6U fmOlIs Air-blast ring,

r BURNS soft coal “beautifully/H i -.

That's the way. Jim, the furnace

t says ih-"beautifully". And h exp"

w _ _ e means just thalt. He has one in hi5 home and burns only soft coa . The Air-Blast Ring introduces the additional 2 ivarmed air required to burn up the extra carbon E (volatile carbon gases) that form as soot in an ordinary furnace. _ k The All-Cast Sunshine was the furnace used for official tests of Western Canada soft coal. l"umace_installation—Pipe, Pipelcss or Duplex Register System-all backed by our Bond of Satis- A faction. 7' CONSULT McCLARY’S DEALER WITH CONFIDENCE a i! ll

(CASHFSUNSHINE i»

1 THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LTD. ‘ Agents‘ and Distributors of McOiary‘s ‘Full Line l: M ._

.-\ any» vnpi- do rhino blouse has can he flier-i‘ than ll (ire-as n1‘ bl-iin- n round lint collar and culls oi‘ tin-jersey‘ that is Yul-irked and loin:- sill; in an open lal-tit-t-wvnrlt llvﬁliﬁll NiiWVlHl, Although tho ilrt-ss is our lhui lain-s uwny the heavy look of pier-u, ihcri- ari- two Willi‘ lurks a pinin collar. urouuil the hips. it can ‘be worn

with a silk blouse underneath or college nothing without one.

For school or

‘m A wi-iotesoms» DRINK try Haszarlfs Brahmlh Tea. .18'Ill-10-27-i1

SHOP from Holmanh Catalog.

SEE OUR SPECIAL cotton flan- nel blouse, $1.00 on 8 Dsysyrowse i _____.- - 13""- l-ld- our: ENTIRE STOCK of ladies coats, suits and dresses, at whole- sale prices. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

, 1308-10-25-31

1308-10-25-31

SEE OUR SPECIAL in corsets

9° 0n 8 Days. Prowse Bros Ltd. -

1308-10-26-3l

McCLARY'S_ WELCOME Plpeless

Furnace sold only in Charlottetowp by the Rogers Hardware 00., Lt .

IHZB-IO-Zgkl

*_' i 20 DOZ. LADIES percale tea t1“ Eylsﬂgigg HARDW/aili <17?» aprons special value, 10 each or 3 . -. o e o-clock Saturday nigh‘: a? swans: for 25. Prowse Bros. Ltd. Wynne a chance to share in the bli; Cash and Carry Sale.

1328-10-26-21

r-"on DOLLAR DAYS.—-1 web‘ Velveteen about 45 yards 00c, go;- 25 0-. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

SEE OUR SPEClAL line r-f ladies’ coats at $15.00 and 819.50 Prowse Bros Ltd. - \

1308-10-25-31

$ DAYS BARGAINS — Every Dept. in this Big store ls full of bargains, lots not advertised —— PROWSE BROS, LTD. 1298-10-25-3!

. WONDERFUL VALUES in lad- ies ribbon trimmed and flowered undersklrts, $1.98 on 8 Days. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

i CASH AND CARRY-Anything n our Automobile Dept, at 25% Discount. The Rogers Hardware Co.. Ltd. 328-10-26.gg

40o PARTLY worm MILITARY Horse blankets will be sold on $ Pm at $2. oach-PROWSE snos LTD- 129340-2531

TocﬁVEHEAD AND HARRING. . “services Sunday. Oct 2am, W1" be w followsr-West Cove-

"eml R01“! 3 D- m»; Harrington 7 P. d“.

1308-10-25-3l

THE DAUGHTERS of tho m- pire will meet in the Navy League Rooms on Monday, Oct. 29, at 3 o'clock, 1382-10-27-21.

$ DAYS BARGA1N8—100 dozen men's ai'-wool heavy weight un- derwear, extra special value QLOO per garmont-PROWSE BROS" LTD. 129840-2531

THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE df Fredericton will ‘hold a Parlour Social Tuesday evening, Oct. 30th nt the home of Mrs. lleber “leeks. Everybody welcome. 1383-10-27-2i.

OUR BIG ME; AND BOYS’ chmlmll 911M. Sec our wonderful values in overcoats $ day; PROWSE BROS., LTD. 1298-10-25-3l

i? .

l! THE FOLLOWING vessels are "n 1-0 arrive with coal for C.

