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' ` Gillis $1; Mr. Jo_hn Biggs $1; Mr.

1 ._._-. l 3 Duncan McTavish $1; Mr. Charles

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wliestion of dnmiffiswdl ihgiiigedgff

. solitaire and combination settings Every

diamond is guaranteed ilawless,/pure in

you find by comparison, very moderlzit es

W. W. Wellneii

_ Jewellers, Engravers, etc. 3107-11~1Mwrtr.ExtabhSh°d 1868'

Cutting Our ric

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E. Lyon

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Work unexcelled. _

Moderate -Prices.

Amateur's'work 'given personal

attention '

107 Queen St. Ch'Town Phone 68]

_ Timo Tabla. Rocky ‘Point Fsrry.

_ I. I. Hillsboro.

Leave Cirtown _ Leave Rocky Point

V138 a. m. _ 8.00 .am. 8.3 ~a,m_ 9.00 a.m. s.s_p_g,|n_, 10.00 s.m. _11l0¢_'¢,g, 11.80 5.111.

_ Men’fs

1 Shoes

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ond St. Last

`There’s a certain superio- rity- that is always -appar- ent in the Men's Shoes we sell. We are “out of the rut” shoe men for our shoes are different. -

$5.00 to $6.00

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$.80 `s.m. IUNDAY 1 AI, p._rn.. 2.00 p.m;

4.00 p.m. 1 -

On Thursday the 3.80 trip

' i‘°°"'“'lEastern S., S. Lines

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srnor Cobb.

Steamship Calvin Austin, and Gov-

omitted. ’ ' ' ` ll. IIURPHY. Hansson

.PLANT Im; ~ s. s. HALIFAX from charlot- tetown every Friday at noon.- From Boston every Tuesday at noon. ' ' _

_oFor further informationapply

it _ JAS. CARRAGHER. Charlottetown. Agent-

sf'

A Tic|¢lis_h_` _Proposition Our Coal is boundto tickle the whole famiiy~eithcr directly or 'is ‘tick1ed_i.y. me nice ii§t°i.si'°” “iii wickmemiiiié ‘ _ ul 04 hut thatpcynables' ‘Lex to keep a

Leave °lt.~John. Mon.. Wed.. lull

.Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec. Eastport,

Portland and Boston. Return, leave Central Wharf Boston, Mon., Wed., and Fri.. at 9 s. m.

MAINE STAMSHIP LINI ITIAMBHIPS NORTHLANO AND NORTH STAR

Rpduced fares in effect . .

$3.00 to NEW YORK

Reduced Stateroom Prices.

Lbsvc Franklin wharf, Portland,

Tues. Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.00 p. m._

City Ticket Oilice, 47 King Street. A. G. Currie. Agent. Bt. Joilsl. N. I. A. I .Fiominm 1'.F.AP.A. It John. Now Brunswick.

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_ whoiissis and Retail Now is the time to but ill YOU.

Wiutsrfs Supply of Coal when roads are good. weather duo. Ill Dl'|°°lj l0W0ll.. -

_ _“__ car-_

Wo have a good “Wm 303

i - took suitabls .for ill-1° §‘¢.Im W.-pcm ma nw has

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W s ly ‘ tained splendid results and recomm- ends it highly. The woman who is seeking a_porfect_ complexion - will ilnl¥_Uslt an inestimable aid. All good druggists carry lt. Manufactured by th&_`».Uslt ` Manufacturing Company, Limited, 476 Roneesvalles avenue,_ Toronto. _

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Mr. Ben. McEwen 50c.; Mr. Baxter Hubley 25c.; Mr. A. F. McDonald 25c.; Mr. Nelson Cantlo 30c.; Mrs. J. Buchanan 30c.; Mrs." D. Cantlo 25c.; Mrs. Flora McLeod 28s.; Mrs.’»D. Mc- Aulay _25c.; Mrs. A. McDonald 25c.; Mr_. Jas. Cantlo 25c. Total $12-.35

NEWTON, (Belfast)- Collected by

Mr. J. W. McLeod, teacher.-Capt.

