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DAILY SELECTIOIIS FUR READERS 0F

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GIVES.

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“My

‘friend’ you signed yourself; but did you think

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If you are looking for

roofing that will stand-

every test of storms,rain, wind and bad weather that lwill stand the heat oi the sun- orriireithat can be easily laid, gives absolute protection and

costs comparatively lit

tie, you will need to

know Carpenter-Morton. Roofing.

Carpenter-Morton lives

up to your ideal of what

good roofing should be

Fennell &

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Are you prepared to suffer any palii

\Vouid you believe in ine should Slan-

"Are

Or are you but ii friend while

NIU/. l must plead, if even such

the ’l`riliune from Oxford, England, says:

nal on October 8, and I-‘_ J. Willis, Ox- ford Sei'ri»t:\i'y of the lihodes trust,

has cabli-ii lthodes scholars to report y

this year, you will use our epec‘es

all that such a friendship means to me-

To mo. _who need ii true and faithful

friend

More than the wcarry river needs

the sea

More than the weary river needs

ning rain

More than the daybreak needs the

sun again?

did you pause and strive to comprehend

Each thought that lingers in the

words ‘your friend'."

ily which your sacrifice may prove

my gain?

der's sword the strong weapon 'galnst my simple word?

you prepared to stand by nie through ill,

And in misfortune be my

friend still;

true

fair

days shine,

While happiness, and love,

youth are mine?

and

you

he,

‘l greatly need your friendship-

give it iiie.' "

OPENING OF OXFORD

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-A cable to

Oxford University will open as us-

thut date.

“lf you want to secure best re- iilts \\'ii.h your pickles and chow

which are the purest, strongest and

an most satisfactory of ony. Our essence

of vinegar is of unusual strength,

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IT PAYS to buy in the Province. .

CARD OF THANKS.-Mrs. George

Vlckerson and family of North River, wish to thank theil marry friends

ing their recent bereavement.

NEW BALL PLAYERS.-Mr. James

als Baseball team, Amherst is in Charlottetown on a business trip. It is understood that Mr. Waiting is on thc warpath for new ball players.

PATRIOTIC MEETlNG.- A meet-

ing in connection with the Field Ser- vice Fund will be held in Crapaud Hall on Wednesday evening, Oct 7th, at 7 p. m. Also at Boiishaw an Thurs- day, Oct. Sth, Rev. G. (1. Taylor and others will address the meeting.

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CIVILIAN SHO0T.- At Kensing-

ton range Saturday afternoon coni- eiicing at 2 the _second stage of the Sliver Salver, and Brown Cup, will be shot for at 200, 500, 600 yards range. Riilemen who desire practice, and beginners, will have an appointment to shoot during the afternoon. The above competitions are for members of Civilian ltlfie Club only.

::VISITORS TO THE EXHIBITION

will receive a hearty welcome to our store. We will be pelai-ied to see you mid give you all the information at our command. If there is anything in our line you might require, a compet- ent staif of clerks is at your disposal. (fall and see us anyway. E. A. Foster, (‘eiitral Drug Store, Sunnyside. nitf.

:alt may be to your advantage to

call at the ofilce of the Mutchless Sil- ver Black Fox Co., Cameron block, (Tliarlottetown, some day this week.

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INDIAN LOYALTY.

LONDON, Sept. 24.- Agakahn, who

is recognized as the temporal head ot' sixty million indian Mohauiniedans, says that Germany guessed wrong a- bout lnilian Loyalty, that she under- stands German iniperialism well and iight to last diicli to stem it. lie can furnish seven million men for war.

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' ° ' we Pint malfimz .three <i\~=1rts of si.i-.‘nPiNo iii:i.MnT

victoria Row strong, pure, pickling vinegar. ’l`he (lp 151\[,,\ ;_',,\p_,\ C-_i_p_

l ,'i‘\vo Macs, 149 (lrnnt George Street,

Miilti.

