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tht in-except your photograph,

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llie Coolt’s Studio . New DcsBrisav Block

Elie With Tliem _

is based, not on the price paid r I2 commodity, but on the benefit de- rived. That. is why Zum-Buk is the cheapest slzin healer on the market -because the benefit derived is 95% greater than can be got from ordinary olntments. This is due to ’ the tact that Zam-Buk is all 'medi- cine-l00'7¢. Ordinary ointmonts are 5% medicine and the balance animal fat. »

Make the b°YS at the ‘§llX°‘l.'Ll.ifl`t.°§`.?3"°T3'Z1?§.°‘l§§i§§

fl'01llZ happy by Sending yield to the power of Zem-Bok aft

.The superiority of Zsm-Bulr is

all other etrentmeuts have failed.

your photo “for Xmas' Make The unusual power of penetrati

llie _ Bayer -Studi

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A. E. Lyon, stan.

Good Photography

Moderate Prices. ' Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography, ' `

_ |07 Qlieen St.

Phullt 68-1#

Expert Eye Testing

best optical parlor in

again is because the remedy h never got to the seat of the trouble,

but`hns o:__ly healed over the outer skin. Za -Buk, on the contrar

»\ uproots skin disease, and the cu

is complete and permanent.

Zam-Buk should always he used

for- eczema, ringwbrm, scalp sores, , plmples, abscesses, ulcers, bio poisoning, -bad leg, piles, cuts, but and scalrls. All dealers or Zsm-B Co., Toronto. 50c. box, 3 for $1.25.

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the 3.pp0lIll,!`l'l_€l'll'. all 01108 at Whicl1"Zam-Bula possesses eneblesollz

to reach the underlying tissues, where skin troubles have their "root," Then the germlcldal pr

0 parties in Zum-Buk destroy all ` _germs. Until this is done healing

can never be thorough. The reason why sores that have been treated with ordinary ointments break out

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Our experie 3 ' " Q ....,..:; mr. we 2 Rubbers

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Kings County, enab'es us correct your eye troubles with scientific accuracy.

Eye strain is the direct

cause of many ills. At first signs of eye strain the eves should be examir ed and if glasses `a r e needed, they should af once be worn.

We use the same methods and

instr_umen\_s as the _leading eye specialists in larger Cities. You will find in our parlor such instruments as the Electric Operated Opthalmometer. Ski- Opiometer and the Retinscope.

Come in and be convinced

that_we can give you the best Service obt_aina,ble a n di at moderate prices.

E.E. Parkman

Montague

Professional Cards

Miss Daisy Rutlge

171 Great George St.-Ph°no Con

neetlon. .

Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

hair goods, including, Toupees and Wigs. \

I-lair dressing, Manlcurlng, Sholm-

Doolng, singeing. 567-10-10M1mopd.

Dr. Clift

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in ndvance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. il., Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. Now.

isle-8-23M:-uuospd.

fl. D. STEWART

Barrister. Solicitor and

Notarar Public Office Neweon lock, Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgetown

Money t2_Losn on Reel Estate

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. WABBURTON G SHAW.

Barrieters, Attorneys, Notar! Pi-W

lie. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bonii Association, Bank of Montreal, Can,

ga: Permanent Morteze C°1'i7°\‘\

McLEOD 8: BENTLEY

W. E. Bbntioy, K. C. Barrister and Attorneys-It-Lew Mélley 19 Lol", Gtflce-Bank of N. 8. Chumbo". Charlottetown, P- L i»

Mo\.'lAN l MoKlNNO_N earruuf Attorney-If-Ll* loyal Bank Bnlldlnl. Cherloitlivi"

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Rubber

The best protection to you ealth-You can get.

Keep your feet dry and hav ewcr colds,

Dainty Moa

In Rubbers cans Canada’ Best,

Mado ln one’ of the finest fac- orleg in America.

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We carry every shape and style and can fit any shoe- have Rubbers Fit well and the will wear much lopger.

`l`ry Dainty Mode

Alley & Co.

Shadow Test

Have your eyes tested by it. Always satisfactory.

Delightful results.

