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wonisn’s ohiefglory and the envy of h less fortunate rivals. ~ Yet a soft, clear skin-glowing with health -is only flu nafural rerull ofpsn Blood.

“ I was troubled for a considerable

timejvith a very unpleasant, digfguring Rash, which covered my face and for which I used applications and remedi without relief. After using “ Fruit tives " for one week, the rash is coni- pletely gone. I am deeply thankful for the relief and in the future, I will not

without “ Fruit-a-tives ". `

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Fashion decrees have inade -the shoe quite a conspicuous item" of wornan's dress 'We have anticipated the de» mend, and are _showing through the dealer

your locality a full line of

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made to conform to the requirements ofthe new styles in feminine wear. Aside from this, Red T Shoes are made to give good service. Of solid leather throughout-not padded with shoddy or inferior material-they have plenty of wear as well as plenty of style.

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500. s box, 8 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit~a-tives Limited, Ottawa

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PATRIDTIC A_le0¢iATl0N. List of articles aent to the- Arinoui-ies

glam the salt yeai-‘from the South

and Highfield Branch of

Womens Patriotic - Association. pairs socks. 78 pillow casés. 22 Hos- pital Shirts. 13 sets pyjamas, 4 B0 _ tie covers, 3 flannel shirts, 6 sheets,

WEDDING BELLG- A happy

°V°\\i- 100! Place at the _home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Owen, Malpeque on October 11th, when their daughter Lizzie became the wife of Mr. Byr Stewart of Hamilton. The cerem.. y was; perfoi,-fed by Rev. Jol,n M. Mur- chison. The best wishes of all Wm1`t\\0 Y0_\lll8 Cvupiefor a long and happy wedded life.

DOLLAR DAY.-Yesterday was

dollar day in Charlottetown and like the previous dollar days held here was quite successful. The dry goods merchants especially did a big bust ness, one leading firm in fact having the most successful of any dey since the_Doilar Day movement was inau- gurated. The windows in quite

VICTORIA- Messrs Brenton Wood and Russell Thompson Tryo spent Sunday with friends in Crapau and vicinlty‘.- Mr. and Mrs: A. W Curtis- and little son Sammy, wh

have been spendin'g e. few weekis gt

the former's parents, Mr. an rs. in. Franca had during me month

§éy_Hé1°(l7_3gl;' f;_l°§‘:l’g;n;fsdev_V?:e‘§, galyngazixgs 313 lying cases and 139 Mrs. Leighton Milligan. they will spend a few days with M '

Curtis’s gsister, Mrs. C. B. Jelly, b fone returning to their home at 86 Belmont St.. Brockton, l\ias'.i.- l.ii' P. H. Curtis, Victoria, islspending th present week in Sumerside, th guest of P. H. and Mrs. Jelly. -Mr F. A. Watton. Victoria, was a vis

tor to Bonshaw Wednesday.-V.

pleasant time was spent at tbehom of Win. and Mrs. Ramsay, Bedequ

when _.a large number of friend gatheredto do honor to the fortiet anniversary of their marriage. Afte some time was enjoyably spent i games, Mr. and Mrs. _Ramsay wer presented with an address; expres ing the high esteem in which the are held in the community. The a dress was accompanied by a han some parlor clock. Mr. Ramsay tr sponded, thanking their friends fo the gift and mos; of all for the kind ness which prompted lt. Lunch wa then served, and after singing man of the old songs, the company dis persed, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ram say many more happy years together.

PLEASANT EV)ENiNG- A ver

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‘; Large quantities are being brought I The only t/rouble is the dillmilty

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terio: of the Presbyterian Church Hall, .Summerslde.'has recently been newly ldecorated. The ceiling and wells being = kalmmined and papered and all wood- work repainted.-X.

eimiuoristn womswa `ms~ri-

TUTI.-'I'-he regular meeting of the Springfield Womens Institute was held at Stone Cottage. the home- of Mrs. Robert Haslam on Oct 20th. The Institute has purchased $15.00 worth of yarn for the purpose of knitting socks for the soldiers. The supervisor, Miss Sterns, was present and gave a praf:t(ca1 demonstration on “Salad-making." The next meet- 'ing of the institute will be held in -the school house at 7.30 p. m.

MAPLE LEAF INSTITUTE- The

regular meeting oi the Maple Leaf Wo|nen's institute was held on Oct. 19th at the home of Mrs. Leonard Small, 'l‘raveller‘s Rest. There were 34 members and 4 visitors present. -The topic for discussion was. “How may we better the social life of our Community." A paper on the subject

u_ atP_3_;'__Ae;t°§:°'t"'h3\§_rD;’1Ci 561013 pill! gent Pont ‘lay ltlliss dStg_rns was read by

uumu 1 tu t ~ _ ¢ e or po oes e res en an scussed. it was t-mcuezbg m;m;l|"f;°ndw°;;g:§'ycg" in Charlottetown is 55 to 56 cents. decided to organize a club for young tignlyd were wonderfully good value

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stef” wgiclgafglecfig' reaglge hazy shipping owing to the freight congelui 84 pairs of socks were knit by the fit of this great shopping opportuni b °' d ` were the ones which failed to adve

tise their wares-.

