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` ' ‘ _ ,__ ’ I 0 ' * , ' the guest of lllr. and- Mm. Aloe. He wae'Q, aonot the late .Tlioiroaefiky-_ ago. She bore for months an illness view, _

\ ' ' M mm I ' ' Siwlt Mid Mrs. litillbnt, mlldlll l01' and leaves to mourn a witlioiwand ot a very severe _nature. ln this she Mrs. Joh_n McLeod of Grandview an

.i , ' ' ‘Ill-BUY ffwlldb Who will -sadly mourn email child and one sister 'hereaaln wasmustained in a remarkable way' M-rs. Ma.colm McDonald of Lyndaie

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little liver and f 91'!!

bowels mo

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Moravia and %lmbefly» _twu A laxative today saves a sick child ton cu-goes Hard Cod, dlfegt tomorrow. Children simply will not ye

To anive e r schooner ___

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because it is peiiectly _harmless, and

L A I _A _ in a few hours all this constipation

poison, sour bile and iermenting waste WW

` will gently move out oi the bowels,

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MRI. _ JAMES WHITELAW.

he death bt Marjorie W. White- , wife of Mr. James Whitelovv, dxe Engineer of Canadian Gov- ment Railways, occurred Tuesday ming 9th October at the family ldence, 112 Dude:-in Street._Monc- _ The deceased was thirty tive rs of age and had only been ill a- t two weeks, death being due to

tiomaine poisoning. Mrs. Whitelow

_ , _V ,,'_ ,_ __ Look at muon, 9 _ _ veg besides her husband, one little

,_- _ . ` - ed oi' your childgl; lillvlllltl-1i:lrcrtlds,cl’)¢?\l~ dtuglmer M'"‘l°“" dw her mme'

._ _ 0 erlsh. breath‘bad, restless, doesn't’an m°th°f ln Edlnburg' s°°tl°“d'

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heartily, full' of cold or has sore °n at or any other children’s all-_ brother ,living in the United States.

The funeral tool: place on Friday ternoon at 112 Dui!erin Street. ‘ The deceased visited' Charlotte

n this summer where 'she was

nie Syrup of Figs." then don't worry, at

her sudden and untimely death. Manchester, his mother and only

The lleertle-lt' sympathy of many brother ~'Wm. W. and sister Bessie cit faith in her Savicur. Everythlnl h0m

'__ so out to Mr. whiteisw and iittie and Fannie er onniviiie. P. E. i. possible was tiene by physicians and the

M8-fJ0rle in the great loss they are Mrs Merton_ Bagnall. Hunter River

veiled l|`D0‘ll to bear( und Mrs." E. H. Taylor o-E Stettler, she passed away 0" 0'* me mth' Mrs W"

___________ Alta, besides a very large clrc'le of McPherson was the mo

relatives and friends- who greatly re- children. one son, Angus- Allen wus wer

, JAMES RAVMONNU YAVLOR' gret the' passing away oi’ one whom accidentally killed in liionlilna 50"” WY- The Blilfll 0! 8- faithful wife n

years ago. Her husband, three sons true m‘i:ither,a kind friend and devout

Am" °‘ fewidays "me" ‘here pau' was a barber by trade and was u"val~ and three' daughters servlve hlr. Chris-tinn had 11113994 Oil t0 heal' the

ed “W” at M““°h°‘”°"~ N' H" °'l ued member ofthe barbers union and Her children are Mrs. John McPhee “well done" of her Master Patriot Sem" um’ 1917*' James R'~‘ym_°“d Willey ‘Lodge l.0.0.F., each of and Mrs. Malcolm McPherson, Belle, please CODY-

T“yl°" H° W” b°"" "1 th” my which sh-owed deep respect at the vue; Roderick and John in Quincy Aug' zsth' 1886 and “me l° this funeral which took place on Sept- Mass; Daniel S. and Marina at home. ::0ii for Toothache.-There is no `l“`°Vl“C° Wm! N9 Dlfililts when ¢w°|l9th from his lute reside-nce to Pifnv The daughter Mis.-1 Marilia <‘l1m9,'p“l

years old, but returned to the city of Grove (.emew,,y_ MuncheS,e,._ N_ll_

brother in Nova Scotia, and one his brith at the age of twenty-0116-,

they held in such high esteem. He

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EVSFY UOUSC l¥€¢l’>@f kU0WS ‘S “"“" "" "‘ ‘ ‘S If

