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Auction Sale

At Duniiasl’ li I November 5-1919

- TEN 0'0LOGK

3 milk cows . 8 heirers ln cn1!,q1

steer, 4 calves, Ayrshire Grille- -5 sheep. 8 horses, 1 tool, hinder mower. team rake, disc. drill dillfr- 11l1l‘l’°“'- lever spring tooth barrow( lever splllfl tooth narrow. sms blow- Slll8l° l’l°“Kh steel roler, barn ell! Wjhe°li. bar" wa`¢¢on%m\ni%,spreo.der. 'Do Laval C;-¢|m_ spar; wood1;slelgh._ b0b =isi¢n»,;~i>u¢ii bi>anl._hors:@v°l'- W°l'l< ':nrn¢3g,_Hollll'i!li Mod _ __ 91'. milk sus, farm tools, 35 tons hay, 10 tonn traw, 6 tons green feed. 350 bus. oats, 00 bus. wheat, 400 bus. turnips; The arm will also be offered at auction. i the day is stormy the snle \vlll bo

`°i'i>f'i=75°=?"fef-13-°y'i Household Furniture Sale STQCK QUOTATIQNS

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®§rt`er'“@“‘> f/ it icactjyf

lilo flavor Of Q _ .§:.;i.:'f°:_‘s“r..f;i..*..r..:;izi:.°.'f“r: Mousse

JJ, 1'" "' A 'I _ 3. L. Thompson, Montague; Gee. R..

' °."~`»§~." \ I-‘iiis iiailtax- H A s iiiiiinu-

- L) \ x* if Hirtchison,'Tor:ontlJ; McAfee,

_ , "-:{ , N ff i _ vlontreal; E. A. Mason, sr. John; H.

.-7 ._ ___,'~ _ ~ __ il. U. watson. winasm-,.oni.; c. r. Leo-

malees liespeclaii;/_ \ gt. __ accepltilgle io the/ ""» i palate oftheeiciz __., ._.

_ or»convales<:en‘lf_ ~ G c, ,,mf,`,_7M,i ~ -

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_,___ _,_ ____-_¢__" _ ,______ ,__ _ _,___ ___,.____.

JOHN D. MCGOWAH ' ____ NEIL McKAY. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th

Auctioneer

,_ _ _ _ IIALIFAX, Oct. 28.- (Quotations

291; iiziu ii ii Chmmtemwn iiffuilielfiifliillig lliillilgengirlil itfigleéoiigilr "“"“‘S"°" by f"~ B~ ’“°C""‘1Y “nd C°~

B D ‘ r I

1885.10' wt ` ' |ilfi.‘tiii~e-i tivo nrt squares, small room me Montreal Swck Exch”'“ge')

£'__..-2 rnlsis, rot-kiiig rflinlrs. kitchen table / YeSterdny_ ,mday

.'\lCll 9] ~"

. liicrioii slim

I am instructed by A~J~ M°Ne"l”

to sell on his inrm Bl Argyle Shore

I on MoNoAv, Noyswisen ami, isis

the iollowing stock: 1 Shortborn Cow, Reglstercll, 6 y<‘=ll'S old, with cali; 1 Shorthorn Co\v,_Rt>2“ istered, 5 years' old, and due to iresli- en January lsr; 1 Shorthoru Heller. »-_,~_e9,\~ uid, Registered. with calf; 1 Shorthorn Helter 1 Wal' Old- R_@5‘S“"_‘ ed; 1 Grade Shorthorn 1;leiter,`_1l,2 years old; 3 Milk Cows with coll: 1 Milk Cow, Farrow; 1 Ox IV; years old; 3 I-Ielfers 2 years old; 4 ilclfcrs 1% years 0111; 2 Calves; 1 0’I`iriens Barrister Filly, 3 years old, 1 Mare 15 years aio. Also, 4 young Horse.-‘. ‘

old

and 3 years .

Terms 12 months credit on approved

joint note. _

Sale begins one o‘clock p. m. sharp.

NEIL M¢KENZ|E,

Aucuonéel. October 29th h

Bonshaw, P. E. I.

