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.°|'|' PAYS

.."I'~;-BQRDON IVIB is GllA1‘di"1

venience hi h a reciated b th

2 _ _ 8 ly DD Y e

, - _ residents of that part of the town.-

Jr _ _ _ ¢,

More Bread and Better Bread

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Few of us eat i r .~- I “°""‘“" “‘"°‘ "" "°”“‘“°' W

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enou h of the A f- a Erica: :l"a:f.i‘.:::.'e,‘:r:i_'“° “ ' of "_ ‘LQ _‘L ! Z1# fern end of`the town,-R. _

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_ _ _ `-"_~.- `_,= ’ ..*PuMP Asgsecilnrsdof- :lie

ak ' " =~-_ »-’ ___,__ “°W_D.ump recon y pace at _ur-

e - - -' ` --”==j' - Dh¥'l' domed. Georgetown, is a con-`

_ ' I'

1 ' a.

,galn. It' will be remembered that this

.Asci-iooi. nsoi>eNs.- 'riie 'Bay

Fortune School has been opened a-

school was closed some time ago on

adctzuntp of scarlet fever in the dis- tr c .- .

..*Hl8 FRIENDS are happy to be

able to report that their genial towns- man, Dr. Barnes has completely re-_

. _-~ --_ *_ _ _*___ __ __ __ __ ____ _ _____ covered from the rather severe ».|n.

jury to his wrist which he received'

OO§¢iOO*Oi#i#§0*i§i 7 some time ago.-E, A gif- to -1-ng-11-. fan - S I1 O € S _ 1 _._...._;."<i_'_j;,._.ii.:f‘°.isi'.i:1I.ir“i. . ' ‘ " av ng o th hi _ h|p“y0ur. ph0t0. , sd and renovailsg. _ Mliioggteg igggzgh

Wlth le 11 ii <1 ins a iiin ii in 1..

y as a we g ouse oroug

~ ly remodelled during the past sum-

The Cook Studio -A""“ '”’°"`&'

.moss i.Anv osAn.- at For

Staying POWCI' -nine Bridge on oct. 2111, isis, ivn-sl

Mary Burke, wife of the late Ed- ward Burke in her 85th year. She

THANKSGIVING DAY- the fam- Humber of friends.-F. a ga

ily day, but with nearly always a re

_ leaves to mourn their loss three sons

{ and two daughters besides lar

gret that this one or that could not _ .*BAYSlDE 8CHO0L.- The fol- he present. Had to go to Msry’s js , lowing is the order of merit of the folks this year, you’knnw_ ' pupils of Bayside School for the

Of course. it doesnt really take the milllih 0! Sevtember. Grade V.-1,

place of the absentee, but on such oc- 1,;1{\\.»\ EVH MCIIIUFSI 2. Mabel MacLean. casions, along with the letter of re- ` Grade IV.- 1. Ida MCIHMH; 2. Angus gret- send o. new photograph taken Gillis; 3, .Bertha Morrison. Grade

2 IU--1. Mabel Adams and Myrtle

\""'... Mfwl-san equal) 2. John Gillis and

at \ _i » \ \

_ ‘ RD1' Rix (equal): 3. no <1 an

Th¢ Balm' Photo Suudw Grade ii.-1, iiieiia oiiiixmoradeaig

127 Grafton Street

A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal attention 107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

V If

INVICTUI

Mere strength in shoes

is easy to get if you don’t care how they look. 'I`o obtain style and long faithful wear buy IN- VICTUS.

$6.00 a pair

Alley & Co.

l. Irene Morrison; 2, Lily Maclnnis; J. Erma Rlx.

_ . _*RETAIL TRADE.-Owing to an

objection being made by the retail trade in other sections of the Island we are obliged to put our prices on Stanileld’s underwear up to the stand- ard list price agreed upon by the trade. Wie were unaware of a list being published this year and inad- vertently made our prices too low. However, while we shall he obliged to charge the same prices for Staniield's

_ underwear as others, we will`make

the difference up to any customers by especially low prices in any other purchases they make. C. E. PRATT & 80N, St. Peters, 3435-10-limll.

