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1hit~'Paru¢ular

U 'BUXT _ ,

_' *The assortment - andripackiilg that you’;;¢,-.

you canchoose your

Chocolates and T -. _ Bon Bons l

at the Cplltral Drugstore

We' _h£l`ve_just received

_ a -fr`esh__.suppIy 'of _ Neil-

son’S lil packages of newest design and latest

assortments.

Moirs weekly supply

of bulk chocolates also - to hand--60 cents per lb.

E. A. Foster `

Central Drugstore

l ‘ -

Zsm-Buk Cured the Ulcer _ a Few Pq|nt_ §M” R“',_h_;'~¢_m,;chel. _at Mm,ie_

*WB tlilished digging their

patl.-ick's,-old- home iu'George'tov&`

illness.-Miss Llllldn Weir. of Scotch. fort, and Miss Annie Bouchard, of Mitchell mv". are visltlngin Wood-

Lean, Jack

French and Dolphy McPhee»oi DeGros

for Boston. where they intend to spend

Philip Stone, the enterprising mer-

Months _

--"T’4\Y'°=-`¢°bar1ntln»Provln°¢' .ions clrrr 'r tm-so ` ` " f"‘;V\' : ' .- uv- my mum lwoum

___- _”,D_ '_ Ttmw ll "_ |el\\io&’~f°l\_ 4;' .ity 'the Elixiaig. and seo “Fi’¥°“°"“'°_*“ *‘°‘"'il- um: 11'” -_-...,' " ta-

~ ,~r"|'- _GORDON IVES is Gaardlfii vii;es.evlll Al:'eBAi?s:1€:‘ugt?mb.;:;l‘. R°9"°'°“,l"*“'°° f°l' H°l=¥e¢i1e. -_ . Church,'Souris, next Sunday at Il.,and_ ' .'»-*N ' ' '”*- .-. ;_ -T 7 o’q`lacl¢. Rev. D. Jones will be oti_i~ -» EWPoR1'_ AND v|clu_lrv.-.-_;-oioung, 1° fgféfegmen ot. Newport ana-=_woo¢l~ __»_~_‘,. ' ' <

Dlfdil PRODUCE - T 0

l> was-~sad.mmow lm l ' sl -. ns- tl tu l .i§,i_,. ............ .:l..'....“\2.'lz.‘%- .5 a::.'s:..i.°.1,°:..°.:.f 'anus P 'C “nfl fllillllléf. Mary, have re- being loaded by J. J. Hughes dt Co. urned to -their home in, Woodville and Augustus MacDonald__...»

after spending a week at Msg Fit

R°Y*“>’ T 6 many ul ds or lil°’i»MP°RT1€l?fIeaMEET:r°+'fh°r°"

‘ ---._ _ en . w e ,zo t ___ _ J4“t"°B 3U.9W\oi't are pleased td Montagu:_V?fome_n's Pl¥t:iotil::sAgsoc§£ Trng' mm" Good for adults ako' 0” 9»|§Hin»altar~ her recent serious tion‘ and Women’s Institute in tiidir

roolns on°Friday afternoon. Nov. 5th, at 3.30 o'clock.

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vllie the guests of Miss Alice Fitz- ...*GOLDEN VWEDDING - The patrick.--Messrs James Mc home of Mr.`and Mrs. Ben . ak' r was

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the _aceneof avery-interesting and

gllgshr were passengers on the S.S.‘ pleasant occasion when about sixty in- " Bfprise last Wednesday on B visit vited friends meton the evening of to Trenton, N.S.-Miss Jarcie Butlor, Oct. 11th, to celebrate the fiftieth an- of DeGros Marsh, and Miss Annabel] niversary of their marriage. Mr. Clllllpboll. of Newport. left Thursday Baker, who was of United Empire Loy-

alist parentage, was born at North

the winter. Thcy - will be greatly Lake. over e`i=ghty years ago at the old ‘missed by their many fgiends.-The Baker homestead, and despite the fact gr st mill at Woodville is olng a rush- that his life was one .of many hard-

lrlg business this fall under the cap- ships, he still regains much of the _a e management of .the obligillg b“0YI1li¢!y al,1d_’"iI‘l` _r"of`- his earlier miller, Mr John Fitzpatrick.-Mr years, Mrs. Baker, whose childhood

home, was near. that. of husband

chant of Newport is kept -busy cater- but _on the 'opposite sideof North

lag to the wants of his many patrons. Lake, was the1d€.ugl'l,ter& the late -DeGros Marsh School has reopened Jabez Rose and, a so.-of g old Eng- aftsr the fall holidays. This school is lish stack. Settlihgf down on a farm Billy taught by Mr P. W. Farrel.-* at2Lakeviile, 'ftheyl reared -a family of

fourteen childrenut- twelve of whom

Sunnyside . ` ata l1v1ns;;‘fl»_=f1iiely=3-ftilbsii. Edwin.

