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says: “Our home is as l musical as.-any of our friends now. It used to be somewhat of an effort to entertain our friends when they . dropped in.

_“The Viétrola does it now. The children are so easily amused too a -and it’s surprising how much they learn. There are so many records for _ children, that we have a wide choice and double- sided Victor records are only

90 cents for the two selections.

"One of the new records I particularly enjoy is ‘Abide With Me’-a duet by Alma Gluck and Louise Homer. lt is really delightful. We never feel out of it now when our Victrola-loving acquaintances talk of the new music."

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Vidtrola IX $66.50

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With I5 ten-inch. double-sided Victor Records G0 selections, your own choice) SUM)

Sold on easy payments, if desired

Other Victrolas from $2 l to" $255 (on easy payments, ildesired) at any "His lVlaster's Voice" _ dealer in any town or city in Canada. Write lor Y

free copy of our 450- page Musical Encyclopedia listing over 6000 Victor Records.

rl' have to buy in this province. ` william scott win

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LECTURE IN ST JAMES HALL.-

Mr Andre, who has recently Bl‘flVBd from the European theatre ot war, will

take as ng subject of his lecture in St James all on Monday next: "On the Firing Lines with the French and British Armies." 150 magnificent views. 3462

SOLDIERS ENTERTAlNED.- The

Young People’s 'Society of Zion Church last night entertained a num- ber of the members of the Heavy Siege Battery in the social rooms of the church. About forty of the sol-

diers were present and a very engoy- able evening was spent. ‘A subs an- tial dinner to which full justice was done was the first number on the pro- gramme and. it .was followed by speeches in which the following took part: llcv. G. U. Tayor, who pre- sided; Mr. Fred Nash, Q. M.. Sergeant Wedlock, Sergeant Coles, Staff Officer ltoy Leitch, S. A. McDonald and John Lawson. A solo was also excellently rendered by Private Williamson and several tousts drunk (in water) to the King, the boys. the ladies andthe flag. A very pleasant evening was brought to a close by the singing of Auld Lang Syno and the National Anthem.

PREMIER LEAVES FOR OTTAWA

-Sir Robert Borden has invited the provincial Premiers and Ministers of Education to a. conference in Ottawa next Monday. Pursuant to this invi- tation Premier Mathleson leaves to- morrow morning for the Capital. The purpose is to discuss with the Prime Minister and the members of the military hospitals commission some proposals i'or dealing with employ- ment for returning soldiers, both dis- abled and able bodied. lt is expect- ed that a comprehensive scheme will be decided on and that arrangernents will be made for active co-operation between the Federal Government act- ing through the military hospitals commission and the provincial gov- ernments.” Aplun has been prepared at the instance ol' the Prime Minister and Senator Loulieed, the president of the military hospitals commission. which will be laid before the confer- ence. '

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PREPARING FOR 25 MONl`llS MORE‘ 0F WAR

NEW YORK, Oct 12.-The Allies

are preparing for twenty-five more months ot' war.

(Yontrar-.ts for muiiilious anti sup-

plies now being placed in the United States provide t'or delivery and at stated intervals through the year 1917.

Credits established nt American

banks for the fulfilment of these con- tracts are subject to payments through the same period, and manu- fnctui'oi':-i who arg bidding are making their plans accordingly.

Most ol' the big concerns have :ic-

uounted for their capacity during the next two years, and smaller establish-

'from

RED .

_C8.ll§6

was oper-

and is doing

is not a

“side

portant

ser- The and

CDF.

Mr and Mr'siVl7.'B. Rudy, city. have

gone on a visit to Bbston.

Mr J. S. Hinton, Summcrside,_ls in

.the city. .

' Mrs. J. A-. Moore, Charlottetown,

left this morning on a _visit to New -York. ' ‘ _

Mr G. H. Hooper returned yesterday

lo Halifax after a holiday spent in this city. -

Mr Lewis Hughes and Miss Young,

nurse, of Falconwood, made the round

Elrlp by the Northumberland yester- ay. _

_.i,. _,

on a visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs li. Theakston, Seymour' Street, Hali- fax.

l\ir A L Mclnnis, of the freight'

l`)r Yeo leaves this morning for New

graduate course. Ile will be accom- pnnled by Mrs Yeo.

