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Rcnic?;€s just arrived includ- ' ing?-

I /Jynimal Regulator '_

‘fPoultry Regulator

, fl Cal l" 'lionic

Cow 'I`onic

iiog Cholera Specific Ileavc and Cold Remedy

, Veterinary Colic Remedy `, \/Vornl Powder `

Gall Cure Hogg \\/orm Powder, -etc.

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CFN'I`R/\L DRUGSTORE.

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PRIIHIBIIIUMNSIEIIIIIIN I

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.S‘ir,~-In reading the Patriot oil the

other day I guw some questions asked

by Mr. l\’IcI.e'od. First he congra~ tulalcs the commissioners on their choice in appointing a Prosecutor for the city- hope it is so. and then tells what he and others suffered‘ [mm rum and believe it was so. Ho says that there is it case at Montague

» which the tine was not collected and

scents to a<~¢:ii.~:e Mr. Bruce lor not: collecting it. l saw tt lc-tier a few weeks ago t'1'i:<in Mr. Bruce stating tha; hc collected every case at Mon tague that hc had. so that he was not the'prosecutor that has this case, and he abate-s there is a line against that rum hole, that Mr. Bruce denies is at-

i his nose. it was before Mr, Bruce's

time and i heard it. stated that it was settled ihy the parties that had it

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How Much W h ole

Wheat do you eat? You have never thought much I about food. You have eaten `

What you liked Tegafdkss Of `some of those special trains coming

food value-and you. may continue to eat what you like but you are certain to like the foods that nourish' and strengthen ,if they arepre- pared in an appetizing way. Thousands now eat Shred-` ded Wheat Biscuit as a substitute for meat, eggs and potatoes and they have y learned many palatable ways in which to serve it. It is 100 per -cent. whole wheat. For any mealwith milk or cream, sliced peaches or other fruits. I ' _ ~Made in Canada. .

in hand at the time.lVir.McLeod seems

to be like c cat watching one mouse and another building a nest in his ear. lie was to the exhibition. and with other boys went to head of one of the wharve-e; ‘and saw 'liquor sold

there by the glass, flasks and bottles as fast as could ‘be handled, and`com- ing into the town saw it sold there in full blast and heard ' them say that there were old tines in town not col- lected, and that no\v that there was action taken against men that were fined once and twice and that it was made a first offence instead of second and third. New as Mr. McLeod seems well posited would he throw that nest out of his ear and let us know if such is the case. I have heard it stated that such is the case, and he will oblige.

l am Sir, etc., '

, DOROTHY.

(Patriot please copy.)

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AMERICAN PAIRIII

IIIIIS [IN IIAIIAN

(Canadian Press Depatch.)

WASHlNG'l‘ON, October li.-\’ic2~

Admiral Sirnls cooled the Navy Dc-_

partment to-day that an Anierican, pa- trol \c.~;.<.el on duty at night in the war cone had tired og. an Italian suhnlarlne wh ch failed to answer recognition signals, killing one otllcgf and one efu- ilsied man. _

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Classified ads, under this heud cost* FOR sALE_

one cent per word per insertion where, cash accompanies order, with mini- mum charge of 25 cents per Inser- ti0n. Count your words and save mon~ ey by remittlng with order. Stamps accepted. Ads. taken by phone orv sent by mail will be chargedlat 2e.‘ per word, to cover book-kteeping char-

‘ ges, stationery and postage On ac-

*FOR SALE-A FEW' KARAKULE

rnnm for breeding purposes, also u pure bred Persian ram. Herbert. Dinnis, Marsluleid. 560-10-10Mtllpd.

*FOR SALE-‘-GOOD FAMILY HORSE

color (seal 'brown) sound, and bro- ken to automobiles. Apply Box 200. 570-10-10M4i.

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,I Aolsmrs WANTED . AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

“the oldyreiiable Foothill Nurserig. es," We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest commissions paid; handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, To- ronto. Ont. 385-10-1ME27l.

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* MALE.

GIRL WANTED. AT ARLINGTON,

line-ii, or-mir door-ge street. I

378-10-i0M:llpfi.

WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR. general housework ill family oi three. Apply Mrs. Geo. Deiilois. G5 liillsboro St. 572-10-10Mtl.

*WANTED AT ONCE A SERVANT

maid. Wages $20.00 per month. Apply Mrs. Benj. Rogers, Sr. Fair- lmlm. i 529-10-8Mt.i.

_...__.___...___________._-____ ”WANTED- AT ONCE AN EX-

porienced saleslady for Drysoods store, none other necd apply. Give reference. A. B. Z., MontaS\\B-

528-10-8M10i.

HELP W AN TED-,-ill ALE.

*AN EXPERIENCED CLERK WITH

knowledge of Bookkeeping would like position in a store, country pre- farrcd, Apply Box 1l68 Montague.

