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e

e Care oi our Iiyes

looted oyoslohi your olilolancy- flgggd glasses a job, sllll a good worker nt.

will Pro have made more

not neglectyour eyes. is danger In delay. Let mine your eyes today.

IIUTGHESON

Optometrist l

l, l, ii

ssional Cards ‘

l... l. k316i»: mu

Ieiil ever tiled.

own plan of ins in; cough ru at home. But have you ever use-d, it‘ When you do, you will why thousands of families, the worlil over, feel_ that they could hardi ouse without it. , but the way it takes will quickly earn it place in your hoine, nt_o n Ill-oil. bottle, ur 21/, ounces of Plnex; then add p in 9112a!’ syrup to fill up the if eslred. use clarified

DDS Ill

molasses,

syrup. ldlither away, It never s s, _ of betm" QOBIIIIIII "Ibqfrie could buy ready-made for $2.60

tastes good

this home-mad

It seems to

penetrate through every sir passage,

_ oosens a dry, ‘a tight couch. lifts he phlegm, heels he membranes, an gives almost im-

mediate relief. Splendid for throat tickle ‘ ’ is

r. Clift nic Diseases

own P. I. Island. (lenses ii! Prince 8t.

I DAILY, .11 to I p. m

. Stewart, W

. and solicitor. 84 Greer

. George Street.

for the Union Bank o daa.

r 8r Palme 4 er. K. C. H. L. Paimel Barristers, Etc.

- Nova Scotla Building rlottetown, P. E. I.

" Money to Loan

.. C. Archibald

_ en N. Y. Post Graduate Sohool and Hospital lmited to Eye, Eer, Nose and Throat

l er Building, Great George Bailouts olllllelall Office Telephone 850d.

ra-Oto 12a. mites

ollllla & McPheb B. A.

, _ croup, bronchit

and bronchial “at ma.

ex e. highly concentrated com-

pound of genuine Norway pine ex- ract, and has been used for

tions for_throet and chest aiments.

druglrlst for “Ell, ounces of with directions, and don't accept any- thing else. Guaranteed to give abso- lute satisfaction or money refunded. e Puiex Co., Toronto, t. _

i Fire Sale

All shades in stock, sold at half price. $1.50 to $1.75 shades for 75c. 3 light fixtures, com- plete with shades $7.

2 light fixtures, com- plete with shades, $6.

S. McIsaac & Sons

10! Queen fltreot Phone 722-J

I nald. H. F. MePhel. B. . v ~ re, Attorney, Eta. , Morley to Loan Iuilsrllg, crlal-lsnetswl.

ttetown. F‘. E. Island

f ..R.McGuigan,BA, BR. SOLICITOR, ETC - fdonev to Loar. i Oer-reron Biooll

l

I. BENTLEY. K. O.

J. A. BENTLEY l

store and Attorneys |

ONEY TO LOAN I .

a od & Bentley;

n ‘ nk of N. 8. Chambers I May be consulted off 4|‘! lt116 Hlllsboro It.

S. HESSIAN lolloléor .Notlrv Publle

ONEY To LOAN P. E. Island

Ir

Y .

M. D.

Tuberculosis Specialist on Road. Charlottetown ment In Selected Cases Telephone 207 -

lilian McKenzie

or of Music (MoGiiL) ‘ .- In Flanoforte, Singing p erfd Theory.

-' 77 RICHMOND 8T. Iffelephons 878-L.

. HIRAM BALL.

ISH GOLD PRIZE MEDALLIST 4 . D 10 SOLO AND 4 LVER MEDAL!

..l8T AND MUSICAL

DIRECTOR PTIST CHURCH ropared to receive Music In the following subjects OCAL, ORGAN THEORY OF MUSIC

Baptist school Room 9to12end2to5 I rigs by Appointment.

E. C. HARRIS

EYE SPECIALIST

.Royal Bank Bulidln/ HOURS

to 12 - 5.00.

\ . r . McEACHEN, *1.;.....'... Us examined and glasses ~ ed when needed. . ee-JI‘! Grafton ltreet )0 Parson's I and 10 oent ie-i elle a-s. en.

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000-000-000

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i

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ENGLISH ‘ . WOOL HOSIERY All Shades iiiifif lii,,iij, Mi’ii'iili"iir

iii‘ ill

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Mr

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, $1.00 ~

This ls wonderful value. Many styles to pick from.

