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in drugstore merchandise. Bear n mind that at any time it is inconvenient for you to come to the store personally. you have only to drop us a line and we will send your needs by parcel 110st. - ~- -

Write us now about any article you are interested in and we will at once ad- vise you just what these‘ will cost prepaid t0 your door.

If you live in the city just use your phone and your order will receive prompt attention.

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3434-10-12-31.

HALLOW E'EN TEA-The an-. nual Hallow E‘en Tea in alld oi the City Hospital will be the evenings oi Oct. 27th and 28th in

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AN IINERGBYIIO HA1! T0 MARK- et the Service Shield in Prince Edward Island. Good proposition for the right party. Art Novel- ties Co., London. Ont.

PORTRAIT ‘GENT! WIIITE U5. state amount of your business for special prices. We now have the largest. best equipped planti - Canada. can give promptest aer vice and best work at moderate prices. prints finished. frames

new line. Free Samples. Mer-

chants Portrait Company. Tor- onto. l612—7-}5-tf.

Situations ‘iacnnt There will be

ATTENTION! much rank,"

in prosperous Canada this Christ- mas. Greatest imaginable de- mand (or our exclusive but not: expensive private Christmas Greeting Cards. Representatives snaking tremendous profits. Five dollar sample h n? free to work- ers. Tiflldllly-éil rctaon Limited. Bruntford, Ontario, .

_ Female Help Wanted

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housework, no washing.’ Apply

Mrs. J. D. Stewart, 301 Kent St. Oct. 12-3i.

ANTED CAPAQLE MAID FOR general housework. Good wages Allply Navy League Building, Dundss Esplanade. 3i.

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0 LET UNFURNISHED ROOMS to suitable parties. Apply 172 Kent Street. 341940-134!

- Miscellaneous

_ --i-_---__-____ n. e. c. HARRIS. EYE sPzc- » inilst will be absent from his of- llcc uniil November 9. 1920

o-oata aadar Illa loading. lo- por word for aael la- oolo to o: Caro to lo forwarded. Iva calla w' 'orl.' ‘ihfin lanrea m sum ttaaoos to savor coat fill rah anlat

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FOR SALE. REGISTERED SHORT horn cow, due to freshen 1s|. No- vemiber. lra Rodd, North Milton.

0i 3422-10-13-2l_

REGISTEREDBHORTHORN BULL for sale. 1 year old. also a Short- hom heifer. 2 years old. Apply to A. O. F. Gill, York.

3426-10-13-21

_ .. AT AUCTION-On Tuesday, Oct. 19th. at 10 o'clock p. m., busi- ness stand at Cherry Valley, Lot

_ 49, suitable for merchant, black- smith or both-J. A. McDonald, Auctioneer. 3418-1043421.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC- tlon. Mrs. flVloCallum, 10 Bright- on Rpad will sell some choice, furniture, chiefly mahogany and

walnut on Monday, Oct. 18th. at 2 p. nl_ Inspection 3--5 Saturday.

342B-10-13~2l.

I lime Help Wanted

I20 AND UP MADE WEEKLY BY our agents men and women in spare time, day or evenings, sell- ing the best and largest selec- tion of Personal Greeting Christ- mas cards at po ular prices. Mag- nificent sample ook free. No ex- perience n ceasary. Does not in- terfere wit ‘regular work. A few agency opportunities still open. Service guaranteed. Modern Art Company. Manufacturers, 122 Richmond West. Toronto.

Wanted

WANTED m CHRISTIAN FAM- iiy home for little girl age sev- en_ Apply L. J. H., Box 446. Charlottetown.

Oct 13-21.

WANTED A MAN TO WORK ON farm, Louis W. Roper, Charlotte-

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IIO DOLLAR DAY at Patons. Watch for thgicm.

YOUNG MIN you can buy line whit“ "l" 0B Dollar Days for $30 oi. “The Haberdashery."

’ 8493-10-13-21.

‘FWBRVE oer. 21 and 2e lb.- Hollow Wen Tea in aid of ity Holpltal. 3429-10-1

SE-E OUR BPECIAL TABLE OF meme wool underwear worth $8.00 peo- auit. Dolilar Days price $2430

3413-10-13 3

.3 9A1. 3TON-EWARE_--churng with cover and dasher reg. $1.50 for ‘$1.00 on Dollar Day; at H91- mans Charlottetown Sample Rooms.

