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there are thice principal tliings to hcl Eonsiileroil FIT, QUAl_|Ty, 31-y|_E_' Of the first lmportuiice is the |:|T not in-this lc-iii-ieii only. but of the' frame or mounting ~as well. QUAL-I

ITY is also iimportant.

First QUALITY lenses cost till" 0¢l'I0l'H. but means safety

comfort. `

Frames and mountinga are

in many qualities and only in_ the wear and service do you find out the difference. V

Last but not least importance

STYLE.

The right STYLE for you is the

one that will look well, feel we-11

and' best serve you the purpose.

Our GUARANTEE covers - every

pair. -

FIT, QUALITY, STYLE-ALL

RIGHT, JUST RIGHT.

J.R. oiiiis,Lia

li_\‘ _ Sunnypide

ill!! Ueweler and Optlclan, _ Charlottetown, P. E. I. 9.J.`*‘. ‘

U"`ilU'__`_wV_~_ fI'h`e` Remedy.

“I tdld your father I loved you more

than any girl I've ever inet."

"And what did father' say?"

more 3 and ‘

made

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I Soldier Boy

Brother or Friend

Overseas _

We have many service-

a_blr‘ gifts which will add greatly to his comfort.. This is only a partial list of the many. ,

Safety Razors 25c to $7 Sterno Stoves, complete,

_ 35c to $1.00 '

Oxo and Stero Cubes, 10

_ and 25c Cigarettes, in 10c and tin

bcxes of fifties (all the most popular brands)

Cigars, pcks. 10's, 25's, 50’s Chocolate Bars, all kinds,

5c. Milk Chocolate in 25c cakes

All Metal Mirrors at 50c

Pocget Combs, I0, 15 and

Carboiic, Soaps, 10, 15

and 25c

Talcum Powder, Foot Pow-

der, Tooth Paste, Blades for Safety Razors, Pipes, Tobaccos, etc.

Geo. E. Hughes “The Peoples’ Druggist"

I-_ Ask for l'iickey’s

“He said, to try to meet some more -_-----g _

girls.

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Cigarettes for Soldiers

i Send your Soldier boy some cigarettes-.ve

havée the right packages here all ready for you to sen . '

Sweet Caporai, Players, package of 50 .... ._ 50c -

f Oafiadis, Capstan, Murad, Mogul, package7§f

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MacKinnon Drug Co.

- I Cor. Gt. George and Kent Ste.

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O Twist

When you uani: a chewing tobacco that has all the

fra rance, flavor and freshness you could desire, ask for HICKEYS TWIST. _ _ _

Made from fully matured, leaf, in a clean factory, it is

the choicest, cleanest and best chewing tobacco you can buy anywhere, at any price. _ _

Buy HlCKEY’S-the big non-crumbling fig at the small

pricetiickey' & Nicholson Tobacco fo. Ltd\

Charlottetown V -

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PURE ANI) FRESH

DR.CROKEN’S CONDITION POWDER

(Put up by I. E. CROKEN, D.V.S.)

This condition powder is suitable for cattle, swine and

sheep as well as for horses, and has no equal _iii putting all kinds of live stock in a healthy, vigorous condition. Every package is put up under the personal supervision of Dr. Croken, a veterinary of long and successful experience. All the leading horsemen and stockraisers on_P. E. I. endorse it is the best tonic, alterative and blood purifer on the market/

Price 50 cents per package

' FOR SALE 'BY ` _

Colin A. McDonald,

Prescription Druggist '

Revere Hotel Block, Kent St. _

Mail orders receive prompt attention.

$582-10~23M1mo. V

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Monuments t‘~ at endure the Ravagcs oi Time

Are what you seek t o make

the grave o f your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

tobe had. Estimates given.

| Chandler & Bell\\

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16 Kent Street

2-no-io nusimc. _

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Start In Business - . Without Capital i

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t vga tliiiwliichiiil ?o\iivgili\ii;n'ires.v ry/\ny 'WWII lim" ‘lr ra 0 - ‘I rt in spurc time ut iii-iii. Wllllnfffleill

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INION SALES ASSOCIATION

. DOM - , Box 933, lliilifax, N S.

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` IT PAY8.to buy in this Proviiico.

THEY ALL MEET AGAIN at the

Ten. and Bazaar In the pro-Cathedral this afternoon. A dollar supper served for a quarter. 2991.

