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SAVE YOUII HAIR! MAKE IT SOFT, FLUFFY, LIIBTROUS

ANI) Bl~1.\U'I‘IFl'L.

Try ns you will, often an nppllcat-

ion of Danderine, you can not find n single trace of dandrufl or falling hnir and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be alter n few weeks use, when you see new hair, fine and douny at first -yes-but renlly new hair--grou~iu,; all over the scalp.

_\ dittle Ilnnderine iinmediat`é`Iy`

doubles thc benuty of your hair. No

dilleri-nce how dull, faded, brittle and i

scraggy, just molsten a cloth with Dandezine and carefully dfllh' it through your hair, taking one-_strand at 3 time. The ellect is immediate and amazing-your hair will be light fluffy and wavy, and have an appear- ance .if abundance; an imcomparahlc lustre, softness and luxuriance, _the beauty and shimmer of true hair health.

Het ii 25 cent bottle of KnoWlt0!1‘S

llaild‘e'r'ine"from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your

‘hair i`s"afs pretty and soft as anY~

uint it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment--that's all.

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(IN (`H.~\l{(ll-I UF ’[‘Rli.\S<`JN

M(l.‘\"I`l'tli\l,, tictober 24.-The llrc-

llmiiiairy licn.ring in the case of Israel Schafer, the ticket st-ller, who is clml'-,yi-il with tI'cn_~:on. because he sold tickets for Iiuropc to Austrians in )linitrf>nl since thc war begun, was opened yestprliay and u'ill be ton-

tinued today. `

Two Austrians brothers, John and

llichnel Gorlyki, who had bought tickets, said they told Schafer they were lioumnnians, and they had ad~ mitted their nationality only when they were under arrest and realized

that it was useless to deny it furtb. er.

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The Strength of a Will

Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly entrusted to a Strong Executor.

The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.

The names of its Directors and Officers, and its large

Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability and Good

Faith.

Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater

than those of an Individual.

Consultation or correspondence invited.

The Eastern Trust Co.

W. S. Stewart, Manager'

Charlottetown

Capital $1,000,000. Total Assets $15,000,000.

1487-3-5Mtsttf

‘ I I Wanted

3 Female Cross foxes,

from 60 p. c. up. Island bred preferred.

10 acres of land, good

buildings, suitable for fox

ranch. FOR SALE:

1 Class B female. 1 Good Driving Horse

Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.

Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American

The Farm Stock E5’ Fox Exchange of P. E. I.

Head Office 36 Queen St. Charlottetown Phone 485 P. 0. Box 4

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Your Work is Done no Time

Willi an “Ideal”

In the IDEAL Hopper-Cc o‘.ed Engine you have the

best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine that you could possibly require.

The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all

conditions-through the winter blizzard as easily asa torrid July day. It is easily installed can be transported from place to place, simple to oper- ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and will pay for itself in a few months use.

,The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While in see about it today.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.

POW DERY SCAB.

The l'nited States is not the only

country that has prohibited the im- port of potatoes. On Sept. 6th, 1912, the Doniinlon ol’ Canada, by Order- in-Council prohibited the importation ot potatoes from Europe and New- foundland on account of an outbreak of Canker in the latter, and It is use- less for our farmers to hope that the embargo placed on our potatoes by the l'nited States will be lifted' tlll they are assured that no effected D0' tatoes will be sent forward. Inspec- tion here must be very thorougli. as the dlscovcry of a single case ot Pow- dery Scab on potulocstliat have been cerlilicd as frce l`roni ll, will have a very serious cfl`ect_ Farmers should attend the meetings that are now be- ing held and inl`orni themselves as fully ns possible. The meetings will be at .\lurra_\' lliver on Friday. at Kinkoru on Saturdalk HI- 3l1mHl€l'5ld‘=‘ on Monday, and O’I.eary, Tuesday and at Hunter River on Wediiesday.

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l’o\\'iler_\' Scab will not be an evil

wilhout some good. if on account of it i`arnn-rs will grow more lurnlps and fewer poloioes. Turnlps are one ol' thc cheapest ami best foods for all ciasscs of livc stock, except pigs. The prosperity of this Province depends on its livc stock so that anything that will bring about the growing of more lurnips is not an unniixed evil. But the potato crop is, and will continue to be an important one and as its val- uc is nmlerially lessened by the Pow- dery Scah, every effect must be made to gel rid of this disease. Every far- mer should hear Mr. Adams speak on this subject. On Thursday he will be at Tracadie (‘ross, on Friday al. Murray lliver und Oli Saturday al Kinkoru.

