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INSURANCE MEN.~iMir. J. A. Moore, Hollis Moore and F. M. McKinnon of Charlottetown and Allison ‘Mac-

Lean or lllofltague, have returned from attending this Agency ‘Outing of tlhe iSun Life Assurance Com- pany oll Canada, recently iheld at Algonquin Hotel. St. Andrews, N. B. Nbont three hundred at ilfty of

Conservative Stewart and others at-the joint

COME EARL.Y and hear the Candidates, Prcmicri

meeting Thurada nl ht. , y‘ u’ sczt-snvizi.

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You may be the lucky winner of the Guardian's $500 prize or any of the other 99 money prizes.

HOW THEY SETTLE!) THE ARGUMENTI Consulted the -" ff_ University Dictionary. Clip ‘coupon today.

BUYING POULTRV— F. J. Hoi- llnlill. Charlottetown, do vbuylng‘ live ipouitry and offers sipeclal prices for crate fattened stock. 5600

CHURCH SERVICE AUD.—0n Sunday

lN CRAP- night St.

acity by a reverent congregation who had come to join in Thanks- giving io God for the blessings of

ihie leading representatives of the Eastern Divisions‘ attended this, gaitihering.

one of the giants amon-g the insur- nnce (zompanir s. ‘In the ‘firs; eight

iue of itsnsseis lnizreased in value over ten millions oi‘ dollars which speaks volumes for the profit earn~ 'nni1 Dower _ of the Company. Messrs ‘Moore, McKinnon and Mo» lx-an are to be umgiratulated on being members of the ‘Hundred Thousand --Dollar Club of lihls treat Company and the Manager an having three mcn eligible: to al.- fr-uil ihie (lining from this Prov inco.

FAREWELL‘ TP-FTESENTATION

T119 ‘Sim 11110.15 "Rik-films. Lessons, Prayer and Thanks- in-g wonde-rful vstirldes and ‘is nowlgivinig, while the special Hymns

moni-hs of this year iihe market va-'

an abundant harvest. The regular Priiycr was said with special Psa-

,were heartiy sum-z by the dholr of twenty voices. During the service ,Mrs_ ‘Reginald Newsonic sang very sweetly “Learn to liope." while Miss Seaiman of Charlottetown sang "ilsezrd Kindly Lght," ‘with ,-mncli feeling and expression. The sermon was an argument based on the ilarvesl. principle that honest labor, honest effort in thilngs temporal and things spirit- ual, will always bring its reward. [iespiiii the down pour of rain on Saturday evening, a goodly num- ,hcr gathered to ilecorate the jClnirch~ a fact that is very (iliiiilb ﬂailing and it is hardly need-iii] t0

1i i W. R. CARSON,

DO YOU WANT ‘$500 BADLY7— H

John's ‘Church was filled to its cap -

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Number two quality blrdl. 1W0 "m" 1"‘

quality birda, four cont: leu-

Radlo Batteries,

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Wc carry a complete stock of the

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$10.00 FOR‘ THE BEST SLOGAN

Thc Economic. Committee appointed by the Associated Boards of Trade to inquire lntc how trade conditions may be improved in our Home Province, desire popular slogan that can be generally used by Islanders.

to adopt a

The slogan must be short and to the point and cxpreaa the ideas contained in the following statemcnh-"Buy

Island Producte-Patronlzc Home Stores. Money spent

Money lpent at Home

_ v_ Please address- t _l._ “ PRESIDENT, c of P. E. l.-

The Contest closes on November 30th, 1925, when the slogan will be judged by three well known islanders rep- resenting both Town and Country intereste-

Thc ConteatJl Open to any one and there la no restric- tion an to thc number of slogans which may bc cont In by any one person.

One good slogan l: rcqulrcd and $10.00 will be paid for

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Effective Monday. Octobo 10th, and until further advised, we will pay the following prices, delivered Charlottetown» for number one quality cratc fattencd poultry:

Alivc Dressed

Spring‘ Chickenc, over SV; lbs. . . . . . . . . ..,-- 29° 24° " " " from 5 to 5V2 lbs .. . 17c 21o

~ ~ from ‘w, to s n». .. . 15c 19c

" " from 4 to 4V2 lbs. .. . . 13c 17o

1- . ‘i- fromill/z to 4 m. -- - 11¢ 15°

" " under 3V2 lba . . . . .. .. 9c 13c Fowl, ovcp 6_ lba _.T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 14c 17¢ H immvw. ‘to s n». .. - 9c 12° -' from 4 to w, im. 9° 12° " under 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7c 10c

Number

Birds in mcuit will

only grade numbe two or thra; quality, according to con- .