CHURCH SERVICES.--There will

_be services in the Covehend congrega- tion on Sabbath next at the uiiuiii hours

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ST. JAMES? SPECIAL SERVICES.

-Dr. Fullerton’s subject for tonight will be "The Great Refusal." A hearty welcome is extended to all to attend.

ANOTHER SCHOOL IN GOOD

WORK.- The Beaver Club of 'Stan- hope school have decided to send a Duper of clippings monthly, to the soldiers at the front..

HORSE SHIPMENT.--, Among the

°l\tW11i‘il` cargo by the S. S. stanie-v this morning were six veiy fine draft horses shipped by Mr, John Horn. of Wiiisloe. '

CARE-TAKER APPOINTED.-Mr.

W. C. West has been appointed care-taker of York Station in suc- cession to Mr. I-I. Harper, who has re- signed. His iippolnment dates from November lst.. .

TWILIGHT `REC|TAL.-The se-

C0“d Twilight Recital is to be held at Zion Church, Saturday. the 11th iii-st.. at 4 o’ciock. Mi-.' F. E. coi- wili has charge of the prograniine. Tliese recltals are. open to thc- phhlhg and ii cordial iiivitzition is extended I-0 all who can avail tIiei.iseivi=.s oi the opportunity to enjoy ii qiiiet hour

AN INVOLUNTARY -BATH.-A

passenger coming to the (‘.It,v by ii late train a couple of evenings ago received a very sudden and unexpec- ted dip in the brine. As the train was entering the station- yard it stopped before coming up to the usuai place for the passengers to get off. This man supposing that the train had ho further to go, stepped off and did so on the wrong side, and in the darkness walked off the edge of the I\i'castwoi'k, falling into the river. The tide was high otherwise he niigiit have been serioiiely injured. As it was his experienc»;- was anything lint zi. pleasant one. .

MARRIED.-The marriage of Miss

Iiiary Fraser' Gillespie. secoiid dangli- tr,-r oi’ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gillespie. to Charles S. Drew of the firm oi’ Moore & Mclreod, Ltd., was solemn- ized by the Rev. Dr. Fullcrtoii at the lioiiie of the bride this morning at 5.30. The bride was given nway by I.er father and was unatteiided. She wore ii travelling suit of navy blue Iiroiidcloiii with ;~i‘ilile trimniings and hat to match, :ind carried a bouquet oi i{illai‘iiey rose: and lilies of the

iiioiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Drew left for a trip to Boston and other Ainerii-an cities.

TEA IN PRO-CATHEDRAL.-Tile

:-iniiiini_ lliillow E'eu Tea and Bazaar in me pro-(‘,nthedral yesterday after- noon and evening under the auspices of St. .Charles Auxiliary Society, in coniiection with the Charlottetown I-lospitzil, \\'n.s a splendid success des- pite the iiiclenieiicy of the weiitlier A delectable and satisfying supper was se-rved In excellent manner to a ,large crowd. The booths of the ba- zanr, which were beiiui.ii`nlly and cle-

verly arrangeil, were well patroiiizeg. A feature of thc- fiinctioii was tlie_d - ccmticns which were =\i>iir0i>i'ii\t@ and exquisite. A well selected musical programme was rendered. The af-

r will be continued todav with the

$100 REWARD $100

The readers of this paper will be pleased to

learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. _Catarrh bein! BFGHUY in' flueni_:ed_bv constitutional condétioi1shr&qui_res constitiitional treatment Halls aitarrd ure;-,IB taken internally and acts thru the oo on e Mucous Surfaces uf the System, thereby destroy- ing thc foundation ot_ the disease, 8|'/il_\8 UIC patient strength by building PD llle CDUSUII-‘"2" ‘ and assisting nature in doiriip _its work- 'lf 2 proprietors have so much _fait in the curative; powers of I-lall's Ciitarih Cure that they pffer| One Hundred Dollars forAany case that it ails to - cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Adams ii. J. cueusifa oo rroiedo. 0.

Sold by all Druiigists. 75C-

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Put Your Horses in Good .Fettle

Mac’s condition powders.

