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troubles of f young or old that- itch,

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lecturer with the purpose of having'

~t'cake &e.,n‘&c.,) to-'each-of the tive' _ solute-rs from then- sonooll nlstrlotl m;’“;‘rt"‘;;‘“t:; sln n s .' tl tn aol

ce t e ept :mee ng, ey d tv '*

concert and ice~cream sale and cleared' schml Fa" 2: Crakaagd' Monday Bu;

,ot Mrs. J. Oswald Stewart.

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A1 E’ bum, crust, scale, torture or disiig- . M

Ph°¢°Bl'lPhy UW- Bei-id¢S. yOU 1115>' try them V _.msn Pomr womews mlsrl-4 Mode;-gtg ' ` b°f°1'° YOU ‘WY Umm- ` Tu'rE.- 'rho monthly meeting wusl

Peljonal .ttentifn to Am_ sample Each Free by Mau held at the home ot Ethel Bruce..

_ w.h :_ '_ . _ _ There were five members and eight

‘tear Ph°t°ll'3Ph§» card? .?C‘Fti§§;2'B%°t;t_A]%?r§;:.p&°I:, visitors present. After minutes oft

' 107 Quggn SL U. S.,A.” Sold thi-0ugh0un,h¢w0|-1d_ previous meeting were read and ad-

Phqng 68.J_ _ #Jpted unfinished business was taken

, up./Xmas boxes for soldiers were*

,,&\\‘“‘@ discussed and it was decided to send

| R b. one of each soldier who went from

lthe district A aper sent out from

1 rotary, Miss Florence Warren then; _ entertained the members with music.

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, the Dept. "How to maintain interest

I S in our Institute was road by the Secs,

' The meeting closed hy singing the;

. "National Anthem. Mrs. John Mcln-:

nis invited the members to mee; next month at her hofmo. »

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F*9“"»mmed m °a”°da° We airrs of Doctor Special heav ` ale authorized to refund the ' __ 3 F5" pumha" PH" with 10 an boot regular price.. ..$8.5 WINNIPEG. Oct. 20.-At a meeting:

per cent Penalty added if nf. ' oi’ the Manitoba Provincial .-Liberal tor two baklngs you are not

' v 'ex`ecutlve, he-ld in this city, a resolu-

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tion endorsing Laurier was carried ‘by

flour, and wllll take back thc

unused portion. - ‘

14 to 11. lt was decided to run,al straight line Laurier candidate, in every Dominion constitutency in op-| position to the Union candidates and a committee of Winnipeg Liberals was appointed to select a Laurier candidate in each of three Winnipeg seats. |

How far they represent public feel~

ing is problefmatical. None of the Norris Cabinet have said anything in favor of Laurier since the Liberal con~_ vention closed. It is known that

Premier Norris. Hon. Ed. Brown, and' Thos. Johnson are against _Laurier’s“ stand. Hudson is a sphinx these days. Hon. Dr. Thornton and \_Vink~ lor are more .inclined to favor Lau-

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y ROBIN HOOD FLOURI The Doctor Special boot

' ne of the best Canadian boo Makes from 8 to 12 loaves of

bread more than any other Flour on the market today. Therefore it is not only the best but oheipnt. Get n Barrel

from us today prices right.

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de, the solos are double t

he ‘heels and leather lining.

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.°IT PAYS to buy in this pr0vluce.i . *MR R R HOWLETT is Glllrd 1 Ncwsom nd Muvm W Bb

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i "t1-HE K"N°aB°R°uGH womeni .m;‘l iirblilier und Clllrk Vi<~tol'la '

' lnntltuto hula tlion- monthly meeting' __~|v,n_ minors P. oonuovn is 3: R Sham," and Ed_'Shm_e“ bm

in the Hall of that place__at this meet- the georgetown Guardian Rep;-agen-' paud V _ `

mg may deemed to correspond with B t"u"°' ' 4. Snow and Cameron, Victoria.

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him come to lecture on behalf of Pris ' ~ Made T Z h r, R

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oner of War Fund The institute is e ° e . ace'

1 Nelson McEwen, Victoria.- - ` f

Hubert Nicholson. Augustine

the spo s w c were run o

about ssc, wnlon goes to the support' wa” ' . _ __,,,,,,,,,,...wTi,_,.so,,,,,s ,,-,w._--_-~,.,T,,» w1thJ.\1r_._MfI-alma-as wwf- and H ~~~ f ~ an ~ next meeting was invited to the home. "umbe-r M -‘wa men us Judges"

' - The results were:

50 Ydl. for girls under 10.

B. Cobb. Creiwud. I “ M. Bell. Tryon.-

Lila Wotton, Victoria. E. Mabey. ’I`1'y0n. '

50 Yds. for girls over 10.

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Matheson. lt. Valley. Trowsdale, (irapaud. Newsome. Westmoreland

M. McVittee, Westmoreland.

75 Yds.. boys under 10.'

Harrison Leard, Crapaud. K. Best. Crapaud.

G. Parker, Crapaud. R. Malloy. Crapaud.

100 Ydl., boys over 10.

fllaud Snow. Victoria. E. Matheson. ilono Vlllley. Alton .Boulter. Crapaud. (Jllarlie Logan, `Victoria.