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Four hone needles, I-Jo. 9, ]ointe.i

I , atreuchrend.” ""“"'

Une-half pound, 4-ply yarn, pea-

- _ cock or ho.ine made, makes 3 lieliiiets

Take A Thermos Kit on the Trip

For that long drive, auto trip or autumn outing you will

Grny or dark colored.

'i‘ei‘nis-P, plain; r, ribbed; k, knit;

ni, make; pl, purl_ .,

lst row-k plain. find .l`uwI~k 1, ni, I, k 23, ni l,,l£ 1. lird row-I-; 1, in 1, k 25, ,in 1, k l. (lo on iiiakiug; one stitch at begin-

need a Thermos Lunch Kit. These comprise a Thermos ning and end or eau. row nu yon

bottle, pint or quart size and a lunch box, suitable for two or four persons.

Mackinnon Drug Company Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

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those that were on the string. It is easiest to knit plain the tlrst row till you arrive nt those 21 stitches, then commence ribbing. Work thus, for 2} inches.

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Smoke and Chew

Hickeys Twist Tobacc

Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

linve 45 stitches, then knit plain buck and forth for 5.5 inches.

Now take the other two needles

and repeat all this from beginning.

('l`his makes the flap 'of back and

front.)

Next., join the two flaps and knit

with all four needles round and round, 3 plain, 3 pnri, for -four in-

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Then take off 21 stitches on .11-piece

oi string. (This should be ribbed 4 ,plain, 3 purl.)

Put the reiiaii-ning stitches on 2

needles. After n few inches are done you can get them on one beedle. Leave oil ribbing and knit run

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back Inn! fourth for ilIi,rows (or,four inches.)

Next knit 15 stitches, take 2 to-

gether and knit to end of row, de- creasing one each row, till you have about 45 stitches remaining; then. k

the best. ,,

only and tal-te 2 together, still de-

creasing once in each row till 2

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Now resume your four pins, 'take up loops at the end of plain rows

` also the 21 stitches on the string;

count. them rouii ' there should be

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Matlllfactulers Phone 114 in all, including the 3 remaining

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Special Reduced Prices 0n “Maritime” Wire Fencing And Gates

We _offer one hundred rolls

wire fencingand a good assortment of gates at ten per cent discount

while they last

We handle high class _fencing at Low Class Prices

All No. 9 wire uprights and

locks included 4 bars to 11 barsi Regular prices 19c to 50c per _ro , Yom-S at 10 per cent oft these reg-

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F. J. Holman & Co.,Ltd.

on the pins. If there should be too many or too few, knit 2 together or intake l on 2.

Knit and rili round and round as

I'-set oil loosely.

T_HE READY FELLOW

The world’s against a fellow

When he leans ,against tlie world,

When he shows a streak of yellow

And he keeps his banners furleil;

When he lets his bruises stop him

And he whispers in despair,

The world is apt to drop him

For the men who do not dare.

The world is for a fellow

When a fellow's for himself

When he doesn’t whine or bellow

t ee s hustlin for his elf

Bu k. p g p . When he takes mlsfortnne's bruises

With a grin and bears the pain,

And tho now and then he loses

Comes right back to try again.

The world is far too busy

To play favorites with men,

To pause to nsk "where is he?"

Who is needed tliere.and then.

When it has a task worth doing

it selects the first man there

Without seeking or pursuing

One to come and do his share.

lt‘s~ the fellow that is ready

That the world will always use, '

The. _eager hand and steady. "l'hére's no time to pick and choose, 'l`hei‘s‘s no time to seek another For the world will grab the brother

Who is Johnny on the spot.

