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T E ISTERN GU lllN

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THE PRACTICAL USE OF SILVER and its rman

OUR SILVERWARE DISPLAY is one of the special

features of this store-and one of special interest to those who seek the exclusive pattems_at_ moderate prices.

We cc nsider it a leas t sh* d"VVVVV

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ence--Vrnakes it an appropriate and lasting gift pfeorever appreciated.

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line is complete

il-ll-: cool( siuliifi /

for the Xmas trade ready for you to inspect.

vlslr oulz srupio Bayer Photographer

I Phone l92-J l

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For a Gootl_ Photo

V -visit 'l’.ll¢--

A. E. Ly0n--studio

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateur’sWork

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Aqulri, ilpoos ll (Pure Bred Certificate A. 16) Winning Race Record 2.27 1-4.

The Richest Bred Stallion on P. E. I. A ninbred Electioneer. A great colt trotter, and sire of colt trot- ters. Season of 1914. Fee $15.00. J. M. NICHOLSON, D. V. D.

202 Kent Street

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. . Allan McAdam, Bear River, was to ‘ S ll l_ L55; M l ,l Ml » ._ Schggl Su

Christmas mounts while the R\->_&»_,;_;,_ // _nn wednesday with n lona ci §v‘§f§r‘;Yl_';“:l‘;;l';§r;fl";‘;‘;;}§_:;°§:_ l,‘fc_§’,f’2; L __l_, l,l§§§l‘(§§l,§l_l_ 2l’§,‘_‘ll'(l“;$l}__’§",‘_ cts MATP

_, - (lay evell;llg__o ; .ower oiitzigue Scliool, il; frnnl 5

, - AusrnAl.lAN cnors surrsn -- 2 f. 1 f ' = plc. ':

._ 1" AUTOMUBU-ES NOW ' FROM DROUGH1-_ D J Stewart, r.; (`llarles I.liiidl'y , 2; "

,if-5-_ s USED IN FOOTBALL. _____ Mrs J Wightnlan, 2; Winnie O‘<‘ol1llor, 400 Seats at F

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_ _ _» ___ _ lONl)ON_ 0 l__ 22__l C _qu llc 251., Mrs Iliilip liougere, Lic, Allral-

-,_> NEW rom-1, oct. 22.-1- oothnll has ol ilu, dlsumolfs el.lec,l,“p,,§’,l‘§fede ,,§ hnni Jnclrnlnn. 501-; ii Tnylhr, not-; 1-:

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l We have our mounti® ._-5

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This beautiful line of Satin

Pumps for women, were de- signed tc fit and give perfect comfort to the-feet, wear and look well.

Made by expert Switzer-

land shoemakers,from black, white, pink, blue and yellow, native satin material. Each pair has a neat bow, same color and meterial as pumps.

These pumps are very

stylish, and appropriate for evening wear-a great value at $3.50 per pair.

Alley Co.

taken in the automobile. Coach lrvine of the U. S. C. freshman squad, has discovered that a motor car makes an excellent charging machine, and is al- so a handy thing to have about the field.

Don Smith drove out to Bovard field

Friday night to watch Ralph Glaze put his 'varsity men through the final paces. While the 'varsity men were working the freshmen were taking thc kinks out under Coach Irvine. and Don persuaded the peppery little coach to allow his roadster on the field.

Taking the centre, guards and tac-

kles of the freshmen line, Irvine lined the ruslicrs ilp and had them charge the car. The coach took the wheel, and with the car running on the low, charged the freshmen line. It was more sport than benefit for the fresh- men; but it showed great possibilities. With a bumper widened and properly padded, the coach would be able to sit at the wheel and direct the charg- ing practice of 11 large squad of line- men.

It is an easy matter to control the

car with the hand throttle and brake, and lrvinegot a lot of work out of his boys, although it was mostly play. Witll a modern car it is an easy mat- ter to make quick stops and fast get- aways, so Irvine proposes to have Ralph Glaze, the 'varsity coach, take a

The Shoe Men machine next week and drive his Tro-

jan eleven up and down the field in signal practice.

The players also were made to dive

for the ball under the fender, which

lyljjjj/f[’_`\\\\\\\\\'[[[[If§ was dangerous, but productive of re- , Mr. Farmer

Do not forget to our fish supplies fr s. We can assure fentire satisfaction s line

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sults.

It was Irvine who last spring rigged

the automobile tackling dummy for the U. S. C. boys during spring prac- tice, and with his motor car charging machine, the freshman coach believes he has something soft for coaches, but a real work producer for the foot- ball squad.

