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P. S.--We curry an oxccileiit

The wide array that you

“i>~°ii--1 T P ---1NcoM1>ARABLE , I

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find in every department in i

this store makes it very easy to choose.

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How are you hooked up .

on (ch_est protectors arid I Chamois Vests?)

We’s showing some very

new ones at $1.00 that are

fine.

Crutches-'_I`russes- Sup- porters, Hospital goods, Sur- I gical supplies.

This is the place forev-

erything in the drug line.

E. A. rosri;

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75

' Fountain Syringes. ‘E -_

, line of llot \\_’uter Bottles and

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watch. Send it aroundlto me -

F.S. Mitchell..

'l`l\: Practical Watch and Clock Rcpnirei- 2Sll Ouceh St Vharlnttcto wn I " *l

Hlllil. IIIIIIIIIIIIS

' J- S- Duffy. Sylliwyi MI‘S.D1ill'. WSE from their lioiieyniocn spent in Upper (At 5yd,.,ey_)

Louise llniy, Heston; J. \\. liege

li. Caiiadiaii ~ _ y ‘

Frerlericloii, 1’-.;_-‘\. Ill. Ulliliff. I-lalilnx Inst evening, where they A1810, _[_ “_ DM.ke_ L;0ut_ H_ [__ M0I\U`@i\l» J- A liliiililliilfli l3<‘i“liii. spent a feiv days before returning Be,_hu“e_ Lieut S_ Bagmm_ Q_M_S_ A_ Out.; Victor l\'i1'l)onaltl. Mt. Stewart; homo, Bm.ke_ 0_R_S_ 0_ S_ Mcmachem.

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D. A. Fraser, 'l`yiie Valley; ld. R.

Brown (Sp, . ) ; _ icson, lt. E. Jziiiiieson, wife and cliil Miss K. Doiicette, Ilowlirtl Sutherlaii

wart; (‘lias. lliixtoii, Alina; Jas. I Kake, St. Joliii, N. ll.; Roy lil. Melnia Lot. 16; ll. ii‘. (`ol\ooii, North Sydney J. J. Mcllade, St. .loliii, N. ll.; tleorgt C. Oluiiii, Sydney; W. Id. Whitiiia_

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Picton; J. W. Donaliue, Lake Aiiisl .,

N. S. ‘

VICTORIA. J. T. Stems, Tlios liisltiiiii, Soiii' S. C. Clark. Mt. Steivart; W. ll Prowsc, Murray lliii'lnini~; J.

to; L. M. (‘Iirislie, 'I`i'\\|‘o; (‘. llliit

I). Meilonalrl, Tliriiisli; i\. J. \\ilso Boston; E. M. llixon, St John.

QUEEN.

Il. 'J. Ncwliiirry, Illoiitrenl; S. Reid, Tryon; Neil itll-Qiinirie. Sn ineraide: J. (". Awliiliiilii. Sl John: (‘., Mcl’h rson, NX.; li. iioswell, V iorin; Howiirtl, Slieiliuc; J. Lloliiiston, St Louis.

Charlottetown yesterday.

ing in Cornwall.

Sourls West, was among visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.

Priest at Tignish, arrived in Char- lottetown by the Express last night.

turned to Charlottetown last night by the Express.

a short visit to this city returned yes- terday to Halifax.

have returned to the city from Alber- ton where they were visiting.

is, is at present in the city, and re- gistered ut the Queen Hotel.

was among visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.

was registered at the Victoria Ilotcl, (‘harlottctown yesterday.

i>Eiis_o_NiiLs I

Mr. S. C. Clark. Mt. Stewart, was in

Mrs. I. Crosby, Marshfield, is visit-

Mr. Thomas Klckhani, merchant of _

Father Dougald McDonald, Parish

Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P.. re-

Mr. G. H. Hoop;’\_vho has been on

Mr. and Mrs. Thon1as_.Wl1kinsoii _

ltev. Father J. F. Johnston, St. Lou-

Mr. J. Frank Steriis, Souris East,

Mr. W. ll. Prowse, Murray Ilnrbor,

Public Works, came to Charlottetown by the express train last night.

