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Farther 'rn-ea-out Feeling _

due to the 'l" onous wagiéngtggtggoih zt.':.1,°t:.sa.:'”‘°" °=»~=°~ dated stomachetgm dum'

- Penslar '~_iLlver Persuader

It",Wi“ k¢¢D Your liver active and_vge ieel sure *hi* °f.f¢fmvmsit a trial you will recommend: it as thousands of others do.

Tqndar Liver Pe . St:;:_"l9,tz‘t¢tfP§‘7;l5f

E. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE.

_ PERSONALS

~ Miss Fl'ance7s Rogers, Alberton. '.is visiting in Charlottetown, a guest oi' Mrs_ W. A. Huestis.

Mr._A. A, McLean, M. P. and Mrs.

l\icLeen, arrived in the city Saturday from pttawa.

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The many friends ot’ Mrs, M. P.

Donovan of Moreli who has been ni the City Hospital will be pleased to lmtrn, that she has so far recovered as to ble able to return to 'her home and is steadily regaining he-r health.

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me ve _remedy heady. ;

' all external pains because _ t timoegunitluprovmtboqniehnt

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:On you will mrverybs wills-

bottlno. at all dnlslilh.

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DENNIS-SHAW WEDDING.-The

marriage of Miss Pearl Dinnls, daugh- ter ot Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dlnnis, to

James1Shaw, Mt. Edward, took place quietly Saturday morning. Rev. R, G. Fulton. pastor of the First Metho- dist church performed the ceremony in the presence ot’ a few ilnmediate relatives and friends of the lbridal couple. The bride wore a trawfelling suit ot' navy blue with hat to corres- pond. Both bride and groom were unattended. Alter the ceremony the happy couple left by the express' on u wedding trip to St. John. Halifax, and other cities. The array ol' costly gifts received testify to the popularity of the happy young couple. Tile Guar- dian jolns with tlleir numerous friends in extending hearty congratulations and best wishes.

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Mr. Victor Shaw, sonulof Mr. and Mrs..

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ANNUAL HALLOWEEN’ High Tell

DIEDIN VANCOUVER.--Intornlntion has just reached' this city conveying the sad news of the death in Vancouv-

_ - ~. \ _ ~ _ if. kv ` ._` , _, | [lx er, B. C., of James Caldwell, a torm-

We believe MlNAHD'S l.lNIMEN'I‘\ '

is the best: _ l

Mathias Foley, Oli City. Ont.

Joseph Snow_ Norway, Me.

Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N S

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er resident ot’ this city. Mr. Cald- well,nnative ol’ Scotland. was a gentleman of the old school, with a pleasing personality, high character -and courteous manner that made friends for him- wherever he went, At one time he was in the employ of the P E l R system here and be-

llev. R. 0. Armstrong. Mulgrave. _ “QQ K|DNEY__/Q,/i _ti fore leaving the province was engin_

N. S , _~ . . _ _ ll,_ Elsglff"fUT~ll§.71';3g;C5_lPg__,_'_‘ _Cer on the “S. S. Elinor” w_hich ran_ Pierre Landers, Sen., Pokemon(-_he,| ,`,lill,,_ DG_HT'S D1 HF llumili'_l._._.l.' between eastern points and Picton.

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the country' has lost a citizen of high

N_ }3_ _ ,. _. .» 1 "5.__'_i‘_,. _ AHETEJ _\‘l_"_,__l__l'l'»_li" in his death ut the age of 65 years.

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character who was a practical friend to all his fellow men.

Cath tl l H li M d T - . ‘ d e ra_ a ond _lt;l\_¢_i_rlyl__ an __l1@:l_Tuesaay. Oct. 29th and 30th, Proceeds dlvlblon ol the llrlllll, lll the glelll daily

HY. Oct 29th an rocee s _H ll .l_ M22 24 627 ala at clty.nospltal_ -_ 759.1 in Md °t Guy' °°`D 8 ` ~' '2 ’ ‘ “°‘\i*;\|l“P~°,_rJSH“i.!\K (§°l11__l,h0 ¢,¢l,1_lF*?S.