Ch’town Fish Supply Co. '-ABRA°g2c§l§/'éE§"§°'-K T°

Phone 317? 40-].Grafton Co

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sr .ioi~iN's_N`iitiV 01: 22-'rhc

Charlottetown. P. EJ- a\\\u~v/I/lllllirnavl/////2 fisher folk or Lébrndfii. racing it hard

winter as a result of the short catch

- - n__;g of cod during the present season, will

one cent no matter how the price oes up. and We have some ine ones t o choose from made by the leiidlng watchmakers of the world. We are not de_iJ€_I1d€Uf 0"

“wireless” i_n timing _0.\1f watches having 3 Tfanslt ln'

be aided by the Newfoundland Govern- ment Effort also will be made to

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||'“°"‘ P - Home Decorating :seas.‘;.2‘.";‘f:.;i;.i“.;.;; 2:11221;

e along the coast. It was announced

to-day that during the remaining five

0111' PI'_€S¢0f Stock. l You cant be comfortable at nr slr weeks in which hnhrnanr will

W8llCl'i€S Will 110i be 1’21lS€d home with dingy walls and ¢e|1. he accessable to shipping. the Govern-

ment mail boat would make two trips,

lI‘|gS, any ITl0I'e than You Cglllld one to the northern and one to the

' ' u |¢_ southern section, carrying a stock

with Shabby clothes In D of food-stuffs. Special arrangements

We arepalntel-5andDe¢0[atgf3 have been made by the Government

for the treatment of berl~bcrl patients

and would like to renovate_ that ln l,,,,,,,,,,,l,, ;,, ,ms Cl., room you overlooked earllerln

the season. fnunalnrln.

strurnent, ship's chronometh er, and o_ne of the finest reg- ulators in Canada for that

"”Ei“w. Taylor

The Disease is Through Now-

pnrts of Newfoundland, as well as ln Llbrador In u letter ust received

P11059 280'L The disease has appeared in various

The

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here Dr W. T, Grenfell. the Labrador

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bland Citi Painting C0. f.f‘.i.“'.‘.;‘;.:.‘.;;‘°.'.‘.;;l.~..ali .‘.';1‘.t..::°1;

*T#'§, TV . _ X ;V"`_'V'V'V""""'"'*""“"f-1”'~~"`~`~"’f~`~’~'~'~"`-" '~' 'ff-"`-`--1~"~'-"’-"""" "1'"’"“~'~~~'-'f-'ff~`-'~`- lel Bell ;rls_;_$2 _frrénl Elnii a “Frank_

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.` _ ..~l'r imvsto lilly in thin Province . 'onli csN1' pci- worn cacn in- S,‘;°,§§§',_ 3, ‘l,§§,,,,g,f,‘f,"§{;,,,,,.,j"’,‘f,,'}`,l Right nn Line -with the Best

__ v ig" K \l) '-1-' IBYUDD ‘of -“V3|'u.i|l§ lll tml 3101' ‘Al B _ 2_50- “Inf l M L _ 2; _ _ . _ ___ _____ ________

-,-` ,-1 _ \.`\ fi. ..°1'.eonooN lvss in anal-alan nnin. cnnh must accompany nl-der. S,,‘§fl‘,,,,",{,”,§_’,,,,;,,,_'2, ,{,‘§,‘, C°,,,§f,f‘ 2; 1 r --

, , Amelia c lvl tinnnhl, 1; Frca still- f h '

VVAV V 'V V VV ' '.(/ 1-H W "'THE BAZAQF slr( St Mary B Con' man, 750 l‘{cingsboro School East t Episode of f " - " E “'°RN'N° °““‘m“ “U "°“*- 3°“"l°' W’ ‘“ ° Pm” °“ 0°* Bnltl 150 from Mlilcovc .lone h

_ S 11 V e 1' W 1’ Q _ h ' V he tlhtninea in snnrin nt ir. A. ran zsth and zath. clsV1-10-zarnzi ' D;,,,,§§2,'VD§,,, ,,,,,N,,,,_,;i,,,,,‘,, ,V,,,g,,§,,_ The Dgllay Mystery

A qust I. _ ~--- _

_-" ` V --"-ATE W D- R- FRASER--The il'n,?tiiicli(icgi»cnIn1iiVhi>bl2itiiiiméilciiiin 1 N T W 0 R E E L S