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Doon tim L,_ alqinhuu of M’

for kindnesses extended to them dur-

Waiting, the league scout for the Reg-

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THE S. S. “NEVADA" ‘ of the

Black Diamond S. S. Line will be due here Saturday afternoon Sept. 26th, and sail for St. Johu's Newfound- land via Sydney, C. B. 5740

IN CONNECTION with the

Exhibition to be held at Souris on the 28th Inst. the fare from Cliarlottctowii will bc $1.00 with correspondingly low rates from intermediate stations good going via the regular morning triiiii from Charlottetown retuming In the evening by special train. . _

AUCTION SALE.-Wo will sell on

the Market Square on Friuay Zinn. commencing-at 12 o’elock noon, ii. lot of choice and well bred horses. All parties attending the Exhibition have- ing stock to dispose of whether horses. cattle sheep or pigs shall have the pri- vilege at this sale to sell them. Benj. Carter & Co., Auctioneer.

zzhlverything that beautiful women

could require in toilet preparations are found here. The lending perfum- ers and famous makers oi' toilet arti- cles, covering the world over contri- bute their best regularly to our dis- play-tliere is no article you could require that cannot be found liere,aiid we can undoubtedly give your sup- reme satisfaction and high quality. Get yofir toilet articles here. MacKin- non llrug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. Ml-ltt'.

“PARIS WITH THE LIDOII"

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daughters and sisters of its porters ami clerks have donned black i'\“0<fl<S embroidered with the company's mon- ogram and reopened the doors. in newspaper ofiices the porters are all women. Women clean the streets at night, and women have begun to drive the taxicabs. Women of all sorts- governesses, sienograpliors, shopkeep- ers, even-are leaving Paris every iluy to assist on the farnis oi' li`i‘nni:e.

liut as for the “oldest trade in the

world"-what oi' tho iiuugiiters of joy in these troublous iiiiies? 'l‘he days are past when every army had its skirt oi` camp followers; the ladies ot’ the street have as little place in tliis‘ new, serious-.iniiiiied town from wiieni-.e the ineii, their prey, have gone. And _vet they have fallen in perfori-o with the woiiiierful judgment ot' thc times and found their place. 'l`wo days after war was declared every “lille” upon the police cards was roinideil up and dispatclieil to the hospital of Si. Laz- are, there in sew Iuiiiduges and to load cartridges for the war! Every respect- able woinan in Paris who hasn’t ui"- tuiilly to work t`or her living is in the Red (Tross.

POOR LITTLE CLEMENTINE.

Yos, Paris is resuming its normal

state, say the papers. But is it? Ask poor little tlieiiientiiii-, the nieluiichoiy boniie at our pension. She is on her feet all day, answering the bells oi' tlie boarders; she works all the rest of the time in the kitchen peeling pota- toes and washing dishes. No veal or pudding or wine for (llenieiitiiie-all site gels is bread and water and gravy and six dollars a month, which will just about pay for her room in iinothei' house down the street. 'l`here’s little left for liei' liahy. away at ltheiins willi her mother, who can ill afford nourishing food. But. today tfleineii- tinc has been inioriiied that there is no more inonoy to pay her wages. Of course, she may work on for nothing. The question for tllemeiitine is seri- ous. Shall she work herself to death plus six dollars a month for bread, water and gravy, or accept the 1.25

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The Daily Bath F is a '

Health-Help

» A daily bath keeps the pores of yourskin in active, vigorous condition.The skin, to be healthy, must not only be thoroughly cleaned, but must also be stimulated and strengthened by suitable

- friction. Get your supplies

here.

Sponges, Bath Brushes, Soap,Sea Salt, Bath Pow- ders, _Bath Sprays, Toilet Waters, etc.

For health and comfort tart each day with a bath.

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store IlIII'Ifl\\\\\\\\\'lllI\ |==--1'-""1"*""'_“

---for Pickles

and Chow

If you want to secure

best results with your pick- les and chow this year, you 'viii use our spices which are the purest, strongest and most satisfactory of any.

Our essence of vinegar is

unusually strong, one pint

making three _chuarts _of strong. pure pic ling vin- egar.

