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That we operate the only Lens Grinding Plant on P E. Island?

l`hst we employ a sk°lled 0

'I SU_l'f\\C¢,_ Qringler, and [are Q * daily grinding from the I I* '°_\1ih ‘f aes-t ejmost com- l ziilicate kinds of eases?

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*Willys caused! by sendin

:Sway for lenses,

o S.°“d your _ Iasses in b emfllli ycu’IligeI them bscll e P\`9mDily and in, perfect con

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. .f‘REMEMBER , One Cent Sale 20tlI,h E212: le;2n)¢Iabgl;,-I ‘“‘“ Prim- ~ z`s2a»ii-i4M4i-

*You ' I '- , WILL be sorry ii' you miss

lgiulliilou s Olne Cent Sulo 2Oth,_21st 22nd

ys on y. v 2323_»1i.-14M4i.

~-" CENT buys $1.00 wet-t~ii ostrich-

gm’ 0"” C911! Sale. Mnxitague 20th, I; 1" 2,2110-, ,j Don’t miss ,, these bar~ ,5“‘.°'-,-_,- Q, 2323-11-14M4i.

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l -.*`I‘_WO CENTS PER WORD each i nsertion for _advertising in this col- Umnf Cash must accompany order ‘“l°l'1\“m Charge twenty uv. cents.

--‘MIL EHNEM’ would outiie

,McKinnon Drug Co..'1vill be helping il/lr. Mahon to put on the One Cent S-Ile at »Montuguet_20tl\, 21st. 22nd.

2323-11-14M4i.

RECEPTION T0 NURSE AND

. RETURNED SOLDIER

Qu Thursday evening, Oct. 30th, it

reception was tendered Miss7»~A;wi Mao_Dougall, nurse, and Lieut '(3e`or'g`§ E. MacMillan, at the homo of M.r."i'm Mrs: Daniel MacPhee, Cumberland. SIIOPIIY after 8 p. in., 9. large num-ber' of friends assembled to welcome this heroine and hero ol the Great Warf Addresses of welcome und apprecia~ tion of their noble services were resd by the Misses Mary Lowther and Bessie Maczwen, while the Misses Anna MacPhee and Annabelle Mac- Neffll, presented Miss MacDougall with gold and Mr. MacMil'lian with a :-iignet ring. Mr. MacMillan made a ‘ltting response. Ther, Rev, W, A‘_ WHUKI. “WHS as chairman, coiled up. on Hon._ John MacMillan, nn ungle of the honored hero. inspector Doyle. Mr. Arch. MacDonald und Mr. A.K. MIIOPIWG. Who all spoke very apprec- iailllgly Of the noble sacrifice of the two. A solo by Miss Edna MacEwcn und u. reading by Miss Edith Stewart tenccred) were very muchenjoyed bv ull. West R’ver feels especially proud or Miss MacQougall; not many dis- tricts have the protid distinction of sending a nurse to the battlefields oi EUYODS. Tito ladies responded in the characteristic gracious and generous, ll\iUlI'l€!'. and so itll sat down to what P*`0V9il H V°\`y “lilly and even suniptu» “U5 tea- The younger members oi 'IW COIHDHIU’ found amtusetnent In numerous games, which were follow. 0d by Billgliig of patriotiound Scotch songs. The wee small hours-oi' the morning approaclicd all too soon. The RDIIIDUHY b~”0k€ Ill) by the singing They are Jolly Good Fellows," Three (ihesrs and a Tiger," and tho Natlonal Antheni." A vote of thanks was extender; Mr, and Mrs. MacPhee‘ for their kndness in opening their

home and their hospltallty.'

FRENCH VESSEL SUNK I' AND TM/ELVE PERISHED

DOVlEl`t, Englzuid. Nov. 14.~'I`we1ve lives were lost when the Frencli bark Ctlhert wu5_i'uu down in the English Lhannel off Portland hy the British steamer Dunerlc. The

by the Dunotic have been landed here.

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' Dr. K. W. McKinnon

Opposite Morell Hotel. Phone 764

McLean & McKinnon

l Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Lsw‘ Office, Royal Bank Building Charlottetown ._ ._ P. E. Island ,

J. D. S_tewar_t,

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public.

Newsom Block, Charlottetown. Branch Office, Georgetown. _

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in _all sizes and all weights. The elastic closed crotch, and the elastic shoulder insert, I give delightful

movement.

