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ther 'is fine, We would _advise you to lay in your coal. Coal is coming in good shape now and the price is right.

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240 Ch’town ~ l

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Hullhesf - Rat Exter minator is a sure remedy for Rats and Mice.

It is no experiment, as

hundreds of people will tell you how many Rats it has killed for them in_ the past year. Its a sure killer-Get ltitoday. 15c and 25c per package at

eo. E. Hughes.

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them--we will\ give you the for in English of every remedy. A

Rexall

. full, money back guarantee on every

Rexall Remedy. _

McKinnon Drug _Co.

Cor. Gt. George Street.

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honest manufacturer. W _' -_ "H have eamestly str_iven to ` A establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey’s Block Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only

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l' Phonographs, Phonographs ' Phonographs, Phonographs

See Miller Bros. Window

Edison Amberolas ' 6 Different Styles Thousands of records to

choose from.

No home is complete with-

out an Amberola. It bright- _ens quiet evenings, affords recreation and it entertains visitors with the world’s greatest artists.

See our stock of Ambero-

las. Select what suits you at _regular price. Terms to suit purchasers.

If you value money you.

graph until you get PRICES

A MILLER BROS. _

Pathe Machines This DISC. machine does

away with the trouble of changing needles. _

You can make the music

loud or as soft as you desire

without any change of needle.

REMEM ER _

-You can buy double-sided records of the world’s greatest artists for 1.50. -

You can buy a _Pathe sound-

ing box which will play Pathe records on any Disc machine ,for 1.50.

You can buy a Pathe mach-

ine from $22.00 up.

ctannot afford to buy a phono- a

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Granite and Marble-1

Works _E

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and inspect the latest Monumental D°9f8I1S at 0 ourshowrooms-" -

117 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block

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CHURCH' '8ERVlG‘E8.-L-'Ravi Jas. on Wednesday afternoon of this week. ` _ .~ " ' ' _ I '

iascpougaii will preach (Dv) on -5 ' sszo-10-ismzi. < - _ @ -_ i -- - N. ~

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Traverse at 7. Sabbath Service at

Capo Traverse at 2 p m man killed another who said he look “

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their apprecist qyotnthe services he

choir. The Lieutenant thankfully and suitably acknowledged the gift.

TRAFALGAR DAY.- To-morrow,

Trafalgar Day, will be Visitors' Day at Prince Street School. The school will be open to visitors at 9 ofclock a.m. At 10.30 o’clock the pupils will be massed in the assembly hall, whore a patriotic programme will be render- ed. A collection will be taken from pupils and visitors in aid of the spe- cial Red Cross Fund now being collect- ed throughout the Empire. Parents of the pupils and citizens generally are cordially invited to be present.

HALF HOLIDAY-TRAFALGAR

DAY.--With a view of 'emphasizing Trafalgar Day and the urgency of tho appeal to bo mado by special collec- tion on the 21st day of October in- stant, throughout the British Empire, in aid of tho funds for relieving the suffering of wounded soldiers and sailors from home and overseas, His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, has been pleased to direct that Thursday, the said 21st day of October instant, be. observed as a half holiday from 12 o'clo`ck noon, in the Public Schools of this Province. ARTHUR NEWBERY, Clerk Execu- tive Council. , 3496-10-18m3i.

PRESBYTERY MEETING.- The

Presbytsry of Prince Edward Island met yesterday to appoint the induc- tion of Rev. John -McCall, who 'has been callod hy Strathalbane, to be hold in Heartzvllle Church on Wed- nesday, November 3, at 11 a_m. The Moderator, Rev. J. D. McKenzie, will lprcside- and induct; Rev. Roland Da- vidson will preach; while Rev. Dr. Fullerton will address the minister, and Rev. J. H. McHattie, the people. A call was presented from Princetown congregation in favour of Rcv. John A. Murchison. it was signed by 233 comniunicants, 133 adherents. Pres- bylery sustained thc call and ortlorcd it to be forwarded to thc Prosbytory of Cincinnati. '

SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITV. -

Evcrpbody hero reads the Guardian. l". E. Island’s largest and best paper, tho paper with the principle.- The many friends of Mr. Leander Fisher Scotchfort, who recently went over to New Glasgow to work, will regret to learn that hc met with a painful sc- cldent it few days ago having hail one of his lingers taken off in handl- ing shells in the shell factory. He has thc' sympathy of his ,many friends in his iiiisfortiiiic.- Mr. Augustus Mc- Donald, Blooming Point, narrowly averted meeting with ii most serious iiccideiit on Sunday last. While re- turning homo from church his hor-so. Jiccoiiiiiig friglitcncil of some object. started to run iiway throwing the oc- ciipiinls out of tho carriage. Getting clcitr the horse did not go far lic‘fo_';_e_

it was caught. but not beforz§ it had brokcii tho waggon to .1 cons derable extent. Forluiiately neither tho oc- cupants or the horse were any the worse of their experience- Mr. John Simmons, niiiiiager of the Mount Ste- wart meat market reports doing ii big business in the meat line- this fall having killed and .sold for the past week alone ending October the 16th ia. cxircas sof beef every day. His frie'nds» congratulate Mr. Simmons on his fast growing and enterprising meat business.- The many friends of Mr. Vincent Doyle. French Village, will rogrct to learn that he is serious- ly ill and will joyfully look forward to bo speedy rccovcry to health_~S

::l‘cnslai- Whll_e Pino Spruce Bal-

sam contains just those ingredients that tend to allay that stuffed up foci- lng, that soothe the lining of your brll-l' chlal tubes and enable you to breathe without that harassing exertion- For coughs, colds and broncliltis it is cx- cellent. 25 und 50 ct. bottles. E. A. I\‘ostcr, "Pcnslar" store, Sunnyside.

Miss Ada Bradbury

88 Great George Street

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George Street.

3710-9-29Mtf.

' “lrisli Twist”

You’ll Like _lt

There is a_ delicious wine

i flavour to Irish Twist Chew; ing Tobacco-the best the “ "Ould Sod” can produce. _

'business men chew- Irish Twist. for it is the best that ' ll can be mme-the bsmiiat'

be in as liifi ti»i"<'>`i§in.i'i'y ‘ioiifwnfiigii .

it Try tlie Famous ti

i `f_ Judges, professional and - _

_t ian Champagne is like ini' ki ~ - wi qdlilish ‘Twhtywi

from W A O Morson and Miss R0 i

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EXlI€l'lIllll&t0I' |iia<i rendered tfsfiar 'member-or the xers. The last matvh`o! the season.,

mixed foursomes, handicap, will com- mence this afternoon and be continued I to-morrow, Saturday and Monday, wea- ther permitting. _

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NARROW ESCAPE.- An accident-

not of very serious nature occurred among the fishing fleet at Cranberry Wharf a few days ago, when the mot- or boat Destroyer owned by Mr. William Dougan crashed boom into the fishing yacht "Uncle" owned by Mr. John Bradley doing -considerable damage ‘to her bow. Fortunately it was above the water line, otherwise the accident might have been attend- ed with loss of life.-S.

MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.-f

it is understood that iviojoi- ivioiviiio W. Warburton, of the British Field` Artillery at the front has been men-l tioned in despatches for ga.-llantry and, oxcellent work with the guns. Major` Warburton is a son of tho late Colonel William P. Warburton, C. S. I. and_ nephew of Drs. Geo. A. and James, W,arburtou, of Charlottetown. - He -went to the front last year, in August,l with the -first Expeditionary Force sent over from England to the assis-’ tance of the Belgiims and French and- has been doing his “bit," on the bat- tle line in deadly earnest, ever since.

THANKS.-- Miss Eva Paynter of

Long River who was successfully op- erated on for a severe attack of ap- pendicitis, on September 12th in the Prince County Hospital; and who re- turned tp her home on the 11th of this month, wishes to tender her sili- ccro thanks to the Doctors John and F. W. Jardine and Alexander McNeill who performed thc operation, to the Matron, Miss Harken and Miss Fish who so kindlyi i1tte'nded her during her stay in the Hospital. bringing fruit, flowers &c. Miss Paynter speaks iirglooming tcrms of the l"riiico Coun- ty Hospital imd its very eflicicnt staff of doctors and nur:-ics. 3525,

OF LOCAL INTEREST.-Captain

C. T. Knowlton. commander of the fishery protection service steamer Gulnare, has severed his connection with that service to accept thc posi- tion of superintendent of car ferries. Captain Knowlton has had a long and honorable career in the marine and fisheries and fishery protection ser- vice. being at the time of his retire- ment the senior captain of thc ser- _vicc, his services extending over 2S years, during which he commanded some of the crack clipper sail cutters of the service and inter commanded- tho steamer Canada, on both of which were trained the first hatch of “mid- dies" to enter the Imperial Navy from Canada, all of whom arc now oillccrs on ll. M. ships. As it fishery protoc- tion ofllcer, Captain Knowlton was a terror to evil doors. Since thc out.- lircak of the war he has rciulcred splendid service on the Giiliiai'v, per- forming dutics of rcsponsiliility on tho Nova Scotia coast. Captain Knowlton enters upon his new /duties at once. ills many friends will be pleased to licar of his well-dcservcd promotion.-Halifax Herald.

