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Our shipment of choice Flow- ,_

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rt la-st ofters you a sure and lasting remedy it is. I back fbw claim to, by ‘Jllghtlng shadow from your life fully *U1-1 lllllllly. Once and for all. Maybc "/ou have tried many so sailed cough ;u_res, and been disappointed in the things that you expected of them. So perhaps it is natural that you should Iecl discouraged. But,,l bring you rc- ncwed hope that will surely material- ize into priceless benent of good health. Friend get a bottl

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don’t prove to be the wonder medicine of the world, take it back and get your -money. Can one do more than

this to proye to you what a marvelous remedy it s. I back my claim too, by the evidence,of the people I have ro- storod to good health. And I will only be loo pleased to 'furnish you with ,N hundreds of voluntary testimonials oi' praise, that I receive each day. 60 cents is the price that stands between your health and happiness. Tairo no substitute. Fear the man that dare say he has a remedy just asgood. ' _ Ask your dealer lor it. Insist cn ° them procuring it for you. Order from

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NO. X 14 $6.95 Brown calf-skin milit- ary heel boot, Neolin soles ,this is one of our best -sellers.

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NO. X 16 $6.75. Havana brown kid boot, French `heel, a 'nice dressy boot fo’r -any wear. -- Sizes 2 1-2 to°7.

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I.*THE LADIES AID SOC|ETV.»~~ of the Montague Methodist Church are- siving a tea and ppor in the-_ Parsonage (ll/iontaguelyon Sat. eve. Oct. 25th, from tive to ten-_o'clock. Price 50 cents. 1686-10-20M5i

'Kingl and fs Folk

. There is said to be no form of ex- ercise enjoyed so much by the King as horseback riding, but at present his work is so heavy that he has no time for this exercise. It is usually long after__inidnight before he can retire. Prince and Princess Arlhur of Con- naught go out riding together, and the Prince of Wales sometimes accom- panies his cousins. ,

A short while ago a member of the

royal household drove up to Bucking- ham Palace with a new and very fine motor car. The King happened to see it, and going down to the grounds he examined it and asked several ques- tioris about it, the make, horsepower, Qc,--then sighed as he said, “I would like to have one like that, but I can’t afford it!" V

` Prince Albert and Ragtime

Prince Albert is so found of "mod

lern" music that the Queen has given liinra piano of his own in his own room, out of pity for the other mem- bers of the family who have hitherto had to listen to his -playing. Princess Mary on the other ,hand is very fond of good music, and attends most oi thc concerns, whenever she can sparc heiime. The Princess is rapidly losing her

rhyness, and is taking a prominent part in many ceremonies; often rc presenting 'her mother. At the Poo- ple‘s Palace recently she had a very halllly time ‘among the Girl Guides ol East London, and made some tirn; friends. _ p `

Naturally people are wondering

whom the Princess is going to marry, and she herself is rather perturbed by the knowledge that, should she fall in love with any one who is not ol royal blood, she will have to do the proposing. That is what happened to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and Her Majesty found the necessity most cmbrassing.

Prince George is following_in hi;

father’s footsteps, and has adopted the Navy as his career. He is fin ishing his eriod o ni

p If irai 'ng at Dart-

mouth, and early next year will leavc on an extended tour in a training cruiser, being gazettcd to the rank ot nilrlsliipuian when he returns.

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‘ MInard`s Llniment Cures Colds. Etc

HOME IDEALS IN PUBLIC LIFE.

She was i1 lat comfortable looking

Irish woman. You could see her put- ting out a_ good washing or rocking a baby, but it was hard to believe your eyes when you saw her running an elevator at night in an oillce buil- ding. There she was, just the siime. And ilie little Italian \vho was scrub- bing the main hall had left water, quite a puddle of it, in front of the elevator.

All proceedings were stopped. The

elevator did 'not run. With ‘arms ixkimbo she dressed down the hapless

little man and ordered him back wélth his mop. “Come here and clean t is up!” she ordered. “I'l1 not have folks tracking water into my elevator." He came.