Mrs. Ed. Nicholson and her sister,

Miss Lois McEwen. Charlottetown. ;Lfa;hc0m,_ Horse). mam A

l|?;‘l__?;_;s“’rday morning °“ 0' Visit to .eiurgey (now with Royal Canadi

' ' lrugoonsl; Sergts. W. Squarebrigg

(_ A. McFadyen, F. Gaudet; Corpl

Capt. John Read and Mrs. Read

were asscngers arriving in Charlotte A

to attend the funeral of the late Mr. J. ll. McKenzie.

arrived in Cliarlottetown last evening

cities The ranie from

creased from $4,127,000 to $5,598,000, while exports to West Indies increas-

t»8 00 to $5,075,000 Inv

ld. cd I`roni $4.1I`,0 I _ . _ ( _ iii-_ ports froiii the United Kingdom tell N,,_ 3 Hmm,-y__Se,.g[_ E_ H,,artz_

l'i'oiii 145 to 114 millions, but exports

I.. ~ ie- to tho llnitcd liingdoni grew froin 185 ge,~gt_ |1_ M,._Le0d_ M_ Swvensom F.

to 218 niilllons. lniports from the llnited States fcll from 448 to 873 millions, while exports to the United Stiitns increased from 175 to 209

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We Can Save You Money On A Piano

We are wholesale as Well

as retail Piano dealers-We buy in immense €1U2“l1Ue?'T_ buy for cash,and we thiii buy closer than most dealers. As a result our prices. oilfi-

. ity considered are as low gr

lower than the same Q00 S can .be purchased in any other part of Canada. _ Our easy Payment P an makes it easy f0i' YOU U’ Q35 for the piano. Let US .ie you more about our servi

‘I and pnces.

riiitlsii oiios.

nillllons. Good Sleep

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Goodlleallli

Exhausted Nerves were Fully Rc- otorod by Dr. Cha|e‘s Nerve Food

When the nerve lorce expended in

the day's work and in the act. of living is not replenished by restful sleep at night you'have cause to be alarmed, as physical bankruptcy stares you in the face. This letter directs you to the most satisfactory cure for sleep-

lessness.

Mr. Dennis Macklin, Maxloii,Sask.,

writes-“I have just finished using the sixth box of Dr. Cliase's Nerve Food, and I must say that when l commenced using it my nerves were so bad that I could scarcely get any sleep. I would lie in bed nearly all night without sleep, and anyone who has this trouble knows the misery of sleepless nights. The Nerve Food helped me from the start, and has built up my nervous system wonder- fully. I now enjoy good, sound sleep, and instead of feeling tired in the morning I nm strong and healthy, and well fitted for my daily -work."

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a

box, 6 for $2.50; all dealers, or Ed- manson, Bates & Co.. Limited, To- ronto.

"Opened today. New Frillings, Em-

broidered Aprons,_ Childrens Wool Dresses. Stanley Brno. 6866-10-ZSMBI.

loo, Gentlemen ond Juniors lt special prices. 0349-11-SMU.

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"89o. will buy you o good lwosto Coat. Soo Psion: Window. ~

0849-11-SMU. '<1

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town hy the Express last night from ID(':1ra°_IeV_ _]_ MSc'D0m'_ld E_ H_ Pidgeo b“'“m"SIde' ______ Hebert Duvar, Neil Walker.

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It ls Dr. Gordon Alley and Mr. J. A. Far- _ FOUR-|-H REG|MEN-T CANADM

omefid. So no matter what happens to youi quhnrsonl Charlpttetowll' returnml lam ' ARTILLERY.

evening from Picton, where they went - - .

