today is constant ef From seven to six its
usually work. then eiuuried meal, off to a
the same thing
again tomorrow,
To offset this constant
wear and tear on your nervwarld body you need a tonic that will enrich the blood. restore your exhaust ed vitality, a real tissue and strength builder VINOL is the best thing we can re commend to do this and it will do it quickly-
$100 Bottle
E A Foster
Central Drugstore
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lst prize, Half mile. Sr., Coat-swept
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W* as
W Ol'
Putting Shot, Pair L. J. Reddin, won
Cuff won
Kicking football Pi e,
Kicking footi`iai'i',' -aooir Maritime Stationers! well'
Sr., _ Militar
-5 alld 1
cent
2nd B Chocolates, T3
Roloms, :von
st pr ze J __
and Brush; r an1 15 cent store, Mom. bourguette.-
2nd prizei'100 Yds..Dash J'r..Pocke't
Knife donated by Stanley. Sha_w & Pearden, won by E. Martin.
lst prize. Broad Jump. sr.. Pair
3ll0l1kol‘B. donated by Golf Bros., won by J. Doyle. `
2nd prize, Broad Jump, Sr., Cap,`d0'n.
;;o_§l___i>y S. A. McDonald,_won by C.
Sneakers, donated by Alley & C., won by Jas. E. McDonald. _ r - 2115 P1420. Broad Jump. Jr.. Safety
signs registered infringement and
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Reddeu Bros. wp_n_.by (19 =
by the President Mr;
_lst prize, Broad Jump, Jr. Pair'
er donated b Pr B . `W`°3"amme Collgratuia-
Y A' Shmott y ""8 ms' w°“ by f0l'y addresses were given by the Rec.
I tor, Fr G J McLellan the Secretar
M W0" bY J- Hughes- ~ Intyre. The concert wha 'broil ` ci
' ,_ H_il\Ki.l\S.G9d Save the
1st prize, 440 Yd D h, J _
if' all donated by Paton 8: 5;.. wldn §Jvye;.tg;f close by
McDonald ~ `
2nd prize. 440 va. neeh, Jr. Base
Monson a ourrv }§"E1f‘}v*I~_<_!;’_':_e¢°d by Ceigter it Co.. _v°i_i__ ‘ _
Barrlatara and Attorneys 18
lolleltora for Royal Bank of Canada Fouriti?iirizi;eliiI,oli)l'oi?:.‘i?é)dalixg"§l,:,f;}_,§,';'- M; ,rhéé .Manga _-__
'NNBY T° |-‘MN W0" by Ji- Mcouisen. ' -ei-'e;"wae_iri ihe=oiafveee:i?ais€t' Pot'
; 1°* ltr! 0. Hom' Sion and Jump, J , ' _,A ' "
PIANO TUNING §;ic1__§_a_eakers, _uoireteii by le. A; rf# Mr Joiiii ‘mcnciiciriin city, nee re
nesuiaiing voicing aim aopeiricg. 1st_p_;2;"°§20 >&6'-_E13 M°D°“=ld-.' *“"1°° ffm e "lv 1° the Pacific
s;_ti;%&uomiuannte°d_ ___m___ed by. E A .F0s_ea__sh;_§l_r.,__§_’l_i;e-coast.
R P AND Ind Doyle ' ° ' '~*' ‘ - ` -‘~ `_ - _ _-¢
CHURGH ORGANS 9' ' i " *EKU an-.5516 &lԤ"L6&d. Of CG'lltl'8'i
B Bpecmty ____~_;l; il_l‘:_i;:_e2_;’-0bYd_;_ gash. Sr.. Cu Bedeoue. ar¢_;..,Via,tt__ing_frls,l1ds in Hamil-
