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You Always

over 80 years, has

lonal Allow

Imltatdons

and has been

no one to

and are but

lhnmllllentl that trifle with and endanger the health oi lnisnts _and Children-Experience against Experiment.

what is CASTORIA contra in s' an-mlm substitute for came ou, Pere-

' [brief D!`op`l and Soothing

Syrups. It is Pleasant. It

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. -Ito ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alleys Feverlshness. It cures Dian-hwa and Wind Colle. ‘lt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flstnleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the

Stomach and Bowen; giving

healthy and natural sleep.

The Chllil.l.'el\’s Panacea-The 1lIother’s Friend.

ci-:Noise CASTORI A Aiwiivs

' .1

i Bears the signanuje of ~

_ 4 _ ,

Zzéée

The Kind You Have Always Bought

2 In Use For Over 30 Years '

'K' clnfllll COHFINY. 71 UUIKIV lTll‘T. "IW YORK cms

_ _ ~1= on- oscar'

;-_

THE COST OF LIVING

IN THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, November 1-The high cost of living continued to soar during the vast year, so far as ments were concerned, according to ,. report issued by the department. ol a;:i-ienl- ture today. Vegetarians, however, WEN Eaiiiers, for according to the 1,(- ltal showing, virtually - all Vegetables enumerated in the government’s list fell in price, with the single exception ol leans, which cost en the farm $2.14 on October 15 last ns against $2.27 on

ess-Ile.-.-er g ~__

A . ~ 0 ‘;:nislllii'i`lir»’

the same date last year. Beef. V281. il0rk, mutwn and lamb

all soured in price, the cost to the consumer in every case being much higher than in October 1911. Milk dropped sliglitly in price and both\up~ ples and peaches were lower The increase in the value oi the

"' SUMMEHSIDE _AND

charge

i _hlsclu foxes -J -The s. s. csaespedia. mica ni -The Smnmerside on Saturday ou her way to Montreal. She took away s large

freight.-J.

-liev. H. J. and Mrs. Fraser, who

spent the munth of October in Camp- bellton, N. B., have returned to Sumi- rnerslde, ‘ "'Y°u

-Miss Hazel Liclnnis and Miss

Bessie Dunning oi Summerside, left Saturday morning on a visit to

friends in Moncton.-J.

-H. receive

--The many friends of Douglas Gor-

don. agent Steam Navigatioa,Co.,

-Mrs. Rnbblee who has been visit-

ing in Summerslde, the guest ol her sister Mrs. W. J. Whitney returned -to

her home in Cleveland, Ohio, Sstur- _

day morning. She was accompanied S\d°-

as far as Boston by Mrs. Whitney.-Q

--Orb

-_-The Empress arrived in Summer-

side Saturday night at 7.45. Sire had sixty passengers going and sixty re- turning. Hei- outward cafgo consisted of 420 lambs, 20 cattle, 600 bags ol outs, 100 bags potatoes and 100 har- reis ol oysters. Her inward cargo was

agents They a

26

1-l. and Mrs. Taylor, Sydney; A. F. day.

be obt.alnsd'\€_Liii0rty's Tensor Parlors, Sumulcrsids. ‘

-Mail yourlordsr to Hoimams save time and money. Shop irc Holmsn‘s Catalog. 11-im

, '!°'**‘

derlng your winter supaics from H mnn’s Catalog. 11-IME

subscriptions in Albertoa and vie ity. His oilica phone No. is 7.

summereiae win near with regret -Sunlight Boot Destroyer Clw

icki nd heaply

that he is ` ceniined to his house i>y|the chimney cv v e c - _ i|1n¢,3_ dirt. 20:: per package at Brace

` Summerside. 10-l9ES3i,MMtli6i.