Plcaac notc that than 01'1"‘ l" d°""°'°d

Charlottetown, not f. c. b. your IMHO"-

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“in \\""1l1"~‘5l1"3’ 17('1‘_l1l“l‘ M“: "'1'! say that si-lilom has the Church 11:52‘ 1lhl:ll:_'l1")i;?ldil€;‘i' yo‘?! looked more beautifully or iluintiiy -‘ ‘ ‘l ‘ ' ’ ‘,i~:~"-.d.

munit'\es uaisom-blril at the home of“ us“?

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mill to bidl PERSONALS“

farewell to Mr. and Mrs, Lea Milli _ ___

>n the cvo oi‘ their ileparlurc furl in“, Mlﬁsm, A1,.ku,,zi,,_ Hewitt,’ l“m"““'*11‘l“‘ M“ J- T" gelrgusgl“,Andrew's, Mulch and Acorn of the

u‘ i ‘ ‘ .st ff at! ‘ndwl thi funeral of the Ailmgltd "lllilgicailgrgfrﬁiteirfiaﬁnlgiéi: Lid/gt} llr. A: C, iioilirsou of Iiun- .~ n l .s wi.‘ e l rpm R: ,._

[loaf-ts and a heautifuli L - Wu V‘

. l Pyrex lincil sliver Casserole was,

proscnteil tn illrs. Mill by Mrs. Gilli Honor ll_ Stewart on behalf of the Wo-‘ ' Great Event

ihcn on behalf‘ the cnmmnniti’

presented ‘Mr. Mill with a purse oi‘

, surprise Mr. and Mrs. Mill thank-

lwenty ilollars. Although tiiken lryi

i llirihilays ar -alwvny-=' important oi-c' sions, especially if one is very youirg or vinry old. ‘ileforw long

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iharlotteiown . . Oct. 22 Bmckheﬂd , u, b, g 51m. i \l't0n . . . . . 00L 23 pie method ‘tin-iii float - dissolves llongbgw , , , ,___ _ Oct 24 them. Get two ounces of peroxlnr ihmu". mver ___ _ Oct 3g powder from your drugglst. ruh this

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ilonors in u few suitable _'l‘lhc Youths (Yomipani-vn will ‘be a words. The rest of the evening was himdrcd- years old. and the event presently spent with games unllids going in he made a mi iinciaziible nusic. Alli-r lunch was served the ‘oni- for 'i‘»iic (‘onipiiiilriirs many iweniniu was brought t0 a close liydriiinds. S’), although the ilaie is singing the National Anthem. Mnino: until itpril lli. 1027. prepara- md Mrs, Mill and little iiuui-filiefiiions will ‘ilﬂllill with 1926. idernc li-ft on 'l‘hui'iluy for their ‘In honor oi‘ itr-i birthday The future home in Summerslilo withtonipanion \l\'|'.ii'('0illl‘, to you mxt ;he bust wiﬂhes of their large nllln- year iit the new lc-iv price of $2.

gur m‘ rriienils for their fuiure li_ wiil bu IiTIZHSCIi in its party hciilih- happiness and prosperity. u-lnihi-s. uiih ni-w cover diaigns. €_~<@>———— lciilargi-il illustrations, new brllli~

::Mlller's Worm Powders, act soianily ciuir type, and over 200 pages lhnroughly that stomiichir: and inqmori: liilllil inst. your ll will cou- {estinai worms pass from the child Dliliii‘ El book-length serial stories. without hgeing noticed and. without giilwﬁ<fillliilllgir_llwﬁlﬁgxlI 91951228111512? nconvenlcnce to the suffei er. They l" x0" ll" 0 l "n n -

are painless and perfect in action. "MY ‘11‘1"1“_5‘1[I3“g "D94; Pa??? ind at all times will be found a F“;1‘°1li;“m:" T"! “*1; "mils"; ‘icallhy medicine, strengthening the e“v§lfil"ler_'lﬁt'f'1il’ifc “Ohmfdfenré “néagp ‘nfnntile stomach and maintaining ‘ “" ' ‘

Don't miss this reat ear of The 1t l" vilmmu“ operation‘ 5° that be‘ Youtlrs C/Olillpllgfliﬂllj y subscribe tides being an effective vermifuge. no“, m“, receive. they are tnnicnl and health-giving 1_ Tm ymnh-S ‘Conwanqon __5g 1n U101!‘ 9591715- issues 111.1926. and 2.»The remaining issues of 1925.