Lymls & Co.: Victor W31‘, B M Thorborn. and Loo, with lrrvoipega frrconed, Albion Nut, St vo and found; ll. ll. Kitchens-r, eiawa, (mlden Rod, Commodore, Virgin 113d Garﬁeld. with Dominion _ L“ “and “f! O_1d_ Sydney Scféen- Mr. John R. Stewart announces the duiivtlr- Groom requirements for r-ngagoment of his daughter Helen y ‘“""L mm‘ Veﬁneln 11nd (iludys to Mr. Rough Tlnney. Marrl

got il-esh minol roal . - . . . prices. (l. Lyonb d’: C0,, ‘i>Lh,,,1:‘v1°1*;t to take place czulyin Novem.

1300-10-25-3i WHICH IS THE BEST cup 0i

ton oi‘ tho day? Some people gay the first one in the morning, others UK‘ 0119 they have in the middle of

PURCHASES PROPERTY-The property on Hlllshoro St., owned by Mr. J. A. Furquhnrsou was sold by public auction at noon yester- day and purchased by Mr. Frank P. liennessey for $5,650.

ENGAGEMENT AN NOUNCED-

-Suntlay Oct. 28th, preaching ser- vice at Tryou, 11 a. m. Victoria 3 p. m., (Tritpaurl 7 p. m. Dr. John Limo will preach at all the ser-

1308-10-25-31 '

TRYON METETDIST OI RCUITI

i vpg P HEPIJHLIB ii Fiililiil

Separatists Expelled

From All-Towns Over

‘ Which Their Flag Flew

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, Oct. zil-riw attenllll to establish a Rhenish republic has failed. according to the Beﬂin newspapers, whose despatches ru- present the Separatlsts as having been expelled or voluntarily with- drawn from almost all the towns over which their flag has been hoisted. The failure of the move- ment is attributed to bitter opposi- tion on the partof the populace and the loyalty of both officials and workers.

Conflctlng accounts are pub- lished oi.’ the attempt to establish a pdlntinate republic. Destpaches from Frankfort report that a French representative on the Rhlneland High Commission in- formed the members of the Diet that the palatinate had been es- tablished as an autonomous State with n ‘provisional govern- ment. On the other hand a des- pstch to Vorwaerts asserts that all preparations have been made to establish tho pnlatinato lpllbiiC as a federal state of the Reich.

The Rl-lchsrnfs debate on Bavarian affairs has been post- poned. Upon the insistence oi‘ the Bavarian Envoy in orlin Chun- collor Stresniunn deslded that an open "i100 o" the Reichsrat for .1 flint-u ion r1.‘ the Elavarian iliffiirullics should not be hold l'or the present, but instead, he Cun- terreil for several hours will‘. tho Promiors of the federated states. No decision hm; yet boon reached. Tho latest foreign irurrauxy re- guiutlons have brought about attempts at ievasicn. All the head- quarters of foreign monies arc now trying to change them in Cologne or Dnnzlg, preferably to Borliii, for it became known today that the dollar was (looted in the two former cities at 100,0u-l,000,<-c0

before quitting time.

P" . a no and Fools Llko

A Schoolboy

“The Tanlac treatment knocked out my troubles, built me up twen- iy-one pounds and left mo feeling strong as an ox," states Henry Slioler, 373 Bethune St, lPeterboro, Ontario.

“For years, 1 suffered from indi- gestion, lagging appetite. nervous- ness and headaches. It was restless sleepless, under weight, and so weak some days I had to stop work

"Tanlac fixed me 11D B0 ﬁne l felt like a schoolboy. I still take it occasionally and ii never have 8 sick day."

drugglsts. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold.

Take Tanlnc Vegetable Pills.

ions: that a married woman could not administer property. 8W9 1' away or sell it: that she could not- deposlt more than $500 in a bank: without her husband's cousautz, that if no marriage cent rate ox-j istn the husband has administration over property; etc.

An inconsistency which speaker stressed was that was a woman mayor in Quebec;

his wife's

the

states that here is an market in the southern states for the Canadian product. 8nd the tariff removed so that they cnu obtain Canadian seed. Following the interview, Mr. Caldwell stated that the Finance Minster bad ox- pressed himself as being ably impressed, but had suggosz- ed that s-liould make representation to ivnshlngton in the first. place.

effort to have the (lovernmt-ut en- l-trgi: thc front-proof _ WillCll was erected in the city oi

Si .’-l.ri Tam“ is h“ sale by a" goodlporntcis until they W871; trcn-slrr ed to vessels. He states that lion. J. Works, will look into tho question of enlarging the building when ho visits St. John for the opt-nip: 0f the new dry dock.

