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BAYER _

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Photographs of-all sizes, films to

amateur cameras aio re-

,I-sivsd fresh every weik.

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Personal attention to Amateur Photorrapliy. Artistic P|l°V’lg'°§h Charlottetown. - =

_ -;`*f'ffSl_rf1liu1z lu its vrorsi: form; . .opping from ii0 to liopgqndhl I

rrfffr.; 1/oclorir /uid no :ape 9:;

.‘:.~_;1.._13', ani cw-ry me icine `ri '

u 'Jrcd iiscligss until a friend induced. me to take “i-`ruit-a-t.ives”.

1 I began to mend iil_m_osi: at once,

and never had siichgood-healthas I

1 have enjoyed tlio past eight; years: " fltzm never without “Frui`l-a-lives"

in I/ze hours". JAS. S. DELGATY.

I 50c. ii box, 6t`or$2.50, trial size 25c.

At nil dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-aftives Limited, Ottawa..

Dr. DeVan’s French' Pills

mailed to any address on receipt or price. '|‘\ie Seohell Drug Co-, St. Unth- lrilses, flntirlo.

Puosri-ioNoi. Fon Mi-:N

Restores Vlm and Vitality; for Nerve und Brain: increases "gray matterf' it Tonic-wil-l build you up. $3 a box, or two for $5, at drug stores, or by mail oi. receipt of price. The Scobeil Drug Co.. St. Catharines. 0is¢n1-ln.

_BUCKWHEAT l`I.0UR

the good old fashioned kind fresh and sweet, try some.

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TORTURE, PAIN AND MISERY RIGHT OUT WITH “ST. JAC. OBS LINIMENT

Graham Flour | ~___ -

Our GRAHAM FLOUR

in pronounced the best

imade. .We supply the

best grade of hard wheat

which is ground _by the

BEST MILLER in the PROVINCE. Justtry it.

Island Made Flour *Made from choice im`

_i4,:e.|. .ro

(Toiiqiicrs pain--never fails. Rub soothing. penetratii "St

niisi=i°_\'.

l~iere’s a joyful experiment! Try it!

Get ii' small trial bottle lroin your di-uggist; pc-ui' ii little in your liaiid and rub it gently on the sore, aching nerves, ami before you realize it-in just a moment-all pain and neural- gia disappear. lt's almost magical, bitt the joy is, that the misery <ioesn’t come back. No! The nerves are sootlieq and congestion is relieved and /your iieuralgia is overcoine

p0I`l€(i hard Wheat, Slip' `]Stiop siifferingii iit's iiceiIless-iieii-

- ' - _ ra g a. and pain of all kinds, either in

emor flour U19 f'=1C€‘, head, limbs or any Dart of YOU Will ll{€ li, and _USC .tllie gc-dyiliiif. instantly banislied. "St.

° aco s n ment" is .perfectly harm-

no Other’ Sold ln a ny loss and doesii‘t burn or discoloi' the qilillliiiy. _ skin. in use for half a century.

ROLLED OATS, OAT-

MEAL, R YE , FLOUR TA B L E- CORNMEAL. CORN FLOUR. TABLE SHORTS (excellent for porridge). _ y

Phone us your orders,

prompt delivery.

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a. little Freezone on that touch-,v corn. instantly it stops aching, then you lift that bothersome corn right off. Yes. magic! Costs only u. few cents.

Try Freezone! _Your druggists sells

ii tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn lbetween the toes, and caiiluses, with- uut one particle of pain, soreness or ii-ri|.atlon_ \Fr`c?ezone is' the mysterious other discovery of ii Cincinnati genius.,

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MARK IL IVINIUIGAN, ILA.

linrl-Inter, Solicitor. Notnry Public V`

hloneyfa Loan `

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Cameron Block, Clnrlo_ttetovm. _

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Dr. K. W. McKinnon

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Barrister, Soiieltoranvti Notary Public.

J. D. stewart, K.c._ _

Newsom llook, Chorlottotown.

M Urlneii fftioo, Georgetown. .

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~ All sizes 5 1-2 to`10.

