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nappy., is the `i, Man _

who -has his_ coai._biu filled with PICKARD'S COAL, it m¢3U3_ 5- Warm c01n'ortabie home during the cold winter.

We can make you happy

too, by supplying the best Coal at the lowest prices.

A; Pickard ,& C0.

` Phone 240 ‘

Ch'town

DALHOUSIE WINS -

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of _-

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SMGDTII FIOWING. -

CLEAN WRITING `

lVei'¢If,Q Ihrron Co.'Amherc\ N. 8.

tors scored their third try. Mount Allison then pulled up and forced cnc yellow and black to their goal line but the time expired before they could score. ‘

MINNESOTA EDUCA-

TIONAL ASSOCIATION

' 1vrrNNn'.u=ox.1s, M1NN.,oct. zz,__ It is estimated that nearly five thou- sand teachers from all sections oi the State are gathered here for the fifty-nrst annual meeting of the Min- nosota Educational Association which opened here today. "Tha School and the Community" will be the general topic of discussion at this gathering and its various phases will be discussed by many noted educator; and others from this State and from elsewhere.

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;”f_°,f‘;”“`ff'.l SPLENUIU _HLAEK

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l.V 0011165!-Bd game this afternoon Dai- _housio defeated Mount Allison in Rug ‘ 715'. 9-3. The high wind made open play and kicking dinlcult but the

Dalhousie boys showed splendid ahili. W In passing and carrying the pig-

i0X PHUPUSITIUN

The Murray River Silver Black Fox Co., have added another pair to

Ski" IOFWRNI. but were prevented their ranch at Murray River and at

“Dm Wilflillg UD a big score by the

present their stock includes two

tackling ability of the Mount Alli-` pairs»from the Chas. Dalton ranch, son half line. Dalhousie, took the three pairs from the Tu lin Cnr or

windward end of the field and held U16 D111? in the first half down in

D D ~

ation ranch and one pair from the Victoria Farm ranch. Those foxes

Mount p Allison territory. lxiortly are of the very best Island grade after the garn_e started rsters and are eligible for registration un- (Dalhousie) carried the pigskin over der Class A.

the line, but the angle was too great.

They are capitalized at $18,000 a

to bl’ ._0&Bi1Y converted in such a pair and at the time of writing wind. Shortly afterwards. Meech twelve pups of 1914 delivery have carried the ball over again. In the already been sold aggregating lu following play, Sears made a splen- value $73,000.00.

did run‘to tbp windward side of the,

Ranch expenses are but 11 per cent

field and in the next pass Eaton, Ap- of the gross earnings and tho keeper pleby and Godfrey carried the bali is a man of over ten years experience

over for Mount -Allison's only score.

In the second _half, Mount Allison

bud the wind in her favo but ow

in raising foxes. - '

At present there is n small

block of stock avaiinble for outside

‘ ' rr ' _ ing to the inability of her scrim to investors so this is your chance to

secure the ball she was unable to press this advantage. The play in

get in with oneoi the most reliable and promising of allgood fox com-

this half was pretty evenly distribut- parries. .

ed in point of territory. After some

,For full information, application

'ood hnlf-line work on the nit of blank etc apply to _the Canada

is P ` 5 - the Dalhousie boys in a`scrin_\ i_niFox Ekchnnge.

Mount "7illison's. goal line, the visi-

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sir- You can pick from 43 diff-

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li-`orly-Three

rrent kinds: of tobacco when you buy

We have every good hind and

our patent hunrlrlor keeps them at the

right Condition

Kinds of

Everything you want in

L Pipes . Cigars Cigarettes | T0il3C€0 l McKinnon Drug Co.

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T0 AID DEPENDENT PEOPLE.

LAKE MOHONK, N. Y., Oct. 22.-

The thirty-first annual meeting of the Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the lndian and other Dependent, -People assembled today with a large' attendance of philnnthropists, educa- tors, public officials and others in- terested in the welfare of the Ind- ians, Filipinos and other people over whom the United States Government has been placed in a position of guardianship. The sessions will con- tinue to and including Friday even- ing and will be presided over by Dr. Elmer E; Brown, chancellor of New York University.