..*PRECAUTl0N. - Mr. .W. J. residents of Montague were pained ` . 'ld S

Dingwell, funeral director. Souris. yesterday afternoon to hear of the §_?(l?°gl,llf?lZllll(fa§(,i,l§,l:,¥l_ l_;‘5;t;hC ghlllféf ‘l was to North Lake recently, where death of one of their promising young Lean Canllgall North l. Central R0y_ he fumigated the school house and doctors ln the PBFBDII of Dr D. Roy ally Scllool_ 240; l~l.0m Celllral Roy. the residence of Mr. McLaren. This _Fraser He had been ailing for about ally; An McKay Central Royalty 15. , wus a wise precaution for _the people two months. Dr Fraser was born ill Vlclol. 5lll,_w_ 5; 'Mules Sham 5; 'G95 A MOTOY B02ilZl of this district to take as scarlet fev- Montague about thirty-live years ago. Tweeqy_ 5l Laurence Stcwal-t_ gl W ' ' _

er has been prevalent in the district. and was a son of the late Charles H Roberts 2. A F MCR” 2. T lr -The Lady Sybil docked _ln _Souris at Fraser. During the eight years which Cullen 2. lvlcllae 2. Rod lvlagllesoll

p ure 9 QW ygu our ggo S_ five p. m. Thursday after _a rather he practiced his profession in Mon- 2; W'l.l'Smllll_ 2;' _fosellll Sllllw_ 2;’

._ _rough trip from the Magdalen Is- tzgue-he become very popular, enjoy- prallk lr0lrel,_ l. llevl Gallant 25;..

W W' r lands. Her cargo was light.--A large ing ii large practice. He leaves to _ypwellge 50,.. from Celllrallhlyaltvf

0 o e number of fishing vessels sought mourn a. wife and three small child- Charles lvicAla'lm»_ ll Slepllell Dég.

_ shelter in Sourls Harbor durihg the ren, to whom the Guardian extends Roche l. Fldele Arsemlull 500. ll G

ESCRT). The Leading Jéwellerg recent storm.-° sincere sympathy. The funeral takes MCL,"-'ellf 1; llecwl. Mllllae’ l. Edwin

' _ _ -1- _ place on Sunday afternoon from the Halllbllh 1; G (look ll Jmlles' llopen ,

V f' in -*SOURIS-Mr George MCP\l99. Presbyterian Church. Montague, ser 1 Jollll T (~ll0wel.l_l A F Mmlllmll

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.\ll.,__l_l._. _\ \ _ / 1 ,._ 6;. p _ 9 l_l_;>_ck l?__;i_rro, \_'_l_e;g_c_;i__So;_l'g__o2__We§i_i:_<:_Sl_ _vice commencing at _2 p.m. l; ll-rlell_ll_ ll Wm llmZll_ 250; Cleve_

_;,,;;;g';;;,.}3 ' ~- ~ r --- an Ito crts. 1; Jas Duffy, 1; Donald

_ _ '_ _ _ _ __ ______ ‘_ Barra' lmld U business trip tioisourtls McMillan, 1; Mr gm] Mrs A I) ]_)llc]le. l1`..'.", . ,. . .Q . V " ’ -'--`-~ - --1-1'-'-`-222'1_-£ °1\W€dl1€Sd8Y- AIUOUE the V.B.i0!B,-.0 . _ . ____ lnln, 2; East Royalty School, 1.2.1; f ..~:.f.1nm.v.¢-.<e,Mn+Qrl w+@f§asmMvnva“ Souris on Tuesday was Mr. Angus J. ,Mr John McDmml_l_ Clear fl-Om East Royally. _l ll All,ll.€,“,>_ l5

._ . _ - M-D la.n it .1/l.'rhon1nn -~ ‘ .' , _;_`.i 66 " ’ 77

' - ==-- Mf-»?»33--- -if-'-1-3-‘F-» 5-- ---°--= §.‘."11.;.i1.‘:.“.‘3f-““°‘“e“ 1° TfaPPed I” A fofset F1”

those who visited Sourls on Tuesday. ' ME l _ 50.. . _ . ~ ‘ _. .

