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A Successful 'lrcatment

Mrs llfdviarrl Kern.-dy, of `l\lr=ridon ('onn.,40years oin, was n<\\`|r~t-rl by hvr Ph sician to try Dr. 1\l'vi.»ii`:: l<.-male Pilfs. sliediu so v~.t|i \\. ml(-r ui rest,-its Thani-ands ul utl\e'.s wuiilrl .~.a\‘ ini- same. 20 years the standard, nt 3 our llrilggist

, _ _ . STEAMSIIIP SAILINMS.

iu.L me war or waisn

Eastern S. S. Corporation

INTERNATIONAI. LINE \\`lI\"l`i‘§t£ l:`.\ lilirl St john to lioston . . . . ...$4 50 St. ]-ihn to Portland.. . . 4 00 Slate Rooms ..... . . . . . ... SI U0

Leave -'it .Ioliu al 90) ri. ni. :Ilon-

diiys, Wviliwsrlzivs inri l<`r’.rli_\'.~\ for Easiport, Lube-uarirl lioslori.

Returning wave Central \\'ii=_irf ll|~r~ton

Mondays. \\'etlnes<fa\.~; an-i !<r|r!a§'»~, at 5 p. m.. and !'artlanu at 5 bo p. in., for l.ub~ sc, Eastport and St John.

" ` .` ll’ l.Ii\'l'f IV ,cl

MAINE till~.AMSti - ire- eervice hetvrson Portlazi rl :ind New York.

Leave Franklin Wharf 'l`u|~sday»~,’l`hurs-

days and Saturdays at U ii. ni L-‘ares 53 00

each v\_ay. _ _

For tickets. literature and information

agpiv t o local ticks-t ngcr\_t~. Baggage c eckerl through to destination.

i.. at in..-|~ ps-ua. l. ._ _ .t P A

WM. U. LEE. Agent

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Direct Route to Boston

Via Hawkesbury and Halifax Sailings every Tuesday at noon.

Returning leave Boston Situr-

days.

For further information applv

'I'. NICOI.L

0ne‘-of the grandest holiday shows

ever seen in vaudeville will be enjoy- ed Thanksgiving week, commencing Monday, November 25th, at B. F. Keith's Union Square Theatre. It is a fitting inauguration of a brilliant winter series of vaudeville shows 0| the very highest order of talent. Headliners are pretty evenly divided on this sumptuous hill.

First comes the distinguished act-

ress, Miss Valerie Bergere and her own company offering the dai-nty playlet, called, “His Japanese Wife." The play is admirably vriritten and comes from the pen of Grace Gris- wold. It is said to he very interest- ing, containing many comedy lines and sure to hold the attention of the audience right up to the hril iant climax,

Then comes Joe Welch, one of the

established vaudeville headliners and too well known to require anything but a word of introduction. Mr. Welch will give his famous creation, called "A Study from Life," which is a vivid bit of characterization princi- pally given over to humorous lines but with an occasional touch of pn- thus.

Still anotlicr feature will he the

appearance hcrc of Winsor McCay, the famous rimvsrmper artist and car- toonist of the New York American. Mr. Mr(‘ay liusur1~anged'a sup] ly ol original caricatures, that are very attractive anti, at the same tirxc, ex- tremely laughrilile.

have Gennro and Rav Bni‘ev nrr

fwfr ircniiilic waiirlsvilliaris known from the Atlantic to the Pacific who :irc |iinl1iui: n grand rea.Dl>earanc°. -________. ___;___.1

ilad a ry, Tickling Sensation ln llor Throat.

GOUGHED ALMOST IILL IIIGIIT.

A had cough, accompanied by that

distressing, tickling sensation in the throat, is inost aggravating.

Dr. \Vood's Norway Pine Syrup is rich

in the healing virtues of the Norway Pine tree, and for this reason it will quickly stop that tickling in thc throat which

,l causes the dry hard cough that keeps you

awake at night.

Miss Margaret MacDonald, Port

Hood, N.S., writes:--“Just a few lines to lot you know what Dr. Wood’s Nor- way Pine Syrup did for mc. I took ii

' » Agknl Chirrown or any throat. irrit.ation."' -

Charlottetown Steam l\l..vi_r.a-

iionfompany, Limited, (har

lotletown---Pictou .Service Change of Time.

