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NQVEMBER 26. 1915

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_ Now lor Xmas Photos

All styles ot iinish a_re shown,

bull hlaok_and_ white, life-sisod hand ililllhed Dl'°I-!‘\II»l I!\_-India ink and the popular hand-Painted work in natural colors. . j _

Call in today and see some or

styles. . “ '

iii ` f."3_ ‘ ’ ‘ " _ ». I ' I __ .ii £;l;2“.'_i_.l.5°u.l*

Determ nes the ‘- _qtf the

What then could he more ilttirlg your portrait for the Christmas

than

msmbrsuce ---- To car

A dozenportrsits solve at once a doz- en pernlexins sift problems. Make an appointment today at

THE BAYER STUDIO

W iB!Zl.'.' _.rr

in $5.00'

- Ladies’

Gun Metal Boots

For Fall and' Winter

.».¢-=.'_.'\ §*"_ U1 $

Wear, Gun' Metal Calf Skin is the very best. _

Alley & Co.

“fleas

_. '135 Queen St. , _

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Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX

STEAMER

- Rappahannock Nov. 15th

Nov. 6th Shenandoah Nov. 27th Nov. 10th Kanawha Dec, llth

Via Nild Vis Nfld

Oct 30th Lexington Nov 6th Durango Nov 25th Nov 20th Tabasco Dec 7lh

Above aslilugs are not guaranteed and are oublect to change without notice.

l"‘umsss_,WIthy & Co.Lid. liallfax, N s

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that will make. your household happysyodr guests grateful; yourself enthu- ' siastic.

In K, I and 2 pound canal Whole - ground -- pulverized -` also F ine Ground lor Pereolatlors.

Photo Studio

Specialty in Groups, College,

_ Moderate Prices.

Amateur's work given personal attention

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Canadian Mail Steamer “Lady Sybil ”

Leaves Intercoionlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia, '_

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

at each week. on arrival ot _the morn ing _express from Halifax (about noon), tor Sourls, P. E. Island, and there awaits the arrival ot the after- noon train hom Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen Islands aa tol-

lows: _

MONDAY-Leave Souris tor Etang-

snd _returns to Picton.

weather permitting, calls at West

stone, Amherst and Souris.

Azonts. Halifax.

GHAB. W. WEB, '

MATTHEW MoLEAN A 00-.

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From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX

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EXCTRSION RATES I Vancouver 28: Victoria,B;C. SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGLES, Cal.

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Go¢?a“;lgo"if¢‘t1il°“rll'.iir¢II‘f`oiIc°l'af'bor mt

$122.80

From Charlottetown (Via Point du Chene)

o “°ti‘ 811°' "ii‘ ..‘}.°.fl‘..’“ii‘.iv“.‘.i§.‘§€;... “"8 of vl¢s°rE¢'r'1'i\.`ll1.so flaleoaal. '

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Tlms Tabla, Rocky Point Ferry.

l.l0 p.m. l._00 p.ni. 0.80 pm. 4.00 pm. 4.80 p. m. 4.50 '$.30 a.m. IUNDAY 10.00 a.m. ll.45 p.m. 1.00 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 3.80 p.m. 4.00 p_.m. 4.80 pm.

trip will be omitted. '

I. MURPHY. \iana|l\

ati its

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lvlntgosd lf. s

lowest. v

W 1,; sapp ot lots Goal ... .i..r”.3...‘ii2 of ‘loam .ol

The Barrera .Guardian . rr

retire from retail lines they hand

Goods, etc. These

intending purchas

end of the year

increasing Book,

the near future.