For improving the stamina,

strength and general condition of horses, cattle sheep and swine there is nothing better

then M ,A C’S \ CONDITION POWDERS

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blood and enables the beast t _get nourishment from it rations-

If you want t_o put your;

horsesand cattle in _the very best condition possibie--- use,

It improves the appetite, aids di estion urifies the-

WAR PRICES do not prevail ii: the

‘annual I-fallow E'en Tea and Bazaar in the pro-Cathedral; tes is served from 5 to 7 p. m. Ior the small chatge of 25 cents. 2991_

CHRIST CHURCH. CHERRY VAL-

_LEY.-There will be service in the ‘above church next Sunday; Nov. 12th, at 3 p. m. Mr., Clement Mitchell will ofilciate. '

BAFETY FIRST.-Get to the -Tea

and Bazaar in the pro-Cathedral ear- ly and avoid the anticipated rush. Admission and tea 2_5 cents, tea serv- ed from 5 to 7 p. in. - 2991.

THE STANLEY.- The Stanley

arrived from Picton at 8.30 last even- iing. She brought thirty passenngers but had no freight, as it took until 5 o'clock to discharge that which she took over, about 160 tons.

L. 0. A.-- Rev. Mr. Calder will

preach) a sermon to the brethren of Prince Arthur L. 0. L. in Tryon Baptist Church on Sunday next Nov. 12th at. 2.30 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended' to brethren of sister lodges. The offering will be in aid' of Ithe Protestant Orphanage.

SUPREME COURT.-The Court

was engaged- all day yesterday with the case of Percy Affleck vs. James Dunn, action of ejectment from two lacres of land at Mount Stewart. At last Hilary terin fi verdict was found for plaintiff. There is now a mo- tion to set aside that veriiict and igrnnt ii new trlui. Gaudet for de- |i’eiidant and M<'liiuiion, K. C., for plaintiff. ,

SCHOOL WORK.-- The following

|is the standing of pupils of Victoria High School for the month of Oct.: Principal’s depiirtnie-iii.; Grade VIII. 1. Willie Waddell; 2. Marion Lea; 3, |Vina Waddell. Grade VII. 1, Claude :S-now; 2. Clifford Lea; 3, Elsie_Bos- iweil. Grade VI. (senior); 1. Miildred _McMurdo; 2, Mary McQuarrie. Grade IVI. (junior); 1, Wliit Howatt; 2, Win. ‘Cameron; 3, Charlie Ifogan. Grade -V.; 1, Karl Boulter; 2, Everett Wat- Iton; 3, Hollis Snow. Assisiant's de-partmeiit; Grade IV. 1, I-Ielen _Trowadiile; 2, Miller Palmer; II, Les- |lie McLean. Gi‘adellI.- I, Helen Itogeison; "2, Jeanette Rogersou; 3, Lila VVatt0n. Grade lI.- 1, Alice .Viillett: 2, Mytrlc- Snow; 3, George McLeod. Graire I.-- 1, Florence Pro- ifitt; 2, Beth Boulter; 3, Chester Lea.

STANLEY NOTES.- Miss Annie

Nicholson returned from Charlotte- -town where she has been visiting |l’i'leiids.- Mi'. Geo, Henry recently I killed' a fat hog weighliiig 550 lbs. Mr. _Henry leads the community in re- |gards to pork packiiig.- Mr. A. J, Mc-Leéd has about finished remodell-

:ing his house. It is now one of the

v:ille;\‘. Iniiiieilicifcly after the ci-ire-| finest. and' most iittractive resideiices

ilu this part ot' the country_- The Cheese factory under the care of Mi-_ Wesley Keefe has ceased making clieese and has begun to make butter d'uring the fall and winter.-~ Mr, Nei. 'son (_‘o,usins, has returneil to his lioine, after spending a few days in iH0De River. the .guest of Mr. Austin ,W7eeks.- The eiiceptioiially good po- ,mto ’~"'°P Of this Place is illustrated ,by the tact that Mr. W. Weir took ,three hundred bushels of a small patch oi’ about th`i'ee-quarters of an [acre.- Mr. Le-niuel McKay, of Springfield spent the week end visit- ing frieiids~iiere.

AS ISLAND GROUP.-“(_‘.hna(lg,” of

the lfitli October, published in Lou. ;d0li. gives an excellent group photo of the McQueen brothers of UUE Drovliice, with the following in-

fai ' . , S'-Imiii Dl`0El`f1mm9 35 Yesterday- tercstilig bit of history: "Private

VI'illiiim A. McQueen won the D. C. M, for galliiiitry when serving with the 7th Battalion in the fighting at Lau- gemarck; Pte. Murdock McQueen. C. O. R. C. C., and Pte. Alec McQueen of the 4th Canadian Field Ambulance., (Those are the members ofthegroup) Still another brother, Pte. Dan R. McQueen is with the C. E. F.. on active service. They are sons of Mr. John McQueen, ii well known farmer of Mt. Vernon, P. E. I. For eleven years or more Dan McQueen, who -had left his home on 'the ds- land' on attaining manhood to-try his fortunes in the West and has

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Sick

_ Room Requisites

Science has devised many

aids which minister to the comfort of the patient and the convenience of the nurse. Our stock contains the latest _improved sick-

I room supplies, and you us-

ually can save time, and money by coming here first for such items.