Comrneuving ;\lm1n ._\' tli-.- .1 ii t-Y Nm

cmber the 5. S “.\'o.'rlinii|li.» I .ii i' ui

leave thc Conip:u1_\ `.~: -.ili.1'frl:<rly, cxccpt Sunday, at 7.3'\ n`. low, .\. I\i. - lI.»|m|.» 'n will leave l’iciou atwr iii- ~rr\v.l r,-l

1 g _ , .. . the mmningtrain from llilit,-.\.

G. W. Wakeiord

lllanagrr

October gist. rqiz.

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s. ir. Knrrrrs imrou souuur r

THEATRE. NEW YORK, WEEK

or Nov. as. . , » .

Use N0 _ Other

Shoe Blacking

I For all leathers The shine will last and make the shoes last.

Awarded Gold Medal

E at Halifax Exhibition.

, Made ln Amherst, bold everywhere

Everett Q. Barron Co

Send for free Booklet on “The Care of Shoes.”

--1.

I I 'here after many years. This clever versatile couple will give their fa- mous international specialties, every one a sure fire hit.

A new feature in the holiday pro-

gram will be the initial presentation of a one-act comedy, called, "We Should Worry," by Miss Adele Row~ land. This little playlet was written for laughing purposes only and cer- tainly accomplishes its purpose. It will he presented by the Misses Inez Buck, Susanne Willa and n strong supporting company of six players.

The surrounding till has been care- fully selected, including The Lang- dons in their original spectacular travesty, called, "A Night on the Boulevard"; Wartenburg Brothers, offering a sensational and novel exhi- tition of foot juggling; Cliflord and Scott in ri dancing specialty that is far out ci the ordinary, and Chas. Lediger with his surprise, callod_ji"I‘l1c German on the Wire."

Several surpris°s will be introduc`f‘

during thi= grand week, which wil hc- especially suitallc to the occa sion, and the lobhv of the theatre will be decorated with flowers and nelms more magnificently than ever before, this display being one of the rezular features of Thanksiliving week at B. F. Keith's Union Square Theatre.

AVIATOR WITH WIFE

IN FLYING BOAT.,

Lincoln Bcachey made a sensation-

nl flight Monday at Hammondsport, N. Y., in the new ‘Curtis “flying boat" with his wife as a. passenger. After giving the new boat athorough try-out, Beachey flew to the shore and asked his wife if she would like to take a "joy ride" with him. She Grid not hesitate a minute, but hur- ried into n rubber coat and said sho was ready for the trip.

Beache headed stral ht u the

scvcrc cold con hed almost all ni ht y 5 D

with that dry, tiixklin sensation ingm’ 1“k°» 5taY’l“E U11 the Water for &b0llt throat. The first bottle did me so mucli “ hundred Yafds- H0 film eilfcd the good, I thought I would try asecond one, ¢0¥1U`°1 *md U15? Were Off the Water which I am plcused to say resulted in a in no time. After climbing to about complete cure. I can strongly recom- a thousand feet, Beacbsy made one mctiditto any one suffering fromacough of his sensational turns that made

_ the watchers gasp with astonlsh- i

Dr. Wood’s Norway' Pine Syrup is ment. He then made a dip at a man

put up in :i ycllow wrapper, 3 pine trees in a motor boat, nearly causing that

_ the trafic mark; price, 25and 50cents. interested watcher to take a header” ' M,,n,,fm,,m-..d only by'1‘y,,, T_Mi1|_,um in the lake. He then started to climb

Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont. _to a high altitude, having no trouble _ in controlling the new machine,

Leases '

Applications on the regula

S0llRlS, P.li. lsiand and

MAGDALEW ISLAND S'I`EAllI-SIIIP SERVICE

I‘hBA. I. Stalin ship “l.A|.'\' .*1Yl¥!l,

will leave the ltailway v-buff, i‘i.-1.»\ every Monday anrl 'l`hursf.l.\y iii-.mir-g oi. arrxvalof the lixpros.-i ironi ll:-.~i‘.r-r. for the Magdalcnlslan/Ie, calling ..t roriro.