Messrs Carter the rumor which

CHASE & SANBORN’ MQNTREAL that they are retiring from the re

' my business and had sold out to a. la

American Department S Concern. There is

truth whatever

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W... 22222.12? M" PIIIIIIIE EIIWIIIII IHEII

III IIEII WEIK

eiiy success “AL PEGGY.” Eight

ly created gowns

Prices popular

Amherst, Grlndstone Island, Point We are delislllled 11° be 8016 I-0 Boise and Grand llmtry. notuming ‘you svod words for your “A111116 calls at Point Bosse, Grindstoac. Am- Pianos." After Waiting 11 10115 ll herst, Souris, and returns to Pictou. and testing your instrument in ev

On the tlrst trip in the months of way. we can now recommend it as

June, July, August and September, most superior instrument. The tone

simply delightful.

ETOW

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Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia. gut?" lffaganllgw) lb

u en( ) Eggs (dozen) Bee! lb. (retsil) Fowls, lb.

Chicken, lb.

B. e. Hillsboro. Hoy (pressed) ton

i Straw (pressed) ton

Leave Ch'towa Leave Rocky Point P°“k» lb _

150 ‘_m_ 330 _.m_ Turnlps, (bushel) _ _ _

no ._m_ gm; ‘_m_ Potatoes, Reds, (bus.

.1 s.so a.m. 1o.oo a.m. P°¢°*°°=- BMI- (bus) `

11.00 a.m. 11.10 a.m. OMB- WNW- (W5)- W, ,_m_ mo ,_m_ oats, black (sur).

Beets. (bus.)

Carrots, (bus.)

Wool, lb.

Psrsnips lb. Geese (per pair)

Ducks (each) Hides

SUMMERBI

Garter & Co., Ltd., of this Messrs Carter & Co., have decide

Goods, Toys, Dolls, Games, Le

ly cleared out. They are also otie special discounts in their l Chinaware department. It will

vertisement carefully( This is a uine half price sale. All goods be cleared out between now and

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plies will be purchased as Carter Co., intend using the space ocou by the above lines for their large

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and Oillce Supply business and' tend enlarging these departments

Tivoy intend to stay in business. creasing their business both retail

` wholesale adding new and more

_ . . fltable lines of goods as occasiol

mands. 4076-11-26

The H. Wilmot Young--and Mar

Adams Company in repertoire Comedies, and dramas-Plays chan at every performance. Opening for Monday night the great b‘|; C

clothes should miss seeing these w derful' samples of the modiste‘s art

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bllfllnei! Ill Gem’-In bine 50c.; Mrs. David Stewart 25c.; le- “C11 BS FHHCY Harold Gorl-ill soo.; Philip stewart

“her sl; Mrs. Andrew stewart zsc.; Mrs.

“W5 Wm be °“tI"°' _Wortman 50c.; Ernest MacDonald $1;

ers to read their

and no further

Stationery, S

& Co., wish to d has been circul

in this stetemen

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1.' OF A SUDD high class vaudevil

acts at every performance.

Miss Adams has alwrys been no

for her wardrobe and her P gowns have been the envy and pair of the ladies in the audience..

This season all new and marvelou

WIII IDB WOYD all

each

performance.

No ladies who love beautiful Alvins Blanchard $6.25; Mt. Hope,

n- per Miss A. Florence Hill $16.00,

Trscndie Cross, per Miss Helen Mc-

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25, as., and so o '

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duglgrd, tA]13nherst. Rtlrindstons .lililmd _______________ an 0 n osse. eturniiig, c I I . .

Grindstone, Amherst and Sourls; and -I-BSIIITIOIIIBI

THURSDAY-Leaves Sourla tor Amherst Pianos, Limited:- 6 Stevenson $900; Montgomery, pe

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Bay to land mails and passengers tor-~ SISTERS OF CHARITY. Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- Convent, Dalhousie. turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind- 4061-11-25M2i. ~

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“‘°“" P'°'”"' cHAm.o1'~r N manner

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d Friday

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Wg; |.|s1' No. 4

3' Mr. Wilfrid Boulter's Inspectorate

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"I“5.Mr. J. N. Ladner $1; Mrs. Craw “'59 ford 50c.. Total $8._Ells. Currie, col my lector.

