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I ` 1-leat's the blessing that’s ~ V i` _ i oF caressing men when wlnter’s

- _ winds blow chill-so why not

*it ' call upon ns today and Investi- _ _ ' E 'V5 Kate the Proper heating equip- - » I, " ment needed for your home and __ _ __ fi ‘§"`> '__ hive us install it without delay. -_-_.‘__.- 1/ Qt ' Come in and we win ren you _

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'_ Lydia E. Pinl<_hain's Vegetal>le`Qompound, i

forests, +-'then _stee _ .

them on her kitchen stove and filled a liziiv bottles at a time, to alleviate the suffering'

of her women friends, neigh-

‘ - from the fields and

hors

Fire!-Tlievariousherbsusedareof ' ` ' the finest quality, and gathered

at the time their medicinal

strength is the highest. Secnlld-After the herbs are

properly ground and mixed, the medicinal properties are

_ extracted by soaking in large

_ stone jars, covered.

_Third-'lhen the extract is drained -

-~ throiégh percolators, acting somewhat lilw

__ a co ee percolator.

~ F0\ll'l\l`-To insure a thoroughly ure medicine,

it is carefully asteurized by heat in special

apparatus, and) bottled hot.

Throughout the entire recess, from the crude » herb to the finished meclicine in bottle, cleanliness

and exactness are the watch-words. '

The Reliability of Testimonials Guaranteed

The testimonials published by the Lydia E.. Pinkham Medi- cine Compan come to them unsolicited. Never knowingly have they published an untruthful letter, never is a letter published without the written consent of the writer. The reason_ that thousands of women from all arts of the coun- 3 wnte such grateful letters is that Lydia EI Pinl<ham's egetable Compound has brought health and happiness into

` in |375. Lydisia. P;._.id;n'_5f Mass., Tltherecl and"di’1'e<l~rhe roms'

_ herbs -w 'ch she used in the now’_famous

the success of this medicine _ i

“ was unparalleled. -

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and acquaintances, and i' .

After 44 Years » l `

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WH

from exactl same -_

kind diy roots and _ herbs usedby Mrs. _ _

in _the

in their lives, once burdened with pain and illness. lt is easy

to realize how these poor, suffering women feel when restored to health; and their keen desire to help other

women who are suffering as they did.

Ailing Women Should Try '

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EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

ea -INTIIINATIONAI. LINI- '

FRIIGHT AND PASSENGER Blltvlcl

- .- ST. JOHN AND BOSTON

Steamship 'Governor Dlnglevy" will leave St. John every Wednesday ai

O n. m. and every Saturday at B p. m. (Atlantic time.) -

The Wednesday trlps are vin Eas tport and Lubec, due Boston 10 'a. m.

Thursdays. The Saturday trips are dl rect to Boston, due there Sundays, l 0. ni. - ' FAR! $9.-00 STATEROOMS $2.50 UP

“ Direct connection with Metropolitan ateamers tor New York vis Cape

'Cod Canal. Freight rates and tnll information apply to _

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_That _we operate the _onlyn ens Grinding Plant on P.a

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That we employ a skilledo Surface Grinder, and- - areo

_ daily irinding from thee

rough gass--t e most- com-I plicated kinds of lenses?

Those are lacts, mean a good deal to Glass wearing. public, away _with the delays caused by away for special lenses.

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Send your glassesin b , mail, ‘you'll,d¢et them bac ¢ proinp ly an _in-perfect con ¢;dlfi0n. _ »

:_ Gall Inland look over-c af-Qiphnt ' _` ' ,

WGN

increase

per cent was on

week ending Sept;

Reports for the week ending Sept 13th sh0W8ll_ tlI1t'_4,050 tlrms with 594.605 persons on pay-roll' _reported to the Service/which tlrma lhowed an lnc`rea_se of 3,100 persons _or .5 per ~ cent. These-time anticipated an ln- crease of .5 per cent during -the week

Figures for the week show to have Y

Building and Construction 3.1 per U

cent; Chemicals 1.6 per cent; Lea--'

’Tl'lC5€ lllU.5fl'aElOl'lS SllOW lllC_, _ mer' pfnducts _5 nel. cam; Metals _5 ol present method v t"" ‘ ' "’

