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We 'can supply I Siidfley Round

Shredded Wheat , Biscuit is 1_00 per cent. whole wheat - grain prepared in a digestible ‘ form-contains more real nu- l triment than meat oreggs or potatoes and costs much less. Serve with-_ milk or cream, sliced peaches, bananas or Ofhev fruits.. .

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' V.A.D. CLASQ.-A "fist aid” class has been organized in Souris to whom

Dr. A. A. M‘cDonaid delivers`weelrIy lectures. Much interest is ttalren in the lectures. . -

ClTV POLL TAXES.- Executlons

are being prepared for all unpaid Poll Tax-es.' Persons not paid will save ex- Donses by attending to same.

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CHOCOLATES..-See our big Prince Street _wiiulow for Chocolates and Kisses-Be sure to Set your supply i0-Flight. Johnson & .lohiisonf The

. Syde R ' f ' 0 .- ff' it -. ' ...::..i...‘i':.:.° Mr

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Phone 240 - Made in Canada.

Quality Drugstore. V, ' 72g_

Moron c/ins vER'_s_us Pnison-,

ERS OF WAR.-There' are nearly three hundred cars now registered in the Province, but only two hund- red and thirty one prisoners adopted. Surely the Province could have a

prisoner for each car. $4.00 per month keeps a prisoner from starva.tion.'l`he “ew Bd0Dtions this week include: Bls~

r Would Lik_e to Earn .$1 or $2 P

Daily the Year Round at Home

vélgllieshosigry trade is booming, and the Demand far excfieds

C UDP Y. We gladly take all the goods you can send us.

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Q Auto-Knitterllosiery (Canada) Co.,l.imite¢l

We-unisi |iuvi:|ilii,'e\vorl<i-is Lil once lo help us

l~r~'lJl»:ii~i- willi thi- ilrinsnit. 'I he :into Knlller is wut ou iavoralilc it-inistu reliable iieiwiiiis, :inil wi- lilinlsli lull iiisliilvliiiiis linw in knit sox, ell-, also all vurn iirvrlcd. 'l'ln- wiirk i.~; =.iinpli~ and easily learned; Ili: k-_\lilu l\u|ili-r is :i lilgl\~sp*t~i| iiizicliiiir, :intl woi s ry iuruingn linntlle Uur iixcti inics ul pay giiniztiilou vnu n steady liiuoinc tht- vcni' iuiiud, no uinilvr wlii-rc you liv-_-, liul uni" woili-is ivltcii iurilclyiiit-rt-:isc iliishy wriikiug for privnlr unst- unit-is. Watkinu <-iilici wh-»|f in spiiii- limi-, iliis pifss;iiii°

i-iiiploynien: h;i.~. liiotiirhl piospi-rilv iii runny wink. i-rs in llirirowii liuini-is. and .~liuul<l du lliciiiiiie for von.

4\‘V_ritt- Iii-tiny, riitliisiiig 3i- in slziuipr., fin lull iiuriirulzis. riili-e. til p:i\'. i-lr. .iuil sue vilinl yu"

.inil your iziniiiy ruin nitiv cniii :il lniliic.

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t hon Bethune college, oshawa, ont, 0116; Mrs, Jas. Palmer, .Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Rob-t. Cox and Miiss- Edith Cox, Ollo; M; and Mrs. J. I<‘. Gillespie, Long Rive-r. otne_

. "*- `\ CHRIISTMAS “SMOKES” FOR IS-

LAND BOYS.-Mr. A. A. Alley with his usual willingness to help thc boys °V°"*“3"S ld' EIVIDE the uso ot' one ot’ his sl-Orc windows for the display of "Smokes" for the boys oi' the old 105th und also .tho 98th Siege Batt.-ery, if .0110 lllillii l=!l'l’-Hily pleases n. inan at the f"0"l- it is ttcnci-ally a good smoke, iinil thi-. I-10011 people, _both in the tfliy and country will doubtless. be glad to coiitrihiitie some itobucco, digureitnp. 01' vines for the bravo boys-. The total ol' whatever is received is to be divid- ed up hel.\vccii the boys of 1110 old “l0.’»th" and tho "98th" in proportion to tho number of uicii. Should any

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---The Royal Mails Will Carry our Multigraph Message

t It is such a simple matter

to extend your clientale of cus- tomers and your acquaintances, by letter. A personal message will sink deep and bear truit.

\ A letter printed the'Multigraph Way has all thc car-marks of a personal letter. It rings true and clear- It strikes straight at the targat. It grips-it holds-it sells.

You can talk to your customcr_as you

' would if he were right in your oihcc or store.

You can present facts and figuresin logical order. _

i When you stop to consider the hundreds and

thousands at vour service in the various branches

I of the Post Office Department, you will just begin to

realize the golden opportunities that unfold to you through our Modern Multigraph Service.