Nicholson $1; Mr. Chas. Nicholson $1; Mr. Norman Nicholson $1; Mr. Murdock Anderson $1; Mr. Herman McDougald $1; Mr. Alex. McDouge.ld $1; Mr. John McLellan $1; Mr. Jas.- Griilln $1; Mr. Rody McPherson $1; _Mr. Herbert.Martin $1; Mrs. Wm. Smith 50c.; Mr. Chas. Nicholson 50c.; Miss Jennie McLellan 50c.; Mr. ‘Mick Griilln 50c.; Mr. Joe Griilln 509.; Mr. Aubrey McL`éllan 25c.; Mr. John Mc~ Leod 50c. Total $33.25. _

MT. BUCHANAN, - Collected by

Mrs. M. W. Murchison.--Mr. _Neil Morrison $5 Mr. D. P. Murchison $2.50; Mrs. Sarah McDonald $2.50; Mrs. John A. McLeod $1; Mrs. Doug- ald McKinnon $1; Mrs. John McKin- non $1; Mr. John McKinnon $1; Mr. 'John L. Nicholson $1; Mr. Rod’k Mc- Rae $1; Mr. Douglas Buchanan $1; Mr. John B. Buchanan $1; Mrs. Geo. Buchanan $1; Mrs. Alex. Smith $1; Mrs. J. D. Murchison $1; Mr. J. D. Murchison $1; Mr. M. W. Murchison $1; Mrs. J. A. Stewart 50c.; Mrs. Chas. D. McLeod 50c.; Mr. Chas D. McLeod 50c.; Mr. J . W. McLeod 50; Mrs. J. W. McLeod 50c.; Mrs. Angus E. Martin 50c.;‘Mrs. M. W. Murchi- son 50c.; Miss Alice Murchison 50c.; Mr, Neil A. McLeod 30c.; Mr. Angus McLeod 20c.; Miss Sadie Stewart 12c.; Miss Lina Stewart 10c.; Miss Annie Martin 25c.; 'Misswlennie Mc- Neil 25c.; Mr. Herbert McNeil 25c. Total $28.47.

TRAFALGAR DAY

Eldon. Collected by Misses A. Mc-'

Rae. M. Moore. M. Martin and B. M. McWllliam.-Mr. W. Mutch $4; Mr. Jas. St. C. Moore $4; Mr. Andrew Dixon $3; Rev. J. W. McKenzie $2.50; Mr. D. A. McLeod .$2; Mrs.’ D. A. McLeod $2; Mr. A. J. Mc- Wllliam $2; Mr. Percy McLean $2; Miss Jane McTavish $1; Miss Annie McDonald $1; Mr. Malcolm Flniayion $1; Mr. T. McLellan $1; -Mrs. T. Mc- Lellan $1; Mr. Frank Halliday $1; Mrs. J._ Halliday $1; Mrs. John Hub- ley $1; Mr. John Hubley $1; Mr, Lauchlin Ross $1; Mr. J. R. Mc. Wmiilllli $1; Rev. C. Peterson $1; Mr. Neil McKenzie $1; Mrs. T. McRae $1; Miss Annie McRae $; Miss Mar- Zarct Martin $1; Miss Sarah McTav» '_sh $1; Miss Belle McDonald $1; Miss Etta Mcwllliam $1; Mr. J. D. Martin $1; Mr. C. C. McLean $1; Mr. M. F. McDonald $1.00 Mr. Hugh Gillis $1; Mr. A. G. Smith $1; Mr. N. Lan-abee $1; Mr. Angus McLeod $1; Mr. J. J”. M0Wf|li8l'll $1; Mr. John McDonald $1; Mr. Alex. McTavish $1; Mr, N, A- GUNS $1: Mrs. James Nicholson $1; Mr. Jas. Larrabee 75c.; Mrs. D. A. McDonald 40c.; Mrs. M. Mclssac 50c.; Mrs. Williamson 60c.; Mrs. D.

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EXCTRSION RATES

Vancouver & Victori_a,B. C. SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGLES, Cal.

On Sale da‘ly t N vembe 30th Good .to Retuim u:itii?D¢cemlber 31st

$122.80

From Charlottetown (Via Point du Chene)

G G i d R t i i . e _ Gcinms Uhi2:s¢3letui=ii`g§v?:VLi§§Lvcr. _

or vice versa, $i7.50 a ditionai. ` AUTUMN----The Tinre to See the ¢'

CANADIAN RQCEIQ st thai: Beat- w. n. aowzuw. n.P.a.. o.r.ii.. se. isa...