® quantities of this _

remedy are and

ner cent, Pulp Paper and Printing .5 f

gal-rr, while Metals, Textiles and Build-

-tlie- exception of Vehicles and Food

during the week endiiug»»Sept. 27th. Vehicles anticipated a decrease oi .4

registered net decreases ln the num» 'l

week ending Sept. 20th with their

three weeks, but for the week ending Sept. 27th, 'both groups anticipated ln-

Sumimarlzlng the uetliriie' thy dis- "

trlcts, the ‘Maritime Provinces show very little change' ln the number ol persons employed,!n nominal increase of 1-person only being registered. An increase of .2 per cent was anticipat- ed* during theweek ending -Sept. 27th.

onlin-ing and construction, chemicals, F‘ood_`Drink and- Tobacco, Leather and °

way Operations, while Vehicles, Tex~ d tiles, Lumberlng, ' -Commercial and P Mercantile. and Clay, Glass and Stone 9 registered decreases. _

Ontario firms reported an increase of 7 per cent durl g the week ending "

crease of .6 per cont for the following ` week. With the exception of Lumber- S ing, Leather and Leather Products, 5

Y D d

Miscellaneous all groups reported S substantial increases. The decreases in the groups mentioned were not

Quebec firms' alone reported an ln-

crense ot .8 per cent with an antlcip~ ated lncreas oi’ 2 per ccnt for the weék ending Sept. 27th. Vehicles

' ` it

lstered the greatest gain, while Met- als, Chemicals, Textiles, -Building and

per cont; Clay, Glass and Stone .5 per “_

ing and Construction made gnbgtan. Mr. E. H. }Scammell_ Assistant De- . ‘ ‘ put Minister of the Department, was

vial numerical increases as well. With insgucted to proceed to _Englinn in Dnnnk and Tobacco nu groups an¢;¢;_ order to discuss with the lmpern au- 1 . ' _ - ~ thorlties reciprocal arrangements for p.-ited further increases to their stalls the administration of pensions’ mean

C _ .

. *tal

ner cenn _ ling ot ex members of the Impei

The nnw mums g,-0uDs_¢h0se that Forces in Canada, and oi’ ex-Canad-

‘ - th ' United Kingdom. Associated

ber of persons employed' during the wlih him ln the negotiation; wlere lltlr.

. - . T. W. Stockdale, Ollleer ay ng rn- ?.i’§”f’铧5§ .§‘§..°?’§§§“'MI§.'.3i..{;t.'I.’§°§ 1---1-1 1--=»--1°--= in C-H-d--=-11° few-

ner nent_ Tues-8 groups hnvevbeen sentatives of the hloarg of Pension vihowling weakness during the -llist C°mml“l°“e"s mr Uma ”'°

lated by the Department of Soldiers'

_neannn _ Clvd] Re-establishment and the Board _An anuetpnted inc,-ease of 1_7 per ot- Pension Commisslpners for L-‘nn- cent ln Lumberlng more'than compen- Fda- ex‘I“‘P°’la]s l” Lanadla' flmh "' :rated for the decrease in that group ‘led States “ml Newmund an ' dive during the week in quest on, the option of taking the Cana an

lan disability table.

sions ot wldows and clilldren resident

ln Canada will he pwld at the Canad- ian rate. "

' Canada requiring further medical

aught increases were regm'ere'd` in iliieatment for war disability are to re-

Leather Products, Metals Woodwork- th” D"P“""“°"‘ °f S°ldi""' Civ" Re' Ing Qna'rrylng and Mining and Raw' establishment, and will receive the

_ Pension nEou|.T1~`_»oNs U

Arrangements-` haveinow been con_

ending Sept. ‘20th, which the actual cluded by which ex-members ,ot the '

mperlal Forces, who were pre-war

_ _ I

been more tnnn ",n||Zed_ residents ln Canada and who have ‘ The plus industries-those :that reg- Since 'l'°l“m°d "°°ld9“°‘;1l“ theegfrgig lstered not increases ln the number l"|0“» “fe t0 f°°l"° 9°” °“s" mn C I of persons critployed, with 11191;- I-9,. treatment when necessary, voca- one

pectlvo percentages increases, ivere: F9

rn Canada to the nuhmbgr tpl nbnnlt

per cent; Textiles .5 per cent: Vehic- 50300. 18 ll0¢ 011° 0! t ° “ es W , les .3 per cerrt; [Woodworking .1 per which the Department 1 01' h5°l;i(;°"?t| cent; Quarrylng and iMln'|ng 2.7 per CW" R°_'°5l'“b"“h’“i"“;~t 3 °S‘:'°5JaI;wS| cent; Rai-lway Construction .7 per WHS fBlt.by the M n is er, ru B B _ cent and _Rnnwny One,-a",,n _2 per Loughleod, that certan anoma ebn x| cent. Food Drink and Tobacco regls- :sled ill “Bard U’ ‘M59 °x`"‘°'" “rs tered very little change. Quarry ng _ _ __ and _Mining with an actual Increase; Salad” as W '-he g°"e"”m°“l°‘l hem! t .

