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Graduate nn N. Y. Post Graduate.

Medical School nnd lliispitai. i Prtwticc limited to liye. Ear Nose,

and Throat. _ _ x Office layer Iinildint: Great. George Strt-r-t. opposite Gnardianl

Office. Telephone 350. .

Office 1Ir.iirs—0 to l2 n. m.; l to 5, p. m. May he consulted off hours at. 110 Hillsboro Street. l

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(‘IIIKONIC DISEASES

Nnvv Yictnrin CHAIIIAVITPITIHTN, l' . l-‘rirlny. Saturday. Sunday. Monday. .

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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROATl

Oftlce-ltiley Building. Qilvfffi Street‘ Opposite l‘rriw.~4e_ ltriis. i Residence-i Grafton Strr-nt. l Office Hours-IO a. m. to 4 p. m. i Bvcninflii by Appointment- i

on. H. T). JOHNSON.

Eye, Ear. Nose, Throat and Skin'

Office 187 Kent St. Phone 824-1 Hours 10.00—4.00.

Evening by appointment only ~ 4

Residence, 6 Water Street, '

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..'LOYAL DAY.- Sunday. Oct. 10th. in Montague Christian Church, Bible School at 10 a. m., at which our aiiu is to exceed all former records. Morning Worship at 11. Subiect. "Loyalty to the Book". evening subject “Loyalty to Christ". A cordial invitation is ex- tended ad to attend.

. r ....'ANNANDALE. — Capt. Rich- Jessie Brown came in frtiin Gt-orgettiivn and Monlagtte. where ht- had landed a cargo of Joints R. Robertson went to Montaigne on Tuesday last ith lllS lllOlUl‘ iNLll on business

. .\lr. J. J. (‘larke.—‘.\lr. G. E. Saville is repairing the foundation rat‘ -\ir. it. liault-Fs house-The a fine daughter to .\lr. Neil Alorrlsonis home on .\iond.iy night last. 31:0 .\lr. C. E.

liingvvcllle iioiiie in Durell a daugh-

‘ter arrived the same night.—Mr. lichen Robertson, fiiverview went ll) ..\ir. Zililtoii Dingwelfs.

llay l-‘orttint- on a business trip on Saturday morning. W .\lr. Bruce Sit-aid. Bay l-‘ortnnc, hud thr- niis- fonnne to lose a fine mare by recently. She backed our the wharf‘ a: Hay Fortune Shore-Dir. Janus Norton is mak- inu improvements to his large barn» it l5 reported that .\lr. Felix .\itirri.~'un'.~' little daughter has been \' i-v ill. Dr. Morris ‘is attending l - .\lr. l). A. Steele. Glenside. has iiiade his dwelling house look up by a toat of painL-Mr. Pinley has made the church and parish

;liou.<i\ look fine recently by a coat .nf paint. a credit to that

part of rhi- vit:inii_v.—.\ir. Alex McDonald. Grove Pine. was in the village on a bn>inc>x< trip on Saturday lasrfi .\lr. l-‘rank Dingwell, Durell. was in Annandale on Satnrdayt-The faimrm are busy digging potatoes

and report a fair crop, but no pint-e is put on tflicin yew-.\lr. and .\ir.=. James Duncan. Poplar Point, were in Sonris on Saturday on a business trip-Mr. J. J. (‘ziiiipbPlL Poplar Point was in

“They WORK while you sleep”

A Dependable Physic when Bilioua, Headaclay, Constipnted and Upset. l0, 25, 50c—drugetoree.

lwiorlro BASKETS ,

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m. o. - one 1541-7-l2-3mos. made in P_ E_ é G. S_ INMAN, K. a ISLAND, from N. B. I Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Ash and P_E_I_ Maple R No. 12, C Bio k _

Wm vicronilmtigw c and Birch. Strong and 2252""'“' well m a d e, double S. S. HESSIAN bound and strapped r , 8 l I , N r P I Bar later o leg»; eta y ub lc top andbottom. Low_ lMontlsuroNsv To island erslt prices’ ordlir early’ t ey, will e very DR" L E- QROKEN scarce la te r in the verzimeanv._.euitosou

Office and Deeideneefifl Prince st. season,

Corner Prince and Sydney Sts. '

Phone 804 Carter &Co. Ltd. J. A. MacDONALD , ,2 . l "JS:EQ';'C')°"L°;AN'° Flour and Feed Olice-vltlley Building Warehouse Charlottetown "1"""""°- announcements ca»

_rr PAVI to My In thin Plov- mee.