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gen' must GREENVALE SCHOOL* DISTRICT me Miss Florence McDonald 50c.; Mrs. “gg .ionn R. _.McDonald $1; J. J. Mooney ,ed $1; Mrsn John M'cInnis 25c.; John A ‘Ima Mcnonala zsc.; Donald A. campbel 001 25c.; Mrs. Guilder 25c.; John McCul m_ lough 50c.; Miss Cecile McLean 25c. in Hugh J. McDonald $1; Leonard Moon

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E le Half proceeds lecture on the Navy

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girv _Ella Currie $8.00; Greenvale, per Mis me ` ' '

ey 50c.; Mrs. D. F‘. Mooney 25c.

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35c.; C. A. Stevenson $1; M-rs. C Stevenson $1; Frank Stevenson $1

rs. Melvin MacLeod 50c.; Mrs

son $1; Ernest Laird 50c.; .lame Bulman 50c.; Brenton Dickieson 50c. Mrs Percy Dickieson 50c ' Mrs

25c.; Mrs. W. B. Bulmsn 50c.; W

gm 1-I. Stevenson 501:.. Total $17.60.

ggé RED cnoss soclsrv

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held in P. W. C. Hall, per Rev. A

ted fred Hall $4.40. "

‘Nina Woodside, Kelvin w'""""""""""`""""""'""" _'f""""""""' """'""" ""1 W H8201 W00dBldS, N0i’b0I’0

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/-" * ~ ..°rr rave to my la ulia rrovinos ..°ona cam' por word mir lu- I t

sepia _ ‘_ _ _...___ sertion toradvertlsillz in this col- Moml; Newsome Cape Tw

.a - \ ,.1-..:'::i°..2..“. rr °-v°_.f--‘___ ‘W-°' I '

' ' _ ~ ..~r. ooilnon lvsa io owalm ‘,§:§f"£“?;§"§%u§{‘d§§°§f§“ . s _ _ ‘ _ . 0

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_ .., _ . V _ p » _ M b h f m W . red Bell, Tryon -1 A

. Pft'iIrlfi‘<l_°A»sro‘<l1l:twfl'wllla‘I»la ,°'§f,I=Isi|H%rg`l,<; Howell. Ausootino

‘M ` ` " 'A I I I' :gg b:;qI`>l;d:mtl?:rA1IIEllt2§m' M°m°`lRita Buxton. Auzur¢ln°'=C6rs"

' 7 Fred' MoGardie, Margate

40 in zsmzmeu Haddon McLeod Victoria

_lun cu- llivnnllli H55 - " ` " MNQUMMENI 'i REU; CHESS §i’.I’.i"§"..°8;°l.i’;,‘.'.-..‘.‘.’_°“*'€-”..‘l“.i’..

mg . V. ` _ V `. rl Valley

' ‘» ~'._ - ‘ , _ Beatrice McCarthy. Kinsora _

7°" , *Tho Gllardlali directs Bpe Isl tt n-` .MONTGOMERY SCHOOL DISTRICT ' rr tion to the large display caovgrtigo- --°- F1?,f,2,"°e M“be"' L°"’e".B°d°'

your simlil0 111658886 Of f\‘I°l1dBl1iDl- Cgffoeq.. ments in today’s issue from Messrs Annie Mmpgngld 25¢_;Mr5_wa1¢er S_ K_ Donald Summemde

CNY- Stewart $1; Mrs. John Stewart $1; d 9° Mrs. Albert McLeod 25c.; Mrs. Bn-

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any Mrs. Thomas Mooney 50c.; Leo ated Campbell $1; A friend 50c.; Michael mn Mooney $1. Total $9.00. Eleanor ,ge Kickham, Greenvale.

