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sleeker’: Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. - F0008 ﬁre specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine is wet more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared 5°!‘ Brown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments oﬂlnfants and; Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of, research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30

years has not proven. ’ J wn i’ i CAST '1 a 1s O R IA . Castorra is a harmless substitute ‘for Castor Oil, Pnregoric, Drops and _Sootliino, Syrups. It is pleasant. lt contains ne1ther_ Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of_ Constipation, Flatulency, Wind CoLc and DIMYIJCTH; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort—The MotherIs Friend.

GENUINE CASTO R IA ALwAirs

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TN! GINTAUII COMPANY. NEW roux CITY

Get the llabit of Eating

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Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited

TORONTO-Heal Olﬂte lulu-l. 011m, s1. 10h. ca.»

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BECAUSE he knows that it is prepared with

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beech wood creosote, cod liver oil and other choice ingredients by graduated chemists according to Dr. Ed. Morin's formula, and that it is the best remedy for the immediate relief and cure of all

affections of the respiratory organs.

Ilse It as soon as you notice the first.‘ symptoms of a cold — It works wonders.

Dr ED. MORIN & CIE, Limitée, QUEBEC, Que

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PUMPKIN Pllﬂ, ».ITG-, at the Halloween we. Hopaebold table at? St James Hall Thursday. 21.

8PEOIAL LOW PRICES on all meats. Reductions of 5 toAO cents Mr lb- lsnnoy say Q Co. . ,. ' Oct 26-11 l CHICKEN SALAD, pastry, cake, and small cakes at S1. James Hal- loween tea on Thursday. 2i.

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GRAIN BAGS, (4 bushel) and notato- bags tor either 90 or 100 lbs, right quality and right price wholesale at Bruce's. 3710-10-23-31.

POLICE COURTr-At the Police Court yesierday morning one drunk appeared and"wns lined $10. A prohibition case. Wlla dismlssetl.

SOUVENIR OF PRINCE ED- WARD ISLANIL-Beautdtul Illus- trated descriptive souvenir ready to mail. Only 50c. by 1111111570. Charlottetown Guardian,

CHURCH OF SCOTLANm-The !Rev_ D. _\1. Lamont will preach a1. Glasgow Road on Saturday OcI. 30th at 7.30 p. n1.. also on Sub- balh Oct. 31st at 10.30 a. 111. at Highfield 2.30 p. m. and in the Peoples Church, (Iharlotietoivn at 7 p. m.

NEW BARBERSA-The lonsorial parlor until yesterday conducted by .\lr. Jno. Rl'ggs_ will henceforth be carried on by III/lasers l-‘ruser and McFarland Both young men are re turned soldiers, having served four years in l-‘r-ance. and no doubt will receive their fair measure or pal rouoge.

SELLING HIS SPEED.—Mr. J. .S. wedlock ot this ‘city ivlll hold an important sale o1 fast horses on Thursday atiernoon. ‘Ilolh oi his famous ice horses will be sold also some green horses. King Okla has a. record of 1.01 for a halt on ice and 1D11n Bailey has, lrlltlcd halves in 1.012.

BRIDAL ISHOWEFL. — A very pleasant evening was spent :11. the homo of .\lr. and Mrs. Frank An- drew, East Royalty, Tuesday, Oct. 19th, when a inlscelllaneous show- er was tendered Miss Enid Hailan, about 25 ladies being present. Miss Harlan received some beaut- ful gigts including cut glass. Silver ‘and linen.

FARMERS, ATTENTION! Your prosperity depends on the export 0t your products, and you cannot export without ships. What then? (‘onto and heur all about Canada's" Navy League and learn something ihmt will interest. you. ln ‘St. Pat- TIPIUS Hull, Sourls, 011 \Vcdncsrlu_v' night, October 27, you will Ireur u leclu-re that will be u treat. 'l‘!1<\ beautitul, vivid and wonderful 111111- ern slides alone are worth going any distance to see. Keep “Wednes- diiy night. free for the occasion.

LAID TO RESI-Tlic funeral o1‘ the lute Mr. Joseph Warren took place yesterday aifternoon from his late residence, Elm Avenue, to the People's Cemetery and was \\‘[‘ll attended. The service. ut the homo was conducted by Rev. G. F. Glen- dvnulng. 'I‘h¢-. Illlll-IJBIIFPTS were Messrs William lluslum, George Rllchiv, ‘Niurdock Ross, 1., ('. Wor- thy, Noll .\lc‘.\'evln 11nd JilIllPH Sir-wan. blcmbers of the Masonit- Order attended in a body and had charge of lhn HPTVIPPS :11 {I111 grilvv. llev. Mr. Olcndcilning zllso officiated hero.

