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ent of Consocration, the vast edillte re

l l s we” yell HDK 'Of' _ 1 sounded to th Ssdute_pluyed~by ar bugll

Salada ‘, See That

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lor of the 178th whilst at the conclus-

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E 0 YOU G¢t . __¢|.r PAY v:gr:prod’ee‘d‘lh‘;md’d1wn the ogntrg sislt:

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!._ °°°° ' _ "’\"°"°“‘““"° "1 M°“'“¢“°~ Slllnllm ll smlms <?s<l;1in'»wmm:<lc1laa?:il ‘was 2-snag:-Za#

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_ ` _ oggit “X31 and members' of the local headquar- ._ _ ‘_ was me I ___ __h'_ ters stal!, accompanied by Father

_ ' _ \;§'C__n__, LD__‘:f° B Week by "he A. Gi'02l®l" fi`°n1 Sydney. 98 tons Rene Labelle, parish priest of Notre

_ \ w'hé;_-in" "»- *£06 01 G80i'!i\i0Wl\ coal for Matthew & McLean. Ltd. Dame, proceeded through the Banc- ' _ the ° mem 9" °°“5"°5al°‘1 1°” Nov. 1-- Schr. "Amelia" from tuary and were introduced to Hier

_ P“"P°“" °f ““dl“S Cl“`l“"““5 Magdalen Isl_anus. Grace the Archbishop Gen. Hughes

’ B°“°§ t0 the DOYB fi'0m G€0\‘S8l0W\1 Nov. 3. Schr. "1\melia" Picton, Gen- and Mgr. Bruchesi, were long engag-

_ Wh° ar 9 Hd eral cargo. _ ed in conversation whilst members of

e erving their King a

¢0liI1fi‘Y F001’ DOXBS COMMHIDS ull- Nov. 4. Schr. W. Pamell, Ottawa General Hughes’ stair were received,

Y Ballast. by His Grace and other membersol t0 Nov. 6, Schr. Onato, 300 bags salt the clergy present.

WHS Plummer Commissioner for 50 buns mths. ---__.___i._

Fleld comforts at Shorncllflq. Eng-l Nov. -6 Schr. A. C. Newhall, Bai- CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

or Mixed . . .

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Blagk' Gfgen f ' sed Packets 0nly____ wards ot sixty parcels of socks,cand

Refuse Substitutes. ln zoo "

YOUR FRIENDS can buy

anytnins you can give

them-except your photograph

Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

New DesP'isav Slozzlc

.

-PLANT

The next sailing from Char-

lottetown for Boston will be on Friday November 3rd.

JAS. CAFRAGHER,

, Agent.

Ch’town.' »

8735-10~25M1.f.

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_The Magdalen lalands S. S. Co. Ltd

The tl. S. Amelia carrying H, 1|. mill. nomar--s ana n-sign; leaves Picton every M.....lay-and Thursday "_ tor arrival of morning axprssg (mm llaiihr. for the rnnalen mana; can- lls. coins and c0mins_at louris.

CHAI. W. WEB. Agent, Picton

I. H. ltarratt, Mlnlgsr, Amherst

Harbor. M. I.

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Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-wav ev warsn. INTERNATIDNAL LINE. Leave St John Mondays and Thurs

days at 900 a. ln., (Atlantic Times).

sr Eaatport, Lubec, Portland and Bos

n. Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos

ton, Mondays and Thursdays at 9.00 a m., for Portland, Eustport, Luhec and St. John.

MAINE sreamsum une. `

BETWENN PORTLAND AND NEW YORK REDUCED FARES AND AND STATEROOM PRICES

From Portland and New York. Pas longer" “service Tues., and Sat.. one week Thurs., alternate week. Freight service Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, 6 p. ln. Leave New York 5 p. m.

METROPOLITAN LINI. _

Direct between Boston and Nev

York. _ ily. Hours. floats via Capo Cod Canal.

lixprsss Steel Steamships llassao_ _

kusotss 'and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side India Wharf.

Boston week days and Sundays at 6 p. m. Same Sonics returning frfom Pier 18. North River, Foot of llnrra! tit. New York City. lt. Johnclty Ticket Omoo. 41 King lt A. 6. Currie, Agent, lt. John, N. l. A. I. Flaming, TJ., A P. A. lt_ Joha

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Leave Ch:'1‘own Leave R. Point

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MISS D RUDGE 171 Great George 8t.,- Phono 814. \ Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

I_=_a_ir goqs, including, Toupees and

gs Hair dressing, lilanicuring, Sham-

posing, singering.