Illrs J-. ll. McDonald and little

daughter, Ruth, of Halifax, are the guests of Mrs Henry Hooper, Prince Street.

Mr ll. ll. Eu Geddes; of thc`Market

llranch, Montreal, _Cafiadiari Bank ol' ('0mui<-.\rce. has heen"appoiitted to suc- ceed Mr Tannahlll, accountant of the (liarlottetown branch, and entered on his new duties yesterday.

Rev. Z. L: Fnsh léit on the North-

nnibcrland"this morning for Truro. N. S., to attend the Maritime Baptist Convention. He will be away over Sunday and Rev." "J, Heaney will preach in the Ba`p't'ls't (Zhnrcli.' (iity, ncxt Sunday, morning and evening.

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MPS fffavtaliit J. C. Mcinn-thy and

three children, of llaiifax, who have in-en visiting .here‘ with her parents, Conductor and Mrs Tanton, left yes- tcrday morning f`or‘home. She was

CO- inkiits z1r_e__pa_i_ticipzgtingcgn tl\<_:__o0r'<_l_ci‘_s_i_ accompanied by her mother, who wi`ll`_

<‘0l‘I\> H 0110 mu H110 l I‘l SlJ0nd a brief' visit with her in the

IJMITED the Middle West is being effected, it Garrison City. _ ' -

DEALERS IN EVERY TOWN AND Cl1`Y _next yllslr and the next. your f0ll0Wll_\g~ made themselves prominent in pat-I

. - Stocks of some of the war supplies ,-gone w0,.k_ and ,hd Gunnuml lm-S it

i ° most in ilenminl are becoming ex- I t . , ` Be sure and look for this trade mark. __ h___m___d 0,, HW., 5,, This is ;>;___i_:;><;f__eu;_i_\_;_>_;l_y__t_i;f:t__;...:_te_yi;::;__§_i§»

was said yesteday, for the purpose of (ur-ning out .~l`lirapncl in bulk. 'l‘he

000,000, deliveries to be inside llirough

one of the Moncton ladies who have

Victor Records-Made in Canada-Psnonize Home Products i>-'lfticllflrli' trlw of l>=l\'b@<1 Wim' wnicn is consitiernbie, in 'providing'

' 605- }Vl\"fl\ ‘S "0 |0f_'l¥@" l0_l’0 hill] g”lV*}“' comforts forthe soldiers. Even during

ized. lt is being delivered now fin- I _ I . . ' isliml only in a. single coat. of gray llnsi/liiuliietxeewisriiieikiSkllillsglrlgeggtzlgvsgrigi

'll E' -` Hl paint, wliichldoes not even promise to ing for the somiers_

H. A. a TANTON _&» Co. it

Victrola Headquarters -

144 Great George Street, Charlottetown

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is..

f&s. BEAVER BQARD &.s

nrmvisnf BOARD)

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takes the place of lath, plaster and

wall paper for the walls and coil- ‘ 5

ings of every typo of new or re- " '

modeled building

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‘ punied on the platform by tho oflicers

'sold everywhere. la In-xo.. 25 “au of the Battery. _ -

_ "” _ A splendid miscellaneous program

Specially Adapted For

Use Beaver Board instead of Lath and Plaster. It

never cracks needs no repairs and does away with un- sanitary wall paper; is easily applied at any time of the year. Drop in and let us show you how it looks.

l_Béav'er Board is the A Modern I

I __ and Ceiling Material _|

/ Kéag, __ _ _ ____ _lt entirely displaces lath plaster and wallpaper.

It _caabe painted, and the pebbled surface can-be dec- orated in Just the way that suits best. It means greater dotiifort and cheerfulness, and you get a deep _and last- sjtttisfstction.l . ‘ ' _ '

fl _and prices. _

.s iurrau. _ ‘ _

be rust resisting.

