NOVLMBER 3 1916 Tan ci-Ianwrrntrowu cuiiirpran' _ _ , rms -ssww f

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Mothers Know That

.Genuine iiastoria Always l3ea.rs _the Signature

~ of

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- ' llse For 0ver

Thirty Years

llliSl0RIl

. _#rr Pave to my in tai. I>r0vin¢e._

.'.*T. GORDON IV-ll is Guardian

representative in Montague.

¢.°l.IGl-ITS OUT.--The Montague Electric Lights, have now been oitt' for some three' nights, and it is' very disagreeable to the travelling ‘pub- lic. to say nothing of the stores, who have to again revert to the' oil lamp.-B. -

..*PRODUCE.-Produce is _mov-

ing into the Montague market slow- ly. everybody reports a good crop, and with the high prices, there should be abundance of stoiges laid up by

the farmers 'for the oncoming win- ter.-B.

..'REl¥° CROSS.-The Ladies of

the Montague and vicinity Red Cross, societies, have been very busy this week preparing and getting away parcels for the soldier hoys,in' Franco and England, they have sent upwards of one hundred parcels besides some ililteen parcels to `prisoners in (irr- many.-B . _

..'Rev. Mr. Knickle, of Bridge-

water, N .S., is visiting in -Lower Montague the guest oi’ M-rs. A. Wight- man. Rev. Mr. Kniclclle preached in the Presbyterian Church, Lower Montague, on Sabbath evening last Oct. 29th. I-lis sermon was' very force- ful and instructive, and mucli apprec- iated by a large congregation whose pleasure lt was to hear him..-B.

..*AN ACCIDENT.-What might

have proved a fatal accident occured at Montague, Wedne'sday,Nov.1st. Cap- tain Malcolm; chooner Hilda Maud, anchored his schooner in the Mon- tague' river about two miles down from the village. -The Captain", his son, and the pilot, 'then came up .to the village on budness, during their

~ "C ‘rw ‘ _ - surface th_e cook, his nephevl/, George BSI op) rapper. _ eco m, n some accidents: manner

' 1 ' "" """""" """""' ""' "°"" ""‘ feii overboard, and nvitiwus sunt-

ance of any kind, got back aboard

: YOUR; FRIENDS M "canlg buy

anytning you can give

them-except your photograph

Malre an appointment today.

The Cook’ s Studio New DesP'ieav _.lack

ROCKY POINT FERRY S. S. HILLSBORO

Ls Town Leave ll. Point

8.00 A. M. 9.00 A. M. 10.00 A. M. 11.80 " 8.00 P. ll 8.00 “

99°F! ¢»5&&3( ooo;

=?'??*§ 32.?

11.33 P “_ 1. . 1.50 “ 5.50 ~ 5.00 "

gr? 33

IUNDAY.

8.80 l3.45

4.00 "

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5 zu?

rue; 2:82 _ :=.> ' ‘ss

The next sailing ironi Char-

lottetown for Boston will be on Friday November 3rd.

IAS. CAPRAGHER,

Agent.

Ch’town.

|785-10-25Mtf.

l2£H=__’BE§EEESEESE§

Tlie Magdalen Islands S. S. C0. Ltd

The S. l. Amelia carrying H. I.

mails. passanrsrs and freight laavss Piotonsvsryllvadsymdfhanday af- tararrlvslofmorningsxprsss tsom Hsiiiiax,iiortnall¢Ilslsnlslandaesll- lsoroincaaaeomingatsou-is._ -

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l"1§i"i-`;`_I`2`§1'fi'i`§I'l

SOLES

' We are showing sev eral new lines of men fa ll boots made wit neolin soles.

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Neolin makes y o u r

boots easy and flexible, will resist water-a n d does not get hard.

Black and Mahogany $6.00 6.50 7.00

Alley & Co.

_ 135 Queen St.

__SS$S5E§2=SSS§S§_

Good Photography Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

again. Which is considered a very hard feat for one alone.-B. _

HEAT FllSllES_,_ DIZZY, NERVUUS

Mrs.W T lla How Lydia E. Pimnrss Vegetable Compound Helped Hes' During_Cha.ngeoflJfe.

Richmond, Va.-“After taking

seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhsm's

Vegetable Com- pound I feel lllrs

new

time-»

than snr your

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thessslnamdsaniltisssdenet

totalrs [q&& lhkhaafa Vege- Compound.