. EXTRA ‘Silk And Wool

shown in colors, Camel. Beaver, Fawn. Cordoron and

> many others. a , $2.00 lien PAIR i ' OTHER LINES i ’ $1.25, $1.50, $1.75

t

, Alley d: Co., Ltd

44-00-000

0-60

Dressed , iiogs

We are now ready lo ro- ceive dressed hogs, deliver- ed at our plant, and we are paying highest current mar- ket price for select, finish- ed stock. Hogs should he dressed for Government in- spection, that is with orslll! attached.

We ‘wish to caution ferru- ers not to kill unfinished hogs.

We cannot receive thein.

ouAaLoi-rsi-dwu, r. s.l.

"§'§'l.2.'.'li.'$l.'.'¥..q“ 1m "' "' ;

knYouWe probably heard of this well-

imderstsnr: kees hold of s. e perma- enulated ttie. Or, honey, or corn syrup instead of auger

ou l6 ounceli y than you_

t is Nelly wonderful bow quickly e remedy conquers a. cough-usually in 24 hours or less.

N001‘

IIBPI-

id disappointment, ssiiuyglti:

lrllllll clllllll

..°E- E. ton Hotel, Eldon, Thursday, Oct.

eyes and fit glasses.

The auction sale of the household effects of rMr Horatio Nelson Montague took place recently and was very successful. _.

ed 8'2 and costs.

with part cargo of ..cw Glasgow N. S. with s full of Wm. McIntyre & Sons. J

iloon is ai present loading‘ general cargo for Sons baing the shlptlers. This is the second trip for h‘ls vessel.

will load general Sydney and return with a cargo of coal. J

‘produce

Schr. Sea Foam, Capt. time ago wit-h a cargo of stone, is loading with oats and potatoes for Sydney and will re- turn with coal. J

. JFROM NEWFOUNDLAND-

. Tile Scllr. Miriam ~Muy from New-

foundland arrived at Montague on Sunday. This vessel will load ll mixed cargo on return. This is the first vessel from the ancient colony this fall. J

Htw-ELCOME VISITOR- Mr Willillm Bruce of Mostnn, is at prlselit lrl Montague. called home on account of the death of his sis- ter. Mr. Bruce reports good times in Boston for skilled workmen;

l, brick layers, who are scarce, re-

ceiving one dollar snd twenty five scrrts an hour. there are n great many unemploy-

od, duo inagrcat measure tu themselves. J ..'GO0D PROSPECTS FOR

0AlRiGi0ES—iCapt. Dibbon of Bur- ln Nflri is now in Montague mak- ing arrangements for the purch- usc of n large quantity of mixed produce one of his vessels having just arrived. owing to the low priccs the captain expects to see n goodly number of vessels from his home port to the lsllind this fall. While u little farming is done in Newfoundland the ,rll0rc adapted to the more hazard- ‘ous life of fishing. The bellk fish-

inllrrn as roulnsl

“Five years ago when I was first

married, I had wonderful energy. I could be on the go all day long without feeling the least bit fa- tigued. I had is great appetite and could eat anything. I weighed 147 pounds. Iu:~.l,1 g0 be busy every mlnuteof tiic day and, when the day was over. I could go to bed and never waken once during the night. Thirteen months ago my first baby was born. After that my energy seemed to leave me. Iwas tired all the time. I had to force myself to do my household duties. Instead of being a _ploesui-e as formerly, these duties became a reel task. I lost all desire for food and nothing would tempt me. I had to make myself eat. I would go to bed at night and toss from side to side for hours at a time. After a while I would doze oi? only to find that I lied been sleeping for ten or fifteen minutes. Naturally when morning came, not having slept. I started the day oomplet ‘y tired out. I was shaky and nor- vous. The least noise would startle me and make my heart race along. I could see that my hus- band was worried. I was losing WTEILYIII’. every week and had al- ready lost 54 pounds. I tn-ied all kinds of tonics, but they didn't help me. One night, a night I shall never forget because it started me on the way to health

and happiness again, my husband brought in a bottle of Carnoi. A. friend told him that Carnol had

saved his wife's life, so he insist-

ed upon my trying it. Six weeks

after I began taking Camel, my

weight increased from 93 pounds

to 158. an increase of 65 pounds.

And, am I well these days i

Every morning l fairly jump out

of bed ready to tackle anything

and every minute of the day is a

joy to me now."

Carnol is sold by your druggist, and if you can conscientiously say. after you have tried it. that it hasn't done you any good, retum lire empty bottle to him and he rill refund your money. 8-622

For sale Iy Hughes’ Drug Store

wvooe-vvwQ-Ove-e-e-QOOO-OO-O-O

ii. l. M A B0 N ogeelsletl-isl Eyes-r Examined Glasses Fitted Montague, P. E- I.

anleuaee in Opteinflfl Tends 00ml‘- iuelve Teet Ieessl Osa-

..'Bi-QOP riom Hoiinan's Catalog.

