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COAL

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'ls Your Coal Bin'

filledifor Winter?

If not, _now is the time to

lay in your supply. We have

the kind tha't.pleases' and at

the right price too.

A. Plossl’ & cr..

Phone 240 -

Ch’town _

Help _

Diuestion

Your horse does not need

speclald1et,buthe does need a tonic and di estive regul- ator to h l benefit froinphisifrgoget fu"

I Hughes’ Condition Powder

will do this_and keep him_ in Drime_condltic_>n on less feed.

It is , specially good iii ases of Farcey, welled I-£85. Worms or impure BI00_d. »l

This powder is the result

of our thirty-five years ex- perlence in the treatment and c_are of horses and can be _rel1ed_ on to give perfect satisfaction.

If You have a sick or blem- shed animal don't fail to onsult

Geo. E. Hughes

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laccounts must be settled on' or before In Dec. 20.- Save expenses. R. E. Mc- E. Donald, Plnette. 5004-11-27-M4ipd. ly

DRAMA.- In Clyde River Baptist

Church, Wednesday, evening, Dec. lst

at 7 o'clock a special attraction of Bl

tl.

liursday evening. 5083. d TO OPEN HOTEL.-Capt Mosh

Pri Ed Is

PROVINCIAL LAND AND INCOME Thursday evening Dec 2nd.

CHANGE IN BUSINESS-This Fall ‘ing Camp Association, until recently

rvice lu* Long Creek Baptist church

DEGLINES CALL.- Rev . ttee, eastern secretary of the Read-

c‘ _ . do ~Rid Yqqr Cbgld 0f Wqfmg tile same place. Mrs. Gillis goes in

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The If your child is not rugged and well. ‘of

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'_ ‘ ‘ nd ut whether he is trouble wit

'I1' PAYG in bn! in till! l_’i’0Ylll°l- Q N0 35RVi°E- _ Ther” Will be “U wornlis, one of the most. dreaded dis- a

\ _ l »_.-'n se ease; gf child;-sn. Buy 3 waited upon her and presented her

- . . home 011); Trays Elixir-l with the following address and e.

' ~ ~ "E ‘ J and put your child on the beautiful and valuable present.

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way to good health.

Mrs. Ida Gagnon, 467 `

Maple Street Manchester, Mrs. (EBV-) John Gillis.

r of the syuod of the maritime pro-

inister of Malpeque congregation, P. Island, has declilled the call recent-

extended to him by the congregation and 1 lm k St Mark’s church, Montreal. man 31| ggi,

g ther. lt h

OF SOCIAL INTEREST.- Princlp- now has 5 very so d B Bum B going to leave us for a while and we Mackinnon, of Halifax Presbyterian for., he did not eat (Zhong, to keep Z cannot let this Onlwrtullity Dave with~

ableaux Drama male quartette etc, College and Rev. H. R. Grant, modern- um, kms” ,,||ve_»» ou

'llidmission lilc and 15c. If not ..iine, ii:

ya ago appeared before the govern- ad

_ . ment of Nova. Scotia and urged that 51

er a nee ward lander, who §Il1° BPDll<;l;ii¢lJ`l\t0l§ that Néivg tscotia t t 1 th m f H P I has been a se a ti for ear, emvefall C 9 BX 611 0 0 ' H- eros ri e we are 0 ie cone has leased the aAlliell°lEoslh house.yMrss. Clllde tilt! Oily Of H&llfaX- Auburn' Mm" AN ¢//|*°\-¢- an

r N. H. writeln "My lim.-

rrraeius

more of Dr. True’s Elixir I

er such medicines put to- as helped him fine and. he C

Dr, True' E" 1 _ th F || L the love and esteem ill which you are

nees, were among those who a few ,we ,md wg,-m ’f.;;p,,|lg,-_ lgnggodag; hold by us..

ultg too At an dea|e,~s_ _i5c_ 50c_,md You have been a faithful worker ill

Write for free advices. 0

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son ia gaining every day Dear Mrs. Gilllsz-

nd's Church Congregation do sill-

moligst us, always taking a deep iii-

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_ Iielter flavors lllallcvc

.1I llle Sallie prilsc #nic lb, Take liome ;|

pound willl you.