BAD FIRE AT FRENCHFORT.- As i1 result. of :1 bu-d fire Sunday lev- eniag at 1l“l'8IlCl1 Fort, be- tween Tracadio and Mt. Stewart, the farm house of Mr. Patrick Burke, returned soldier, was burn- ed to the ground. Mr. Burke, his son and n. neighbor. Mr, Chev- aric, were in the house when the

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_RoAs'F‘aEi=ff= Faom 2o to 2a cents per lb. Choice steak 30 cents per lb. Reaney Gay ls C0-

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YOU'LL ENJOY YOUR TEA if you conic 1o 1S1. James llall next Thursday. Admission 50 cents. 2i.

LADIES AUXILIARY G. W. V. A" Wlll uueet this Tuesday evening at 7.30 111i 111g Veterans Building,- Grufton Slrceh

MEETING TONIGHT_ - Hon. Judge Forbes ot‘ Si. John, N. 1B,, will address a. meeting in the ln-i terests of the Bible ‘Society in the Union Road hlethorlisl Church this evening ut. 8 o'clock.

“IT IS THE NAVY—THE BRIT- ISH NAVV."'——Yes: It is the migh- ty Navy o1‘ Britain, with its heroic past, that guarantees our security on laud. (‘time and hear lllajor A. A. Bartlett, :1 master ivord-iirlist, dew‘ cribs the villour 41nd va-lue 0t Lire

\V(7l'ltl'8 supremo tlecl. And as, Brltd ziinﬂs (Iefeiioo in war depends

on her llOllllllg Fighters. so her! nmtlouul growth in peace depends on the hlerczmlila Murine. which is ludispeuslble to commercial pros- perity. Therefore: (‘time and hear all about ‘the Nov-y League of Cair- uda. hieetinga will 1w held at. Souris, Iiingaborough, SI. Foluniba, SL1 Sh.

Nlalrgarolﬁs, Fortune Il-ridge, Peter's, Morell and Pezikt-‘s, coni- ‘ ntenclng :11 Souris on Wedncsrliiygl October 27. iuid continulngut each

places in the

in the other order

Stops l-lair Coming Out: Doubles lts Beauty.

‘I111. 1Z0 Iieud or‘ (‘lllllr- nuludlug 4 iw-gisil-iwdl Sliorlhorns, 2 0011's In

freshen HllOFll)‘, .3 1o lrv<l1vn I11 tho spa-mix; L’ oxen 3 l-Z _\'1*1l1‘s old; 4

rune _v(-:11' ulds; :2 valves. 4>pri11g pigs‘, R pigs .\ wvvks 111d;

'4; H0 ‘hens. ‘

UMMVHHL I MACHINERY.—I llirosalivr 111111 111x11 :3 lmrsw- polvm‘, Hulls; 1 I-‘ullem uud Johnson vuginv, -l lllll'.~‘i\ pulw r; l grain crusher; l (‘or-k- shiltl drill sm-ili-r; l1:1_v lmulvr; lIiIll‘\1\\.~ illlll )>l(|\\'.~; I.'\\’l1ll(l>'lt‘lﬂlIS§ 1 drlvﬂul; ivuggnn; 1 Imin \\'1l;.',;,'41Il; 1 on lllll Svllvrzlllll‘, National, 500 lbs

A low cunts Iiuys

Aflor an ilpplit-uiion og“I):1nil1-rlnl-". iyou can 11111 fmd 41 Iulll-u 111111‘ or

i ‘ ., 1 any duiulrull lll‘.\‘lllt'.‘~‘ uvvry hair shows new lifn, vigor, l)l'll.jll|Il('>l.-§, 11110111 color :1|1d lllivkrivss.

OrOO-O-FO-O‘ i

Hotel Victoria

120 rooms, 56 rooms with Drlvate baths. completely re- novated.

Excellent menu. Prompt service.

‘conilagration started at. 7 o'clock from sparks from an overheated stove. The wind rapidly fanned the flames into ungovernable fury. No damage is reported outside of the house and it la said that ruost of llu- furniture was suvcrl.

JFITWERESEING lllulor A. A. Bartlett. (‘liunltilblelowu will deliver 1111 Interesting lecture nit. ouch of Lhe followlnlg ‘pliwrvs n11 llu- dam; mentioned: Klngsliorir ugh, Thursday Oct. 28; St. Coluiuba,

Thursday Nov. 4; (Tales in your respective districts. This lecture will deal with the work oi’ the British Navy In action and will be illustrated with numerous beautiful and realistic lnulerii

Navy League, Meeting all com-

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$25.00 For a Trade Name and Design

The Silver Fox Fur Selling Association of Prince Ekward Island requires a trade name and design for trade. A prize 0i’ $25.00 is offered for the best suggestion. The design need only be a rough sketch, but must be indicative of the objects and purposes of the Association. Literature setting out these objects and purposes will be tor- warded on application.

This is an opportunity for persons with im- aginaiion to exercise their originally. Try your skill and win $25.00.

The Silver Fox Fur Selling Association of Prince Edward Island

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Mr. ('. I}. Chappell. Architect, left. yeslcrduy on a business trip Io Sydney.

Mr. Waller Dockendortt and Sterling McSwaln ot‘ Mt. llope, motored 1o the city on a business trip yesterday.

