f ooroissn io, 1914.

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be obtained in Sourls at M. A. 'Pao-- for carriage stallion regisieredi

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KATE McLEAN, MiI..LlNER,`Reid. Victoria Cross. In the class

M°ntBS\l9. Will be at Moore's Store, for Eldon. 'i‘hursday._ October the isnt, prize was credited ie David neiii, with fall mllllnery. 5993-10-10me1i Roi

.*0NE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this coi-

ii. Cash must accompany order.

.*coRnEc1'io~.-_ni the recent, getown prize list the first prize

credited to David Wright, Mon~

tague and should have been David

ClYd6S<l\1|G 01' Percheron the

lo Bay, and should have been

_ \ I ` superb collection,which this establishment I"II"" Q .

has to cffer.

num pieces, awaiting your inspection.

W. W.

Wellner

Estab. 1868 The Leading Jewellers

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Flawless stones in pure white and blue white_

perfectly cut-mounted in exclusive gold and plan.

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recent exhibition the lst and 3rd prize for a shorthorn cow was won by Mr.~ Fablen Howlett and the second prize won by Mr. J. A. Fraser East

rm David Reid, Victoria Cross first and

..*80UR|S EXHIBITION.-~ At the second prizes.

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Roots, dull kid lop. medium to 1 d heel stylish and serviceable

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You are offered big $4.00 value in these Queen

Quality Boots. They are the standard for good

material, good workmanship, good fit and finish;

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lioots, black cloth top. nice med- ium heel and toe-~-n smart stylish moiici. l'ricc .- .~--$1.00

Women`s Gun bietal ll ;:pne‘l

lloots.dressy, dull kid to tticely fashioned and finished. ,rubs

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. PARISIAN MILLINERS

~ FLEE 1-9 NEW YORK iron has been used for H long time

-...___ may he removed at once if it is puss-

Tlie Paris niillincrs :ind dress- Ed tW0 01" UIPEB UYUPB OW-‘T the Bolt

makers have settled the question as on the board. to whether America is to be thc When scraping new potatoes put a lieadquarters for fnsliioiis. ’1‘lieyihandfn1 of salt in the water, and you have emigrated to New York and will find they dg not take so much

Zixrvvenialgeagy cstsblislied in a.Fifth scraping, and win not inscoior the

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One of the leading inilliiierv creat hands' Also to take tht blackness 8'

Om of mme who have alreahv m__ way and render theiii ;'..hlte_and flou-

_ rived in New York is Mine. Slmonejry’ put a tablesplwnfu qt vinegar m` whose Paris establishments were t" the mn hem” stmimng them' visited annually by thousands of* If you mtcnd lefwing home for ”` Americziii women. One of the bombsifew days and Wish to keep Your that whirled over Paris in advance of Palms and Other Plmlts Well Wafefell the iipproacliliig Germans fell in the llllfluli Y0\1l‘ HUHCHCC. take ll tub and Place Gailloil. just Opposite Mme get as many bricksas you have pots Simone's establishment. ,About the'to place in the tub. (‘ovor the bricks some time the exodus of French wo- with water, and the plants placed men °f fashion from PWIS begiill. on them driiw all the iiioisture they

‘ A and Mine. Simone decided that Par-,require and imep in good condmom

_ _ is was iieitlier _the place for niillin-,, Mildew stains are 5,-,,neumes H

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Your Xmas Photos

Nothing will be more ac-

ceptable as an Xmas gift to your absent friends than a photo. A splendid range _of appropriate mounts on dis- p ay. i

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For a Good Photo

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A. E. Lyon--isiuiiio

Finest work, moderate Drice.‘.

and would like to renovate that room you overlooked earlier in

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Home Decorating

You cant be comfortable at

home with dingy walls and ceil- ings, any more than you could with shabby clothes in public.