GOOD CHOCOLATES

They _are good and fresh llcrc luilay-sonic oi

the chmccst conlcciiuns from the kitchens of Molr, Neilson und Willard.

sous .l

r. Dllrc ns ran be`. :ind

Mein..

Cor: Great George and Kent Sts.

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_ pretty avant on Tuesday morning’ nlaying by the talented Messrs J, and In

front. are asking for H1ckey’s

daughter of Mrs. Malcolm A. McLeod 'D ' _ ‘ formerly of Valleyileld blit now resid- ggi" hi their new happiness' Many whence he will proc`cod to f‘harlotto-I

ing in Boston. Mr. McMillan is also a . _ ' . to former Islander. Their many friends gr°°t"'g°‘ Mimi' frioildsilips re' Corps, attached to till-. 105th; W. R.l lero join in extending to the bcreav- '“"w°d‘ Am" E b°""m"' di“'.’°" me Seeley, president of iliv. Y. M. C. /\.,| od parents and relatives their heart. guests were entcrtailled hy Miss MY' and R. Smart, it nlclnbol' ol' lilo lasti

Nov. 23rd, when Katherine Curley,

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Hickey & Nlcholson'l_`oh. Co., .l-f_‘i-

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'I Bathroom Fixtures A

» Our bathroom ware will make

' your 'intl room distinctive. Even W K _

_ ` a fc if ~‘ :bose beautiful fixtures rl...-...l..‘..r -..l. »....ar, as crest owne

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room admired by your friends, -.rl so/.» it individua convenience and comfort for cnc i ni.-nil. -f of llle fzim- ily. Comc in and see this hllldsonc ii ld si-rvlci-able

wage t0.dqy_ _ store. , 6003-11-27-M31.

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f-A-Here Are a

Nickel Plated'Tow_el Bars Glass _Towel Bars » Beautiful Soap Dishes _ Tooth Brush & Tumbler Holder Combined

Comb, Tumbler Holder

and Soa Dish. . Glass gllelves.

These goods areon

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`.-uilillllld E A S I a.d

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f ' will break up the worst cold in twen-

M I 0 » ty follr hours without any after effects

W0 can recommend them from 3 winter tonic. lt keeps the system nour-

~ ih d and strengthened and builds _ in personal knowledge by their action rfidtli bloom JOHNSON & JOHNSON’

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‘ Highest Grade a:‘.;'...:°:"..“:t°"l. ”l.t..:¥‘°’..‘ar°.€“‘;.~.:cf K---»

Central Drugstore. Siffiilfs-

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£71

to irritable uml ill-hing skin effectiolls

eczema. $1.00 lil. flow. ii‘oster’s Drug-

Mosher and- the captaln’s brother will conduct the hotel at first, the captain

presented the boys of Nq. 2 Siege

niornillg.

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ey party who have been working on 5 the different branches of the P. E. I. 2 R. this summer have completed their f

stood Engineers Scott, Robertson and C

their headquarters for the winter r

l.E1'1'Ens PA'rEN1'.- Application. " notice of which appears ill tlic last'is- 1°

made for the incorporation of "The D

The chief place of business will be in Summerside.. The rovislo 'r

ally, Lillian Doyle, Philip B Mc

LITTLE BOY KlLLED.- The fol-

tml papcrs:~ Malcolm Mac- B

villo, Sunday aftcrllooll, ill plain view W of his father, lliod at tlic Somerville pi

boy was the son of John D. McMillan “

ple injuries. Mrs. McMillan is li

. fell sympathy.-Pai. and Exam-_ 6

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lliurch, Lot 65, was the scene of a. D

daughter oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John Curley, ° Elmwood, became the wife of Edward ti Berrlgan a progressive farmer of North T

formed by Rev. Dr. Curran wllo was 5| also celebrant of thc Mass. The bride W w

hat to match and wore mink furs, the 1° gift of the groom. She was attended .