1910-10-29M3i.

ST. lilll(l‘}'§ ll0.\'|'l'l‘Ali Training School for Nurse-N.

Il df ll. Minn ll ‘~' A

in tggrgetlgdlobnd puraiitlcill V 'ii\ii"~iii'" : mlfavomhlv’ it under special Instructors. Moilorii vvcrll' if Wing “V€l’ll“g- equipped class-rooms, conifni-tublc-_ _~ir_~p- BV

gratemomei l£‘or rlnf§rmutioi;`_n|ipll_v tio m3]__w_2i,MH

ullern en en o \|I‘:-ies, mv -lm - ` '

l _

I The Eldon lil

:ind chairs, new sewing machine, kit- ilien utensils. new range, parlor stove 2 buroiiis, ii beds, childs high crib, window slinilcs, 1 cow fresh in March

8 yr-:ir olil, 4 helters, 6 oxen, 1 horse Mex pet _______A__2_|8% I0 years good reader, 1 sow, 'I pigs, S; M_ P_ R_ _A________111

weeks olil, 1 mowing machine, 1 dou-- _\_ R'

ble scutvil wagon. 4 tons straw, 11,5 ton liiiy. potatoes und harness.

WM. JENKINS,

Luke Verde

. J. A._ McDONALD,

Auctioneer

1917-io-eilM:iip<i.

Ain. _. .....__.__io7f_~4

150 iso

:ni

66% ti-I

C. ._ 6653 57 Cent. ._ 73%

Qruc.

l’_ II. S. .....____.l0l'3'i'i I 81%

Reading 82

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1091/.,

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days

| _ D1-ugglsts refund -money it PAZC { loi.\i'i\_\ii~:N'r faiis to cure itching

_ Ililiiid, Bleeding or Protrudiiig Piles. 1

____ Stops Irritation; ~Soothes and Ilenls. Toroiito; F. Bell, Borden; E,|_ \v00d_ .auch of the -.Ladies You cnn get restful sleep after the ilgwnuiz (;_ H_ B_ Brown' SL John;

_»’1_lil" 'for the noiv Prince Edward ls- lll`Sl i1Dllll<1llll0ll- Price 600~

_lniiil Protestiiiil Orphanage intend

luiving :1 Halloween Su-ppcr in the .\i.i. i~‘A'r r'|eiii'i_E _ _ Tn” l.aren,. St. Peters; Miss Ida Belch-

Elilon, Wednesday, "‘L"_‘__"_[’ “Mm icy, England.

eglnning at _'il Cgclcck' ’I‘Iic world mvos :I debt [Of gl'l1l~l\ll\lll:"

= ~ v mllent programme wi ie Dl`0' Ln tm- niitliui- oi' the now itinoiis _ ‘ '-

A. .i. M¢NEviN -7" ‘“‘, _ . _ _ _ _ . ~ i i .nn mm-.4

' liidcil. 'llils entcrtuinmen. i».lioul,| ap- l\;_¥d“;_'U;“ of mis

lp'-:rl to the minds of rrll ns the Orph- hu,_mh,HS_ ,_m,uU\.,, 0|,.._.;,_v ,~.-,,,..,|y_ ti

Al ol l’ luitliptioit

.Dztptist Church,

iiiiiigc is iii gre iiiis.-:loii 401;. S

ut necil of funds. Il- tiiiil;-t form. ‘aliigivn 0:\_l|m'\(*|» 'ul “H

houlil the evening in 'lfn l_\fl~jl L'_f1_" nf __ ` __l .‘ , ,.._,, , _ ` Will ll? lliilll lllB fill' f\ll’:ll!InnhIl;n(1`:., (l\'l0-il'lVri\rh<li\l‘|ii.\I!Il l\|\l~‘I.‘, Ili;-I hdwang Cunen- eldest 5011 01' the lille

ri-iiit. Mich.,luiirl their )rertso‘:iuiil:1:Ul>';_';ff Jllmlll (i'uIllen’tAleTlandra' LOL 49. Wh0