-Perfection Gasolina, Engine 0

Cup Grease, Batteries etc.-quai and prices right at Bl‘ac€’B. S\1InI!1e

ll)-19ES3i,MMth6i. -

and biggest selling wire on the rn het. R. T. Holviian Limited are _s

-Subscribers should renew a wb

or two before the time they

three cars of freight.-J. paid ior has expired and thus ll

-- miss an issue, as all papers arc d

-The stenmship Cacouna sailed continued promptly on expiry dam-

f om Summerside for St. Jolin's,\

lvfld., on Friday with a. $025 maui-l -Miss Hazel Morse, agent in

lest made up by one car of hay fromt C. Ja.rdine’s Bookstore, Water B ., il. H. Toombs. Charlottetown; one will be glad to receive all news, 11 - _‘_ _I U _ e

(uv f t ' ' ' . _ _

»,, f Sp ecioi 0ctobcr Overcoal Vain

A ' _ A* ' rr-“

tl ont; fiom Hon. D. Nicholson vertising and subscriptions ia Su

i.r.d the rcrruinder from Jos Read & merside and vicinity. Her 0 Ce, i_liiuimcrsi\le_-J _ phone is 45-1 and residence pho

lfindley, Moiitreul; W. l»i‘_ Crocker, If t tin-réi is _anyl ;1e.c‘._ the

_ . . M 1 t' ; ll. A. S `tl, M t - l; cour ry,i is to ie oiiiii in

faimers live stock also kept pace Allrleii xixcbwdv Monigirieuil; Hifi.. hm‘geuemuuu' not in our old ineiié “_

_ _ ,R _ _

-It pays to buy iii this Province. -One ell! ik. word ascii insertion

____ for adver g is this column Cash

-Amo the shipments on the Em lnlllf I ‘“i$¥dsr, and live Nl' ess Fri y night were three crates cllit dllchlii #allowed Minimum

twenty-live cents

» '_|os»~vi»~

Morals Daily Guardian

t.: *UWA* `

can saws big oncy by or

Clnln, Agent. will bs glad to all news, advertising sad

_.__-

____-

Brand Fox Wire is the best J,-

ax-_ ole s

for this wire. Write for price re the lowest. ii-1me3

_-_-

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--A woman from Kensington was ,.,_,.,...,.--»----»--~ - Y

'brought into Sunimersidc Friday politics with all the zest of YU" morning to be operated on for an- and is n, rerloubtable antagonist W naniiicii-is in tinfrmiee county Hoe- his pen. Dr. Atknnson. the nwster

'l‘h' ill ake 18 o ersttions Clare College, Cambridge. WHS

pits.. is w in p . < _ _

performed in the hospital since it woei recently, and is last aDl>l`0HChml§

th th famous DYE'

opened some weeks ago, a fact which record of Dr. Hou , N e ct itself shows the great value this i=ident_oi _Magdalen bollcge. UU0 institution is to the community. who lived in luis l00th year. And

day, Earl Nelson, the nestor ol I

-G. S. Hearts, London; Eng; House of Lords. 1509118 his 3‘-ml If-‘F

si Im ss in

with the increase in the products of Fitzgemm' Hum-ax; _,_ M. Ferrm’ Eau Roberts’ though ms 80 hugh

the farms for horses, which could be

bought for $13-7 last October ndw

snlil at $47.30.

_.4!1*'@'W'

WHAT D0 Y()

You Musr sur iuooons

Iiiindred other

Did it ever

this ciiforcul

- mode llir source of iiiiicli |_»le:isiii'e

at a couipurullvely trifling fx-

‘

E pei_se? Popnia

_ M mance i.i~_.i n

§;}fj}i;lf1:;:wi_;_}!~i:,; . every one isml lil till ‘ig

l . I it

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rw o.`\-:rl V

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entertainment. O ir line of

.Til '».[¢.,>'~4»_-3,-.\jv. ._\,' I G }

L. ,° _'..“,____ _ _ _WA

onsists el' more I

' I

covers completely

ymll' wants.

J Trsilof th; Lonesome Pine. .J Fox Jr.

Trilsion King . . McCulcheon

While Magic . _ .

Some Ladies in ll

r , R ‘ .

L i8o Queen Sl.