2703-10-23Mwf1mo. '

a.A.McLoan. Kp., Donald McKinnon MeLEAN C McKlNNON

_ .larrIstors, ._ Attorneys-ai-Law

Royal Bank Bldg.. Charlottetown.

D.C. McLeod, K. O., WI. lolltlly, K.C ' `MaLEOD I BENTLEY

larrisisr and Attornoly-at-Law

Oilicea-Bank of N. S. Chambers Charlottetown. P. Ii. I.

NORBON A DUFFY

larrlstorrlnd Attorneys solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONIY T0 LOAN

WARIU IITON I SHAW

Barrstsrs/ Attorneys, Notary Pub

ho, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank ora Association. Bank of llontreal

Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor _a _ _

Olllcss-Old Guardian Omoo, Pro

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LADIES z

Are you interested in

how your home should be decorated? if so you willbuy your. next

-'Wall Paper FROM Us i'f.§“'c_ have the nicest A rtmcnt you he"

in Montague. and

J. D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Oiiice NEWSON _ BLOCK

/" Charlottetown Branch Office Georgetown Money to _ Loan on R¢8l Estate

|572-10-Idlltf.

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it?-pill be very easy to your selection.

u can save mane' bygaying from us. V Call amiseeir. W_h¢ther you or not, 'itis only a_._

r p_ sure to-show it in

_ elf .Book-and Stationely'

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' Jewelry

If you want honest goods.

- at honest prices you will ' not forget us when about to

purchascla Watch, Clock or

_ other article of Jewelry.

' Special attenion given to repairing of I Watches, etc.

8 to buy in this Provino

and other eatables were shipped

land. This institute has accomplis ed a. surprising amount of work

if the Georgetown High School in

was served to the public the procee

petitioned the Councillor to assist in

‘s yet no move has been made in that direction. `

COMPOSERS.

from its otllces at Dunfermline an lm portant scheme for thya encourage- ment of British composers of music

own expense six original works year, including operas, concerts an

the royalties.

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4000 Bags Bran

600 “ Middlings 500 “ Sugar Beet Meal 1000 “ “Old Process”

Oil Cake. 1600 Bhls. Flour Cotfonseed Meal Molauine Meal Cornmeal '

Cracked Corn

And Rolled Oats

We are now offering

the above at

Less than 'l`oday’s

Cost Prices for shipment or delivery from wharf.

Write for prices and

book your orders early.

A. Horne & Co. 2052.11-smnszwnwl-‘ri ew.

symphonlesjthe author to receive all Bo' they |mm,,,-mlized Canada, 1

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'.°MR R R HOWLETT is Gnar

’Nov. ist to oth. l

INWAIID.- Nov. 1, Schr. Edwin

.Nov 6, Schr Marion Emerson,

on the Main street from 300 _ba s potatou shipped to New OWU! (NUCK) UUE. the Town Hall to the Gmigog by J. J. Hughes Co. 0"* (WMM) bw' -55 lourt Hovznc. During the summer Nov. 3.- Schr. Amelia to Mad- /g‘"'r°=‘°' mg' '- '--- ~°-' 40 "° 5° ‘he lns`tTl~ne€ purchased a large fdale-n Islands. ' 8:55: 9:’ B "" °°‘° '03 'uantity of wool. hrd it carded and Nov. 4.- Schr. W. Parnell O'Harn. P Q( mp' 55° 7 1°", ---- --7-0 'vi September hi-"’ 0 Spinning Frollc Pt. Du Chene with 2000 bags po-_ °r °-°-' 12%

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in the 'rown nan nv ...bien supper tgtoei _by Mathew & r.ic_r;_e_sr;__ ___________ '§g:':t‘g§§_';‘;‘:; Mg: _~_-_-_» _-652,3

Nov. 4.- Behr. Lottie e

of which were suilicient to pay tor to Liscomb with 646 bus. _pot;to;s. ';.‘.':'..‘.¥;°%_..§°a:'..‘1§_.;';':,.t;"1:___. 2:: §?_..‘:_':_':_~_.°""' 8° "' ’ ' ' =°~~=~°»-== ~~-K-1---~-DM warded to the, boys of the town on Nov. 6.- Schr. 0nat0 t0 Madgaleil Military Service. The institute has islands with 200 bags salt, 50 bndls. gg;{'xin°’°“m°"$ 9°’

lathe. B00 fish boxes

o

General cargo.