A’ E' NGN’ Smal” Professional Cards

MISS D RUDGE 171 Great Gsergs 8t.,- Phone 814. Manufacturer of all kinds of Ins

lax; goods, including. Toupees and

Hair dressing, Manlourlng, Sham-_

pooing, lingering. 2703-10-23Mwf1mo. _

D.D. \lel.ssd. K. 6., W.l. lssitlay, K.¢

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS us1.non`a ann'r|.av

_ _ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND hnum. .M “nm _“_”

TIME .ABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 8 (I 1915.

Trains Outward, Read Down. Trgiiis Inward, ReadAUBp. _ m\“W“NW& P. I- I.

PM. A.ll. A.M. \ Atlantic Standard Time. A.M. P.M_ 8.45 Charlottetown

' Hunter River

11.50

5.00 1.15

5.45 0.22 7.00 8.80 0.50 Arr.

P.M. P.M.

FP me QQ

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Emerald

Kensington 0.27 Summerside

9.11. _

10.10 0.01 _ 5.00

Arr. 11.40

10.85 0.59

10.15 8.20 8.48 8.28 8.00

Jet- 8.15

5.80

Del). 0.00 4.50

8.10 0.08 0.57 10.38

11.15 pep. 1.51 _ ass 4.40 -

11.15 ' 5.40 .41-r.

Summersids Port Hill 0’Leary Atherton Tignish

8.15 7.48 7.08 6.19

Dsp. 5145

5.05 8.8 1 3.07 12.55 12.00

Tues. llon.WH."‘rues. '

A Thur. A A ,' _

sat. friday. sat.

8.55

I 1.55

0.50 ‘ ‘.50

0.30 Dop. ` Emerald' Jet. 7.15 Arr. ' Caps Traverse

Tues. A

Bat..

` Arr. 8.85 7.50 Dep. . 8.00 "7.00

Fil. _ 41.11. I a.00 0.50 pan.

4.10 -1 s_40 4.55 0.11 4.51 _ 0.41

5.00 _ 11.15 an-.

Charlottetown llt. Stewart Ilorsll Bt. Pehfl Souris _

Arr. 0.45

8.85 8.07 7.44

DID. 0.40

rwrfr #S258

7"-19 __ ' Arr-__

lbs#-U0 ‘ '

Kilt.

saw D°v\ 10.00 10.10

. 11.10 /in-_

9999 83,25

Mt. Stewart

`~ Cardigan '

.uongggug 7.15 Georgetown De). 0.40 _

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Arr. 8.35 ."‘ 8.50

7.40 8.80

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Dlsss-Bank of N. l. Chambers

MURIDN A DUFFY

lsrrlatars ans Attorneys solicitors ror loyal Bank et Ilsnads

IIDNIY T0 LOAN

S. S._ Hessian

' LAWYIN

P. I. L \

Ill-I-IIIH.

J. D. Stewart

Barrister, phd

livnwsort stock f Charlottetown Branch Office Georgetown Money to Loan on Real

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V .:°ONl CIN1' per word each inser- tion lor advertising in this column.

..°MR. R. R. HOWt.£'l“|' is iluar

dlan arent for Annandale and vicinity.

- ..°BEAN BUFFER SUCCESS.- The Bean Supper, held hy the Ladies

was a decided success, and a nice

*TONIGHT THE ALL ABBORBING

walk, so that pede's'trans have to' climb up on the concrete ridge to get along without getting their feet wet. This walk should either be rais- ed or a drain made to carry of thef water.-B. ~ 1 _

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETB.

Butler (creamei-Y) in prints ....38 Butter (tub) lb Butter (fresh) lb ....32-35 Eggs,doz. .32 Beeflh (retail .... 15to20 Fowls,lb . .. 12 to 14 Chickens lb 18 to 15 Ducks lb 14 to 15 Hay (pressed) ton .. .. 511 to $12 Ooats (black) bus, .. . . . ... 58 Oats (white) bus. .55 Carrots, bus. .... 40 to 50 Parsnips, lb ,... .... ,... Straw (pressed) ton ...

Porklh ..

Turnips, bus. .. . Potatoes per bus. _.0 -Buckwheat. Der bus. ..75

SUNIMERBIDE MARKETS, FRIDAY.

_-at-I sssrss

Butter, creamery. per lb ....36 .37 Calfskins, per lb ...19 .20 Eggs, per doz. _....31 .32 Hay, loose. per ten ._ ..81i.00 $12.00 Hay pressed, per ton . . _$12.00 813.00 Hides, per - ....15 .16 Lamb pelts, each ... ...50

Oats, black, per bus. ..

