"comfort .~

F i Ask for Hickey s

is,f1o'is. . -. . _

iran: '

-0

-ff 1 -_ . .. -

-If a Question "` '

_. 2' oi. _Glasses .ii

_ Soldier Iioy

Brother or Friend

A Overseas

there _are three principal things to be cquiidsred i=i'r. ouA|_irv, e1-v|_E_

Oi the first importance is the FIT

11.09 Ill' like lenses only. but ol the frame _or mountius 'ps wail. Quai.- .rrv isaiuo important. . We have many service- - ' able gifts which will add

..J‘.'lrQil QUALITV lenses cost more go

than otliers. but means safety fund

many.

Safety Razors’25c to $7 Sterno Stoves, complete,

35c to $1.00

Frainea and mountings are made

in mm? qualities and only in the

~ ‘ d e i d - '

,§§',';,f,';,,_' "°°~ ° ’°“ ""9 °“‘ ”“’ Oxo and Stero Cubes, 10

- and 25c _

Cigarettes, in l0c and tm

bcxes of fifties (all the most popular brands)

Cigars, pcks. 10’s, 25's,_ 50's Chocolate Bars, all kinds,

Laet_`but not least importance in

STYLE-

' The right 'STYLE for you is tlie-

one that will look well. feel' ll . - . and' best, serve you the purpose. we ‘ 55- Mllk Ch°C°l3te m

' 25c cakes I .

All Metal Mirrors at 50c

_ Poc5r5et Combs, 10, 15 and

nifi'iI~'r, ?ii§i"1aIéHr.8TYLE_A"L Carboclic Soaps. P10. 15

i » _ and 25c F P

. o o Talcum Powder, oot ow-

` d ,T th P' ste, Blades

LR. _GllIlS,LI1(I __§_fS__pe<;y R_;______P___e___

Tobaccos, etc. i

. Our GUARANTEE covers every pair.‘ _ ~

i _8unny_alde

Jpweler and Opticlan, Geo; Ea cnurianmwu, P. E. i. “Tl\€P€0Dl€S’DI'UB8iSl"

1 » 1-.;

i Y _ -I -il

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_gagnall who has lately returned

--.The Amherst Daily News of Nov.

"liresh Turkish Delight

This is the Oriental _Confection Manufactured. expressly forius, AS IN THE ORIENT

_ THREE KINDS_ _ PLAIN, WITH NUTS, MINT Sold in pound lots only at 30c. While it lasts.

FHONE 219 .

'The McKinnon Drug Co.

< r

Twist.

‘ _ When you viant a chewing tobacco that _has all the

fragrance flavor and freshness you could desire. ask for iii_i<aY's TWIST. _ _ . _ _ __ _ . . Made from_fuily matured leaf, ina clean factory, it is the ciioicest, cleanest and best chewing tobacco you can buyi anywhere at an price. _ _

_ Buy l~IlCKE§ S-the big non-crumbling fig at the small

PIICC. _

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd Charlottetown

1| |

2 1 __ 17.

- PURE AND FRESH

'l)R.CROKEN’S CONDITION POWDIiIl

(Poi up by 1. E. cnoxnni, n.v.s.i

This condition powder is suitable for cattle, swine and

sheep as well as for horses, and has no equal in putting all kinds oi live stock in a healthy, vigorous condition. Every

ckage is put-up under the personal supervision of Dr.

Earoken, a veterinary of long and successful experience. All the leading horsemen and stockraisers on_P. E. I. endorse it .is the best tonic, alterative and blood purifer on the market

_ Price 50 cents per package

FQR SALE BY

Colin A. McDonald,

c Prescription Druggist ' Revere Hotel Block, Kent St.

‘ I Mail orders receive prompt attention. '

“ll-10-l3Mll1`l0. ' l _

l ~ I TYPEWRITERS - --

5 .- .