------“ -sei-ins. A. Bruce, ir. Kelly, B. v

'mlomei New “Wk HW? ‘l“"' W' " lderstine; Corpls. J. Haszardu

""d“"`ll T"‘"°“I" E ']““_;` S N | G | \ Moore, A. Tait; Dems. F. Cox, F

i F";G.J.Ab' D.,G.B- ___ ___\;:”_LG_S_gi'_B_ _(_ [;'e_i:;i§___§_ )Burc___“;l Rev. R. J. Mncdoiiald. Brea, Lot

C_&iiS0. N. S.; Getirsc lliii‘\i0. 0'Lii‘-fl§`1'§ Bourke, D. Carr, F. Conroy, G. Con l. VV. l\’lt'.l1t‘0!i, li. A. l’lg(ill, llll. bitt- “ol-5_ R_ Clm-kiln E_ (}a,.le,_0“_ R

I- 'Cliaiidler tSig.), W. Dewar, I.. Devi “< _”"" T. Doyle, P. Doyle, J. Gordon,

; O’1"I‘AWA, Nov. 2-The trado state- H0“,att_ V_ Hm,,att_ E_ Hmmesg e nisiit of the Trade and Coniinerce (Dv,-_)_ \v_ Hennessgy (Dvr.), A. ii, llopartinent for the twelve months _|,,,m.,s_ “_ Kenv_ G_ }.<_ Matheson

ending Aug. 31 shows that the total MumnS_ C_ B_ Murrey (Sig_)_ E_ M trltdeof Canada was $1,063,908,233. (Dv,-_,_ _‘_ McC0,.mB_,_. (C00k)_ ‘ The exports lind grown from 413.000,- MCCm.mn_ L_ Mcpougalp W_ Mchm

is; 000 to 488,000,000, while the imports W_ McG“|gm,_ A_ McKmn,_,n_

fell from 686 to 549 millions, tho prin- M(,[_ea“_ [)_ MULCML C,_ H_ MCLQ

Ili, elpzil iii<-rcuscs in exports were: i,_ |.r_ r)_ M(.r_e0(|_ };_ Mcheod (gig

McLean, New l’ci°lIi; J. tl. (lt'ei-tilees, Animal produce from 43 io 61 W_ Nelsom L_ R0bm.|_50n_ G_ p_ ROD Sydney, NS.; t‘. I). \\'i'l-_vl`nrtl. ’l`oroii- niilliniis; agricultiiral products from som _y_ (~,_ Simw_ L_ Smm,_ _]_ Sm,

-kio, 159 to 183 million: manufactures from W_ \V,,_|km-_ A_ Wmimmu Comm

}il1lll'8X§ l"i‘iliik l»0iil!l\\ll'>ll» i\l0'\\l`<‘-‘lil 43 U’ ‘lil ‘“‘m°“*" Stanley. C. Rattee, l\'ieCalluni; Ser

" ii. liiiports from tho West Indies ln- K_ Mm-tin; Gm L_ M(._Mm,m_ _

“Hundrods ol' Sweater Costs, Lld-

iniii nl tinluun

Country at the Front and w_ C,,,,,.,,,, _i.....,,.. s..,.,,...,, E

(with N°' 2 sta“°"ary H°°pit°l') Sergeants V, Rodd; V. Coyle ll. Bald-

, ., (’l‘Sl.O!\; I-1 . - . . . ,

,. \,_,i_'}‘_f’_§;““ ““‘-1-Q““"~°‘m“§‘°’ J“‘““S 5- B. ivi.-cniiuni, i>. noon; oierirs 'r. 'limi-

' nor, L. J. Millmaii; Cooks Meliityre,

sioNAi_i.i°No cones.

(At the Front.)

Mr. W. 'l‘. Wellner and bride return .

ed home by the Express last night BCGPS LCSUG B011. 1'. (`1lIiiDl>0ll. E.