__James and'Se_well, Mrs. Sewell Jacobs,

Mrs. James Littlefield and Miss Eu nice fn “the United States, Chester, in Vancouver,-Bf Ci. Mrs;.Georg_e Grant. of Ban or, Mrs J A Ching, of Red

and Willie, at»'holtle.~' The three of

Q?" W' ' - * ,_ ff the family last mentioned were`pre-

. 1rM.J .fair ,, . a ` -'~»°‘ ~ ’ Metnueril. ltganityriofon nbofttngm-Bstfit “nt “t "‘°.'“"“"°"““" ~ The °‘"’°'

_ __.`,_._,-_ __,, ~_-_ thmythree ears a 0 sh ld h part of the evening passed pleasantly Ir... 4- ,\..» Y 3' °W°“ *We aw its l b tn i

.» . r \» » saved herself just thirty-two years and ay W mu c y e M "es Emu y ' ' ‘i ' ', ’ ‘ , ' a.nd‘1EAly Mucdonaldmnd-Mr. Hudson , . H _ _ , _ some months of pain. Think of it! - _‘_ § A __ She says: _,Thmy_tm_ee years ag an Morrow; also gramopitoile selections, - ` .ey /' ulcer appeared on my'ankle whigh in and then* an wfergi mv"°di't° the dm' W ' " - ’ , spite of treatment continued-'to s read ing' 1.0019' where hmchenn was served

s` \ almost to my }me'e I méd remeé’ at in the usual hospitable manner of this g ter remedy and was treated b svari- home' An" `5“PP9I'» the party again

ous doctors for over 25 vearsy but repaired t° the parlor’ "when Mr' only got temporar relief, ' James E. Dingwell rose and spoke . .. y ' iittingly on the pu pose for which all

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The pain I suffered day and night

"One day Isaw an account ofavery

were gathered andr complimented Mr

' ' " _ _ was_terrible: in' fact. as,I recall those ' ~ ‘ '

' ' days. I- do not see how I was able to zggpyghrgzgegaggertggg g;;§e;':;g

,_f _L‘_. £05 Stand M Fm years I °°“Id hardly the wish that' they might be' spared .

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walk, and was unable to leave the many years more in the commumt

house The ulcer extended from my 1 h the were Buch valued mem

' of wh c y -

'gage t° my knee “nd was H" °Pe“ bers. Mr. A. F. Rose,`brother of Mrs.

' Baker and the only person present

who was at the marriage fifty years

, jjbr 50£‘ A .`l` bmi ulcer having been cured by Zum' ago, then spoke in a suitable manner,

. ~ 4 Puk While I had become secptical of expressing his great pleasure at being

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.i - 7" -ll so-called remedies. I determined to

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~ 215,. 255 _1t. .- __'°“\~ “ “fy every day- “<1 the hoped that they might live ten years

. _ f,._;.- _£81 longer to celebrate their Diamond

N¢WF8l|&WinC€f -5;* '-'ds' eased, audi was spon convinced Xggiwgéf ]'1\¢F;enB;V§,`r»g'e¥u,e]i;';l;§ri,|l;

Collars -L that nftpr thirty years of sufferin8.l pleasure on fum occagibn and-also

0 co- .. . was on the road fo recovery I realized hoped that this worthy couple might

w"'UAMs'GREENE°R Mine ‘hot il C0mD|Gt@ CWB Colllfi 110'? be still enjoy many years of health and

»__~»;;., ‘LQ-, > '

1 year befnrc writing you, but there

For ulcers, abscesses, eczema, scalp

sores. piles, cold sores, chappcd places

_\_~, ':sl.lN.owmuo ,_ gi. ciicctcd in a day, and persevered with huupmesu_ At this point u number » v`.‘V `(»'\` -'.`».\ g ' 1-iff "3m’17“k- Fi"a“Y the terrible 90"’ of the guests with many artlcles~of tin-