°°,';f, New oLA'seow sci-iool. nlsTn|cT

ml Evelyn Stevenson $1; William Sem- ,md ple 25c.; Walter Crockett 25c.; Ed- in-o, ward Sample 25c.; A. Moffat $1; Mrs. de, ,Adam Brown 25c.; Martha Smith 25c.' MU, _Ruth Dickleson $1; R. Y. McCouhrey

50c.; Mrs. J. T. MacLeod 50c.; Jas. IC. Stevenson 25c.; Lloyd Stevenson

Mann Andrews 25c.; E. Hill & Son $1; Edgar Stevenson 25c.; Charles Simp- son 50c.; Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Crow _50c.; Mrs.~A. H. Parkman 25c.; Al- .bert Laird $1; Mrs. Richard Steven-

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°N':Benl. Houston 25c.; Mrs. E.

Amount already acknowledged

is Trafalgar Fund after its accounts

trlct per Joseph S. Del-pche $1.15

s- were closed viz: St. Augustine Dis-

s- Rice Point, per Miss Mary Inmarl

'$14.50;~ Glenroy. per' Miss Florenc Fisher $7.50; St. Edward. per Mis

Donald $9.05;- St. Georges, per Mis

ette, per Alex. Ross; Garfield $1.00

_ South Lake, per Miss Katie Campbel

Intyre $8.25; New Glasgow, per E

Eleanor Kickham $9 00-$145 6

New London Women’s Institute,pe

a Mrs. W. S. Found $50.00. is Proceeds bazaar held by the youn

ladies ot Mt. Stewart, 'per Miss Ten MacDonald, treas. $137.00.

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Total to date $12,412.04,

D. A. MACKINNON.

Hon. Trees,

Nov. 24th. 1915.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TEACHERS' CONTRIBUTION

1° Miss Dorothy Clark, Searl-

12-

$12--S

$6.

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On Monday and Thursday the 3.80 -r----_--"

DE MARKETS.

14 town ' 5

1 50 .10

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.44 6

.4 40 40 00

2.0

3 Cordelia Munn, Malpeque 5.0

Helen Younge. Malpeque

Bernetta Mclvor, North .Try-

on

° Joan Moradyon, Baltic

Clara McLellan, Indian River Jennie Matheson, Hamilton

SIIIIWS IE IIVEII IIII

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-,Laura McDonald $85.00; North Pin-

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$12.30; Arlington, per Miss Mary Mc-

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Ladies Freetown Red Cross Branch.

.per Miss Sadie Lewis, treas. $18.68.

TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND

0 0

2.00

1.00 2.00

0

1.00

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00--80 1»\"*15

' $15. No More, No Less---clothes that any man who

Buckwheat, per bu.s .-_75-90 Butter, dairy, per lb. ‘ 24-27 Butter, creamery. Der |b B0-32 Calfskins per lb 18 Eggs, fresh per dos. 81-82 Hay, loose per ton, $0--$10

IF CROSS, FEVERISHI SICK, BILI-

Lamb sits,

lr ~,

~0ats. I?laek, per hiibfl " “

Oats, white

l-lay, pressed. , $1 Chickens, dress d, per lb

Potatoes, per bus. Strsw, pressed per ton 'I‘iirnips',l por bus

o-na lzflo ~ 40140

I is

. , .` 18-80

Every mother realizes after givin

that this is because they and it

little

_ “Mill-io-Man Tailoring Service” .. _

children "California Syrup oi " their ideal laxs~

its pleasant

cleansee the liver and bow-

. Wileatfggr bus. ~ ' : 89*-$1.00

n "_ ""1 ;\dil»‘.

_Po k,o ns attached per lb 7%-0*

Wool, per Ib 25-40 Hides, pei' lb. 14.--H

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Relatives ot soldiers I0-,

tnrilina from tils trontaro glad so with

Patrioti-

tilnating the . arrival.

ll! other

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dar that _mods lls'

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proprietor ot the Hayville village 'gif store. ` _ N ‘-“

But why are you against it!"_paK" -

ed _the editor, '

“lt keeps an lellow too dum busy?"