0 B 8 HBCBBBBFY.

hit sweeping dust is an aw: ;a_l_io_\:_l_d_ ;>;i;__:_l;___ilrst treatment given P`ul'bDth8f" and Causes lots 0f` Beware or counterfeit Us Syrups. txtrawork. Some know tha_t ’;§"f,C"_f_‘_*;_____';"’Sgg_‘°‘ “’f’F_“,_ "°“'° when this dust; is inhaled ll has full dlrectiorllsull- lhabieislchlldlilgg oiten causes sickness. One Of ell a' and fo -

_ t dE€S th b rlgrown ups plainly

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Cannot afford to do Without gn see tlliat lt il; rjadellhgkthgrgllllly

Ilia Fig Syrup Company

saver _but it kills germs and WINTER w|i_i. N01' HALT Ai.i.iEs

oitén prevents sickness.

or a tin of WASHINGTON, October 23.-Miii- la

ainst the Germans in Flanders Sec tary ol’ War Bakers weekly re

lfiim your g|‘0Ce1‘t0day_ view of war operations issued last

Dustbane is packed in night discloses the belief of the War

S Department that potency of material

ant' kegs for large user and men will enable the British and

French commanders to triumph ovei

‘ natural obstacles and continue forc-`

5 ing the enemy backward without

. . waiting i` l ',

General Distributors °' W”

901510-13ME3Gi.

ti _ _Lili W

_ ,,,,,,,_ _ Tenders f for Sheep '__ and . Lambs

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nity Magistrate Court 9' a. m. '-'-'

. pl-lnca Edward Theatre 3 15_ 7 and Tenders will be received 'by under-

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“titre 1 Patoifs Dollar ay Snaps A

Blanket Cloth for Coats, $1 85 for ‘B1 .10 per yd in

Popular Shades

Blue Cheviot Suiting $2 65 for ‘F2 25 Blue Cheviot Suiting $2 50 for W 00

__ Blue Cheviot Suitlng $1 95 for ‘lil 50 Blue Cheviot Suiting $1.65 for _ _ _ _ 1 _ _ ‘ _ _$1.25

44 inch Tweed Suiting 98c for _ _ _ _ . __ _ _ _ _ .$050 Diagonal Coating worth up to $3.25 yours at

ss- _

...ss

._ ._ ._ ._ ._ ._ _...$1-00=li'=\l'iL All other lines in Dress Goods Department at

\\"HOI.ESALE PRICES.

.~ Hose and Glove Department

3 pre. Fleece Lined Hose 45c p`1'. for _ _ _ _ _ _

c_l5 _ m_' ' signed up till Thursday, November 5 TS. Fl€€C€ Lllied H088 25_C DF. f0I' _ . . . . ._ . '0 ~ ll

' Sth from parties willing to contracl ` 3 prs. Cashmere Hose 45c pr. for . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1-00

-_ _-_ for about 260 lambs and sheep for sale

` ‘ by East Point Farmers' institute.

` DEATHS c. c. oiNGwEi.i_, Se~c‘y. of Institute,

~ El l , .R

-i>izARsQN.- At eteiimen, N. s.___8l2_lMlM2,pd_ mm R

Yesterday morning, October 23, 1917

of heart failure, J. Colin Peerson,i _ formerlyof Charlottetown. brother of

°' AUGTIUN SALE

_ I - The valuable property fmmerly'

9 e

Political Meeting 3.1:: .:i“"‘:::...iz11.”“;i;?;

**"- widl be offered by public auction,

Meetings of the Electors of the Tllu,-,,(lay_ the 1,., Ol- November at

Second District of King’s County will twelve 0~c.l0cl( mem

be held in the following places: pol- lnspecllon apply lo

~ Monticello, School House. Monday. GAUDET-dt HASZARD. ‘0°'°\1°f 2901- 809-1o~24Msipa_

St. Peter's Halil, Tuesday, October `

Both. ' ` Miorell Hall, Wednesday, October,

81st

" _ 0 ‘

_Peake'e Station Hall, Friday. Nov- ember 2nd.