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ancs which the Government will pay

r (her soldier-liusband’s salary), t only if she is out of work? This he rproblem. Which would you nose?-37.50 francs, without food.

om the Government, without having

work, or 1l0 francs with her pitiful

euls, and to work from 'I a. lu. till

p. m.?

There are many Ciernentines in urls. And l do1i’t blame her for leav- g the pension. But how about Mad-

ic S., with her nineteen rooms, of

hlch only six are occupied? Oh, yes,

ven! l forgot the one filled with

e trunks of pensioners who have

ne to the war or to En and. That

liii llllli Kill’ lillWitSi[II|VE» F A I

- SIUMIEH SWEET illll Hill] iiiiil

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No odds bow had your llver,stom- gaesy stomach. They cleanse yi I f_‘

H011 Of IJOWUIB; l10»\'- much your head liver and Bowels ...of all the sow' oches, how miserable and uucomiort- bile, foul gases and constipated rn it _ able you ,ure from constipation, in- ter which is producing the misery, .31 digestion, biliuiisness and clogged-up Casoaret to-night will straig‘.'. , bowels-you always get the desired yoh out by morning-is 10-cent .»- e

itll trunks -()ollicr's.

Father (having just accepted cigar om son)-.-\nd what do you my

for

Son-Two for a quarter. Father-What! Anil I content my-

s . _, - _ are diflerent. if l lind as large U, mlly_ ns you to support, I gho||]dn'¢_ wife at nil.

'YHUIUK with CSSCHPUYB- keeps your head clear, stomach aww :

'F1105' end U10 heflillldle. biliousness, ‘liver and bowels regular, and i

dizziness, nervousness, sick sour, feel cheerful and bully fu- month.,

in Paris, the most important room every pension-the bedroom filled

Father lfoots the liill. ~f» , _ - -

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l if ,J , . '° PRICE io CENTS I /~,__ _ W-'f' Asc/tears wosk waits You state

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these?

I with two for u dime. 0ll~~“'l‘ll you know dad, our cas

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To The Exhibition

are Cordially Invited

' to inspect here " the finest F all

range of Clothing

for men and .boys in P. E. Island

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Exhibition Sale of Boys’ Suits $7,5 Worth to 10“’,“.‘,€.“

The _clothing buyer was fortunate in picking up a small lot of boys suits-

about fifty in all-ata big bargain. He got a heavy discount-and we will give '

you a share of it

Suits for boys from 8 to 14 years of age-greys-browns-navy blue-and

all the rest-very smart new things-mostly Norfolks.

_ Suits that under ordinary circumstances would sell at ten dollars each-In

this sale at

WE MAKE STRONG CLAIMS

for this great new department-and we =

stand ready to make good every one of

nem.

All we want is a ghost of a show to '

prove to you that we have the clothing

range you need to choose from.

Calif- see - examine -compare-

study our prices-consider the values-

and your order comes to us-sure. Try ' ' it to-day. -

zoih CENTURY CLOTHING “\ .socisTY BRAND ci.oTiiiNc

Nsw ERA CLOTHING fi W9 f

CLOTHING MADE TO OUR OWN

New Fall Suits for $8.00, 10.00, 12.50,

15.00, 16.00, 18.00, 20.00, 25.00. ,

New Fall Overcoats $9.00, 10.00, I*

12.00, 14.00, 17.00, 20.00, 25.00. =,

New Boy's Suits $2.25, 3.50, 4.50,

5.00, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 10.00 up.

New Boy's Overcoats $4.25, 6.50,

7.50, 10.00 up.

The Home of GOOD HATS

All the dandy new blocks in

~ All the smartest trappiest new soft

hats-all the colors that appeal to young men and men who stay young. .

SOFT HATS $1 50 t0 $6 50 STIFF HA I` S $2 25 to $5 00 I

_ Get Your New

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STETSON HATS '1`RESS HATS FRANKLIN HATS FITWELL HATS

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119-121 Queen St. Ch’town '

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