§f§.v°"' ' - '

_ _ _ _ . _ ~ . ood at almost

for the ,ir aw days we will offer No Sogngerws "la comma _“__

- colt of duty, dns colored' ribbon. |55-00 U°'I9\‘W° °~ bon’ back apacer, 815.00. Underwood No. 4 one eolo;;g__;lll\;l_|_l__£_e-ovsi Underwood No. istwo colored ribbon back aDl°:;»” hh’ mwhmu Np. io, $55.00. oiivsr No. s uaso. oiivgi- No. is ar _,mar ___ _Mmm IUQUBCUOG ‘Nm 5 W 10 IOIN. Btfllldlfil Fbldlllg YP! sz. atm one .aas.ov. isimpirs 528-00- R°ml“l'°“' N°'- 5 Q* °t'f_°°ff,,‘§‘:,§g,; . 00. Thou machines guaranteed for a and 8 years. e.¢° M "___

al‘ll5.o0. Ten percent must accompany order to show evidence U

gi g ¢ Ling will be taken when lt arrives shllf C 0. - mf

li an lil " mac _"_ __ y of th. m.

abode. company reserves the right §:>Jel_\;_i;d {l.°:>:°___"*=__y _ "vert

- as are sold out 'riis i>\1\‘°lI“°\'

'-~ of “"9" °°s°“'°.f...‘.: '.:.‘:°'..:.‘.':' .°.'.';i.i:.'. °:.”2°i..ir'.‘1.

-__ _va all niickheiaaiiia and asm I P _"___ so suuon “_ “__

nasriiinn grrpnwnirna nxcimi

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' The General-.Gm

For Your .___;

IT- PAY! to buy in this Province.

THE MEMBERS OF COURT Dal-

Wly I. 0. F.. and the citizens of Hunter River and vicinity intend l\0l<Il1ll. a reception on Tuesday evening next in honor of Sergt. Fred

wounded from the front. A Band from Charlottetown will be in. at- tendance. Everybody cordially Jn. vlted. 3034-11-iaiuiiirii.

» Eoi.iNe'roN scHooi.`._ 'rue roi. lowing is the standing of the pupils of Eglington school for the niontli of October. Grade V1.-'1. Emily Un- derhay. Grade IV.- 1, Blanche Steed 2, Gussie McDonald; 3, Jessie Burke. Grade ill.-1, Edwin, Wood. Grade- lI.- (Sr.) 1, Brent -Stead. Grade ll.- -(Jr.)-1, Myrtle Dingwell; 2, Orrin Dingwell. ' Gr'a‘de` 'I1'-1.' 'Jennie 'Biirlte 2, wesisy Diugwsii;"s."luiidrsii Mc- Kenzie. `A'. Cainpbell,'teacher.‘ ' '

New HAVEN scHoo1..~.=. 'rue for

lowing is the' _st.anding"of the' pupils of New Haven’ 8c'liobI'f6r'tho' month of October. 'Gradta"VIl'.'-1; Margorie Darrach';' 2, 'Joseph' McQuillan; ‘ 3; Annie Beaton; Grade VI.-1 Emma Frizzell and Mary McManus lequal); _2, Katherine Nolan; 3,__Florence Cav- 8112811. Teacher. Sadie Cavanagh. Grade IV.-1, Louis Bsrrigati; 2, Ella Tierney; 3. Leonard. McPhee. Grilde lI~II.--1, L\l(_!y M`c_Klnn0n; 2,- A8l\€i` NOIPDZV 3, Mary Docherty. Second Class of Grade III."-1,Danie| Gass and Arthur McPhee.-(equal);2, Ivan Devereaux; 3, Mary Goss, -Grade ll--1. Ella; Frlzzell; 2, Agnes Boyce; _ 3. .Maurice Tierney. Grade il..-1, Eyerette Clow; 2.. Leo Berri- gan; 3, Richard McPhee. Teacher, Katie McNeill. _ - _

_ GALLANT ISLANDER I .Ml88iNG.