B. Carruthers, Summerside replied the proprietor. “I advertised ill' "1.,`x`_.;_ Annie H. Cameron, Summer- I s newspaper once about en year! '_-I f`»;i‘5_3,;'.;'_

rrerer S'é‘.§S3_S__

Burrows. Bummerside A. Tantoil, Summerside Murphy, Summerside

Strong, Sulnmerside McFarlane, Summerside

I-*0"l\3 2>l='o ooo ?=mf"°_F15'°

Mary M. Hammill, South Free-

1.00

-.`wl»¢o0?>i-‘Ui 'ebo`¢°o'o ooo¢o¢

N R Gamble( Tryon

sent in before the last of the el _, __

listsjls published they will be ackn

edged ill this paper, and if receive _ , time, by the first week of' December, ‘ , Lym tis. Poll E ',‘ - ~ M-,:_;,

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1 1.00

1.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 1.50

of which will be sent to every,-teschr and is pain. Heals I v _~.;»»_-.' er. . , _ Clisles. »'i'lt.' '

' M. E. Fnalvcle, ' ~ P110 Agsg _I 1~ ,A~..-_.;-_,=~_-

Secretary-Treasurer.; I _ Dui PI:t°’|;'§°nu or uw i 7,,

" ”--1-*"- hairand Iiorse calrhe worked. Pleslilttousc

1.00 2.00

Martha McGuigan Kinkora 1.00

f-‘ l-sam-1 <='='e' Goog

H. Ramsay, Summerslde N. Murphy. Summerside

_ "l’m agin advertising.” replied thel "mum md “mmm _"__ m md, || ¢m4.__ V ' A

as ' -1 1 _ _ l _ ____f _;1_ rr- 1 '“--* 3 'I

We Have Been n

Education To The People of Canada

A few years ago a man would be ashamed to be seen

going into a tailor shop where a Made-to-Measure suit was sold as low as $15. If this suit was to be used » for other than business purposes he would be ashamed to be seen wearing it. We have changed all this. With our advent in Canada, seven years ago, We sold A ll- Wool clothing-Made-to-Measure -at One Price

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felt that he Wanted a second suit for business, or for

‘ dress, might be proud to wear. The average man,

working for salary, cannot afford to pay $25 or $35 . , for a suit or overcoat---Mother must be dressed---the kiddies must have shoes---the grocer’s bill must be paid---and still Father must look presentable, and to -

I look presentable one must have all-wool. ‘ '

SUIT 01* UVERCOAT

' T-AILORED-T0-MEASURE

|58 Rlclnrhond St. Charlottetown

In the old days credit concerns would take $15 down on a man’s suit-of isnglish & Scotch Woollen Co. quality-and own his pay for the balance of _the man’s life. We have proven, and are proving every day of the year, that

we_ can rgicgduce fol;lCasId1 as all-wool sui§{, or 'an all-wool overcoat, as low in price at , cut an ma e yexpert wor - ers in any style a man chooses to wear. Ffed’k Gafeau That’s how the “Mill-to-Man" plan has re- Su t of Branches

volutionized the Tailoring business. p '

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samples, measuring chart, style k and tape

Address Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine Street, East, Montreal. 5

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Opposite Post O-Fflos

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'Fowl ' $11.50* ' ‘ ‘ ~ * "‘€=.'-5.1;;-=`

Should any more contributions he _ A -__"`._.\.»'_,_‘I§' :if

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T°o BUSY BY FAR' ifolrsgglgilglngnnrxlctions andBoc;k5,K (N56. i

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“Why don't you advertise?" asked arrersérnru rrllzgut sfollmrm Milx”|.§ _ ¢_ i

the`edito1' of the fhome paper. Doll't_G°}\1- oucgnlm -ony- :ops reqr um r 4,3; . you believe in idvefrisirrr' l‘¢::i1.°..‘i.'.l’a.‘.ll°i?:i'l°w'l.‘a‘.":lil'.f'.:~...?¢..

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