Only accurate cl1ild's Test.

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Works wondors in difiicult. cases.

The harder 'the case the better. Eliminates guesswork.

Succeed; where others fail.

Try it today. -

H. J. Mahon

Drugglet and Optician

Next Door Benin el Commerce Montague P. E. Island

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Separators

Don’t fail to see our

exhibit of De Laval Cream Separators, at 149 Great George St. Milk cans, bottles, caps, brushes, Separator oil, Separator parts. The Alpha gasoline and ker- osene engines, gas en-

gine oil.

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l ance could be increased by fully one

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,I-Iall, Sourls. He was a most co1n~

J as. D. Offer

The Eastern G!lardi'an

..°8l-IIPPING NEW8.-Schr. Fran-

cis"Docooit Capt. Cohoon loading pot-

atoes at Bt. MarY'e`Bey wharf for H..

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__e1-wg ¢gN1'3 P53 wgg h disc arg ng con at St. ary's Bay

..*lt peye to buy In thle Province- |me,.u°n mr ,nyentgjns gn tgueaéio wharf for H. Graham. che. Curfew

._-»-- wma, Gul; must accompany order Capt. Wartlien is loading produce at

9 .tw¢n¢y.gv¢ cam, New Port Wharf for .lamei Fay. Snlu-.

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it which he has been

an extended obitiliry will aplielll' lille' --- lt t, _

ina it is not fitting that one who so . Bm-|ey_ bm, _ 30 to .materially assisted to make this/ es- _Mus mln Johnston C____d_g |\,_ __

land Province what it is should he _ passed yer with this brief notice.-C Lexi_faaalxgdPI_‘;:g:3'___l?Yb£h§,1El29lDFiSo C,mskh,s_ lb_ _ _

..*BAlT NEEDED?--There is a mai:

as mussel mud t/0 our farmers. Bus- _&_ ` mess firms do what they can wltn ,___

are times when n-one-can be caught._ panned gy Ming Rosie Whiting- Fresh honing is fairly good bait but ‘ Glace Bay, N_ B,--&, 4

nothing equals fresh squid for Cod. mn .

nd hake fishing Now the-re ¢ If

Haddock a . _ is nearly always plenty fresh squid to be obtained in the Gut of Canso. A fairly darge gasoline craft could piy between Canso and the different fishing centres around the island and deliver bait for which the fishermen are quite wlvlling to pay thus reduc- ing the running expenses incurred ln . supplying an indispensible want. The quantity of fish caught by this assist

third. Who will move in the matter? -C.

..*PROMlNENT CITIZEN if-Z'-,AD

-Word came to Souris Saturday morning that Dan McDonald (Ret- land) died Friday night. The late Mr. McDonald was for mare' :fears an of- ficial in the Charlottetown Post Office before Confederation., Owing to ill health he was retired on a pens-lon over 30 years ago. since which time he lived quietly with his family N/at East Point. Of those who attended college with him lm the year' 1863 there are not many living. Among college mates who lately deported this life were' the late John Newson

and James A. Beaton. Dr. Alexander \

Anderson, Prof. Inglis and MT. Weil ster were the teachers in the _0lli| Prince of Wales College and Normsi. school adjoining. Miss McKinnon re-~ tired teacher of Charlottetown taught the Juniotr department in the Nor- mal school_ Among the students of his term now living are Mies Fennesaey. and the present collector of Customs Souris. The late Mr. McDonald taught for some time in the old Agriculturall

potent teacher. an able writer and vigorous speaker. He was undoubt- edly. the brightest spirit of his day in the Normal College department ann made his influence felt in any body of men gathered together iior any specific' purpose. A widow and two sons survirvo him one of whom is in _the army, He passed the' alloted span by several years. and will be affec tlonately remembered by all who knew him.-~C,

NIANIMA! |]iiN'i YUU SEE YUUR iIH|l|] IS

S|CK,_iI_i]NSi|PlitD

Look at tonguel Move poisons from _

o liver and bowels at_om:e

Mother! Your child lsn‘t naturally

cross- and peevish. See if tongue le coated; this ,lg a sure sign lite little stomach. ‘liver and bowels need a cleansing at once.