Oats, white, per bus. . Potatoes, per bus. .. . . . . . . ..45

Pork, organs att. ....0955 Straw, pressed, per ton . . $0.00

Turnips, per bus. .. . . . . . . . ,.18 Wool, per lb .35

Wheat., per bus. ..... ...$1.40

on ' Z 2". _ 35. : . _ U|§!§C\x°lUlU\`I ¢@@@ @¢°\¢

A 'lreinondonsly .

la the “Battle Cry of Peace," at ,the

People'a Theatre, Wednsaday and 1

Thursday, Nov. 8 and 9. `

No greater boon to recruiting is pos-

sible than the opportunity for view- lmg the great ten-reel super Vitagrapli feature f‘THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" which is the acme of illm realism. Wilien this picture was shown at the big Keith theatre in St. John the public square was utilized for bill-board' display, and the recruit- ing committee joined forces with -the Keith management in bringing home to thp public the astounding truths so startlingly portrayed by this won- derful picture. The Toronto News. the Toronto World. and other lead- ing Canadian papers referred' to “THE- BATTLE CRY Oli' PEACE" as the most wonderful of all illms, and its series of thrilling pictures showing the hombarding of _New York from land. sea and sky, the dynamit-img of public buildings, etc.. are of the most sensational kinda he Montreal Star said' that althoughi them have been numerous war pictures exhibited in the Canadian metropolis, the "BAT- TLE CRY OF' PEACE” was the great- est of ali, and contained the b‘l8Best and most powerful sermon -that. could possibly he imagined. Remember, that there will he but one showing nightly of "Tl-Ili! BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" beginning at 7 and' 9, so all sblould' be in their seats at that hour. As high as one dollar ($1.00) is charg- ed for this picture, but the People’s management is making the figures as )ow as they possibly can and carry out the contract with the Film people, as the latter insist that at least twen- ty-live and ntteeii' cents must be charg- ed. onr warning is to be early. Mat- inee both days sit 3.16, t.o_allow the children to see this wonderful plc- ture. 2013

eaten semnip ui...

Al.i.»1'Hl-WAY DY VIATII. INTIRNATIONAL LINI. Leave St John Mondays and ,Thurs

days at 000 h. m.. (Atlantic Times). (or lisstport, Luboo, Portland and Bos °°=~ I I ' '"'"":i'r“'

Return- Leave Central Wha . oa-

ton,.londays and Thursdays nt 9.00 a. m.. for Portland, llsstport, Lubes and Bt. John. 1

NAINI CTIANIHIP LINI. IITWINN PORTLAND AND NIW VORK RIDUDID PARIS AND AND ITATIRDDN Pli6ll

lrom Penland and New York. Pas

ssngsr sorvios Tues., and lat., ons week Thurs., sltsrnats week. Freight ssrvies Tnas.. Thurs.. and sat. Leave Franklin wharf. Portland, 4 p. in

baavs New York I F. ln.

‘ MITROPDLI m \.i|4l. Dtrsst astwssa all Ill

fest.

Rossa.

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lt. John 6|!! Tllkl! 0@l.@ Kal

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Impressive Sermon.

chu is nunus f

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The Easter" G““”4?F'" 01035.' Flllllllll t 7

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Look. Mother! if tongue Iseoatsd ~f3""-f'-"‘“'.’:'.'v'~‘

of the Montague Methodist Church, I “C ii( I Fi ." i the Auditorium, Tuesday evening, lv' - °r..___n. gym, °' U'

g¢=t0bBI‘ 31"- (Hall°W0'8n llllhl-.) -Ever; mother realises. after giving'

discussed by speakers of ability atiout g,|p|ns_

our b0YB IWW lf- U15' U01" 1° Kl“5'°'tongue, mother! lf coated. given tea-` C°““W I" 5°"‘°"|“5 h°°dW“Y “ld 'U' spoouful of this harmless "fruit laaa-l “ight “h°“ld brmg “ “‘"“b°" °f me" tive," and in a.few hours all the foul._ 1° tm” C°"'“"y Um" 291° constipated waste, sour bile and undi-

"*°" td food es out of the boviell.