S t. E t W k , R ll . ’ . . -

from their wedding trip. stegvragrt Gggfge C____‘f§h_s____ }(;::__;_ (__.arr, Jos. Carr, Wm. (linisson, llen _________,_____,

____ W__m__ci_ v______o__ McLeod' Cl ____ _(_-onrad, Wlf. Daniels, Hugh Daniels, ' .

; Mr. Neil McQuarric, K. C., Summer-' Scott '_ ’ y John Doiron, L. J. Doiron, J. lloiigaii, ` _ , ,Q

aide, was in Charlottetown yesterday ' * . H- EHSGFY, S. Fei‘l:USOii. li. Giilliiiii. A. . '- \ f<<'\` "

Carnhuni, R. Gaudet, F. llen<lei'soii, J. ` n \` . , , ,_ ,., ,

‘ LI- "J '35 - ~..Tl%`1- I 1` loft'

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left yesterday morning on a visit to fs - _ New 13;-imswk-k, “meer °f °°ml’°s"e banallom alll, John McFarlane, Win. l\’l<-l\‘arlnne

John McGregor, A. Mcliinnon, R. Mc-

I-lon. Jas. Mc-Neill, Commissioner of PFHNCE EDWGSQJESLAND LIGHT

(At the Front.)

Maier I.. H. Beer (now Llent., Lord

M.

Rogers, D A MacDonald Troope d Gilli F Alexander,

(At the Front.)

B.S.M. George Brady; Bonis.

Mrs- *\'“‘f@“' N““'S°“~ i`f"'f“‘l9“@' src-iiiiur, s. Elliot; ora. J. noivdeii, w.

t_owii, returned lionie last night troin Higgim,_ w_ M_,mmS_ lm Stewa,.t_ _L George -,md Kem Stream me bnskatooii, Sash., where she had been Mchmis; B0m_ ‘__ Gaudet; Gl.S_ F_ visiting her daugliter, Mrs. (.arl Mun- Je“mns_ (3_ M(._Im,is_ D_ A_ MBCDOH roe, for the past two months. E_ Davey_ S_ Doriom W_ D0y1e_

"-“T _ Savidant, E. llillier, F. Major, N.

lion. Murdoch Mchinnnn and bride \va\ke,._ D_ McKi,m0“_ K_ McLea“_

V. D.

Boatcs, -R. Fader, H. McLean, Hustes.

At Canso) `

Mclloiinld, I‘. btewnrt D. Mclac

K. Mclieotl, J. Steel, I1. Dwyer,

A. Morgan, E. McNevin, A. MoDon 'W.Scantlcbury, F. Lane, J. Ottaw 'J. Sterns, ’i`. Nisbett. W. Smith, Warburon, C. Garnhum, E. Doble, Carr, R. Acorn, W. McCabe, J. Co

'Waterman. _ EIGHTY-SECOND ABEGWEIT LIG

INFANTRY. '

(At the Front.)

stoned otiicers and ineii of the 8

tant; Captain George Campbell Company; Lleiit. F. B. McRae, ll Co

pany; Lieut. Cyrus Martin, H Co 'pany; Colour-Sergt. J. J. Simmons, Company; John McLaren, A Co pany: W. C. Crosby, A Compa

J. Welsh, A Company; Sergt. S.

B Company; Corpl. _Louis Jenkins, Company; Pte. Thomas Burns, C Co

`L. Marshall, D Company; Pte. Henderson, D Company; Sergt. J. Marshall, D Company; Col.-Sergt. S. Desltoche, F Company; Pte. D.

isto, G Company; Pte. H. White. Company; Sergt. A. L. Collet, Company. '

'but were there tumsd down as me cally unilt for pversea service.)

(At Halifax.)