of 984 persons made the greg as In order to remove such anomalies, P.M.]l?.M.`A.M.l

2.45 12.40 0.25; 3.59 3.1-4| 7.21| 4.45 3.05|1.55 . 6.10

the Imperial Forces resident in*

In n n ns Sold in this city by Geo-

ndgiililixg siiiinie liiiilins iiintii ?:h?idlitlln:ne Cenfml D'“5°t°’°\ ‘md H' J

wut: Cvmiiwrclsl and' 'Mercaflllle ~~°» as ‘"’P-“ed ‘° °"'”‘°’“"°’“ °f th” C“'_" '

dlan Forces. - ' - , _ __-_ _._ - ‘ ' '- --.-~ - 1 »_-- »--

Although the carc oi' ex-members _ _ _ ~ '

.... ............ -....., CANADMN NAV-'|‘_{()NAL _ |{A]LWAYS

, PRINCE -EDWARD ISLAND `DlVlSl0NS Y.

See

'walk gfaln day

you h_av`¢

per your

neovls SSEO!!-

Hau; ii, A. 1-13-10-I

Time Table in Effect, 0ct0b0r__ 6th, -1919 I ’

Read down

Dep.

| 8.45 jArr. Bprden

' ‘ ° ». i 'T _ ' ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME. _ ‘A _ \,_ '

' - Charlottetown _

' Hunter River 53711.24 9.03 '_

Emerald Junction 5.00‘10.38 7.50 5

_ Read up ' _ |r=.M.P.M.; An. AIT. '6.35 12.401010 1

Dep.| 4.10;/i.M. 6.40 . if

al treatment and vocational re train

ans who had taken up residence in

iam.; -4.10 5.00 3.05 8.05 1 5.34 6.05

\A.M.; 6140 Dep. -Borden

3.53 8.42

4.35 9.20_Arr.

Emerald Junction Kensington Summerslde

P.M.|A.M_ 11.11; ‘

-Arr. 0:10.

-4.40i0.3s 35310.03

Dep. 3.20 9.30

eww? EES3

6.20 7.23 - 8.18 9.08 9.-45|

~.,_.

.- NOON

i2n0Dep.‘

' 1.36

3.10 4.18 5.20/irr.

O Leary

¢ Alberton

Tignlsh

Summerside Port Hill

' _P.ivi.{A.MT ` ; Arr. 1.35 9.00

11.59 7.53 10.34 7.03 9.1s_s.13

‘ Den. s.1si5.35_

As a 'result of the movement init- -`

A.M_|P.M.é ' 0.50 3.0 |nep. 8.45 4.i5|

_ scan 4.42;

9.5 5.02:

11,25 6.05 Arr.

_ Morrell

- Charlottetown

Mount Stewart ‘ ~

St. Peters

Sourls _ ' _

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2-'§~= rt-P' blah I-lu' U13 L‘|©

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Arr.

5° »-¢ <1

pen. 55|

ate of pensions based on the Cnnad- _

P.M.|

_ 7.`20|Ai~r.

` Elmira '

‘]A.lTiT' . T

Dep.] -,535

Under these arrangements the pon-

P F rv a

_I

000| 4_1d|Dep. 10.10 5.04 10.50 5.-25

Mt. Stewart Cardigan

_ Montague

Georgetown

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Arr.; at-15

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» 7.23 _im-p.| 6,45 _

»-npagaoe. ` »-\¢f:':. 9" §===-5;'

Ex-members oi’ the Imperial Forces

elvesuch treatment at the hands oi _

iiference, lt any, between their lm-

11.30 6.00Arr.

'{ Sat. Daily ex. `

only Sat. & Sun. _ . ` i>.M.gP.M.(L _ _

-4.00| 3.3 |Dep.

