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MlllilIlll.E'l ISLAND STEAM-SHIP SERVICE'

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l‘heA. I. Btenm nliip "l_Al)Y i~iYl¥lli. will _tyre tim iniiiwitv wiifih, Picton every viiduy iind-’l`liuriulity mornlnk un ari-ivnlo the l‘I9t|ir0Hi~i lriiv_n llaliiiix. i_u| tho Mn gtalan lpiliiniia, calling nt Snuriu P. E. l.'|&oiii|r and returninie. F 'nrti |I_,naapp‘ to Wm. Ito or

srin°i"li’f%\;ii'€i‘ggrits atlyirlaiiinrr, Uliasbw lv:-e_.".gant at Picton, iiinttiiew & Mc Lenn,Aizents at Sourii_ur Wm Meinl* Manager andpwnor. Pis_to;i":Ar>__r`il'22n-* ‘

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emcblriwhiiilglzilgli tliiiiiiliiiv l).=in‘iif" l\viiill leave lflifj 'Conipanyhi wliarfdaily, except

Sunday, at 7.f3o o'clorl|, A. lil.-lieturn. ii will leave Picton after the arrival of

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the niofnirig train from_ Haliiax. ., f 7»-z3M6mosr\rl._ V

Manager. _ - _ , ,. _ , _ _

Ottober gist. igiz. Richmond Street_opposite»St.Pau Church

-irs nuti io u clock to P in

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TllE"COLONlAL LINE I

'lilidibnly independent line between `

N%~ laiipt1& N wif York, offers an _ -ir 1 r ' '

.~ . movgn l>AssENcER ` avi E BETWEEN Boston & New York via iuiii. AND sou' '$2 SS ‘tit |“i’..'i'i” '$4-50 I _ ‘WEEK ons Asn sunnavs

Fast and elegant propeller steaniers.

“Concord

demands

require state

SAILINGQ

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Money to Loon ` '

Morris Block-Charlottetown

Warburton' (tl. Shaw

Bqirrintcrs, Attorneys, Ni/.ary Public, Etc \Jil`\<:e.~i in Cameron lllock, Charlottetown

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Il0'I'El. BRUNSWICK '

Moncton. N. II. "

:he largest and liest Located liotsl in me Guy accommodating _200 guests. iituiitied inthe centre ui.-ipaciuusgruunds and surrounded by elezanl. sha e trees

innking it/specially desirable lor tourists ttia summer season GEO.McSWEhiNEV

DR. CLIFT

Specialisi--Chronic- Discaa'-:

ADDRESS-Charlottetown, Victori:

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ALEXANDER R035, M; ll

Physician and Surgeon -

Oilice and resid:-nce that r

' Dr. Mclaiighlin

|\)~¢m¢ 3|5L _ _ _ |65 Prince St

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I). 0. MCLEOD. K. of W. E. BENTLEY McL¢0(I,_`__ ffl, iipefliley

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tho well-known and

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HBIHB DWR.

one him was in.

where tor many

another occasion a lion, after

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in his mouth and carried, lady trainer who also was!

the cage, then dropped him and

walked away. i ,The late Mr. Bostock always held] that kindness was the best policy ini training wild animals. and claimed tl'1'at`_ no cruelty entered into his _-methods. Discussing his unruly pu- _pils. he once said:--

“In the case of an attach the tire!

hose is a good expedient for quelling' an infuriated animal. _Blank cartr1d~. gee, too, are very effective. I do not allow red hot irons, as I consider they' are cruel and often ineffectual.

"A man who contemplates being a

trainer must primarily be a lover io! animals, he must possess the patience] of Job, and_ the Alpha and Omega of his whole creed must be kindness."

GOLD NUGGETS STOLEN

They Belonged to the Canadian Gov- ernment's London Office

A daring robbery was committed

at the Canadian Government Emigra~ tion Oiiices in Whitehall, near Trafal- gar Square, London. ln the early morning a policeman patrolling the thoroughfare noticed that the large plate-glass window had been smashed, andrinvestigation showed that a show- case oontalntng,ts'n gold nugget! in _,the rough, which‘ was displayed inthe h'-indovt, had also been smashed and `nine ot the nuggets abstracted. The

made just suiiiciently large to allow of t.he insertion of an ann. _

The nuggets were very good speci-

mens in the rough state that the Yukon goldtlelds produce. but the! were small and thin, and their total value was not much more than $50. An omcial at the oiilce stated that the thief would hardly be able to dils- pose of the nuggets, except at a trifling

Allowed Apparatus for Restoring Llfo to Por-

m through the thigh, pick~ ‘ `,

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that is

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supplies not

of oxygen

him, in- for him

infant adult.

the pul- varied. mines

for ggneral use. it can be used

apparatus, evolved more re-i a diver's helmet. This Isi tb a self-containedsupply ot and requires no connection surface. An amateur wear- is able to stay under water

hour at a time. _ _

is in use in Cobalt,

In colliei-ies. and at the rescue stations. _

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__Are_To Blame

-~ wiisiin womiirs siicii `

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ilS_I|0T STRONG. _ °

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Women arecoming to understand that

weak, lame and aching backs from which tkliigyguifer are due to wrong action of the

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The kidneys are overtaxed;-giveiy

U10” W0Yl< 01.1511 they can possibly do- ihsv _they cry out in protest through the pain in the back. _ 1 _ When _the hack aches and pains it 18 almost impossible to do her housewoiflq, for every move and turn means ain. l _On the _first sign of baclcache l)oan'l. Kidney Pills should be taken so as-mf avoid all this suffering.