.vas uite healed. I have waited over d 5 umuud the house

ware, etc., serana e and called to see the bride. Their re-

has bee_r_l no trace of the ulcer re- quest was grunted by me groom ug t“mi"5- ' happily as iifty years ago. Although

the invitations forbade presents, this did not prevent the family from do-

b“bY'H B°"9B» CFUDUOHS C1115- DUMB. ing so, and they were presented with

'I brmses' *md all Skin injuries ,and a beautiful 'Morris cllair. The happy

Shoes ‘

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'l`here’s a certain superio-

rity. that is always appar- ent in-the Men‘s Shoes we sell. We are “out ofthe rut" _ shoernen for our shoes are

different. - ‘

< $5.00 to $6.00

_Alley & Co. _

‘13S Queen Street

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A gift to strengthen _friend-

ship-youi' photo.

The Cook Studio

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Hard and Soft Coal

Wholieale and Retail

Now is the time to put in your .)Vinter’s Supply of _Coal when roads are good, weather dns, and prices lowest.

We have agood supply of Soft Coal

in stock suitable for Domestic and Steam purposes and have fresh car- goes arriving almost daily. We have also a eupgiy of Best Anthrecite Coal

in Egg, Stove 'and hesinut sizes -suitable for Furness a d Base Burner Stoves.

We shall be pleased to have your order for

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lelllng Agente for Dominion Cell Ce.,

,f .- s .

A Ticklish T

lm £35 ?°“‘ti§ iiianoetly. . Father in

Oat

diseases Zam-Buk is without equal. even; was bmugm tg u close by sing. Sold everywhere. 50c. box, or postpaid ing “God be With You Till Wie Meet from Zam-Buk Co.. Toronto, upon re- Again/'

ceipt of price. Refuse imitatlons.

EASTERN PERSOHILS

..*Miss Anna MacDonald, Souris,

who has been spending her vacation in Boston, returned home on Tuesday. _...U

..*Messrs Joseph MacAulay,- Morris

Pond, and Howard Paquet, Souris, re- turned from Saskatchewan on Tues- day.-*

..’Messrs Percy Poole, Michael

Cllcveric and Clif Paquet, all of Souris, leit for Charlottetown on Monday to enlist in the infantry Regiment now being raised in that place for active service.--* -

luv twill lclwl lin anwits still will »-clsclnils"

Beet When Bl|ious_,_8|ck, Headachy, » conetIpated,`or`!o`r-bed breath

or Sour Stomach _ ____ _

Be checriuii. -.,_Ciean up inside to-'

night and feel fine. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and clean the bowels and stop headaches; a"bird"cold, bilious- ness, offensive breath, coated tongue, sallowoness, sour stomach and gases. Tonight take C-Moarets an1L9i1.l0Y U10 nicest. gentlest liver and bowel cleans- in ou ever experienced aide up

feglingy grand-Eval-yb0d'!'s' tlvjtng l_t.' ' Cascarets best laxativafofrgbudren al-

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GERMANB NIALIZE’ '

' ..-BLUNUER IN'THE "

- » _ _ CANELL-MURDER.

Nov.

c%,l‘._|'s_ savan "t _%l!"‘brf"*r‘ia‘»'a~<muu an |u|t"done‘t_m_' one child dying from

th( .A11 _ '

Ps lie could _notj have stood 'it much

'such as held the closest attention ,off

” 9!iie'|!'mtl_lerswrlt'qf “l made

: _ ___ _zzlvhatliit would do. My lit- . a e., _ey wgyncthing but V” '|3111 Ind s, but since _- , fl-,I have slv_ mm the nu- "» ,,,_.xir.`-'hi 0 better than .'¢f\'4el|ul. U6, 6V°_1‘ d before. You

li _sjhslqgp f ttl " .» H d ':,:é1b§9 ` ll‘efol?s`To‘l:lg,

ionsenil _ -1 ~i ‘ .

; , __ ; Mrs. Jennie Bowen,

"R-¥‘»'U-»-‘1ii,°- 2. Meredith. N. H.

, Your child may have worms, sap- ping its health. If you have .the least suspidiouof sthis get a bottlefot Dr.