' 'Roll of officers, N.(‘..0.'s and men

|- Composite Company from 82nd Regt- bl- ad b f _

nt for gsrrisonduty at I-lsllfax:_T me if ri:AN'|f’dil"l‘4_;';_§__¥qE_i_ni’:'ri:'m

1| ; ‘ 0, ._

mor F. Boulior; Lieut. G. Elliot F

Mclnnls, E. Kelly, E. McManus; 'Company-John A. Gallant, P. l’in (Sergt.), D. White, Wm. Doyle, \

The Island Volunteers Who`Asher",c§f§“M{,’§,i‘§‘§"DTIi2I§I§‘.i'...];

-_ Y ig 1 ' g L ami -3,

laughter and was a “ real good 'un."'try Miiitys Chaicrriiiig Breéle. Price

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Taylor, Norman Wilcox; B Company In the end she is caught. The detec-I -Chester Boyce. Scott Darrnh, John tive, after she has confessed every-IA song, “ The l‘all to Arms," by MrI2.'ic. per box. E. A. Foster, Central ~

C thliig, goes by her direction and*

ean arrests the spy, restoring the docu- Vin. I nients to the Ambassador, who in the ouc- meantime has beeirtaken to the spy's -R. den and subjected to torture. “Mr

_Dewitt Cairns (words and music by 1)mg;¢_0r¢_ 52g4.10.30M3i_ Mr Frank Cliver) was excelieiit, Mi- __________.__--

DeWitt Cairns was accorded it hearty 'f‘*"‘i‘l _

weleonie on his reappcuraiice at the “itemgmiier om-. chocniuqq-B are 3|. l'flll1'l~‘ 1‘3i\\`~'HFll~ ways fresh. We handle ali the lead-

---- nf _ Neilsons and Moirs a

¢»_,..,

5;] l'sed an old razor for puring his

' corns, Foolish Becaiise it 25c. bottle

E; of Putnam's (‘orn Extractor will Cure V . . .

“_ Safe, because p\ire;y vegetable. Use

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R, dainty corilections will ,delight you.

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are ServingTheir King and 51.1.... tsugiafi, L_ amid., J.

- gt.), an was well acted. The comedy, was

McDonald, B McDonald (Col. Ser

pany-Emmet Graham ll McPherson,

Coin- usual, the source of uncontrollable

D. Burglar, M.D.," was a strong drama

ing ba is specialty. Get younaupply tonight.

“Ladies when you want something E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

exceptionally nice in Trilciiiii Powder ti;ti;11.;;1i_13|_

on the Mainland J. D. Menonaid, itiioért Howard,

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the purpose of e a ul.

Laine; Q. M. Sgt. Geo. Walker; Staff

Ser eants W ("iiirii~i. V Acorn

S. Vail; (‘orporals J. llul`i`y, .l. Doyle, F. I-Iowatt, E. Nicolle, F. Riggs, P.

Affleck, E Allan, P. Ilziiiilirick, Geo.

iind registered at the Queen Ilotel.

_____. ' (At Ha"faX') Johnson, E. Laverty, F. Lawlor, A. Le- a ‘ Cl ' , , _ 1 ~ i , _ :-

Miss Lois fiayior. ciiai-ionetowii. Lieiit- Keith S. nogem Signalling Dr_‘____i__._»_ti._t_:i3_y_ _i;___;v_§_.__

- THE

-`I.aren, E. McWilliams, Geo. Milford,

C. Munn, B. Prunty, A. Rt-ardoii, W. li0bliiS0li. W. Silliker, A|1`. Smith, A. Walsh, llarry Welsh, Leo \Veathei'hy.

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KILLED BY BLOOD POISONING.

all the corns in a fmnily for ,, yeiir.

only l’utnairi’s Extractor. 250. at all dealers.