::Make shaving a pleasant task.

Lot us furnish tho supplies. Got what you need before starting on yotir vacation trip. We keep cvcry- thing in this line including RAZORS, STROPS, SHAVING MUGS, SHAV- lNG~ BRUSHES, SHAVING SOAPS, AFTERSHAVES. FACE LOTIONS, ETC.,ETC., JOHNSTON dl. JOHN- SON, DRUGGISTS. COR. KENT &. PRINCE STREETS.

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Your Skin' is More ` Delicate than the '

Finest Fabric

When the_ skin chaps, it auses considerable suffer- ng. The delicate cuticle be- omes inflamed from dust- aden winds, extreme cold or other influences which cause it to dry and crack. _ If you_should examine it ' withamicroscopeyou would

iind thousands of minute f fissures, where. the under- ,_ lying tender ilesh'is exposed

\ Velvet Skin-Lotion

l impartsa gigiteful sense of ' coolness to einflamed sur- ‘

face and_ fills the little fis- f sures with 'a healing sub- " stance _and, protects the -_ sensitive netves until the '-

\ natural skin covers. ,f

Velvet Skin Lotion has i ».e'-twerfs ei- A i no _ _or_s ic y

and is readillgaghsbrbed. s

_ » it sbouldbeusedbeforeor

_a__ft_:_er_ exposu_l§e'to the wind. _ _

Price 354: _per bottle _

_ and is put up and sold-only

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A ~ 5Ag|<51'_ s0¢|A|,_ _. A basket so tance it looks as if the lawyer defend- _. 1 " \ ) - _ -. 5| 4 _ _f

w cial and entertainment will be held ing the guilty man has a cinch. _'lo' ___-__f?_ ‘ \ 1 _- Q -- \) __/N'

. in the 'hall at North Wiltshire on °-'* p ‘_ -- \-t a »‘ \ _ / ~ “ ‘ -__,-If/_ " " _'rf

t _ '1‘iiursday,zist Inst. in-aidiomno "Rod PRO:/loT|o_N GAzs'r1'Eo.- cept., -'_-. _.<11--_ ',_ ' _ ' ~, _‘_ i -_J Q ‘- _;,-gf' ‘-_ _ ' '

a - 'Cross." Admittance 15 cts. Children W._A._McKee, a native of Charlotte-l gf ¥'..’i `/"fl il-'f -.L A 'L ` ' '. ‘H111 A5 `

- _~ 10 cents, Ladies with baskets free, town, who enlisted in Moncton and 1 .fit ’ - _;.- - .__-_';__"_‘____;_/.___-_.1-_-_.___ ~ '

. , _ Shofild the weather be unfavorable has |1091! at UW fl`0I1t f0l‘ B0me m0nthB.' _e _ '° ‘ ' \ 1 _ _ l __ -' ' _ ` -

Il! IS Simply Eilormgug thgf social th`o following' night. _ 350321, has been promoted to the rank of li/‘ f A; / --fr; _ _ 1, , \ P; __ f

yea;-I _ pro el-ty loss from; - _ _. - __ _ _ Major. He is it son of the lato_Coii- 1'- agy -<__T \ #_ /_ if _. , . M

the epredgtion of Rats- in I Pune: os.-Goto.-Lieutenant J. doctor M.,-Kee. . _ f _/ \ \ jf

th- t ~ ; Parker Hooper was waited upon by a _"*-“ o ' _

IS COUH fy. " number of the young ladies of St, GOLF.-The finals of the Vice-Pres-I _*ea-_-_\ _ ' ‘ _,_

' "Paul’s Churcli on Monday, and on be ident’s (Dr Goodwill) maid! WHS Play- ' '

’ n MODdB the 18th lust A W

_ i Hu hes’ ‘half of the congregatlon,'presented Bd 0 H Y- -. -

g him with a purse of gold as a token cf Weeks - Mid WHS Biffle!! Winning,

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_ These waists are all made of fine quality wash silk in a good weight. They come in i

all sizes. They are very smartly cut and finished, with roll collar, low neck, neat little pocket ‘

The girls say that they are even prettier than the handsome _one we offered you last

week at the same price! See them to-day. Ordinary $2.75 value, selling while this lot lasts for

A DOLLAR NINETY EIGHT Penman _ A Perrin

f---Hose s - . Gloves_'-

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A Big Purchase ls Responsible For The Sale Of

High Grade Silk Shirlwaists at 1.98

Beginning At Store---Opening Tomorrow _ _

The waists included in this sale usually sell at wholesale for considerably more than

our _retail price. We bought them from an overloaded manufacturer. and get them at a sur- prisingly low price. The saving we made goes direct to our customerS.