2 F H CANNON, Sto__e_.w_m by ____ ly;e___a _ona_l_Clothi1_x_ ton and New Haven.
65 Grafton St. Charlottetovin lst ri H
|95¢,,,nMm,_h‘2m° D Ze. 1811- Jump. Jr.. _Sweater M. C. McKinnon, Glenladale, leaves , Coat' d°“at°d by M°°"° 3’ M°L°°5-WUI* this m°"“'“€ °“ 'Ollie ¢° MOHUGM With ‘ ‘ `
by E- Martin. . 1 stem ‘
wansunron a siiaw in price nigh Jump 3,. c ~ R "ge °h""”°
Barrlaters. Attorneys, Notary Pub ilonzltcd by'G. E. Huglfcg " agag' Dr J T _-y ki t tm - " ' ‘ . . - ~ ' D g 33 §=_=___»§i3;_~3_=<»»-___§-_»_r_ c-:_»;eri_-__i5i_;r___»_r c._._i.. __- ____ ___ ”°“ Y 5 -_ ...... . _f..€.l.ri‘5.ff-ll.“.?f%~.. §.l€.?i‘_' O (Ion ion improved “‘°-‘ We ‘°°“ ““ "."“°"°‘° “‘§’.’° ‘l‘“‘
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C._n.d.__ Permanent Mortgage Comm Wa_c__DFo_____ doneoaedaggouvir R€_ce,We_2 _ Brockton and Stilrfloliii §l_>_lf_lfiKll. Conn. _ ____ _ seven hundred so diers of t e Frst at on iericr, wo ii M ‘ ` ' ` " = ' ~ ,LONDON oct. zo,-'riie aiu
Offices-Old Guardian Omce, Pro- lst-prlzlc. A0 l?i?.u:iitii,aS1i(-%,ii>Il:i£:el,“:1‘;l,§f Hga`:/Iyngltlrg-1;{"pig:-?;v';_nIff;_lE£?}_g; of Premier Asqulth. who was iieilddergy
was Block, Charlottetown, P lil I. -_"_te_il by The 2 Macs. won by E arrived 1,, gharlonetown to spend ___ ;_i:ken__ill_y;esterday. was diescrlbed by xc y. " _ f d h spyscansanoon o-ayassats-
2nd prize, 440 yd_ Run Sr C ew aye at is mme here' factory. The following bulletin was
NA MeLean,Kc Donald McKinnon donated by Henderson &'~Cudmo:-1;' Mr A. A, McLeod porgrait am” given out.
... . .aiouasai a uioicimiiou win by J. Mcoiiigarr.- _ 1; ' from New vor-k.,iei¢_o Q trim oercr-L! Tllafflme Minister l>“=?°°d~ 8 “P
st prize. Three legged Race, 2 daymornlngafterspei1l:i‘irr&:a-pghhmt 'll'~¢=t8,-'Zi' H15 °Ql1dfli°l1 im-
Barrlatera, Attorneys-at-Law WMC!! Fobs. donated by W. W. 'Wel- holiday among. friends-on, the lslapd§__" pw-YB.-’ ';.w.m "l’°‘°°“nn°d _t° his
BNWU 31003. Charlottetown lener' won- by Pmught and Murphy' Mr James H Gass "lfeleiiiil Co mom ml day- ` V
mi ° ‘ - » '° -1 "
F- '= 1 ""‘ and Master Earl returned by the WILL QUERY ABOUT THE "=
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M D _ “'50 ‘ BENTLEY ‘ ' " ~ - Mrs Wm. Murphy, of Montague. and LONDON’ och 18'_Up°“ the r°`
M _ assembling of the House of Commons
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chulottetown P E I 9"’ the funeral of their cousin. Mrs Ed. sm mémb" of p‘“§am°nt't°F Hanky’
. . _ Hlgghm _ _ will ask Sir Edwar Grey, the British
W _ _Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
PATENT 90|_|¢|'|'Qa ' Mr Robbins E Comm of _'I-ohm _ whether théliussian government still
' ‘ °“ attaches the same importance to the
WM S - _ '~ ;:g°T‘:_l':_"?l°':;_e€:t5_;£_‘_"_‘;_td §'_9i_';_°_§g3Vt_f‘?°*`3; Dardanelles operations as it did when
Lawygr (U B) and Iegistered Ps. a P the British ambassador in Petrograd
tent Attorney. is years experience in DON'1' suv Hsanaonv WMS,-,_ B°°f°“- NW Y°fl<- B“ff“1°- Nlalwe eieteri niet tire operciione lied been canada and U B Inventions prompt PATED. sick. wl1'H si'1EA'r|»i F“"“' T°'°“t° “md me" cmes' “ndeffelfen at Russlffs request for the
‘Y D\~l-°l1¢°¢\- TTU” mln" um D9' BAD AND sT°MAcH 30"” ' Among the passengers by the ex- from {§e~Ca%c;'h1s_ ,_ validity searches. Evidence collected Get a 10-cent box now. 1' Eff? ¢:,a°,£io;';fg,;';g vfefgrngvlf fam Ka The- ‘l“°°“5“ ‘°~»'d°°l8l1°d~~i° eooor- in ,nent .num P po". Drepued 10|. you men and women who cm., get Rogers Mrs Geo is A°___d M__:R_c_~m__d~ tain if Lord -'Milner‘s- suggestion of the
counsel feenng rimtrwho have »hem°c2e_ smml and M_BB~Hé_en . evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsula ~..¥'Irl.'¢°»Ffr'1li`°if.'ir'i'i i'."'°'{fi'"'§3 "52 ililfg "fi‘i§‘.`lf3'.r.r"“"...'i‘“°i‘° “"1 "“' °f My -rch “overt is as v-it-prereni