When llstlees, pale, feverish, full of

cold, breath bod, throat sore. doosn’l

est, sleep or act naturally has stom» \

ach-ache, diarrhoea., remember, a gen tie liver and bowel cleansing should always he the first treatment given.

Nothing equals “California Syrup

of Figs" for chlldl'en's ills; give a tea- spoonful. and lui a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fermenting 'food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, del icious “fruit lsxative,” and it never fails to effect a. good "inside" cleans- ing. Directions for babies, children of -all ages- and grown-ups are plainly on the hottie

row, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist‘ for a bottle of “Cali- fornia Syrup of Figs." then look and see that it is made' by the "California Fig Syrup Co." ,

KING `liPPROVES

MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-At a hah-

ouet held here los; night in celebra- tion of the third Canadian national fish day. one' of the speakers was iliiajor l-l. A. Green. of -the quarter- ` master-general's staff with the Can- adians. otllcer in charge of fleh sup

sppreciatioiiiof the efforts to supply the' troops with fish. and also his royal approval of the sample which had been supplied for his personal con- sumptlon.

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children In Uee For 0ver30Yeare

..'A GOOD CROP;-The powers Mmimum cpu-I

that be gave good advice this spring _ . when they advised anybody and ev- "eng, 3, R, |-ww|_g-1-1-1, gu,,.¢_l potatoes at Lower Montague for W.

' ..°l.0ADING HAY‘AND POTATO- ~ 'ph d '

__e|_ Ag Q pngmgg pggp was in Georgetown, urs ny on n

T Et IN nmmced on s_”*_;: 53,-sehr. Basel Doll Capt. Bouder- but-,mes U-;p_....&__ _ _ |

he de” h W” 5” au is at Kin5’s Wharf ilnlshin l

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‘Eta ‘f;"‘“*“§ :ff §:“‘°§.°Xunes‘,“'§::;t ing with has potatoes nnppsa by P. J.

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res acted farmers who succumbed to S°l°m°“‘ &‘

your automobile, or yopr piano, or eyen your fhorne.-,-i but you will _never want to

` Helen Maud Capt. Jollix is loading

‘A Poole & C0 Schr. Otokiu Capt. Eu-

°"Y"°_"i' *° i"““' V‘°“'Y 9°"“°°""'c' lan agent for Annendele and vicinity ' ' -

' ‘ ‘V ' ' l i discharging Balt at M D n- -' ` - . .*lDEAil. WEATl-iER.- Possibly ‘L°AD|Na 'PRODUCE Sc 5 ner B C 0

never l -the lnstoi- or tina province ~- ` - have thlia residents ,been blessed with Lydia A' M“°\\ C°°"° M“°“ 1° |035] for Sourls where* he will -load pro- such ,uvomme wean," to gnigh up ill! 90"'-°¢5 "w?:Ez°°” Wm" f°i` duce for American market.-‘&. I

form work and ship produce.-C. P°9l° 5 Th°m9

ald’s Wharf for McDona-ld & Bros.

\\f~ Schr. Palmitts Capt. Crosby smiled

once you taste the delectable flavour of Chase & Sanborn's

“SEAL BRAND” COFFEE.

..*Mr. Michael Power. Summorsido '

1 SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. for Felooletors. Never eoldln bulk.

the illness w h iam anne for tn last year. No doom EASTER! PEllS0lll|.S -- » Ill ,

00 'ff --- - -1-Il 85 s use _ 1'

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Duc when bus

Butter, creamery,

Eggs. doz.