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..__,______________.._ WANTED BY ISLAND STOCK

Breedin (‘n., Frenchrort. young

man or boy. Good' wuizee. D0"lN1“' cnt position. Apply P. A. Farfiir imrson, 260, Queen St. 541-10-SMEDI

LINE

§A\.E5MEN- EXCLUSIVE ffor city, town or country. Big earn

*FOR SALE»-PRIVATELY-HOUSE

hold furniture, practically new; also L. C. Smith Typewriter, No. 5 only used n. short time. Wilfrid Ken- nedy, Dr. Dewar's house, Soutm port. 551-10~10M3ip¢. y

HOLSTEIN BULL ..REG. NO. 20571

vcry line individual 4 years old. Bred from highest class stock, prize winner since first shown, highly commended by judge. Suro sire oi' large thrifty calves,nnd easy handled. C. F. Bovyer, George town. ' 533-10-1iM3lpd.

_, FARM FOR SALE: 192 ACRE FARM

situste ut Canoe Cove Lot 65 known as tha "McRae Farm" recently oc. cupied by Isabella Benner. Valuable

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ard, Solicitors, Charlotteown.

410-10-2M1mo

= , ' FOUND

farm, well watered, 'Good dwelling A house land outbulldings. immediate

ossession Apply to Gaudet & Haszy

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REPLY T0 CITIZEN

Sir:-In your issue ol The Evening V

Guardian, Oct. 3, appears a letter signed "Citizen." I _ think someone must have walked on his pet corn in

or going to the exhibition.

First and- foremost, sir, anyone who

makes such a sweeping accusation ag-

hinst our railwayl trainmen should come out in the open. In other wards. -sign his name. Ho must he ai little frightened ot the vary thing he claims is in 9. measure responsible for the evil of the present railway travelling.

-"public opinlon.”

it is altogether wrong to blame our railway tralnmen for a crush or t`or` delay in handling a crowded train auchl as we had on exhibition nights re- turning. in the first place, this is something that does not occur hut once or twicc in the year. that is., such u crowd in any one train. Sec-I bndly, to make a comparison with the mainland side, ze handling an excursion train is rank folly, and shows the person is not fully aware of what he is writing about. On the nmlnlund side in any one of the rail- ways they havo every facility for handling crowds of passengers, as it* is almost a daily occurrence. These trains are mostly passing through towns where an extrapassenger cur is almost always available, it too crowded, and where at the principal stations the services of a policeman can be procured,-for several if nec-

essary,-to look after the unruly.

Notwithstanding this fact, if “t'Iiti~

zen" had ever seen one of the lla"- vest Excursion trains on the mainland side composed of principally the some element who attend, those e3chlbi~ ‘tions, tea parties, and horse races, l don't think he would care to make any more comparisons, l want to say' befor( going any fuitlier. l hold no brief from the railway men to take their part. but it is like hitting a man with his hands tied. None oi' those men are in it position to defend themselv- es, though a great many of tlieiti are much more competent to do so thuni the writer. I have always received

the very best ol' treutincnt from our trainmen, and being in the most crowded train, which l believe wus on Thursday of Exliihition week, a train of sixteen cars loaded, with four men to handle it, I understand there were._over 1200 tickets taken, I I think those men did remarkably well ‘lf "Citizen" is not one of those men who take one sent.- wltll his wife, sister or d';tught- er in nn opposite one, and try to oc- cupy the four seats,-and if he will,‘ as I said before, come from under" cover, I hnveho doubt he will find some tminlnan \vho will attend to the matter ot' answering his letter.

There is always the right oi’ re<

port or appeal to the _higher auth- orities if those men are remiss in their duty, and if "Citizen" or any other one. is in the right “public op- inion" will be solid behind them.

I um, sir. etc.,

PETER J. sutoen.

Cape Wolfe, l‘.E.l.

SUIIIIESSIIII I BRIIISHIRAIIIS

(Canadian Press Despatch)

LONDON, Oct, 8.-The Germans

lmaderan attack last evening on Brit-

iish positions east of Ypres where the I British recently have made important advances. The war office reports that the enemy was repulsed. The state- iment follows: An infantry attack ¢I9V€|0D€fI against our positions east I Of POI!/H011 W00lL after thc enemy had ‘put down a heavy barrage ycsterliay._

int dusk on our front between llolle- beke and' Broodseindo. The attack iwas beaten off by our ilre. A few prisoners remained in our hands. We

successfully raided the enemy lines,` cast oi' Monchy last night.

SIIII, IilII_SSY. WAVY

25-cent bottle destro a donqnpff gmi

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Iirouno A .mcxscnaw actone- ‘ ing to an autonlobile.0wner can

have same by applying utousrd;

lan Office and paying for ad.

848-9-28Mtl'

WANTED.

.Y _

doubles beauty of your hails. ,. `

Within ten minutes after an appllif

_A cation of Danderlne you cup not. find

8. single trace'of daniiruff or falllnilt,

'_ hair and your scalp will not itch. but `whBt_ will please yen most will be lll'l9l‘ fl l'6W Weeks' 1 ‘, when you seq new hair. fine an` 'wny at first- ‘yes-hnl really lu-w .__._;--growing all

letter to "A" c|o Guardian.

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MlSOELLANEO_UR.