T Hon' Charles Dammi Tlgnlshi was 3' ¢Ml- Edward- Bllgher C1 ALAul?ii)Vllll‘esV 2(4'V aol: Another picture

_ t passenger to Charlottetown Wednes- " ' 5' ea' W l> - ' ’,-. . " . I t T _ d l l l S l Springs, was a visitor to Sourls, on m Hlfldge- -1. Prnllk RODGP. -i. 0

/ d ~ t Ch - \ ‘ HY morn ng. return ng rom 0111' B. -l-ll“l.sday___¢ Wnl Connolly, 1; Gordon liuntuiii, 2;

See OUT am Y i'lSiI1'13S .‘»'- where he attended a farmer s meeting Herbert Love 5. Mrs ll E Gumev 1. »

m°“n.tSf they are the most . ., 1 ".“ T“°“““” °"°“‘“g' '§hl° Umfllght' ..*Mr.. .i. Adams ni the central George Harper. rl; Stcpln-n ltciierf 22 M t'

beautlful we 1-laveever been 1 _ (,apga_in Bushe5_;_,_ argive n _por r__c_>_m Experlmemal Fal,m_ Ouawm was ,_ John E Holmes, 5; Wallace Whcatly, a

able t0 S6Cl.lI‘€_Cl100Se your ~. SL erm' on on ay even ng' r' passenger to Charlottetown, Wed- 3! MTS A MCPIHIU. 501': Graliilviciv

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drought in Australia. the Common- wealth Government is about to raise a loan in London, amounting, it is stat- od, to about twenty millloil pounds sterling. primarily with a view to meet- ing Federal and State demands which will shortly devolve ilpon it.

Although rains have fallen in some

district to relieve the pastoralists, the general wheat positioli is not appre- ciably altered, especially in Victoria. and the Riverina district of' New South Wales, and it is unlikely that tlierc will be a silrplus for export in tho forthcoming crop.

It is also stated that in view ol' its

increased responsibilities in the Pac- ific tlle (lommonwealth Government has decided to raise a special force for service in the new tropical possessions captured from Germany.

PRINCE WAS KILLED BY HIDDEN

SOLDIER. ,

PARIS, Oct. 22.-A despatch from

Ostend to l'Humanite, describes the killing of the Prince of Lippe and his nephew by a private Belgian soldier. The despatch says that the Germans, after occupying the town of Liege, continued westward to Seraing, where they liiteiided to begin the bombard- ment of the forts at. Fleron and Flemalll the next day.

The prince and his nephew went oil

ii trip of inspection of the surround- ings of Fleron during the night. When they reached a certain poilit they left their carriage and continued afoot. A Belgian soldier, :i simple Flemish cara- bineer, happened to be on the spot. He had become separated from his command and did not know where his regiment was. On seeing the ofllcers he hid in a ditch. lie fired oil the prince and his nephew as they camc near and both fell dead. The soldier reported the affair later, and the corpses were removed to it inortary at Scrning with due ceremony.

The helmet of the prince contained

u pile of bank notes, and his belt und the llilt of his sword were decorated with precious stones.

M. Delvigno. a Socialist alderman,

who was acting as Burgomaster, handed over all the valuables to the German ofiicers who came seeking news of the prilice. The officers wore astonished to find the valuables had not been stolen.

The family ofthe prince sent a letter

thanking the municipality of Seraing for its treatment of the bodies and care of the valuables, and also a re- presentative to thank the officials.

"Just the thing for now-white

washable Chamoisette Gloves, all sizes prices ranging from 55c. to $1.00.'-- PATONS. 6195-10-24M33i.

“Something in the Silk Mufhers, all

shades and prices.-PATONS.

6195-10-24M3i.

Fill DIVWUS Pill]

The following is n ilst of com-

l panies which have paid dividends on account Most of those companies

in Mid Ocean

of the fifth episode, and i

fire. From a tiny seething mass ihe

` forget.

Bottom Of The Sea”

nFlames -

A Modern Free Lance

2 P.\ RTS

supplies the spectacular part

sight that keeps one on edge. The gasoline leaks down over the deck and finally catches -

flame to a

audience

Depectinga hard but successful struggle in life, featuring Ed Coxen and Winlfred Greenwoock. .

S3

“J ack’s lloodoo”

sees athrill they will ntt soon

“A Majestic” and a good one §

with fire and excitement a good second he Million Dollar Mystery

Lower Montague. Jessie (.l.lil., 1.50, James Vatihe 1 (‘oiiii<e l’o .5

Saturday Afternoon , plies for all the Children 1

INEE ADMISSION 5°”

ive cts-700 Seats at Ten cts.

