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THIS WASHER MUST PAY FOR ITSELF.

MAN tried to sell me s horse once. Ile said it wasa fine horse and had nothing the nint- ier with it. I wiintcdoiiuc horse, but, l didn t

know anything about

Horses much. An ldldn t now the msn very well j'

either. _

Soltoldiiimlwsnted to _ _

try the horse fora month. _=_._'.> _ He said “Ali right." but pay me 6rst,i\n I‘ll givc '<,_‘-'-'__.;_.. you back your money if 5 the horse isn't_all i'igl\_t." ___ -:=_ _ _- .:' - i ".f§1.“l..‘ii‘l.i“.ll‘é°.l..‘§‘.‘. was'nt"al|rlght"nnii that - .;,__.f,=._,_ lmlghtnrivetowhistlc for 12,1-31-_

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w thit. oIdidn'tb\\ythc ., ' " horsc. although I wanted it badly. Now,tl\is set me .S thinking, " "'/_,J 3 ._

You see I make Wash- '- ing Machines-thc “I000 -1.; pier- .'

Gravity " Washer. And said to myself, lots of people may 7-hifi*

about my Washing Mnclilno as l thought about the horse, and about tho men who owned it. _ i_¢But I'd never know, because they wouldnt \vrite and_.¢eil-'_rnc. You seo I sell myxwnshlailg Machines by mail. lhavo sold over alfa m _- lion that wayfl .So. thought I. it is only fa r enough io e ._ opie try my Washlns M=Cl\l“¢li for sgidiotnth, bgtfeorte they pay for th¢m.l\1=lHS

want ot t e orsc. ,

Nom! irnioyw, what our “I000 Gravity ' ll/_agllhli

will do, _l know it will wash the clothes,w if all: wesringfor..te1::t\g them. in less than hal _:_ c timeht_hey can washed by hsndor by anyo 0! mi°iui'i»i$ it wui wma his fun on-err dgpv clothes in Six Minutes. I know noother mac _pe over invented can do that. without weagns N ° clothes. Our "I000 Gravity Washer _oes_ _is "°.'.* °°°°:’ “'°‘2.f.1‘l“‘..°.;‘“..'s‘.‘.l: ..; we use ron wo

eiothelsl, fray tgo ;i_igca,;_ nor break buttons. UN wa s ot er mac nes o. Ii just drives soapysvster clear throiiiila 01°

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\iionth's free trial. Iii pay that re _gt 'M _“_ mynown pocket, and igdyou don twin rn take R ch softer you ve us its mon .' thang “U back and pay the freight too. Surely °nl¢Iiuoe¢:i'i.,iit|Lmve that the “I000 Grovltll” Washer nihst die all that I sayin is It K “V” M

Andlym an Pai' me out 0 “i as few mouths

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yuhmmgnlg wages. If you heap the fr_;}a_<:th(i,r_;: after the month s trial. I l l°” YU Hfgwcenu 3 °""“° """"°' "°“‘ 1"' °"i¢"°ii'i'p¢isior. mi .'.:'.'=.i°:s.'::.i:.f°rss------» until the msi:_iiinetiE_s‘e1f e::'_raBliel;°;:":::g'y°u a ugyshrgzf ui: “iii00yi3rsvl¥1" WUW "5" srsshos clothes in all IB!-Ulm*

- Address me perloollly- U- 5- Mig RIB, Manager 1000 Washer Go., Young St.. Toronto, Ont. ____ mo) (Factory 70-81 Portland St.. °"9 __'

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TUESDAY

The agricultural meeting held in

.Summerslde Monday afternoon was slimly attended, but leading farmers were present from Bedeque, Fern- wood. Bt. Elaanor's, Long River and North Bsdeque, ss well as I-lon. A. E. Arsenault, John Richards, Esq.. M. P. P., Rev. C. McLean, Joseph Read and others of Bummerside, and Joseph Morosbead. of West Devon.

Senator Murphy came to Summer-

side to attend tlie meeting but -was called back by telephone and left on the noon train. _

Mr. Adams told of the difference be-

tween the powdery scab and common -scab and the bestmethods of getting rid of the disease,

Mr. Holmden told of the inspection

work that had been carried on in 1912 and the present inspection work. He also exhibited specimens that he had taken from some loads of potatoes in Summerside that day.