ter which could- be 'iiliwll “D Wliii ..*Miss- Fairweather and Mrs. Chickens c k ld , U t f d J . | G _

great benefit by either the local or Myett of Gloucester. Mass., who arel Hay, pressed. ton . . . ... .1 to 3 pxégxgir ,(3,-g'y;nvl¢;¢|g;)t;?,l: angmiggcii C;n?;?.l(§,';“`f&gm:l,'-‘dag atm; a fmt' Federal 8°'/°\'\1m°“i Viz 01° “°°i*“' visiiihs their m°'i\\ef NHS. Francis Hav.1<mse,ton .. $10 to 1 pun to annum or km Henry 1-‘ani u custoa it is reported 8 a cn n ° ins to provide bait for the fishermen- smell, vlcepna street, oem-getown,i muse, in _.15 to is infant 80,, of Edsel Ford ,md grgndi y’ ‘

lt is as important to the fishermen spent the week cud in Charlotetown.- Lamb pelta, each 40 to 80 son of the mum_mmionai,.e mam,m,,_ -.Mayen to mls Mane" Bam M

gag- KEQE: \?_;i;~ Ed;___le_t_t$e__r__ adcmhaendigge Stubh. _a_1;___:ie un_foided'his seientiiid

.‘ fish net traps and otherwise at heavy ..¢Mrs. Daniel Whiting and three Potatoes, bus. .. 75 baby,.E_ saw,” was wnfedc over _‘O ;’gg_‘;"'of wg 5'; iigrlfiratesiihat in cost but the supply of bait furnlsglcg children of Gordon St. Georgetown, Pork, organs att. lb 18 to 19% wg; Qmm- igjgpegtms ' severed dayr have bee/nl unearthed txliepr :¢;ii`\:du¢\:; is, altogether inadequate for the Bi' left las-t Monday for Glace Bay, N. S.,-_ Straw, loose, ton .. $6.00 to $6.50 ag0_ pemned remains of the ghsoners., ermenfs wants- The-bei* °b*“i“°0 “ where she intends to sperm a few1Turnix>s. bus- 20 lt is understood that one man has “Gracious John" exclaimed in traps is mostly herrins. but il\9¥0 week; with friends, she was accom- Wheat, bus. .. $1.75 to $2.25 been dgmned and that Severn ar, Stubb with 8 smile ..mem.s W, t

of Wool. Washed. lb. 75 rests are impending. thev 'call hardened 'criminals I ‘egg

_ W00i. \1nW8Bh0d» lb- 55 The' letter was signed “Sicilian poet." -

le M. I and Zpouud tins. Vlheie-(round-puiverlaed*-elle liooegrllll

. 15 to si.

46 A n|.AN 'ro KIDNAP A ' ' »» '

an, B t _ _ 4 4 narchists Association. it demind

u ter. dairy lb _ ___0 2; H. Fono's on/\NosoN et. thst__tne money be sent to ‘ctw

__ 40 --- 2_d8l11:._han|iGsald it I;v¢_»;ild be called

r , . ._ . ~~ : " “ ° °“°'° ° ""'Y Deimi “Wi lb 16 r°7é8 nninorr. Mun, Nov. 3.1¢ season mem. A youth who ¢,,||,~,d 8, mg,

$1 $1

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pus. to the lmim-in forces. 1-le had , a letter fro King George, expressing Should bt lil UIC hind! Of Cvtfy

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Your oneyl ,

Your friend-he did his “bit” when he left a leg at Vimy Ridge. But to the end of his days he will go ha.ndi'ca.pped, earning less because of his sacrifice-

And that aviator you knew, who was brought down over the German Lines. He gave his a1l--

And your brother--or was it your own son?-who is now passing “Through the Valley of the Shadow.” He oHered his life that the World might be saved for Freedom-~ 1 0

And. that girl you knew, who-on the threshold of Love-put great happiness aside, and went overseas according to the high traditions of the Red Cross-

And that doctor, who had a. good practice, but who gave it up to serve his fellow men.

You will shortly have an opportunity to prove yourself 1 worthy of the sacrifices of the legless man, the aviator, the wounded soldier, the nurse and thephysician. The government is about to ask the people-and you, as one of the people-to lend Canada sufficient money to back up the efforts of these. brave men and women.

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malce your money at worthy answer

Cliulrmun Provincial Committee,

i!z||iz\tlu’s \f'ictol'y Loillli `_ (_ilml'l0ttoto\v|l, lf. E. I- M1' '°

__ Klfidly send oo me e c pemrhlet entitled Sanadfs Victory l.oen"-- bout t. -

Canatla's Victory Loan”

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