I WANTED- CLASS “A” FOXES T0

mnch. Terms on application hy ,muble-h, me beauty of rum, ham NON

I D““d°"I“° “nd °°"°f"lIY *IWW if

‘through your hair, taking one small

over the scalp. .

A little liandciinv \mnn»dint_ely

difference how dull. faded, hrlttln and

. H¢fI8sY. lust molsten n cloth with

,strand at s time. The effect is amaz-,

hcstnut St 469-10-4M8ipd

"WEBB MAKING D°N5 AT 73'wnvy, and have an iippearnnco of ab~';

ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and

Iundance; an incomparable lustre.soft»` ness and luxnriancs_ ,

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remlum and $36 in ouh Opportun

vlotnils. Foster Phonogrsph Co., Foster, Que. 582-10-llM2Ipd.

Get a 25-cent hottie of Knc'»lton’s,

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& I Furniture. Carpets, Linens, Curtains. Bedding, etc, etc:

Another Splendid List of A

Friday and

I Bargains

Wonderful

Saturday Bargains Which will Make our

Linen Dept. a busy Place

More and more people are finding out what a wonderful

place our big linen department 1s---

' -»-Wonderful for its values

l for its variet

-.Wonderfu y

Call and see us Friday and Saturday. You’Il I find bargains which in these days of high prices

will astonish you. If you can’t call mail your orders which will have our best attention.

‘ Money refunded if not satisfactory.

., one nozsn oNt_v AT'

$2.15

34 inch English Longcloth

10 yards for95c,

Every housewife on P. E. I. would gladly buy a ten

yard length of this cotton if it could be placed before her.

p Our price is considerably less than asked by fthe factory

today. Limit, 10 yds. toeach customer.

LINEN TOWELS AT 35c pr.-WORTH, 45c

_ ¢ _ ' I _ __ dozen only Linen 'I`owels,¢18 rg 38 inch-Nice quality

Cheap at 45c per yard. Friday and Saturday per pair 35c

We;

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Lace bedspreads worth $2.00 Bureau scarf to match worth 50c Pair Shams to match worth 1.00

This i $2 35 Set " °

We have onlya few sets left and

cannot secureiany more. This isa splendid bargain. Don't fail to see it.

20 inch 'plain lace edge Centers Worth. 65 each. 35C

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' Nottingham Lace Curtains-3 yds. long. 'Genuine II' English Make-Pretty lace design-Wonderful value at .our special price for Friday and Saturday Worth $2.35 per pai-r ......................... ............... .............. ._ $1.79 `{

-American Scum Curtains-Bought before prices'

advanced and realiyremarkable value at the price- 2 1-2 yds. long- Pretty lace edge-Nice quality Scrim-Fifty pairs only on sale Friday and Saturday at per pair .98c

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Cushion Cases dark crash

Emb’ed in colors special20cj

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Danderine from any drug store or toil; et- counter, and prove that your hair

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,mga 8“m_amBed_ permanent 311. ity to clear several hundred dollars lg as pretty and so us any-that it

yen? `}obI"`Ef§ difperience 'rleE'8s'!liry Write Luke Brothers. l.t¢l.. Mont-‘I rent 503-10-6MEiii _

-< 1 `y;¢,¢m.e' `¢h,.|,m,,_¢"j 'W§{¢§ `dq}‘¢W (bf had been negl!f!Ii8d“lII"`ililul'6H h'y care-

less treatment-that‘s all--you surely can have beautiful l\alr‘und lots- of it lf you will just try 5 little Dnnderlnop

3 Drawer

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Dressers

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Well made solid hard- ' T ‘ -' »_wood Dresser--3 large

g E* W I drawers with-'brass pulis-- “"’ "'”"-1'-"'15 125: 18 Mirror-well finish-

I 15'., ed lock on ‘ top drawer; ft ` E" Complete with cast0rs7.89

Round T op--Pedestal Style _Extension Table »

$12.50 `

If you want a moe new'Dining Table, here

is an opportunity to secure one offtiie latest style a a var ilow‘_'price. ‘ Made' of 'solid i-lardwoocl

C Y beautifully finished in rich surface Oak.

42-x 42 ineh..sxtend§ 6 feet. ._ _ ._.~._12f.;5_o snr-.encsuifs son 1'rm._.stssm\rsn »“--‘os1~ssMo,oR" M's1T3*R55S~$1s

Quality Furniture at ’ I

Rock Bottom Prices

The Celebrated 25 year Guaranteed “Hercules” Bed Springs $5.50

We cannot recommend these too strongly_

They will give absolute satisfaction. All sizes in stock ...... . .............. ............ _.$5.50 Cheaper Springs at $2.b0, 3.25, 4,00

B a onlinr

$10.50.

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§ $3* iii an 55;?

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f Here’s a splendid value in a strong iron_ 'bed

beautifully white enameled and fitted with brass caps and castors together with a strong reinforced woven wire spring to fit and a loose top mattress covered with fancy art ticking compmre our price with thelowest you can find. Outfitcomp‘e‘e.`$_1._0_-50

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