~_ l A'Uél___°N_ |"'p~E_’ql_RABl__E -RE ol population and gol_n_g into the re~

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ule'rlN_oullsHao PnEl_.__T;l'ss.-'_ sll_:~eNo_E.-At the premlsea_1s3 Fitz-T :l$l§l:Q'f?li1qed;li)y pxssaiii towértitliiif

Among the distinguished ors a__ roy Strwi.-.TPQBUHX 23 October at l2_ of a pllrveyor of newR_ The day ol

present in Charlottetown “are I-ill 0»clo°ll llopll____ _The _llellllllllll __ le, _lb ' _ _ _ __ _ __ __ - L. _if-0-Us--W-»t,tm... .te---t-_-K.--Mite... R. ,,;,‘=f;;;;*efe;‘;;..‘;f~,§‘,;;,;;‘;,,:§2,,.1 ~- S' ~~~_.

' - , ¢,1 -" - Classified adl under this head cost ‘_ `MISOELLAN`~`E0'~U_ " `

present in England, a native of this

fplll;L§l;:$l:;- 0;/,Ili-eLTlIDlli_c:fol?lIl;;l Dr`°Vi“ce' died of w_°““d5 at N0' 4 Ca' read his paper rapidly; The final di am llalllev school for lm; month ol, Suanl’ cwafing “M10” O" Sunday' Oct' vision of the press is the local paper geplembel ll as follows. Grade V_l in' mem' MacLeod was “nach” to which may have a limited circulation Ellen Man,-lldyen. ~> lgllna Ell'lml'.Lhe “ying ‘mms mm had made “n e“` hut on account of the closer grip ol Gralle lv IlSl.l__l G‘l',_ulyl,_ Ellloll, A" viable "ep“ta"°“ wnh that branch or its constituency its influence is not to Mabelle Ml__C'Lella'__ Willie S__9_’_e_:`. me “e""'i°e- hail ";“e“u~" been _'legen' be despis'ed_ The use the churcll may

' ' ', ed to by his squa ron comman er as

S°“~ H‘“`°ld Sharpe (9‘l“°1)» 3' Refi* the best pilot in the squadr0l\- church. lie said that the church

Keating' Grade lv (Jr`)__1’ Bertha! should not expect. the service ot’ the_ TRAVELLERS WANTED AT ONCE

?I?le1nB¥:__'__ovY_;l18'Bi§_1;_i;§_ldtegggtl Géigg press gratis. Let the church pay for , ’ ' _ | the space that she use-A just as the equal' Grade H-1' mme/"ce Maw- - business man or the moving picture

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swam' Glade I, 1' Mary heating' | N H I- mall pays for the space he uses. Hav- Jean Bernard; 3’ Hattie Warren' Thei ing bought the space use it to the best

following pupils made’ perfect a"te_m"| *___* advantage ol' the church. The church ance-Bertha Steveneon.Willa Smith _ _ _ _ _S __C__e _O do b_______________ _(___ me K___g_

Nelson S. .l. Murray, Teacher. l The Lnlted Baptist institute, com-

? _ posetl ol’ the ministers and lnymen of _ '“-""'”;'-°*-

l _ _ her business. -

New Blunswick and Prince Edwnld island, mot at the First Baptist Halifax (‘hnrcil on Friday, Rev. ii. J. Mt-Pllerson of St. John presided.

At lile morning session, after devo-

tional exercises in which a number oi’ the visiting clergy took part an ex- cellent papor was read by Rev. R. .l_

(‘0lpi|ts. editor of the Maritime Bap-

tist, nn "The Rural Slum."

Al the afternoon session a paper hy

Rev. R. Osgood Morse on “The (‘hurch and the Press” elicited nlucll favour- able comment. _.

Mr. Morse said that the three fac-

tors easily most ,influential in the lifc`

of the community are the Church, the Press, and the School. The school confines its work chiefly to youth.