Mrs. Harvey W. Brownell, Northport;

N._S._, writes:-“_I now take pleasure in

year ago I was terribly ailiicted with lame ack, and was so bod at times I could not

sweep mg own floor. While looking through _ .B.B. Almanac, I ,saw Doan'a Kidney Pills were a great kidney remedy so thought I would try a box or two. l did sq and found great relief. After us' ing Eve boxes I was completely cured, and I am very, thankful to have found so speedy e, curb.” i _ ~ _

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., Limited, Toront Ont. ~

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When ordering direct, specify ‘_‘Doan'l.fl

"You can select a gilt for any man

here with the certainty that it will prove pleasing. Not only will it he 1-I thing of beauty hut be serviceable, useful and timely as well. Look over this list. Watches, Watch iobs, vest chains, rings, cuff links, stick pins,` emblem pins, shaving mugs, match

Bnrristera and Attor eés at law

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by using D0an’e idney Pills. About I

I ,better roads

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CA-NADA is alive to the vital importance of good rprtoiads. R

' land-owner knows that they contain the secret 'ol greater pros-

pedtyjfthat they mean more farms, more profitable crops and more valuable land. Eyery merchant knows that they alone can swcll`Vli‘ie,t‘\’_a_§I`eMand his profits by giving him more customers and making it easier for those custom-

ers to get 'to his store'

But just what do we mean by “good roads?" , ; _ People in Louisiana are glad to get a strip of sand across their marshes M-3 and

they callit a “good” road; a

People Arkansas ride horseback through their barren hills-and they call

their winding, roclcy paths “goocl roacls;"

But people in prosperous, fertile Canada do not have to be content with auch'

make-shifts. p

_They are going about the work of providing proper highways as they have gone' about everything else--carefully, systematically, intelligently.

Their clefinition of a good road is the "best" road-and that definition means a _

Concrete road _ 1

A BROAI? statement? Yea- but it is

auppoijecl by incontrovertable facto;

IJY the experience of more than' twenty y'eara and by the moat exhaustive tests and investigation, ` It irndmitted to be the fact by the foremost road authorities on the con- tinent. lt ia guiding the road-building policy of great commonwealthsi i

Tlie Romana-history°a greatest road-builden-- used a crudsfonii ofnatuial concrete to build the highways that have given service for two thous-

~andyesn. _WWW V' M V' _A

Until this present century. no later nation was able to equal the-Romana aa road-builders.

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MODERN concrete, made with cement

produced by modern scientific meth-

ods, is more enduring in every cubic yarcl than the beat the Romana ever made. Modern road- maldng machines enable n dozen men to lay more- and better-road in a daythan u hundred Roman slaves could put down in a week. ln.a few years these modern concrete roads will have paid for themselves - and will atill be there. practically nl good as new, to pay their builders and succeeding generations, annual profits.

_lip _beenproven to be the beat mahrialfor any wrt of highway. It hu carried the heavy, con- gested trafic ir; the heart of great cities; it in cheap enough to be within reach of the smallest town; it can be laid by the ordinary road-gang of the mod ioolntecl farming district. _

Now, we can build better roads than the ""‘n“' J _ if '~" I'

for lell ll°ney‘tl1Ai'l our fathers paid for rendu that

&euld not laat for half the lifetime of than wlxofbuilt

om.

The nildfdnnl-'V " close' V at flmndx' the omploymentiorlgome labor; ppactinellydll the money apei-it foifcoiicrlste roads remains at homo.

YOU owe it to yourself-as a merchant, a professional man, or agfarmerf-and

to your community-as a citizen-to use your _influence on belial£of`_tl'iia

modern "best road." We have made it- easy ’f6f"<yqu tb d0.so‘l,>y_collei;_;i_rig all the inforrnatién necessary to thoroughly post you on the subject-and putting it

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br obligation, upon request. Simply ul: for "Good

/' - Roads literature," or send the coupon. '

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We 'have ri large staff of expert iplumbers-

` make a specialty of their work and know that we

~ mp give you best possible service.

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_ Any i‘¥ His Master’s Voice ” dealer in any town _

‘ or city in Canada will gladly play any music

you wish to hear.

nsai.iNER GRAM-o-Pnosa co. Louisa,

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Why ara Island Chocolates First-clan? One reason la_that your ldland cream- I Butter. et\~..i| as good as the beat on aa'tli.Another reason ia that I have been making, _ lilghgrado chocolates. for ag years. with the but ina_teriala.ln th! '\'¢!'_1d»‘hl»ll'°'%§| _¢ I not be able to make the liocolataa ai good aa lllaboat?-I AN mating the ISLAN ‘_ I . oltocoaarss io my mimi sitilskihan myiiiiag you have am. i Know they

are BETTER even lfl cannot can ce you. _ _ r .

` WHY N61' get rn- -ybfrom the uopaiilotic and, unjust assumption that IP 35° - ""di.»°¢'ii'.iy iiiiieh `r'iif.1`.T¢v:i;°.~iai°i`ii'»\'.'i»' r..i"ii'i»'i'-i°oiii: 'rowiv .nh ui. coops _

tml,-_ 'tharlit rw- ofthe “cron ofthe Yaaiiaaa' aueoeao.

it ir ci~iai:i,or1'a1‘owN. AND sas i-um oizow.

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A Short Talk' About Island Chocolates' I

familial

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._ ya I your home this Christmas.

__ _ V _1§;f`§-"_< You can Search the Whole W-Qrld over and not find another gift s ` ` "“»‘°f~ ` that will brin so much. leosure to 'every member of the family. i

VlctooVlctrola XIV, $100

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