Bt. Andrews, at Cherry Hill

School. Monday, November 5th. I will sdll on the Market Square

All meetings wilil be held at the on Oct, 30th (Tuesday) commencing time °f 7-30 D- X11. at 12 o’clock noon 1 Black mare 8 ' __ O‘DD0Bll.l0I1 Candldiites ls invited years 0]d_ Tgrmg Cash,

L0 D9 D|'95‘B'l1¢-` " ’ BENJ. CARTER G. CO.,

ROD'K J. MCDONALD, M.D., Augtlgneerg

816-10~24M5iE3l~. W 807-10~24MWl'm3ipd.

Grey Chamoisette Gloves all sizes _ _ _ .$1-00 21 i>l’- Boys Heavy 2l1 Rib' Hose, sizes 9 1-2 and 10 worth

35cpr. 4prs. for ..$ __ ._ __ ._ .__..,.$i.00

All other lines at \vuoi.i~:s_\1.E Plum-zs.

__ _ PATONS l.I.\II'l‘.fE~l). \VAR-M f_'0_SY IiIll\N\KE.TS-' 35 P`§,'irS »W_00l Blank-

ets at Makers `p`i'ices`lU0LTiI\l! I)-Vi". Thur'sday', sample pairs only-.. _________R.\TONs__1.IMIll‘ El). _

` LINEN AND DOD'IES'l`I(‘- DEl’AR'l‘M]~]N'l‘- ()_\'

DOLLAR DAY THURSDAY. G00d Canadian Pl-int Cot..

ton 3/l wide 6c. 18c English Print 36 in wide, 1__2c on Dollar Day __ P.\ToNs I_~IMI'1‘1<.n.

ALL 0TIII‘]I{ ENGLISH ' I’RIN'l‘S\- and (ii\'(i--

HAM not listed, at wholesale prices.

PA'I‘().\`S LIM l'l'l‘ID.

Dress Flannel in Dark Checks, 35c Goods for 25c on

Dollar Da _ ‘ - - - y l’.\'I‘0Ns l.I_\il'l'F.1>.

15c Flannelette DULLAR DAY ONLY. 10 ydS for

. . _ . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . _ . . _ . _ .._ _,$1-U0

Grey Flannel at a saving of 10 p. c. to 30 p. on

` DOLLAR DAY. `i PATONS LI)II'l‘ED.

Viyella Flannel $1.00 a yd. on Dollar Day.

1 _ PATONS LIMl'l‘l§D

2% yds. Engish Flannel for Blouses worth 55c per

yd_ n0LLA.R DAY 21/, ydS_ For ._ _...$1.00

“ P.\'i‘0Ns I.lMi'i‘nn.

' PATONS SPECIAL ('?ol'i-sets $1.75 for $1.00 on DOL-

LAR DAY.

‘ 300 _Pairs Good Corsets at wholesale prices on Dol- lar Daly at PATONS- ~ _ _

Ladies Underwear 45c per Garment D0LLf\|*’~ lL\\

'4for._..._.... ._ . . . . . . _ ._..___$i.00

PATONS LII\II'l‘ED.

0 ll' Children’s Sample Underwear, 6 for $1.00 on DOL-

Service

For infomation of men reporting for service, the following schedule

of the sittings ofthe Medical Boards is- published. This schedule' is sub- ject to alteration if found necessary.

Charlottetown. Oct. 15th to Nov. 14. Summerside Oct. 17th to Oct. 30 Souris, Nov. lst to Nov. 14. O‘Leary Nov. 15th to Nov, 21. Hunter River Nov. 22nd to Nov. 30.

'_ Vernon River Nov. 15th to Nov. 21.

Montague, Nov. 22nd to Nov. 30.

, All men intending to report for service are rerlueited to do so as eirly as pos-sible so that dates can be arranged for them to report for riiedical examination. -

7'- W. W. STANLEY,

` ' Registrar, M. S. A.

s14»1o-Milli. _

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Tlie Charlottetown Guardian V

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This Coupon Good for

LAR DAY. PATONS LIMl'l`ED.

'"1

Dollar Day' Snaps

Silk and Voile Waists regular '$1.25 selling for ` ._ $1.000nD0LLARD»\Y-

r White and Fancy Voile Waists worth up to $1_9__5_for . . . . _ . _ . -00 _ Pongee Silk Middy’s regular $2.95 and $2.00 selling i`0r$ _ ._ ___...$1-000NDULLARDAY-

Flannelette Night _ Gowns, »‘lI’l‘3f`L\ L for'

. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . _ $1.00 on DOLLAR DA Y.