The stylc of Circular, Letter, Form or other

' piece of printed matter you require makes little dif-

ference. We can t fier you a _wide choice of co_lor and ou will be agrceubly surprised at our consistently

lbw prices. -

Cnll or writo, niid lot ns tcll you more about our Multi-

graph Service-.s, prions, ctc.

fGiiai°clian Pub., Co'

, f Charlottetown

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_ persons have :i preference for either,

tlicy may inurlr their donation for ,tho “i05th". or "08th" and their wislice. will be carried out when sendiiig, otherwise it -goes towards the supply for both. it would be a good idea for donors to enclose their name and ad- dress. with what 'they give, for the |10?/s. always appreciate knowing the kiutl people at home who remember tlie'in and' when distribution takcs place, a tiny glftt recelived in this way froiu some stranger is always a dcl5 ightful surprise. Beginning ui, once any donations of smokes may be left :it Alley & ('!o's boot and shoe stori- on Queen strc'ct,'l‘lic- window..hns boon

niost artlsticnl-ly decora/ted by Mi". lluglics ot' Alley & Co., for the rec- cpli-on ol' contributions, and as this i`und ls. for the benefit of such it great number of Island boys it is hoped the display wltll be the largest and best ever seen-in any window_iii this city.

Mlnar<i's Llnliuent Co., Limited.

Dear Sirs.-l can recommend MIN

ARl)’S LINIMENT for Rheumatlsm and Sprays. as I have used it for both with excellent results.

Yours truly,

'r. B. LAVERS.

St. John.

i"‘T)r.E.C. Harris

Eye Specialist

0fli_ce Royal Bank Build-

ing, Charlottetown

Oiiice Hours 9.30--12.30 2-5

Phone 153-l.

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aTwo Bargains- 1N worianfs Bobrs

$4.50 A 0

Buys ii Beauty in li GUN METAL HIGH CUT ,wivth I\‘rencli Heel.

1, $4.95 -

will buy you ii nice GUN MET- Ai. s men top Engl-un rewind

Sport Heel

These boots nina; be seen to'

be appreciated for they are ex-

‘ ceptional value.

We also have a SNAP in a

GREY HIGH CUT

_ 8$4.95

‘ ., lJPf1llCl1. the urtillcry. liis inspi-ring

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service at Crapaud or Springfield on Sunday the 21st.

sortment of PH-Ee & Shaws Chocolates Just received at Johnson '& Johnson, Drugglsts_ 728,

GOING T0 THE MAGE-ALENB.--

The Dominion government cable steamer Tyrian sailed Thnmdiiy mom. ing from Halifax for the Magdalen Ls- lande There'has been ii break ingthe cable runnltng from Meat Cove, Cape Bretton, to the Magdalen Islands, and the Tyrian goes to effect the necers-

sary repairs. M A

METHODIST SERV|CES.- The

Rev. G. S. K. Anderson will conduct service im the Methodist Church, Hun- ter River, on Sunday 21st at 11 and 3, not 11 and 7 as previously announced. Mr. Anderson will also preach at Wheatley River mt 7. The afternoon service will be ii. special illustrated

sermon for youu-vg people to which all are invited.

KENNEDY &. CO., 0’~LEARY.-

“Want party or parties to invest $15000.00 ln t he host General Mer- cantile Country business on Prince Edward Island. One hall’ ot the stock to be retained' by present owners. The ill health of Mr. Kennedy coin- pells him to retirc from active busi- ness. For further pnrt.iciiliirs apply to l(e'nnedy 8: Company, 0’Lenry.

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OF LOCAL lNTEREST.- Iiy in-

structions of tht- lion. Minister of Agriculture- ii/treo distribution oi' sup- erior sorts of grain ami potatoes will be made during the coming wintcr iniil spring to Canadian i`urniors. The sani- ples of grain for distribution will ron- sist of s‘pring wheat (about 5 lbs.l white oats (about 4 lbs.), barley tn- bout 5 lbs.), and iitlld pens taliuut 5 lbs.) Those will bo sont out from tho tfontral Experimental i~‘ai‘iu, Ott/_iw:i. by the Dominion Cereailst, who will furnish the necessary application fortms. A distribution of potatoes in samples of about 3 lbs. will be curri- cd on from most of the Expcriinoutfil Farins, the (lentral Farm suppl-ying only the province of Ontario. All the Sillnllles' will be sent 'by mail. ()uI_v one sample ot’ grain (anil one oi' pntu- tocs) can bo sent to c-:ich applicant. As thc- supply ot’ seed is limited, farm- ers :irc advised to -apply vm-y apply,