Nov. 0.- Schr Flo F. Mader, 5575

has. potatoes, 032 bus. turnips' for

l-I hes.

Ltd., for Joseph V005-

MONTREAAL, Oct. 31-"Our fallen

ones enrolled themselves valiantly to

The Trust. agrees to publish at its 'fight for B gr;-ia; cause that of clvill- D

3 zation of right and of humanity. They DEUTSCHLAND CARGO VALUED

immortalized themselves and ln doing

this iight Quebec has done and is doing its' share. I have too Kreat he- llef in the God of Justice and of right, to penmit me to believe for a moment that our enemies shall ever triumph.”

So said His Grave, Arch-bishop

officers-, soldiers and civilians, who crowded Notre' Dame Church, to take

D for Canada.’s dead, for those who

the ilelds of France and Flanders and especially for the oillcers' and men' of hte 22nd Batt.wllon_

Perhaps never in its history has

Notre Dame wlttnessed such a gather- ing. The” whole nave of the church was needed to accommodate detach- ments of every local regiment, whilst special places in front of the' Sanct-

uary rail had been reserved for Lieu- tenant General Slr Sam. Hughes and

ernment, representatives' of Bench and Bas and delegates from the

The Mass' had been arranged for

by returned oillcers of the gallant 22nd French Canadian regiment and was destined to commemorate the glorious deeds' of that famous. unit, which has, dike the original Princess' Patricias, been well nigh completely

bravery and self-sacriilce of the French-Canadian boys who had gone

their dear ones at home, many an Bye was dimmed with tears. To

'many the words of His Grace had

particular significance, as many were the fathers and .mothers or other re- latives of those who had fallen on the Field of Honor. For these latter special pilaces had been reserved, as well as for a couple of hundred sold- iers, who have returned wounded and are now being treated in local con"- valescent homes.

His Grace the Archbishop officia-

cal High Mass, assisted by the Rev. Father Deschamos as assistant

as' assistant' deacons Father Bouhier. P. S. S. as Deacon and Father Bro- deur as. sub-deacon. The Mass was fully choral.

The church was' draped in deepest

mourning, the immense catafalque, used only on state occasions, being draped probably for the iirst time in its history. In the' Union Jack. A Guard of Honor, composed of oiiicers from various units was stationed about

_ _thg catafalque. At the solemn mom

3.45 5.00 5.45 0.22 7.00

11.50 7.25 pep. 1.15 s.s0 2.00 9.02 2.49 9.27' s.ao 9.50 an. nn. P.M.

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RA

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAl\llI5WAYS4 _ -

'man 'rasnn IN nrvrn: 1' `

Trains Outward, Regd Down. C 0CT0BERTl%il\lllns1lil£vard, Read Up P_M. A.M. A.M. Atlantic Standard Time. A.M.

Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 10.15

Hunter River 10.88

Emerald Jct. Ksnsinvton

Bnmmorside Dep.

P.M.

9 59

9.07 9.00

8.48 8.23 8.00

o.15_ 0.00

8.10

Summerride Arr.

0.08 9.57 10.38 11.15

12.15 Dep. 1.57 8.82

4.40

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Port Hill 0'Leary

- Alherton

Tignlah Dep. 5.45

8.45 7.48 7.03 0.19

$.06 8.81 1.07 12.55 12.00

Sat. 8.55 9.80

Tues. A:

Mon.Wed. Tues. Thur. & it

Friday. Sat.

s.s5 0.00 nop. 0.50 7.85 Arr.

Emerald Jot.

Caps Traverse

Taos. B BAL 3.85 l.00

Arr.

' 1.50

Der. 1.00

Eu. 0.00 4.10 4.se

4.57 0.00

A.M. 0.50 Dep. 8.40 9.17 9.47 11.15 Arr.

Charlottetown lit. stewart llorell _ Bt. Peters Searls

Arr. 9.45 5.50

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Kit. ' :.50 nop.

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10.00 . n.10_an.

