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` That barber “Stick won’t lather-

But a stick of Colgate’ having Soap makest est kind' of latlier-

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Barbers use it-so d Self-shavers"-and the

ays “stick” to it-it’ good l 25c.

Talcum 25c tin. Bay Rum 25c bottle.

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

ti’ D.-gnu

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aznunasissnnmnmuuzmmmaiamnmmnnuiaumnuu goose Esssz

dai’ H1¢€l'n00n under ideal autumn town. Blige. Charlotte-

A Strong fish uni wiiia bothered

a number of the rifiemen, the scores Eellefdlly however being very good

The Civilian Rifle Club's 2nd team

captained by veteran E. G. Love,

garried out the liigliest_honors,win- yet: the coveted cup for another

`Ci\Dt. McDonald of’ York team and ~(>8Dt. Louson of Civilian Club agreed

(before the match to have their first two teams shoot concurrently ii re- lllrn ngatch which resulted as fol- ‘_)_W9-_ -00. 500. 600 yards Civilian Club 10 ineii team....899 York itifie Club.... _.886 Majority for Civilians.. ._ 13 points

The f0l|0WlIlS scores of the seven

teams of five men in the McKinnon Trophy match follows:

2nd CIVILIAN TEAM

Moore..._ __ ..._ ...___ E. G.. Love.... . . . . ... Milford.. ._ . Longwortli. _ .. _ _ E. McNutt__ .. ..

458

97 92 91

89 81)

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4th REGIMENT TEAM

MCKINNON TROPHY i THANKSOIVIENO SHOOT iii-ii’

'rite above maieii was iieifi Men- summsnsios RIFLE ctus 'fh°“‘P°°“- *M0* “""' S“"‘“°‘ “iv”

Lucus R. Allan.. ._ .. ._ ._ ._ Capt. A. R. Brennan.. ._ ._ Capt. A. W. Leard.. ._ _ ._ J. H. Pickard_. __ ._ _ Ii. It. Crockett.. .. _ ._

441

99 97 86 83 76

lat CIVILIAN TEAM

»»'.1~=--~ G. R. Beer.. ._ ._ ._ ._ ._ .. .. 95 Lieut. W. K. Rogers.. ._ ._ __ 91 Major Jones.. ._ ._ ._ _ ._ 8 Capt. W. S.. Louson.. ._ __ G.. F. Hutcheson.. ._ ._ .

441

_ 92 _ 88 _ 88 _ 86 _ 81

435

In the evening the City Riflemen

entertained the visiting teams with ii luncheon and impromptu concert in the Arrnories.

A number ot excellent addresses

were given advocating the encour- agement ot rifle practice among the young men ot the province. The music by Prof. Watkis, songs by Lieut. Ritchie and Lieut Robbins,

85_ 82

3rd CIVILIAN TEAM

Sergt. Landrigan.. ._ ._ __ _ Capt. S. Grey.. .. ._ __ __ ._ . W. Davison.. ._ . J. 0'Brien._ __ __ . _ _ Col.. D. Stewart.. ._ __ ._

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Sergt. A. McCube..._ ._ ._ Lieut. G. E. Richie.. ._ ._ Capt. D. A. Mi:Kinnon.. _ ,. Major Leigh.. ._ ._ _ ._ Bomb J. Stewart.. ._ 81

454

97 95

ist YORK TEAM

M. Crockett.. ._ _. .. ._ ._ 93

B. lt. Brown_... ._ __ ._ ._ 02 G. H. Jones.. _. ._ 89 itay Crockett.. ._ X8 H. Ilin'per..._ _ __ .. .. ._ 83

|` 445

and vonk TEAM

92' so

Wylie Gibson.. ._ ._ ._ .. 92 Capt. IJ. C. McDonald.. _ ._ R8 Vernon Crockett. . _ . . . . . 88 Arcliic Mi1llet_... Peter Brodie.. _ ._

441

87 86

$ 100 Reward $100

The readers of this paper will be pleasedtn learn that there lis at least one dreaded disease

The Practical Watch and Glock Ren.-iirer

It? is Never too Late

o mend. So no matter what happens tofyoui

watch. Send it aroundlto me

I 0

F.S. Mitchell

268 Queeh St. f'harlntfc\cw.i

that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is_l 'atarrh. lfalI's Catavrh f`ure is the only positive cure_ ,noiv known to thc medical fratenitv. flatarrli .being ii constitutional treat- ment. l>iall’.~= Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of_ the system. thereby _destroying the foiindatirin of the disease. and givinn the patient s' renntli by building up the coiisvtiified and_ as- si sting nature in doing its work. The proilrierors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer 1 ine Hundred Dollars for any case that if. fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

_»\ddreSS "_ J. (IHENEY & (T0, 'I`_\ledo. (_).