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lt is not very difficult to recognize

Powdery Scab. Tho ordinary scab appears on the surface ol' the potato in irregular blolches und as lt gets older und more developed is ol' n brownish colour. Powdcry Scab be- gins lo develop under the skin. As It grows lhc pustulcs pushes up mid Ilunlly breaks thc skin, which stands up und curls buck round lhv spots in ii lrliurncli-.i'islic nluuncr. At the time of digging :ind in lhc collar :irc dis- tinct, raised blislor likc, rnrk colored spots, unIi`orm in si'/.c, usually from 1-lil to 1,4, of nn inch in diameter. If

Good Spirits,

can only be enjoyed by those whose digestive organs work naturally and regularly. The best corrective and preventive yet discovered for irregu- lar or faulty action of stomach, liveror bowels, is known the world over tobe

BEECHAM'$ PILLS

Smld overiwbere. In box", 25 cent)

W They cost

“==‘ ' no more with \l\n¢ LNQS

‘never xl/P _

CATS PAW Cushion Ruthzu Ilrelr

RUBBER nests I

are 50C. a pair- everywhere-put on

You get "Cat's Paw” quality- "Ca\’s Paw" safely-“Cavs Paw" ease and service-and pay nothing extra for if.

The price is the same for all rubber heels-Insist on “Cat'¢ Paw" -the kind that won't slip.

MAIL THIS COUPON

WILPOLE RUBBER C0. Llmltld

uon~rn|:u.

I enclose I5c. lor which kindly send me

n "Cnl’| Paw" Self-closing Tobacco Pouch made from Para Rubber. 161

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the top of one of these pusiules be removed they are seen to contain a dark powder, the spores which re- produce the disease. Very often how- ever, the handling of the potatoes has broken off these pustules and the spores have been scattered. Mr. Hol- inden who is carrying on the work of inspection in the Province is at pre- sent attending the meetings that are being held and has with him samples of potatoes he has secured in his work of inspection and every ons has the opportunity of seeing thcin. The meeting will be at Murray ltivcr on Friday and liinkora on Saturday, and Summerslde on Monday. lflvcryone should ullend.

LONG TERM .\lE'l`ED OUT

To WHITE SI._\Vl<] _»\GE.\"l

NEW YORK, October 24.-’l‘ne

longest sentence ever meted out in a local court upon H prisoner con- victed under thc so-called white slnve uct, was that imposed today upuri Antonio Ooranzo, cnn.rnctel'i'/.cd by the court as the bend of the white sl;iv@'tralIic. lloriuwo wus sviitciiccd to servo nineteen ycarl-l and live months in Sing Sing prison and to lmy it linc of $5,000.

l.`Hl.AN.~l l)<,)N"l‘ GIVE

} IIUILSES RIG]-IT (`AIll<I.

I.()Nl)UN, Uct. 24.---llowcver effect-

ive the (lcrnian nriny nuiy be in otu- er respects, its cavalry, even the I'h- lnns, do not know how to take Cure of horses, says lil. .\. (‘.nnt\\isll. of _`\ewport, Ky., who has iirrived in London after an exciting, trip through the Herman lines in Belgium. Every cavalry horse hc observed seemed to suffer from sore back. The .returning cnvalryincn generally lcd their mounts with saddle loosened. Some of the backs were quite raw. This is largely due, he thinks, to the way the !_lern\nns have of turning themselves arouiul .in their-saddles to case their positions when Qu th; inurch. ‘

The German artillery and equip-

incnt impressed Cantrell as being Dcriect.. There was not u detail luck- ing. The men all lit their places und seemed in the best of spirits.

'I`ROOP>' I\ 'l`ltl‘IN(‘Hl‘IS

IN \\OlVlE_\".\` CLOTHES,

LUNDON. OCt. 2/r.-The Morning

l’ost has received a lcttcr from nn Ulllver at the front saying:

"The weird hcuddrcsses und cloth-

ing that the troops have adopted arc most laughable. Having lost their own, 1 snw n;cn wearing nll sorts of Uivililm Cubs, soft felt huts, and Stfuu hats. Une wore either an opera hut or B broken silk lint, Them were also big straw hats, such as Nexi- cnus wear, and a quaint makeshift, for instance, of a khaki cover for a cup.