Vl_T_V Oflfn yon are plnccd in n

position where soruetliiiig pre- ?/.:ut.'»' you from goliigg oiifiloors, ill-liesllh, wefillier or one of a

vide almost endless interest and

l’0Pili.liR NGVELS

al 60 cis `

the vvizirds cf' in irIe|5n fiction, and

popular las‘es. Below are some of he lifes! arrival'. Call, write or ph ne the I¢ind.ol` stdiy you wnnl and we will

name at least ten ihu ought io fill W ` »

WM" Fan# ~. London

‘_ The Msslcr's Violin ._ . . . Reed

ll no WHEN ‘

ihlngs .orvrui to you llmt iclleacss coiiiti be

r novels-ilie ro- iystery tales that king about pro- _y

i

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lisu oo valiimcsb I K

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IRL MBE °g ~<-wg; -

fi F25

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the entire range of

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iniiipi 1

' ,'*.‘;-,’4;-__;_{ { »"-*t 1-..:-'i_;_;_,,,

liste. . .Chambers ` /

G. E. Ritchie '

l’IiJnc 361-_I

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_ ENJOYMENT FOR THE

I

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our ouA,izA\'rfE wmi eviirv iiwsinuiiiirir

~ ti V. -_

A yrmlri-'lLa_lile inMimr.rnl~lIie I\'r\v Anrolliiii-, :any it lin yur

:po het. 'fuk up viriy Iiiile space, 'sbls lhao 'ably-'gl in i ii .in.

va inconsplrnuns and i ol more notice -

' A tilts i>£M_oNsiiu\1‘ioN or

‘ 1

Ngw Aurophonc and #urasage

___

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~ -_-. _ ty, ' .

llll 0l\'|_' hy u`_4 Sitiifday and Moruya), Nov. :nd and 4!l;. Are you lvy"v'rn_ 'l' Drspfin ‘lei an ixpi-n llimmsirmfr, Ii. ’l`_ Dali-, if New _'Vp' , __ f\`rlill_o_. how' it conveys music. low pitched ronveisiiiirn and filth _, _ ` ‘ ' into hsvnibem disiincily. it has inn-eased ihr jf-'y "Y I `, 5 - f 'V 'MH believed ilie iiaumil hearing oflinndveds.

'l»lrlv.liely. November and and qih

r 1.,-Jn' " ,-L-'~,`,_, ,, ._/,._ '

td;

he

_ -ew 1?* S 0 _ 1- "‘“ . _ »- fl _ _ ._

it M “' , 1 *gf* u D

_ e I lei 1.71' ° ‘ n’ E

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_ ti _;‘f' I

r§b1H.`1s' cjsifuaiv ._.._..n»_L\ __¢4i¢,

Els?

the arrival of the Empress) and 9 bury,

who is hounii to s\iccced.»-Oaiiland docs Maple Leaf. tiie

ne St. John' A. H. M. Swartz, Cul-

evening.-

'r

'l‘oront.o; A. J, Meiluarrie, Moncton; will fail next inoiitli, put our YU

_ _ Wm. H. Irving, Moncton, i~eg,istei~eil to sluiiiie by the splendid \/M01'

'uvemge $140’ while much cows “Int at the Clifton House, Summerside, prmsistciice ol his services to

el l id li

than were vamed at $4259' “OW me between il Saturday evening (after cause of iiational sl ence. lo" '

» ' ' ‘ e

the previous evening.--J. the strongest forces in his party;

I --- liis green old use his ardor for c

-Bernard E. McNeill, son ol the but-lias rather deepened than H

late llaiiiel McNeill, oi Summerside, creased. Our greatest figure in litcr- Ty P. E. I., and nephew oi John S. A. utiire is Mr. 'l`homus Hardy, who

McNeill, nl Brockton, Mass., called 72 can yct produce poetry that. 7 at The Maple Leaf ofllce this month livo. The contrast with the ei fa while on a visit to Oakland. Bcmard eenth cfntury is extrnordiiinry. T

came from New York to this coast in the days of Pitt and Fox, on the steamer Yale about three were counteil old at 40, and san

years ago, and has made his home in valetudinarianism at that nge. l?’0it'aiid, Oregon, most oi’ the time public men retain their lieaifii since. He is an energetic young fniiii, strength and are young at 90.

foi all his Bb years, is on

not siiggnst any loss oi vigo racc.