(lions complete School, Bay Fortune for the month of September: Grade X.—l. Fulton Underhay. _ Grade Vll.—-1, Ernest Underhay, ‘ them}, Ellen Stead. Grade Vl.——1, Loretta Fisher: 2. thc Mother Superior of the Longuamemenlelle Fisher? 3' All“ M“?

‘I , _ 1 H “al-Kenzie. 1mm“ St Jean d8 De“ 08p Grade lv.—l, Ray MacKenzio;

‘l

f. 491W’ .

Indigo Serge _ Q Our euitomorl wearing this particular Sorgo con b0 '; by scorn, and the constant dunand mcku It . contract months ahead to meet "aalromonto. w _ 'v i ' ' . 4 ~ This cloth lefalwsyu in ‘nook, uniform in quslltlymnjnd-ﬂ-h f in color. . ,=. ' \..» 1 _ - _ ' We have a sult far you, mode tn fit your body Ind to l‘; your taste. "' ’ =‘ ' , 3' , z . \,‘\-."q..

lillllillililli sass z

Merchant Tailor Chlrlotﬁtawn

max.“ ,..-s:p~

1359-10-27.30N0v.1.3.4l-

excellent

Milliners Also= -_ . l Go Onstrillep

(By Dominion NWII QSPIIMI.

FAME. Oct. wai-A‘ uracil‘. 206 ulhllnsttes fnllliners’ Al)" voted in favor of a "strike Il\['~b_¢l-r‘ ter ray. They arranged tonne" H‘. at $.20 in tbs mornlngdn the _ i’ deln Concorde and than march hf force to the workroom; to sea *1, m" slrls are at work; . i» ,

hluny_ of the girls declared gt. tim meeting that they recoivddé less than 83.50 a wake. o firms have agreed to rsbw tiara Y, of Hy by ﬁfteen par co but tlilr- offer- was rajsotsdﬁwhg

that

favor-

lhe American growers

illr. (aldwell is also ninlring nu ivar-iiinusi-

for keeping I'.\‘,IY|

H. King, Minister of Public

to '11s. meeting.

satin’ pumps are heels and buokloi -———-o0.——— of brilliantly broom!“ mum-til‘,

rs *- . EGLINGTON SCHOOL "” c“ ‘m’ “"5” "9”“'°Y

of Egllngton y‘

Something llnllo new for

standing

lthc afternoon. There may ‘be u dif-

, fr-roiice oi‘ opinion on this point, but there is no (liffereuce oi‘ oplir ion as to which brand of tea. is the bust to buy. The large majority oi‘ [u-uple have no doubt whatever that ii is RIURSETS.

. . D' , 1213f Si. ‘llzglyofleMafflln 2- m“ “m”? 3- “m” Dlllllwell- hnd failed io keep a promise to do ""1"" “'4' “mm! Umierhny; what h? mum for them when 3-2, Muriel Coffin; ll, Irving Coffin. bill covering the women's position Grade l‘ Snml’ Eldon Muxen‘

‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’ zln; 2, Alex Fisher. ' hlftrifrncezltimtloulilliozhirgllebzfrfd1:10:22 Grade l’ Jr"_l’ Bertha ManKen' efforts hnd been madh to obtain a zlell] 2’ Viola‘ bu"; 3' home DIM‘ two minute interview on four con- e socntivc days no sticcoss hnd been nvalized.

vice-s. marks, whereas the official llerlin quotation ivan only 63,00il,0il*).0')il. Dist-orders persist in various cen- trou oi‘ (icrniauy owing to the high prici- oi‘ foodstuffs. in most cast-s, lldyvevl-r. the nialconteuts are dispersed before plundering occurs, but at Plibvfltiitl nud Kiel the situation became threatening this afternoon and the police wore obliged to use their batons and swords.

The Communist revolt at Ham burg iuny he regarded as '. DTPHSPII although isolated uos Cfonnuunist bands are still oi’ -- ing resistance. Up to the 1 nt Well- PYOEFBSBlVB tho intervention of the Relc‘: 31' Carleton-Victoria. N. B. called on ‘m9 lwklng- The troops is not needed. A slain oflRL H011. W. S. Fielding, Finance MP8?-

sl-ige has been proclaimul over lilinistcr, today and suggested the ————— ‘ liuniburg harbor (luring .11? night ﬂilvlﬂlllllmy 0f Cnnndn nngﬂflﬂllnl; A “ma” cklswm-ﬂlm h?" covered tvlth the curfnw from eleven 0-0pm],- with the United States for the lenlinely Willi fringe ‘in 1W0 0T ""90 until five n_ m _ removal of tho duty against (‘nna- shades of taupe has a shaggy up-