1 s.15\ 5.15\

6.45\ 1.25111-r.

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' Sat. &_ Sun.| only Y

-, |A;M.|A.M.

Daily ex.| `

CD P P

_` chariotn-town ' Arr. 113.40 10.05 A ‘ 'Vemon River } .45, 8.51

Murray Harbor _ Dep.‘ 6.-t5l 7.20| _ -

E Y! I d ll EI T ` W _ Y

erlal pension and the Canadian rate H_ H_x‘nn°g|_;°N';‘6fn’ a t ° ab°V° t"al"° "m daw' $""'_‘:;>é;"A°;9t°d

I treatment allowance. ' ' ~ '

. Passenger Traffic Manager . p|gg|»|¢¢ pau,” gr Agmg _

i..F".`L‘_'2¢’.i”i§.'»“.I§ ’3..§Z$"‘{‘ii`..""<’>..‘iI2.il'i"..‘.i’ *°f°"f°- °~°- _' <=»~=f'°¢¢°5»-_»- P- ‘-5- I- =

egulatlons, and are to recelve_ Can-, g- -_ =-fl; ' _

Senm goth and §nt|dnn.Led an in, adlan allowance during such trnining.i

Ex~Imperlnls in Canada and United care of thn‘BrmnnMin|nt,-y of pen. necessary, artlf-iclnl -limbs and ap-

t' d it 'thu -th Departments: 0 _ _

Woodworking. Rallwa 0 eration an ¢:nl(>i?er;“-_H Cilxl Rleséblishment _ 'necessary and Wm snare m me helm

ra _ _ . Newfoundland. C

with an increase of 26 ,per cent reg thd cannula” Forms' “°w in the Um b

totes requiring arilficill limbs. SUP' sions and the Brmnn Ministry nf Lnb; pliances, and for the renewal and rc- `

ical and orthopaedic appliances are

All these arrangements also apply fi

to ex-lmperials noivyl rnesigenltt inigovbvgl U

great. The increases for the week f°"“dl“”d' Wh” W °» ea, W ` ending |Sept. 27th were expected in the Department °f smdners dcivlpgef 2 practically all groups. esmbushment' and the “ar 0 ` n

sion .Commissioners for Canada by ar

ngernent with the Government’ oi

On the other hand ex‘-members ot lt

ed Kingdom, will come under the

ur for such treatment as may be

p 1 - dia

osident in the United Kingdom will

ment or training allowances will be paid to such men at the British-rates. anadlans now ln hospital ln the Un-

y the Imperial Government. and pro- vision has been made to' supply, where

ts of the re-training offered in the nited Kingdom. , ' _ Pensions aid to ex Cana ns now

e at the Canadian rate, but ,treat-

ed Kiugdom will be taken care ol

pair of such limbs and 4199111131005-

Lots of men remnln bachelors sim- 1

ply because they can afford to.

The inte husband catches the early

morning lecture. '

Look out for hard tlrhes; the day!!

:irc getting shorter. _ _' '

Some men use all the material they .

have at hand ln maklnglools ol' _them~ _» selves. _

Goods. 'Pulp Paper_and- Printing and Woodworking registered substantial increases as well. Decreases were registered ln Commercial and Mercan- tile; I-umbering. Clay, Glass and Stone; and Quarrylng ...and Mining. Nominal changes only were reported ln Railway »Const1;uctlon, Food Drink and Tobacco, Railway Operation and Miscellaneous. _

‘Reports from the Prairie -Provinces

show an increase of 2 per cent to have itaken place during the week

_ D en o ave _een an

tlcipatcd for the week ending Sept, 27th. Quarrying and Mining shows a further increase of 8.1 fper cent in the number of persons on pay-roll. this ‘BFOUD having shown strong tendencies during the past six weeks. Railway Operation with an increase of 1.7'por cent and Commercial and Moreau. tile with an increase of '1.4 per cent made the only other appreclarble gains. Decreased in Food Drink and Tobac- co. Metals. Pulp -Paper and Printing. Vehicles and Railway Construction were noticeable while other changes were nominal only.

Bgttlsh Columbia #rms increase of .9 per' cont 'for

ending Sent. 20th and an

increase of .5 or

ending Sept. Mining with

cent while

increase of next _most crease. A cent was

other

per gain

an the ln- -per

while

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