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MENB CLOTHING the greatest EFBWWM in the ill-evince will he soldat: wholesale price; on pom; Boys Prowse Brno. Ltd. 3413-10-13-31

AI-I- "WQOL DOUBLE and, twist- ed stockingette‘ by the yard. g yards for $1.00 on Dollar Day at Holmarrs Charlottetown Sample Rooms:

20 YOUNG MEN'S form fitting suits, Only one or two of a kind iei.'t. Regular $45 values. Dollar _Days to clear $30. “The Haber. dflslwry". 3433-10-18-Zi.

12 BAol-s 11o LAUNDRYSOAP for $1.00 on Dollar Day at Hoi- manfs Charlottetown Sample Rooms.

AN URGENT MEETING of the Daughters of the Empire will be held. in their moms Friday alter- noon October 15th at 3.15. p. m_ 3484-10-14-1i.

,i. 8. i-‘RANOIG d SONS, For- tune Bridge nlake the best farm Waggon on the Canadian market, ‘Bet one to do Your hauling this fall " 3471-10-14-11.

_ THE SALE oi superior furniture at 10 Brighton Road will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock not Monday as erroneously stated by the Guar- dian. 3485-10-14-1l.

BOYS GRlE-N RIBBED, good weightyroll neck, pullover sweat- ers, sizes for ages 9 to 1'3 yrs. for 85c on Dollar Days at Holman’s Charlottetown Sample Rooms,

CARD OF 1"-HANKS_-—The sisters of the isle Jane M., Clarke of Ken- slngton wishto thank their many friends for their great kindness dur ing her prblonged illness and death

_ 3482-10-14-11.

ATTENTION IS DIRECTED to the Chancery-Sale of the Harper iiviill properly on Fitzroy Street, on Saturday next, the 16th inst. This property will be sold as a going con cern including the mill machinery. 3483-10-14-11.

OLYDE AND WEST RIVER Presihyiteuilan Church Oct. 17th Service Clyde River 11 a. m, S. S. Bible Class 10 a. m. ServiceWesti River-ll p. an. S. ‘S. Bible Class 2 p. m. Parents kindly send all child- ren for Rally Day practice.

YARN PfllcEa-Tho telegram re a decline-in the prices of yarn, going the rounds of the press, is mliisleading.‘ Tile yarn referred to is for weaving only and has no re-

shows no decline and now sells. at $1.75 a. pound wholesale and which is retailing iior dollar dlay-s locally‘ for $1.25

VERNON RIViER CIRCUIT Speci- al Thanksgiving Services on Sunday 171th Oct. eis follows:- Cherry Valley Sunday Sohooil ~10 a. m. Preaching 10.30 a. m. "Remember- Past Blessings." Vernon R var Souiilb Sunday School 2 p. m. Preachlllt 2-30 p. m. Duty of Remembering. iOherry Valley 7 p. m. “The Thanksgiving Sacrifice." The friends are Jmquetsted to bring in their gifts ilo-r the various funds to the above services. On Monday at Cherry Valley at. 7.30 p. m. ‘Smiling and Living."

For Stomach Trouble

if you have anything W"!!! Wm! your digestive powers, then make them strong and healthy by tok- ing Vltnl Tablets. the great French remedy. Don't neglect yourself. Vital wll-l fix-you. Price 50c a box 6 for $2.50, at all drug stores. The Scobell Drug Company. Montreal, Que. Sold in Charlottetown at

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I Panlac Is The Only Thing Thai: Ever Did Me Any 'Good in All These Years Says Plneau. '

"ln less than a month's time Til-lilac has put me hack in flne health after l had suffered for twelve years; was the statement made recently by E. P. Piueau who lives at 80 Myrtle Street, Portland, Maine. lllefore coming to Portland. Mr. Pinenu resided in Summer- side. Prince Edward Island.