in 'people in connection with the insti- in-tute. During September and October

mem er , an during October 16 Hes

£1 be relieved in the course of a few pital Shirts' were made and sen; to

the Red Croes Society. The Institute has undertaken to make and fill 22

C_ THE DALTON RED CROSS AM- socks as Xmas' Gifts for the soldiers,

u BULANCE- Sir Charles Dailton h

G Marshall, chairman of the ex

his ambulance, which is being us

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eg --ON WELL~EARNED HOLIDA ___ -‘.'r. Wllllani Kerr, Maritime Po

business in the poultry line boom

y and the island building up a splen e paying industry.

r 22nd. The services were conducted e Rev. E. P. Calder, Tryon, Rev. J.

d_ worthy of special anention. A

the special features' were solos

‘_ Mrs. J. W. Windsor, Crapaud,

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The car fer steamer arrived

COUNTV °°URT" Th° Cmmty Charlottetovlrh at 5 o’ciock yesterd

Court of Queens County opened i Charlottetown' on Tuesday, the 24t in'st.,There were sixty cases on the docket, a number of which confeese or settled. Among those tried were John A. Martin, vs.. John C. McAula claim for $150.- judgement for $2. D. McKinnon for plaintiff, Johnston K. C., for defendant. George V. Mc Eachern vs.~Albert Dunpliy, claim fo

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' ‘ f ‘ 3,/ 1- . ‘i ,(7 here during ,the winter season. The \& _ ji ,il trains in this section see-m to ily. Sev-

,J_ .. v _ /f ~ erail of the boys were seasiclt on the h~`;”~*,' _ ‘Y _ . ' voyage over. There are c/ver seventeen ___ _ _.‘ ' al, | , ‘ thousand boys in this camp with about e ' '. ' `

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~ ~ _ , fine place, the traffic here is- all by

W' mn `~ motors. No horses. The weather here is

If your-.aerv_e centres A have become weakened

h everwork,wei-riy or anxi- §, theyare unab e to trans-

t the necessary nourish-

ment. sad the nerves become warn out and “on edge."

Than it istltat aisiiddcn serine

ll ll __ get irritaybvlue-you egder eonigia- are rea ess _ :lid depraagll“Int.hleoondi~ tion there is nothing to equal

lecseae. Mia s powerful gene food, incaniirgets right to the root of the

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sglatea and revitalize the

whole nervous system. _Ti;y Wiucaniia for “ner\'es.' t h wonderful. Over l0.000

doctors recommend it. . ` All YOUR DOCTOR

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Q e flats. soc. Game. OLIODAU , . ~ _ $,"{2.°.{2.’!.|"..‘{_“"T" ."'l’"l'.l.§li... oil! s. s. "eou1'i-mano"

R afternoon. She brought some ni

up with potatoes. Every spare car

thou b to a ss extent The me/n

lastlngly at it manage to keep t

of laborers. '

Siege Battery,

' Oct. 11th.

` _ ` f*\|if“-N~5- .` vp _ L Jun” ion ailon' the line frdm pier camp:

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- the' people. More next time.-Cheste

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or Wtncarnu Gunner Craswell is a'-son of Mr.,

Har Oraswerli of the P. E. 1. Railwa

'th transport was enelosed:-

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mighty expanse

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Some to good fortune and fame;

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Z Live Stock branch left yesterday af ternoon for Summerside and cross

` t th l i- £1 h;k;g_~;l“t:;‘? tlegfy °£e::,1§§::;t5 today and glad to get it_. The tob~

` A offerin t ken 'd the 5, ofnailmosg gnewh»i;ind‘i‘ed dgillmars waste- h I hleggd “af” t_h° 3"’ Siege Battery _ alized, which goes`to defray expens~ as ° ' he’ W I fmd a change

or ten cars of freight. Th fi-el congestion on the railways is agiin mm' I did ‘wt get me cake Y°“

Q very much in evidence. Every ware- 5'9"" b“t 5" uw s°°l“" Wen 5°°d 5', house along the line is reported full bye' ‘mm

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_ _tgggure aulu§|,‘,"g agecxluig exgrmnga, draft of three hundred men was an-

noto, $19-50-_ -T\1d8l11€'l1¢ ff/F $445. strenuous and are culling fm. more thorized to reinforce some ot the Ca-

amount previously paid into court.|h I . McNeill for plaintiff, Johnston for de- ep’ which apparently ‘B nm “va

fendant. Wm. J. Mclntyre vs. Nonman Mulntyre, cause of action, money paid. Judgment for $22.50 D. A. McKinnon, K. C., for plaintiff, Johnston, K. C., for defendant. The Court adlourned yesterday until Friday, November 3rd.