Sold by all llruggists, 75c.

Take all'sFami y Pills for constipation.`

and recitations by Major Weeks

land others wus well received and appreciated. A very pleasant ev- ening was lirouglit to ii close with the singing of the National An-

The Golf luncheon at the links on

Tliunksgiving diiy was very largely attended, some fifty members be- ing present. , Afternoon too. was served by the house committee, und a most en- joyable day wus spent by all. Af- tcr lnnciieon the prizes,_won during -the season were presenteil, and zi

niixed foursome was played for

| prizes donated by the Presiileiit, Mr. Rogers, the winners being Miss Eth- el Iiiiszurd and Dr., Goodwill. Mrs.

|Alley :ind D. B. Stewart were second.

The club prizes won during the

year went to the following:

Ladies’ Cliuiiipioiisliip-Mrs. Mor-

Putting-Mrs. Clarke. Monthly handicap Foursomes.-

.won by Mrs. M. Dawson. Miss K. Brown, Mrs. Bagnall and Miss Havi- land.

The Meii's Clinnipionship was

won by Mr. W. K. Rogers. The Standard Cup match is not yet fin- islied.

Monthly Handicap Foiirsonies

were won by Rev. T. W. Murphy, D.

ris. ` Approaching-Mrs. Goodwill. n,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BRANCH RED t'-ROSS SOCIETY.

Cgntrlbiftionhf Amount 'aireitdy' ac-

knowledged $4300 79' Ladies Braiich

Essery. $2 00 L li. ou Stewart, per Mrs. Kimball Coffin, list to follow, 9319.00, Mrs. W. A.

att, $3.00. Total to date $5152.79.

October '10, 1914.

Ladies Branch, Mount Stewart; M¢~g_ Mfred Grant, President, Miss Georgie `Mc'1‘ague, Secretary-Treasurer

Mount Stewart South, 'Mrs. Peter

Scotl:,_ Mrs. Kimball Cofiin, Collect- ors. Contributing 2.00 each;-Mrs. Kimball Coffin, Mrs. f`. Richards, i\lrs. James Walsh, Zllrs. Peter Scott, Mrs. George Jay, Mrs. T. W. Cowan Mrs. Robert McKen1/ie, Mrs, John McDonald, Mrs. Edward Egan, Mre_ |Ross Pigott;~Mrs. Edward Dun $1.50 -Miss Taylor $1.50; Contributing $1.00 each;-Neil lllclntosh, Mrs. Geo- ,rge Warren, Mrs. Alex, Mebonuid, Mrs. Augustine McDonald, Miss Tillie Jay, Mrs. Stewart McEacliern, Mrs lliiii Birt, Mrs_- Alex L, McDonald, Mrs. Alfred Alllackftlontributing 50 cents each; Miss Clara llulsh; .\lrs. (`lio.s. Dyer; Mrs. John Alflack;-25 cents each, ,Miss Ellen McDonald, Mrs. Dun MCAsBy. _

Heiid Of Hi1lSb0I‘Ol1gh, ('Qllgct;0rs,

Mrs. Elisha Douglas, Mrs. Cameron McLanghlin;-Contributing 1.-00 each -Mrs. Elisha Douglas, Mrs. Cameron McLaughlin, Miss Millie Pigott, Mrs Albert Jardine, Mrs. Fred Ja.rdiin<e;- Vontributing 50 cents each, Mrs. Mrs. Jos. .\‘. Douglass, Mrs. Lawson, Douglass, Mrs. Fidelis McDonald, Mrs. Patrick Bambrick, Mrs. Leigh Mc.~\ssy,"MrS.“Thos. Baird, Mrs. G.B_ Cameron, Miss , Giimeron;-Contribut- ing 25 cents each;-Miss Linda. Coffin Mrs. Gordon Douglass, Mrs. Johnillc Innis, Mrs. Alfred Jay. ,

Cherry' Hill. Collectors, Mrs. Henry

Catlin, Miss Mary (7. Mcllonald, (fon- tributing 1.00 each;-Mrs. Albert Collin, .\I_rs.___A. P. McDonald, Miss Mary C.‘McDonuld, Mrs. Margaret Doziglass, Mrs. Jas. Alflack, Mrs, Henry (‘ofiin.