0395;; QF C0M_ (sl. l'<ll'_ \1__l_1"i-"_" '_~'“~""l_ f“__"”__, _ nr E _0 ear fn ure ut the Marine

llliliit r‘I:~(;l]ii;‘t:I‘r‘lrlrnToiP.‘thvri“ovl!I'i!uY"iluTJ'y lin ;"|0";pn~ali Sl-i1l~9ll'lSli'lllil, N. Y., On OCL.

iiorinnl r>i'\»D<»\‘ll0l\>l» _

1331;, Illl

112%

'/1 sud; P. G. Rowen. Coleman; Chas.

252

li; ter, Toronto; Jack Le Mbine, Halifax;

1087/L 107%

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_ _-__ . fi _:I ' _._ » ---5---='--V '-'-‘--"’

ford. Mass. 4 -I A " __ .--.11 A _.L

St th t

‘late Jolin Cullen, Alexandra, Lot 49,

waste of L "M I I W -. Waste of

Fuel ` _ ' Fuel

DEM NSTRATIO

Of the Wonderful Invention

. i '5 I .

Fire Lo., Ranges and Heaters “THE GREAT FUEL-SAVING s'1‘ovEs”

iiiiinny no ifiny, onion son ni sin

The only Range in America built for the Burning

of Soft Coal.

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Come and see how to do your cooking end bak-

ing on one-half the fuel you are now_using, end let us show you how to use soft coal without Dirt. Dust or Soot, and just as satisfactory as hard coal;

A warmer kitchen in the Winter time and a

cooler kitchen in the Suinnner time, with only one- half the trouble in operation.

Burn Soft Coal, Hard Coal, Slack or Wood.

- BUILT ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLE,

DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER.

The Fire-Co.. Ranges and Heaters

Show the Way, and Saves 50 PER CENT. SAVING IN FUEL "

60 PER CENT. LESS ASHES TO CARRY OUT 50 PER CENT. LESS LABOR TO OPERATE 100 PER CENT. MORE COOKING AND HEAT-

ING SATISFACTION.

._ NO MORE ASHES TO SIFT A NO MORE FI RES TO KIN DLE

NO MORE STOVES TO BLACKEN

NO MORE BLACK BOTTOM COOKING

UTENSILS.

BETTER VENTILATION ABSOLUTE SAFETY IN FIRE PROTECTION

i A BIG REDUCTION IN THE HIGH COST OF _

LIVING.

Stanley, Shaw 8: Pearilon, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

‘-` V .

-- Stop tha

Awful

waste of _ _ _ 0 _ _ < A - _ _ _-

- _ ~ _~ i _,I _H ,_ ,f,i_ _. in < _ .- ,_ _ _ _ _, gp, ‘:"' e `

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ll0'i`EL

_wap

VICTORIA HGTEL

A McCuusland, St. John, S, S. Iles

M011-f-llsue; R. A._ Rayner., Summer- ide; W.~M, Humphrey, sumnierside; i

nerd, St. John-; Jack McDougall, Stel- .urton.

REVERE HOTEL ._.._ A. E. Spright. St. John; W. C.

.VlacDo_nald_ Stelierton; P. H. vioore, Moncton;J.A.Brown, Ottawa* W. L. Nicholson. Stanley; J. Noble. Toronto; J. Mitchell, Newcastle; L. A. Mitchell, Newcastle; S. A. Mac lonald, London; R. McKenzie, Lon- don; B. F. Stewart,/Boston: M. E. Stewart. Boston; M. H. McDonald. Truro; J. Il. -Smallwood, Halifax; E. E. Brown; Toronto; Gertrude Pine- nu, North Rustlco; F. D. Holbert, ‘Toi-onto; C. Pineau. North Rustico; _'.'. B. Twlgg, Strathgartney; J. M. l.eard, Kelvin; ‘J. S. Perry, 5lllHlIlPFSld@; John Macdonald, Bar "larbor, Me.; J. W. Currie, Peakes; V H~ Sflllllélon. Bay View; R. 1.. Smith, New Glasgoy, N. S.; .ms B. Keenan. St. John; 0. R. Pfitriuuln, Norton, N. B.; L. w. Murdock, Mur- ray River; D. S. McQuni'-rle, Crap-