Chau-lam' and Rev' Mgr’ Dulal' vi.cg-iBe“rm°- A“°u°“e°" " ` 'Th carrying the moral force that it might ’ » Generaiof Chatham Diocese, who arg _ _ ____ _ ' not ___ ___ moulding ____l___0__ as ___ me o'ne.cent_per word per insertion where rivet] m me (my °“"SM““i°.y'by thé P0!-|05 ¢0URT-Tim” ami m"“°¥`da»ys' of the great 'editorial writers. °°°h “°°°mpanl¢s order, with mini- B- S- A\`3“.m0f9- The B.i°h_°l>' 0LCh|;._tl_°E_3 two prime essentials to u ~'snc- Tllls l__ lhe gécllon of llle New wllerllmum charge of 25 cents per inrsr- 'xiham Mm-ohed at the 11 °'cloCk)Masls¥‘=595f“‘l C9~l'e°|'-~°~"° hamg ‘ml’°59i1 °f the church ma have her greatest in- “on” c°°"t 7°” w°rd' nd "W 'mm' ln- St. Dunstan‘s Cathedral yesterday_iw_m_ __ lavish lmml Sal_mlay_ _(mel _____l__c___ ‘ ___e____5;l____ ___ “___ work ol. _he sy by |-emitting with order. Stamps delivering ah able ami eloquent Serlimlm Wl\° drank nm °“ly“‘“WiS*`>1-V churchdought not to allow the great; °°°°Pted' Ad" “ke” by ph°"° °' mon which will be long remembered but too well, was fined $150 or 90 days _llallle` lo go lnlo homes of the people sent by mail will be ehargeg at 2c. by those wha heard it' Bishop L' J' ---- ‘ witltotlt carrying with them some di- P" w°"d' ‘° mv" b°°k"°°'P|"9 char' Omwry am, Rev' Mgr' Dugal Wm re' UEUT- M3431-EOD D|E3-- mem- tect moral influence Those wllo \vrile` 9"' "ati°“e"Y "ld postage On ac- main in Charlottetown'a few days as Norman MacLeo`(l_ _lon ol Ml._ ll_ l-__ , " ` wullgs,

tor the press must learn not only to

wn' . oi the' Bank of Nova. Scotia, H/Hd at it in such a way as to attract and hold

the attention ot the =man who must

make 'oi' the local press depends on the

She must let the community know of

The press should also ue used as ll

purvcyor ol' news oi’ inte-rest lo the church and in order to interest the

oefifei

._-_._.-.~.---_-_-_-.-_-.-f_-_----_-.»_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_.-.-:_-.fl-eg._-.;--ff:;;-rg?-ii---2-A--5-'L'f: _ He _divided the press into the gr:es't_; ,_ _ ‘ -’~\-»~----- --€- ` f AMSTERDAM; £6; _:E ;¢;é__ Th ‘

‘ ' - f Q ` magazine whose function- n to mf. P.':'..'~; ccmtssréuusnr Km tl l ‘ ‘ ` r-

|r psy; to buy in this provli\c¢_ l»_ p°g1'PONED éALE.-The sale an-_ lerplcl llle and glve lllmcllo-__1Pll_e__et0_»l, _ »- _ _i P11 rm s._i1rq,ecui»i'¢ . _ v¢.

" ' tl to ite place R. C. A. - . _ .

NOTlC_E.-_- Half fare, standard 2:13-(2 farm, glghdeld llzi)s?bee~n -l,°sl_lS9Ule -msgklines _appeal to a cosrnopl T0_RONTO, Ont.. Oct. 19.-_\\ alter

06rtlile'a,te`pilan to return soldiers at-_ _md _mm M “day O_______er 29th all iitan constituemil some to the uution,_ A_ \‘l_illls__o_n, who succeeds :stewart lendln‘_,__Cl'l"lolwmwn Convemlom 9° ii ' ______ 10 22 MM l and some to classes within the natlon._ l.yon~as Canadian Press t‘orrsspond-

0cl__ zllt-l'__. llll5p(l_ 1 P- m' ' ` '_gnlythtlll;_sl;lll_¢;t;_;v;'lle; _c_l_1n_____hoe1:;__l_o, _cntdst tile _front, has__arriveti- in Eng-

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‘ ' ANNUAL - HA"L°wE'EN High ent of the work ofthe church and thus 1.1,-llllc¢,_ '

T9* “nd B535” Wm be held in the ' k f this o erful fact r in

dB lllll lllllP_ __ _ mneuseo DW 0.

it an azaar W Q he d n e ro Pl'0'(»ll5h9d\'9tl- -H5"» on Mundab’ and the life 011115 community, The next _ ________ _ *_ _ ____ ,iid

sous, many of them _itnofln em- ployes, lor large' thefts of high speed steel, according _to the Frankfurter Zeltung. A _ speoiai,,,c0ul-1,, has been instituted at Essen to monduct the trials, which promises; important de velopments. '

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the guest of the Bishop of Charlotte-' MacLeod formerly general mammal. _ _ ___ _ A ___ ?_

to ' _ ' have solnc-thing to say in so o s __'__ _ AGENTS WANTED

_ ..GENT8 WANTED TO SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri- es," We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest

commissions paid; handsome free

equipment. Stone & Wellington. To ronto. Ont. 385-10-1ME27l.

with good connections to carry line of ladies skirts on commission has- is references required resident man prel`errc|l to cover the island. Ap- ply R. S. 14-lil St. Iiawrellce, Mont- real, Que. T55-10-22Mtiipd_

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noARDEits WANTED.