Following are extracts from a letter

received by Mr. Geo. H. Tanton, this City, from Gun. Chester Craswell, 5th

Willey Camp, London, Eng.

very line It is said they have no snow

ten bands. This is- the life. On the way over we had three fine bands' _on board. We are well fed This is a very in

i ' ' ` teresting place. Dear old 'P. E. I. is well l 9 - represented here. We are going to

~ -_ 1 . _ § ___la0n un" London this evening. Th_e Y. M. C. A. is THE ROBERT TAYI-0K C°~~ I-iliel ' u ,, - a great institution here At every stat

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who with his brother, Watson. are ' both in the Fifth. The following poem:

printed on the voyage over on board. `

Onward she ploughs through the

Disregardiiig all kinds' of wsbther;

Onward she sails to the land of fair

Bringing friends, that were parted

Some she takes out to iight in 'the far

Some Sisters' to heal our brave Sold-

And return tothe homeland again.

Yet the wish of the "SDUTI-lLAND"

Wherever your footsteps may roam;

Good luck to great! Good illicit. to the

And good luck to the beloved ones at

as and ten dollars ($10.00) were voted to

d' received a letter from Lt. Col. Noel be sent to the Xmas Gift Fund. The

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‘question of the institute taking up

6 tivo committee of the Canadian Red the study of a 'book bearing on some h Cross Society, informing him that phase of household science work will

edibe discussed at the next meeting of which will be held at the home of

Y Mrs. B. Stewart, Southport has re~ ul'_ ceived the following letter from ber ~ husband in France, a member of the

|try representative of the- Dominion 98th Battery:

is Dear Rose:- I received your letter

acco sure oes ilne We d

mg 8 . on‘t get dm much chewing tobacco here. I am

well and all thefellows are line. You should be here today and hear

e, _ Fritz sending over the shells, but we

on Tuesday. evening. October 24th. °HS:c?_,PEé“é2§AU°_”f'1.§;"r2_2;2,l can send a few over to mm when wo

s mg or th; Methodist Church at Cm_ all get at him. When we hear a shell ll pa“d_ took mace on sunday_ Ocwber that is the only chance you've got and

by it takes a direct hit to get you then. S If you get a hit you know nothing

S McKay_ Hamptom Rem Gem Se“arB'_ about it. We have been lucky this ' M gate. Th ti dy: liaggevly' atteneieiillegndlgshyhligslc V33 shelled an the “me” we have a d“5`

last while, none hurt, and we are

out made. It is about six feet deep

mms and has a half foot of cis on

by _ Y lt. Il. nd wouldnt stop very much of a shell

M1” Maymie Ross_ Charlonetotln but we have to take' a chance like all

n; the rest . '

when they get here-. We have been here since the spring and have been

THE FRHGHT CONGEST-|oN__ fighting all the time. I think we will

in soon 'get a rest. ay We-ll, how is everything home. ne Tell them I sm well. Send some ht more tobacco; the lobsters were

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_ full and hundreds more could be till- i” . ed U they could ue hai The great It will b_e pleasing news to the par- ' trouble is' a lack of men to handle mms' "€'l“tl”°“ Wd "lends °f m9

k J d emem mr Mawr mari: me m,|gut_ at Cumuottemwu and members of the 105th that the Batta-

x§e°M:y 56”” “_ Fmsedck P'g_ Picton. especially at the latter po t.

ott. action_ for wages, $70.59.~Judg- ment for $19.22. Amount previously paid into Court. Duffy forplaintiff, Johnston fo_r defendant. William J. Mclntyre vs. W. J. Campbell and another action promissory

lion is to be retained as a unit and

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911 the .Summerside~Point du Chene that me 'b°Y9' ‘vm “tmp” “nd” 31° mute me sums trouble prevails al_ direct command of the officers under

of whom they enlisted and to whom.

attached. Recording to letters da- ted the 9th and 'Oth of October. .fi

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me Northumberland by keeping we, without exce tion, they are devotedly

“_ nadihn regiments. Volunteers were

able. The car ferry is now taking on “Mil f0l' and practically every mem- uer freight and Wm mn Sunday ber of the battalion offered his ser- uigut with uuuut u|x¢_y_n,,9 tous of vices. it thgn became necessary to freight. Potato shippers' are beer/m~ H ,, gug uneasy uw|u~g to the dung” of was done and the fortunate ones f,-out und tu the fact that so muuy proceede/at once to prepare. Letters cu,-|0345 are smug at d|m,,-gut pun, were hastily written home giving the gums me ru||wuy_ The Runway De. important news that they were off for partment is using every possible the front. Disappointment came on means to relieve the cmgestion,-but UW 1231 when the dm” W" ll“°d “P apparently they are irp against a. dif- ficult proposition, namely, the want

select the number required. This

and addressed by Col. ings who an- nounced that the representations 'made to the military authorities to retain the Battalion its a unit had suc-

ceeded anélihat the draft was can- celled. e further informed the men that it was hnally decided that the 105th would be one of the bat- talions ln a Maritime Brigade of the Fifth Division.

Needless to say, this announcement

was a pleasing one to those who had not succeeded in getting into the draft while it also took the keen edge off the disappointment of those whoi for several hours enjoyed the antici- pated pleasure of getting after the Huns. While all were eager to get to the tiring line oven the most eager thought with regret of the parting with their oilicers and comrades.

The incident will tend to draw ofil-

cers and men' even closer together than ever and their friends at home will enter more heartily than ever in- to the project now.in hand here--re- cruitliig for re-inforcements.

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