We are Painters and Decorators

Personal attention ftiven to._| Amaicui’sWcrk `

HAVE YOUR XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS _Taken Now and

Save Worry. '

BAYER STUDIO Telephone 192-J

Coal Coal ,

prioaching you should see to it that you_ have a good stock of coal laid in for the winter. ._

We have a supply Of excellellf

i f c lnow on hand. Suit

ghllal fdrobogiaestic and steam_ our I poses, and have cargoes arnvin ,1 almost' daily by Steamer 3” schooners. l H hu The Schooner GladYS B-“QM den" is _now on WHY f'°“}‘l ciite

York ‘with a cargo of Ant F31

Coal. If you re uire any limdly lend us your order and satlsfact ory delivery will be_made] fvrvggr;

vessel whil_edischar8m8 at °

possible prices.

BimtainBell&C0

Whdesale & Retail Coal DHHICYS smu_,Daminion‘ C°=l C°- Ltd

the season.

The .island City Painting Co

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Phone 280~L

203 Kent Street

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

n a few days per

As the cold weather is ap- Schooner “A n nie . E. Mcxinnon

arcia. 500 Tons b e s t uality of Hard Coal

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5 ii Stove and Chest Inut sizes.

Customers will lease book their

grders so as the Coal

cal? be delivered W _

ilst vessel is dis

charging. U. Lyons 8|. llii

I I ()Fl"l(‘l~Z }{4)Ull.~‘..~-12 to_3 daily. Fcesfii ad- vanc:. At Office or Residence---$5.00. l`reat- I ment Monthly---$100 L0

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Husband is at The Front

Mme. _ Sinioiies liusiiiinil, Capt.

Guerin, is serving in the French

dren were sent by Mine. Simone to Dluvvsofsaftity at Penn, in the south Of FNIHCC. before sho left the coun- try. Efforts are now being made to induce hcr in addition to designing inillinory creations during her so- .lourii in New York' to give lectures on the art of drcssmnking at Col- umbia University, tho Pratt Insti- tute untl other liistltnifons. simllsir to those given on ilrossmaklniz bv Paul Poirot and Jacques Worth while they were visiting in the States.

Two other French nilllliiery nrt-

lstes who. likc Mme. Simone, have gone to the American metropolis to resume a trade destroyed in their home city by the war and to earn .a livelihood while their men rela- tives are fighting nt the front, are Mme. Jeanne Gillis, who was prom- lere designer with Doucet. iii the Rue do la. Paix, and Mile. Rosa Weran- 83'. premiere with Mme. Georgette, Mme. Gillis has a lirotlicr in the F i- ~»‘!i army, who was stationed at

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Prliicc Street School 'I`on<:liers'

Contributions to Army Field Service

nAY,over with olive oil and finish with L,

‘clean chamois leather.

On the afternoon of '1`hanksg'vin ‘Wt

day (Monday) the Connaught; ang starch. This keeps the garments il Saint Duustans will meet on the gi-id g°°d °°l°'~ ‘

iron for the first football game of If the season. The see e f th "9" win be the A. A. .»i. rgreiinaseiiifidmll mst". "8" be """°"‘*‘l if it Small ,is intended tg start the match in quantity o! cold water be put into '4-3U P- m. sharp so that it will be the °t'

concluded before the cool of the ~even- T0 ing. Tin; college boys, have been proc- |25:

ising snce the opening of the Ir- ggitution and in consequence 8 reall; ‘saturate pieces of rag with paraflin good team has been shaped up; the *md

Connauglits have some excellent mn- _ ml d th _ ht d f te;-ini that ought to' d no doubtiis p ac=_ on e rig si e o the will, make up avec;-0ngant¢m,,_ Thelclotli, directly under the button, the games between the” teams met yearlthtrlead will he less lil-rely to break were exceptionally interesting and, all

as will he remembered neither side wlzlf "°l'f‘“l'J 3" l°“l=T°"- 1 1 could get the advantage i i ts, 0 9 me, M0” 1“`°l’e" Y» 3 WWE and in View of mis the ggmgo non place it rind down, and do not ut-I Monday is bound to be very intemsbitempt to cut through the rind. When ing. A pleasing and novel you have the desired number of slices feature will be the rendition of a pro- ‘SUP file lffllfe Under th!-‘m and cut

grail, of énugic by one of me bands tliem tfrop of the ‘i~,i1iid, keeping as Of he Ci Y which the band is doin ‘C059 0 ' as P0551 e- free of charge on account of the ang Often when separating the white

agp being got up for the Patriotic lfrom- the yiolk of ,itin egguthe yolk be.