Ice Bags, Hot Water

Bottles, Air Cushions, Rubber Sheetiml, Bed Pans, .Medicine Glasses, Gauzes, 'Sick Feeders, Absorbent Cotton,Linis Bandages, Alcohol Lamps, Fever Thei- mometers. , ’

A special "rush order"

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Business For ' _ '

CASH. I LY

- This store has been doing a mixed cash and credit

business since its first opening 25 years_ago. J, _. _

Always it has been the ideal of this store to serve

its customers well, to give them if possible,a little better value, a little more eiiicient service thanthey can get elsewhere. ` - . ‘

~ In order to keep up this program,-in order to keep

prices down, we rind it necessary to eliminate the losses

and delays connected with a credit business. - - _ `

THE CASH BASIS of business makesit possible to

give you absolute bed rock prices in every line. _There are no bad debts to allow for. There

are no needless expenses to be paid,-there are savings -.

' of every sort to be made, AND EVERY SAVING WE

MAKE,-EVERY LOSS WE AVOID MEANS A LOW- ER PRICE FOR- YOU. _‘

We publish this advertisement todayto afford all

of our 'customers ample notice,-the new policy goes in- to force FEBRUARY lst, 1917 ._ _

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In the meantime,-all overdue bills must receive

prompt attention, we will appreciate your prompt action in this matter. .

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stock.

No investment at the pnce Leave your next order

Pvgiiiicii piigilgge .yiiiiiy Hvmrs' & J . i - f 0 H8011 Oilllltlll 2 Macs The Quality Drugstore

i Cor. Kant &-Prince Sic.

1_49_ Gt. George Street _ _

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refrained from communicatini! with his family during that long perion, was assumed to be dead bv his rela- tives and friends. The strange for- tunes of war brought the wanderer face to face with his brother Alec in an estaminet ii, Flanders." (P50: William McQueen, D. C. M.. above re~ ferred to is at present at his. homo. having been wounded when he wo_n his medal.) '

AT THE _ BAPTIST CHURCH.-

'i‘lie best meeting of the series. so far, at the special services in the Bap- tiat Church was that of last night. Notwithstandingi the unpleasant weather there was a good' attendance and much interest was manifest. Tliese_meetlngs are gaining in power and' interest. The chplr as leaders in the long service are proving of great help. as the stinging is hearty and in- spiring. The addiss by the pastor. I-Iev. C. R. Freenian, was one of more -than ordinary power. und niade a *eep iinpresslon upon all whohe privilege it was to' be present. Hin text was taken from the book of Jeremiah _i8th chapter and' part of verse 4: “He made it agai-ii." This was a time in the life of the pio- pliet whien he was dlsappointned and, diiicoiirnged. His message had noti been heeded by the people in whom it was spoken, and his efforts seem- ed' to be a failure., and in his dis~ pondency God' bade him. go and see- tlie potter working with his clay, and he went, and found him making a vessel on his wheel. and lo, the ves- sel was marred, and when the potter beheld it lie broke it in pieces and from the fragments- he inadc ii again. Thp speaker said. God had ii plan for every life. his plan wus perfect. but man in his perversity and se-Ifwitll hindered God`s purpose. Thus would God lift the pi'ophet's gaze io himself ur the ruler und' ina- ker of all, and as ine cluv was in the hand of the potter no wus Iii- in his hnhii-_ and though his ure might seem wasted and broken yet G.od could take th_e- frugmeiiis and make it a thing of beauty and use. The service was mad'e the more impres- sive by the rendering of ii beauliifui solo, sung by Mrs. Fieeiiiaii, the re- frain being sung hy the choir. You are invited to come up to the home- like church tonight, and enjoy the splend‘ld service, which beglhs at 7.30. .

PERSONALS

Mr. J. W. McPhee, Georgetown.

was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. L. E. Distant, Halifax, is re-

gistered at the Queen.

Mr. L. J. Reddln, City. left .yester- ay on n business trip to St. John.