"d was bothered.’ ‘he continued?" with an awful case of chronic in- ditealion and at times had acute attacks that nearly knocked me out. l couldn't eat any breakfast at all and hardly cared whether I ate anything at other times, in fact, I had . ached the point where I was nearly afraid to even go to the table. "There was a. bitter taste in my mouth all -the time and l would bloat all up with gas so lmduI could hardly stand it. Often I had severe cramping spells and at times the pains extended up in- to my chest and on through my shoulders, Whenever these spells came on me the pas was worse than ever and on several occas-

20 PR. MEN'S HEAVY -black ribbed woollen socks 2 prs for $1.00 on Dollar Days at Hoimanb Char- lottetown Sample Rooms.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE.-

There will be a Thanksgiving Ser- vice in Methodist Church, Murray Harbor on Monday 18th at 7.30 p.m.

PORT HILL-Entertainment and basket social on Thanksgiving ev- ening in King George's Hall.

3488-10-14-1i.

THE LADIES AUXILIARY of the P. E. Island Protestant Orpheu- sge will meet in the usual place this Thursday evening 8 p. m_ All interested please take notice.

. 3464-10-14-1l.

RALILY DAY SERVICE-There will be a Sunday School Rally un- tier the auspices of the South King's S. S. Dist. at Abney on Wednesday, October 20th at 7.30 p. m.

MU-RRAY HAROR METHODIST CIRCUII-Oct. 17t-h services: White Bands at ill. {lape Bear at 2130 and Harbor at 6.30. Rev. ‘Mr. Porter is the preacher at the lat- ter place.

THE ANNUAL MEETINGjfthe or the Three Rivers Silver Black .1001 icumpany will lie-held in the of flce of MoGregor 6'; McMillan, Mon- tague. P. E. l-Jon Monday, Octob- er, 18th at 2.80 p_ m. .D. J. Stew- art, Secretary Treasurer 3474-l0-14-3i.

..__.__ BOYS NAVAL BRlGDAE-Wea- ther permitting, the Brigade will muster for church parade at 10 a, m. Sunday, October 17th. All unl- iorms, are ho be returned to head- quarters immediately, otherwise

further action will be, taken. _3481-10~14-1l

ANiNUAL MEET|NG.—-Tll9 an nual meeting of the shareholders of the Upton Biaick Fox Company will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Market Building, Charlotte- town on Thursday, 28th day of Oc- tober, 1920 at 7.30 p. m.

3410-10-14-11

POTATOES‘ FO-R STARCi-L- Frowse & Sons are hauling quitc a lot of potatoes w their starch factory. The price is 50 cents per cwi. Tile crop is not as good H! ‘Dot 6-4 as last year. A good many oi’ certain varieties are rotting a good deal in the ground.

‘WELCOME Vi-SITOIL-dlev. Dr. Rringlc, moderator of the Presby- terian iChul-ch ‘in Canada paid s. brief visit to Murray Harbor on Monday. His many friends were delighted to see him. He spent the most of his teen years in Murray Harbor. fit was there he got his early schooling.

iBlBL-E OOOIETY.- Rev. F. S. Porter, iM. A" B. D.. Maritime lSec~ retary of the Canadian Bible Soc- iety, will preach next- Sunday at

at 10.30. st Murray River Baptist Church at 2.30 and at Murray Har- bor iMethodlst Church at Don't fail to hear this speaker.

Twelve; liens iroubie Uvetcome ill

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ions I didn't think I could pull through. l was weak and all run- down and couldn't work steadily at m? "ode.

"-14 few weeks ago I lllIW a state- ment ifroln a person who described my case exactly and who said Tanlac had fixed him up line. I dec- ided right then and there to try it myself and l can say now that Tenlac was a. lucky find for me. ‘My flDDetllte is so good now that l enjoy three square meals every day and‘ can eat any-thing on the table without a particle of trouble. "That. bitter taste has left, my mouth and I haven't had a single spell of indigestion since l start- ed on Tanlac. I consider myself a well man and l never have to miss a day from work any more. Taniac is the only thing that ever did me any good in all these twelve years. and it has flxed me up in great shape."