9th says: ln yeaterday's casualty list under the sub heading of those tragic words_"Misslng. Believed Kill- ed in Action" comes -the name of J. E. Lockerby of Malpsque. P. E. I. J. E. Lockerby was ii. nephew of the Rev. E. I-I. Ramsay and two years ago conducted several services in the West Highlands. He was attending Dalhousie College'when he enlisted two years ago, and has since been with the 42nd Black Watch. The News was given to 'understand that a requisition had just been sent from Ottawa. recalling the late J. E. Lockerby to 'take a commission and attending to recruiting in Prince County, P. E. I. The death of this gallant young man proves .ii sad blow to his relatives. and the News and its readers will extend their deepest sympathy to the sorrow stricken ones.

COIIDOLEIICE

Hillside Lodge, L.O

No. 123. '

_ Montague. P. E. I.

To Mr. John P. McLeod and family,

Grandview.

Whereas Almighty _God. having

_been pleased out of His infinite mercy ‘to remove- your beloved and respected son and brother Everett from the cares and troubles of this transitory existence to a state of endless duration.

Resolved that we on behalf of the

oiiiceis and members of Hillside Lodge No. 123, L.0.0.F., of which he was a. beloved, respected and honored member. tender to .you our heartfelt sympathy in this your. hour of trial and affliction, and we assure you that we sincerely, deeply and most affectionately sympathize with you in your bers-avement. ..

Your noble son and our worthy

brother_ has been taken away in the- morning of life, upon the treshold of this worlds opportunities, having

given up his -gm in the glorious do-'

IO rf

fence of Kin , Country and Hum- anity, the nob est sacrifice that man can make; but we' rejoicoin the hope that God in His love and mercy has called `him to the richest blessing of the world beyond. -

Although we cannot now under-

stand the mysteries of Gods. worship. yet we acknowledge that He is car- rying out His Divine- plans, and when the grief is lifted from our eyes. we shall know that the sor- rows which are so hard for us now to bear may be for our eternal wel- fare.

We would allay your sorrow, but

that is beyond human help.

We pray the Heavenly Father to

grant you help - and strength in your sorrow# and 'we would' dire-ct you for comfortito th's loving Sav- iour who has saidz-

“Let not your heart be troubled,

ye believe in God, believe also in Men’ ~

Signed on behalf o_o the officers

and members of I-Iillside._I.odge. No. 123, L.. 0, O. F. _ __-

dn Friendship, Love and Truth, R. M. McMillan'P. G.; Ilester _B.

.Meiiisii it. G; w.. E. oempheii, com- mittee. - '.

Montague, P. . l.

October 25th, 1916. '

l*i`“RUBBErRs I' .

Never before has 'this stord

_ had such a large stock ofz-

» i

Rubber Footwear

Wecanfltanysizetoot

' mdiin'valiapeboorr_o'per-

feci:ion,and ou r prices are

at least 10 oenta per pair

-| _iowertlianthesainegqoda

weooiuo ali.L.s.-'-Ernest L.

Smith, son of Thomas. and Carrie Smith of Dennisyllle, Maine. who`re- .sidee at 89 Park street, and-Miss Flor- ence Blanche Bruce, were united in marriagg at the home of the lattafs brother~in'-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Warren' C. Bartlett, 170 Essex street,

Wednesday' evening at 8 o'clocli. Rev. Thomas Cain. pastor of the Essex Street Baptist church oillciated. using the single ring service. Harold Wood- bury as best man and Miss Grace Taylor as bridesmaid were the atten- dants.. The couple were married under a_ silver-bell in a tastily decorated parlor, including a novel arrangement of autumn leaves and cut flowers.