_ Sail_i.\i£6._

From IDNDON From llA§llAX~

_ _ ...BTEAHRR _

- _ _ Kanawha Oct. |$th.

Ocnstth Rappahannock Nov._'i_3th " Nov.7th `8h¢sadosls ~~ Nov.I’ltli_

hom HALIIAX

Nfid. VisNtld.

O,!.l1th. Lexington _

- tigv. lrd ‘ Ihrsaso Nov. _sith

Above aailioss us not gssraatssd and

_sldence at the corner of Main and .Breakwater Sts.°

"Aus'rRAi.iA eivss ' ` -

operation in the determination to

,sponse to the King's message appeal- ing for volunteers. The Premier add- » Keep this perfect stomach doctor in

'McCall 50c.; Mrs.'Ls.mont 50c.; Mrs.

, _ cc Lady n

1-' _hum ‘osmaa 1

Rev.,E. E. Styles will preach next Sunday as follows:-Souris at 11, .Bridgetown at 7. ’ ' - '

.nciiunci-i or sco'rLANo.--

Rev. Ewen McDougall will preach., Sabbath, _Nov. 7th, at Brooklyn at -10.30, Peters Road at 2.30 and Murray River at 8.30. Also~Monday, 8th, at iris, Tuesday 9th at Belle River and Thursday 11th at Point Prim at 7 p.m.

_UFCHURCH ROAD SCHOOL.- The following ls the standing of the

pupils of Churc€__Ros.d School for the month of Octob . Grade V.- (Sr.)- Ethel James,average '82, Grade V.- (Jr.) 1, Horace James; 2, ‘Nelson

'Wesley James. Grade III.-1, Alice Sanderson; 2, Florence James; 3, Elmira Sandersonf Grade II.-1, Mar- garet Beaton. Grade I.-1, Margie Sanderson; 2, Charlie James; 3, Dor- othy Sanderson. A. Campbell, Teach- er.

..*A BUSY DAV.- Trafalgar Day

was duly observed in Kingsboro, the principal feature being the taking up of the general collection in aid of the Red Cross Fund. Mrs. S. A. Robert- son and Mrs. 'Robert Robertson can vasssd Wesiiern Kingsborq, Mrs. Stanford Robertson, Munn's Road and Miss McNeill, Kingsboro East. Ow- ingfto the untirlng efforts of the teacher, Miss Mary L. McNeill, the absentees who were not canvassed on that day were later collected from, so that every household was given an opportunity to contribute. The total collected amounted to over $30.00.

.JSTUDENT8 GIFT FUND.-The

.following has been collected by Miss Annie G. McEwen from the pupils of South West, Lot 16 school for the stu- dents gift fund. Bessie Baglole .10; Hilda Baglole .10; Ray McKinnon .10; John McKinnon .10; Marion Ramsay .05; Jean Ramsay .05; Ralph Monk- Iey .20; Leslie McKinnon .15; Ur- ville McKinnon .05; Olive Campbell .05; Austin Campbell .10; Elia Camp- bell .10; Willie Burch .10; Dan Mc- Kinnon .10; Maxis Campbell .15; Bradford Burch .10;_ Ellie Burch .15; Gladys Smith .15; Spurgeon Smith .15; Wilma Smith .10;.__ Jessie Burch .05; Lina. Burch .05; Sterling Mc- Lean .10. Total $285.

‘EASTERN PERSONALS

--..*Miss Ethel McDonald instructor ol music and Miss Mary L. McNeill

teacher Kingsboro gpent Sunday in Elmira.. 1 » __ - ~

' ..*Miss Margaret! Grady, ,who has beenspendlng the _summer with her parents, at Baltic, has left on return to New York.' '

..°Dr. J. T. Sullivan, Souris has

removed to his newly purchased re-

1B0;Q00 SOLDIERS

MELBOURNE. oct. za.-Australia

already has provided 160.000 soldiers. "as an assurance of her hearty co-

carry the war to a successful issue.” Thus Andrew Fisher, the Premier. telegraphed King George today in re-

ed that the King's appeal will evoke a patriotic response from the people of Australia and tend to augment greatly the ranks of those unlisted.