P. E. I. going anrl reLurr.i|.i;.

For particular" :-.pply to '\ »-1 |l~iti»-r

son dt Son Agent.-I at l|n|if:.\. i"r ar. \\ IVF. A . I. t I' toll, .li:<1im»\\‘ 6 l\Ir;

P, gr-n u IC _

Lean,Ai:ents at Souris or \\'~i~, .’\lr;l.nr Manager and Owner.

Piston. April 22nd. mil-

C a otletown,

S A I LI N GS FROM ST. JOHN, IV. B.

_ EMPRESS OF IRELAND. .N iv. :q'h

EMPRESS Ol' BRITAIN.. Dec |_,ih

Grampian,Cliartered¢ December r_t'h EBOOK RESERVATIONS NOW

For Rates, Reserv8tIonn,l'lans.Liter aturs 'I’|ckef.n. Etmhlto, imply to w.s Howann, semi Agent. st. John. B. _

_l;,a_i-1-.-3-#-:s__-.._.__ '_.___i side, ii v

_lamcs Kcnncdy’s Store, Kensing-

MONTROSE ,_ _ . . . I) rc. _;.ll i

Valley.

George Matthew’s, Office

J. I. Arsenault & Co’s Store,

-Tlgnisli.

ARTHUR NEWBERY,

Asst, Provincial Secretary

Oct,17th; 1912

ro.rqMsttr4l.

f “f »

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The only independent line between New England Q New York, olfers an

IMPROVED, PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN

“‘P’3.‘i‘i;‘i‘l.‘i.‘i.l.°"‘

$2 55 _ | _ $4.50 WEEK DAY! ANI! SUNDAY! hat and elegant prepeilsrlteamen. Concord md ‘leiungton

°_W;_e__n_:er____:_»_% *eluate

a “qu”

a clean cut 0:11 neu- reoms and modem appointments.

Ticket Qflice

STEAMSIIII’ LINEIIS

hom London Steamer From Halifax

--- Shenandoah Nov. lsth

Nov. sth Rappahannock Nov. llth Nov, 17th (via Bt.

John‘e N.F) Durango Dee nh

ommedeiloln for saloon passengers.

England Pete Agni

_lumen wrmr A eo..'uro. _

1- ` Melts lmllexll.

is for heavier than the aero-

When secn aftcr the flight Mrs.

8311.011

:SCHEDULE A.)

rinlckly stone coughs. cures colds. and hells

1 the throat and funn. :a :: 25 eeau.

Beachey in a motor a SWG*

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more exe ting in the to a cap for winter wear. It should

iii

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Beschey and his wife were air an hour and five minutes.

RENOVATING WINTER FURS. .

ed furs lylng by, simply because theY are not suitable for wear in their present condition. Shabby unfashlon- nble fn c n be cleaned like DOW Bild

rs a

thoroughly remodeled and brought up

wear in e. fur coat. This is easily renovated by a skilful furrier and made to look like new. Or if the gar~ ment is too far gone to renovate in

eatin

elle can

deep bands

ln. -Should one of those fun it ice

into one

and purchase the

match. A fashionable be contrived in this way withoutbe- ing very expensive. . `

Never discard any odd' scrape of

fur, however, smell. All peltry is vnl~ uable»in these days and,~ moreover, it is used largely for trimming raiment; combinations of fur. and lace, leath~ lets, satin ` or velvet are much in vogue. Indeed we have seldom been allowed more scope in the use of lure. A large remnant can be converted lu-

tie,

new to

be made up on a wire frame and lined with quilted satin; ln this way the weight; will not ho found oppressive. Finish ol with a frill of lace or net

Many of us have some old-fasbion- around the head by the way of relist,

a little bright colored mount or a

hunch of violets .fastened at the left side will give the necessary touch of color.

5 l

to date at a furriers' at a'very small 3° 'W' “gf” expense compared to the cost of a' \ ‘°°2‘f¢,, “ new set of furs or a new fur coat. _ lag. gi, Wikia As a rule the sleeves, 001181' 555 I lnigleaalh pelt- edges are the first to show signs of atfon reqpllred.