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LECTURE: ,

Morell Wednesday Nov. II; Penkr-‘s, Reserve these

slides, Como and Iiear all about tho

H. C. BROWN, Manager,

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprertors. 33584-30111.

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T rlilirnituTli Sale In Charlottetown

I I will sI-II for Mrs. Lydia Dlir "WM 32 Fill)?!‘ Que-mi Strvol, on flllllllllill’. Nov1-i11boi' lsl, communic- 111g at 1.30 p. dll. ull her house-hold

(Friday Oct. 29; St Margurcls

Saturday Oct‘ 30; lpnrtun“ furnltiiri- and effects, comprising Bridge, _.M0nday Nov 1; S,‘ parlor, dining room, bvd room, hull pmmuﬂ '1im.5d“y yo“ 2; 11nd kitchen furniture, rarpetsn Bell

Oflﬁlll. oil clmli. 1112115, washing nuicliinc 11nd wringer, new, 11nd ull

IIOIIHPIIDlII fixings, kite-lion “IL-nap,-

C. BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

3765-1012651 pd.

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-—--<+¢-———- I I I will I11» :11 i‘. E. Pratt's, S1, Ielrrs. front l 111.2; Oclolu-r 28th. pERSONALS Ivﬂlv & Ihomuson s. hlzmtuiiue, on

29th, from 1 to II. lti-vcro Ilotcl, (‘Irurlolti-loivn on Oclobrr 30th. Itlatlhew 8r Michelin's, SOIIPIS, Mon- day, Nov. 1st. from 1 to It.

Fares advanced leave (‘Iinrlotlo-

‘Lown Nov. 4th.

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ran CHARLOTTETOWN ominous.

Iar violinist, whose finished artistry has charmed a whole continent, are coming by special arrange- ment to Charlottetown. Their personal appear- ance makes this the musical event of the, season.

Rienzi Thomas pianist, and Mi Thomas A Editors Three Million Dollar ‘Phonograph. '

. Standard Ian-q rllly 2

_ "Illlilﬁlly; l sol of llIlVlIIl: luirnvss 111-\\'.z111d a1 lot m‘ working hurlii-ss, @700 Iiusli, pllltllovs 11nd u lui m‘ ollm- urllvllns loo 1111111i~rou>i to lllI'I’I‘ . lion.

l Solo positive, no reserve, as I 11111 going West.

V, improved joint notes.

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Betsy Jane Sher-cl nd Madeline MacGuigan Sokoloff Themselves

in Charlottetown Ihe Famous American soprano, and the popu-

Thursday, October 28, at 7 p.m. sharp

STRAND THEATRE

Assisting them will be Igor Sokolull, cellist,

FREE TICKETS Call, write» or telephone us for free tickets ot admittance.

They will be issued in ord er of application.

A. E. TOOMBS

167 Queen St.

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Stock-A horses: 1 Percheron mare, T _\‘1-a11‘.< old, llflll II).<.; l llllltlil lllllfﬁ, Kulol. S yours. old. good drlv-cr; l driving llUIZiu l0 yours old; 1 \'I‘1Il‘>‘. old, sirn l11111l1ol111u, 15.11; l-~I. IIIIIII Koran-

CROP.--2l0 tons clloico liuy; lifllls-lnolcs ol grain; Toll hush. turnips;

All sums up lo $10 cash; uvI-r 11ml 11111011111 l2 nromhs credit on Vernon Jenkins. J. A. McDONALD.

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Prince Edward

M. ‘A. MORRISON. '

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STRAND Marmara: 3.15. NIGHT ‘lfaud 8.45 Two Bright Young Stars a of the Screen? a Douglas. A

MacLean l;

DOUGLAS M LEAN 114001215 111v fmnUuIHOS, n, m lngifslrguli uuselrio comer‘ AmPlikcztlouNl Alzrcailrrcﬁvlfriﬁi?

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“vVhafs Your Husband Doing”

WHEN HE IS¢—

“Called Away on Business"- “Sitting up With a Friend"-—- “Detained at the Office on Business"-

DO YOU-—

Ever wonder ? Have you ever Suspected? See this Picture and Know the Worst

JACK DEMPSEY

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AT THE Wednesday and Thursday SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTION

MARY ROBERTS RINEHARTS

FAMOUS STORY

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THE ‘ Z1 a, Mae Edwards Players “ﬂy, , k WITH Mae Edwards ‘ﬂew W , l AND Jack Werner Corbin 41m” c; ewe/mi» MATINEE 2.30 I 5W4 wan/l‘ 0310M Z-‘Alad!

“Ju st Mick ey ” TONIGHT 8.30 “The Forgotten Son"

Vaudeville Bﬁetween Acts Special Added Attraction

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glide"? Ordered by phone. or 11-11 m m» called iforwlll not 1,. ed a ter 6.30 on the evening of Lllc performance unless puld

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SPECIAL AduMATINEE

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