Try a box of our delicious choco-

--lates-receivedlresli every week from the cleanest and most sanitary con- fectionary factories in Canada. These

Niaeliiiiiioii Drug Co., Corner Great

Malcolm McLeod. J Nicholson l _,,_,__ _

- The Guardian has pleasure in pub- ` _ . ' . _ "

lllillliits the Roll of Honour of the isergm' F,("‘;;I“%my_\'£' \;'m9'“k' ‘Lt ' prmce Edward Island Muma_ It Lockerby, C. c or_r:ia;_. I.. \oulan, ,

will be seen that no fewer than 16 J' wares' A' Marsha (.°r§"'l’ Lylons

L. Cook' G Company-li. Lawler, Geo

oiiicers and 219 men are alrcady on '

Sinclair, Jas. Buchanan, Jas. Dani

active dut of whom 8 officers and 66 _ Emwr wauuce

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Y i iii G Dunn A ' ' '

men are with the first contingent on ir C ’ 8°' ' _ . _ - .. , `

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8 1-Ke “1E;€‘:“n‘:;_?€sax‘ddH!':li_1;ax' McDonald, A. Cairns ti‘orpl), James \ - . ' Q

fouows,__g an a ‘es are as Boulter, A. Anderson, W. Farrow, A. > _ ‘ - » : ' » .

' Robinson (Corpl.). - _» ` K ` 9 »~~=-~-/~~°-- ‘.f°“:°.it.“‘s.t.°..:‘ll“.f’.f..f::::i.:f 11:: 1 1 ~ . f D -I

(At th F der the command ot’ Major l. Yeo, for "i ' ` ' '

e r°n") st blislii ' a. Iiosipi- . - T '

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Lawy Wm H Fwd' H Mormuer' lan Lieutenants J J I1l.tke,G ll Furnlture Carpets, ‘nel-ls, _ an __

Liein. George H. .maine ivi».n.- ‘“'M‘;‘ ”“"‘l"- . - - f

.. , _ ' ’ I jor I. J. Yeo, Captains J. t.. Mc- _ aer_i.,t. Arthur Phillips, Privates J. K.‘Donam_ J_ \V_ D0mey_ W_ _,_ M_:Mil_ - _ _ _ . \

' ' - - -| l. Bl kets Comforts /

graiik __Wx1lker, Fred Murphy' J' Jardine, W. F. 'I`ay'lor'; Q. ill. :ind 7 elm” ' Capt. Jas. Walker; Sgt. llinjor Ille-

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“fi l\irs Edgar lieurtz, Royalty 3.00 ..

BY - i 231419 C_ fi

ii - . - in the I’eople's 'l`licatrc, that licautllnl

gt. D1 .' ' . » H_ presented by professioiial and uiiiaiteiir R_ talent under the niisplres of the

. (ln addition to the above six other .man left the island for Valcartler, HOW’§

the Patriotic Fund, 5 p. c. of the total sale of all Rexall products bought from October 15th to Dec. 31st. I-lelp to inake this donation a siihstaiitial one. MacKinnon Drug (`.o., corner Great George and Kent streets. nie

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' Anionnt previously acknow- ' letlged 526.24139

' 9 (being iiett proceeds of a ' coiicert held in Freeland ' Hall Lot 11, Prilice Co.) 87.10

Cn ’l`hui'sdav night the 12th inst..

ai “ The T\r.iniiv of Tetii's.` will lie _

Pntrptic Fund. 'i`liere will lie iipeciiil ‘scenery for this prodiietioii, rind siiico

B_ the installation ol the new and coni- m,_ iortitlile opera clinirs. to|:ethei~ with B the receiit wiring of the liouse to por-

N[CEuCh,,rn_ llmry 1\,-[,.[_c0,1_ R_ Syed' feet the iieoiistir: properties. the

B_ l’eopln`s is one ol' thc niont. iip-to-rlatc

plnv-houses In Enstorii (‘-iiiiiii|n_ the

Wonnacott, ll. l\ennedy, F. l‘uiichor, ~ - _ P. Le(‘lair, A. Gallant, J. Callaghan, "im"-V_°f ill" l’l‘_\~V Wm “l‘i’i"‘"` “I u Fi. J. niirfy. w. wniircr, C. W. ciirrl.-., litter issue Of this iiiiiw-ir