The following questions were then

asked:

Will boiling kill the disease? Yes, it

is safe to feed infected potatoes that have been boiled to stock. There is no danger of the manure spreading the disease as long as the potatoes were boiled.

What should he used to disinfect the

cellar? Formaliu, 1 to 300, sprinkled. Mr. Holrndon said he would as soon use dry lime and sprinkle plenty of it.

The reports of former meetings

state that the Dakota Red resists the disease?

Mr. Holmden: As far as I have gone.

I have not found a Dakota Red or a cross-bred infected.

Is the disease really very harmful There is a destructive form but it has not been found in P. E. Island. lt, however, shuts the potatoes out of the American market.

You say it is not found in any of

the states except Maine? I suppose .you are aware that Maine and the Maritime Provinces supply the whole of the seed potatoes for all of tho other states. You also say Belgium is free from this disease. Are you aware that Belgium imports large quantities from Germany and the Brit- ish Isles? Does not this embargo seem rather strange?

I am not prepared to discuss that.

The United States have imposed it, and we are here to give you informa-

aon regarding its nature and the best

ay to get clear of it. What steps are being taken to have

the embargo removed? Mr. Gussow went to Washington last July and made recommendations which have been accepted by the Federal Board

must be put through by the British Ambassador at Washington. and if the war had not brokcn out the likelihood is they would have been completed before this. I cannot say the form they will take but I think I am safe in saying that they will permit of potatoes being sent from this Pro- vince into the United States undor certlilcatc.

WEDNESDAY.

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. --

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Vickerson of Sed- ley, Sask., announces the engagement of thcir daughter Prlcella E. to Tho- mas It. Hcdsleys of La Ford, Sask., the marriage to take place Oct. 28th at Regina.

POLICE COURT.-At the Police

Court on Monday moming four cases of drunkenness were trlod, the de- fendants were: Joe McAleer, who was sentenced to 60 days; Ernest Crcehan, $10 or 30 days; James Rooney, $5 or 20 days; and John Mahar, who was discharged, this being his first offence.

Foster Jordan. at the age of 22 years,

passed away at the home of his father, Mr. Mortimer Jordan, Guemsey Cove, P. E. I., September 23rd, 1914. The health of the deceased had been pre- carious for some time but death came unexpectedly. Ho was of a quiet, re- tiring disposition, respected by his many friends.

The funeral service was largely at-

tended and was conducted by the Rev. L. H. Jewett, pastor of the Methodist Church. Interment took place at the Murray Harbor Cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan take this op-

portunity of thanking their friends for kindness and sympathy so freely shown in their bereavement.

The angel of death visited the home

of Mr. Angus McDonald, Tryon, on the evening of the 19th day of Octob- er and claimed for its reward the loving wife of Mr. McDonald, after an illiiess of over four months, which she bore with more than Christian patience. All through her suffering she never murmured or complained but always had a cheerful word and smile when spoken to of the great beyond. She leaves to mourn a sor- rowing husband and son at home; al- so a father, one brother and three sis- ters. Interment took place in the Presbyterian ‘Cemetery at North Try- on on Wednesday afternoon, the ser- vices being conducted by Revs; Mr. Hattie and Young. The pail-bearers were: r. Jas. _A. Chisholm. Mr.

Mr. Theodore Wait.--S. (island pap- ers please copy.) _

lin the Advice I 0i ills iiocior

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Hs Used Dr. Chaee'e Ointment . lor

Protruding Plioe With Splendid Re- suits.

Too often a doctor can only think

of an operation when asked for a treatment for piles. Some are suiil-

cienfly broad-minded to use the most effect va treatment available, which ia undoubtedly Dr. Chsse'e Ointment, as

proven in the case referred to in letter. ‘

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Only Remedy _'neat Ach All Tlmoo

Of Tho Qrgsns Responsible For The Formation Of Urio Add In The Blood.

Many people do not realize that the

Skin is one of the three great elimina- tors of waste matter from the body. As a matter of fact, the Skin ride the

system of more Urea (or waste matter) t an the Kidiseye. When there is Kidney Trouble, Pain In The Back and Aerid Urine, it may not be the _fault of the kidneys at all, butbe due to faulty Skin Action, or Constipation of the bowels. '

“Fruit-s-tives" cures weak, sore,

aching Kidneys, not only because it strengthens these organs but-also be- cause “Fruit-s-tives" opens the bowels, sweetens the stomach and stimulates the action of the skin.