.___....

'-~'I‘, Keith. Petitcodinc; H. D. Bar- FLEA FOR THE DANDELION.

B 1

gory; '1‘. Roy Holman, St. John; 'i`. Fssenhigh (‘_oi~lce, lecturing nt Y- RUWIIIMIB. St- SWIJUBHZ G€0 b~ Royni Pliotogrupliin Sor:iety's Erihi- ~l- OXIBY. HBIHHXZ D~ A~ M‘31UtY\`°» bition in iionrlon in the i'.il-._`i‘;i,

Bathurst; Mr. and Jacklin of tb: English w,1¢1|1.,\\ei-s, said that Bunch 0| K°."S 00°' Blue? *md MW- dandelion ought to be fur more liigli- l3ariow,_ Harry and Mrs. Lambert, ly esteemed than was generauy

‘iiiss Driscoll, Puck Murphy, J. Jay, case*

' Taylor, Williams oi’ the Bunch of it belonged to u tribe of ma

Keys L0" regilitered at the Q“°°“ which were probably the most liigh» I Hotel, Summersidc, between Sl Sat- 1, evolved in bomny and it had '5 urday evening latter the arrival oi tfinfntmties ’

thu Empgoss) End 9 the mevmds It provided an excellent salad,

' its dried roots, ground and roast-

Urhonc your m_‘___y No matter how cd, made an exccileiit substitute " “ ' coli e

small it is it will receive our care- ,

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and ` ai

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have

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til, ith

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tins .'2- rise "P

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This

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will ht-

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and V

for ,.

ul, prompt attention and be deliver- -~ ed to you in as shorts time as _ possiblc.We make u specialty of doc- ,tor's prescriptions by phone. Ask f’-,_ vour doctor to phone thenext one. The MacKinnon Druig`Co., corner Gt.

(London Daily Mail.) '

This is pre-eminently the age oi ' "young oldl men," it has been ss,idl `;'f by a student of modern England, and ff- it is certainly wonderful as we look round to note how much of the most °

energetic work in this country' is he- ing accomplished by those who have

Because they act so gently (ao P‘"K|ng or griping) yet gg thoroughly

ri d K t sz _ Mau.

mme Tons: Ar i~1iNir.'rY - _ ' -_ ' _-_= LAXATIVES r

are best for the children as well as the sfowv--ups. zse. e im si your drug_-;l:'.'s. '

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in Your

°‘ faiamgug ' Konverto Overcoai ,f Values

is ~ - _

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House i

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4

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Mail 0rilir

_;_ I desirable coal f_or fine or stormy weather.; ' t _

We Mcel

S _

I

OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE and we<ai'e heie with the

largest and niost desirable stock ol overcoais ever sliown by ns at the be-

' ' A' d on caii‘t cmpliazlse the word Quality

giauing of the winter season. _ii y

t mucli in These October offerings. No matter what you select liere from a

oo _ , raincoat :it $4 ou to a fur coat at $85.00, you are always sure of ilie utmost

qiiality for your money. It.’s quality that counts -.itiili ns, iirsf, _last and al-

d li ’ ` ‘l it’s so true ol this store tlirit, quality coiisideiecl, prices

ways, an t at s w iy at Prowse’s are lower.

Y- - - --»» __- -ii-,___

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--_,__- ---- ~--sa., ._ ._ .,....f_,..Ȣ __' ' ~- "4 -- '

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I Mr.N's cnssrsssinm oven- COAT. 44 inches long, made from a black Eugiisli beaver cloth single bread-

ed, velvet collar, body linings of strong f

Italian, sizes 36 to 44.