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A_ reliable Regulating Pill for Women. i So it box. Sold at all Drug Stores or

INSTANT RELIEFIRUB NERVE_

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Jacobs Linlment" right on the ache or pain, and out comes the iieuralgiu

Summerstie. Book vonr orders ro

..*`I'HREE CARS OF POTATOES

were shipped from l-iarmony~Junct. on Thursday by Mr. Donald Keys, and Leo S. McCormack and Neil MGPIWB. Big Pond, und Donald J. -Mc- Isaac, Rockb'arra,_' _

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J;‘{”.if*!GA*§'PEn,EAuX:<¥-»-Mr. Wiiitam

Cltgrsoli deft" Wednesday fold -gf New

\Bru, _ --The' school is ` ' ress his ~fs _, biy undbr the sk' igjniana-

sement of Miss ll/iurph`y_-lviisg Tlios. J. Beck left Wednesday for her home Tn 'St.eilari'.n, acconipalned by ber sister, Miss Laura lekg0n__Me5gr5_

'Howard Reilly ang Percy Dickson

paid a visit to Cambridge lust week. -Mr. Benjamin Dixon paid it flying visit to Chnrlottetowii last weck.

‘ ..’°HARMONY JCT.-The railway tneii are niorking big iniiii°oveiiienis around the station here. The station house ling been given n coat of pal-nt, also the water round house, showing those building now to good effect. Men are no\v engaged in rebuilding U10 plutforni, which, hitherto, was in a dangerous condition. ,it is to ha hoped the ivorknzcn w'll`now make a good jobof thc platform. The water tank is being also shlngled ami variously repaired. _

in Memoriam _

MISS MARY A.” RYAN

it is with deep regret that we learn

on of the death oi' Mary A. Ryan wiiicli occured in the (‘.h_arloitoto\vn liospltal on ivedncsilay, October 29.

The late Miss Ryan was a :laugh

ici' ot' the late Mr. Dennis Ryan of i\'lt_ Ryan, and she was horn there in 1861, She was estecnieil ami loved by ever_v~ body, and had many friends both home and abrc-ad. She was u tralneil nurse up to a few years ago when slit was taken down with illiii-iss, but which she bore with -Christian pat ience. She was aitended.iii lier illness by Rev. W. V. MacDonalrL;.wlio ail~ ministered to her the rites ofthe Rom an (ititliolic (‘.liurch..

There are left to mourn lliree bro

titers, viz: licv. Father Mlcliaci. St_ Putil, Minn. ; Edwartl, Barrlstei'-at-l_.a\v (`algai'_.'; Mattliias on the lioniesicaii: one sister, Rev. Sister Dunstan_ Mon- fzinna, U. S. A.

'i‘lie reiiiains were laid to rest in

Fort A-ugustiis cemetery and the fun- eral services were conducted by Rev. l<`:itIici° A. lilat:Doiialtl.

(Aiiierii-an papei's` please copy.) i

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Notice to Advertisers -

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The cooperation of iidvertis-

ing patrons is requested in the direction of getting "copy" into the business ofllice before twelve noon on the day previous to publication. (Saturday 10 a.ui.) Very often the receipt of a large advertisement or even reg- ular changes after that hour serves to disiocnte the regular work of getting the paper marie

up in tiiufiéo catch the mails- and not i requentiy such ads are i-it the last moment left out

This situation is not of ser-

vice to either the advertiser or our readers and we, therefore, request that copy be received in the business ofllce.

Nor LATER THAN 12 NooN

(Saturday 10. ai. m.)

as fe .i

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A ~Carefu1 Seiec tion .of ,ev¢KY~r-»line .`if Jewelry marks our stock. ,' "

e will bepleas

ed t have you'f"call.

W. N. liintoo

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‘mpt_iy._ Orders filled in rotation. ILT. ..°LUMBER SALE.-Au5US -L MC' Hulman. i.iniiiea,iSun1merside. - varish. souris - Line Road. solo -1

' » ..°i'i-:favs no i»u§`iii~tni| Province. '..-1:wo csnrs ein WORD inch

insertion for odv0X'¢|°_l“S in this coi-

.RCARLOAD BEST ENGL'-ISH fox uinn. Cash must lccompany order

wf-re left _Montreal November 12th, for minimum charge twenty livg cents.

quantity of hardwood lumber this week to Messrs. Acorn. I

..‘Mr.~ Acorn., pr0i1rleior`Klondyke

Mills, Sourls, loaded a car of cheese- box material at Harnioiiy Station Fri-

'iiay.‘ ~ ~

..*THE TRBSPA88 CASE heard

at the February slttins of thc _ 5 ' i'-1,, Sn.pi~enie Court; Georgetown, has ai 1 ‘ ‘ ’ ' last been given Judgment. Mrs. sein- ~ 1 e a _lVicPlies, Harmony Junct. having won ‘ ~` -~

those buildings new to good effect

McPhee. The'expensss amount to

the case -in all three Courts

about $300 . _ ~

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It Ncuiriilizcn ."t>un\iu-Ii .\i‘Ielll,\', l‘rr-I '

ivntn Fond l"|-rmt-ntiitlmi. Sour, iiiiimy §\_oniiit~|i mul Avlil lliiliirvnilon.