TWO STUDENTS (MALE) CAN BE nccomodated with large room and breakfast in private family apply at this office. 490-10-5MtI.

conl-mllnity in the activities of the

church. An occasional sermon has good news value. Everything that

FOR. SALE.

goes out as news from the church »FOR SALE, QUANTITY OF FOX

should he so written as to attract, and hold the attention ot' the nlasses who

wire, and long ceiinr posts. Isaac Ives, Montague. 599-ill-l2i\i10l

read the papers. --__._l.___._~.___.__..__

Rev. t‘. R. l<‘reen1nn spoke oi` the FARM FOR SALE; 192 ACRE FARM

need for a larger report nt' tht* things which the Conventioll did that were related to the world’s wellare. ldllrlher in regard to the local church there must he ll living up to the -things, ud- vertised. lie fel( that the business concern that i’ailed_,t0 advertise would

The press reucghes a_nr_i_,illi1uen_ce-s_all lose. .»\rlve.rtisingQwaa élqlausiness prof

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situate at Canoe Covc Lot 65 known as tha “McRae Farm" recently oct .cupied by lsabeila Benner. Valuable farm, well watered. Good dwelling house and outbulldlngs. immediate pussess~lon.Appiy to Gaudet & Hasz ard, Solicitors, Pharlotteown. _' _ -no-10-2M1mo

ctAsslFlBDiAnii'l§ifii§i:fl°l°l§l"ii§’fTfl_

rr ls” 'At.v/#tvs SAFE 'ro -‘ee1in'fx~ t Dominion Express Mon-cy Ordcr.

Five. dollars cor-tn three cents.

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Pou|.1'nv.| NM Now' euvme'

fowl and chicken daily. at _tile highest marker price. J.ii.i. .lellkins

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POTATOES JOHN McQUiLl.AN 'C-

f‘o. will pay the rhighesttcash prioe=

for potatoes. _ ti72;10~i6M_tii._.

AucTloN.-P|AN0 [ANU " Furlon-

lureai the l.y,<'ium,Nd ‘till Pritlce-‘Hit on Thllraday the ""j2§tl"'l"?_ bat. Odpl- lnencing at li o't-lrlr`~i£"'l'orenooli. Superior Square i’iziuo`__and _ quantity of in_rnlt_u"rc. '_'_'(‘Umprl_s.in_g- Bedsteads. Springs, "l\iattres's'es. Feather Beds, Wardrobe, Buréauii. Chairs, i‘ul-rains. etc. R. Beairsto. Auctioneer. 74'2i'-ltv-20 M'~_‘51.

“~ TENDERS WiLL BE RECElVEDl"BV

the nndersiguetl up to October 415th at S p. m. forthe sale ot' !l,'250‘\iu:=’ hsls Dakota Red Potatoes. Van. he delivered at l’e\'th or Vernon River Station, also 190 lambs 'and some int sheep. 'i`emlcl's for lambs close October ti0th, ut 8 p._‘,1n. lllgltost or any tender not necessarily B0 qepteu. wm. train, secy.. Marla l.caf institute, Summerville.

HELP _WAN TED MALE.

sr:i.`-EsMEN- Excl.uslvE'”"l.|NE

for city, town or country. Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent sli- year job. No experience- necessary- Write Luka Brothm-s,'Ltd., Mont- real, . 7_23~l0:z0ME§§a

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Lise c. Fathers and Mothers of - A

S rince Edward sland, isten~.ti

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Provincial Food Service Pledge _a is it l

If You and `Aii_ at Home Will Sign the* Food Pledge Our Soldier Boys and Armies

Gold is portant, But t’__si FOOD That’s Wanted _

-.A world Famine of Bacon. Beef and Wheat is Imminenat. Only the People ci-t Home Con S-dive-`

OCTOBER 29th

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Have Enough _to Eat l

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j Patriotism and Humanity Impiofe You to Sign the. F

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~ The Failure of F ood eans the F all Our Empire _

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