“Fruit-.s-tives” is sold by all dealers

at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size, 25c. or will be sent postpaid on receipt oi' price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. .

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CALEDONIAN CLUB.--A meeting

of the Caledonia Club was held last night, the President, Mr. S. A. Mc- Leod, iii the chair. A vote uf $25 for the Patriotic Fund was passed. Oflice- bearcrs for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Chief, Mr. S. A. McLeod; President, -Mr. Jas. Mc- Isaac; Vice~President, Mr. Edgar D. Shaw; 2nd Vice-President, Mr. A. Ii. Cosh; Recording Secretary, Mr.-Tho- mas McMillan; Financial Secretary, Mr. D. It. Maclciinan, Corresponding Secretary, Mr. Alcx. McDonald; Trea- surer, Mr. John A. McLaren.

RECRUITING.-Quito a number of

young men arc offerliig themselves for oversea service with the infantry de- tafrliincnt to go forward with the sc- cond contingent. The Islnnd's pro- port?on oi’ the two thousand infantry- men allotted to the Maritime Pro- vlncos is over a hundred men, and it is therefore hoped that xi complete company on war footing will bc rais- ed. A company on war footing con- sists of 120 officers and men. Those wishing to enlist should send their names at once to the nearest company commander of the 82nd Regiment or to Captain and Acting Adjutiint T. E. MacNutt, Charlottetown.

WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty

wedding took place at the pro-Cnthe- dral, on Tuesday, Oct. 20th, when Gcorglanna. Doherty, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty; Southport, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Father Pius McDonald, to Alphonsus Mc- gaughey, son of Mrs. John Mcgaughey, Charlottetown. The bride, who -was given away by her.father, was dressed in a blue tailored suit with black hat. The bridesmaid, who was Miss Mary Mcgaughey, sister of the groom, was also dressed in blue with white hat. The groom was ably supported by Mr. Ronald Vassey. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the groom’s home for breakfast, thence to the For- rester House, Pownal, for dinner and to the bride’s home for supper. The many -presents received by the young couple show the esteem in which they are held hy their many friends. (Other papers please copy.)

WEDDING BELLS.- In ills Pres-

en 0’rlock on Wednesday, Oct. 21st., Misslsabellri McKenzie was niui‘.'.cd to Mr. Georg-s if. Campbell of Fren- t=-\vr_i The ci-r-‘mony was perform-.-d by Ii" A. Ferguson, M.A,, vllillu thc organ was plnved by Miss Ke inedy. The .iride loolicd charming drns.=:.»'.l all in wi.ii.e. iicr sister, Miss Mab--i atiendcd 1. bridesmaid. The groom wus supported by his cousii-_ Mr. John

A. Cimpbell oi’ Frectown. The Church whic was decorated with iiowcrs. potted plants, and ferns, was filled with friends and admirers of tho hap- py couple. After receiving congratu- lations they drove to their future home? in Freetowri.

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l PAINFUI. Acciosur.-nov. J. El Purdie, rector of the Church of Eng- land, Campbellton, and formerly of Ciinriottetown', met with a very pain- fulaccident on Monday evening, which has confined him to his house ever since. On ascending the cellar stairs l after attending to some household duties, the cords holding the trap door broke, and the door fell, giving Mr. Purdie a severe; blow, and what was worse, a‘ severe shock. The reverend gentleman is speedily recovering.