All for only $2 00.

3. 0r include McCall's Magazine, the monthly authority on fas- hion. Both pulhlieations, only $2.50.

THE YOUTWS COllvilPAiNlON S N Dept, Boston. Mass

LACKHEADS

Political Meetings

, The undersigned will address izhe iliectors of Queens County on the i0ill-1C8i issues of the day n fol-

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with a hot. wet cloth briskly ovor iln blnckbeiiiia—und ymi will wonder whori- rhey have gone.

‘iorth Wlltshlre .. ‘(ingiston . . . . . . 0a., 2s

Meeting w“‘l ‘bog at 7.30 o. m. , L'beral c ndldates are invited 4 '0 ‘timid and will be given hail! ~ r

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other countries, both as to quality

cusnoms _g

. ,D. C., Ph. C. Doctor- of Chiropractic

Threc Year Palmer Graduate Riley Bldg. Phone 1072

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The Water-Sprite

COLOR CUT-OUTS

RAW DUMPLINGS FOR SUPPER .‘

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, Grape

‘Pink Icing Sugar '2’ Pkgs. 25 Cents

Reg. 10 (its

'l‘iiis is the end of the first week's picture story of "The Water- Sprite." out the pictures every day will soon have a whole set of Water- Sprlte paper iloils. Watch for more of the same story next week.

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The little sister went out to the spring, but try as hard as she could. of course she could not dip up any water with the inickot with- out any bottom. The ‘brother ‘he- gan to chop at a tree near iby, but he could not. even make a dent in it. t'he axe was so iblunl.

When the children came bark to i.he castle without either wood or miter ihc sprite was vcry cross. ‘fitiililliliill to be seen that. you iiru both very stupid," she said, "lint sit rlowu. I suppose you must cut even if you are stupii She

dumplings. hail not been cooked they were still dough and i‘he children could not, cat them.

(‘Here is the water-sprites cloak of swiftness. Shade it from a deep orange at the tips of the wings to a. pale yellow atrthe bottom.)

PRODUCE FROM CANADA IS NOT BRANDED AS WELL

LONDON,_Oct. 19.—Canadian ba- con and dairy ‘produce offered for sale’ here compare favorably with the bacon and dairy produce f-rom

and price. according to J. S. ‘Mc- Kin-non, director oi’ ‘Canadian in- dustrial exhibits at the British em- pire exhibition, Wemibly, who has lusticompleted an inspection fli- severai markets. but some of the competitive countries ta-ke more care in grading and branding their products and in this way they have am advantage over the Canadian exporters.

Allnhrdj Llnlmcnt used by physicians.

‘fashion Ounces

Donald McKlnnon,

John A. Mcaervcy. Liberal Conservative Candidates. 5100 23 ll" t!

I.ABIES

PAIN

Miifiliftfl tgenotniitozl soolihes, is an s ops pa n, ways eep ._ . . a bottle hangy. Weaitqlera 1t 15

time to give up light soles and open work shoes. Get SOME-

l THING HEAVIER on your feet, with . WOOL or SILK and WOOL hose, be com- fortabie.

Women's Brown Ox- fords from‘ $2.96 up

Women's Black Ox- ford's from $3.95 up.

Women's Wool hose from 90c up. Women's Silk and W001 , Hose from $1.50 up.

See our window for Oxford display.

Now Is The, Time To Prepare For ' Winter

._-__.

Fortlry the system against ' coughs, colds and bronchitic by taklng Wampowa Emul- sion cf Cod Liver Oll. TN: la auch an old and trlcd remedy and thcunndc have. proved the wonderful cura- tive propriety.

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Cat It from , Q Cl H, 1,_ __W()R1*HY ALI-Emmott: f - v - 1"“ ‘ J ABHI N FUUTWI/IAR =n~~3si";.... . “i” _*“.

i shade makes an ideal material for the early Fall dance frock.