Mt. Stewart Cardisaa lloatalae Gsorsstown

Arr. 8.85

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Dep. 6.40

8.50 L89 l.l0 1.80

115.40 11.45

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priest, Father Belanger and Dubuc.

.

B' didn agent (dr A-nnandaie and vicinity. °“ mel' WW '-0 7-he V°5."'Y- "W U3"-

Post was impressively sounded. As

General Sir Sam Hughes, his stall

Butter (creamery) in prints ....38

Ill' last. -f'-

n _ , -

the past year since it has been or- Ballast. Butter (tub) lb ~._.. ganlzed. One of the ilrst commend- N,w_ 0, Schr Amelia from Magda- Butter (fresh) lb ...... ....32-35 able things which it did was to re- 1,," manga, Eggs, doz. _ .. .32 model and furnish the I(Indcrgarte~n OUTWARD, Nov. lst. Schr. Gray- BBQ! lb (retail ..._ .... .... 151.0 20

a um. 3|; ;.\,13_ 000,- for grand R1.,-9|-_ Fowls, lb . ._ 12 to 14

'nodern and hygenicfashionf Apothcr N,,,,_ 1___S,-h,-_ Amelia from pic. Chickens Ib 12 to 15 noticeable improvement was tnf. ,,_,,_ Gmw,-;,| u,,,<~¢._ Ducks lb .... ....14 to 15 JOHNSQN 5, JOHNSQN, Spgqlgl Agent; planting of ornamental trees Nov' 3, _3,_-pf linda M_ Horton Hay (Dressed) ton ..._ |11 to $12

ds

Buckwheat, per bus. . .'15 .90

l, DB1' ...

the proper lighting of the town but N v. ii.-_ Schr. Amelia to Plctilil. Eggs' Der doz' "' ""'31 '32

Hay, loose, per ton ....$11.00 $12.00 Hay pressed, per ton ._ .$12.00 113.00 I-lid'es, per - ....15 .16 Lamb pelts, each ._ ...50 .'10

A PRoPosA|_ 'ro ENCOURAGE Halifax shipped _by J- J- “S Oat,” hmm per but _'_ _______55

Oats. white, per bus. _....50 Potatoes, per bus. ....45 .50

LONDON., Nov. 6.-The Carnegie - ML SERWCE P k “_ ____09 12 United Kingdom Trust has announced MEMOR |N N01-RE DAME s;_¥“'v_°1:'§g;;d? pm.'t'0`n __ $633

Turnips, per bus. . . _ . . _ . _ . ._18 .20 Wool, perib .36 .48 Wheat, er bus. ...$1.40 $1.50

AT $10,000,000.

- BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Nov. 6.- That the cargo of the German mer- chant submarlrne Deutschland now at New London, amounted to approxim- ately $10,000,000, it was announced

securities shipped from G y fo _ tba purpose of strengthening German

MVB made th” “meme 5°°rln°e U" credlft ln the United States. About

.$1,000,000 of the value of the cargo, McGovern said, consisted of dye stuffs, medicines and chemicals.,

presented by diamonds and' other pre- cious stones he declared.

Ill BH] MEILS Nll

Chambre' of Commerce and`the Board of YI‘rde. `

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“PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN" I8 QUICKEST SUREBT STOMACH RELIEF KNOWN-TRY lTl

Try lt! Pape's' Diapepsin will digest

“'m"d °“t- A’ H” Gmcef at ""5 °°“' an thin ou eat and overcome a sour clusion of the Mase, encouaterd the gag” oi. yout_0fm.d,e,. stomach sureiy

within nve minutes.

ilf your. meals- don't ilt comfortably,

to the ilelds of Flanders to iight for or what ,Du eat mes like a riump of

lead in your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that is a sign of indigestion.

Get from your pharmacist a iltty

cent case of Pape’s Dlapopsin and take a dose just as soon as you ea-t. There will be no sour rislngs, no bele- hing of undigested food mixed' with asm, no stomach gas or heartburn fullness or heavy feeling in the stom- ach, nausea, debilitating headaches. dizziness or intestinals. griping. This will go, and. besides there will be no sour food` loft* over in the' stomach

ted in person at the solemn pontin- ta Dom,” your breath Wm, nauseousi

odors. \

Pape’s Diapepsln is a certain cure

for out-ofdoor stomachs. because it mites num or your :ood and digest it just the same as if your_~ stomach wasn' here. _

Relief in tive minutes from alll som-

ach misery is waiting for you at any drug store.