-being not yet ready to retire from in the sea.-Picton Advocate. liiggfi; T532! gicraigzi sugegigilyigiliigi glémg the men who enlisted in Cum °° . WRQNGLY CREDI-I-ED___ It was Tens McDonald went to Morell for pe the Daughters ofthe Empire and the S““d“y' “|19 was °""°mp““i°d by f

Ladies or The First Methodist who gms Eunice McAdam’_` Miss Du

wo,-k| fm. the season and mam, of ,he bringing with them good cheer, and D _ men havg rem,-“cd home_ 1; 1,, undo,-_ Oillfil’ Hood things as well. The Bltrll- continue lllliil illc olltirn stock is vahip' but also .°" accoum uf "wi

I’ DBN5 Of ifllG 0V0iiiYlK Di\SSlifi l1lU8»E- cleared out, which will not bo long ifl kindly spirit which i"“"'i’m‘l um

Dumont Wm make C|,m.|0tmtown antly with games and music. Later the popularity of the offerings ill tho' doimfs £0 EW" Slifll ii- gift.

_ stitnatiolt of the public evinced oil ` -_“J`“

months. gydablgzls 'i"lfs§i;:::\l;‘;ti;"i|h9 gilifilflf Wim Fflflay and Saturday continues. A NOTHING' UNUSUAL

ll » I1 ‘UK llll H- 0 per cel t r l ti l , “_” _ out the event. The company then gvery day? 0( uc on (008 not humw" "My goodness!" said Wll.;glcl<, "Rud-

Bue of the “Royal Gaze,,_e_.. has been Savethe King" after which they dis-

McNally Drug Company, Limited.” m

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are David A_ M(,N,,||y_ A,,§|eifI-ec 13|: :nest important events of the season to N _ o

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McMillan of Corraville was united in ill;

MT. STEWARTF- A' ball was given the Mt Stewart Foresters Hall on

rt of Morell was in Mt Stewart on

WQRK c0Mp|_E1-ED____ The sur Mrs Lund of Wineloe were agreeably toys and was a port of delight for; Di V. ` Uhl-Z eyes. The booths were divided ' an

A SOCIAL EVEN‘l',- Rev. and st

urprised on Friday evening. Nov. y

efresllmeuts were servcd followed 9

ilied heartily ln the singing of "God

0 » AN A'r'rnAcTloN.- Messrs car- P’

Battery with dainmy packed lunches Saturday. Bile returned by the aflflf- ter & Co's big store was the Mecca of' for their trip overseas and not the n°°“ tmi""" MIB” Ryan °f Cardigall most of the children of's ladies of Charlottetown as Rev. Mr. is

Taylor stated in his sermon Sunday Mi" Grant’ Hi

_ you back with us again.

asawefl as me mme department up i Signed in behalf of the Young Peo-

e.-' Mrs. A. Munll, Mary McLennan

0 d Florence Cameron.

6ih» when abmit Blxll’ Ui' lil0il` itlto various sections such ns dolls i Mm' Gillis mpnml in a few ciwsmi ends gathered ut tho Parsonage, mB.,|,,m;,_-,,,| ¢0y,.,_ oth," M variouu' l wo

rlces from 5 cents up. The sale will gif

visiting at Mt. Stewart the guest of me

|5|_ANp VOLUNTEER __ A where you always hada hearty wel-

me for us all. hi

1-land for the 35", Regan ut :We shall miss you very much w lc arg the name of private If .1._ L33: absent at our meetings, but shall ask er or Kensington, P. E. 1. G0

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pleasant and amusing for them both

”’ - at our meetings and at your home

ages crowded the large showrooms, l°

irs This was devoted specially tol

tl , ayers alld be helped by them. Now we beg you to accept this

(my s,,tu,.day_ Andi appreciation of your vialuahle help

t not only on account of its ililrinl-lic

' .-‘.1-'HE CHARLGTTETOWN GUARDIAN ~ PAGE FIVE '

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é hope that the fine dry atmosphere Sunny Alberta may have beneficial

Last Saturday evening 27th, Nov., party ofthe young People's Society

Wood Islands,

Nov. 25, 1915.

Wood Islands.