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.lamaa Street Montreal Write for ln- b_m°“°~ “°'V°““ “hd “P599 g°"1°"°d slggiogitgsymgxjefd ‘zsajiiilinz lxsieagli'-» 'Mr Outhwane is E name °f Aus' formation withasick. gassy. disordered stomach, 0wm.d_ W McKe__d___ck Bond or MF tlralla. having been born in 1862 in ssasmuu "Anne a b;d'°;“d' 'W C. Mclfendrick, West ltoyalty, who Hamann' ` ' 7' ~"~""'»‘“
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passageway every few days with salts.| ML J_ H_ Ga" of the. P_ E_ L*
u “thaw” pm” °" castor °"7 Telephone Company staff Charlotte- ` ` ` ' '
C"°"°t° W°'k “'h"° y°“ sleep; town. accomvonled by his little son ieiililireilrifllrrsrfiegdlmemvagglgeedgdehigeeig
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour, t " " ui t l li bee l i
Manufacturer of switches undigested fermenting food' and foul gfglfnrg l;J:,:|II'\ |;x::g°gn§°gt'§élyg;'g_'3 ani!flfailigilsiiznh.mlizlfssqégififiiiitgiiisgiiflliit
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A Cascaret tonight will stralgten ' ‘ the dleeaiaadglvlng the patient strength by
you _out by morning-a 10-cent box _"Yo .~D.bm_"“- ...__ . h '|bullrllri|§ the eonstltuion and sssstlns
from any drus store will keen your ‘mg ° "“' '- ° """-'°" " .i'$'fr`f§§i.-hiii'.‘i‘rfii'?e°rl’?r'iiVcTel»'%¢'5l7i‘li.l’f°ii.° 'Lil'
H-1*! ybu tried our famous “Irish 'stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu- had “n °m°° “"9 tm' °°v,?"“' y°“"'°' Oriel-I ndred llanformycueihaiitieelilo fr:
’1‘w'|st't' You’ll like it Just try it 13,-_ and head glam- for m0n¢||g_ Dolfg- I5_-_\\° 5°"-1118 “HY D|'8_¢_l¢|09- con-.S`;iid forliigtoftcstiineniala. °“°°-We I lille ll" 1'0"" We 11° forget the children. 'rliey love ces-._ ,PF “..°°.‘f“.““ "'““',, a<iarcees.J.clisNavaco.'roie¢o.o.
other afterwards The Two Macs. 149 cnet, beam" they mm, 8ood__nev__~i __;iindt_vrhat_ls_that'! _ st-,ldby annmnmg 75%
creat ceorge street. Mtf- ei- gripe or eicken. °° Y 5° ~ -meii.ii'rrcrriiiyriiiriercorieri...iicri
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Dllrpoe of ‘ r wing a Thr ish force
Hllshes. finds any official support. No evidence
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for worms and At.dsalers‘, 35c,.
free. Write me.
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PETROGRAD, Oct. 19, via London,
-Oct. 20.--The'War Office today made .public the following official. communi- cation: '
“In the region of Riga there is
stubborn fighting along nearly the eu- tire line.
"On the River _Aa, below Mltau, the
Germans .have succeeded in, occulelying the village of Kich.` On the _itall road, Northwest of Mltau, the fighting continues. In the wooded region North of the Mitau-Neugut~ railway the Germans have succeeded ln ad- _vanclng to the North. Everywhere in this region terrific hghting is going n. ~ “Enemy artillery yesterday opened
fire against the Ellsenhof-Temmoul railway at a point Northwest of Fried- richstadt._ Our battle planes yester- day _dropped at least fifty bombs at Mitau, Grossekan and Neugut on es-’ tablishments " behind the German front. '
"In the region of Fucltern village,
South of Jacobstadt, we had the ad- vantage ln engagements with the Gor-
` !1`|&l'lS. _ "ln the region of- Dvinsk there is heavy artillery firing at some points. _On thejront of Lakes Demmen and Dreswiaty and to the South as far as the Pripet region there is no change in the situation. . “The successes reported yesterday in the region of the Middle Styr River have been brilliantly developed by our troops. In the fighting near the Za- lladlno farm, North of Rafalovka, we captured numerous prisoners and many machine guns. The town of Czartorysk was taken by our sudden attack in force. _
f‘Turning simultaneously bothiiauks
of the Germans o eratin in this dis-
Kronprlnz Grenadler regiment, with twenty-eight officers, among whom was the cominandant of the Third Battalion. We also took nine cannon and bomb-throwers.