Cotton Night Gowns regular $1.25 and $1.35 for $1.00

Alsoalinesellingat2for $ ._ ._ _.$l.00

Cotton_Drawers regular 35c each 4 for $1.00 D01.-

LAR DAL. '_ - f Corset Covers regular 40c value, 4 for $1.-00 DOL- LAR DAY.

Combination Suits worth up to $2.85, 2 for $3.00 D01.-

DAL.

Middy Blouses all sizes regular $1.40 and $1.25

31.00 DOLLAR DAY. ' ]_’A'l‘0NS LlMI'I‘lilD.

ry experts here do n t ' - - , _ _ _ _ _

_nustbane L2' ‘°"°" "‘° g’°“‘ o°‘ll§:ctdmj‘i Dress Goods Department In the Gents F urnrshmg-Department

, _ _ - . _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _._ ..,i.0

ight l‘lanncl Shuts, sizes 14 1) and 15'/_-, $135

value for 1 "i 0

ltleece Lined Top Shirts ‘hi 00 on DOLL tl! D \Y Heavy Khaki Duck Shu ts, wot th $125 for ‘lil 00 Soiled White Shuts, si/cs 1/1 l4\_ .mil 15 for 981' Soilcil l"an<:_v Sliirts' 2 for- - - -1. - - . - - - - - - . . -- -$1.00 Atlantic Underivetii' pci' gaiunent - » » - - - - - ~ -- -980

' Lyon Brand Unde1'weai‘ per garin-ent - - - -..-.$1.00

All Wool Blue Label per garment - . - - - - - - -- -$1.75 Nelson Uiishrinkable Untlerwcai; Fall Weight, $1.50

fol- . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . __ _ 351.25011 DOLLAR DA Y

Neckties, 600 value f0l'. . _ _ _fiilv 0li_ D()LL.\ li DA Y Wholesale prices on all other goods. _

_ Dollar Day Specials in the ' Ladies t Ready- wi- Vi/ear Department

5 Raincozitw, tweed, worth $4.00 for $2-/98 DOLLAR DA Y 12 Rziincoats, black, worth $5.25 lor $4.00 DOI.l..\li D.-\ Y 10 Blue Serge Suits, Woi°tli $13.50 for $0.00 cncli Dill.-

li..-in-i»_\\'_

50 Black Uiidei‘skirts,.wo1‘th $1.25 for $1.00 Dollar- l)=\.V 12 House Dresses, reg. value $l.50°for $i.00 Dollar Day

8 Hc:_§t_v_y;__'lwcci<l Winter Coats, worth up to $25.00 for

4 6). . '

60 Heavy (`oztt Sweat-:rs for Misses, sizes 30, 32, and 34,

W0i‘th $]_5()`t0 $1_75_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l)()I.L.\ R DAY $1.0()

50 Sample Coat Sweaters, all shades, worth 25 per cent.

mol-Q, at 25 lwr cont. oil fm' l)()l_l._t Ii I).\ Y, Sizgg 30 to -12.

10 Black and Colorctl Skirts, Wortli $4.75 to $5.00 for . ._ ._ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .eii:s.0o on i>0i.l._\it li.-ii'

$100.00 Seal Coat, small size, for- _ . _ _ __ _ . _ _$05.00

D_0"f1" Dfl3f_S11f1vs from Patons Clothing Department

Boys’ Ml'll`tary Suits, all sizes . _ . . . . _ . . __ _ . _ _ _ _$2.50 Boys’ Military Overcoats, all sizes . . . _ . . . _ ._ _ _ _ .$3.75 Boys: Sults, $5.00 value for _ . . . _ . _ _ _ . . . . . ._...$3.49 Boys_ Sults, $6.00 value for . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . . . __.$4.49 Boys Suits, $7.00 value for . _ . . . . . . _ . . . _ . _ . __.$4.98 ____ Nlote.-All sizes of above suits and overcoats run iomE 16 years, and consist of a_ve1:y large quantity. _ x la speclal good quality suits in the newest de-' Slgns and colorings, $9.00 value for . . . _ . _ . . . ._.$7.00 Men s Suits. _A lim1te_d quantity and mostly small sizes,

_your choice tor $~'»-00- worth at today’s cost double.