1

o c o n , _

Boudoir, 25c, T 'l.iylor, 501., (V ll

Poole, Il; Robert Lalidry, 2; ll \\'righi, '-'- 'AVV`”" ` V 1; George A Poole, 5; R A Hvlidnlun

}¥_f3@°'S° Hume <`-1\=_\§leS MOSIHH- gow school., 1:0; lic-ter 1vicN. 500, Dwight l\losher, 2..ic; Rollalll Sm, 10_0;i- South |.~r,,C;,,,,-,_

of Hillsborough School 1.ll5' Melville L (mp ynnf. Vlllnu ll "

N '- ' ’ ' L ` u ‘ ` ' ’ V .

John e1\_:so_ll, _(lt). 20, South lxilil rt _‘lm (,_ __ll

Wallace Taylor, llridgctowil, I; l-Illli\pV- S°h°°l» 1'2"? P"""“ HMG shire School, 1.10; D A Murtiii, hloil- Sfh0Ul. 2-90~

J A Stewart. 10: A U Maciiolialil. 1; .-\. J. Acorn, 1.00; Kntlici-inc l. Matliesoii. 1: J D Mcliiiyre. 10: A 1.00; Geo. Munn, 1.00; J, M. E Smith, 5; Peter McLeod, Lorne 1.00; ,1_ L_ hiciiillngn, 1.00;

L“`°"“'° S"."""" 70"- LOW" Befimlue 'wiillltlh 1vl'ncnV¢hnlld5 2 00;

Earnscliffc. 1.10; Little San _ ic V 0 ' .'. l. SY ` 1; fl-om Lltlle Sands; l-mtl ll,lq(,_l2a2_mll,' Colm Mc_(n1nnls, Plclisziiit ilill. .i.is Suckles, 1; lienneth l"crlzuson, 1; Mfg' ('eU',Mcl‘“rV°" Pleasant lim, M(;Nel||_ ll Tllos Mcfl-a,.lSll_ ll .25 Itolit. heating, Pleasant White Sailds School, il; from' White -2-002 Pleasant Vfillfiy

Ferguson, 1; Daniel Glover, 2; Win 2-907 \V0Ffh Wlli1Shi\"€ SCP-1001. Derby, 2; Ben] Beck, 1; David Boll, John \`. Gillis, Point Prim, 2; Walter Bull, 1; William liull, 2; Jus, D. Macdonald, Point Prim

§0Ul fl`0lll MUIIIHBIIGI E I. Jackson, S. A. MrLcsl1, Point Prim, ;;§°[g lllvlfs -l‘“_"l“’°.“- 2_5” W B Bllllfff- nnrlln;;ton sch-1011.15; vllln,;c §°§l', M2; _1§'l;lx“§;‘1'k1s-D _f°‘1"‘lj} JM(“l““'S~ scllocl, 15; sn-lin lvl. welsh v -' » I . ; .‘. ver, . - » - asc; Mrs .I it Clow 251-- ivlrs ii' s G”°°"' L25' Pm” 'V"‘" ”°h"°1‘

G00I‘gs Malicv. Gladston 5

1; Ggorge Wl.lglll__ 2; lglllll-leé E Mc: llish iicllliul, .ti;'i; St. Louis Scliilul, Nclll, 2; I. 1-1 Allan. 1; from St. l>c-it-rs 2-41'; livliiiuiii. School. 1.00; \¢w Harbor: Harris Arnold, 1; Hammond ‘l1i1BlZ0“' 5011001 l-410; -Wild -"H1001 McEwen. 10; Mrs Edmond Cofnn, 5; Lot 3 2.00; liowintl scllriol 1.50; <!.ll»c Mrs James F' McDonald, 50c; Steivurt Ileur School 2.45; l-Iuntiille School, ll/loshor, 250; Ephraim Lupicrre, 11; 1.00; St. Mnry’s Convent Souris, 7.25 Cenhaii Harvey. 25c: Mrs J F 0'Bricn. Hn'/.cl Grnvc scliocl, 1.00; New Glas.