RED CROSS CONCERT.-A very

successful entertainment, in uid oi" the' Red Cross-, was given in the Ilull at Victoria on Monday, October 15. Major Webb Stanley delivered un cx~ ceilont address “Life in the Lines," dcallng_ especially with his own

talk was of much interest and value to all. Accompanying Major Stanley was ri party of Cliarlottotowu's niost talented musicians who motor-ci] lo Victoria. in the early evening. Al thc close ot' the programme ii. hearty vo-li. ot' thanks moved by Mr. W. M. Lou. M.l..A_, and seconded by Mr. Edward

Boswell, was -tendered Major Stanley and his party for the splendid enter- tainment they had -given. The proc- eeds, aboui $70 are entirely for Red Cross- purposes. The programme was: Solo- Prof. Barlow; Solo- Miss Peaitl Hunter; Violin Solo-Rev. Mr. Littlejolins; Solo-Mr. Ed. Saunders; Reading-Miss B. Dlnnis; Duct-Mis ses White and Love; Address Major J. Webb Stanley; Intermission-Sale of Candy. Solo-I’rof_ Barlow; Solo--

CHURCH OF SCOTXLAND.-No

FRESH CHOCOLATES.--A full as-

4 -'§°9T°B-ERi25» 1917' _ - .THE C1-_IARLo'rrnrowNf GUARDIAN

1/il' - Y _ 0 ry 'I »-i.* 'Y W Y°\V"' S (` Y

\N ,fmt Car 0° Ywr Bit i Central Guardian-or 1 I - in ` ` -._ ....-

preventing waste by d¢. 1- -i - .

mending the whole -wheat in ' t '

-breakfast foods and bread.

119-121 Queen Street., Char

f Moore & McLeod 'LE1-_fl .

lottetown 0 .N

.Prince Street School ~ Will Hold Pantry Sale ,__-_...in this Store To-day;i,;.:_. l

The girl; of the Excelsior Progress Club of Prince Street School ’will ' ` l

hold a “Pantry Sale” here today. You will find them, with their interest- °

ing stock of goods, on the first floor this afternoon. Visit the sale-patrom ize it so far as you can the proceeds are to assist the girls in their RED CROSS E

Knitting Work. - -

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Winter

Wear for Kiddies _

| Here V 5, _"arg g | Most- D

Nice Underwear for -Children ,

I Many stores operate on the idea that anything at all will dd for the

children. This store has always tried hard to have underwear for little girls and boys-that would be just as well fitting--and as nicely made as

the grown-up kinds.

Will you come today and let us show you how well we’ve prepared

for your children’s needs?

.-\N0'I‘lIl‘]l{ S'l‘.\N.l"IEl.I)’S \'I‘IS'l‘

of a finer rib, all Wool unsh-rinkable, button front, finished with a silk lap, drawn round neck with tape, long sleeves, a well shaped garment.

Drawers to match. Sizes 30.

42. Prices fiom $1.75 to.

S'l`.ll.l. .-\`.\'()'l‘HER. STANFIELITS

Vest of finest ribbed silk and wool mixed, V-shaped neckdrawn with

‘ s`lk tape, long sleeves. Sreiini only. Size 38. Price

Ladies’ Extra Large Size Vests

and Drawers, grey 85c each. Natur-

al and white $1.00. Cream' Wool and cotton mixed _ _

Childi-cu’s Grey _Cotton Ribbed

Vest, round neck, finished with a _draw cord. Drawers to match.b_ Sizes from 1 year --» - - - - - - ~ - -~"" Sizes 2 to zlyeayg Sizes 5 to Syears -~ Sizes 9 to 14 years - Sizes 13 to 14 years -» -- - - - - - - -“N”

<i‘iii.i.I>REN's Cm<;.i1u VEST.

heavy ribbed cotton, high neck, button front, long sleeves, warlfli well made, also same quality in round neck. Drawers to match in

ankle length.

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Sizes Sizes Sizes Sizes

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long

2 years .. ...45c _

3t0 6 years ..

71;() 10 years

11 to 12'years -------

ther Childs vest, high neck, sleeves, button front, mixture

rotton

Sizes Sizes Sizes Sizes

Sizes

(III

and wool (three parts wool)

natural, well made and a good winter weight. Drawers to match.

1 and 2 years . . . . . . .». . .650

3 and 4 years, ......75(!

5 to 8 year-S .. .........85c -

9 to 12 years

13 and 14 years- ~ - - - - - -95” ILDREN’S GREY PLUSH ‘

'h I The

year

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\\'Alb'l`S. sizes from 1 to _ 14 years. Price . . . . . _ _ _.$1 ._ 45C

Children’s grey plush lineid sleep-

ing suits. \

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. 50c

. 55c

600

. .,. . .800 . . '.._. .85c -

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Miss Mamie Smith; Violin Solo-Rev

Mr. Litticjohns} Solo-Mr. Ed. Sliund- ers. Accompanist--Mlss. Kale Stan- -lcy_ God Save the King.--V.