¢_~_-_-_- -,-_-_-_~_-_~v-_-_~;_-_-_-_Q -_-,-,~_-_-_~_ -.-_-,-_-_~~,-_-,-; .-,-_-,-_-

Cousins 50c.; Mrs. Mary Murray 50c.; Mr. Norman McPherson 50c.; Mr.Joe Robertson 50c.; Mr. A. C. Buchanan 50c.; Mrs. Robert McWilliam 25c.; Mrs. T. F. West 25c.; Mr. Geo. Davis 25c.; Mr. Sherman Bowers 25c.; Mr. Everett Le Seur 25c.; Mr. Fred McDonald 25c.; Mr. Hugh McDonald 25c.; Mr. R. Longard 25c.; Mr. Hec- tor Buchanan 25c. Mr. Eddy Buchanan 25c. Total, $60.65.

Canadian Mail Steamer

Leaves lntercoionlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia, ~

I MONDAY AND THURIDAY ,

of each week, on arrival of tha morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. I. Island, and there awaits the arrival ot the after- noon train from Charlottetown;

:hence to llsgdaisn Islands as fol- ows: _ '_ MONDAY-Lssvs Soilrliffor Etang-

dn-Nord, Ahlwrs¢,»Gri|i_lstono island

argl” Point Bossa. Returning, callous

_I #Win lollrll.

an raw

THU AV-IAIIOI. ` lolrla for Amhsrss,» gBrlndst.on¢ Island, Point Bossa and drand ls _ .' ltstarolns calls at _Point Bossa _ _stor.:.. .am- nmt. souls me to Picton.

On the iirat CHD ill.. months of

JUDO. J\l_lY.- 5001!; ' mm# _ . “ Bay to liod mails asdllsssssngars for

Amherst -thsiios Island Rs- tlrolns. 'bulls at _ ~ _ crimi- stonq ment and _

_l_'or. or --apply so

wn;_;ggoss_srsoit e o»t1_i`s..ur.' 'i`vss,- _'ii' ` _

James. Grade IV.--, Lloyd James; 2,_ Butter lb (creamery)

"“h‘;'h‘;‘ ‘_’_:}_i_'_‘d_’:‘j}____;'_‘_’_'§_‘j_‘{ E_f:'"°_f_;§ .ssounis AND aninesrowm- Youns for Sydney. Tipperary. Cant:

Walters for Lunenburg*

iiilniiiiiis

CIPTOWN MARKETS

Butter. per lb 98-80 Fowl per lb 10 .Chickens 12 to 14 Hay pressed $13 Buckwheat, 75 to 90 Wheat, per bus. 90 to 1.00 Oats 42 to'44

Eggs. dozen, 28-gg

Tub butter per lb Potatoes, per bus, new Beef per lb., retail

Pork

Turnips,

Wool, per lb.

Straw

S’SIDE MARKETS

Butter. (dsiry)) per lb. 92 to 23c. Butter (creamery) per lb. ' 81c. Calfskins, per lb. 13c. Chickens, (dressed) por lb . 12 to 15c. Eggs, per doz. 26c. Hay. Dressed, per ton $10 to $13 Hay, loose, per ton $9 to $10 Hides, per lb. _ 14c. Oats (black) per bus. 471: Oats (white) per bus. 45c Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $3.50 Potatoes, per bush. 50

Straw, (pressed). Der ton $62.él0

$1.00 to $1.25

Turnips, per bush

Wool. per lb. 26 to 40c.

Wheat, per bus.

CHICAGO MARKETS

(Special t'o The Guardilan)

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Wheat No. 2,

rea, $1.10 to s1.12,°Nc. 3 red, s1.o5i,§ to $1.10; No. 2 hard, nominal; No. 3 hard, 97c to $1.01.

Corn, No. 2 yellow, 64% to 65c.; No.

2 white 63% to 640.

Oats No. 3 white 361/4 to 37c.; Stan-

dard, 39% to 40c.

Rye, No. 2, $1.02. Barley, 53 to 62c.