Robert.-

, , School,

D_r:ikc, 5; James l.a_pierre, _25c; .lohli 2_3_-,l _;,,S_ ;q_ |r;yllll_ ('0l~l-,H-111g, 1,03; Slmotf, 10; Valley School 05(-' I-lend \l_\ Cl l,-l ( l Vll. l_f_l;l; |_,l,;l,, ~, ,-. ~ . ,' ._’ __ _ Rcdinond, <`olllt\liiv,1.00; l\’!i'.~:..-lair-as 5Lh°o]'1`0d' b"V1her0h8'.bLh00l.' L05’ \IcMill'1n ('url'zi.vlllt-, 2.00; John lilc-

Scliool, 1...5, Stl‘nfll<foll:i School 1.10' an' OHM "’ LV“]U; (.‘“VxVV“_V.ll“£

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tague, 8; David Reid, Victoria (`l'oss;, f F`l`0lii Peters lliintl lilist.-T\ll'5. 10; from lvlontagiie: liGrl1vestocl:,:'i.; J€‘llkil\S. 1.00; .\ll-11. ll. 1\lCIlf‘un. .-if; A J Fraser, 5; Mrs Vanlllersline, 2; Dan Stewart, 1,0<J_ .\lcx Stl-.\\~ni~t, 1.00

.\lcl_.2nli -lc~iikin;:,‘

N. S.

Valley-1? 1S“=1<=H@@fS»M°l\t=1sue. 2; Fraser 2.00- J 1. ilnctlnnnlrl. 1.00;

. .].in~.'

School, 1.05; Inverness School 1.10' Bl. Wu 100 llc" _lmlkln l0ll_ qllllili

ty, ,1.00;

Valley, . \V1\lli‘Y 1.25; Sp l-Ilcllnors School, 4.25; Went. SCIIOOI-ll<c..t schnol. Charlottetown, 14.10.

Sands: Henry J Jordan, 1; Mun-av Hector Macdonald, Point Prim, 1.0 '

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Scllool, .~i.'l; .\lrs. I-lilglics, South Wilt- slllro, .l'\0; (lt-ll. Turner, Suiltli Wilt- shirt-, .25; l"1'lld 'l`\ii`iiei', South Wilt- shire, .:'>0; John Lund, South Wilt- sliirr, 1.00; John Ililliiloiid, South \\iltshil‘e, l.00; Nelson Locke, South \\'ilt,sliii'c, 1.00; De fires Mnrsb School 1.55; Jcroliic Mcllonuld, Ile 'Bros I\l;ll‘sli, 1.50; l‘etcl' .\ic.\s»1c1, llc llros l\llii'e`tl, l.\il.

I-‘ruin tlnslierculixi-Ailstiii Davy, 1.00; liriicst Shun, 1.00; \ell \icKell- ;:il», 5.00; Wullncc ilralmm, 2.00; Ang- us, St..-icilc, Jr. 1.00; \ll'l-1. G, Lniv- s-ln, 1.00; Sydiitiy l.c\i~¢11;ln_ 2_f,-nl F_ -l. $`-zcclv, 1.00; N. J, Ilicksin, 1.00; l.. J1lc"'soii, l_*i<'; -Ins, N. Steele, 1.00- J. I". l"i.-li'-r, 1.00; Mis. Thos. Fi:-7111 i'_ 1.00; .\l‘cl1. licylioiil, 1.00; W. li, lirlllil-1., 1.00; (llcn Wlllinni School $35; 'Tc .r!;;l' (lien Willie-infflchoill 1.00 \`irto:'l:i (ross School, 1.45; James M<;I.clii!, Victoria Cross. 5.00: -Tvbii ilillls, victoria cms.-1, .='-0; St'-iiilev Bridge School, V05; iris School, 1.50 lllitc payers lin.:-it linltic, 2.50; Soilril-1 V,’pg£ Sclltiol 2.45; \\`liodv1/llc School,

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2.00;, , 1.00;l _ _

Jam” Bull' 25 Point P169-Sa-Ili S'~'l\00l. Hector Macdonald, Pont |’i‘iir., 1.00;l ‘Men,s Bammckburn pants

1.00; stout strong and well made grand ‘,ife"" values at 3-(0, special Saturday Q35? snaps at 250. Moore & McLeod

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Osborne, 2.5¢; G1aL1s'y_(,ll@V'SVch00|_ L05; llcsnlllc School, 2.36; Smith Winsloc

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. e, ; Small _

Collections. Gladstone, 4.30; J .l Mr- ‘;---

Dilff, Charlottetown, 5; Miller Math. @5011. 5; Augustine (‘ove School. 1.85; Fortune Bridge. 2.05; Springville, 2.05; G|'901\Vl'\l9. 3; -l F Collins, Veriiull

River, 2; Lester Hayden. I; P E

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MP3. F.- Vanlderstinc Vernon River, 1.00; John (`urrie, Vernon River, 1,00