“I saw. an orderly . in the Medical

"DVDS Wearing 'u. \vomen's vest or b0l1ICe, und 1 heard that ii lot of 5 company were wearing womon's 'undics,’ their own living worn out."

1nn\lon`oi»* 'rum Holm.

Two college students were arraign-

ed before the Mngistrgte, charged with burdling the low spots in the road in their motor cnr.

"Have yon 1. lnwyer'?” asked the

Zllagistrnte.

;‘We’rc not going to have any low-

ycr,” answered the elder of the stu- dents. "\Ve've decided to tell the truth."-New York Times.

“bid you ever read 'Aesop’s Fables'

mother?"

'.‘\'es; why?" "Was Aesop n war correspondent?"

--llnston Transcript.

The bill collectors work nppenrs

tluitc curious to me

For though it‘s never done. one

hears,

' lt's always "dun" you see.

-Chrlstlni. Science Monitor.

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ial Exhibition Prices.

Exhibition Prices.

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Our Exhibit Of

Horse blankets will interest every person own-

ing a horse because they are the best quality,bought right and prices low, you better buy todav and bene-

_ fit by our special Exhibition prices.

Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected tor their f'

beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-

CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages

at special Exhibition Prices.

= HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special

You are in the City for pleasure we know, but

_ by giving us a little olffour time w_e can show (you ._ howto save money. “ oney saved is money ma e.”

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THE HIAY-'OF THE BRITISH.

_, _

<'=i'1-'-i-- I-°'°fi-=~-> -ls . .chndrcni-ow .foiclilotalioltm °

It lsn't the way ol the British, . ln the fight for country and king, On the fair white field of their valor

The shadow of shame to bring. , _ Q' A'

There lsn't s lad in the army, , \ i > 'li' I "

There Isn't a lad on the sea,

Would dlm the light of his honor

By u. deed of lnfamy.

It lsu‘t thelway of the British, ,- _ .- _~.\ _~`.- ._ ` <_.;~. ._ _ . .\. _

To grasp with greedybhand ' ' _ _ *___ _;_ _ ‘_ V _ '

And _hold with a despot s power li . Kind ¥°-u Hbvd. `; " ys M _ Img” ,

Domuir. ln a friendly land.

But she fights for a “Scrap of paper"

She dies for “an old colored rag."-

When the one is her word of promise.

And the other her blood-stained.

flag.

It lsn"t the way of the British, With ruthless hands of hate The priceless things of a nation 'l‘o plunder and desecrnte. Not 'gulnst defenceless women

And children their guns are turnod.

Not `gainst the weak and fallen,-

That lsn't the wny they've learned.

It isn't the way of the British

To strike like the heathen hordes,

To torture the hapless captives

They take nt the point of their

swords.

That was never the way with Britain,

ller strength is the strength of ten,

For her sons in her far-flung warfare

-In use for over 80. slivrglw 1135 501110 B lfmllitllre ot

_ “Q91 ‘mi b.-'W9 undef Nl P61*

' sonnl supervision since its infancy.

, .- -.Allow no one to deceive you ln this. _

All Countcrfolts, ImIta_tl_ons and “Just-as-good ” ure but Egperlmcuts that trifle with and endanger the health of . Infants and (vihildreu-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA `

- Castorlu. is si. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pam- . gorlc, Drops mid Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. 1|;

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys “'01-ms and nllnys Fevcrlsliness. For more than thirty years it

, has been in constant uso for tho relic! of Constipation,

Flutulency, \Vind Colle, all Teething' Troubles and Diarrliaen. It rcglxlntes the Stomach and Bowels, asslmlluces the Food, giving ln-nlthy and natural sleep. Tho Chlldreu’s Panoccu-Tho l\Iother’s Friend.

I-ight ever like gentlemen.

There were thirty or more of our gun-

ncrs Bears the Signature of

lt wds but a week ago-

Were called to a pest of peril

ln the path of the furious foe.

It was certain death, and they knew ll.