‘.0wlng to the exasperation caused
among our men by an almost gener
ni'ans,"a large number of men from the above regiment were bayonetted. Fighting and pursuit of the enemy continues.
“On the Styr, above Czartorysk, the
to flight by a renewal of our vigoro s attack. We carried by assault the villages of Budka. and Rudnia, cap-
' china guns, the exact number of which has not yet been ascertained."
FIGHTING ON WESTERN FRONT.
_ LONDON, Oct. 19.-Men back from the front tell of daily bombardments all along the Canadian line, particular- ly towards the close of last week, when `there was a necessity of making feint attacks to draw the I-lun's attention from the real field of operation and give the Canadian artillery a real opportunity to shell the opposing lines. Both the first and second divisions were engaged. The Highlanders, to
ed a dummy concentration trench in front of the firing trench. the parapet being made of balls stuffed with _olg paper, straw and dirt. 'Fritz was too wise to fall into the trap. Ho waited until the fire of the Canadian artillery diminlshedand then poured shells of every kind into the Canadian lines. The bombardment was _kept up two hours. _ _
The _fsth escapedwlthout a casual-
`ty, but some of the other battalions were 'not so fortunate.
vsnv i.`ucKv. _ _
_ Glrl_ _(reading _letter.fr_olll.._brothef' at fi‘onl;)- John .says a bullet 'went 'right through his hat-_without touch- ins-him, - ~
Old Lady- What a blessing he had
it on dear.
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al_
use 0! explosive bullets by the _Ger-
Germans and Austrians have been put
u
turing numerous prisoners and ma-
Biltiiili II
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BOTTERDAM Oct. 1| --'I‘lrsre is a
reign of terror in Belgium. News of
‘some dark deedsfauch as the execu-
tion of Nurse Cavel, is already. known, but thai-e_ is reason to believe that these are only a few incidents in a
,terrible chapter of the history ot Gsr~_ 'man frightfiilness in that unhappy .co_untry. _ -_
Following the Allies' recent victor-
-,ie_s, a wave of unreasouing panic
iawepti over the Germans behind the
‘-front from Governor-General Von Bis- liiing to his subordinates in charge in
‘proclamation in which be' made veri- ous references to attempts by Bel- gians to endanger the safety of the German armies and threatened penal- ties ot the utmost barbarity upon those committing offences against a code of regulations which had been especially devised. Following this order there were wholesale arrests, including many persons of high social
-standing. ‘
The Germans sswsples everywhere.
Trials were heard in secret and no-
_tlilng_was known of the result in some cases.
In others the mere announcement
was made that the sentence of death hadbeen passed. The lists of those executed are appalling enough, but it
_ls certain that several others met a
similar fate.
In Bruges five persons are known
to have been shot recently, although the German Governor has not publish- od more than the fact of their arrest.
The successful Serbian resistance of
the Austro1German invasion has creat- ed a considerable impression among the Greeks, who also were impressed by the strength of the Anglo-French expeditionary forces at Salonikl. which exceed even the most optimistic circles. it is stated _that Greece's attitude is apt to be changed sooner than was expected. The feeling in favor of the Allies is increasing, be- cause the pro-German propagandites have been powerless to hide the truth regarding the difficulties of the Austro-German invasion of Serbia. lt has also leaked out that Bulgaria lacks sufficient rifles to arm all the reservists summoned to the colors and cannot rely on the Turks to help her. The fact that Greece is massing troops at Salonlki, where the troop- ships are landing msn daily, is inter- _preted as indicating the intention of Greece to join with the Allies against Bulgaria, where assurances that she does not contemplate aggression against her neighbor are belted by the concentrations of troops along the Macedonian fl'oniiol‘B- -
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A PBEVENTATIVE.
Biggs (to the landladyl- l~ really
can't dry myself Dl`0D0l'|Y With 3 tiny towel like this-will you have lt see-n too?" Landlady- Certainly l’li _toll the maid not to bring so much watkar.
THEY Silii CHILD Elllllll
NUT LIVE __ S
Mother Tells How Zam-Buk Worked Almost a Miracle
“I wish to let you know of a won-
derful instance oi’ the healing pow_er of Zam-Buk," writes Mrs. A. Bruhm. of Wee:-Northfield, N. S. "While my little daughter was playing around a bonfire, her clothes caught iiro. Bild she was' so badly burned that those 'who saw her said she could not live. We knew how fine Zam-Buk is, and at once secured a bis Sllillily llllfl swathed the child in bandages cov- ered with Zam-Buk. The soothing effect of the balm was soon apparent, and the awful pain was greatly re- duced. This treatment was continu- ed, and in a few days the child was on the way to recovery. Naturally, we kept on using 'Zam-Buk until the pain was finally banished. Healing went
make the effect more reallsticf, erect-_ dn rapidly, and at lag; my child -was
quite restored to health._
"After this experience you may rest
assured that our home will never be without Zam-Buk. and I would most heartily recommend other mothers to keep it handy at all times."