Memories of muddy feet on home

scrubbed porches and immaculate halls. It was her elevator, not her oinployer’s, when she was running it, and tracked it should not be. .

Here’s a toast to home ideals in

public housekeeping. May they blot out worse flaws than the mere track- ing of -physical dirt!

Pains t About

the Heart

ANY derangement of the

heart’s action is alarming.

Frequently pains about the heart are caused by the forma- tion of gas arising from indi- u gestion.

1 Relief from this condition is obtained by the use of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

-Chronic indigestion results from sluggish liver action, con- stipation of the bowels and Inactive kidneys. "

Beeson Dr. Chue's Kidney-Liver

Pills arouse these organs to activit

they thoroughly cure indlgestlon and overcome the many annoying symp- toms; ~ " ‘ '

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I-louse, Stllllmerside. 1468-.I0-9m

...THE GUARDIAN ls on sale a

bafferty's, Sumnierside.

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

‘tnirertioiilost sdvertl-sing in this coi- umn_ Cas); must accompany order minimum charge twenty tive cents.

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-BIRTHS-At the Prince Coun

Hospital qir‘_”I‘hnrsday morning. young daughter was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Elrod Farrint, Summuruide. -H. _

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-MEN' MAHOGANY TAN FINE

BOOT, blutcber cut, leather sole and ieel. Special value per pair $5.50. Sinclair & Stewart Iflniited. .

1806-10-25WI2lE1i.

-POLICE COURT.-At the Suni-

mcrside Police Court on Thursday morning an assault case between two mais citizens' was dismissed, the plain- tiff failing to appear.-H.

-MEN'8 FINE MAHOGANY tan

blutcher cut boot, extra heavy ueoliii sole and rubber heel. Sizes 6 to 10. Per pair $5.96. Sinclair' & Stewart Ltd.

1806-10-25M2lE1i.

, -ALL UNPAID ACCOUNTS due McDonald Drug Co. or McDonaid's Limited not paid by November 15;) will be handed' to solicitor for immed- iate collection. '

1833-10-25M4i

-NEW FlESi‘DENT»S.-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ilowness and family, who had 'ueen residing in Moncton for some ‘im-:_ have returned ta Summersldo uifl are taking the resid-*ence on Cam- ‘fridgo ~-Street .formerly occupied by tirs. C. lilurpliy.-H.

-PRATT'S ANIMAL REGULATOR

"Jr horses, dairy cows, sheep and 'io=;'s, in paciragcs 30c and 60c In 12| round pziiis $2.50. Also Pratt’s Poui-‘ 'ry Regulator. A guaranteed egg-pro- lucer. In packages 30c and 60c. For sa-le by Sinclair & Stewart Limited.

1806-10-25M2iE1i

-WE-DDING BELL8.-The mar-

raige took place :it the North Bedeqiie Presbyterian Church, October 17th by the Rev. W. A. MacQuarrlc of Mrs. Ellnclr' Stavert Hooper' to Mr. Louis M. Hoiland. After thc cereniony` a reception was held at thc home of Mr. ind Mrs. James Stavcrt.

-PROBATE COURT.-Judge Acu-

eas fMcDonnld_ of (lharlottetown was in Summcrside a couple of days last week holding? session of the Probate Court at which a number of estates were closed. The County Court, Oc- tober term met at -Summerside on Fri- day morning. Judge McQu‘arrie, pre- siding, the docket is not large.-H.

-COUNTY COURT.-The October

term of the Couniy Court, First Cir cult, was helilnt Alberton on Tuesl ,day last before Judge McQuarris, there was quite a large docet including three Prohibition cases whcih wore' brought on by Prohibition Inspector George A. Barbour for the sale cl beer and cider. 'There was one co_n- viction and two dismlssals. In one of the cases the defendant hadmanufac- tured the beer, out of hops, barley and raisins. The l-awycrs in attendance were Messrs A. C. Saunders and Heath Strong, Summerside, George M. Matthews. O'i_.eary and Wilfred Tan- ton, Alberton. On the same day at Al- berton, a number of parties were up before the town Magistrate for offenc- es against the Fishery .Act,these cases were adjourned. Mr. George S. In- man, Chariottctown appeared for the defendants.-H.