The Philippines discussions will

deal with questions of administration the independence issue raised by the Jones bill, and the treatment of the Moros and other pagan tribes of the island. The -discussions, relating to, the 'American Indians will ombraceu comprehensive inquiry into condi- tions zrmong .tho so-.coiled -Five Civi- lized Tribes of Oklahoma, revealed last winter while Congress was de- vntink~»attention‘ to' the subject. Per- iicular`_attantion“will be psi( to the protection of tholndlans from ruth- less exploitation. .

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Everybody;

. -I"IlU|I` LAXATIVES

Of Hughes’ C C. C. C. Tablets

A gentle laxntive,_ which

regulates the liver and kid- neys and puriiies the blood. Headaches, Indigestion, diz- zieness. billousness, nervous. ness and many other ailments are the direct result of con- stipation. ,~

Hughes’ C. C, C C’s.

promptly relieve all. `tlrese conditions and give rerman- ent relief as well by toning up the bowels and ovcwoiing their tendency to ccnsripa- tion-. -.Price 25c per Lox by mail or at -‘ V

Geo. li. Hughes

‘The A People’s Druggist

Happy and

Coniented

the

_§‘~‘-‘-‘=-‘~‘-=‘~‘-=-‘----‘ff--=‘-'=»7-ee;;j7;»»-}------ _'4It Pen'to_buy in Province. v Runtuvruo-Mr. J. M. Hugh Mc-

Leod. Relieving Agent of the .P.E.I. R...is-now acting Station Master; at

Polftt Hill .ln the sbnncs- of the agen . . - . ‘

ENGAGEMENT-Hr. and I Mrs.;

nouncc the engagement 0! their sec- ,ond daughter, Jean, to Mr. William Dalziel, eldest lon, of Mr. and Mrs., John Dalziel of Georgetown. ' The

» marriage will take place in December.

» LATE BERRIEB-Mr. Aneas Mc- Millan, Cherry Valley, picked s hand- ful of strawberries, near his home rc- eently and he took them to Mit. Ste- wart and showed them to his friends. I-le claims there are many of both strawberries and raspberries in that vicinity.-Com.

V ILL WITH 'I‘YPHOID.- The Rev., Geo. Ross, of Florenceville, N. B., whose home is in Charlottetown, ls having a. rather serious time of it these days. Last week two of his children were laid low with typhoid fever, _and since than one one of them has developed peritonitis. Tuesday Dr. Rsnkinc was- summoned from Woodstock to assist the local phy- sicians. A third child has also been attacked with typhoid and the house is a veritable hospital. Miss Phillips n trained nurse, is with the family. It develops that the well from which the family gets its drinking water is fairly alive with typhoid bacteria |.:\nd the whole family is threatened. Mr. Ross was to have exchanged pul- llits With‘Rev.v P. A. Fitzpatrick here on Sunday, but of course, under thof circumstances this is impossible. Mlwh BYm‘P8-lilly is felt for the rever- .cnd gentleman and his family in thcin affliction.

"MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHI'NG”- "Draperies on dresses may be pretty and fashionable and they may con- ceal the manner of fastening, but I don't ever want to have anything to do with one again," remarked a Charlottetown lady yesterday. ` And it is the opinion or the writer cnet' he meant it. , For thereby goes ai SIOFYI Recently the lady had been out rather late to an entertainment at a iriend’s home. She wore a dress than was fastened together in a puzzling manner. It was impossible for her to get into it alone, although she “ne- ver for one instant dreamed that she could not get out of it." She came home from her friends to find t..... everybody was asleep. She had told the members of the family not. to wait up for her as she would not_ need any assistance. but she-__wes,s9r-` ry for the order when she found that try how she would -she could not get- out of the dress. -Would she sleep in it? No, that would be very uncom- fo_rta,hle, and she tried again to un- fasténthe garment. 'After aboutsn hour-'s work she managed 'to 'pull' the oilending seams apart, but the dressl was a_ hopeless wreck. It was minus* hooks and eyes and the lining was _ripped in a. number of places. She ,did not, mind that, however. It was truly a relief to get out of the "thingy and she declares that it will have to be made over before she will wear it again. ‘ _

