thought of abdicating, lf rciornis _vou’I;fj_ I-onteniplating,

llult tho lash decree;

All the wlllle' _vnu'rc bc:-aitating

l-`uther. think of me!

Father. think of mc;

li this land goes deniocratic, Itlght divine goes \vl|eri~? The

Where' will Frederick be?

My request is most emphatic;

l~`athe'r_ think of me!

' l"atiIcl‘, think of mc;

l‘i'ou have lived in regal (dover \'ou have put that King siuil' over.

Proud of pcllilrrr-c;

._*Mr. John ll<;-mphili who spout, Six John is 44 yC'Jl‘S0l` H59- H0 F@-- The mm, had _.,ki,,d,,,| and ,,,,_.,,._,_ |.~,,[|,,.,-_ ,,,,, ,,|- ,,,,.-_»

the summer in Pictull,N.S_,l\as ri-turn .~1l.¥Il“Il |`l'0lll hifi DUSL HH l‘l0!I1€ 5601"? An 1,~;§h,mm camp up and Sam |(,

to his home in Georgolmvu.-&-,, fury in the Government in .i.'lnual'y, ,,,,0U,,,,- in the/,,.,,w,;¢ »-\v],,,|'_., ,pn |.~,,||,,,~_ lymlk 0|' mn;

*_ _ 1915- limialise he WU* llmlllle Y-0 ilhifeillexcitelllfillt Pat?" Arc you noi. dr, upprt-'llcusivo

--“MV and MVS- l'3il\V1\l`fl lliiillbllill Willl 0V<‘ll-U19 llmilffll i>I‘0D0-‘-`Bl~? l`0i`l “Sllure. an uutomoliilc Ixus iurncd UI' the riglm-ous wrath intensive

of Georgctmvn It-it last week for lios- compulsory military service which tu,-tl.-_" (li the llnil 'I

ton. Mass. Tliclr son llcrb, who livcs the Vnbinet had agreed to. lie is a "'I‘uine.] turtle. is ii. " said ilu- lic not tluniizililcssly offcu:--ivc,

there -is dangerously ill with t_vphoi<l wido\ver, with one sou and two new-comer. “Iicdud, that -must bc §s‘parc your family treo;

fever.-&. . dauglilers. the rayson it _chose u mud puddle." 'l`hiuk of (loft-and Me!

Cas ln The Stomach ls Dangerous

Phy8icilns Recommend the use of Magnesia.

Suilerers from Iudlgcstion or dysp-

cptsiu should iemembt-.° that the pres- ence oi gas or wind in the stomach in- variably indicates that the stomach is | troubled by excessive acidity.

'i'ili.~; acid causes the food to fer-

lmeut and thc- fermentlng food in turn gives rise to noxious gases which dia- teml the stomach. hamper the nonmal functions' of vital internal organs, cause acute headaches, interfere with the action ot' thc ileU't, and charge the blood stream with deadly poisons. which in time must ruin the health. Physicians say that to quickly dispel a dangerous accumulation of wind lu the stomach and to stop the food fer- moututlun which creates the gas, the at-if] in thc- stomach nlust be neutraliz- ed and that for this purpose there is

lnolhing quite so good as a teaspoon- iul of pure liinuratell magneslu taken ,ill ii little wzttcr immediately after

qllucwi-x. This instantly neutrallzes the -acid, 'thus stopping fermentation and Ihr- formation of gas. and enables the illiialucii, dis-tended stomach to pro- :-|»r»d uhh its work under natural cou- diIions_ liisu|'ule¢] mugncsla is ob- tainable in powdr-r or tablet form from any druggisi; but as there are many idii`i`eIeui forms oi' mugucsia. li. is im- pnrtzml ithzlt the bisllratcd which the

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the Bible as his model in thought, word and deed. He builded his greatness upon it as upon a rock. He knew it by her heart. ,_ l` here is no dook like it in the world as a founda- tion for mental and moral power.

The Charlottetown Guardian

Calls attention to the fact that nothing defore in Bible distribution has ever

'_ equalled the tremendous tide of coupon holders now asking for the

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The Ivlaklng Of the Bible `

lt took the Bible two thousand years to_ grow.

As it is the greatest wrok known to man-so it took immeasurably the longest time to build. l'_ is rooted in many bibles-lost-forgotten -long-buried inthe dust of the ages. A whole sacred literature went before it. The old Semitic legends; the ballads and the folk-songs, the recital of tribal deeds that ran from lip to lip and from father to son; the codes of ancient laws; the Bible of Southern Judah and of Northern Israel; the Book of Deuteronomy ;_ the Book of the Priests: these were a part of the beginnings of the Book of Books. -

- St. John taught and preached and prayed and

meditated fully fifty years before na wrot

Fourth Gospel. And so with all the Apostles. They taught and prayed and' preached for years before they gave the world the written Word. First then, came the_o_ral gospel, publishfd through the chmqh, not in writing. f‘but on the fleshy tabimg of the New Testament, beginning about the year_50 A. D. ’l`tie'n came_the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and Johr.

'Ihe whole Bible has be likened to a reat

Temple; the Old Testament as the nave, with its _ side_ aisles of psalm and prophecy; the Gospels as the choir, the last Gospel perhaps the very sancutuary:

while around and behind are the Epistles and the

‘ Apocalypse, each a gem of beauty, and each SuI>I>l)'-

e _ I mg an indispensable feature of the majestic whole.

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Beautiful Colored Plates

Reproductions in Half-tones

Nazareth, Holy Sepulchre, Garden of Gethsemane, Many of the Sacred Scenes of Biblical History are Visitation of Virgin Mary, Jerusalem, After the here shown_by photographs complemented by a Crucifixion, Damascus, Gate ot Jerusalem, etc. complete series of colored Maps.

Special Features

,ALL THE WORDS AND SAVINGS

OF CHRIST dlstirnguished from the context by being printed In red.

All Passages in the Old Testament

prophetic of the coming of Christ

marked with it Star.

All this difficult words in both Testa- Pomplefte compendium of Bible Aids

ments made sclfpronounclng by diacrltical marks; made so sim- ple :i child can pronounce them.

and Helps; useful to every Read- er. This feature alone is worth MORE THAN the-small distribu- tion price usked by this paper.

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THE HQLY BIBLE _

"l'l"'lE OLD TESTARHENT

Translated from the Latin Vulgate dlli-gently compared with the Hebrew. Greek and other editions in Divers Languages.

First published by the English Pollege Douay A. D., 1609. and

Tl-IB,” NE\N' TESTANAENT

First published by the English at e at Rheims, A_D., 1582, with annota- tion references, and an historical and chronological index. Published with the npprobniion of The Bishop oi' Charlottetown, His Eminence .lsmeg Car- dinal Gibbons, Archbishop oi’ llaltlm orc, by Ibe John Murphy Company,

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