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-A NARROW ESCAPE.-What

might have been a serious accident I, occurred near Fredericton on Sunday last when a car belonging to Mr. D F. Taylor of Granville while travcl ling at high speed skidded and struck the bank. The occupants of the car were 2Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Miss Myr- tle Taylor and M-r. B. W. Taylor a of whom were more or less injurql Mrs. Taylor had the wheel and on a , down grade near Fredericton Station ‘the car got out ot control, swervcd to -the sins or ins road and hitting a high .bank turned a complete somer- sault, pinning Mr. and Mrs. Taylor under the car when it overturned. The ither occupants were thrown clear fmd Sllffered Only minor bruises. Mr. Taylor who was injured most wus taken to the home of Mr. George Ste- wart and later 'ln the day all the party were taken 'back»to Granville by Mr. L. McLeod of Fredericton who 011 hellrihs of the accident hastened to the spot and placed his car at their 1119110881- MT- Tf1Yl0r is suffering from miscellaneous sprains and bruises, but expects to be around in the cour- se of a week. The car was consider. ably damaged. and all who witnessed

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HEARING CHARGE ,

AGAINST PACKERS

Attorney Hynder, counsel for Swiift

and Company, denied today that the packers have any means or transpor- tation and distribution not available to the gi-ocrfrs. _ _' _

"Our method of distribution has

reached its present point of efficien- cy," he said, "because we Ioed our own cars, do our own billing and route our own carl." `

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ing Mlle Verlet`s voice, yet Mile Yr-rlet was not singing. The entire audience gasped as it slowly realized that it had been unable to distinguish between Mile Verlet’s voice _a n d the RE- CREATION of that voice by the New Edison.

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taken Saturday night at the Prince

sought to prove that no difference exists between the voice of the living artist and its RE-CREATION by. the New Edison. The musically cultured of Charlottetown were invited to pass judgment. No test could have been

` more exacting.

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comparison. Victor Young also made tests with the pia_no. The~mystif1ed audience tried vainly _to_ catch a_ dif- ference between the original rendition and its RE-CREATION by the New Edison. No one could tell one from the other. I

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:nerce Commission representatives. | illness and in spite of the best 1119111091 the services both at his residence tgirl to sumgenlgg “fer Tp1'Ld|n;the ,ut I The sl‘0¢Hl'S Olllfle that railroads Skill 'Bild d°V°¢°d “1l;El“5 P“°°d grave being ;r>ndUl<`>‘l:dll>l{n¢(;‘J‘:)l§:l"sY'Th‘; three months visiting in Bolton".“‘d oh' f

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grocers are forced tp use slow -in s. marked degree e reawvblll h tery by six neg h B; emo” Norman |91; on ]z|,-mly m°|P|||g fm-.lilrtisllqlsl .J fi-sigma, fteem of his friends and rieish Orl. B Henderson, .loser Y d 3 lm Mc_ Mag," when ,ng qw/ spend the win-

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ons e to e per so six brothers and four sisters, Jo n,. "T, . Do not en faction of all concerned. Ambrose and Alphonso on,P BE ul; i’g°§’f,§

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long service medal, since theatre was ,M .Hammond in Idaho. Mrs. W. E. I ng I els.

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-__ 'MR. CEPHA8 MALLETT Mr. Wilson, all of whom carried mn___L_

curcnco, oct. zz. _ Hearing nfl -- away with them the “°“““““°"'"‘“‘ »

charges made by the Nsiignm who]e_l It was with sincere regret that we ihelr deceased brother was looking _M155 Addie Ellis of Summersldo sale Grocers’ Association that "big were Celled upon to -publish,.a few days forward to a happier I\0\"\° l’°Y°“d left this week for Boston where SIIG five" packers were given gpnggl ago the death of Cephas Msllett one of this vale of tears. Wm 1-e,|d9_-»_,L_

freight service by the railroads. 119.' the most highly respected citizens of The funeral which took -plncedog ____

gan here today before Interstate cpm. Union Road, who after a lingering Tuesday was very largely Rite!! G

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