PARKMAN-Optoinlr- tillst, Montague, will be at Herring

12th from 1 till 5 p. in. to examine Oct 7-il

..‘WIELIL ATTENDED SALE-

——LOAFER FINED.— A young man appeared at the police couri on Monday, charged with street loafing, he was convicted and fin-

cllrgo of oats shipped by the f-lrul

..'TAKING GENERAL CARGO —'I‘he Schr. ll‘. D. ‘Cook, Capt. Ca- in Montague . New Glasgow N. S. Wm. _Mclnlyre &.

..T-O RETURN IIVITH COAL- The Schooner, Argo Capt. Murphy which llrlllved in Montague from Murray Harbor a few days ago for to‘ this p0i‘l

..'TAKING PRODUCE — The Peardou. which arrived in Montague, some lime-

Notwithstanding,

people are|

IIEIIIIBIIES I

Firms-IT?" Prevails lilIil-lliitfitlliiill

Arab-intoxication means self~polson - hig. Many people suler from plsrsid Ceaulpeeiee er ianlfieiells action oflbs lineal-s Waste matter which should peas out of the body every day, remains and poisons the blood.

l Ase result, there is Headaches,

I-I.‘ Indigestion, disturbed Stomach, Pain

..*COAL LAlDEIN-The Schl‘. J. E. Collins, Capt. Wlhite arrived in llontague last week firoin P-ictou coal for local plrtles. rShe also cleared again for

in the Beak, Rheumatism and Eoeeele and other skin diseases.

“Fnlhoeioes” asfll efeeys relieve l astheee tablets, made from fruit juices, sot gently on the bowels, kidneys and skla and keep the blood pare and rloh.

lifloabogifor $2.50, trial allow. At ‘dealers or sent postpaid I1 Fruits-fives Limited. Oitlwp.

lugs being exceptionally good this season. J

——RAIN WANTED. Very heavy rain fell here on Sunday nigiirt and Monday, by_which the i-lrnlers in general are lwell pleas- ed as the land had become so dry that ploughing could rbe done only with much difficulty, Potato dig- ging is again well under way and ythe crop appears to be an average

l-I

one."

-—OARS DERAILED. — The large standard engine 404, while shunting in the yards here on Monday night. shortly after niid- night. left the rails, at one, of the Eastern rRuilway Crossings, la C.

RR. ‘box car was also ‘lerflfled. xllich were taken for ailalysis.‘ The wrecking train and crew ' {,_>______ , which were called to the 553m‘ Aisle for llllnurllbs llml Tllkl- n0 Other‘ lance arrived hero before i5 n.m..

-—.—-<o>-€_

and promptly set to work replac ing the hugc enzine and car which took several hours of dlffIClIIl. la- bor to accomplish. ‘Tile engine wilii L-lic exception of the “Iilllfi ing Ibnurd in from lbclng broken off, wus only very slightly dam- aged. H

..'SI»NGING ENJOYED—- Till- duet in one of the Montague churches a few Sunday evenings ago. by Mrs. Brown and Miss Nvlglrtnuln, is deserving of more then passing notice. A gentleman who was present -and who has travelled quite extensively, rem- arkiug that it was as good as be IUHI ever heard. With the several duets during the sumnler by the Misses ‘Mutheson. which were ex- ceedlnfliy well rendered, together Iwith several solos, also the ‘pleasure nf having heard our |melc quantette on a few special. inccaslons; music lovers in the

Montague surely had

vicinity of Ithelr wishes gratified. it is the_

l

Brown who possesses lcenl voice is comfortably ,d0wn to rthe lifc of a help mate, ‘that Mia's Wightman who also possesses a voice of rare tone and; Iswcciness is in reality hiding her lluients under a bushel. Were shcI

cities," such as she is

settled,

to go to one of the large whore one glflteil always in demand. she certainly would make a name for herself in the nlusicai world. J

I

l PERSONALS ,

..*Dr. Green, Montague; _ recent- ly visited Georgetown. A

..'Miss White of Pictou N.S. is Visiting friends at Georgetown. A

..'Miss Genevieve McCormuc Boughton Island recently visited Georgetown. A

, ..'Mrs. Frank Dalzlel Bordon. is visiting her home at George- town. A

..'Mrs Milton Hemplllll Pic/ton N. S. is visiting friends in George‘ iowli. A ..'Mi9s Bertha Luilniglln. Slur» gcon is visiting her sister Mrs. D. P. MhKinnon, Georgetown. A