brother-in-law, Warren C. Bartlett. The-wedding march from Mendels~ solin was played by Miss' I-IoleniCall. 'l‘he"bi\ide- was gowned in white crepe do china, wore s bridal veil of white lace caught up with orange blossoms and carried a shower boquet of white chrysantliemums. Her attendant was gowned in white' lace over a blue silk dressand carried pink roses. A, reception was held from 8 to 10 o’clock to a large number of relatives and friends, among them being Mr. and Mrs. I-larry Douglas, uncle'and aunt of the grom. Refreshments' were ser- ved. Among the 'many wedding gifts was a. chest of silvorfrom the employ- ` s'of the Bay State Street Railway zeomnpany at the West Lynn car barns, the groom being a conductor from that stable. After 'a wedding tour the couple will reside at 89 Park Street. -Maine Ex. (Miss Florence Blanche Bruce is the daughter of Mr. A. W., Bruce, Red Point.) J

Corporal Meariliiir 1 ‘Sends iheery _-Leiter ~-1

From France

\ .

Mrs: McArthur, Cornwall, has ro~_

celved° the following letter from her son, on active service ln France:--

Somewhere in France,

Dear mother:

I received your welcome letter yes-

terday and needless to say was glad, as I always am to hear from you. and to learn that everybody is _well. This is Monday morning and I am writing to you ln_tlie Y.M.C.A. somewhere iii France, Hu! ha! ha! Rather vague. lsn't lt? The weather is cloudy with iml`ication.=i of rain, indeed_we seem to get a good deal of wet weather this time of' year. However as_the suni~ mer has been ideal I d'on’t thiink we have reason to kick. We'll, niotiiei, I think Fraiice- agrees with me, as l have never been sick since l weiit in~ to tlie iiringllne over ten months ago; quite a good record, don't you think? So my doctor biills have not been very hard_to meet, yet. I often wish it had been otherwise, as I might than have missed' some very trying times; which it has been my lot to go through. I receiive the papers from home regularly, and.I tell you, some of the letterswrltten by the boys out here are quite interesting to me. You may remember one in a July number of the Guardian,-written by aceitalu young' subaltern in an Island- battery at the front, to a friend ln Charlotte-_ town, lin which_ he _speaks of being

ormously long hours.'_’ And ends up' by saying that they are "greatly ii

rest, what about our boys who have been in all the big drives (in the in~ fantry for almost a year now? And s gre-at many of .us have never even g`ot a pass to London, although wo are entitled to 'one every three months. Well, l guess we need a rest,

Well, mother, l have a very sore,

side, the result of a wound received lately while holding a trench captured’ from Fritz. l was in the hospital for e few weeks, but- now 'I' am back again ,wiith the boys. However. it is getting -'better rapidly, being only ii flesh 'wound.~-' -' This was. my first scratch, so I' may thank Providence- forhaving such good' luck. l hadi a. letter from Dan yesterday. Ha says he feels ilne and is enjoying military life greatly. _ .

Well, mother, my news la about ex~j

haunted,-but I slmll be able _to toll

r' mmaamkh `

- Science.has_devised magy ~- aids which 'minister to t e _ comfort of the 'patient and .-

_ the convenience. of' the . is nurse. Qur_stock contains ' the latest improved sick- ' room suppllesand you us- ually can .save time, and money by coming here first . for suchiiieins. ' _ _ _

-_; Ice Bags Hot Water ' Bottles, Air 'Cushions ' - Rubber semis , ned

Gauzes, -Sick -Feeders, Absorbent Co_tton,Llnte . alcohol Lamps, -Fever Ther-

, ' _` - A special “rush order” 1 will be made' for any item ~ not carried regulary in

stock. ‘ -_ . Leave your next- order

' witiius. -

~ _are sold fdr in Toronto.

i I.etus'fityou...,l

. Monisifselth-Bw. s

.' .lolmson °& Johnson' . The Qllllfy Cor. Kenfb Prince Sta.

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li

The bride was given away by her”

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- oct. 9, 19iu.__

in the "big push" and "wor-king\en-.

need of arest.” Well, if they need_`

you plenty of strange! things- wheiiv we meet again,-' as lliope to, and be~.