Mr. Edward ciiiimiier, city, went

to Summerside yesterday.

Mr. Wm. Moran. City went to

Suminersirie yesterday.

Mr. Joseph Carr. City. has arrived

lioine from Portland, Maine.

I-Ion. I-I. D. McEwen. Morell. re-

turned last evening fiom a trip to Picton.

Mr. H. I-I. Acorn retumed to Sour-

in yesterday after a short visit to the city.

Master Walter Young. who was un-

pital, returned home yesterday.

turn to Moncton.

I Mr. J. A. Watkins who liao been vlsityg his home in Charlottetown loft yesterday on return to St Loiiiii.

dergoing treatment in P. iii. I.. Hos-

=--Moore McLeod, Ltd

' 119-121 Queen St. Charlottetown '

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turned from ii visit to Montreal ani other cities.

alll .

recently had erecteti a new house on his farm a short distance from the old homestead.

Mr Dan McLeod, Menchant of

ternooii train.

Among the arrivals by the western

traiirlast night were Messrs. W. L

Poole. . . ._ W. 'i`. Clarke, Cnrdigaii. and Russel

of days, left yesterday on reiiirn to

Miss Janie Acorn and Miss Venie

where they were valued members 0'

The many S en

McCabe, daughter of Joseph McCabe

City Hospital Thursday last for ap

the operation was a success and

latest report is that she is doing hue. '

Rev. L. J. Leard. of Biadalbane,

P. E. I., who has been exchanging pul- pits with Rev. F. T. Bertram. of West- field, N. B., ls' in the ~. city for a few

mour street. rtturn to P. E. Island this week.-’l`he Evening

Mr. Frederick S. Moore. son o r.

Stephen Moore, Charlottetown, has

82nd Regt., for three years; Royal Canadian Regiment, Halifax. for two years, and six months in the South

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and save money

2953-11-BMS

Mis. _ . -_b-

Reglniild Hubert Rogers son» of

tillery Draft. A brother of this young

man. Lioiit. Wendell Bonn. iii vii

-Gsrriadn duty at Halifax, N. ii.-

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Mins Sadie Smith, City, has Signs of The

from Halifax to spend a short fur- nerstone of a llbera lough at his home hero which was inscribed

-_-_ marked a student

Mrs. Harry Mcliierney, of bt. John Wllllt *I0 YOU Sllllpos is the guest of His Honor, Lieutenant "ll Galina lneilll hu

Governor McDonald and Mrs. Mcbon- swered the Scot. S

Gr. Lorne l<`ai'r|iiharson has arrived "I see they have ju

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Mr. Everett Jenkins, Millview has

T Ai

Hunter Itiverfwas in the City yester- 0 terday and returned home by the af-

and'R W Stewart Montague, 500 Il

Clarke, Mt. Stewart. _ 0|' ak.

stlimliiimans AIIJ' of :iw woo Bus’ H"

ti ova .co si gi s a~\

tioned at 'l`i'eiiton. N. S., guarding C°u°n“°d

the Steel Works is visiting his iilome M0|||||||g gg] in (‘Iiaroltteiown. e eaves n ii

few days for Halifax. '

Mr. W. C. Paver, Secretary of the 1

Provlneiit_ Fund Board, ad ralillway lin- And Roued 0.

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;ilri‘i`,nClIt/?Ir.ol(§.i:m1i‘.` \'(I)`iiiti;ii who have we are nov been in Charlottetown for a couple the above at

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Moncton. an

Acorn* of Millview left last week for 8

B t where they will spend the wliitgil. These young ladies willibe for Shipment greatly missed in Millview Church ffom Wharf

the cliolr. I A b “linte for

ri ds of Miss Louise oo your on

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of Iona. who vvasyoperated' ou in the A

pendicitis will be glad to hear that 2952-118Mtts2wE

d ys. Mr. and Mrs. Leard, who are viiiiting Mr. and Mrs. The-akston. Soy- w0lll8ll’$

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enlisted~in No. 5 P. E. I. Siege Ar- T

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tillery Draft. I-Ie has seen cons- derabie service as a -bugler in_ the

Qgraplizsd vxiaeslwith the Canadiaun a

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Frid y is the last day for receiviiig discounts on l MODERATI electric! glit bills for Octo- , im iigining. Pay ic any Morris Sm

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‘ , WHOLESALE & RECIAIL

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ated in No. 5 P. E. I. Blele Ar- r

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