Sack Race.

K. Newsom. (lrapaud. Stordy, Crapaud. (.‘. Snow, Victoria.

Potato Race.

S. Burgess, Crapalul. J. Millcr, Victoria. (Y. Snow, Victoria.

Rev. Wm. Déatho. Dr. Bovycr. » Rev. D. Carey.

Trustee'l Race.

W,. M. Lea. Victoria. Fred. Oakes.. Lady Fane.

r's Race.

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Hillard Canfield. Lady_Fano.

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DAILY PAPER FOR .OVERSEAS

CANADIAN SOLDIERS

OTTAWA October 17.Altho the

large majority of (Ianadiane are prob- ably unaware of the fact, soldiers of the I)onlinion overseas, oven those in the trenches in France and Belgium. receive a daily' paper filled with news from Canada. This ll-ttle publication. which is of such immensn value to the boys at the front because it con- tains news of home, is published in London and goes by tho name of “Tho Canadian Daily Iiecordf

it is the. lates-'_ development of the

Canadian military au-tllorltlcs in (Ian- uda and overseas to mcct the demand of the I)ominion's soldiers for news 'of thciu- own country.

Thu news is furnished from Ottawa

by cable nightly and, thru the med- iuln of press clippings and -special al°liclt\<, forwarded by mail. Tile Calr adian Press, Limited, gives access to its news sorvico frcc of charge.

sumlvlsnslos 'MAnl<E1's.

Buckwheat, bus. . . . . . . .. .75 to $1.00 Barley, bus ._ _.80 to 85 Butter, crcalnery, lb ._ .. . . ....44 Butter, daily. lb ....39_tu 40 Calfskins, lb _ _ .. . ._ _ .. .22 Eggs, doz .... ....40 Fowl, lb.. .. .. ...I6 to 20 liay, pressed. `t0n . . . . . ._.$11 to $13 nay, luono, ton . . . . . . . ._.$10 to. $11 llidcs, lb. ._ . ....15 to 16 Lamb pclts, ench .. ,.40 to 80 Oats, white, bus. .. .. ...65 Oats. black. bus. .. ......68 Potatoes, bus. ._ ....55 pork, ontnnn ntl. lu.`__ls1/4 to 1s1,@. Straw. loose. ton . . . __.$6.00 to $6.50 Turllips, bus. .. .....20 Whcllt, bus. _ . . . . . . . $1.75 to $2.25 Wool, washed, lb. ....75‘

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Constipation Relieved

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MAN was provided with the weapon to iight constipa-

tion right in his food. The weapon is the natural

~. waste in the cereals. Any doctor \v'li tell youthat the

long muscular digestive tube is precisely desinncd to be ir.- citod toaction bymeans of `ws.ste,a_nd not byirritatingdrugs.

Roman Meal

is an entirely druglell, full( nutrition food with the proper amount oi natural waste. It .positively relieves constipation or we return your money.

Roman Meal is composed of

entire berries of wheat and ryo with wheat bran and flax seed (rendered absolutely taste- less and ' odorlesa by elec- triclty).

Roman Meal is diderent from

ordinary bran-foods. The irri- tating edect of bran used alone, which may cause intestinal tiatarrh, is counter- acted in Roman Meal by the sooth- ing effect of the iiax, which also lu- bricntes the diges- tive tract. Do not stir Roman Meal porridge except while mixing meal and water, or you

positively spoil it.

Roman Meal re-

tains all of the natu- ral iood elements, and all of them

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are needed. It is theoppositeof the highly milled 'cereal foods and fleurs which sro robbed of their precious blood regulating Balines, also indispensable food elements known as “vit1mines.”

The United States Govern-

ment’s Health Service will send you a most interesting booklet written by three well-known scientists. Their experiments show the importance of full- nutrition foods.

just write a letter and ask for

booklet entitled, “Breed as a

Food.” Enclosedve cents and address your letter: “Sup- erintendent of Documents. Gov- ernment Printing Oiiice, Washington, D.C."

When you have

read this booklet you will reallzehow

Hecious Roman

eal, the 'whole

grain, full-nutrition ood will be to you. At all grocers.

Roman Meal Company, Toronto. Canada; North Tonunndl. New Ylrli

Tacoma, Wullinjlen. f 13

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D. S. McQuarrle7Crapsud. ‘ |Wool. unwashod, lb. _ .. ..55

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Sunlight Soap has a high stan- dard of urity which is backed by a $5‘:000 guarantee. lf a soap has no standard there is no reason why it should always be of uniform quality, always contain the best materials or be anything like as good as

the soap wifi: e standard

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DQLLAR DAY """"""""

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" IN CHARLOTTETO WN STORES

A wonderful array of bargains in~ every desirable sort of Me_rcl1andise_ ; ; -,

9 _ Will Be »

DCLLAR DAY

will be shown by 'all the stores participating’ in this great sell-m_g event. . _

' _ Visit Charlottetown on "DOLLAR DAY” and proflt by tlte saomgs. I

. Sales commencing at 9 a. m.

For particulars see the ,Advertisements of each Store.

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