These large ilfty cent cases contain

enough “Pape’s Diapepsin" to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders 'and' indigeation for many months. It bdlongs in your home.

_ here by Jabes L. McGovern, collect-

Brichesi, addressing the thousands of or of customs' for Connecticut of

this sum. he said, $9,000,000 was re-

'presented by stocks, bonds and other

art in the solemn Requiem Mess, _ emmn ,-

A very small proportion was le-

7'?

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To Stop Hair Loss and Rid Your Scalp

of Dandruff, Use "

NEWBRO’S I'|ERP|Cl-DE

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Do ou have dandruffl Docs ==== '1'hesca_l{ria

your-hairfall out? Ia it et- dandru _ T ting' thinner and the pargin and healthy more pronounced every day? Q, ' out. 'There

If ao, we advise you to get where before

busy right away and before it dead, dull and bri is wo late. aoxncun mg which is so anno g stops

We are not trying 'to scare "‘ and you el1j°ya foe 531 coal-

you. We are simply telling ness and cleanliness thorto you the truth. I_f you woul Q, unknown. 1* f ward oi! impending baldness Ang dealer will loll yqll you must check tha hair loss New ro’s Herplcxdc either in and rid your scalp of dandruif. <1-olN6ll 50 cent or $1.00 size. It ll

Start right and start now “"“""'“““" giaranteed by Tho Herpicide

with theri htremedy andstick _ _The fire application will toit-New%ro’e Herpicide. Q convmce you t NeW_bro's

Use Herpicide _daily for a Hegcixde is thevery thing for

while, then three times a week the r. Its odor is delightful. will be sufficient e Watch the QQN ,|| A plicationsmaybeobtalned change which takes placein the *°°"\'"°"""'°'°' at e better barber shops and condition of your hair and scalp.

§E§EE§§§ aids

m¢r_»,- -

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Dull and Depressed.

W-lien oil colour suspect your liver. But

--and it is n very big but-don’t weaken your system by tal~;ing`strong purgntives or blood-chilling salts. Follow the nature- way. _Strengthen your liver and bowels by means of Dr. Cass\»ll’s Instant Relief, and bright lloultli will follow natural action of the reinvigorntcd organs.

Take Dr. Cessell's Instant Relief for

constipation, bilmiisiicss, turpid liver, sick

£_i<.-n<ln<:ll4=, dizziness, specks before the eyes. atulenue _md windy spasms, acidity, heart-

burn, impure blood, and that dull, heavy fooling wiicli is a sure indication of liver tri-ulilcs. -

As_l_r.ior Dr. Cascell‘s Instant Relief.

Price 50 Gents, from all Druggists and Storokeepers,

or direct from the Sole Agents for Canada, Ilarold F. Ritchie and Co.. 10. McCuul-street, '.l‘orontu. War Tax. 2 cents extra. Dr. Cassclrs instant Relief is the companion preparation to Dr. casssil's Tslalsts.

hi

Sole Proprietors: Dr. (?aseell'p Co., Lid., .llunchcsten England.

Dr. CaSSel|'s

his aides, representatives of the Fed- 1 ' S' _ _ _

eral I>‘»rovinciai.,¢"d municipal Gov- ' 2

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hair dressing parlors_

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Fawcett Ranges are the handsomestfinost economical, durable, and satisfactory, as well as the best bakers.

Send for our booklet explaining why. li contain: fact: about ranger that you, as a housekeeper. oughl I0 know.

CHARLES FAWCETT LIMITED sacnvrnnn » N -n - CANADA,

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l]0M|II|0II 0F CIIIIDI DEBEIITUIIE STUCK

Principal repayable lst October, 1919. ' Interest payable hall'-yearly, lst April and lst October by cheque (free

of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at thc ratc oi' live per cent - per annum from the date of purchase.

Holden of this stock willibave the privilege of surrendering at par and

accripcd interest, as the eqdvalent of cash, in payment oi' anyallotment mhde under any future _war loan issue in Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short 'date security.

Proceeds oi' this stock are for war purposes only. _ A commission ofone-quarter of one per cent wiilbeallowedto recol-

plnd bond and stock brokers on allotments made in respect of applications - or this stock which bear their stamp. '

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