Good Spiritsl

can only be enjoyed by t.hose_ whose digestive organs work naturally and regularly. The.best corrective and preventive yet discovered for irregu- laror faultyaction of stiomachxliveror bowels, is known- the world over to be

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BEECHAM'S PILLS '

These Trunks MUST G0

Even if you do not want

one now it will pay you to take this chance of a bargain.

A nice trunk would

make a fine

HOPE CHEST

them in all kmds and are prepar

to at a sacrifice

All our SUIT CASES.

and CLUB_ BAGS at less than cost.

COME QUICKLY

K. nf P. sntnltis-»t»r`

_ _ _ _ _ _ 'Mrs Fred <‘. Jones,"ll'lonctoii, is visit- '

2 7 Lenou- Street, Mgntfggl promoters of this corxiliiiintioii have mg hm- aisle,-_ Mm- (Judge) ,W_ _q__;

f - about closed contracts involving $50,- gy,.wmt_ C|,m.l0t|emw“_ Mrs Jams is

READ HOW THEY ALL AHK FOR

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_ .: ..,.3.._.__,' 0 ` ` ' _ .-:fn the next parcel' in your soldier at the front be~sure to include a few

boxes _or Zam-Bak, Remember, theg caxl't buy lt out in the trenches, an depandupon youato supply them. Read the following to sae how they need it! _

Private E. Westfield wrltess. "We

limi Zam-Bak very useful. Ibis N10 host remedy for .sore hands after trench-digging, and ~ _» tor. frost-bite. cracks and cold sorefs, 'which arevery common out here. The man_w_lio has

a bp_x'of_Zam~Buk is very popular.

Pte J. R. Smith. . ot.tlie “Priiicess»

Pats.” writing to a. frlendin Ottawa. says “Tell the friends if 'they want to help me, Zsin~Buk would be useful in- deed. ' -

Private Johnson wrltes:~` “Mrs. --

oftsred to send me a\_rug. I have \vrit~ ten to tell her to sen out some Zam- Buk instead. It will be of more use

» . hthan all the blankets in creation."

_ _ » Another says: “Advise everyone of

' ’ ’ ‘ "~’ the boys to bring with him a. box

of Zam-Bak; it is better than a loaf of bread to a. starving man out here."

For sore feet, chafed places, scalp

sores, barbed wire scratches, cuts, abscesses, cold sores. chopped hands etc., Zain-Buk is a veritable marvel; It stops the pain and heals so rapidly. Here it costs but 50c per box. Out at the front 'to your friends in the -trenches and engaged on communica- tions, lt is priceless. Send a. few box- es in your next parcel. Remember also that for similar injuries-susialir ed at home it Ls just as good.

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HENRY FORD'S WAR TALK

MAKES MANAGER QUIT

WINDSOR, Ont., Oct. 12.- As a i‘o_~

Mm L_ J_ Lem.d_ of ‘Bmdnlbane_ is suit of Henry Fordis statement on the

war loan, James Courtriis has resign- cd as vice-president, trea.=:\trer ami general nianger ol' the Ford Motor Company of Detroit.

A meeting of the directors has been

' ` .' _ _

department of the 1_C_R., sydney, is Called ‘"1" ‘°‘“°"°_W- ' f _=~.. spending his vacation in Charlotte- _ 1 I ' ` --a i 2 town. -_ . ‘

~ fwiuftiio

_. VIOLA DAANAG ‘ . ` ` The Clever

' IN A FOUR ACT

“Cohen’

` Aciever and Truiafoi Pictqrizistivu

_(;}_\etto’s Life-of Tears arid Laudhter TEARS, LA_UGr1'rEit_ and Parties _

Bro:dv#aay __S'\=.¢_l'_‘

"*’r..i'-.?i

10e 1 "'

Star and Lady ,

Gold Seal A Feature

“The Great

Ruby Mystery” in 'rwo scrs _ A G'i2?§“i§rll.‘f§'li‘i5sM’°"

HERBERT RAWLING- SON and ANNA LITTLE

“The Missing Clue”

The whole town joins in the hunt, _but the Dog- Catcher _wins out, starts ‘with a rush, ends up in a roar of mirth.