AN INTERESTING Sl’ECTACLE.--

In the Charlottetown harbour yester- day morning was witnessed a spect- acle of great ‘interest and of alike unequalled within recent years. The rough weather that has prevailed during the past week caused a n\\m- ber of small and large sailing craft alike to 'seek shelter within the_ hav-` en afforded by Charlottetown’s si'\eH~ did harbour, and also there were a number of vessels that had discharg- ed and loaded here that would not venture'out in ` the heavy seas and high winds that were reportcd_to be raging in the. Strait. There was one

.vessel indeed which entered the liar-

bour under bare poles, a. condition in which she had driven before the wind for many hours previous to her seeking the shelter of Charlottetown. Thus there was quite a fleet anchor- 'ed within the mouth of the harbour awaiting the abatemdnt of the stormy weather outside. Yesterriny’s fins weather gave them an opportun- ,ity they awaited. Taking immediate advantage of the fine spell, the whole fleet set sail in the earl? morning. There werp between twenty and-thirty of them and they made sail almost simultaneously; the .scene of so many vessels sailing our. of the harbour at practically the same time being exceptionally anim- ated and interesting.

.::Guaiacol Emulsion- The time is here when you 'should' protect your- self against the cold and changes in weather. 'Our Guafacol Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites contain the tonic and nutritive pro- perties of these popular remedies- There is nothing like it for coughs, colds and general deblllty, 40c. and 75c_ bottle, E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. ~ Mill

Worth.-*Trying A Stewdrt's-

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Ask your ‘grocer for it,"

Or it willvbe delivered at your home every day if you leave your order ` at

our shop. No 163 Ken; Streetfbr ' '

-John McLeod, Charlottetown, an-’

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1 onbussfirnignrq-rn°¢ nf... or 1len|rs.‘~ffBfuee's in-t a ob.. Ltd., Charlottetown, now have on ills .thirty llinillliemfrom- parties respeat. §ln..thp~f1F_0rdf.motor. These people _etopcthat U} the roads are opened 1Ip`-nbxt 1011!' ‘they will immediately' _P“1'°|\.Me cars. The above firm also has many inquiries rc their Impsrlsi engines.~ One-from'Nowfoundlsnd asks `-f°|' U19 B8°l1¢y fOr. .the engine for `NswfoundIand.» ' _» -. . .f '

::S'1‘. JAMES. HALLOWEEN TEA,

-On Friday 31st is the annual event wnnaii the delicacies or cnc season. A household table with a big birth- day cake to sell by; the slice willffbe the centre attraction. Delicious pumpkin pies at the pumpkin pie table. Tea 25 cents, 2341-10_-23M1i.

::Royal Purple stock remedies are

classed among the best in the world today. Royal Purple Stock S eciflc builds up flesh, bone and musclxd; ln- 'creases weight, aids digestion, im- Dl'°V°9 Blllletite and purifies the blood. 50c to $1.50. Royal Purple ‘Cough Mixture should be in every barn and cow , stable 50c to *$1.50. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Go;-ner Great George and Kent Bts. -Mtf.

PERSONALS

Mr. n. L. cotton, cnariottctcwn,

left yesterday for Montreal.

` .__._.

Mr. Fred Power, of the P.E.I.R.,

was a passenger to Tracndie yester- day afternoon. ` '

Mr. E. Ii. Brow, Charlottetown,

left yesterday on a trip to New York. -

Mr. and Mrs. James Paton, Char-

lottetown, leave ` this morning on a visit to Boston.

Messrs. D. A. Wedlock and J. J.

Johnston, K. C., Charlottetown, were passengers westward yesterday afternoon.

Mr. A. L. Fraser, ex-M.P., for

Kings, was in Charlottetown yester- day, and returned home in the after- noon.

Mrs. R. H. Burrell aud little

daughter, will leave this morning for Saskatoon, where they will be met by Dr. Burrell, who for the past year has been practicing in the west.

Rev. Fathers J. C. McMillan, D. D.