—LADIE‘S‘ SUITS at reduced prices for Saturday. Sinclair a Stewart Limited. 3854-10-8-31

-enor niou i-iotmtue enta- 0" . sou-ma u

—8EE OUR SPECIAL 829.00 overcoat for men. It's a winner. Sinclair d: Stewart Limited.

3354-10-8-21.

-—FOR NEWEST STYLES and lowest prices on fail milllnwy. Come to this store. Sincinlrlt Stewart Limited.

3354-10-8-21.

—REASONABLE PRICES. big variety. latest modes and trim- mings in new Autumn hlllllnery. Select yours today. Sinclair S; Stewart Limited. 3354~10-8-2i.

Annandale recently. atso Mr. Jos- eph Campbell-Mr. J. R. Robert- son. Road Master, had to make some repairs to the (‘ulvert near the Presbyterian church. He made ngond lob at cleaning out the tiltches.

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Hotel Victoria

120 roomn. 56 rooms with private baths, completely re- novated.

Excellent menu. Prompt service.

H. C. BROWN, Manager.

Charlottetown Hotel Co. Ltd. Propretors. 33634-29“.

llotel Arrivals

VICTORIA HOTEL _

if. C. Crate, Toronto; W. ii. L. Fslier. Montreal; A. Le Flenre. Quebec; J. .\1. Quinn. Truro; L. ll. lngraham, Toronto; J. R. Saunders Toronto; F. D. Conran, Toronto; J. .\f. McDonald. Jr., St. John; .\i. McKenzie, Moncton; S. l-i. Crock- ett. Toronto; E. Gaiznier, Moncton; Chas. Ruby. Waterloo; Mr. Bow- man, Waterloo; Dr. J. H. Webb. Waterloo: A. Leslie. Montreal; Dr. \\'. B. Cory, Cleveland. Ohio; N. i“. Poirier, Moncton; M. G. Elford, Toronto; F. C. Ziinore. Toronto; S. .\i. Fulton. Truro; Wm. F. hiesser vie and wife, Montreal; Thomas Hanagan, Halifax; H. E. Dryden. Truro: W. C. Mitchell, Halifax; John Bangyn, Oak. PL; Dr. J. W. Cormier. Amherst; E. J. Amey. Montreal; Geo. F. Morrison, Sea- ttlci J .8. liiiiiigan, Seattle; Airs. G. J. Reynolds, Bath, .\ie.; E. H. Moiikley, Summersidc; F M. Ben- son, St. John; J. D. McCarrum, Montreal. REVERE HOTEL

B. Benjamin, Cardigan; E. ‘Vood Pownall; J. li. liaugli. Newlngton, ()nt.; J. .\1. Thomson. Brndalbane; T. Ellis, O’Leary; John J. canar- han and wife, Lake Verde; Owen Callznihan. Lake Verde; Lent Mc- Kenzie. Auburn: Daniel Hughes Ilromorc: Lottie Trainer. St. Ther- esa's; Harry Trainon-St. Theresa's Annie Callaghan. Lake Verde; John Callarrlinn, Elliotvale; Pete;- Lynn. Auburn; Flora Roach, Au» burn; Damian Lynn. Auburn: Lau- ra Lynn. Auburn; Thos. Burnett. City; Frank ii. Patterson. Toronto; R. L. Jamieson, Toronto; E. E. Cameron, Montreal; J. N. Pork, Chtiiham, Ont. i-{ot-i another clay with itching. lslvctlini: or Protrndinu Piles. N0 sulilllcal cd. Dr. Chase's (lliitmcnt will rPlif'\‘v you at once and afford lasting bent-- m. 60c a box; all dealers, or lid-

Do not stiffer operation requir- mnnson. Dates k Cn., Limited Tor-

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enclose 2c

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To Keep Your Health

and efllvv life and restful use,

drink our Liver Salts regularly. morning and night. it will make your body function properly, im- prove your skin and complexion, tone up your stomach and improve your condition in general.

H. J. MABON

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-HOLMANG have received n fresh supply of u: lie for Immu- ing purposel. order now while Inp- ply lasts. 3293-10-6-31.

-BIG VALUES IN LADIES‘ coats now showing. See them ear- ly. Sinclair 62 Stewart. 3364-10-8-1

-MEN'8 MAHOGANY BOOTS. neolin soles, only $5.75 a pair on Saturday. Sinclair & Stewart Lim~ it°d. 3354-10-8-21.

—0UR $25.00 COAT FOR W0- MEN is a wonder at the price. Do not. fail to see it. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. 3354-10-8-21.