..'Miss Bertha Smith George- town left Monday to attend Union Commercial College Charlotte- town. A

..'*Mrs. McNeil who has been vial-ting Georgetown left Friday for her home in Vernon. A

..'Mlss Helen Stewart student Prince of Wales College Char- lottetown spent the week end at her home in Georgetown A ..'Messrs Clifford and Benin; min (‘bnruri Charlottetown spent the week end s-l. their home in Georgetown. A

Hsivrlsll Bert Martin. sister of our efficient nnlilobliging post- mISlFFSB. rclurnr-d to Montague recently from Boston, where she Qpfinf the past month visit-lug friends and enjoying a well earn- er‘ resl. J’

..‘Tlie Rev. Dr. Thompson of Buffalo N. Y. is still Visiting‘ in Mnnillrue, and supplying the IN"- nit. when occasion demands. The "Dr." is a very eloquent speaker and we are always pleased to hear

Willi IIIIISISA

general opinion, that while Mrs.i a magnifri

porlud and recommended it to me, so I have taken it and my back is

work. Compound lo my neighbors and you may publish my IBI.IGI'."—'MRS. Josnrlrsr A. Giinivnm, Box 47, Cer- bon, Alberta.

Compound should be trek you first notice such sym nervousness, _ and irregularity. and prevent more serious trouble. give it s fair trial.

Western Guardian

—8HOP from I-Iolniarfs Catalog.

—-IARGAIN'8 Huqtefs Ken singles. See Fiyere. 80099}2-1w.

—LO8T ON Wednesday last, at Summerside. a gold locket and chain, finder please leave at D. Gordon. Sunimersidc. Reward of< fcrcd.

—FOR'8ALE, three cross fox pups, 2 mules. l female, sired by registered dug, dam 75 pci‘ cent silver bred fox. all extra gnori specimens, enquire Box 40, Suin- merside. l00067-1L3i

--PRETTY WEDDING.—<A very pretty wedding was eolcmnlzcd in Simon and Jude (‘hurch, Tigiiish. Monday morning when Miss Edna DesRoches IIGHIIIIC‘ the IITIIIH of

Mr. Peter White. The IIFIII-i looked very charming in a blue tailored suit lvllh hut to nlalrh.

Miss Olive White was 'I)I'III(‘SIII2IIII willie Ill/Ir. Jniiu Arsonzlull ~'llpp.lr'.- cd the grrronl. After illc ccrc- mony the happy clluplc rnturnvll lo lihclr h-“ilr- in Sea (‘nvc Pond where a llilnty breakfast awaited

them. 'l'lil-. happy couple spcnl the dill‘ With niany frilrnris and relatives The gifts were very numerous.

.—-SEARCHED SCHOONER. -- Fhlcf Prohibition lilspclwlnr

Barbour and Assil-‘tuilt Haywood. were in town on Saturday nliicial- ‘ly. hey swirl-hell r-l Flclicnncr at Quccrls Wharf without su<:...~rs hut on icliviill; they III-qyljilflrlflba number of cans 0i‘ rrlni filviiiiig on the wllicr lvilicii they seized, Nu one us ycl sowing to (zluinl ownership. A housc on ‘Spring Street was searched and a small quantity of liquor found. Sonic home Lrclv was lfnund at n llousc nn Watrr Flrert East, samples of]

u" “i?” [can

::No need l) suffer with corns, nr rlin the risk nf pnl-iilg them. Rum-

ut!

—l.VlIiss Robina Glover, SillnicyI Bridge is visiting ill Albcrton the! guest 0i‘ Mise: Gladys Aslllcy. ~—-Mr. Joseph ATHPIIIIIIII null Mr. Fiddle Gallant rciurrlull from the harvest excursion out West lust wcek.

I l. l

~lllls-= Irene Gaudci has return- cd to licr hnllle in Tigilisli alter spending the suiilmcr with licr sister, Mrs. John Perry in ISt. Johnl N. B.

-—Mr. and lllrs, Henry Ncwcomb ‘Hill, nibiorr-d to tile Suiuiilcrsirlc omcml "“fi'“°i_ Exhibition ‘VOIIIICSGILV. N

(iii Friday

icy. spcui a few ring/s ill Sunlrmer- 0f i191‘ Parents. M11 11""

side 1n5,,week_ when, she was Michael Ellsworth, Skinner Pond the gm.“ of he, brmhcr‘ My, wy. ir-ft (Vi Saturdav nlorillllg llli ru- man Birch; N_ turn to BUSlliiIu-—II.