llu\iht|»‘i=:i if _vnii ure- ii i~zii|`l`ei'cr\i'i‘oiii

i|i<ligi~.\'tion, you hart- :iii'i‘:\d_\' tried _pop- ~iiii, li .~nii|i|i, soda, t-hiii'i~uni, clriigniind \ui‘|ous ilii;'ci-itI\*i‘ olds and you kiwi-.- thi-so tiiiiigs will not riiri- _rniir trim. l.it=--in z-'iiiiie crises do not “vpn privi- ri-iivf.

Iliit l><~i`<iri~ ;.:`i\'iiii; iip Iii-|ii» tim] dp,-|,|.

'l`ul<i- ii ti-iisiioonfiil of tlii~ pii\\'tit~r or

.wo <'iiii\pl'i~>i,~'i:ii liiiilrits \\'ii.|i ii litlic \\'iiti-i' nl`i.i~i‘ yi»iir,n<'=.\:l iiiciil. and soc \\liat it tlii‘i'oi‘eiii:u this iiiaitf-si. it will ‘iiriliiiitly iii‘iiti'aIizn tho diini;1~i‘o\li-, Zinriiiiiil acid in the i~=tomtii~li which iron r~iiii.<e:< yoiii' food to t‘i'\'iriciit itnil .u»iir. iiiiikini: iran, wind. fiatiilciiiri-, ii~.-urtbiiiui and the bloiitcil or Iiou\',\'. liimp_\' fi-i~lIiii.;’ that sci-!ii.~< to follow niosl i-\'t»i'_\‘tiiliii.: you viii.

You will flnil that pi'i»\'i<inrI you tulic

i littli- iiisiii'aLcd niugiivsiii Iiriiiiudiato- ly alter a mi-ul. you can vat almost ::ii_\'tliinL;’ and riijny It \\'it`\oiit any dan- ::1-i' ot' pain or discoiiifort tn t'oilo\\'. and iiiort-i»\'ci'. thc continued uso- of the i.i.~'iii'uti-ii inagiicsiu cutiiiot lnjiii-ii thi- .-ioiiiacli in any \va_\-' so long' as tlii-ro i\'i»*<iiiy s,\'iiipt~_\i'n.~1 of' acid iiidigostiiiii.

JOSEPH MCPHERSON

There passed peacefuly away at the

Cliarlottetowii Hospital. on the morn- ing of Monday, October 27th, Joseph Nic-Plierson of Launching Place, at the .ige of 69 years.

ileceaneil had licon iii good hoaiili

up to a few days previous to his death when he was suddenyv taken Ill. Metl- lz-al aid \vus sumniofieil. and he was

immediately reianvmi in rim Charlotte- town ‘Hospital here all that medical s-kill and loving kindness .could do. proved of no avail. '

Providence had decreed olliei‘\\'isc.

and, alter iieceiving__tiie last rites ot lioly Mother Ciiurcli administered by Rc-v. J. C. McMillan, his soul passed pciicefully to its eteiiai 'rewai'd.

Oi a kind, charita!zie,_,iovlai dispos-

ition, he endeared himself to all with ivhom he came in contact, and his ilcath was a severe shock to his fain- ,_~_', and many friends in the continuit- ityin which he lived. He leaves to mourn his loss a sorrowing family of eisht ~ciiildreii.,_‘naiuel__y': A LFi'ancis. George, Joseph and’ Miirleliiie at hottie, Margaret in St., Mary’s Convent, Sou- 'is_ ‘Mrs. John Nolan; of Chepstow, Katie of Lawrence. Mass, and Uanieti .in` H. M. S. llochelztga. Two sisters

_intl one brother suiévives. besides ii '.arge circle of frients _arid relatives. His funeral, which w9.e= llrgeiyattend- ed, took place at »Si_ i}eorge‘s¢~Churcli

:iii Wedrnesday niornizig. High' liiiass was sung by his pas or Rev.VD,, J._ G. McDonald, after which his iuortai remains were laid to rest in the ad- joining cemetery, beside those of‘iiis wife, who preileceasedghimtlen years.