St, Andrews. (‘ollectnrs, .\lrs. John

J. Nlclntyre, Mrs. Wm. Yllclienzie, Miss Lizzie Cameron $5.00; Rev. A11, ilichelliin, $2.00;--Coiitrihiitin;.: $1.00 each; Mrs. John J llcliityrc, Mrs.

Wm. McKenzie, Mrs. Patrick McMill-

'1`Hl°I (‘()Ml’_\Nl()N IN CANADA.

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runs, nicii Bioon

rug; sv Hooirs

Pura lilooil enables the stomncli,

liver and other ilig_fcstive org-ans to do their work propei-ly. Witlioiit it they are sliiggisli. flicrc is loss of appetite, souietimes fziiiitiicss, a llc- runged slate ofllio intestines, nnil, in general, all the symptoms of dyspepsin_ ~

Hood’s Siii‘s.;ipai‘illn iiiiilics piire

blood, and this is wliy it is so \'ei~_\' successful in -tlie lrciitmeiit Ot' Sv many ailments. Get it today.

_ Stewart and W. K. Rogers.

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WOMEN CAN HELP IN WAR i Against Drimkeiuieu

Mothers wives and litters owe it to those

dear to them, to help them awp drinking. Drunltenneaii in u dineue, and the inflamed membranes of the stomach mustbe healed and the craviiif removed the trembling nerves soothed an restored-before the victim can stop drinking. _ _ _

Alcura is guaranteed to _give satisfaction or

money is re unded. lt builds ug the system and renders dnvik distasteful. et it today at our store, Sl.00 per boi;. Alcura No. l is tasteless and odorless and can be given secretly vol tea, coffee or food. Alcura No. 2 is the boountary treatment. Ask for free Alcura bookletr- E_ A. FOSTER, Central Drug Store,

Charlottetown.

' A

nn, Miss Mary A. McMillan, Mrs. .lohn D, Mclntyre, Misa Mary _-\. :lic- Intyre, .\lrs. Jas. H. McDonald, Mrs. iiaiiiiiieii smiiiiwemi;-Mrs. Frank C. Farquharson $1.25; Mrs. Frank Mcln- tyre 60 cents;-Contributing 50 cents each; Mrs. Joseph Mcillillau, hrs. Augustine Mcl-lachcrn, Mrs. John J. .\lcInt.yre, Mrs. Joseph Ilic.\lillan, Mrs I’1iiil Ciiaisson;-Mrs. Jos. McDonald 25 cents. ~

l‘isqniil West. Collectors, Mrs. Art-

enias Cook, Miss Ella McDonald. 5. J. Laird $2.00; Mrs. Angus McPhers- on, Miss McPherson, A. McConnell, Mrs. Lloyd Jay, Patrick _\icKinnon, Mrs. Andrew .\lcl{in_non, Miss Etta McDonald, Mrs. 'Arteinas Cook, $1.00 each;-Mrs. Chas li. Kelly 55 cents; Miss Alice McPherson, Mrs. Fred Itodgerson, .lliss Agnes McDonald, .Miss Kate \\`o.lkei‘, 50 cents each,- ,(`0ntrib\_\tin;_g 25 cents each Mrs, .Ins iigan, D. McMillan, Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Mrs. Robert Craig,

To be continued.

Percy Pope,

lion. Treiisurer.

(3529.

".-\ nice line Of Hair llrusiies, ii.-

clnding the newest und most up-to- ‘dute styles and shapes, just received, [Every brush is pricoil excnptioiiully ‘low, for the quality. 25c. to $4.00 each. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. Ms-ti

"lf you know the nature of you

ltrouble and if it is curulilc, there is in rexali remedy to restore YOU- GMI' antced _satisfaction or your niolwy refunded. lliicliiunon Drug Co., Cor.

Kent Streets. llleti

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Great George and

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Une of our Cniiudinn subscribers

writes us: "No other puper or mais nzine coming to our house is so high- ly prized its The Youth's Couipanion. It. is welcomed by every nieinber ol the faniily~nnd our ages run from

‘seven to eighty-seven.” I Some of Caiiada's best-known writ- ers of fiction are contriliutors-to The Coinpuiiions, beside 'fiiiiny "bf the most. prominent figures in politics and literature in the old country. i’I`hc whole world is scoured for the lbest; that is to lie said on any sub- ject of general interest.