Is there no child. no adult, in
your circle wiio would benefit from Zam-Buk? Remember the balm is a sure cure for eczema, ulcers, abscess- es, rlngworm, babies’ rashes, inflamed sores, old wounds, etc., as well as for cuts, burns and scalds. Zam-Buk may be had from all drugglsts and storou for only 50c. box. or direct from Zam-Buk Co.. Toronto, upon receipt of price. Zam-Buk is so good that it has been imitated. and more or less harmful imltatlons are on the market; so be sure to see the name “Zsm- Bak" (protected by law) on the box bo-
fore parting with your money. _
_other towns and country districts.
Von Bissing himself issued a long
liEx|rll__t;_lllllil£ll
WIASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Formal
recognitionby -the United states of the de facto 'Government of Mexico, with General Venutslano Carranza as chief executive,_ was accomplished at noon to-day by the delivery to General Carranza's representative, Eliseo Ar- redondo, at the Mexican Embassy, of
a_ letter from Secretary' of State Lan- sng. '
Recognltionaietters from the Pan-
Amerlcan conferees_,,si_i_;1ilar in tone, also were received by` r. Arredondo.
The communication from Secretary
Lansing was sont by messenger. and later Mr. Arredondo was invited to the State Department by the Secre- tary for s general conference on Mex- ican affairs. Tcrmorrow Mr. Arredon- do will- start for Saltlllo, Mexico, in meet General Carranza and present/ to him the letters and notes of recogni- tion from the several governments of Central and South America, which ar- rived during__the day, in accordance with the ' Pan-American conference yesterday.
Recognition by other nations than
those represented in ‘the Pan-Ameri- can conference is expected to follow soon, now that ilio United ,States has made known its policy. Great Bri- tain prhbably will be one of tho first of these. British Charge d’Affalres T. B. Helper, at Mexico City, is in New York, and is expected here to- morrow. He will communicate to the British Foreign Oflice, and recognif tion is expected through him, the em- bassy here taking no part in Mexican affairs. ~
LONDON, october -19.-'rhe British
Government has made no move tow- ard recognizing the Carranza Govern- ment in Mexico, but according to dip- lomatic circles British recognition is likely to follow recognition by the United States. _
iiliféir-
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS OF THE
' ` RED CROSS - _
FUNDS ON TRAFALGAR DAY.
. . .1-._-X..
By consent -of His Honour the Lieu-
tenant"~Governor, Percy Pope. Esc-» Manager of the Dominion Savings Bank, Charlottetown, has kindly con- sented to act as Honorary Treasurer of the special collection towards the Red Cross Funds, to whom remittances should be made by Collectors.
ARTHUR NEWBERY. r
_Asst. Provincial Secretary-Treasurer.
What Thin Folks Should Do To Gain Weight
Thousands of people suffer from 'ex-
cessive thinness, weak nerves and feeble stomaches who, having tried ad- vertised fleflsh-makers,food-fads, hhysi- cal culture stunts and rub-on creams, resign themselves to life-long skinni- ness and think nothing will_make them fat. Yet their case is not hopeless. A recently discovered combination of as- similatlve agents has made fat grow after years of thlnness, and it is also unequalled. judging from reports, for repairing the waste of sickness or faul- ty digestion and for strengthening ‘the nerves. This remarkable preparation is called Sargol. Six strength~giving. fat-producing asslmilatlve elements-of acknowledged merit have been combin- ed in this preparation. which is endors- ed and used by prominent people ev- erywhere. lt is absolutely harmless. inexpensive and cfilclent. ` A few weeks systematic ue of Sar- goi should go far to produce flei]i and strength by correcting faults of diges- tion and by supplying nourishing fats to the blood. if not. every druggist who sells it is authorized to return the purchase price. Increased nourish- ment ls obtained from the food eaten, and the additional fats that thin peo- ple need~‘are thus provided. All lead- ing durgglsts supply Sgrggl and say there is a large `demand for it.
While this new preparation has
from reports glvcu splendid results as a nerve-tonic and vitallzer. its use is not recommended to nervous people unless they wish to gain at least ton pounds of flesh.
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