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GUARDIAN sinsumranmn

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.°MR ED D FEEHAN il Gita!

Is nolv _ didn rdpresedtatlve in Bouris. Hi.

lllione number is 5, W. L. Dingweli

_ anecessit in the ho 1' l . ` -

Y me t t 1 b

and keeps the silver as i shou1d1l§ei em. a or

»=:\

Bright and clear from tarnish. Two sizes. A

!5c and 25c.

i;,:~:_-.\ 5-._ 'E ='-*Ll

W. W. WELLNER

jewe lr r.

...‘THE MORNING DAILY Gus:-_

dlan can be obtained at W. A. John ston’s, Montague.

/, ' ...‘THE MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian can be obtained at W. A. John- ston"s, Montague.

`~CANADA’S GRAND OLD COMPANY

Compared with recent develop-

=-1---; 1. .1 _, _ ments in Assessment Life Assurance

”‘ ,-L "_" - " Ht .4 claim paid by on CANADA aura

on the first day of October, presents a striking contrast. _

i - \ *_ _ The policy was on the straight

Anticipate the

fhristmss Rush hy

caving your photo

0 order at

100|( S'lU0l0

Life plan for $1,000.00 and the assur- ed elected to take the profits as a bonus additions to the face ol the policy. When the policy became a claim a few days ago there had been declared bonus additions to _the amount of $706.25. The Company

. handed their cheque for one thou- .1 ' - sand seven hundred and six dollars

1'; ' and twenty-five cents to the widow _ l F -

on the first inst.

i '; I ‘ The assured had entered at the age

ds t \

of thirty years and paid the Oom- pany only $731.60 in premiums. The

XM IS NEXT

profit to his estate was $974.65 he- sides 'the best Insurance protection

for thirty years.

' W. K. Rogers, Provincial Manager

\ T _ _ of the Canada Life, or any of the

c his li a good time to have agents throughout the Province will

lnonr present showing of

gun metal boots you wills(-e the most exclusive array of

Womens Dressy Walking ilools

that we have ercr exhibited.

The .styles are new and

natty, good comfort and -fer- fect fit is assured---we know you will be pleased with the showing. Many grades and all sizes $3 50 to _ . . . .$5.00 a pair

_Alley &_ Co.

` 135 Queen se. , _ ' '

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\ /,_, , Your Heating

mid cooking appiratns wlll last much longer if you use our coal.

We li ive now on lmncl all kirds

ol fre_~l\n1lned ccal flu: from slate and stone.

Send us your address null wo will

quote prices.

Phone 111

ll. Lyons 81 (lo

L Y i

D 2 Pairs rairnal l iF 0 X~E S

For Sale

, showing gop c, Black Fur.

Black Patents.

‘. Adlress Post Ofiice Box ' 2or,- Charlottetown-

I 1887-io-3M6i i.

.9 _ _W 'W N 4... "YJ" ~` A

. “ $£lmnmuU$®‘h 1

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_fl .

1".

:LT ‘_ .~_/'im //6

»f ...¢»~.n.<.»i~'-

'°°°°f::n=.se" rr-’

lilgh Grade 008|

is the onl kind we oarrY- It d°°" "ot matter, when you order you can b0s\lI‘¢ of getting satisfactory oosl if V011 °°“‘°

to ns.

We have on hand ust now some sr

fx-iptlionslly nooghgosjl B°fp:’“l§\;8'i,“:'|:‘,l_ mills 'fedlfivrupsieliggns 1,03., 'fgféf »¢'h°“ ' °¢ee?sises. How m“°'* ° ydisniidg ° :less lowest. Bend in (your orde to s . and sstlslsetorr 4°' ‘"7 will lm meds'

.llllnlalll Bell & C0

..~.....'.*~. '..~.ltill>"l

¢ \\\

your photo taken at our Studio for Xmas.