The lioys' Own Page, the Girls’

(lwn Page, the Family Page treating of forming, gardening, domestic econ-

You CAN BUY A~i 9°‘;*fLllf.§’.'5

and pay for it and play it at your pleasure-a few dollars each month is all that is required

to own a piano. It’s simple---it’s convenient.

Pianos of Guaranteed Quality

When you know that we handle such pianos as the

cel=craterl rleintzman, Karn, and Mendelssohn. you will

appreciate what it means to buy a piano from us.

We shall be pleased to supply you with catalog and

fuller information upon request.

Miller Bros _larriii

23a..

fi0»$l.25

I’rin\ liiilfur ||ir~r iii.) ' Fowl and tliiitzkeii (ouch)

’i`iili ltuiior fps-r lli.| l'ofiitoi-.ii liier liiisli.) 'Furnips (per liusli.)

cool-'.i:i'y, the use of tools, etc., ilocti»i"s weekly licziltli t;ilk- und ii score of other le;if.ur<¢.~i Tlic (`i_iiiipu.iiiun iilmosl. indis-

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PIANO at Miller Bros ~

way

issue

1915 w‘eel-tl

pciisiilile wlir-ii it luis once found its

into ai liiiiiwc. you do not know 'I‘lie Voiiipiinioii

let ns sviid you one or two current.

s iiitli the Forecast for 1915.

livery new (`unii<liiin suliscrilier for

who suuils -"2.25 for the Iifty-two

issiios of l‘Jl5 will ri-cclvc “cc

:ill the issues ol the pnpcr for the re- niaining weeks of 1914; also The Companion Home Ciilciilliir for 1915. -The

Hides 12gc. Culfskins 1-ic. "eel (lb) 16 to 20c, Young; pigs (per pair) $7.00 to $8.00. Snusai.:es..‘(lli.) 15c_ Beets (bunch) lic. Onions (bunch) 5c, Carrots and Parsiiips (doz.) 12a. Pork (lb.) 1Gc. Cod Fish (fresh per ln.) 4 to Bc.

Youtli’s Voiiiptiiiion, 144 Bcrlte- ii ___ ,;

ley Street, Boston, Moss. _ ' - '=sa"<w\i'.‘1s1@'¢w\

A ciiiiinorirrowii iiiiiiinars *|n_'i§w_ ¢|n;;'325

-- cmiiiiii rownrn C-’

_ is sent dire:t to the diseased parts by the

(While) 4Sr‘_ I{nprov\cd Blower. Henlsthe users,

, ‘ :init i - :i r passage--, stops rop-

gms (muck) ‘ 50* ~ L figs in ihtitlirnni nn.: nertnniieni- ~~f/T3-W (per ton) $8.00 ry riirus Czitnrrli niicl llaiy l"r:\'i~r. I-I; l ', ‘Z.'..l>:c:ll.' f-‘_/\~r‘|:t

iy cose (pi-r ton) $1400 .»..s=iaii.i;~..°.iiiweiiiffrif curinfneiiii:

Oats

1.-.,-.,¢»......-..».._,.,.~... _ .wi ~-- -~

Eggs (per dm") 23"' , ‘ Bates &. Ba., Llmltcu, Toronto.

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fthe Fox ndustr

Sh s that the Cross or Patch Fo is becoming highly popular w_ith investors. Companies formed last year with

thigviilass of foxes are paying very large dividends. There is always a good precentage of black foxes in a A

number of litters.

Blacks from Crosses are well furred, healthy and extremely beautiful. They will be marketable on a pelt

basis at a high figure. The Cross fox industry is therefore asafe, sane and sound one, the low capitalization ,

ome interested on the round floor~to start where the pioneer started and ;

allowing the investor a chance to bec g at practically the same cost. We offer at present.

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excehgnliaigiackosgniixégilver mlgifkeings, they were bogght right and will be sold right. lf you have alittle idle

t' to the fox industry yourself Be a rancher Own a pair of foxes and secure all the divi- ,

. t _ _ I monilsenxdlhiiiiuyoiiisélli. Think it over but don’t take long, as the kind of foxes we have to sell will move quickly. 5

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