We the Young People of Wood Is-

rely ,regret to learn that you are

t showing to you ln a small measure

r Christian Endeavor since coming

d never tirin of makin thin s

ll to bless you wllereover you are,

we know we shall have your

all gift from us as a token of our

us and trust we shall soon have

rris that she highly appreciated thu '

yard Kiplillg's nlllogrlipll lmiugllt

SCQU11 -|-URNOU1-__ The Scouts! $17.50 at auction tho other day."

ersed' leaving llelllilli U10!!! Dloiwlllll- had a splendid turn ollt at tho park' “That'“ “"ii‘l"g'" '."’i°"“"i Rumi' 611101108- last Saturday afte,-,,00n_ 'p|,,,y had a' Waldo Ilikivcll. author of “Solillcls

I-treat time. One of the features was t° 3- i’0i`fUg\l0S€~" My autograpll

WEDDWG BEl-L3-°-' 0110 Of U19 Despatch Running. Five scouts iladl bm

., only daughter of tllelato Mr Jas

lowing is taken from one of the Bos- marriage t° Mr* George McKenzie °f '-°

get through E posmon hi .1 “Auctioll_ sale?" qucricd Wiggles.

ok place at All Saints Church Cardi- defended by the rest of vilicc ocollllsi "Noi" said 1“kW“"- "it was “ll-7“‘“i

Napy and _]0B_ E_ McN,,_||y_ éan, on 23rd Nov. when Miss Ada Two of thc boys carried dogpaiclmsl to xl check in payment oi' my tililor`s

dden oil their person. If captured by; l’lii~"'

uglit $37.50 lust wock."

-llllln vllllel or lllnlll lat

Mrt.~D0\loetteTe|ls of bet Dis# tracing Symptoms During ', Change of Life and How She Found Relief.

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Bellsvllle, Nova Scotia, Con.-"Three years ago I was sufleringbadly with

___W,_ _ what the doctors i,iill`_&_`;"l’l,,ll.'i3:',l" -nge M

r ~ \_ _'51, Lllfs. Ivan so had ` ‘- jill that I had to stayin _, F asa. some fr-terra. .IL -' _.ill toldmeiiotakeLydia gli; E. 1>lr.lrlir.r..'r veg.- =~.‘l;,§ tlbleCompound and itllilli' ‘- (fa it helped me from f /// the first. dit is the

' '_ only me icine I

/ mir um dia help

Canada.

'mi "£155

' H' I A me and Ireeommend

ii. You don't know how thankful and grateful I am. I give you permission to publish what your good medicine has done for me. -Mrs. Sllaou Doucsrrn, Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,

Such waming symptoms as lense of `

suffocation,hot fiashes,headaches,back- aches, dread of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitatzlon of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu- larities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness and inquietude, and dizziness, are promptly heeded by intelligent wo- men who are approaching the period in life when woman'l great change may

be expected.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-

pound invigorates and strengthens the female organism and builds up the weak- ened nervous system. It has carried many women safely through this crisis.

lf you want special advice write to

Lydia E. Plnkham Medicine Co. (confl- dontlal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman. and held in strict conhdonoe.

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be found in order for the defending

1'. -705 i"iSll9l` Oi’ l33-ill§'0l‘- 'l`l\0 bride scouts are growing ill numbers cvcryl

as dressed in blllo broadclotll, with we

ck and now liunibcr close on slxty‘

oture lint trimmed with white os- l,.-.yg .

Hospital shortly bcforo midnight. The "Ich Diumas' Th” bridesmaid W0"

ng 'separate frivllds incl to exchange

beautiful suit of vclvot, with hat

r many years of deepest mourning

the many guests who assembled to il;

SPLENDID SHOW|NG.- Enlist-

of 21 Howard Street, and sustain d t° match' The beaiitmii h°m(’ of mol t still ti A t M t All` .l compound fructllro of the skull eanll 33"' Mcmman was u"'°w“ 09°" af' Geolrgo T. (lH2tlila`ll';ll,aprciHlolollt oflstjlilci multi - '

lllor class, loft on Saturdzly for. s homo- ill Prince Edward lslanlI,§

rs with choice organ selections, ac- V olnpallicll oil tho violin by Mr. W. ],,

resent was the dancing and lilo violin ed

lm as il mombnr of the /\l1lllulallco_

ear's debating toam, arc llutll await-'