The pall bearers 'were Pat.i'ick.‘Mc~

Cormack, James Fay, Alex Johipfston. John F. Morrison, Patrick P. _ orri- son and John Fitzpatrick. _

To his' bereaved family anti frieiiils

is‘ext\ended our heartfelt synipaltlty.

May his goul rest in peace. - -

, HENRV MYERS ' ,

Henry Myers, .one of the oldest and

most respected residents of.Peakes Road pifssed peacefully away at the home of nis son Mr. George Myers, on Oct. 2-ith, 1919. He was a sou of the late Martin Myers of Lot 48. ,ln early life lie married Miss Ellen Weatherble, daughter of the late Elisha Weatlierbie, and settled ‘ln this section about 58 years ago. llc leaves to mourn a family of eight sons and one daughter, his wife and eldest daughter Hanna-h, Mrs. John W. Birt. having predeceased him. The sons are: George, Peakes Road; Martin E.. Mt. Albion; Edwin B., Riverton; Joliu, Henry, J. W.. Joseph and James; also his daughter Mary (7. now residliig in the United States.

His two brothers James and Benja-

inin survive also his four sisters Mrs. J. Jetson, Mrs. Samuel Carver,-lVli's. John Jenkins, and Mrs.-,Alexander Weatherbie, all of Lot 48. The late Mr. Myers _was in his 83rd year, he was of a quiet and obiiging disposi tion honest and UDPIBITI in NB delill- ngs a good neighbor and respected hy all who knew him. He was' e ma”ii» or great strength ami endurance very industrious and at one time the most successful farmer in the vicinity. Although continent ioifrs -rotnii 'ref on last four years. he retained the use of

all his fac ities and bore his lust ness. wiili Ehrlstian resignation. ."`Ki hiiidg and -medical shiliyyvere iipgynll- ing and his" spirit passed `to its Heavenly reward. _'

The funeral services were conduct-

ed %tlie home and at the grave by the ey, Mr. Mcvicgr, of Cardigan. and considering the downpour of~i-ain ii large concourse ot people followed the remains to- its last resting place in Bangor cemetery. The pull bear- ers, were:--Albert Stewart, Alexander McDonald, Nicolas Robertson, Wel-

irngwn J. risnsr, wiiiiiim ii; ssi-i,‘

John A. Mooney. The people of the community extend their sympathy to the family in this the hour of afflic- tion. `

Miiiord's Llnlrnont Curio Uoiils. its

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DON'T STAY GRAY! IT DARKENS SO' NATURALLYTKHAT NO- BODY CAN_TELL

You can turn gray, faded hair beau-

tifully dark and liistroiis almost over | night if yoii'li get a bottle ol' “Wyi\tli`.=| Sage and Suiplini' tIoni.pouuil" at anyi drug store. Millions of bottles ol' tiilr.

'ed by the addition of other ingrctl-y ients, are sold annually, says ii well-1 known drugglst here, 'because ii dark-j ens the hair* so naturally and evenly' tliat_iio on_e can tell -it has been ap- plied; ‘

Those whose hair is turning gray

or becoming faded have a surprise aw- aiting them. because alter one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks ‘become luxurlantly dark and beautiful. _ ,

This -is the age_ of youth. Gray-4

'liaired_. iiiiattractlve folks nren`t 'wanted arouiid. so get busy with \Vyeth`s Sage and Suipliur Compound tonight and you’ll ‘be delighted' with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance wiililn a few i days. `

1:)/loilier Graves' \\"oi'iii i~lxiei'iiiiii-

aioi' will ,drive -worms froiii the syp- tem Without injury to the child, lip- cziuse its action, while fully eifectire, is mild.

old famous Sage Tea Recipe, iiiiproi'-ig

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peopleg far and hear, “REGAL FLOUR” is ‘ known for its high and uniform quality; it is

portant factor in bread baking success. .

THE. ST. LAWRENCE FLOUR MILLS CO.

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It pays to send your skins to market

looking their`best. ,

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::'l`here is nothing repulsive in Mil- i"s Worm Powders, and they are as easaut _io take as sugar, so that few ldren will refuse tliein. In some ses they cause vomiting throught

all i_"' `-me ' 7| ' ___ _ ` _ _ ,_ ln?

this is only a iiianilfestation of tliei cleaiising power. no indication tha

Ulgllly depended upon to clear al worms .from the system.

eir action in an unsound stomach,but.

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