- """*_; Fun¢1_ the fun proceeds f 25 e t >con:.ei-i bro en an u s into che

ticket being for phi., mg-p0se_c BSL; white, llip a cloth in warm water, unprecedented inducements should be “fini-7 it dry- a"d touch the Yom

__ the means of bringing to the AA. With ii corner of it, when the latter

.-\. A. Grounds on Monday 8 record ,will adhere to the cloth and may attendance. 'easily he removed.~

Army ut thc front. Their Iwo chil-

` (London Tit-Bits)

If B gloss is desired on linen add. a tesspoonfui of salt to the starch- whcn making.

To polish a black marble clock rub

hen Btarchiug holliiud pinafores a little strong tea into the

ten should boil by being put too the fire While infusing the bitter

D rid a cupboard of biackbcctlcs

e some paraliln in an old jar, stand it in the cupboard. Also

lay them about the floor. sewing on buttons, if the knot

become loosened, and the button

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DOMINION '

TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpetual Trustee" Paid up Capital and Sur-

Elus over $3,000,000 acts as xecutor Trustee under will. as Trustee for Bond- holders of Deeds of Trust

Rents boxes in safe de-

poist vaults --Acts as Agents

for Fire and Casualty ln~ surance Companies- ffers investments in guaranteed first Mortgage, yielding 5 ' p. c. and in Municipal De-

bentures yielding 6 p c.

Maintains oflices in Mont-

real, St. john, Halifax, Win- nipeg, Regina, Cal ary, Vic- toria, Vancouvenblew West- minister, Nanaimo, London, England and Antwerp, Bel- gium. .

DOMINION .

TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpetual Trustee”

I Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Ii. ironing ‘it is advisable to keep 8

small board sprinkled 'with salt and wiiter by the side of the table. The roughness often noticeable when an

Icult to remove unless you know just thc right Way. lliib a little soap ov- er the mildew spots, :ind on top of this a. little chalk and leiiion juice. If the garment is then put'in the sun for ii Couple of hours and afterwards ' ‘washed in the usual way the spots ,will disappear.-

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Hair Grow

WOMAN WITH l\l.\l€Vl<]LOUSLY, BEAUTIFUL HAIR (LIVES .\`Ii\l~ .l‘Ll‘1 HOME Pl{ES(7RIP'I‘I()N WHICH SUE USED WITH

RESULTS.

I wus greatly troubled with dand-

rufi and falling hair. I tried many advertised .hair preparations and vm. ious prescriptions, hut they all sig- Hally failed; many of them made my S hair greasy so it wns impossible to 3 comb it or do it up properly. I think - that many of,the things I tried were l positively injurious and from my own experience I cannot too strongly mu- _

Ilul novcr liiwiiiiiezl ilislioiiorcfl ll'Jl1\ The limo has como to iigiil!!

“Send me the men from ilic South-

MOST REMAIII/(ABLE 0

sale here Saturday at l2c yd. Moore & Mcleod 5997-IO-10M li

nto the advertising at all. Moore 8: McLeod. 5997-IO-1OM1l ;

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One of the largest stocks in the city all sizes and

_ qualities.