,_ g appointments on active service ill

w,EDD|NG BE|_|_S_ st Ann.s blanc. Tlic part fully enjoyed by all Y_ i

M. (‘». A., work, and may ho call- ollt nt any time ill tho near futurc. this conncctioll it is interesting to

' Cmile gave evidence °f the charms note that, of the twclvo officers of last;

f music by the way the light fantas-

Wiltsliire. The ceremony wasper- presents' “mmg them was "°u°ed det

c was tipped until almost morning. Km hc bride and groom received many fm,

ft ofthe bride’s uncle Mr. John Sigs- me

ear’s training corps at the collego,|

c are llow in uniform on active duty, l' with the 64th, two oil duty at tllo_ ention camp ill Amherst, one with* 104th and one with the Dalhoul-lie‘

_ él

e defenders these despatclles had; i '¥

i1i150\‘- 'l`l10 <f0l‘lHH0lly WHS Del” side to register n. full capture. Tho, ‘ q . _

Mmm; Um 4.y,m,-.old West Somep f0i_`m€d by RIN- J. C- lllvllflillilll- The defenders won on points. After?

vilio md who was struck ,md knocked bride WHS iillfillliefi by MISS Mary the despatch rulinillg, bridge bllildillgf '

down by an ,;u¢0m.0|,i|(, 0,, H,.,||,,_nd iVlyi‘6B Of Chl1i`l0ll6i0Wll.tllc groom by was practised and also sigliulling. Tlio‘ I, S

Hi-Pilot. near Jay Street, West Somer- M _

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' "I am si blacksmith.

I roliirncicll :i snrc finger,

which lcd in hlrxiti-poisoning.

Alter illrco nionllis nf dncior~

ing, the tili;_gcrJ\:lrflolu=<‘\liolI.

Ii was lou lnilc! The poison

had spread io my hand and arm. My hand was opened '- and thc lumc scraped. N0 uscl Doctors said hand would have

t0 bc tnkrn oil.

I rcfllscd, :lnrl bt-gan to use

Zam-Buk. I used it freely for a few weeks. It subdued the

blood-poisoning and my hand `

began to lical.

' By thc time I had used 7 boxes of Zam-Buk my hand

was quite healed.

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°""h" Their many friends wish Mr' medical llnit. Lieutenallt. I`{ierstead,i

as attired in a suit of brown with and Mrs' M°Ke“Zie 9' “mg and happy wllo lllad been acting as instructor of

urney through life. ~

by hor cousin Katie Clarkin who also wore brown. The groom was ably supported by Hubert McQuaid, Kelly’s P Cross. After the ceremony tho bridal party drove to the homo of Mr. Mich- . eai Berrigan, North Wiltshire, whero an elaborate breakfast was served, after which they returned to the home of the bride. A large numborof

was spent pleasantly ill dancing and

any numerous and costly gifts were

M received which shows the high esteem

which the young couple were held

ian joins in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ber-

::Pensla.r Laxatlve Cold Breakers

Miss Ada Bradbury

as Great George Street

Art .\'l~vlll~ work and materials for oi-kin .slrimped Linens and

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troot. ‘

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"li ll. ll. wil give instant relief

It has l.ull~l| lullllreds of cases of

3 Bar Towel lloldcrs Toilet Paper Ho ders _ _ Sponge _elders and Soap

Dish Combined’ . Opal Tumblers Bath Robe Hooks I Tooth Brush Holders

Glass Shelves and ’lowr~l

Bar Combined, etc, etc.

display in 'our' Annex li

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‘Di;|¢iio$‘l]li_ese.'li>;:£|IuI leallilfr ¢|:ov/shred D lil _ il 0 we I of ill Ire now. would malhtsn ideal Chlldmu present fm anybody with ra stern .p

If you not lin nonlelli ne appropriate.

practical and pleasing--make no mlsilirs- -

intl of -. The lc

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7* "°-“ but was ordered back to duty at,

we ..l _-_..-:._-

URE RICH BLOOD

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more

.lilments than anything else. _It iauses catnrrh, dyspepsili, rheuma-

sm, weak, tired, langnid feelings

uid worse troubles.

Hood 's Szlrsaparilla has been onderflllly ‘lllcccssful in purifying

in ~lid cllriolling the blood, removing

* .