, Bayer Photographer

J Telephone 192].

be pleased to quote rates on all plans of Life Assurance. The Canada Life is Caneda's Oldest and Strong- est Company and the most liberal in

I the world. 1910-10-»iM4i.

"As a tonic, blood builder and

ncrvdstrengthener there are few pre purations that can equal Mac’e

F-R‘-E-E

tukesa few rnirutcs and we will tel you oxnctlywhat you need and it won

also guarantee perfection in Crown an Bridge work. Extraotii g and llllin without pain--price moderate

Dr. Robins

125 Queen St (Next Beor & Gof1"s)

Phone $275 -J .\

10 lhltf.

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Fox

For Sale

_ Une pure Black Silver Female-raised four pups this Se_is`n. Will guaran- tee better next season if rlesirerl../Xlso three pure l3lai_l~£:¢l:gv.l]lC for 1"g1S- tration.

Arplv ' H. B VVI‘§liKS

N \r»li Tryon

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For Dalton Ranch

Sealed Tenders vlill le

received at the oiitce of the nndersigntd up to 12 o'clocl~ uoor, 'l`h'.ns'lay, _O t »ber 9ll\ tram anyone wishing to pur- chase the old Rauch at 11;.- nish, the propcflv Of ‘lil

Charles Dill( SllVCl' Illdih Fox Co. Limited. _

There are 21 breeding pens,

'e~id¢s the strne uuu.b:r ci d gp;-ng. About five acres ol land a-td a ri,»lu»ci-w y t

Willie;

A cert fi:d rhcque_of iopr

Cen; must accompany tacl lender; the balance to be ptll on acceptance dl Tender.

Possession will be given at

once. r Y

The l1ighest“'i ender from

responsible \parlies will b- arcepted f V

Addre s Tenders to thi

Head Oiiice, Charlottetown. l

The Charles Dalton Silvev Bls¢k~l`ox` Co. Ltd.

x889,io,3M§i . l

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Blood Food. It is made according to a formula that has been used successfully for many years by thi leading hospitals in America and England. For increasing, purifying and strengthening the blood supply, building up the nervous system and rejuvenating your health generally you will find Mac's Blood Food e really excellent preparation, Price 50c. The Two Macs, 149 Great Gen Sh MEtf.

STRANGE STORY OF A MII.Lld'l'

(London Mail)

It was announced a few days ago

that u picture by Jean Francois Millet had been discovered by an inn. keeper of thc campagna in a second. hand dealer's shop in Rome and

Colne into our oflice and have your bought by him. The discovery has

tt-oth examined free of charge Only

caused no surprise among Millet au-

\ thorities, since the picture is one fr that was lost sight of some year.

cost you one penny. Wo make teeth - _ and guarantee thorn to tit exactly. We ?§2;,tl:;§E,.?,sn;fe1;_ v,,I,$,sleh§;t,(;?;

d he Painted the famous “Angelus” K (1850), Millet, already famous by his

“Gleanors," rcceived a command fron, POI-le _Pius IX. to paint an Immacu- 'late Conception for his state rail- way car. The picture was used very little, since the Pope did not tmvo beyond the_ Vatican boundaries, and nobody thought about it until 1905, when it was proposed to show it at the Milan exhibition on the occa- sion of thc opening of the Simplon tunnel. A search was made for it, but it could nowhere be found, nnd, though it seems increditible, it is supposed that the car was broken up and sold hy people unauthorized and ignorant of its true character. Simi: at least is the current explanation of the newly discovered Millet. The problem whether the present Pope is thc rightful owner has not yet been discussed. _

BLUE DI YS.

belong to those who arc constipnted, bilious or have .sour, gassy, upset stomach, sick headaches, lame back or that tired-out way of ,going about the duily routine of life. FIG PILLS will make you feel fine, have a buoy- ant spirit and will ward od any at- tack of sickness usually caused by constipation and weak kidneys. FIG l’ll.LS are a mild fruit tonic laxa- tive and always do good. Refuse all substitutes. At all dealers in 25 and 50 cent boxes or by mail from The Fig Pill Uo., Ht. Tliomos, Ont. Sold at Geo. E. Hughes Drug Store.