..*BUSY GEORGETOWN.- The

present year has been one of rem- arkable activity in Georgetown and

- ` never in the memory of the oldest in-

FALL EXC URSION S

Bo§%oN

Tickets on Sslc Dsily until October 16

AT SPECIAL RATES

_. Limit. Thirty Days

PANAMA-PACIFIC ` EXPOSITION

_SPECIAL LOW RATES ‘ O Travel Canadian Paciiic_ throggh the Canadian Rockies

W. B.HOWARD, D.P,A,, 0,P.R..Bt.]0hn. i

' rir~1-e1r“sL"1:i-'-.1-5'-. ‘

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eu 9 Phone Sllc mon

_ King’s County ‘ Liberal-Conservative Convention

A Convention of the Liberal-

Conservative Party of King’s County will be held at Georgetown on Wednesday, Nov. 3rd, 1915, at 1 p.m., for the purpose ofnominat- ing a Candidate in the Liberal- Conservative interest _in King’s County in place of Mr A. L. Fraser. .

Each Poll is requested to have

the usual number of delegates in attendance. `

JOHN McLEAN.

Vice-President.

habitsnt was labor in such demand

A N I A N Shortly before the New Year both

C ‘ 'A _ i it b ,_ t G t,

P CI Fl C 32.3 ?§.....i.‘$.?. ...f‘1i.“.§’...?....e;’h°.‘I.`Zif

gation_ This' gave constant employ- ment during the winter. Some of the men clearing as high as $150. The lobster fisheries and iish haltchery employed their quota_of men during the early spring and summer. Then came the tearing down of the old jail which kept a large number of men -employed for over a month, the beginning work on the new jail build- ing the cdmpletion of which will probably occupy till New Years, the laying of several new concrete side- walks and the complete repairing of the wooden ones now remaining, be- sides extensive repairs to the High School building all of which have kept our laboring men busy all sum- mer, Among other evidence of pro- gress and prosperity, we might men- tion a splendid new dwelling house on Water Street near the Railway Station built by Mr. Ben Stewart of

3320‘10'7m23l- the P. E. I. R., and several private

residences extensively repaired, Geo-

Eastem S . S . V D l1;g\¢;tdlwei‘1miss._li;>¢t a “iinisheid” town by

tern nal Li I |

BtesmsI1II'l 6_slvI|$loAustln, lzsd Gov- . _

srnor Cobb.

- FALL EXCURSIONS -

Low Fares-Travel Now

. Return Limit 30 days.

St. John to Boston . 7-00 St. John to Penland 6-50' Leave it. John, _ H011-. Well-. Bild

Friday at 0’ s. m.f for Lubes, iilastport. Portlhnd.an`d Boston. Return. leave Centrsl__W-hart Boston. H011-» W¢d-- snd Fri., .st 0 st nl. ~ .- .

MAINI BTIAMIHIP UNI

!TlAMlH_,l|%l”i_sOI;"l&|AiiAND ANU' Leave lrrsnklln _Wharf Portland. '1~ue»,"r1nn-s., an-i ssufsi 6.00 p. m.

City Ticket Onico, 41 King Street, A. 6. carrie. Agent. lt. Joh N. I.

Sailings

From LONDON From l'lAl.__lFAX

- Shenandoah Oct; llth - Kanawha Oct. 26th

October 7th Fraser River - October lith Messina -

From LIVERPOOL From .HALIFAX Vis Niid. Vis Nfld.

` Durango October l5th October 6th Tabasco October 24th

' Above saillngs are not guaranteed and are subject to chsngo without notice.

Fumarnwithy & Co Lid.

$100 REWARD $100

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Ostarrh. Halls' Cstsrrh Cure is _thc only positive cure now _known to the medical fraternity. C_atsrrh being s constitutional disease requires a const tutlonal treatment

Hall's Uatarrh Cure is taken intcmslly actin? directly upon the blood a nd mucous surfaces o

the sgstem, thereby destroying the foundation ut the isease, and giving the patient strenigh by building itiip the ooiistltggon and sas ting nature n oing its work, e proprietors have somdfh faith in its curstive power that they offer One undred Dollars for any csse that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address F. J. CHENEY & C0.. Toledo, O.

Sold by all Druggists. 751:.