Cardigan, John A. Macdonald, Sou- ris, J. McAully,.St. Peters and F. X. Connolly, Vernon River, were in Charlottetown. Yeiterfisy andreturn-_ 'cd to their homes inithe afternoon.

Mr. Duncan Campbell Scott, Chief

dian Affairs and Superintendent of Indian Education, has been appoint- ed Depui-ly Superintendent General of Tndian Affairs in the place of Mr. Frank Pedley, who has resigned.

The following ludical appointments

have been gazetted: Williafm Oswald Smyth, barrister-at-law, of Swift current, Saskatchewan, to be Judge of the District Court of the Judical District of Swift Current in the said Province; Alexander Duncan Dickson, barrister-at-law of_ Qu'Apel1e, Sask- atchewan, to be judge of the District Court of the ju‘dic'iai.district of Hume boldt in the ,same Province; Charles

‘_ Phone Your Wanlsto

~ No 33 `

Our telephone ii at _ your

disposal at all times when we can be service to you. -

You often need something

in our line in a hurry, phone us-we‘l1 do the ren.

-#Phone 55 -

Our delivery is prompt, and

we are glad to send‘ anything to your home, free of expense to you. Phone us at any time; 'we will call for your prescrip- tion and deliver the medicine promptly.I-lesdqiimters for all

kirids of Drugs-Koda|u- Con- fecf onery_

Johnson & Johnson

\. The Quality Drugstore.

All articlesof personal use

may be delightfully perfumed

_by Royal Vmoha - Sachet When placed in a drawer,

Accountant of the department of, In;

Moore £5’ McLeod »,-K i The Buaiecf Simeon Charioficfowns Iluaicafifrccf

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HERE Is A WAIST

business wear that is a really choice gar-

I ment and a great va.l\~f-. If is made of a

pretty stripe silk, b: ~ , cr¢y` or tan

F nl Cuff cl Ui cf.ii..°.`..._._i__"’f......._ `__`.`.`§ 3-50

Get Y-our

New Coat

To-day

]us enough snap

the air these days tell you that fail is here-to\ make t h e blood bound a little fast-

dress a little wa- mer.

The Greafrsi Ronge Of

Coaia In P. E. Island '

is ready for you here.

The illustration

along side shows you some of the models of- fered-the assortment - of styles is very large- .- , the range oi prices is equally complete. 5.50 8.50, I0 OO, I5 0_1, 20 00, ' z5.cd, 3o.oo and many

other figures.

- Stripe Silk .50 Dainty Waist 75

e 3 3

Sheer

for sircet or

of brocaded

net

This very dressy little garmentis

made up in a v.ry nice chiffon with yoke

sleeve finished with goffered 3

Chiffon

silk,_ lace and net, elbow

House Dresses'of all Wool Serge $5.00 A NEW Loi* orNorABLErR1~:'rr-YLHTLEHOUSE awnesofvaii

. wool ser-ge have just come 'fo ufs from the makers. They are one piece garments,

very pveltily -made. The colors are Navy, Copenhagen, Brown and Black. 'l`hey have turn over collar of contrasting ishade of satin, and are ciught at ne:k with a pretty tie _..,.--, $5.00

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chcwan, to be Judge of the District Court Q the judicial district of Wcyburn, in thc said Province.

(From yestcrday’s evening Guardio.n)` Mr.-\ Justice Haszard and Mr. J.K.

Ross, Charlottetown, were passes

ing.

Miss Olin. MacKenzie, City spent!

Thanksgiving in South Granville, the guest of her friend Miss-Sadie Mac- Keuzie.

BENEFICIAL _

` - RESULT S

Can Only Come From the Time-

ly Ure of the World'a Most Popular Laxaiive

“rio 1>u.s'j

gers by the western train this morn- '

Edward Dudley Wood, barrister-nt| Mr. Philip Sinnot and Mr. Charles law, of thc city of Regina, Snskat- McArthy, Morell, left Monday morn-

iingfor Maine, where they intend to work in the woods.-S.

Mrs. Angus McAuleY. Tracadie, who

was away for the past _month on a visit to her son in Western Canada, returned home last week.-S.