--OWING TO LATE ARRIVAL the sale of blouses advertised for Exhibition Days will be continued on Saturday, $10.00 and $15.00 blouses for $7.50; other lines up to $6.00 clearing at 13.39. Sinclair t! Stewart Limited. 3354-10-8-21. -<Q>i—

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WESTERN PERSON A LS

—-Mr. Karl Green of the firm of hfessrs. R. T. Holman, Ltd., Sum~ merslde. has resigned his position in that store. to lake up a position with Messrs Green Bros, Borden. Although he will be greatly missed in Snninterslde. his many friends wish him every success in his new undertaking.

i FAREWELL ADDRESS . AND PRESENTATION

At Bear River. in Popular Station Agent. Mr. H. M. Brothers.

. On the eve of their departure from Bear River, of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brottbetm and family. =1 1111m- ber o! msidents of that. place ass- wnbled at rhea- home w say fare- well, and to express their general regrets at time intended departure from their midst of so popular a young couple. Mr. Brothers having been Station Agent and a. FGGIAlED-K of that place for the past five years, while Mrs. Brothers a resil- dent for over four years, during which time they both made many waiim friends, who, as was feelingfiy expressed -by many present, deeply regret to sever the tics c-f friend- ship tlitat had sprung up an} bound them so closely f1 ‘lii- i: During zhe evt ‘Jg, .\ . Brothers was .> ..(..l"AenL OI an 841411068 and bettuuiful smoking sot. The address being read by, Mr. Joseph. A. Mcisaac, and ilhe preeimtaition made by. .\'r. John. H. MktKinuton. Followlu; ‘he addres~;_ To li. M. Bfndltffi, Sl-LLGJ Agent Bear Rivet, We your fiflends of Bear River and surrounding country beg to say to you that we Ibave iliiealrd- wit‘; re- gret of your intended dieiparture| from here, and we cannot allow you I

to go wilhlout expressing our feel- ings of appreciaiilion for the rmztny High qualities of heart -and head which wo have been privileged to observe in all our dealings wltlii 'ou.

As an oftildia]. we are indeed 12198596 lo slay. that we have al- WB-yd found you courteous and vbltaims. and at all times willing do do your very best to mnke ‘things Satisfactory. As a resident with 11$ dllflllg the Past five years your character and conduct have bgen m. spilling and a continual source of pleasure m0 your “friends and M. nusiltnrancrs. and your mim)‘ unanlv ‘rails will 10118 be remembered among

in conclusion let ns wis-Ii you the "W? b?“ 0! Rood luck in Your new PM" 0f “b17119. and let us ask you 10 wflVP-Y "J your amiable wife the some good wishes as we extcmi l0 YOU. We would ask you w m. Cflft nlnis small token cf our friend- “mfp 3M 9509"". 11nd we trust you Wm Cf"? Wl-illgyon fond rcmenibl ran/Ce“ m "he "m? YOU have lived amcng us.

tsgtii JOHN H. McKINNON. JOSEPH A. MeISAAC. JAMES. J. CHAISSON. PETER. triiatssox s. n. IIEAGLE. ' JOSEPH. P, minnow Jotm. o. CAMPBELL. DONALD. ournntcn, JOSEPH. B, DEAGLE‘ 1 My" Bl‘"'lh‘7r5 Mlllfllkgh complete- Y llikffl by surprise in a few well cli-osc-n words herurflily’ thanked all Those prt-sent for the kind words as: 800d wishes expressed in @1191}- ress, and also for their beauti- ful gmi aEWFlIIX ttlicin. that it ‘would “lwayfi b0 OlLETlSlIEd by him’ :13: for‘ at a zlrdlrlnsic value 3110319 ' a" -* ("i111 remembrance of the

pltataan: ;.t.::s spg-m , 860d people of Ben;- nllgrnfleflf]? so ilininlced '

l hem all f-c-r their many “W °l' kindness l-o both himself “d M“ B"°‘l‘""-* during the five 2:18:18 Th“ “w” ‘Wlvillesed to live "5 ‘Jwm- "milliliter; them that manyrcllfets in leaving “soc, ‘. "Y- because of illil8 pleasant ‘. “‘"°"B Wmected with the P1888. and it was vcfr-y hard .10 my fgsai-ibifc to i:he friends they i,“ Y 8° "We l" W8 Nat assur- ‘mg ‘mm however. dint libey wouid "lwflys i-etalni a an“ in ma“. henna for um 300,1 nershbo“ they m)‘: ‘L'13‘1Y'—"8- Mild expressed the 1K aitmrnieltlmeilntlho near m n» »»-- M m E _- “lfllninx them one and ‘ 131611’ new home which after all was only a Dew miles away . "' w" ‘hen served in Mm B'~‘“"""'~ b“! Blyle. Miter nu had

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Cures MEIR Blood

voun nnuooier nu m: seer nnuov. 1

it has been truly said that the seat of most diseases is in the biog“; and poor, thin. devltallled blood may be caused by a wealt- nesn of the digestive organs. an accumulation of waste matter in the system, u: inactive liver or lack of exercise.