Mcn’s0vei'coaisv$5.90 I l iilen’s0 vercoals$5.9

,l

-l

Made from s heavy warm Englis

Tweed of nice appearance, showing

-uri it iirtern s. Priissian collar style, 50 ni: iz: ion g, t willed _italian body lining,

1 tiiiore-:l. Sizes 36 to 44.

l

Mcifs 0vei'coals 7.0

Young Meii's Tiveed overcoats made

from fdshlonahle 28 oi/_ twceds, Single breasted, Prussian collar, strap on sleeve, duralile lfaiiaii body lliiingi, Ten pat- terns to choose from. Sizes 35 to 44.

Highest tailoring excellence. This

cont is made froiu nn ALL w6ol imported iiiclton, tailored ia the newest senator style, 50 inches long with vent in back, hand felled collars :ind padded shoulders. Sizes. 1,6 to 46. _ ‘

.__

iVien’s0vercoais15. 00

Men`s 0i/crcoals 9.00

_ i ,

A Double breasted nlster made from

a heavy 28 cz. tweed in <i:irl¢ grey _shade

showing ii herring lions stripe rgattern, has converto collar which may e but- toned close at neck or worn open. Sizes

361° 44. __

Boys` 0vei'coais 2.075

Boys' overcoat tailored in ii mat

smart model wiiii velvet collar that but- tons ciose around neck The uialerial is clieviot cioiii. Brass buttons, and well lined. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 years of age.

iilicn’s 0vci'coais 10.00

Men’s Beaver cloth overcoat, made

rom a good quality English Beaver cloth, tailored inilieiiew senator style, 50 inches long, vent in back, velvet collar, g5'oi body linings, sizes 36 to 46.

Boys’ iivercoals 3.9

Made i`roi'n niieavy weight fri

cloth tlils iuakes an excellent coit winter wear. It is tailored in the sin iireasiei fly front -'*vIe velvet col Sizes to fit boys 'rom 8 to i5 years

BRE. I ‘

.

\

2

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1 .'- \ s

already exceeded the Biblical span. _

l.'ord Strathcona, whose activity in

bixiihincss continfuesh unahated and w ose anne ite or ard mental ex- ertion is'as insatiable as of old, lnipt

his 92nd hirthdag recently. Lord Wemyss, though _ls 94th birthday fell lust Sunday, still ioilows modern 1

, .sl §.i';.f°»"°°-'

Poultry Regulator

W ' - "" » ~ I' . cpl .

in stares, offices or factorial, when tina dnstlasm

z:*oi\ their lest, ialimly suffer

palm, cram

lens. and wtllt instep or with ‘nhl -HGH! dawn arch.

I and :.°fif»°§:»m tag:

severe and the een- ` ‘ ,t

A’ , ~

Do Your Feel Ache? lil

iii.-. Q25.; ;.¢lt§i»f»“é&li3 ‘i

lf it is not remedied,

dldon more serious. ~

_ #WJ 'zfmiy-J A . ‘_ ,f -»m.‘.“?;»f"°oi tw--to

.ifé .. ...,

Scholl “Foot-l':ii'2'er" _

Immediate relief in

and a

orb and

wi

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tl th

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_ ,_-...Q "0, 5-\,'Y'..s.l iiieii s iercoals _

We haves large rnnge of patterns

in this popular priced overcoat. All ilie new twced effects and also black beaver and urelton clotlisin the new senator

styles, 50 inclies long. The tailoring is first class in every respect.

.F

blue iiiael: Maikiiiaw cloth, soft and warm, seauis :ire piped, and llie. hood and body are lined with red flannel A self coliur buitons close at necltl 'Slzés for ages 3 to ro years. '

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0 Price lo

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l

‘ ALWAYS sEi.`sc1'

..._ _ H1M»1'1‘1s_1;@e»» no ,

Boys’ 0v<rcoais 4.25

The Red River Co it-Made from i

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_1‘I__%Ster Mason

'_ , Out Plug The reliable brand cut from our

original “AiiiiiucAN Niivv” Plug,

sein sv su. busses _ _ lussucrusso sr 0

ROCK CITY ‘I"blA¢GD 60. GUEIEC-_

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