_ dian seed potatoes. Mr. Caldwell pesrance that is quits chic. *>-——-— ___

MONTREAL, Oct. 27.——"You

cannot have a voto and a mun too, in the Province of Quebec. it would be too much happiness to have both!"

in these satiric words lllrs. John Scott, at a dinner given by the Lions’ Club summed up tho posi

tlou of women in her province. Mrs. Scott is tho President of the Woman's Clitb. She seized tho opportunity presented to ilrivo home some facts, vehemently pro- testing against the lot of v/omcu in the province of Quebec as re- gards their political status, pro- viuclally and muuiclpally. Dis- cussion later took place 0'1 inc address, and the eoncensun of opinion was that the grnnilng of the franchise to Quebec women, and tho existence of the provincial. municipal and school franchise in all other provinces, was ndcqust-r- attestation of the justice of women's suffrage and their cnpac ity to discharge responsibilities imposed.

Declaring that nnti-suffragi-ttcs today were either dead or speech- less, Mrs. Scott. remarked that Mr. Walter Mitchell "now brags that be once voted for a bill to allow women to practice" law in Quebec?’ that Sir Lomer Gouin . maintained that he was a suffrag- ist at heart. which "indicates clearly that his heart is a long Wily from his head," and that Pre- _ mlrr Taschereau had better watch out or the Latin countries would beat him to it in recogniz- ing the status of tho women.

Mrs Scott flayed the law that permitted only widows and sph- sters to have a voice in municipal elections, with no recognition at all for married women; that also ignored them at provincial elect-

EAOLTH

WE’ CALL ATTENTION to the Auction Sulo of thc wrecked Schooner "Maggie May“ and all gear and icquipnuant at Buutuln & Bell's Wharf, Charlottetown, on Tuesday the 30th October itt 11 a. m. 1377-10-27-li.

i wms DlVORCE.--A divorce o; ‘iutl-rtist in this Province, was ity-ruled Truman Ii, Judson oi‘ No. ' l"57-l -V\'ashington Street, Brighton. ‘lby Ch-lci‘ Justice llull October 22ml. Judsonhs wife was trwppeil in a

Burk Buy rooming house with

Perfect Attsndancer-Ifulion Un- derbuy, Florence Coffin, Ernest Un dcrhay, George Dlngwell, Reta Cof- fin, Ray Mackenzie, Lila Dlngwell. Bertha lititcKenzie, Lorne Dlngwell . i».

Mabel Pnilnﬂt. Teacher. Are the kind you will find on dib play in the loading stored-Then ie-J nothingoi‘ the‘ ordinary store ﬂavor". about them. Whether lt ‘is a loaf; of breadpa hard or soft roll. swing -. or layer cake, ‘you will ' ‘- "Victory" Product hlghgrade. I

Victor ' nakew A

THE SEVENTY FIFTH Annual session ot‘ the Grand Division Sons of Temperance. will convene at Harts-ville on Monday, Oct 29th at 11 o'clock a. m. Most Worthy Pnt- zl-‘rledcrcl-k J. ‘Thornton, owner of re- rmrch» E- R- Nlckemml will be 'i:lil markets in Brighton and New- present" FM] “uendllme reqmwted Jon-vine und'*n'rl-l.ieﬁdir (if hm. hlwlas‘ matters of vital interest to the bum At the time m. the rm-dvgigglr will be under discussion. By Thornton made a spectacular ai- ’ tempt to escape over roof tops. Ho entered n. room where n. woman luy ill. Ile was held there until the lpoliee arrived. Judson told thc court that he knew his wife hnd been tinfnithful ‘for uinro than eight years, but he refrained from trying to trap her until their daugh- ter became oi‘ ﬂg@.-—<BDSl.0ll Dali)‘ American.

ASK REMOVAL OF POTATO DUTY

OTTAWAI-QQL 26_.__'1'_ w_ Cam. Necklaces oi‘ curious bends that nlembm- » for end in a long tassel are most ex- ibesds are very

1227-10-22-5, Thur, 2i

PERSONALS

Mrs. A. E. Williams, City, spent -a few days in Moncton chronic to (iuclplx, Ont, for which place she left Thursday afternoon, accom- panied by her sister, Miss Rim

or’ Double Dollar Days

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th AND 27th

D0n’t fail to visit G0ff’s on these days for you will ﬁnd as good Dollar Day Bargains as ever offered and then some.

. .Men’s heavy Boots, made by Valen- tine (sub standard) for . . . . . . . $3.50 Also boys and youths at like prices. A biglot of Women's sample Shoes size 4 just received including Black, Greys and Browns in (lxfords, Straps and high lacing boots.