For warmth, comfort,” and wear, there is no underwear like Stanfield’s.

Made ln Combinations aml Two-piece suils, full lcnglli, knee and elbow length, and sleeveless, for Men and Women.

Slanfelzlfs Azliuxfablc Comlilnalions, and Arlyuslallle Sleepers, for growing _cliil¢lren. (Patented).

Forsample Book, showing Textures and W eiglils. nirile

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POINT DE BUTE TRAGEDY

flistros;-'.iiig latul aieeiileiit. oi~<:ut'i'etl on 'I`uesilit_v al't.ertiooii, when Mr. Cecil

To Cure a Cold In'0|e Day Mciienaio, son of hir. und Mrs. Dun-I

lei Mckenzie, of Point de Bute, occul- cntally shot himself while out shoot- ing on the marsh.

‘lt zippt-ur,, that the tlcccusoil had

hcon working on the niursli with his turliei' and Mr. 'l‘htinins `Miner, oi Wcstinureluiiti Point. llc went nhritg of the other nten to get s'omt=thing out ,o_i‘_ the carriage, wliich was fi ;hort distance uwuy. There was .1 loaded gun in the curriuge, ond the unfortunate mon was apparently in the act of taking it from the vehicle whenit went off, the shot going right through his chest. His ‘father and his companion were startled nt the discharge of the irlresrin iind rushed

ceased walked about ten or fifteen

to uneonscicusness. The accident

young' man passed away about 4

, VETERINARY SURGEON. Deceased, who was only about 22 l years of nge, returned front overseas

Office, 138 Kent Btrect. in June last. Besides his tsorrowing

parents, he leaves to mourn their sad loss, six sisters, Nellie in the, West; IMrs. Trainer. of (‘liarlotte-

town. P. E. l.;.>Mrs_ James Fergu- son, oi' Truro; Gladys, Doris and Phyllis, ni home: and three hrothers_ Hugh, Fort Lawrence; Willie in Nova Scotia, and Austin ut hotne. The coiiiniunily is shocked at the sud fatality und much svtnpatliy is felt lor the bereaved family.

New snunswicx

_ _ sinus wan Romance

The Boston Globe relates the rom-

antic story of the eiigngemeiit oi' Miss

to Loan on Real Estate. Mary T. McGuire. oi' Petersvllle

(N, B.) fornierly an American army nurse and Starke M. Slaughter, once

° ti private oi' the United States army

' S' S' Hesslan I und now' it student of technology at

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publ c, etc. the Mm_,s,wh,,B,.m, ,,,?i,,,t,,_ M,._`

' Slaughter, who is twen y-three years

, M°NEY To |"°AN ' ‘ old, and is native oi' South (`i|rolinu,

M°MlI|U° 'I' ':' P' E' "ind went to France with the 42nd Divi-

sion, was wounded at Montigny and

T the equipment, Mujer Magee, D. ll.

` believed fully that for niniilha his life

A was tlsspulred nf. Aftci' three nioutlis

in hospital at Fort McPherson (Ga.)

' f ' 1° whjere Miss McGuire wus one of the

O . nursing sisters. lie liitderwvnt an _ip- . , - si k eration and during the tedious days

in which he slowly regained health,

Jf he was cared for by Miss- McGuire.

When two months after Slanghter's

k operation. Miss McGuire received or-

e ders for her transfer to a hospital in

' ` ' ' Siberia sho had promised to become

return

. _ ‘_ ._

We higlgdgigdl vga not discharged from'

I tho hospital until threemiths later.

d cal und did not meet Miss uire again

e __ ‘ until one month ago when he went to /‘.. ' Boston to enroll at the Institute. In ` ` the meantime Miss McGuire had re-

turned from Siberia and visited her

, an Now Brunswick homebefv t _sing to I -' -Q ,f O ~ her nan`ce-'in“lost0Ii- ‘Th tote

' ma|~,-|95 this week and will make their

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,home in Boston. , I

SACKVILl..E, Ii., Nov. 14.-.»\`

to the spot to. find out what was' happening. lt is stated that the de-

ieet, and then 'sinking to the ground, gfirpeq “Oh i`atlier"-and lupscd in~

happened at 2.0 o‘cloek and the

o'clock, without having regained con- sclousness.