-t--coming..

wsu. 'riiUitS_l{_’fl_J_t5_'r. _ zoin,2‘1st;"‘ `

‘_The Cup.ioitl;ife’

Vital Drama of _Nature

and Life, in’ "’ ~

5 Remarkable'-A__4!t9.i_ 5

“Jot” these datés.‘dowu in your da'te»__.boo_k,_ and say to yourself : I a_m going to see this feature

YOU’LL SEE.I'l`! _ '

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Kilim

"0 “ 'fl spitsni showing of High

Class Stoves and Ranges _

_ __ ____ _ styles in Stoves and Ranges. Fifty different _ ' iii _ kinds to choose-from. Our big experience 3 . ' in buying in this department enables us?-tb

stock the very best goods at lowest prices, _

We would be pleased to show you through.

Give us a call.

illustration.; .... ..

Look at this handsome steel- range, ;

Isnt it a beauty at the price ? The Britan- nia steel range as shown here has all the very latest features that go to make a first

'class range. Size no. 9 a 'large roomy oven, and top burnished so as you have no trouble in keeping it clean. Examine the

“Britannia” before purchas- " "

ing- Pricecomplete as per

-""""'FREE -“-1” |_Buy-Your Silver Moon Here 1 _ ' f__ ~

'0ur.sale of Silver Moon stoves so ` i ` .-

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Empire Lodge. No. 19, Knights ol’

Pythtas, last night entertained the brethren of the Order who have voi- unteered for service in the Second Siege Battery.

Brother lioy _Iiolmani Chancellor

(ioinniander, presided and was accom-

Oi' _music, recltations and addresses was gone through, contributed to by the_ following: Solos, Messrs. Robert

Messoé-vey, A. B. Gosh and Dr. E. E. Robin. ltecttations, Messrs. D. Ed- - gar Shaw, Irving Beers, Lieutenant Ritchie. Addresses, Maier Bartlett. Major Fullerton, D. D.: Col. Peake, Capt. W. Il. Prowse, »Col. Stewart; Quarter Master D. A.' Wedloclt, Ex- Msyor Rogers, Major C. ~1L. McKay_, Mr. S. A. McDonald 'and Rev._R. Wi Bennett. Lieut. chovorleio. D- Wrisht. Gunner Stone, Monctontwdllnner Pot- ter, Sprlnghtll~ Col; Davison, J-. H.

Williams and

During an

refreshments

most in ing was "Till We

Syne”

Lieut tained by

net which was

When

promptly.

WI!

L./ia . ' 'C

¢f"f1`51‘.`t"‘1

Delivery

` We will prepay the freight to any station in _ -P. E. Island on stoves $10.00 and over. This is a splendid offer consid- ering the very low prices.[Send in your or- der to us,” we will ship

_ "$335, 425, 5.00 `

far this season has surpassed our ex- ~

_ .1

pectation. We sell the New Barrel ttltlgijjt Johnson and Louisburg make which ‘ ` ’ .' _ are the finest made. Note the heavy

cast iron, i_1ic_ke1 plated _ern on top ' 5"/{t_..._.` _,___ _ of stove, this is a splendid improve-

3 if

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ment and adds to the appearance. y"'~“~""'~5i These stoves are of modem con- _ ‘E rf? _

struction emboding all latest im- ‘T

provements. They cost no more. Get

one today. Prices include first tee -

al"

$14.00, No. 11-$15.00,

' ‘jointofpipa,No.10New Silver Moon. gp, _

No. 12- _

l | $17.00, N0. is-$19.00. _

(Thr

Perfection 0il_ Heaters

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' This is_ zlhandy little heater to_ have in your home. You can carry it around ustqwhere you

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VCDD . _ _ ' Pficeb arelsowest

»S.tove._Store

mill

l pricgs. _

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