We have placed on our front counter about 140 pieces,

balance discontinued lines, at the following cut prices. Children’s size 2 280 for 22c

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Womens size 24 & 35 29c for 25c

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Stanley Bros

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"'°`Ti-is i-ioMEi.ANo's cAi.i_

(By lloiinlil Mcilusliill in l\liiirli~uii’s Magazine for (iclobcr, iiilli

Hearken, ye wliclps of' the Lion!!! Stir ye, awake i'rt;|u your rlrciiiii; I-lark to thc worlll-lliiiig clinllt-iigu, List to the eagles screiiiii: Tlirowii in thc ti.-eili of thc notions Terrililc; iiioiiairiiig; grim;

Hear _ve the words oi' ilcfiiiiice,

llurlod to tho Eiiipiics rim?

"Stand from this piitli of my isoiilli-

erii iiizito,

Staind usiilv lcsl ye lic too lute

Anti i tour iiive limb l`i'oin limb."

I-Iearkcii, _vc wliiiips of tho Lion,

Hear yi: his iirroguiii. i‘i'_\".’

"Wlierc is there one to ilarfi nic,

One \vlin'll do lnitilc iiiiil ilio? Fear l ilic liciir iliiit wus roiiiiiiorifil, (`!o\\'eil by the .sinzill _v0ll<ii'.' iiiiiii? Heed l ilic sqiiuiiks of :ui iipstiirl

I ground iii liic ilnsi oi’ Eii~iliiii'.’

Who tiillis to nie oi' Lliv I.i<ii\`s

sway?

A lioirs ciilif; iiiuy lic virgins prey!

Anil iiicriry is iioiio of iiiy pliiii."

Hrarkeii, ye ivlivlps oi' ilic l»l'.‘ll.

\’Vliat says ili_\' iiii\Lliiii"s roiiri'

“Who is this 'l`\>iitou lioaislei'

To prate sv loud of iviir?

Long liiivc I li-iislwil my iiiiglit Long linvo llciislicil my niiglit

itisc `tlii=.ii yo wliclpr. of iiiv. l.ii>i

l>i‘i‘i,>il.

Thy moilicr‘s cull is the lihiipiri

iiocil

Anil battle for tlic right!!! v

orii (‘i'o.ss

Eager to ilu tliirir part: Send mc my sons froiii the friiztrii

iiorlli.

Men of tlire iiiiglily lioiiri. Give inc the mi-ii l`r<;iii thi' siiii-li;ik~

oil vcliil.

Bred to thc i'iilc's i-racii: Send nic ulikt- both rich iiiiil pooi‘; No four that incn I'll lack;

Making one cause with my sons

at liiiinc,

Wiirriiii; on liiiiil <11' on suit Si-ii

ioiiiii.

To ilulit for the l'iiioii .lurl-:."

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“A lot of print cottons -~ preli- nes, worth I5 cents per yard on

“See our ad for bargains for alurilay-then come to the store ` nd find scores that did not get

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Holland Bulbs

Our Shipziicrit of Dutch Bulbs have arrived :ind arc

opened up

For indoor and Outdoor Culture

Our Bulbs are imported DIRECT FROM IIOLLAND.

No iifiii in Canada can buy better Bulbs, nor can buy clieapcr. We have cut our profits down to lowest ebb, in order to encourage tlic growili in House and Garden of these beautiful Flowers; we sell Bulbs cheaper than any other reputable firm in' Canada. - uni'Bulbs sent to any address, Postage Paid, on receipt of price.

Extra Fine Named Hyacinlhs

large Sclccled Bulbs of the Best Sotfs for Culture in Glasses Pots or Boxes, or the Garden

Tulips

We have a large range of beautiful colors in named

varieties; extra large Bulbs. `

True Bermuda Easter lily, Chinese Sacred Lily, Narcis-

sus, Freesia, Crocus, Daffodils.

Our Bulbs are strictly nrst quality in size and color.

Get a copy of our Bulb Catalogue, send your name on a post card for copy.

Carter & Co., Seedsmen

Importers of Seeds, Bulbs. Etc. Phone 70

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longer, it will not right itsclfliut will hi»_i;i'o\~ii.~;;' more serious every day. The liciiltli of yourself and family are in danger.