TWO MEN OVERBOARD

.\.'E7i\' YORK, Nov. 1Il.~\\f'ill I"i',1nk- _lin :intl John Lztiglr, -vzihlo lvnlii-tl scu- iiifen of the crew t'i` the-` British battle cruiser' lteuown, were lost ut sen list Sunday morning when the Renown ploughing through it gale, was coming here from 'l`rin_itldd`Io take the Prince of Wales hoine. Midshipmen J~ticlI.a,t<l Knight was taken front the .big battle cruiser toduy to the Presbyterian Hos» pital with both legs Qbrokcn ns the restilt -oi' the tcinpestiioiis weither.

Shortly after running into the gale

niidshipniun Knight with a crew oi tour, hastened to make fust some of thc movable gear of the ship. While they were working a heavy sea swept over tlte ihows und' jammed them .igoiust the breakwater, fracturing the inidshipman’s legs and carrying Luight overboard. , '

A lifeboat was lowered. manned by

s crew of fourteen. As this boat reach' cd the water it was capsized by nn- other huge wave and its occupants were thrown into the sea. General

0 tie

ol' #he iirst lifeboat except Franklin

“Old Joe" Arkwright, as they call

to New York yesterday. as he does each year a-bout this time, and as usu-

ther forecast for the coming 'winter. This year, nccording to Mr. Arkwright

llotol yesterday. He is' a'hunter and lrnpper, ond he declared that the

winter months und furthermore their

he explained, is proof positive that thc winter is to he nilld-_ »

nuts," he said. “_l know*the winter will not be severe. When I see them

little hair on rhcii' bucks, I still think

coal or wood l`0I` U10 iIl‘9DIaces."- . Y. Herald.

~ REPRESENTATIVE FOR MARITIME PROVINCES: "_

_ bark sank in _'#77, M” I I ‘ ' _ 'V _ |

two niinuteii. “Tivo survivors savetl‘ANOTHER‘ ACCOUNT _OF ., H. M. S. RENOWN LOST ` TORONTO TO DISCUSS i

` ' \ COMPULSORY VACCINATION

101I0s\'l`O, Nov. 1-i.~'l`iisti't\r;-tioiis

were issued by the Board of (‘o`ntrol ‘today tor the culling oi’ u public meet~ ne: in Massev Hull next Wednesda.

_ ~ Y IDF the purpose ,of discussing the

1i\<=.=itio‘i of cnnipulsory \'zi-rvinutitiii. cliargcd that llr,_ Munn, one of the This uctlon was tulien us thc result ot pltysiciitns yutftrinaiting for the Board the presenting cf ii petition by the of llealth had t'0rcihly viicciilaterl her Aiitrliaccinntion Letigiie and other little girl, iiltliough the frliiirl lniillieen citizens, ` |\'accinatetl only four yours ago and

hurl with her ai note l`t‘om het' teacher

\V`lIlle the Anti-Vticciiiatioii delegu-I L'€‘I'lIf)"Il1E I0 IIN!! fact.

tion wz\s‘being received by the Board --il----~ one 'oi the delegates, Mr. Bl:ickburn,l M|"i"d'l I-|'1I|"\°f\f Curve Colds. Eto-

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e 'Briss V _ I j ' - , RAW FURS, SILVER, BLACK AND CROSS ,Hs meter. gsm WINTER Fox A SPECIALTY..

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i1i"\ur=~fdu»\<\ Mueviile- N- Y~ cs-tw Auction Sales Take Place Three Times Each Yesr

ol brought along his "neveri'ail” won, __in_ , _

llxerkqltilllittleldignlldithe McAipin January, Mag' and Ogtgber

A 1 'W3

.»=quiri-ils up in Essex =(3ounty are stor- I _-318%.;

ing very small honrtis of nuts for the _ ‘

i`iir is not very long or heavy. This, \ Sales Private Treaty Thr0ug`h0ut the Year

“Wherever I see them storing few , V

Storing quite ii few nuts, but stillhiive "‘f""'i "“‘ .i,‘;...I’i..‘.‘.‘i‘._°“ .$::“i.'.,; :itil ALBERT L MoNJo, . I

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fully tlecitloq we wonlt need `n1nch ‘ V, 7 ’ ~ ’ _

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Truro,.Nova Scotia. ', ~' I' »~ "

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OFFICE,

E. H. MONKLEY _

r' ‘ SummersIde,P E.Island. , » CORRESPONDENCE _SOLICl'l‘_ED.\

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