‘the chiffon simulates sleavsp that extend over the choul~

llneln trout. The skirt portion wid-

en out into a duciilan.

#1.":

By Mario Belmont. l Chlﬂon in fins-m coral pink

Children who have cul ‘

placed before them a large dish of» ilut as the dumplings

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Pure Hoey 85° Marmalade

Powdered Bath Brick . . . . . . .

iluMre-ilzird (‘iandyiVZ lbs: Gum Drop; . .» . . . . . . 2 lbs. 35¢

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ROD AND GUN The Kenna-l Department of the Nouzmber issue of iItod and Gun,

contains n noiaible feature in an article on the Canadian fie-id trials of -hiiril dogs from ihe pen 0i’ A. F. lioehwnlt, who may be said to ‘be t-he greatest ‘field trial authority on the American continent. The wilntcr feature Along the Trap 141m’, edited by M. U. Bates, wim- inences its scusmi in this month's issue and (remains a full synopsis of the iraipping laws for the season 1925-26 all through the Dominion. "The first. m‘ ll. series oi‘ splendid cartoons. on th-i- humorous slrlo of out-door life, by the famous James

a-lso a good "new feﬂituim. ‘The November culled a hunters’ number from the amount of hunting interest it con- tains. An Old Titmer's Story of Hunting in the Rockies is a real old timers yarn, written "in a care free s-tylc that marks the- iman of lino open and lninrirsts his fellows in Breezes from the West. A. Bry- ‘in lWllliams, tho well know-n B. spirrisnian. stnikos the same note that is Mt in all the stories and regular features of the magazine.

iiisiiiiiicii is

The model above is cut so that narrow

are. The dress is cut in a low V t‘ the back, with a rounded neck-

Chew a few! Stomach fine! So pleasant, so inexpensive. quick to settle an upset The moment “Pam's Dinpepsln“

80

JENKINS a son

the (‘tuned-Ian hunting magazine.

Fries of Birdseye Centre fame ls ,

issue might be ,

80lili,_ UPSET

inslanllyl End Fialulence, Gas, 1

stomach. _

..39cDoz. .....e........2tinsfor25c

7 GROCERS 236-Ph0nes—237y1

THE LARGEST ANIMAL The Pouch Bag is staged for a

The blue whale, which reaches acorns-back. In lblack silk moire length of 87 feet, is the largest iiv-with a ﬂnshln-g jewel for n 018811 111i; ﬂnlmlll- iind a silk carrying strap.

\ SEN SATION A l. ill RGAIN S RADIO MATERIAL

Fresh Supply 20f A. and 199 Tubca . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 Each $3 Vernlce Ccndonce a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 Each Wooden Variometcra .., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 81.90 Each Crystal Detectors ... 76c Each Ground Fitting: . . . . . . . .. ,_ 75¢ guy, .__‘ Neutralizing Condensers 75¢ guy, /\i Switch Arma . . . . . . . . . . . .. , 25¢ 5"}, inductance Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. ._ 35¢ Each Northern Electric Power Tubes 208 A. - .. $8.00 Each King Amplitone Loud Speakers . . . . . . . .. $7.50 in}, Arkay Loud Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75 Each

We Will Sell Sets Away Below Cost to Make Room for New Goods

Atwatcr Kent Sets 2 Tubs . .. Simplex 2 Tubes . . Amrad 3 Tubca . . . . . . .. Marconi Long Range 3 Tuba; Crocalcy Model 8, 3 Tubcg ._ Crcaalcy Mcdci X J 4 Tubes . With Cabinet

ll . ..... .. $41.50

Pmci-zs or ssrs an: WITHOUT runes ‘roses TO suir $2.00 cam-i, l’

We have one Short Wave Tranamlttcr that wi|| m“; can 200 mllel. excellent for the amateur. Coat $05.00, .Willocllfor .............. . . . . .

Willard 24 Volt B. Storage Bartel-lac, excellent for beta that take a large current drain, used instead of Dry l." Bcttcrlec “M”

Ever Ready Dry B. Batteries beet Battery made.

received weekly-the

reaches the stomach all pain and

gassy stomach vanishes.

Mllllﬂi jnow site magic.

late reoontmd this harmless .

distress fromlndigcstlonor acoun .

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