_ Better call 393]. We will ri-uiiilyihc trouble

quickly, ziccurately fin :it si moclrwziic i'>i'i/‘0.

Now is the time to have your faulty plumli-

ing corrected. There is no use in delayiirig it any

ed H .Trainor ".§’.i’t‘3§.°.i.‘:.'l‘2_“‘°

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tion you agaiinst using preparations containing viuod alcohol and othei

mi lang list of failures, I finally found a simple prescription which I

___ .se--gf-..; i;i.-fan _--A Bargain in a Guaranteed

Fund. con iinliesitat-inrly state is hevond . . The Chance of a Life time

J. D. Seaman Annie S. McDonald Annie M. Giirdliior Carrie Haslani Bernice Norton A. A. Wadmaii G. S. McDonald

£00 so I iooI

L. K. Scott

M. J. Irving 5 00

.tained wonderful effects therefrom. It

not only is a. powerful stimulant to the growth of the hair to its natural color, but is as equally good for re- moving dandruil, giving the hiiir life and lirilliancy, etc., and for the pur-

Annie Watson

pose of keeping the sciilp in first-

in order to clear out the few engines remaining in stock

have reduced the price to cost. You will appreciate this buying

400 10

Total $53,00

The patrons of Kinkora Dairying

Association and the members of Kin- kora congregation have contributed $118.50 worth of cheese towards the Belgian Relief Fund; while Rev. J. C. McLean has sent in I0 boxes of cheese from Morell. and Rev. J. J. McDonald, Kinliora, 11 boxes of butter. The people of the same parish. in the Newtown district, have sent in a large quantity of clothing. as have also the people of Murray Harbour, the later also contributing money. '

Father Arsenault, in behalf of the

people oi' Mount Carniel, has also nent ln a large quantity of clothing and bedding, and Summerside a full car- load of clothing. Other districts that have contributed largely in clothing are Lot 8. North Rustico and Mount Albion. '

. “Do you want an oilclotli to no

under your stove I Got one at th all Ofliltlotlil Slhrllly. Milli U

le Lead 5997~10-1OM1i

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class condition. It also miikcs the hair easier to comb und arrange in nice form. I have ii friend who uscil it two months and during that time it has not only stopped the falling oi his hair and wonderiully increased its growth, but it practically restor- ed all of his hnlr to its natural col- or. You can obtain the ingredients for making this wonderful preparat- ion from iilrizost any druggist. The prescription is as follower

llay Rum, 6 oz.; ‘llenthol Crystals, | drachm; Im-ann de Compo:-ree, 2 oz. Il you like it perfumed add 1 drachm of your favorite perfume. 'i`bis,,however, is not necessary. Ap- ply night and morning; rnh thorough- ly into the scalp.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Good wor_k, prompt delivery

moderate prices

THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS I

opportunity all the more when we tell you that this line is the

celebrated WOODPECKER ENGINES. They’re simple--strong-- reliable-economical-they are guaranteed. There are both 4 and 6 h._ p. in stock at present, but if you wish to take advantage of the

` offer you must act quickly-ACT NOW.

Included in the equipment is platform, gasoline tank, batteries

cooler, oil can, set of wrenches and printed instructions-all ready to do the work of ten men.

Don’t fail to see them, or you will be disappointed. If you can-

not call, write or phone us.

A. PICK ARD & co. ..$;.‘3i.*.l~..‘2.P.f.‘.!;‘i’i.‘I’..._

5958-10-3.\l ihsElti\2\\' ii s.

Picture framing dept. in connection I eta ~ ‘vial on

siiioo cmiiihi tn; mon ...onasriiii rains' in; to secure a Reliable Engine 3133 f§'§ frills. Ill-2 ill; §§;'i‘ii', Sli tif- at ‘"1 Exfffmfly 1-0"’ Pl'i¢¢