Dr.Chase’0i twfllrellevoyoneenoe -M' “ ::i'..‘.fi'?.°h'° .nc-. ew °i:.i.:.i'

o. Hamill: box'frse lfynn miinlflen this

enolole Bo. stamp In Pl! 11011180-

i e

of fun con,

So"”`l'er'v`ols. ~

‘ ' mum are

,All the oi-gona ol' the sound while the nerve effected. en become run down, spd

worn ou_ hyhoueehold cares and duties never- endlng,~und sooner or laterdlnd themselves with shattered nerves and

week _ < --

On he Bret sign of any weakness of

the heart or nerves, flagging energy o_r physical Ibfeakdown, do not wait until yourcaso becomes hopeless. ~

Get e remedy which will at once quiet

the nerves, 'strengthen the heart, -and build up the‘-whole system. f _

Avai yourself of a perfect cure by using

Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills. _

Mrs. E. Beers Upper Main River,

N.B., writes:-“I have used Milburn'e Heart and Nerve Pills for over three months. I ,was so nervous I _would imagine everythin , and would spnng out of ‘my bed at niggt. _

I tried the doctors, but they did me no

god. ,My brother advised me to _take

iIburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, which I

did, and I can give them t.he greatest thatks, as they completely cured me.”

Price, 50 cents a box; 3 boxes for

$1.25, at all dealers. or mailed direct on

receipt oI__price by The T. Milburn Co.,

. = rs-‘§

Limited oronto. Ont.

I Beauty And: Dignity

§?:i?.i`€’=3-?`:§°F5f‘i'.-5»ii?l"e‘5’."i.°?‘

Monuments of Cliasle _Design ~

rr ti ‘

=:od.\=ct|.' Wghlgllolée gwfrglzlgt m:_t__d_;s_o_`!_ns°=_nd_eet__|a:ntel or-“the Silent City? p.‘n "FII" h’

I Chandler Bell

160 Kent St.

TAI\K

-or less.

How

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Short Lesson on Glove Buying

One pair of gloves will wear six

- MONTHS-or longer.

Another pair will wear six WEEKS

Why the difference ?

can you pick out the six

months’ kind ?

FTF* W.. ...is

The greater the “stretch” in the hide,

the thinner and weaker the leather. The

more “shrink” in the tanning process the

THICKER and TOUGHER and more

EL ASTIC the leather, hence LONGER WEAR. You can understand that.

Every glove carrying the H. B. K.

trade mark is made from hides that are

printed forms vvi:l be received by ____ _ L_ _

the under signed for leases of barren '*"°*--

_ _

bottoms for oyster culture in Rich- I mond Bay up to and on the 20th “ day of November next. Each - 3| application will require to be _'_.._._..l_____

accompanied oby cash, certified 5---__------1% clieque or P. . Order for oo to ~

pay cost of drawing duplicalg lease K- J* MARTIN' B- A- :ind registering same. 5l""§§‘|;°_:__N‘;f_li¥ P'1\li°. 01°

Copies of plans,application form.~ Morris BioI:k-' illliiiottetown

and proposed form of lease and *__ ____~_ ,

it-a~in,; regulations are deposited

:mil may be inspected at the Dr. €, ll,

l llo 'i in' .:

oOllici\»g oi) iidvincial Sesretar ~ vdermery sumwnl i, ,1 ' _ y’ il?i§°§.Ii2?.'§"ff?¢¥»'rif'i‘».2l??§i?ll'Ji' 63235.'

tetown Phone 26,

PrOillOl‘iOlary'S OIIICC, Summer- 0o:_iep_ltatinn and Medicine by mal

one o ar

BMO-ts2m"~d

D. 0. IMLEOD. K.0. W. Ill. BENTLEY

, ton,

‘A-‘“;‘?'“" "’5°""° 5* M<=L=°d sl Boiler

~ _ ` A,»,3_- ,lit SL G d t Ltd_ W ‘_ Bnrristerssnd Attorn s~ t-I '

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. - ` " i Gil I)csRoches&Co,Miscoucli»=, _*___*

__ Augustine McLellan‘s Store, ALEXANDER Ross_ "_ D'

Riclimoml. Ph _ _ .