Whatever the cause the best remedy known is Vlnol, the cod liver and iron strength-creator, blood, and bodY-billldfl- ~ -

vtnoi n not a. Ipatellt medicine as all its ingredients are named on Qyery package and it contains just. the elements needed to enrich the blood enabling it to carry strength and vitality to every pert oi.‘ the pody, Your druggist sells it. there- fore accept no substitute.

IN MBMDRIAM

MR. DAVID CAMPBELL

On Sept. 27th, Mr. David Camp- bell. passed peacefully to his eternal reward, at the home of his son Russel. at Montague, after an illness of only two days duration. a paralytic stroke. The late Mr. Campbell who was 73 years of age. lived the greater part of his life on his father's old homestead, at New Perth. and was a man of ster- ling qualities, honored and res- pected by all who knew him. For the past year and a half, he has lived with his son Russel, who settled at Montague, after his re- turn from the war. Mr. Campbell had been in failing health for some yrears, but lately had lbeen very well and could walk out every dnyftlll he was suddenly stricken a few days previous to his death. He spent a very. happy life at Montague with his son Russel and his amiable English wife, who did everything in her power to make hlin happy and comfortable.

The funeral which ‘was from the Christain Church, Montague, was largely attended. Rev. C. E. Arni- strong, pastor of thochurch. gave a very appropriate message tto the congregation. and many comfort- fng words to the relatives. The floral tributes were lovely. Inter- ment was ln Union Road Cente- tery.

His children are as follows:—- Gladys in Quincy, Mass. Gerney lll Halifax, George. Herold and Russel at Montague.

MlnnrtPl Llnlnnent Curran

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in WEST KENT SCHOOL HONOR

- ROLL Grade IL-Prinelpai‘: Department.

'1. Charles Drake.

2, Peter Campbell.

3. Douglas Gordon.

Grade IX Gr.—Vlce Principal's

Department

1. Anna McDougall.

2, Edward Owen.

3. Allie McLeod.

Grade lX Jr.—Mr. L. Campbell’!

Department

1, Harry Foster.

2. Alli-son Webster.

2, Winston Langlll.

Grade VIII-Min J. M¢Donald'|

Department

1. Hlbbert Saunders.

2. Erie James.

b, John Field. Grade Vll.—MIs| J. Beaten‘ Dept.

1, Norma Jamiesoii.

2, Amy Johnson and Percy Rat- tray.

3. Bertie Currie.

Grade VL-Mlu A. Yeo’: Dept.

1, Jean lMacLean.

2. Roy iMadDwngall.

Ti. ‘Emily Vessey.

Grade V.-—-Mies R. McGi-ego-"s

Department

1, Eleanor liiahar.

2. Evelyn Jenkins.

3. Russel iMyer-s. ’ Grade |V.—Misa O. G. McMillan‘:

Department

1, Charles ‘Macintosh.

2. Erie Ehers and James.

3, Gordon Rice.

Grade lV.—Mln E. A.

Department

1, John Sqnarehrlggs.

2, Sheldon Mathleson.

3, Ernest Carr.

Grade lll.—Mlee E. A. Taylor's

Department

1. James lnues.

2. Marjorie Roop.

3, Alan MacMlllari.

Gnrde l||4—-M|Il H. K. Jones‘

Department

1, George Nelson.

2, ‘Ralph Rice.

3. Doris ‘Loft and Elmer Rice. Grade li.-Min H. K. Jones‘ Department

1, Elmer Offer. 2. Reginald Holman. 3. Jame-s Larter. Grade ll.—04lae E. Webster's Department 1, Mary ‘Sinclair. 2. Ralph Johnson. 3, Gordon Ma/cLood.

Harrison

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“Diamond Dyes" Tell You How

Child can Follow Directions and get Perfect Results

Each package of “Diamond Dyes contains directions so simple that woman can dlainonddyo a new, rich. fndolsss color into worn. shnlfby garments, draperies. cover- ings, whether wool, silkulinen, cot- ton or mixed goods.