To obtain the low price we got on these waists, we had to take auimmense quantity of

them. We did not hesitate, because we knew that our customers would be eager to avail themselves of the opportunity of buying these waists at such savings as the low price we ob-

Penman hose sell enormously

because they’re widely advertised.

That’s true. But they’re widely advertised

because they’re enormously good. For it does not pay to advertise a poor thing.

We sell PENMAN HOSE be-

cause we honestly think there’s

If the famous French maker_

could make a better glove than PERRIN he would.

If ever better gloves are made,

on earth, Perrin will make them.

This store sells PE RRIN

GLOVES because .they’re good gloves. If better gloves could be had-we’d be selling them.

nothing better for the money.

Womens Penman Hose at 40c,

50c, 60c, 75c. ' ‘

Men’s Penman Hose at 50c.

and 3.00.

Long Gloves at 2.25, 2.50, 2.95

Short Gloves at 1.35,1.50, 1.65,

1.75.

Behind the success of

D. & A. Corsets is Quality

parable in goodness. ~

they ARE new. '

2.50, 3.00 to 6.00 per pair.

Nor A M/irrsiz or PRicE-tho' mind you D. '& '

A. Corsets cost no more than lines that are in no way com-

People well informed in making and marketing corsets tell

us that this store sells more Corsets than any other in P. E._Island lf it’s so-its because this store sells good corsets. And this store sells the new models. And this store has the new models when

D. & A. CORSETS SOLD HERE AT 50c, 75C, 1.00, 1.50,2.00,

MOORE & MCLEOD. _

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CHRISTIANS BEING DRIVEN Ivlous iiicssagrfs stated that 50,000 rc-

OUT OF TURKEY fiigccs from l~}astcrn Turkcy had ' ` rouciieu 'rol»riz. oi' inc 70,000 rn-

iugecs morn than half arc said to be

_ Armenians.

NEW YORK, Olfl- 17-- TW"-“ly Tho missionary authorities iitiitcil

l|\0U5"*"d “§ldm°"“,}_ ‘l;”m:“"“‘H_":g;‘('_'l§: that tliosc rncsaages iiulicatcil that :Eln°,§f;E;);’|;I'“'}?;':§;:l ::`m:;¥dil,?g‘ to 'a thc Armenians and other tfhristinns message received hero by the l’rcshy~ Of l‘3HS¢0\‘n 'l'\lfk0Y are Fllllltlll’ bolllg tartan Board oglforclgn Missions. Pro- driven out by thc Turks. '

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Canadian Government Railways

Prince Edward Island Railway

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th. 1915 `

Trains Outward Trains inward

Road Down Read Up P.M. Noon _ Atlantic Standard Timo I'.M. P.M. A.M_ 3.45 12.00 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.50 10.20 5_0() 1,20 Hunter River 9.52 5.45 2.10 Emerald Jct. 9.21 6.22 2.55 KensinB¢°“ 8-.55 7.00 3.30 Summerside Dep. 830

A.M 11.40 10.36 9.59 9.27 9.00

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9.03

5.45 8.10 5.02 430

Arr.

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MORSON d. DUFFY

Barrister! and Attorney! Solicitors for Royal Bunk of Canada MONEY T0 LOAN.

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` PATENT SOLIOITOR

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Lawyer (U. S.) and legisterad PN- tent Attorney, 15 years experience in |Canada and U. S. Inventions prompt- lly patented. Trade Marks and Do 'signs registered; infringement and 'validity searches. Evidence collected in patent suits. P ports prepared for counsel.

Expert wltnon In patent aulto Pl!-

entl obtained in all countries 99 St. James Street Montreal. Wrlto for ln-

8.40 9.38 10.27 11.08 11.45

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Bummerside Port Hill 0’Loary Alberton Tignish

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Pl@I>° ° §¢»m$;

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formation. 0335-5-'lMtf. ~

Hair Goods

9.25 10.00

.#925 33.3

Dep. Arr.

A.M.

Emerald Jet. Arr.

Capo Traverse Dop.

s='s=>T° 'S35

All kinds of natural hair goods for

7,00 sale. Also combluga made up. Miss

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8.00

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Charlottetown Mt. Stewart

Moroll

St. Peters

Souris

9.30 8.27 7.58 7.36 0.35

Arr.

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‘N-5** lottetown. 3453-10-15Mwfm1Mpd

8.27 2.55

4.10

1.30

7.10

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Elmira

Dep. 5.25

D Chartered

ITV-. Simms Lee, l"`.C.A..

4.” 5.09 5.50 0.05

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Mt. Stewart Cardilm Mmltlnle Georgetown

Arr. 8.20

'L28 7.04

Dep. 0.80

8.55 2.48 2.20 1.80'

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