- _ by their numerous friends. The Guard-

-rofula and other bumors, and lilllinir up the whole system. Take -give it to all the family so as to fiiri .illlw-es Get if today

the training corps this year, recentlyl went to Ilalifax to onlist as a privatc,l

Mount Alison for the remainder of the ycar.- St. Jolln Exe. _

l|]llHlSS lllll . I _ _ PHESENTITIIIN

Mrs. Gillis of the Wood Islands,

Manse who has been seriously sick for some time left yesterday morning by the Empress for a change of clim- ate. She was accompanled by her son. Mr. Robert W‘. Gillis, of Calgaryn

Alta., and Master John H. Gillis Ofi

,i would have saved my finger

Zam-Buk surely saved my

hand, and I firmly believe it

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too, had I used ii at first.”

The ahovc facts were mom to by T

Mr.]nhn Evans, of 87 Lawrence St., - Halifax, N.S., before Supreme Court A CommissionerO`Hcarn. 'jh

Zam-Buk cures wounds, sores. ul- cers, eczema, abscesses, piles, cuts, ` cold sores, bums, sca|ds,babics‘ rashes, L etc. 5Oc. box all dmgg-ists and stores, or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for price.

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W. E. WILLIAMS, M.D., C.M.(MeGl|l) Physician & Surgeon,

Office-269 QUEEN BT.

Office Hours-9 to 11 I.rn.

3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

3898-11-13MZiMo. I

_ MORSON G. DUFFY

Barrlsters and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY T0 LOAN.

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DR. HEATH MclNTYRE. Dentist Cameron Block, Vletorla Row Charlottetown Office Hours: 9 a. m. to I p. m. 2 p. m._to 5 p. m.

3583-10-25Mtf.

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PATENT SOLICITOR

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. El.) and legistered Par tent Attorney, 15 years experience in Canada and‘U. S. Inventions prompt- ly patented. Trade Marks and De- signs registered; infrlngement and validity searches. Evidence collected In patent suits. P ports prepared for counsel.

éxpert witness In patent suits Pub

ents obtained In III countries 99 Bt. James Street Montreal. Wi-IIA for ln-

lormatlon. _ _,

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Have Pretty

_ Hands

To have _attractiv

hands, you must_ glv them careful attention.

» We make a specialty 0

A Manicure Goods ' Nail Enamel

Nail Scissors -- Nail Files

Emery Boards Orangewood Sticks

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manicure goods is an ex- _

ample of the .- array of toilet goods of all kinds,

which we handle.

OUR PRICES ARE

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Although Protection is so Easy and Cheap

The accompanying clipping is taken from the Hamilton Spectator of Saturday,

~ Nov. 6, 1915. It ls an unsollcltedtestlmony to the great work performed by llie insur.

ance in preventing poverty and distress:

No INSURANCE

Thai Is what causes Moen Family Trouble, Says Relief Officer

ll’ Relief fliiloor Mclvlcnomy had his way, marri-

nge licenses und illsllrlillcc policies would he ill- sepnrably llllkod togotllcr. Exporit-llc-o has taught lliln that young pcoplo should -not bc iillnwcri io lnnrry until tlioy have insllranco prot.ortioll, "lt _ wollld cost. mo my job for' li. would zilltollllitivally do uway willl most of tllc poverty that i:-l prf-vnlcllt lo- llay, but l would do my heal. to bring ii. illto force," , said tho relief officer, and llc citod ilistanccs show- ing that most of ixho cases ho wus called llpon to in- vcstlgato would have been provolltod if tllc houd

of tho family had carried insurance.

The relief officer of a_ city the size and importance of _Hamilton is in a position to

speak wl_th authorltv and his words sho_uld carry some weight. Most _of the cases of families ln dire need requiring his services won d never have occur_red_if the benefits of , life insurance had _bin taken advantage of. _Thousands of families are lu_nmnlz the risk of being left to ` looked after by the relief officers ln every town and city of the

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No man should rest content while the welfare of his family depends merely upon

his own uncertain existence. Life Insurance will make their welfare permanent.

If you want the best protection, at_tlle lowest net cost, get in t_ouch with an Agent

of the Great-West Life, the Company writing the largest new Canadian business. Over one hundred million dollars Insurance in force.

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