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R. Gay, J. Walsh, V. Burke. J. Revo -

all PRINCE EDWARD.-lin:-it night. at

( ' both shows the Prince Iiiiivaril l`lie.\tio

ll . _ il was crowded to the doors. the sl-iitiiili

G'_ ac-comnioilailoii being taxed to its v_ limit. The programme was spit.-iidid R and the pictures were .ill ol i.iie

ad, , _

H. Maher, lt. Reid, W. Carver, . ` - ` ' "

excellence. Smile of the licst plioto-,

H1- players in America were seen on the

screen in what wus probably one oi the eleverest pictures shown in any

|s locnl tlicntrc t`or nioiitlis. “Adven-

The followlng omcers, non-coinni - _ _,

2nd -tures in Diploiiiaey was the story ol

Regiment are “ow on Ove,-Ben sep a_pretty girl. the assistant oi a cun- v|ce;__.Cap¢a5n A_ R_ “_ DuCi,_ Adj“_ ning spy in the service oi the ltiiliiiii

_ Goveininent. She mid her coiileiler-

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"(1: ate had liciit. their energies on, niid

exercised their wits in, the seeiiriiig

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pany ‘em H (rnckem D (om oi' valtriblc dociniienis from the resi-

nx dence df the l~`reiicli Ainbnssmlor. and m_ in the cleverest nianner possible the

girl frustrated every attempt of the

ily; _ .

Ch 1 H_ _ ~_ . (.ivil Servce detective to pick up n

ar as Duffy' A (ompany' John single clue. Piirsued by his superior

E' motor rar, she purposely lets inll a

Chandler, B Company; Pte. W. Myres, _ B _ . _ . parcel--wlilcli shrewd toresight lind

Company' se'-gt' F" (" Robertson' made her prepare--iiiid the detec-

nli tive, thinking that something of worth

had accidentally come his way, stopped

pany; Pte. A. J. Corney, C Company;

w . . his car to get lt. Ile finds the parcel

Pte' W' Sudebury' (' (`°mp"my' Sergt' contains nothing hut old iiewspnpors,

§` and in a rage lie starts off to renew J' the chase. The girl Iias alrciidy gained M' considerable ground. however. and she

' is able once again to steal n march

'R°b'm'0"' F Company; Pte' H' Bear' on her antagonist. She carries out

G H her part ol' the nefarious programme

to the letter, but the spy frills her, and

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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fr' any

case of C-mnrrh that cannot be cured hy l[all's

Calarrh ('urc.

F. J. CHENEY & C0. Toledo. 0.

\\`e tlieimderoigned have known FJ.l'hene1fnr

of the last 15 ycamano belleie him perlenly hon: i'

able in sllimoinen transactions and financially

Joy, Noll Mcquarrle, John _Mcliw

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' 'the system Testimonials sent tree Price I5

hll cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists

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YOU Are Invited

H to visit our Store and

pass on the improvements

Durin the past two months we have been busy

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improving our storefmaking it a more convenient and

comfortable place for our customers as well as our-

selves.

An electric passenger elevator

of the , most modern type

tomcrs to which ever dep't. they wish to visit-No stairs to

now carries our cus

climb up and down.

This elevator is filled with all up-to-date devices and is absolutely safe.

On the 2nd and 3rd floors

you will find FURNITURE of every description-nothing but furnitu_re-every- thing in furniture. From the lowest price to the highest price, every article will be

found of dependable quality.

On the 4th floor

our big new CARPET DEPARTMENT is located. lt occupies this entire fiat and is probably one of the best equipped carpet departments East of Montreal. Everything in Carpets, Squares, Rugs, Oilcloths and Linoleums is to be found here

_in splendid variety.

On the 5th floor

Here you will find our big bright linen dep’t_ in it’s new location. Splendid-

ly lighted, bright and clean, this department can serve you better than ever before.

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UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE is also shown on this floor at the ear.

And a splendid line of handsomely FRAMED PICTURES may also be seenhere. When visiting the store be sure and take the elevator to this iloor and walk around.

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-May we expect YOU

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