Mr. J. A. Leclair, Charlottetown,

left this morning for Antigonisb, N. S., to resume hisrduties on the teach-. ing stall’ of St. Francis Xavier Col- lege.

., Miss Mary Fisher, who was visit- ing her home in Scotch Fort for Thanksgiving, returned to Noizro Dame Convent, Charlottetown, Mon- day evening.-S.

Mr. Wesley Davy, of New Castle,

l'cnn., left this morning on return after spending two weeks in Charlot- tetown visiting his mother, Mrs. Ed- wurd Duvy who is very ill.

PEACE RIVER LINE.

EDMONTON, Alta.,' Oct. 21.-Ono hundred miles of new rnilwaywill be constructed in Peace River by the

If you are constipatcd, bi.llious,`

ass u set stomach |

digested food, foul gases and ex- cess hlle in the intestines and bowels by the use of the popular fruit tonic

laxative.

FIG PILLS

This remedy, being composed of

tive ingredients, constitutes them the best treatment for weak kidneys,

feeling. Try Fig Pills the next time

vinced of their wonderful curative

At all dealers in 25 and 50 cent

Central Unnada railway company in the form of a branch lino to the Ed-

have a sour, .g y, p . -

an inactive liver, sick headnchcs; or ' montor.-Dunvcgan and British Colum- if you are tired. w0\'!\‘UUf» Bild d0WI\- I bin railway. The line will run from hearted. and the organs or digestion un- ic. D. and -n. o. unc to pence ru- and elimintatlon fail to perform the vel grossing ,md thence in a general- H|l'imP°1’f-Hflt fum*-i005. B60 I-0 it 'ly westerly direction to a point in

that you Cleanse your system of un- township 81, range 4, west or the _

sixth meridian, a_ total distance of 2

100 miles the line being guaranteed to the extent of $20,000 per mile.

structed before December 31, 1914,

traffic before ‘December 81, 191]. Specifications are to bc the some as

British Columbia railway.

.'€i`.1E"‘l'i..1“'°{i..1“""i.iii.l§’.i`;, i‘il`..“.if.§’.‘I£’1‘00 MUCH HASTE IS

BELI EF OF RXPERTS

you are not feeling up to your us- V ual good health and you will be con- V “AsH]NGTON» D- C" Oct' 21'".

i ti x erts here

Army and navy av a on e p

properties. Refuse -all substitutes. HTH 4'-0l\‘/lnced thot Y0‘dRY'B Bccidvllt

will not retard development of the

boxes, or by mail from The Fig Pill Co. St. Thomas, Ont. Sold at Geo.

At least 50 miles is to be con-

dirigiblc as an instrument of warfare.

Brigadier General Bcrivcn, in .

‘by his recommendations to Congress \for the acquisition of at least two such war craft. He has stated to Congress committees that such diri- gibles would be of immense service in the defence of the Panama Canal and that without them it would be com- paratively easy for an enemy equip- ped to drop destructive charges into the locks and dams.

OBSTRUCTION NAVI-

GATION ON RIVER.

DIGBY, October 21-‘Navigation on

the Hear River is practically held up and will be for some days. This ob- struction is n. nmiifr that really, cannot be helped, for it has been found necessary to close the draw of the wooden bridge while the draw of the new steel railway bridge is being plneed in position. Several vessels are due to load lumber at the whnrvcs four miles up the river but Powers and Brewer, the contractors, have agreed to bear all expenses in- curred in lightoring the cargoes down river, and across the basin to Digby for shipment. 'l`hc steamer Bear Riv- er, hound to Hi., John, wns held up there tonight and before getting un- der the bridge at dead low water had to cut several fr-,nt oil her spurs.

The Norwegian steamer Thelma,

four days from Jncksonville, with hnrd pine and crconote piling for Powers und Brewer, arrived tonight.

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Upportunity of 0_1 Life-Time

One of the principals in an Island Fox Rauch containing ‘sive pairs of Pedigreed

Silver Black Foxes is prepared to dispose of half his share. The Foxes are from Dalton Oulton and Gordon-Tuplin stock and are the best of their class. _ _

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