‘ Sick I

Room i

Requisites Q

. Pans, Medicine-Galaaaea. “

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The :answers"easylf` The customer benefits ni'o'st'of'all. ' ' I ' I I " i _ ‘ . Somebody. has to_ for'_lo'iig‘ credit terms; ‘ Isn'tiit. thecasli" .. =` f

' 4 _ ' 'Somebody has to paydfor the occasional customer who docs not. ' _ _ .pay for himself. » Isii’t_ it' the cash customer P. . _ , _ I.

. . _ _

_ You' fix the moral yourself!

- This store goes on a cash basis_Febriiary ist, i9i7.

' - And inthe riieaiitime,-_-all tlic past due items oii our books’ are ~ ~ being carefully closed out. _

_ \ ,V .I_s__your'nam_e among tli_e_past due ileiiis? If so,-this is a line day ~ ` ` ~ to wri'té°i'ec2:'ipts. Our ink well-is full, aii<l_ mir peii_`is ready. ~ -

Moore McLeod, Ltd. s

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_ V ‘_ Somebody has to pay for the expenses and labor_ incident to carry- N I 4 ' ing on_'a credit business. Isn’t it the cash customer?

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I _ 119'.-l.1_2l Queen St. Charlottetown 'I - __ _ _ _

asirwof' 'AN-D A DAGGER ' '

WH T DOES IT MEAN?

See the “Shieldiiig"Shfidot(i#`at the' _Prince Edward' Friday and..-Vqaturdoy

fore many months. for 'things look.

i~v cts

retty bright now. G e my respe

all the family and fiiends, and

our' lovng son, ..

CHARLES McARTHUR, (Cpl.)

Mary PickiordjS-cores. Triumphp_i_IlelS8liliiy

Famous 'Players “Poor-Lit»tie- -

. _ Peppiina."- _ _ ._ _ _

s to the versatility of Mary Plckford

he Famous Players Film Company's

tar will dispel them by her wonder-

performance -inthat companys

5 Ii’ there .have ever been_aiiy doubts

ul _ splendid production of Kate 'Jo'rdan's

Poor Little Pe `na.” Followin

noi _ _ ._ S

upon her last Paramount 'Picture-

Madamo Butterfiy,"‘in which she sd

_perfectly characterizes the little Jap anese girl, Miss' Picki’or_d in this pro- duction, _which is the feature at - the Prince Edward _ Wednesday and Thursday. creates a` character new to »he»r admirers-»an 'American girl who

as been' stolen by -Italians, when fa

mere baby'ari`d'brought up as one

f their own children. ` Her native

tongue and all thought of her real parentage totally, obliteratéd, dhe is to

all intents. and piirposes a .real It-

liirn girl. But there lingers' about er` an iudeilnable something; that

h

lea-psinto fire whey( ahe"'iil' finally i‘e~

nited with her parents by.s. simple

little prayer that forms--the only heri-

ge of her childhood. " 3032.,

WAR'S ACTIVITIES ` `

5*. BRING FROSPERITY

T0 ITAILIAN CITIES

_ (cauiiaiau Prem TURIN; Italy. Oct. 16.-All -through

italy the lack of visitors if_ felt, but in many of the cities this loss' ie more than' balanced by _the extreme activity f

the harbors and the' industrisicen- es. Turin and Genoa are more alive

i‘ than ever. liven -Pisa lids received it

eneiit,in 'thnx in-any. soldier? -IN quar-

tered, there, and_iher'e- is heaps I of

rzoney in circulation. Even during t.