;iohwe_Bay_ Sshool 1,00; Glen Vnlley

c oo , 8 ; . ngus flillls, Glen Valley ' 1.00; John McKenzie, Glen V:ll.ley,2.00 An effort IS to be Mr. Charles liiclicnzic, Glen Valley, 1.00; St. Nicholas School, 2.50; Url- ionvale School, 1.30; iiontague linst School, 2.15; \\'. B. Baker; Lakeville, 1.00; John S. McLeod Strathcona, 2.00; Green Road School, .452 MPS. Frank lilacdonlild, ,Kcllys Cross, 1.00; Melville School1.00; Pisqnid West School, l.25; Angus .\lcl’herson, Pisqlljd 2.00; Artcmas Cook, Pisquid 2.00; Enmorg School 1.05; Ailglo~Tir;

As several months

THE TERRORS

OF INDIGESTION

DISAPPEAR wi-lEN THE al.o.',"°.s MADE Filcri, Reo AND PURE.

This will probably

overseas scrvicc.

l. Light Horse

made to recruit in this Pro-

vince one Squadron at war strength (14901 all ranks)

for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent. _ `

must necessarily be spent in ;~ ll not be limited to members t

training, applications wi

ll be open to all P. li. Island- 1.

of this regiment, but wi ers oi suitable age and previous military tralnln

the formation of a dist

Application may bc

Major J. A. Ste

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physique with or without 1

g.

be the last opportunity for inct P. E. Island unit for

inside to:-

wart, (Union Rd.)

Tile inllitnkc ilidcit that laxatives

or dyspepsilt und other stoniiicli ills- cilt to thc cure il' iiidigestioii is largely responsible for the prcvzilciice of dyspepsl aaiill other stonililrli illu- orders. lndigestion calls for more than 11 makeshift Your sfonialtli

that region. Dr J. M. Little, in charge l `l ,ldlll ‘l dl ld d _ l _ 'l l l l.l_

Cameron Block Slfl'3€t of the Grcnfoll hospital at St Anthony, fgtgii 0 Day B' Dua V on “'“"‘ll_Bl,;0:::"l_h‘e(l22:;°,0§l);Rl_)

Charlottetown ’m`ib‘"°° ‘lm 5““““°“ largely t" the Cash dividends declared and alrea- mm 0 to vouli stomach so that

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““i"lltl3'; sie nshermell in mimy “Meir dy Paid as posted in the ofiice of the lt may Derforni ilic work of digestion

ea ut white flour bread during . the wlmel, Patlems ln an advanced Cllllllda FOX EXCUMISG- without pain or distress, you must

V ' 17-0- enrich the blood. Tllls is the tonic

¢ img” gf "°;""°"’- “°°°"‘“"5 '° D’ Spring Park .10 mctlictl for ntrcllgtllcnllllz we-nk stom-

ldl °' ll‘:"" °f’; °“"°d “imply by P"°' (More soon) ochn. in ranch .lr this lrinll or. wll- v ng em W tl a varied diet' Prince Albert . . . . . . . . . . . .,.10 Hams' Pink Pills for Pala People are

" V ` _`1"` ` " (MOFB 800|-1) the hes! medicine known. Evcrv dose

Ladies smart chick Neckwear Rayner International makes licw, lich red blood, which not

. V _ "_ "- ,, wear just ln from the maker' A" . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . gnly ‘gn-engfheng flip, gfqmnfgli but

A ® _Y

O. C. “A” Squadron.

Major T. H. E. Inman, (Sulnlnclsiiiti)

O. C. “B” Squadron. if

or to the undersigned ,

A. E. Ings, Lieui. Col.

0. C. 36th, P. E. I., L. H.

W. C. Cooke, Captain and Adjutant,

(Charlottetown)

lil5‘J-l0-22.\lll

the newest are here. everythlns from R _,_ Mcmlll C0 Cui, 50, ,mir 50 ,,,,,,,l,, up every pm nf ln.. bmi, ,,,, 1 . - -.-----~- - --- -- -------------~--~ L- »--~=

A5 the C0ld Weather is ap- V the oflmndle R0" C°l|3\' in Wh"-9 ' ¢l|_ H in nl ng rinll uf 'img V V V V --,

pmaching you Should see to ii;

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later. w ere an u ra w

and mack m me Cu" S°m` The ““Y“°" 5*°”°"“"‘ s""" ""5 '“"‘“°‘“° °““ “°' M" I N “’°‘”“' The Judson Way “Factory To Farm” Saves You Money