Rush. Woodstock, Ont.: F. H. Hish- fm. 'l`rur0: H. C. Christie, Toi-onto; J- S- Peters. Montreal- A. G. car-

l. ll. Webster, Boston; Emily McKay, Hllllefleld: Ralllh Gordon, Montague; W. H. Macbaren, Plctou, N. S.; R_l R. Tlioniiison. Halifax; W. ia. Enman Toronto; C. C. Harris, Montreal; P.

1"0I'b0S- Sydney; L. \V. Murdock,

M\1l`l'ilY RlV6l`; G. E. Landers. Mid- dleton, N. S.; P. J. Hulllsey, 'l‘ruro;

- N: A. Macdonald, Montreal; Simeon

’ineau, North ltustlco; Chas. Rogers,

ll- El Douglas. st. Peters; P. A. Macdonald. Summerside; Jasper Mc-

ln Memoriam

[ll itll/lllii roniembrunce'of male,

70. i917. Aged fifty three years.

Ill l0VlllH remeinbrniicc oi’ Capt.

l“reilerick F. Cullen, master oi' the S. -“i~ \Velllnston. youngest son or the

vlio died oi’ jaunrlice ut the Marine llonnltul, St. .Iohn’s, -Newfoundland, "H Oct- 17. 1918. Aged :is years. May their souls rest ln

_ f preace.

'UIQ 8811. the sea. the open sea,

the blue and fresh and ever trco, We never were on Llie _dull tame shore

But we loved the great sea more

and more,

Alltl IJl1Cl{WllI`tlS flew [0 her billgwy

breast,

Like at bird that seeketh its inotlier’s

nest. _ -

Ami a inother she always was you sec

Iior we were born l.iy_ the open sea.

iois-10-29-milpa.

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WHY DISTILLED WATER IS USED FOR BATTERIES

A good den] of ignorance is abroad

NS 10 Why l10lllillg but distilled water _should be used ln storage cells. All water but distilled water contains the mineral matter in solution, and al- 'hoiigh this may he small in quan- flly, as' the water exaporates the mlnera1~matter is left behind and all hat ever ieiiters the cell remains there. lt ls' obvious, therefore, that ‘he amount oi nilneral matter ln soi- ution constantly increases. Very soon the concentration becomes so great that the mineral salts are deposited 011 the Dlates oi the cells. Electro- ‘lytic action then begin-s 'between the suits and the plates, with the result that the framework of the plates ls eaten away and the life of the cell de- ~itroyed. The energy wasted in the proces. too, is considerable.

Some people have the idea that

boiling the water helps, but boiled water ls worse than unboiled. for in the boiling the concentration oi’ mineral matter in solution is only Increased. Therefore, avoid the use oi' nny but pure distilled ‘water in

liillinrf storage cells.-’-'Popular Science B ti '

nn ly,

_i____.___

ALL ' NOT LOST `

Boys no longer have theopportuu-

ity to_lenrii their lessons by the 'light .of a pine knot. But opportunities to master draw poker in a quiet hayloft, and by the ‘lglit of n smuggled lantern still ure avnllitlile ln many rural com- munities.-’l‘opekn Capital.

M|nard'e llniment cures garnet in cows

con.-_ __er _1_._-1

SEALED 'I‘EN'Dl<)RB, addressed to -

the .Postmaster General, will -be;-l'ec- eived at Ottawa until noon, on Friday. ' the 12th December 1919 for the con- vr-/ance of His iMnjesty's Mails, on a ‘proposed Contract for foul' y8Bl‘B» 8|! limes per week on the route Welling- ton Station Rural .Mail Route No. 1 ‘ from the Postmaster General's pleas-

ure.