Men_s Tweed Suits $13.00 value for . .' _ _ _ . . _ . ._.$9.98 Men s Tweed Suits, $13.00 value for . . _ . _ _ _ . ._.$9.98 Men’s Suits, $1500 for . _ . _ . . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . . _ _ __.$12.00 Men s Bannockburn Suits, single or double breasted

for ..\ _ . . . . . . . _ . _._ . . . . . _ . . _ . _ . ._.$13.50

Hundreds of Home-spun Pants, all wool for . . _ ._ _:$3.50 Men s O_ve_ralls_ Two hundred pa_irs, Dollar Day for $1.25 F_ft Th1_s_1s less than maker’s p_1‘1ce;in all sizes, 1 y pairs big men S Overalls, sizes 42 to 48, worth $2.00

_ti pair, for . _ _ ._ . . _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ _ _ . . . ._ _ _ _ _ . . .$1.25

Men_s Parametta_Ra1ncoats $13.50 value for ...$10.00 Men_s Ralncoats, in Drab, worth $5_00 for . _ . . ._ .$3.75 Men_s Ovcrcoats, $12.00 value for . _ _ . _ . . _ . _ ._.$9.00 M-3n_s Overcoats, $15.00 value for . . . . . _ _ . . __.$12.00 Men_s Overcoats, $18.00 valucfor . _ . _ _ . . . . .__illi0..'S0 Men s Twenty Dollar Coats for . . . . _ . _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _$17.00 M-3n_s Twenty-five Dollar Coats for _ . . _ . ._ _$19.50 Men s Belt Hats for . . . . . . . . ._ _'_ _ . . _ . _ . _ _ . ._ . _$1.00 Me" i_?___T‘V@0-fl C805- E01-IliSh Style, worth $2.00, two

. . _ _ __..._isi.oo

if 0f1l5é)Large 5U1t§aSeS» Worth $1.751)r .. _ .One Dollar

en ts vercoats with fur collars and nape lining, worth

wenty-five dollars, for . . _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .$22.50

Anothei line of fur-collared coats $16_()() for _ _ _ .$l3.00`

0 PA-TONS LIMITED

ll i - Name of Candidate

if Iii deposited in me-belies bex at the campaign De

" rrimiteatly along border. Not good' after Nov. 3rd

rtmenirwirnin zen days. ` _ , _ " - _ "' " ` '

‘ ' ~-.’.lN§“-?§fi‘56'.'¢ll»¢`§.‘.. ‘ it all ;- _‘ii*f-i_C'._'-_\,':..\M|l'§l.‘if.r.1“°lsl‘uf‘\» »-l-o,',_'.- ~ “N” - ` _ " "_ - ' -` ‘ ‘_ ;'“')".»L.¢;.- '~ .»l‘i;~,._~',.‘./ ‘ `. . _»

we ' ,

by Christian fomtude and an impli-_The funeral service was held in the

e on Oct. 7th conducted both at home and grave by Rev Wm

the tender mimisteries ot' friefntis. but McLec:i, whose words of comfort and

rning were appreciated and thou

ther of seven ghtfu-'lly conzldered. Her remalni

e laid away in Valleyileld Comet

n _so acute and distressing

_ , _I , tl", tcothat-_lic_ When you have so nn

,hbnli "‘°’"3 "'°'“h“ ”g° 'U M" S ' welconie tt visitor apply Dr Thomas

_ ‘|i\l_lgl\Uff'lll‘l‘“V M"MS~ l)~ A' 1" me Eclectric Oil according to tiieitioni

He was-a member of St. PHIIVH M'?ih`, MRS. A. A. McPherson. if-are cfihe mother, in what pioveil mid you will find immediate relief it

‘mist chllrch ‘md “'95 ”' nm" of Star' ‘to he her last illness. Two lmothcrn toui:lics_tl\i_%_ ncrilc llvith soothing ei

'ltl d Th l 1 f thi: ket h, Mrs. , _ ,,. _ _ . .' _‘feet ani t e D21". el!"-|"l U 004"

""3 ch“"a°lel'» GV" ready “ 1 g°° - 9 5"’-le ‘l ° ‘rs C M__ untl inn sister.-_ .1-leo survive ilu, dc ,______n it Wm emm moumche is _mom advice and always instantaneous in Alex. A. McPherson. nee Mary (_ ______‘_`,,.ll_ _mlm ll_ M-tl.coil ui (lrniifl-,(__ mm quality of this on Hhowlng Ll", his decis-ions for all that was right. Lend), Grandview was horn 71 yours |_'_mny uses H mm