COAL

Best Quality oi llard- f-»r llase Burner & Furnace

So'i_ (`i»..l= D AC.l(li»i Nilt |

A~adia Round Albion Nut

Albion Runamine Reserve Runsmine Inverness Round

-_ A

Geo. E. Pull’s

coil. wlurr

‘-HWY

s 18 and residence phone 20.

veek or two before the time

_ STOCK QUOTATIONB

Ourdy & Co., Stock and Bond

lottetown, P. E. I.

/October 6th, 1913.

NEW YORK BTOOKB.

Atchison ... 94

Am. Smelters 05; Amal. Copper 75 nirooklyn R. T. 875 Canadian Pacific ...‘233 Erie ............. ._ 283 Mex. Petroleum 66§ Miss. Pacific 294 Northern Pacific 111; Pennsylvania 112; Reading 165% Rock Island 14} Southern Pacific 90% Union Pacific 158 U. S. Steel ... 57; U.S. Steel Pfd. 108} limb Copper 53;

64; 743 87 231; 235 oe 29 111 112; 164; 14 so 1572 ses 108 53

` MONTREAL STOCKS.

Brazilian Traction 92 Detroit 73; Dom. Steel Uorp’n 453 _vloutreal Power . . . ,.. 214

.\l.S. Steel & Coal Com Richelieu & Ont. 110% 110 Spanish R. Com. 15? '15 Poronto Ry. . _

l”win City

MacDonald 105

COTTON.

91; 72; 45; 213

is;

Spot--14.00 down 30.

October . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1379 1372 December 1369 1359 .Viurch 1347 1339 Jimliary 1345 1335

Dec. Wheat .. May Wheat ... . 31% 91 Dec. Oorn GSQ 684 May Corn 70§ 701 May Pork 2005 1992

'ill `si`nc'|< illniii

C I I I D I I O I I

931

Am. Beet Sugar 245 24%"

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

High Low Close 86; Slit bt i

they

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Bro-

kers, Mtmbers Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char-

High Low Close

e4 241 651 14; me 232; zs 2

66 I 20 111 112# 105 i 14 00 157 2 50 it 108 53

High Low Close

915 vs.; 45; 214 so no 1.51 141 105; ui;

High Low Close

1379 1365 1341 1345

8 . 91 68) 70% 1995 1092

_ .

May Lard 1092 1055

\{iinard’s Linlment. Oo., Limited. Dear Sim,-I had a Bleeding Tu- nor on my face for a long time and ried a number of remedies without any good results.l I was advised to ;ry MINARD’S LINIMENT,- and af- ter using several bottles it made 8 iomplete cure, and it healed all up ind disappeared altogether.

DAVID HENDERSON.

ioilelsle station, Kings- oo..'N. B., Boot. 17. 1904. ~

THE DOG AND THE IIOBSTIGR.

A Scotsman was strolling thr..1gh

the market place in Glasgow one day and close at his heels followed his faithful- collle. Attracted by a fine display of shell and other fish, the Scot stopped to admire, per- haps to purchase. The dog stood hy. gently wagging its tail, while its muster engaged the flshmonger in conversation.

Unfortunately for the-dog, its tail

dropped for n moment over a big basketful of fine, live lobsters. In- stantly one of thc largest lobsters snapped its claws on the tall and the eurprised collle dashed oil tbroiwh the market, yelninz its pain, while the lobster hung on grimly, though 'lashed vinlentlv from side to side.

The fisliinolirwr for n moment. was

sneeclllcss with indltzrmtion, then. turninr to his prospective customer ho hnwled:

“Moni mon! whustle to yer dog;

whuotla to _vcr dog!"

"I-Inota, mon," returned thc other

»-nmnlnceutly, “whustle to yer loh

star!"