_We have 8 8tlDIJlY of exec en B. I Rayner, West Gore. could take very little food, and what

f lflOW OU hands suit “, l l N .. paid 105 I did take was followed bv great dis

quaiityo coa x ||l||||- .s. _ _

- eam put' ¢.,_ .1 Bi k Pin e F x Co.........paid 50 tr nd u. M, 1 p nt iight

abit! f0f DOITICSIIC aflgeigf arrivin = . H 0 T 0 A P H Y Paar; Cahatizisn ‘.). . .oasl1. 50. stuck 35 wiig8li:i‘oksii?sli,lid I ofleii cliad Drhfuse P0889, Rlid l1lV€ Cars ang l Good k t d 1° General Fur Farms. Ltd . . . ...pald 12 night sweats. The suffocating feeling 8lm0St daily by steamer WUI’ » P\`0mP elven' (Expect tn pay 12 p. c. more noon; which nitnn rcllnwcrl eating would

8Cl'l00I\¢1'S d m0d¢f8ii¢ P¥lC€S. Mount Edwardd.... . . . . . . . .. .paid 10 cause my heart to palpithte vlolenty.

' ` - . With d lti l 10 . - ) At ti h ds iid f ce woud be-

'flr S°“°°“°"‘.‘3l‘;“l?.}’.;."l~§‘é.. wl l.-lg-_.ll-_l-_Z-l,-_l-l;-_i-1-,__;-;-,ll-_¢;» me tcm swiilo. wvw .......; .....°... ..°.“.°. _ _ . _ fi .';.:1‘°‘1. .

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8 C3i°g0 of Anlihtiaclte P'l'i!l‘1,'-Y °f du” |138 595 “l“k°"° m°""‘ 'alan-°"“\lt?Mnrnm‘°' dam n mama on Upton . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .?g§sTi?°‘i0 dgr vfliiipoislsa yofpa sgoiid doctor wlu 1

l If re ull-e any kindly money thrown nwoY~ V (More soon) finally told me the trouble was incur-

o°°' y°“ 3 and aatisfact lf yon vnntio . Westmoreland silver a nhln and that the mont 1 conlrl hops 80nd US YOU! Of ef made from “ ‘K . nl 0' Patch Co. ......casli, 36, stock, 70 for was temporary relief. I was in . Ofy delivqfy Will be _ lowest Save on SOO L IIN" 0 _ Sliver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .cusli, 15 these straits when a friend advised mn -

1 at . Added th i to i D Wiilliams' Pink Pills I

vessel wlme dlschars ng lll ml ll ole.” l"|'lll lnhnr-duly." .d in Cnpaud Fox Coniplny regnapli, did hh anlil ilsod the Pills steadily for -_

Pflble prices’ W' "rd W P y° ' IBO “DON Ol” Wm mil ir C , ghunf V ¢ il two months when I was again a well

& Co mm “ ll" “Nm Pfl°° ` ` ,.p.V° __.-_- Newarmndgn 31;; cam, g,,|-;¢V;e`i,nc||“¢-To woman and have had since no return i,

B till Bd' Phone 111‘ .`V - » mi.. zoo r cent. ci-ish, nnrl more' of gnc trciihlt-

un oa_ _em _ d en tl°“"h°:t a .ice [nel-, pe You will get these Pills tlirougll any

‘ D” mlfl I bull R0 l........ lenli-riiimediciiiiorhylnailatF00.

wlwleule &Retml C _ E d ' lruhhnn. _ .. ..300 cnilh and 200 sto iv ii hox or six hoxeh for $2.50 from The

Daminion Coal C0.l.f¢l l _ . _ .. . ° ~*°° . ' m seal Rivet-.... ..1ll,nr. \\'illl.1hn-'im-ill.-inccc..iircr-hi-llle.

Alllllll . ~ ‘G6 | - . . ` f mlplptlr Mooloiucltoil Bl” Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ :io 0-tl. .__

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. k 0 - new range is exceedingly smart, . ld '_ .1 ` ° ' , that ygu have 3 g00d stoc l V t lh R ll C ll Fox Co. .pil 200 Dowville. N. B., says. For three years

' ' I`. l pque es ees wt ° ° “L_ Rl 6 Clarke & Harlow I uff .r from chroni: ilidlges-

wal laid m for the wmte ll t i PATQNS' “195'1°`2lMal' rytilx ‘Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... paid 20 titiiils T Svuseliiiligry all the (time, _vet

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