,freer .Write-'_ T; - ._ -Anhui-tt. elaine. ,i,,_-3 5, , ,' ¢

I =--‘liniminfllll

Most of the screen stories last night

were no food for babes, but- they were

the large audiences who turlled out to both houses. Warren Kerrigan in “ The Storm." a two-part drama, gave a powerful rendering of the part of ‘the` son of a. wronged mother. The son has sworn to avenge the sin of bygone _' years. Even the tragic dis- 'coveryvof -his iinancce's relationship

t_o.his esnemy does nottnrn him from his life' aim. The climax is a power- Tul `ons._ ' ~. _ '

"The Woman,"_ a strong drama in

which Jesse L. -Belasconnd David Belasco collaborate in a splendid pic- tnrization of a Belasco masterpiece, by William C. ~DeMille, kept the strain. ed attention of the audience through five reels. The cast is a strong and talented one. The story is an intri. cate one of Washington political life. The party in power is menaced by a powerful Opposition led by Standish. The discovery of a discr di_t_able past tnreafens to crush Starifislr-hnd~his policy, The noble efforts of a young telephone girl_ whose sympathy |5- aroused go flsrto 'foil the machinations of the political -bosses. The Standish party finally triumphs. The plot is subtlely worked out and the scenes of political ‘life are cleverly_ depicted.

A welcome relief was Billy Ritchie

in»" Married on Credit." He and his rival’s inability to produce the neces- _sary two bucks lead to a tremendous amount of trouble and fun with gar-

gage cans, revolvers, drains and man. o es. . '

Letnl ~

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Frida Bargains

, Come Early and

F Avoid Disappointment

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'F on " early Friday-buy all you can. Regular

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fBiIZAN" S

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.fi-'~'..®..,_ slankets--valu¢ $1.15 89°

200 Pairs Flannelette o

Just 200 pairs in the lot. These blankets are

just what you require this time of year. Come

~ $1.15 pair, Friday 890

$1.15 Blankets Friday $1.39

Full size flannelette blankets-heavy fleece-

whipped separately- just thething for large double beds. Usually sold at $1.75, _$1 Friday per pair 0

Snapuin Wool Blankets Warm Waddedf Comforts

_ $4.00 Friday

$3.100 _ '.$Z.50'fo_l'__$l_.'89__

. Warm whitewool blankets-border-’ ' In a nice variety of ‘colors and cover'

ed-nicely finished, each pair being ings. These 322 perfecltzin _Every respect whipped separately. Regular ' " ' -warm an e_avy.» eg ,ar

- value is,$4.00, Friday’s price value $2.50, Friday only $

Big clearance of all ready made pillow _Slips-Friday 2§c pair

_'CANADIAN PATENTS.

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(Special to The Guardian)

163.273-Plétiactlle Painting & Dry-'

ing Macllin _ W. Geliowley,- King- -ston, Ontario.

163,313-Explosives-R. S. Smith,

Montreal. Que; » J ` " `1 '

163,314-Exploslive-R. S. Smith,

Montreal, Que. _

163,316-Hat & Covering-L. Thuil-

lier, Montreal, Que. ` _ _ _

163,320-Potash & Phosphate Fer-

tilizer Mdnuflxcture-Wilsun & Half, -Ottawa. Ohtarto. --163,330-Oil Atomizing Apparatus- Brown et al., New Westminster, B. C. -» 163,338-Car Indicator-Burgess & Oakley, Kitchener, B. C.

163,344-Oil Burner-Doran & Tate,

Toronto, Ontario. '

163,354--Pump-W, S. Beatty, Fer-

lgus. Ontario. _ 163,356-Loader _for Ships-A. R.

‘Blsset$, Vancouver. B. C. ' 163. 67-'-Fly. Trap--S. Criddle, Treesbank, ,Man .

163.368-Stump Machine-Groteau

& De _Dosquet, Quebec. ~ 163,371-Resin Si`ze Machine-J. A. Decew; Montreal, Que.

168,378-Lamp'-A] `B. ` Gates, Peter-

borough, Ontario. _ 163,389--Wall Paper" Roll~,-H. C. Avis, Toronto, Ontario.-

168,401-Pump for lime Milk-J. B.

;Martin. Hawkesbury, Ont.