....._l\.___..__-

"tired Diseases

oi the Kidneys

AND IS DEPFlN_Ill<]_I-I-ON T0 RIGHT _STOMACI-I ANI) LIVER

DISORDERS

Once Dr. Chnse’s Kidney-Liver Pills

nre introduced into the family nnd their efficiency becomes known they _arc unuully found too valuable to do without. For everyday ills arising fron; livor and bowel disorders they bring relief promptly, and when com- plicated diseases of the kidneys and liver develop they often prove n suc- cessful curc after doctors hnvc failed. As an illustration, you may read the following, which was received a few days ago:

Mrs. John Wright, 53 McGee

street, Toronto, Ont., states; "We have used Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills for ten years, and would not be without them. My husband suffer- ed from kidney trouble, and after taking treatment from aeveraPrloc- tors without. receiving any benefit, tried Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, which worked s complete cure. Since that time we have used them for all stomach and liver disorders."

One pill a dose, 25 cents n box all dealer or I-Zdmanso Bates &

ui: Eilsrsmi oulnolllli it swim

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1 ver 1'ea1]1 ...'I1' PAYS to our m tnurrevmev ...°'r. oonnom Ivns 1| swans 5¢HT¢!|Y_ PENS

~ ~ - ‘ rgsnt in Montague. I-lil ofiice phone

USE ONLY

...‘SUBSCRIBERS should renew e --_qqq

rave Paid for has expired and thus “ ,, .N04 _,., rot miss an issue, as all papers are E 8 B __

_liscaontlnued promptly on expired I ` I " non-coimoslvf _ New

lNl< Suiting Tweeds

all" ` Pens

-- A N D S M I I. E ! SOLD EVERYWHERE Everett Q. Barron Co. Amherst N. S.

' li1x`sinil`nlluilllnisf

FOX EXCHANGE AND INVEST- MENT COMPANY LTD.

Par ListedPrlce

Model .... . ...... ..100 100

Belmont

(original 100

Smith . .... .........100 Standard ... ...100 Barkers . .. . . ......100 Dalton .. .. .......100 Weeks ........100 Invincible . ...,..50 Mount Ed°ward ......100 Brighton . .......100 Upton .... .. ......50 Charlottetown ...100

FDX DIVIDENDS

DEDLDHED ll] DATE

125 105 110 1 10

140 100 50 --

100 100 65 105

PUBLISHED DAILIY WITH ADDI- TIONS AS DECLARED.

Ranch Authorized

Capital

Bunbury $100,000 Spring Park 90,000 Peerless 20,000 Prospect 60,000 Smith 150,000 Dalton 625,000 Silver Tip 25,000 95 Murray I-Iur. 50,000 200 Magic 172

175 00

Dividend Per Cent.

320

145 900 369 40 40

Eureka 30,000 ' Union 190,000

Riverside Farm-

ing Co. 50,000 .\I:1ritime 40.000

(Paid in cash with one

sale)

Royalty 90,000 Magnet 50,000 o'Lenry 4o,ooo Pioneer 100.000 North Shore 100,000 Rosemont 10,000

Tyne Valley

The average dividend of these com

parties is 233 3-5 per cent.

MARITIME PROVINCE SECURITIES.

F. B. Mc- Bond Brok- Stock Ex- St., Char-

1Quotations furnished by

Gurdy & Co., Stock and ers, Members Montreal change, 164 Richmond

lottetown, P. E. 1. ’ _ Ask

Brown Machine Co., Com... 50 Brandram-Henderson, Com.. 80 East. Can. Sav. & L-oan.....140 Eastern Trust Company.....146 Halifax Fire Insurance... Mar. Tel. & Tel., I-ltd... Mar. Tel. & Tel., Com...