Timothy $5.00 to $8.00. __

Clover, $10.00 to $11.00.

Pork -14.40. ‘

Lard $8.92.

Ribs $9.75 to $10.50.

50 to 60 10 to 12

10%

25 to 40

$6.50

$l[lMlEH llIlS FINE!

lil] liillllillllllii. [SiS HEAHTHUHN. MIIDITY

“PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN" FIXES SICK. SOUR, UPSET STOMACH3 IN FIVE MINUTES

You' don’t want a slow remedy

when our stomach is bad-or an un- certain'one_-or a harmful one-your stomach is too valuable; you mustn’t injure it with drastic drugs.

Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for its

speed in giving relief; its harmless- ness; its certain, unfailing action in regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachs. Its millions of cures, in lndigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the _world over.

your home-keep it handy-_-get a large ilfty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn‘t agree with them. if what they eat lays like lead, ferments _ and souizs and forms gas; causes head- ache, dizziness and nausea; eructa- tions of, add and undigested food- rsmember as soon as Pape’s Diapepsin comes Lt contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. Its prompt- ness, certainty and ease in overcoming the worst stomach disorders is a reve- lation to those who try it.

King’s County

Liberal-Conservative Convention

A Convention of the Liberal-

Conservative Party of King's County will be held at Georgetown on Wednesday, Nov. 8rd, 1915, at 1 p.m., for the purpose of nominat- ing a Candidate in the Liberal-

Conservative interest in King; County in place of Mr A. . Fras€r.'

Each Poll is requested to have

the usual number of delegates in attendance.

JOHN McLEAN. ‘

~ Vice-President. 3920-10-'lm23i.

_Eyes

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our guarantee means something We are not here today and away tomorrow; you knowiust where to Find us. ~ Comfortable vision or your money back. No guess work.

Accurate, scientific measure- mentsandtests.

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1 ' ' ‘ ` --- sortion for advertising in this ool-

"'_"" \ ..*D F. 1'l!%N_=_l{. is Guardian rs=~umn. 'Cash must accompany order.

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_-f ".1 \ _ e 2' " .. .< uar '1 ge, o. 7, I. 0. 0. . meets on

1, ' __ ~ __ ‘_ ` _ ` F°"‘ "‘° °°"'P'°"'°"' Representatives for Montague. ‘ Thursday at 8 nmiesiharp. A full st-

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bun __ me freshness and __ th where she took on mail and passen f°U°Wil1S Schooners cleared from A; _ ' » _ 1 _ ,.

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ln use for over 80 ents. has bo othe si noturo o

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and has been made under his por- _ ~sonul supervision since its infancy,

. Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Couuterfeits, Imitations and “Just-ns-good ” are but . _

- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of

lnlauts and Children-Experience against Exporinic us.

.What is CASTDRIA .

Unstorln. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, I‘aro» _'

gon-ip, Drops and Soothi.u§ Syrups. It is pleznsriiit. 1|; ' contains neither Opium, Iorphino nor other Narcotic ' substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it luis been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flntulcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething' Troubles und Diurrhmn. It regulates the Stomach and Bowvls, assimilutes the Food, giving healthy mid natural sleep. ' The Chi1dren’s Panacea.-The Mother’s Friend. _

assume CASTORIA1 Atwavs

Bears the Signature of

in Use For liver 30 Years 1

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I The Kind You Have Always Bought

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New Silver Munn Base Burner

with and iwithout Revertible Flue also Hard Coal for use with same, and all at prices for cash that Will meet any competition in 'the Province.

Poole & Thompson A Ltd

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We have just received 7b more of the famous genuine NEW BUR- RELL-JOHNSON Silver Moon Base Burners, acknowledged to be the best made, andnwe are selling them lower than any concem in Canada. '

Note these prices- A No. 10......................$13.00 No. No. No. 11 Revertible Flue...19;00 No. 12 “ “.....23.00 Prices include first Tee Joint ot-

Pip_e. Terms strictly net spot cas .

Now is your chance to secure one of 'these famous

heaters at such ridiculously low_ prices. Get pregared for the cold weather by purchasing one of these liver Moons today _

_ For 50 years we have been the leaders in Stoves

and Ranges. _ .

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