BEAUTIFUL i'_i0ME.-The interior

'of Mr. Calvin Howatt’s new residence on- Water street, Victoria, has been fcompleted and is a very commodious building. The walls and ceiling throughout are finished in fancy bea- ver-board, while the wood work is done in light oak. The use of- beaver-board is a new departure in finishing the in- terior of a dwelling. as it takes the place of laths and plaster and is much more easily handled. The painting which was done by the Clark Bros., Tryon, is of very high quality.-V.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.- A very ser-

ious accident occurred on the West River on Monday afternoon lust. While Mr. I-lugh_Darrach in company ‘ with Mr. Kickham, were bringing a load of oats to Charlottetown by mot- or boat, Mr. D rrach sighted a scat near by and piciitlng up a small rifle or his young son's fired a shot. Some- thing defective in the barrel of the rifle caused an explosion and the empty cartridge, flying back, hit Mr. Darrach in the eye penetrating quite a distance into the head whore it was located later by the doctors. lm-, medlately after the accident Mr. Kickhnm hailed a passing motor boot going up the river in an endeavor to hurry with all osslble speed the sui- ferlng man do Charlottetown. Tlic boat got alongside but another motor coming in the distance was seen to be cvcu faster and the transfer was made in quick time, Mr. Darrach bc~ ing rushed to the city then conveyed by team to the P. E. l. Ilospital where it was found necessary to rcmovc thc right cyc. ills widc circle oi’ friends deeply deplore the aceirlcnt and trust that his good constitution will soon overcome the severe shock it has rc- ceivcd. Mr. Darracli was resting eas- ily yesterday,

NEARLY COMPLETED.-’l‘lic work

n connection with St. Dunstan’s Cathe- dral has so far advanced thut. it is ex- pected the interior of the building will have been completed by next week. The concrete work is nearly finished, the last part to bc put lu being the altar stops in the main sanctuary. All the cut stone-work on thc now cxtcu- sion iii ihc old C_:_itliodrnl has hccu done. With thc facing of the cou- urcto walls at the i'r_oiii, with cut- stonc the wliolc cxicrinr of thc (follic- drnl will huvc been finished. The work of plnstcrlug is going :ihcad hi the basement, although not as exped- itiously us niight`bc desired owing to the luck of piustcrers. About .scvciity pcr cent. ot' t.lic__window iriiinci; liiivl: been put in, niuhalioiit thc curl of thc wcolt will soc thc, qo_n1plcl.iun oi' the work in all respects on botlrspircs. The slatliig is also all finished and when tho ridge crcstiiig and it few more minor detuils have b-:un attend- cd fto, the copper contract will have been closed. lt may safely bo said that the exterior will be all finished next wcck. Thcrc reniains to be doni- nothing but the liking of thc metal lath on the main ceiling and the plas- teriiig of the sumo, putting in glasses and hanging doors to complete ,thc exterior, and whcii that is done the

and pushed forward as rapidly as pos- sible.

THUDSDAY

AN ACCIDENT.--Mr Geo. Ferris,

Froiicrictoii had thc misfortune to have his arm broken last Saturday l-Ie was leading a horse into the stable when a colt rushed through _thc door at the same tlmo thereby crushing Mr Ferris against thc door post with thc above result.

WEDDING BELLS.- Iii St. Pat-

rlck's Church, Fort Augustus, October 27th, Robert lt. Madden .of Cliclscu, Mass., and Mary Gencvivo Smith, Johnston's Itiver were united ln the holy bonds of Matrimony by the pas- tor Itev. A. J. McDonald. Mr. James McAdan1 Donah, supported the groom, and Miss Gertrude Smith, sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid. Tho young couple intend making their future home in Chelsea. Mass.

SHIPPING ITEMS.-The sale was

effected last week of the schooner

byterlaii Church, liradalbaiic. at ser- "J. W." by George Wlghtmuu, oi’

Montague, to Captain Charles Clorcy. of Georgetown. Captain Harvey Mur- ray, who had churlzc of thc vessel, is now arranging to have n cargo ready for the "Maude .(5art_er," which will

isailfor Halifax shortly.-Mr. li. Carr.

dealer in produce and coal, is at pre sent in the city purchasing produce. Mr. Carr is loading the schooner “Yukon" at Cardigan with produce which he has acquired from Hon. J..A Macdonald. He expects to dispose of his cargo at St. John's. Newfound- land.

WEDDING BELL8.- On Tuesday.

the 6th of October, St. Josephs Church, Kslly's Cross, was the scent-. nf a very pretty wedding when Miss Catherine Cusack was united in mar- riage to Mr. Francis J. McQunld of Emyvalc, Lot G5. The cercmony was performed by Rev. Dr. Curran. The bride was becominsly attired in a suit of blue velvct and wore is large picture hai. She was attended by her sister Miss Lena Cusack. who Wore H suit of blue with hut to match. The groom was ably supported by Mr. Peter McQuaid. After the ceremony the wedding party drove to Mr. Steve McMurrer's, Royalty Junction, brother in-law of the groom, whom ii very pleasant evening was spent, till the-. wee sma hours in iho. morn. when all dispersed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Quaid many happy years of wedded life.