Dr. Stewnrt’s Drug Store, Tyne y'"°'“ 'md S‘"g°°”

Office and residence that nt

Dr. Mc! .auglzlin

(yr _ ' |’h0"¢ :HSL |65 Prince Si

.eary _Is1nesE. Bircl1’s Store, Alberton 7_'3M6"'°'pd’

Warburton (0. Shaw

_ Barrieters, Attomeys, Notary/Public, Etr Ufflces in Cameron Block, Charlottetown P. ‘E. Island.

IIO'l'El. BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. ll.

F""'°" "'"" Q °°’ L" ci.: urs".es.':::s:r::‘°.i.“ztc.::.

Situated ln the oentre ol npanloue round; an surrounded by le at shag; er", r.:`i“:n:.‘...:iz°.‘::L'.ia:ir3fri:.ivn.°.iit*r

DR. JOIIN LEDWELI.. M. I.

Richmond Street,op elle St.Peu Church I-li-in uuti no o'ci ck to 3p.m.

DR. CLIF T

otel.

The shove eteumere have a limited ee- , _“um”

.l:::o_|_i_:»» l'nl:h°:_Aeu“ n.o_¢__:i- no A, A. Metso, R66, Donald llstttneon _

This is why and how.

The wearing quality of a glove de*

pends mostly, if not altogether, on how the leather is produced-how it is treated

in tanning before being cut up into

gloves.

It makes all the difference to you-

in Service--whether the untanned- An- imal skin travels over Tank “A” route or Tank “B” route-so to speak.

Take a horsehlde for example: -

Horsehide is unquestionably ' the

best leather for hard service gloves. A Raw horseliide when cleaned, scraped

and ready for tanning, measures, let us

say, zo square feet of surface.

Now-hides are bought by the

POUND but 501.1 syn... Foor. Ana this so square feet of raw hide may be either STRETCHED ro per cent. in tan-

ning or SHRUNK Io per cent. according to the PROCESS employed and the chemicals used.

Most tanners think it good business

to GAIN Io per cent. on their hides- Naturally they want all the square feet of leather they can get out of each skin.

I But this extra STRETCH' is gained only at the expense of STRENGTH- wearing quality.

The fibres of the leather are WEAK

ENED" in . obtaining that extra 'to per cent. On the other hand, a xo per cent. shrinks e would THICKEN e n d STREITGTHEN the leather by knitting the fibres together and closing the pores thus adding tensile strength-f o r

WEAR. `

, _

s-.~:

specially SHRUNK by the H. B. K.

special process of tannage. For this reason H. B. K. gloves are more pliable, elastic, resilient and LONGER WEARINGtlian

ordinary heavy gloves. _ _

' You can put a H. B. K. horsehide glove to the hardest kind of usage and it

will stand up and hold its own where - a A glove tanned by ORDINARY process would give way in a short time.

_ II. B. K.hor|ehide gloves are wet- proof, snow-proof, heat-proof, acorchfproof. They

are tough and wiry and thick, yet loft and pliable enough to pick up A pin.

’ We are the ONLY Canada makers

of gloves who absolutely GUARANTEE our gloves without reservation. The wear- er? must get full and complete satisfaction from a H. B. K. glove or he gets a new pair FREE.

Why buy doubtful gloves when you

can get H. B. K. GUARANTEED

gloves-the kind that MUST give satis- factory wear.

When you want EXTRA SERVICE

from a glove and want a RESPONSIBLE guarantee from a RESPONSIBLE faq. ory ask for and INSIST ON GETTING H. B. K. loves identified b the diamond trade. mark shown around this ad.

Every dealer having YOUR interests

at heart should sell H. B. K. gloves. If not ask him why. t

For YOUR OWN sake insist on get-

H. B. K. GUARANTEED gloves.

. The H. B. K. brand means SAF- ETY and SATISFACTION in glove buying. Get H.B.K gloves and be SAFE.

- ‘° I nuoson snr inuirrmc conraur

Nev.ilt»h Florence eo.‘lt , , , , _ f , .

omllth Tobacco Dlzo. ntl: I -.

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