Buy “Diamond Dyes"-—no other dyed before. Druggiut has color kind-then perfect results are guaranteed even if you have notor- Cl i -

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New Coating Cloths H

ave Just Come In

There's a particularly handsome assortment of the new cloths for

women's fall and winter coats. The latest weaves have just come to us, acd

we feel sure that you will be pleased with them.

$7.50. $7.50

Velours in Brown, Taupe and Blue $8.25 A Heather Mid Friezes with Plaid Linings, $6.00. $6.25, $6.50, $7.00 and

New Fancy plaid coatings, cue only exclusive coat length in each

Navy, Brown. and ti... Chinchilla $6.00 Grey, Brown and Blue Fancy Plaids heavy, soft and warm $4.50.

Plaid Skirting Fabrics. Are Very, Popular

These very handsome Plaid Skirting ma

me in—they are extremely popu giiown are all wool, 56 inches wide, and i 1-4 yar

to make a skirt ..

lar, and ver

Eight or ten different patterns-and only two skirts to each pattern. Your skirt will not be repeated all over the Province.

ds is quite sufficient

terials have recently ynew. The fabrics

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Tryon School Fair

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CLASS Xlll--5PORT8 100 Yard Basin-Boy: Over 12 1. Frank Knight, Tryon Con. 2. Kenneth Newsom, Crapaud l 3, Jaclr Bovyer. Crnpand 4 Lionel Burgess, Crttpand

100 Yards Daeh-Boyfil-L? 1, Lester McKinnon, Hampton 2, Harrison, Lcurd, Tryon Con. 3 .Ciii'ford Sherron, Craptiud 4. Donald McLeod, Victoria 75 Yard Dash-Boys Under 9 1, Earle lifabey, Tryon Con. 2,Scott. MeQuarrie ,Vicioria 3 Lloyd lnman, North Tryon l. Edward Holland. Tryon Con. p75 Yard Daeh-Giria Over 12 1, Ruby McNeil]. Tryon Con. 2. Angie llicNeiil. Tryon Con. 3, Georgie Campbell ,Crapuud 4, Leweila Leatrdblugnstine Cuvc 5O Yard Dash-Girls 9-12 1, Jean Webster. Augustine Cove 2 Marguerite Boll, Tryon Con. 3. Beatrice Cobb, Crapaud 4. Lncilln Sherran. Crapaud 50 Yard Duh-Girls Under 9 1 ,Amy Lea, Tryon ‘.2, Adelaide Poolcy. Tryon 3. Vera beard. Augustine Cove 4. Gertrude Howait, Tryon 50 Yard S-Legged Race-Boys ll-‘rank Knight, Wendell 1.4m,

Tryon

2, Eldon Lord, Ralph Lyman,

Tryon. .

8, Harrison Lard. Louis Malia-y,

Tryon.

Kenneth Newcomer, Jack Bovyer.

Crapaud.

50 Yard 3 Legged Race-cw e 1, Beatrice Cobb. Mary Newsonie

Crupsud. 2, Agnes Sharron, Evelyn Sharron. Crapaud. '

3, Helen Rogerson. Jeanette F. g-

erson. Victoria.

4. Novella Delaney, Adelaide

Pooley, Tryon. 26 Yard Wheelbarrow Rlee-Ioye

1, Harold bfnbey, Frank Knight,

Tryon Con.

2. Jack Ilo-ryer, Kenneth New- souie, Crapaud.

3, \‘i'illio hlcquurrie. Donald .\lc- Liotl, Yit-ttirlu.

f. ("iiffnrtl Bern’ al‘ltud 50 Yard Thread and Needle Race

1, Georgie Campbell, Kenneth Newsonie. Crapnud

2, Ruby, hlcbieill. Ralph Lyman. Tryon Con.

1i, Apnea Sherron, Dawson liar- voy. (irapaud '

-l. Edith Lord. Harrison Lcurd. Tryon Con.

Siierrcn, Kenneth

Pie Eating Content 1, Ralph Lyman, Tryon Con. 2, Hedley Miller, Victoria 3, Bennie Lnrque, Crapanti l. Kenneth Best. Crapautl Relay Race-Passing Bali 1, Crapaud School 2. Tryon Con. School 3, Augustine Cove School 50 Yard Relay Race-Boys 1. Crapand School 2, Tryon Con. School 3, Victoria School 4. Augustine Cove School. (Patriot please copy)

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