FUNERAL HELD.-The funeral Mrs. Joesph Sanders of Bolle Riv took place on Tuesday, Oct. 27th. largc number of people assembled

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wife of Maurice O'Connell, Tzircntun The bride was hecomliigly attired i a suit of white panama cloth and wor

Cumriiiskoy sister of thc bride, sctc as bridesmaid, and was dressed in ' suit of sncque blue cloth, The groon was ably supported by Joseph lt. Dris

was prepared nt the hoiiic ui' th bridc’s father, Pctcr Cuuiiniskey, Mt Ityau, wherc fifty couples were de lightfully cnteriaincil. A rare inusi cal treat formed port of thb after noon’s eiitcrtiilinncut and was iudulg ed in by such notable tuicnt as licv A. J. McDonald, Fort Augustus; A. B Cosh, Charlottetown, William Mclion

ters, Fort Augustus (‘.iurcli, ln th evening about two hundred young pco plc, friends of thc bride and groom as sembled and spent a very pit-usziil evening in ‘dancing and singing. Th

cash and cheques, testify to the- popu larit of the ha y youu' cou lc. Mr

journey through life.

ni lit~\v.1tchnian of ilu- l‘lui|'loiti_~\o\\'

Pt. Stcplicn Dnlruil, uni- uf lhc Islain men who arc with thc (‘:inu<linn vm

fortnlilo us could possibly bu expr-cle

iiig mrcoiniiiodutioli, hc wrilcs, is vcr good, and they llrc glvcii the bcsl lilo:

in bright i-puns. iliiiiim ol ilu p.i sugc across thc Atlantic ilhc lniii

trails ort shi he suvs: “Tlicrc wci

bcc Ilnrboui' siiiiiiliuiicollsly, nccliii pzuiicd by ilvc i'orinidubl<~. bniilcsliip

had fi very pli-nsuiit trip sn fur :in

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a hat of white plush. Miss Libbic, . , - il

coll, Mt. Ryan. An elaborate dinner

old and l)avld McDonald, choir inas-

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many presents rcceivcd, including '_

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Post Office, has rccclvi-d ii li.-ttcr fron

in their Circlinistuiiccs. 'l`hcii‘ .Lili-up

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Rev. E. McDougall, Rev. Jolui Gillis ` " ' " I .-

of Wood Island offering prayer and , ,_ , ,___ .____.('/"3 ' Rev. James McDougall of Cape Truv- \ “"”,,f,*;’,"" _' I _. _

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,{ ' f ln the IDEAL Hopper-C1 oled Engine you have the

' and satisfactory farm engine

‘_ best, safest, most simple

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steadily :ind strong under all winter blizzard as easily as a is easily installed can be to place, simple to Oper.

ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fucl and up-keep, and will pay for itself in a few months use.

work on the interior will bc taken upl`

arc enjoying thc novcliy iiiinii-uscl_\'. Well, it is ii siglii wcll \\'oi'ih sowing# ull lhcsc ships plouirliim: thi' :seals und rfoiiihlcili. in tht' proii-l~limi oi`i`oi‘iii‘ci

:mil in llircc liiics. Wi- huvc it first-' class boui, ll. lil. S. lvii-g:illiic.’ :ind gct thc vt-ry lic.-;i to uni null perfect,- ly coiiiforiziblo boils. We have thrci».‘ meals li li:\_v, with piulsliligs of nil kinds. All thi- boys uri- wi-ll. und us for niysr-ll`, l :ini i'i-cling just iluv; cvcryliody wiiliulit i‘.\i~1-plioii is lighi und liuppy." `

by iii-:ir urlnonrcil i-onipuiiiolis. ’l`lu~_\' .

The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While in sue about it today. *ff -~ --

Bruce Stewart 8; Co Ltd.

Steam Navagaiion Wharf;

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Made in all styles

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Paris, Ont.

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