__.,\l,,ong um pagggnmrniyfi fionv. -——IMI‘S, Frank Tlliiiiii llllll Iiliss lug berg (in 'l‘uesdil_l' were ;Mr Ruih and iPres-irvrl ‘Illpiill. who] and Mrs. Edwm (mum, and My have I)i‘(‘Ii ripfilllillil who summer Gus Ganum‘. ,sum,m,.,-"rde’ r who months at their llnrnl- in Slrmmcr»

will spend tile winter at RLIIIIIOTII.

the Print-c (‘Hlllili

' - l l- .i . .- wm b‘ ma" to knfiw “at ‘up re Wednesday and rcllirllilr-ll

iurnl-l! m her ilrlmc on Sunday, 0%. R11. nftcr undergoing success-

1'0!‘

MINING MEN GIVE $1,000

iExrhlllli-zc iinvo VUIPII

ASHAl_lll_A_8MEN?

Yes. And They Must Keep Well and Strong

Two Interesting Letters

Toronto, Ontarlo.-“When my husband was called back to England in 19H I took Lydia. E. Plukham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen mo so I could work. I had a trouble that ilscd to make me weak, but I um able in do my work now and am rerfeclly satisfied with your merit cine. i still get it at the chemists rind I strongly recommend it. to any- body I hear of suffering es I did. You may publish this if you wish." ——1\ilis h}. Hniisamlvl-zn, 899 Yonge Si. 'l‘oronio Ontario. _“'_

' _ ' _ , i LONDON, Ol-l.

I Did N0‘ F991 Llkfl WQYkInI Jones u Superman," is

"l was ln a. general run-down con- dition willra. week back and a tired poinimcnl 0f feeling R0 $11M I ttltilll 110i Iefiiklllk; éllcnry Worth Tlinrriimr us vmrliilg. y m0 er was a ii , Lyuila Ir). Plnkhnm's Vegetable Com-

‘fire sufferers.

' PROOF POSITIVE.

husband, door-int silo?" before him tlirce tinlcs ll rlny."

._‘_4+>—-

SAYS GREAT BRITAIN

l _._.__€. Laudatory British Appointment of Sir Henry Thornton

ways. ed us ll striking insirlllvlr of better end l am now able lo do my

I recommend the Vegetable talents m",

ganiations.

Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable when enhanced his backache. It will hell! 3'01! lurbun irnlilc. leucccssfill

side, left on \\"f‘lIliPSlI1l_\'i'(II‘ (irnrlll Rapids, lMil-iligun, whore liiny will

M . H

e _____ spend the winter

Till- runny friends of Miss \ '1" "ff I H ‘ I i MUM“! Bowen of “rhefluvy Rivpr -—. Illtllig I flint \\ IlIi ll i l ill Pi

IQXIIIIHIIIIII ’ liil illc Mac Erlwllrlis )ll-l'flii‘lil:li|l-l- in tiic

!uil_\~ ll serious operation for an- “VPMP” "ferfif all“ ‘Illa “w” ‘I; ‘\' "_°_“_‘""__'"" i" "'8 i‘ E- ' “"*"""'-_ i111"1;.§“'I»§Z"ll.."'“ fi;..-ii1...‘§.'.‘.‘. Stella .\lc,\‘ci.ll, Cross Rlvlrrs; bliss Jcsrlic YICIIIIHVTB, Ilzlysidc; ‘ZUIII DU M11 Hllrnirl Ilrulvn, I'm! llili. N. -—-—oo>——-—

dvlembcrs of tho Sizlillllrrll Milling ll. ililnlsliilrl idollars for relief of the northern

“Thai young iiririo will-ships lrrr

LOSES SUPERMAN

Comments on

g but Sm

Miss l-Ivciyll Ellswuriil who hull

_Mi5s Lucimmh‘ Tyne V4,]. spent sew-rill vrcr-ks all tln- home; " .\Ii‘s.|

"Well, sire places burnt offs-rings >

l?

ell its FRE SH

15/ fliefirst wiry?"

You bct it‘; fresh! Scaled AIR-TIGHT the very second it's laucked! Thats why it's ALWAYS moist, nve lhom surely um painlessly fragrant and FRESH—no matter where orwheri you with I‘I()IIl)\‘<‘iI_i"$ iforll Itwfiltivulfil buy it! '