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(`ougli

It is unwise to attempt th treauiieiit. of any iillnie-nt iiutil you have discovered its caiise.

A cough is usually caused by

nn irritation. or inflammation of the air passages. This its a co dltion which if negleoteil,nu

prove serious, -therefore cough shoulil always bo treiilci be-fore it reaches the -stubborn stage.

THE TREATMENT To siiccsstiilly voinluit

ough .uso Olll'

VRUP PINE TAR WITH G0

LIVER OIL

it will stop the cough in ii ry short time, by rciuoving

lnfluninintion which caused

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lt is a scientific remedy tliii is made to cure permanently, and not to merely drug ii coullll into silence.

Price 35c per Bottle

J°*:‘:°‘r .if .’°!.'sef°"

Morris-Smith--Beer

Cor Kent and Prince Streets

P. f ff

SERBS UNDER TWO ENSIGNS.

There are two whole Serbian divi-

sions--furty ,tll0\lS'I1l1d lllffll -whlcll anim-ifil the war undcr tho Aiistrian ling fighting ngaliist the Entenic Al- lies, null which today have tui'li¢"ll squarely -aroiiiiil and :irc lighting "fl" ilcr the Eiiloiiic colors' tiirillllsl me Central powers.

This lighting undcr two -flags if*

one of the queer roinuuccs of the bill war, related by Prof. Yiinitcli, private cliiiplnlii nl' King Peter of Serbia, 118 illustrated how the conglomerate Slnv populntloii ol’ Southern Austrla-llunl-’.- ary is ready to break awuy from thc Iinpsliiirg master. ’l`lies'e two divis- ions. orlglnully Austrian. were forced lntotlic ranks curly in the war from Bosnia. (‘.i'oaIln. and lierzogovinia, the Balkan States that belong to Aus-

triu..

'php 0 iilntlon is ovcrwhelniinglv

After onc engagement a young Serb oillcer went among the enemy wound-

ly my

lils own ordc-rs.

But tho tics ot’ race were stronger than flags. -ln one fight a nincliinoi gun battcny attached to one of thc Slav divisions opened by firing ir gnlnsrt tho udvancing Russians. and then swinging their pieces about end- cd the day by pouring their batterics into the Austrians. As the two sides onine together the Slavs with the Austrian forces would call out “ml sino s'i‘bl," mc-suing “We are Serbs," which wastho signal for steady sirenins of desertion from the Aus-

Itriziu to the Riissldh ranks.

"4H UNGER LETTER" WARNING.

A warning inerpirci] from 0fl’l<‘lGl

p p , .

Slav, but is hclil in siihjcction by the iron military rulc of the dual iuon-

poiiii oi' Sarajevo, that the Austrian crown prince wus zissnssliillteil and thc Europcan war uuchnlni>.d.

The Austrian stall ht?-ld the Slnv

forces in rcsorvo for :i _tluie, well kiiowlng the bitterness in the rtlllktl

ii iight of brother against brother

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uri-hy. It was' here. ill U10 “-*‘l\U'“l`~ when wrltiiig to prisoners of war not

But when General llrusslloff's great) with news concerning fruits and vege- drlvo began a year iigo In (lallcla,_tho mules, which is, of course, significant Austrlnns luiil iiend__ of every nian\of 0|' mn vital importance attached to their resources, and for the llrst time Burgh food urging people to hold out Slnv was fncing Sluv. lt was literally until the :Ext harvest. "The first

|so\irr-.es ls going through German .newspapers. The people are ur8€d

Ain give any information as to short-` nge of food. "Sure information," Says

‘thc warning, “kei\pi;' up thc delusion .that Germany is nt the cud of its re~ . sources." ‘ Thr (lcrmnu newspapers are filled

.caiiliilnwer°'_Is featured prominently

_._ .11 V - _ - i-- "I _- J'-l-=--gi-serving

Holland.

The same attempt -to cheer people

is made in welcoming the first arrival of strawberries, cherries. and goo!`9~ lic-i-ries in the Berlin market. TNQ' cheering statement is placed prom~ iuently in several newspapers, al- though in one the whimsical com~ me-nt is' made: "Despite expert ae- surnnces of splendid iriiit crop pros- pects, prices of fruit which the mid- dlc classes must pay are still high. Obviously the weather man ig not working on the side of Germany, at least so far as vital fruits and veget- nbli-s are concerned."

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in the newspapers, which state there is' every reason to believe that the

______ ' ed ami there found two of his broth- cauliflower is the harhingei' of fuller

` ers fiitril shot l his own men and stomachs. The cauliflower comes from