'e war the country 'is adding _to her

_ <

mileage_»of _electrified railways. From Mont Cenis to within a short distance of Turin the power is electricity, and many miles- in the vicinity of Genoa also.. Many fields are now closed to Italian labor, and the country is tak- ing adyantage of the situation' in a big way. italy. will never-be compelled to use ii large 'p_ropor`tion`of her avail- able inen. Her fighting line is too short to necessiate this. Since italy has always been and always 'will' be the paradise oi’_ tourists .it is time some ltalia_ns_ got to work an'd prepared guide books of the country. Those now onsale are all German or French and are filled~with the most stupid and senseless llbels. _

Contrary to all the' guide books, it

is perfectly- safe to nose your way through'_ eve/ryuook and corner of every. city in Italy, at any hour of the day or night. And this even now,when

has been reduced. Cabbies, shoemak- ers, waiters ,bankers 'and street raili- 'way employees- are but classes that do noi__liow a great difference in any "part of the world, and you-are nomore' likely to he short-changed by a waiter in italy than you are in any other. country. ‘ _

The alleged dirty condition of* the

italian cities is m_ade by short-sighted folk, as a rule. Therein as much dirt, probably a lot more in London, New York, Chicago or Berlin as in any large city in italy. _

Ii' Maxine sori-i suns MEET

.__

_ OTTAWA, Nov. 7.-A contribution to the cost of living debate has been made by Mr. Harrison' Watson. Can- adian Trade Coinmisslmier in Lon- don. who has forwarded to the Trade and Commehce Department the in~ tei-ini report of the .<;ommlss‘i_0l1 01 the rise in prices in Great Britain, experts appointed last June by the British .Government to investigate and to suggest measures of relief. ' _“The report is an interesting ex- haustive and wall-reasoned documesit,_ but while the-commitee makes a -number _of recommendations, the 'main impression produced is,that the direct cause for the high prices rul- ing for practically every kind of

_cpnimodity is the increased ,cost of

. Good] ob Printin'

the illumination of many of the cities.-

production and of transportatIon_-Tir'

sultingfrom the war and tliat,-Avila, the demand exceeding~'the avsllab ‘»

supply high p_i~lf~es are inc-vitab'le.‘-.'

. ..

The committee' held- thirt-y-_t_li|'el-

sittings and secured no evidence ol.

conibiiies, rings or nia'nIpuldtion`.~$ the same 'time it 'is 'stated ‘ft - prices would have been' very .mlicli

higher were _lt not foritliie measuri taken by the Goveriiment"io-mai

tain _supplies and regulate 'prices.1 '

‘ ‘ - I p, There Vnre realiy» two -r`epoi'ti'i`,1-oniiv

unanimous and another signed by 2- oi’ the I2 members. in tliei first. thlp most 'notable suggestion is for a'vol"? untary m'eatlesa‘ day each Week' all _ the -empowering. of local 'augliorit to open foodstuffsshope where».r_e_ ~ prices are excessive. The _suppiemen ary report of the‘se'ven‘ msmbei°s`r /~ c'onimen'ds` governnient control of"the' buying of meat and bacon. from _ou side sources. also over homésuppliagf of meats. bacon ,milk and other ‘priin_7_,, ary (o_o_ds. _ _ » ‘__ _ '

Oneparngraph in .the report statetj

that it`is the actual produce`r_~'of» thpj commodities who is responsible fdh then greater part' of any artificial(- prollts, rather than the middlemang and contractor. 'lf

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f We. are now in a position to handle all kinds _

of Job Printing at short notice. Give us a call with

_ your next _order and be convinced. '

Bsiihsaas, . visits. _c¢mis, . ' i

Lettei`=1i’eads.' ' Law lgactums,

0

~ ' 'Notehedds, H andbills. _

l ".5Y'dte`ments` _ ‘ `Menu Cards.

. ~ -- P Grim Labels. Envelopes.

_ Law '-Blanlcs, ' Dodgers. ' ` _ Post Cards." ' . Posters.

_ .' -Wedding 'Announcements Blott_ers,-

» We a large stockof Wi°itin_ga__a_;id-- ing Palpers _l ` colors to select from, Cover _apers aiidTag Board ' ' '

ye s.

- Prompt d€liyjerieS and -lowest prices. ’ i` ” ` '

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