But the vulour in each heart burnoil,

"Good-bye, good-bye, to you, felIow:i," ‘ _ O

They called-and never returned. ’

Again came the short, sharp summons,

Ana mere uasiicu un-cugn nic sin-

phurous smoke

With the same farewell to their com

.,..;@,,, ` The Kind You Have A|ways‘Bought

While n wrenth of smile oulbroks- -var esanim cown-ucv, m-w vena env. “"“"Y f” *""‘°W "“’ "“f'°'¢

And the ougcr ranks closed In

That ls thc way of the British,

_That is the way they wln. _ ____ 4

This is lhc way of the British-

ln the strength of their righteous _ .nmlgl

cause.

(Tpheld by the hosts of heaven,

They slrlke for their king and laws.

Vrom what do they shrink-our sol-

diers?

They may lose in tho fearful fray Their lives, but nuver their ho.ior, Who fightln the Ilrltish way.

Then hore`s to tho lads in the nrn‘i'.

And here’s to the lads on lhc son. To the hands that are stroni; and

steady,

To the hearts that are true and

free;-

Though long it be ere the dawning,

lt cometh ut la:-il--tlio day

When all that you`ve fought for, bled

for,

You shall win In tho British wily.

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Ends Dry,- Hoarse or , Painful Coughs Quickly

A Simple, Home-Mnalo Rgmgdy, _ lm-xpennlve but Unequuled 3: ¢

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The prompt und positive results given

by this plcu.suiiI;»ti1sling liomc-made cough syrup has caused it to be used in more homes than nnv other renu-dy. lt glvus ulmost instant rclirf and will usual- v overcome tho uvcrngc cough in 24 hours. _

(lot 2% ounces Pincx (50 cents worth)

from nny drug store, pour it into n lfi- Ouncc bottle und illl the bottle with plain grnnulnted sugar syru{>. 'l`his makes ld oun<_-cs-n. family supp v-of the most ef- fective cough remedy nt u. cost of only 54 cents or less. You couliln’t buy ns much ready-made cough medicine for $2.50, gpm tg nrepprcd und raver spoils. Full iigregtions with l"mux_O '

9 W0!!! H085. ccrtnint ' und case

with which tliis Pinex S_\'rup"overcomes 1| bud cough, chest or throat cold is truly remarkable. It quickly looscns ti drv hoarse or tight con li and heals mill soothes n 'nninful cuuglli in n hurry. With n. persistent loose cou{:h it stops the for- mntion of plilcgm ill t ic thront und bron- chinl tubes, thus ending the unnoving bucking. '

Pinnx is n highly concentrated com-

pound of g_rn\nnc l\or\vu_v pine extract rich in guuiucol, and is fumnus the world over for its splendid effcct in bronchitis whooping cough, bronchial nsthmm and winter coughs.

fl`o nvoid disappointment in milking

this, nnk your druggist for "2 ounces Pinexf' rind don’t accent anything else. A guarantee of nhsolnto satisfaction or money promptl refunded, um-s with this Brotpuration. _ 'lilo Pincx _Co., Toronto,

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Twenty five cents.

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One cent per word first Insertion lnihis column, half cent per word

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~_W__*ll_(_i`_E'NTS WANTED w_M__

AGENTS WANTED-|’orlrail ugcnls

wanted. Semi for calnlogiic. Solar and bromide prints, portraits llal. and convex. frames and shi-cl pic~ tures. Merchants Portrait l‘o.. Tor- onto. Gltld-10-Qlinlii

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A SMART GIRL CAN SECURE A

good home and wngcs by applying at this olllco nt oncc. 607i)-IX-lli.\ill'.

WANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR

general housework. Apply nt this oI“l'lcc_ 6004-10-l0l\ftf.

LADIES WANTED TO DO EAsv,

pleusnnt, coloring work nt liomc. (‘i1.n ninko $15 lo $20 \\'cckly. I-lx- pericncc unncccsury, no canvass- ing. Nulionnl Dccornliiii.: (‘o., Ili-pl. N. 69 Adelaide Sf., East 'l`oronlo, Ont. 5|l.\‘9-S-22i\'ll'I:'»;’i

F' I FOR SALE Fon sALE.-Two Punc”"'sn'E`o

short horn hclfcr cnlvcs. Apply lo Albert Iloswcll, Pownal.

Glilti-ll)~Z.’~lMI<}L!i.

TVPEWRITER FOR SALE. L".\`

svcoiid hnnd Smith Premier, whln

carriage, In good ropnlr.»-ll. & (‘o.