Tllnlac is sold in Charlottetown by Retidln Bros; in Montague by H. J. Mabon; J. J. iWhite; Murray River. H. M. Chisholm, North Try- on; R. H. Cenieron & Co; “Crap- 111d; H. P. Cochon, Murray Harbor; Lord's Company, Borden; Lord's Company, Cape Traverse and Lord's '00mpany, Carleton. '

BO|LER HOUSE-The firm of H. and S‘. Lowe have the contract of erecting a small boiler house near the railway track for the inl- perial Oil Company. - THANK8OIVING CONCERT AT VIiCTORIM-Keep Tuesday even- ing October i9t-h free for the Big Thanksgiving Concert in the Pub- lic Hall at Victoria, under the aus- pices of St. John's Anglican Church. An excellent programme by memb- ers of Sit. Paul's Choir Charlotte- town under the direction of Mr. . Charlies H. Earle and other artists 8 o'clock sharp. Ice Cream.

Oct. 14, 3i.

AT HOME.—The post-nuptial reception of Mrs. Frank W. Andrew held yesterday afternoon at her home, East Royalty proved an ev- ent of exceptional interest, guests to the num-ber of about. 10.0 being present. Mrs. J. B. Andrew 811d ‘Mrs. W. H‘. Smitll, mother of iMrs. Andrew received. Lillie Miss Isabel Andrew charmingly acted as door-keeper and ‘Miss lStewart ush- ered the guests to the dining room. Miss Muriel Andrew and Mrs. Vic tor Shaw served cake and Mrs. J. T. Ferguson served the tea. Mrs. Chester MoLure poured tea. The lira-wing room was most taste- fully and artistically decorated in yellow and the dl_'.i_ng room in pink. The decision proved to be one of much enjoyment to all pres ent.

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SUPERB PARAMOUNT-ART- CRAFT PICTURE ACHIEVES TRIUMPH.

Seldom has 5| pllotoplay so pro- foundly stirred an audience us did the Paramount-Artcraft picture. "The Miracle Mon", at the Prince Edward Theatre last evening. Tile applause which followed ‘the final fade-out and the delighted com- ments oi! the spectators were a splendid tribute to a photopluy which without a doubt, deserves a place beside the really great screen masterpieces of all times.

The story centres around a while haired patriarch of the hills who is credited with power to heal the sick and. crippled. News of his prowess reaches Torn Burke, lenti- er of an unscrupulous band of crooks in New York's Chinatown. He conceives the idea oi’ using the healer for commercial purposes and taking the proceeds for himself and his pals. Rose. the Dope and‘ the Frog.

Burke journeys to the village where the patriarch lives, and, by pretending to be ill, succeeds in os-

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tahlishing himself in the old lllan's cottage. Thither conle Rose, who poses lls u sweet. innocent girl, and the others On the irllin, lilo Frog makes use of his ability to throw his body out oi‘ joint and ut- tracts tile attention of Ricillu-d King, ll nliliionaire who is travell- ing in his private car with his ill- i/illid sisicl". ’l‘llo Frog llllllnnlltros that he is going to tho, biirllt-lo Mun to be cured. King is luspirmi to seek help from tllu sumo sourci- for his sister.

All ali-ght lit llli‘ ]lii.ll‘lill'f‘.ll'fi vil- lage. Cozlcilcri hy ilurko, lilo Frog orzrwls in ills (iiaiorloll sllllpt- in thc Miracle Man's door, llrul. when lllil healer llpilears. pretends slullirllly to ‘be able to sianrl creel. llllt. some thing unforeseen illlppcns. A little crippled boy. who has been looking, on, utters a great shout and. throw lng Ills crutches away; rushes to the putriarchs feel) And (‘illire King rises front the wilor-l-chair, which has held ller from cililtlllootl.

The wet-ks following see Burke growing rich on the bequests o: wealthy people who are. cured hi the healer. But a gradual change

town—u daring cracksnlan. a beautiful girl wicked us. a snake, a illkil‘, who collnterieits any deformity. A dope-fiend as sly as a weasel.

imagine such crooks in o. little village, invading the lives of other llunlan beings as good as they are bad—-the acid of sin

striving to bite into the gold of pure hearts.

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t -nly in u great wave-of renlorse, he seeks and finds that peace of soul he yearns for. Thus, Rose, w. llllS loved hinl all ‘the time, finds llinl, and they have a brighter fut- ure togcthelj _ The "Miracle Mun" will be shown for tllc last time today. Try and

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