°'f‘Th° “m"`°“°h°° °° th” M°“I' §:1:i_eyou havldmds well, playful child a- ‘

“5“° brldm’ hav” bw” m“°h "'“\“`°'|gain. When its little system is fullgt

“"1 t° WM" th” “'°"° “me W°°k“|cold. throat sore, has stomach-ache. ~ 85°". but um ""°r°“ch W um “mm diarrhoea, indigestlon, coiic- rem- _-,,, side still needs' some a_ttention,he-:amber _ B good ..ms|de_ cIeanBm‘.._ "=- °°'“”° with me 1”" min' th” “'“°"|should always be the first treatment

rises and overruns and the plank swan

_ _ i ..-4_ 4 ;f ' \

Millions of mothers keep"Californle. ' ` _l_

Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a ‘ " - f @-

teaspoonful today saves a sick child

_ '_ W/

tomorrow. Ask your druggist for A 50-dent bottle of “California Syrup of Figs," which has directions for _babies, children of all ages and grown-ups _ - ~ printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold hero. so 1'ion't he fooled. Get the genuine-, made by

“California Fig Synip Company."

~ THOUSAND WOMEN WERE VIC- TIM8 0F CLEVER SWINDLE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-An endless

chain scheme, with a $4.50 petthcoat at the end of it, is making the United States postal authorities no end! of trouble. A iirnt wave of iindelivercd letters came to the Dead Letter Oillce today--fourteen sacks of mail. with 5,000 letters in each, and over $7.000 in dimes, to be handled by the Dead' Letter Onlce clerks and, if poss'ible. returned to tlie senders. These let- ters were forwarded here _from the Minneapolis post oflice, where they were received from their many thous-

ands of expectant senders.

Postal detectives have been at work

on the case to effect the arrest of the _ projectors of the sclienie, but thus far have not met with much success. it

if estimated that up to this time over' alf a million letters have been re- ceived nt the Minneapolis post oillee in' consequence ot letters sent \out by the authors of the endless chkin scheme and' offer-ing a pettlcoat no any woman who would write live letters copying a form' enclosed. and send* them to women of -their acquaintance. The form required that each recipient of e letter was to write tive -more letttexs and on sending a dime to Room 520 Globe Building, Minneapo-

lis,_would' receive a line silk petticoat __ as a reward. _ The post oilice detectives found'

that there was no such. address as 520 Globe Building in Minneapolis. Thby learned that for a time two men got

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yours

OURS. -

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her children "California , Syrup of I . . "

was sum was r°5lI1°‘d---B- rigs," that this is their ideal isxativa.

*_ because they lovc its pleasant _taste

it ui 111 1

'roric wan and the outcome win 1»e|i'|':{°l., ,,,,,§:f,‘|',f||$',f_§:|°f,'¢,f'§|'I,'°:a;,f‘

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the B. l. S. Hall at Sour-is. The move-\ who), cm", in-itgbig, feverish pi-_ I * ' “ `T:~f.‘_‘_:'-'_'ff53_' ment for Siege Artillery supports for blleam my sgomnch muy, M-,k gg mg / "1-'-:`;*I'§-E,

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Getting the

Suit You Want

is only a matter of a little while,-in a stock like ours. Bear in mind the suit you want is HERE.

There are more suits here than in any oth-

er store in P. E. I. And they are new. All we want is a chance to SHOW YOU-that we have

119-121 Queen Street, Charlottetown

‘

on _ _ FRY’S ' COCOA.

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RUNNING a lsig on schedule time is about aa

completsabrain. sinevs and nerve teatas a man

could want. So jhen the-order comes for “An Extra

Run" that ervinesr is wise who fortilies himself with s cup of FR S COCOA. . FRYS, because it builds for "nerves of steel.” lt'sauch s splendid food as well ss s delicious '

Drink F§Y°S_ regularly yourself and note the vigor

it imparts. ` "

Trade Supphsd by J. S. FRY l SONS, Limited

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YoU'I<E No FRIEND To _ YOUR POCKET BooK IF You BUY A SUIT WITHOUT SEEING

Navy all wool Serge Suits $13.00. ~ - __ Black all Wool Serge Suits $13.00. ___ ‘ Black all Wool Serge Suits $15.00. "1

Navy all Wool Serge Suits $15.00.

Navy and Black all Wool Cheviot Suits $19.00. Navy and Black all Wool French Serge Suits 21.00 Navy and Black all Wool Cheviot Norfolks $25.00. Navy and Black all Wool Cheviot Norfolks $27.00. Navy and Black all Wool Gaberdines $32.00. Brown and Nigger Brown, Fur Trimmed, $37.00 Green Cheviot, Grey Lamb Trimlmed $32.00.

MOORE & McLEOD, Ltd

the mail for the concern st the poet ' ‘ othce and then stopped coming. They ' '

only got a small part of the money.__