01 Queen Slrccl, Cliarlollctoivii.

Box 249. Iil!lT~l0-24MIil_ MINK FOR SALE-SIX PAIR 'OF

Ranch raised mink finely furri-il and dnrk. pricc vuiyv low. (‘z\ll or wrltc Jus. l\l. llcwlll, how:-r l\lonlu- “gin-, P. 11:. 1. oiso-10-2::iiu:i CINEMATOGRAPH MACHINE WITH

complete nccl_\'|lnc gas ciiuipnicnl. for sole. Exccllcnl. opportunity to enter n most prolilnbli- Inisiin-ss un most rcusounhlc lcrins_ l~`or partic- ulars apply The (iunrdliin Illllci-_

_ _ i:ir.~;.io-22.\iif.

FOR SALE- ANY TEACHER DE-

slrlng a set ot’ I’rni‘ticnl ltolcreiico Library publlshod by llnnson llel- lows Co., may obtnln some nt u considernblo reduction bv npplvlng at this olllce. 575'!-9-;;i;`M¢f_

HOUSE FOR SALE.-SITUATED ON

(ici-iilil Strcct, \villi large gnrdcn und nrclmril. Apply to G. l~‘. llulclicson, llll (lrallon Slrccl. GISZI-1l)w,mll'

_ _ ._ WST __ ________

I.I_>:~"l‘ IN Cl-iARl.(lTTl`-.'I‘()\\'\ l.AS'l‘

Friilny, n. lndy's opcn fnced silvcr watch. Finder plc-use leave at lllrs. f~ltricklnnd's, 25 Stewurt St.

(i2Il.20\\'.lVl31.pII.

Losr A i_‘Ao|Es Gnsv RA|NcoAT`

Oi-l. 22nd, l\ol\vocn city und South- port. l"indcr lcuvc ul Slc\vnrt :ind Sons. 6201-10-2Ill\’lIll.

LOST--Au aulonio|ii_lF“rc und shoc.

3l2§x~I. l<`iudcr will bc rcwnrdcd by lcnving sonic nf l’rowsc llros.. l.ld.

lilTl-l0~2Illull`

,MALE HELP wiuncn W

WANTED-A MAN FOR GENERAL

fzlrln work. Apply ln A. lt. l\li-Kny, l.:iundn|c l"urln. East ltoynlly.

151211-ll)-25|ll\lZil|nl.

WANTED-SALESMEN EXCLUSIVE

lines, pcrnuincnl, big miriiliign gunr- aiiilccd, no cxpcriciicc, lun vncun- <-ics_ Write Luke llrolhcrs. Lim- ilcd, l\Ionlrcul. 6164-10-22l\lGl. BOY WANTED T0 ATTEND TO OF-

flcc. Apply ut 142 Kent St.

6073-10-IGMII.

WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT. I5

_vcnrs old ns nn apprentice. Apply in \\'. N. Tnnton, \\'uLcI\nu_ikcr.

6014'-10-12Mlf.

_w_TE_Il(_IH_ERS WANTED

WANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS TEACH-

cr lor Prlncipnl of Emerald lllgli

School, I.iln-ral supplement. Apply

:il once to \\'. ll. llelglluu. Sccrl‘° |:ir.\'» 6187-10-24M3l.

__ To LET

T0 LET RO'0M8'FU‘R'NI8HED "OR

unfurnisln-il. Gentlemen _preform-il. Apply hero.

6066-10-16Mlf.

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Y()U MAKE

A BIG MISTAKE

IF you allow anyone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian

Pacific Railway.

States We sell tickets over every line of Railway in Canada or the United

We can sell you your ticket fro ' -

by rail or passenger steamships. m any pomt to any other pmnt cmmected

We make a specialty ofplanning circuit tr' h' h - _'

sengers to take in the greatest number of points iilSiiiiei°Eest.wlu allow our pas

li you will favor us with your businees we '11 ° - '

ways the same. We will secure your sleeping car li’i~:rtlits0ib1iis$oi,|o<l;lna;ier`l|!§2 gli* lines and will rantee our rates to be as low and '

those of any 0% agent. m mme cas” lgwer 5°

If you do not take advantage f th' ° - - _

_ agency in Prince Edward Island, youoloseliiistiiidlltlieaiivlilieliils offered by no other

' w. K. nocsns if. -