163,402-Flush »Valve-S. A. Men-

zies, Sarnia, Ontario. _ _

163,404-Concrete Form-W. J. Mc-

Arthur, Berlin, Ontario.

163,407~Gas ,Stove-P. G. Owen,

Vancouver, B. C. \

163,418-Fire, Escape--W_. ‘Tupper.

Bishop’s Crossing, Quebec.

163,419-Dispensing _Device-F . Van

Glider, Montreal, Que, ‘

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DIAMONDS IN THE STREET ‘ '

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NEW XORK. Oct. 28 Louise Schmitz

twenty-eight years old, a seamstress out of work, started out to continue

-her search for employment; but the

evening found her trudglng, weary and' footsore, in 42nd Street back toward' her lodgings. Near 6th avenue “she 'es- pled something sparkling on the side- walk. It proved to be a bracelet of precious gems. ,

A few minutes later lil-'ss Schmitz lun

into the wcst 47th street police station Throwing thc bracelet on the desk she gasped: "O. i'nl so relieved. I was so afraid something \vollld happen to thcm. Please take them. You see I never had anything like that before."

Lieut Welsh, found thc bracelet was

composed of tllirty?iivo bluish wlllto diamonds each apparently weighing about three-fourths of a karct. Each diamond was set in a platinum square A silver chain encircled the bracelet and the gold clasp was broken.

"I don't deserve ally credit," Miss

Schmidtz protested," when the lieute- nant complimented her on her honesty. “I wouldn’t know what to do with such a thing. Besides it isn't mine.”-

"We'll iind the owner, and perhaps

will reward you," the policeman per-

sisted. \

"Do yoo think so?" asked the girl, hcr cys gleaming. "W|ell even if she doesn't I've found some encourage- ment today. A man at the last place I wcnt told me to come back tomor- row. He said ho might possibly have a place for me. I do hope he wlll."

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` » Miss Plummer,

_ Moore Barracks,

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- safe delivery free, wherever the soldier may_be. _ _

_NOTE-_Ships sail from Halifax weekly. The.

' first-ship to leav'd‘will be on next Tuesday. »

gj[_)_fi_]_ml ll_r_» _ _

SENDING PAHIIELS .

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Parcels should be securely put up and addressed

to thc soldier, giving his lnmlbcr and other particulars. Then another wrapper should be placed ovcr that .

` Field Comforts Commissioner, ~

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Shomcliffe, England. _ A

Care 'of Colonel`Dean, Halifax. "

Ship 'hfeitpress to Halifax, unpaid, and enclose express to..Colonel¢Dean§ ‘Thislivill ensure' ,

F. L. HASZARD,

Hon. Pres. R. C. S.

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` . " E 'Q Mrs N. Percival and Mrs McRae,

Crapaud, were visitors to Tryon Sun

day.-V.

The Misses Stamper, city. have re- Mrs E. Boswell and Miss Ethel

turned from an extended visit to Bos- Inman. Victoria; sp‘ent the week-end ton. n.-- .

ill Chariottetow

Mr. T. C. James and Rev. George Mrs. Thos. H. Lawson of St. Avard,

Millar, of Albertan, were visitors to Charlottetown, is visiting in Sum the city yesterday. merside and ls the guest ol Mrs. Harry

Green.

Miss Lottie Houston. of New _Glas-

gow. is visiting in the city the guest -- of her friend, Mrs Thomas Gass.

Hrs Elijah Hill, of New Glasgow, im'pi°oved.-V.

s ent the past week with her daughter

rs Thomas Gass. city. ~ - . _` --

. - `~ .. _ '* 'l' Dr. ¥~I;'C. Lei'nr¢er.o!Dsnver,Gol

Stews/rt has returned orsdofis visihingrrlendi in summer- `Point Prim after side. The doctor is Q broth of H

pit-.mit visit the git tt or H. me nr. mn, of summerme, no Miss Donaidina citae. iles be“e‘n~eb|ent‘from his native

`vince for nearly seventeen years-

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Mrs Elizabeth Snow. widow of the

Mr Frank Hagan, l{elly’s Cross, was, lets Edwerd Snow, Victoria. is con

in Charlottetown on business’ Fridayiinéd to her -'home with e, severe ill

Saturday of last week.-V. ness. I-ler_ many friends will regret to

_ ...__...' » ls_ern_t,hat|~her condition is not much

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