Printed notices containing fllfthor

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may he bbtsined at the Pont Offices or Wellington Sta-i

gon land st the oillce oi the Post 0!-

c to _

Post Oiilce Inspector

Post Olllce lns'pec‘tor’s Ollce,

/ Charlottetown, Odt 2701, 1919.

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o nspec r

_ JOHN F. WHlAR» 'L

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Wright. Moncton; W, H, Pdole,

nillllwnlitxnugl

. _ RUBBER Goons

~ _ Fall and Winter 1919-20. - i

K, .

We are oifering you as listed below, rubber footwear at ex-

ceptionallylow prices. Read them over and be cor_tvinced.' We lg

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guarantee every line to be of- the highst grade obtainable '

I ALLEY & CO., LIMITED.

en s um Boots

Men’s`Boots, as above, big value, _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ . _ . ._ _. . _ _ . _ _ .._ $3.95 Boys’ Sizes, 1 to 5 . . . , . . ._ _ $3.00 Youth’s Sizes. 11 to 13 _ _ . _ $2.50

Meu’s Boots as above, red sole _ . . . . _ . . , _ . _ . _ _ . . . ._.$4.25

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3' Womens

`§X"§lirm

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Women’s, first quality _ _ _ . _ $2.65 Gi1°ls’, sizes 11 to 2 _ . . _ _ ._ _ $2.35 Childl"en’S, 5 120 10 . . . . . . .. _ $2.00

7'\ A I _ Women’s li First \ »--~ I "’\__ Quality

Rubbers 850.

Women’s Rubbers, first quality, to

fit any heel, high or low _ . _ 85c

Gir1s’, sizes 11 to 2 . . . . . . . ._ _ 70c Children’s, 3 to 10 _ . _ . . . _ ._ . 60c

E --Yukon-- 9 Inch tops $3.65

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Meu’s high top, Duck Lumber-

men’s Solid Heel ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.65

Boys’, as above . . . __ _‘_ . _ _ $2.75 Youths’, sizes 11 to 13 _ _ _ _ _ _ $2.25

0 _ , Women’s

11; . _ Button

=’.§’,`:"'»1I=

;,.s:.f~"

Overshoesn

Sizes 3 to 9 ~

orm n Boots

, l

l\/len’s First Quality Thigh Boots,

as illustrated, red Soles, and a comfortable fitter _ _ _ . _ _ $5.00

Boys', as above . . . _ . ._ _ _ $4.95 ' Youths’, as above, sizesll to 13,

. . . . _ . . . . . _ . ._ _ $3.95

'Meu’s

Leather

$3.85

One of the big selling kinds," and o splendid wearing shoe _ _ . $3.85 Boys’, as above _ _ ._ _ . $3.50

Meu’s Best Grade

| Rubbers

$1.25

Our best grade rubbers for men,

all shapes _ _ __ . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ $1.25

Boys’, as above, 1 to 5 _ _ _ _ _ 95c Youths’, llto 13 80c

' Meu’s

_ 2 Buckle

Overshoes

A comfortable warm Overshoe,

made with two buckles, for men

.;~ . . _ . . . . ._.._.$3.00

l\/len’s, as above, Jersey cloth $3.75 Meu’s four buckle Overshoes,

...............$3.75

Same in Jersey Cloth _ _ _ . _ $4.50 0 _

“Forest King" Snag Proof $3.25

C0[lt|'3C[ W omen’s Buttoned Overshoes, “Forest King',”`a popularline for

_.__ $250 men,solidhee1,al1sizes,6to11 Women’s Buttoned'Ove1°shoes,_ - .` . $3-25 .Iersey»-Cloth $3.40 B0yS’,S1zes1_t_o5 . _ . .. . ......-.$2-50

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Meu’s Closed Side Rubbers, very Men’s

' ` f_.j-_-.'ffiif:`».»t~5».1`1.;.'_'-~~ _

$1.75

inade of finléfilér-

popular for country wear $1.50 sey Cloth _ _ _ _ ._.. ._ _ .ff ~

ALl.Er & co. LIMITED

) _ ` ,I _ CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. f __ €_,_~,`, ,

19071029Mlleach week for 3 wks .1 ~.

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