1O per cent is our smallest and 50 per cent our largest discount.

corr BROS LTD.

OOUPON

How To Get It

For the More Nominal Cost of ' Manufnctu e and Distribution

,3 Coupons and 98c

. noun this NEW ailthentln Diollorury. bound In black loll grain, illustrated with full poles In color.

ﬂ Paint or mail to this paper throo Coupons with ninety-night unto to wvll‘ out of handling. IIMIIIII» clerk MN. m.

mow-n- arm: wwmv-QQQLEQ “gm-fa ma» r. --.-u¢.».é._~ .»-.-_-.

D un ba r.

ENJOVED TRIP HERE-Mr. W. l~‘. H, Montgomery of the firm of Xlontgomery Bros», Ltd. of Wetas- ltiwin, Alberta, who owns and oper- ates one of the largest. stores in the smaller up to date cities of that Province. arrived on tho ls- lnml, Thursday evening, where he will spend o. couple of weeks re- newing his many acquiantzlnces and combining business with nlerr sure. Mr. Montgomery travelled by tho (‘itnaduinn National Rail- way which for the past few years in ‘just being put into shape. Thus the through train the Traiurontiu- ontnl Limited, running from Vim- couver io Montreal now makes the fustest timo of iniy train in Can- ada by one hour and forty-five min- lllltH. lu about two months time they will havo completed what is called u “cut. out" between Kings- horn and Kowliash, Ontario, which will effect i1 further saving in time of approximately four hours. if ' ' the ‘Canadian people when trnvcll- lug will give their own railway the uupport it deserves, they will help As soon as you eat a tablet or \Vl~[)8 out tho (ieiiclt. ‘W0 0f "PniKVﬂ Dlnpepsln" your indigestion is igons! Heartburn, flntuiency. gases, palpltation, or 115W mlBBFy from a sour, acid stom- ach ends. Correct your stomach and digestion for a few cents. Each package guaranteed by druggisis.

Mr. Daniel Sullivan of Frederic- ton. N. B., was a passenger by the Carferry Tuesday. while in thc city he was tho guest of his sis-tor Mm. James iF. Cullen, Hillsboro Street. .\

Mrs. Henry Ford. Ebenezer, has arrived lionie after n. delightful trip to Roxbury, Mass, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Brooks.

The Outstanding Industry-Jilliogildi} Oonservation of Health and SWealth

l at the some time as thepopulirlty u llfn '1'!- eursnce in increasing Naturally/profited llfo

Miss Blanche Houston of Ebenez or has retumed home after a very pleasant visit to Belfast, Mnine; where she was the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Ilolt.

“Diapepsin’_’ Ends Stomach Misery,

The most important and so the most pro-

“n-n-pvsqg-uu g; u: -.»—.et.n..z)vna.u-s.inun s

fitabla Industry lo that which has to do with

the conservation of life and wealth. assurance car-imam m kswlﬂls N» wllih

this favorable development. " This ls presminontly the function of life

assurance which not only safeguards the es-

smu s» well established amalnm N" tatea of policy-holders, but through practices - '

only be sought. n at all, on a bull to ylelife" rapidly coming into vogue safeguards the " '

moderate income because of the high price at Health of the assured as well.

Superior Prescription Service

OUR Prescription De- partment is modern in sv- sry way. There is no worthy device or appara- tus for perfecting and facilitating prescription compounding that ls not found here. Compounding ll done In accordance with the latest scientiﬁc methods and accuracy ll insured by a double-chock gyetem. OUR prices are . always fair.

m", onsﬁltnwll-l-i l" ta-r us PILL voun NEXT PRESCRIPTION

Add for Pullls 1| sta- & .

x The Quality Drugstore cor. Kent and Prlnoo Ste.

N which shareholders naturally lot their l 8W i I

Universities Dictionary

For instance, the Life Extension Institute is co-opcratllng with a number ef companies to

ltln.

encourage annual medical examinations. Other a“ you u" can‘ l" n m. "In ‘m’, Th‘

companies ongagelin health work on a largo scale.

Maritime Llfo ‘Assurance Complny.‘ buying thorn on the some basis sq the Dlnchfp ‘and,

“Through one factor and another the life all other shareholders, and sharing .

with them ‘in the Company's

T“? Ni-AVAA of those seeking assurance In being lengthened,

The Maritime Life- Assurance " .5 r Home Office: Dennis Building, ;;‘ _ -- '=»."n?i|i1llinlsl<l

Kindly send mo prospectus and full lnforvnation. l am interested in a»...

Probably tho Clues of Your Headaches

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