Bid 40 244 135 144

...103 83

N. S. Underwear, Com... 45 Stanileld’s, Ltd., Pref........103 Standelds, Ltd., Com... 76 Prinidad Electric... 73

BONDS. Eastern Car... ...102} 100, Maritime Nail 6 p.c.... 100 97 N'. S. Bteel & Coal, Firsts,

5 per cent...

‘~I. B. Steel & Coal,6 p.c.

Dehenture Stock... 98

Mar. Tel. & Tel., 6 p.c.......107 Porto Rico Rrn1.,5 p.'c.._..1ss§ Stanflcld's, Ltd., 6 p.c........102} Frlnidad Electric. 5 p.e....... 92

BANKS.

.british North Amertcan......I55 .fanadian Bank of Com......203 Nluiitreal... _,.230 Nova Scotia... ... ...259 ltoyal Bank of Canada.......216

MIBCEILANFJOUB.

vxcadta Fire Insurance... ...100 lcadla Sugar, Pfd,__ ....100 Acadia Sugar, Ord... 70

MEXICAN WOMEN AS I4`I(lIITIdRH

98 65 70

92§

104 100 100 B9

150 201 225 257 215

90 9'/` 80

When the women of Mexico city re-

cently nssnrcd President Huertu thot in cuss of intervention by the United .itntos they would volunteer for sor- "icc in the army, it may have sup- plied incl for the furnaces of humor- ms newspaper paragraphcrs of the East, hut it did not inspire laughter along the border nor among those who have lived in the stricken rc- public. They know thc women will keep their word if the test over comes nnd furthcrnrorr, judging from cxnm. nies nlrcndy givi-u, they will not he the least cflcctive of the forces op» posed to the Amcrlcun troops.

As n matter of fact todny there urn

at least 200 Mmzicnn women lighting nn one side or thc other in the i"cld. This does not mean' thc camp follow- ers, for there urn thousands of such with several times as many chllrlr-on in the train of forces, but it means regular `soldiers out with rllie and gun, ncccpiing the lot of thc victor, paying the penalty of the loser, rn- -luring hardships and asking no quarter. Sorrc even are officers oi irregular forces, guerrillas attached, now to one side and now to the other, ohcyed rincrlnplnlqingly by men who are apt to chafe nt any discipline, rcsnected nlwnys by those who nre growing more and more. to

s, n,

Co.. Limited, Toronto. ,respect nothing,

225 31

fox still I or

240

340 20 225 25 00 50

Nova Scotia Underwear...... 98 94

On our front counter you

tweeds for suits that are ex- ceptionally good. They are all of English, Scotch and Irish manufacture and as needless to 'say the very finest qualities and patterns. The prices range from 88C

to $1.75 per yard.

Sl.eots.:<.5rsS

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For Fall and Winter

Men’s Overcoats:-We feel sure if you come and

see our range, and hear sur prices, you buy if you need one, from us. We have the best line in Canada without any quest'on Not the largest stock, but the best goods that can be biuglit for the money.

Al S0

A new and well selected range of Ladies Coats,

of the very newcs: cloth patterns, and latest cuts.

ALSO a good line( of suitings and dns: goids, always in stick. ' " ""*

Com; in and see them.

C. E. PRA TT,

St. Peters. P. E. I.

|909-ro»4Msit4i.

Now is the Opportunity

50 Cent Offer

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RECKLF-SS REABONING world. But what made you think I

could be?"

A small girl was invited to ten by "I thought perhaps," said Miss In- a lady who was very fond of children, nocencc, “that you might be tired but who was not exactly a padt mis- nl mc, because e'm so tired of youl" trees ln the nrt ot juvenile entertain-

ment. `

At the end of an hour the little SLIGHTLY MIXED.

guest looked up suddenly and asked- ‘it her host wnen't. very tired of her. Mother (to park pollcemanl- “My

latter. "Not the least bit in the .Dan you direct us to the spi\l'Y‘l",

,. »

will find a range of new "’

"Tired of yo\\, darling?'° said the little boy wants to see the monkeys.

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