Take I-lall's Family Pills for Constipation

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8.30 n.m. 9-00 “-111- 9.80 mm. 10-00 \-lll- i1.00 s.m. 11.80 s.m. 1.ao p.in. - :.00 mm- l.t0 p'.m. _ l.00 0-D- l.80 p.m. _ 4.00 p.m. 5.00 p_m. _ _ 5.30 D-ln- 0.80 s.m._ IUNDAY ‘lik-00 s.m. i|.45 p.m. 1.00 p.m. 2.00 p.m. - . 1.80 p.m. 1.00 p.m. ~ - |30- D~_ll~- 4.00 p.m. , - _ .4-80 itll- - _ I. MURPHY. lsnaoc

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..*D F. TIERNEV is Gua

..°P0'l'A'|'0ES PO0R.- Th

ers of Fortune and vicin starting- to dig their potatoes port a very poor crp.-F.

will be held at Holy Trinity Georgetown. next Sunday at

Cardigan Bridge is starting Black-smiths business at

much success.

ton, has purchased the M

W. Jenkins.-&

.LQFUNERAL AT i=on1'

ceased was 84 years of age,

ace at Fort e on Oct 4t

Styles of Sourls. Five sons

Joseph, Walter, William in

in the hail of that place on

Cross work. ' It was decided knitting mittens at the next the members of the Institute vide the yarn. Any visitors help knit are welcome and

Dougall & Son, Montreal,

work. The Secretary wishes understood through the Guar

of Mrs. W. Piper on Nov.

..*Mi°. James Morrison of

arrived home after spending pleasant visit in Boston.-F.

proved from his illness.-F.

..'Mr. Ignatius Campbell port, Lot 54 was among the to Georgetown this week.-&.

attending the High School in town.-&.

_ .°Mr. Patrick Murphy,

Montague High School was lottetown on Thanksgiving

..°Lleutenant Temple W. aid was a visitor to Georgeto week.-&

Georgetown this week.-&.

. _'Miss Sadie McPhee.

Trenton, N. S., has returned &.

past few weeks.-&

‘the past summer in Boston relatives has returned to her Georgetown.-&.

spent the past few years in

old home in Burnt Point.--&

Harmony, left on Monday for the United States.”

_.*Grs. Arthur Bison and

Clilverie, P. E. Island Siege are spending a few days

homes in Sourls.°

..*Mr. William H. Yoton, at present occupying his own

there untll his quarters in jail building me iitted up.-&

the Cox Hotel, Souris:- G.

town; L. E. Distant, Halifax;

lands.-Mr. 'rliomss . Bushey,

Bhshey, Sourls.° V

- NO MORE “TRIATING

tonnes.

tion' begins ln London to-day. penalty of 500_dollsrs and six

is col rder.

. _ rd presentative in Sour-ls. ' lllIEtf

I _ ` / A-

";..*GI-IURCH SERVICES.-Services

There passed away at Fortune, on

October Znd, Mary -E. Burke, nee n Seinons, wife of Edward Burke. De- drugglsts sell Cascarets Don't for

and had 8

been declining for some time: there sides need a gentle cleansing, too. 1 :vas no diselase. but simply the creep- ng on of 0 d age. The funeral took _ pi _ up _ ii, - '_ ' ' ' "~ vices being conducted by Rev, E, E,

and two

daughters survive to mourn her loss-

John in Sourls, Edwin at home, and Mrs Alex. McKenzie and Mrs Jane Duke, both of ,whom live at Fortune.

...*|N8TlTUTE WORK - The

Kingsborough Women’s Institute met

Oct. 7 at

8 o’clock and spent a profitable even- ing in making plans for more Red'

to begin meeting.

who will the yarn

will be provided for them also. The Institute forwarded $25.50 .to John

build a motor lorry for Red Cross

that money was from the Kingsbur- ough institute, as John Dougnll credit- ed it to the Secretary instead. The

next meetin will be held at the home

2nd.

EISTERH PERSONALS

was visiting in Fortune last week.-F

..*Mr. Wm. Coiiin, Fortune, has

..*It is pleasing to note that Mr.

Campbell of Rolla Bay is slightly im-

of New-

..°Mr. Joseph Fay of Newport is

Principal in Char- Day.-T.

...*Mrs. Stephen Rose, Lakeville.

spent last week visiting friends in Klngsborough and Red \Point_

Macdon-

..*Mr. Robert Curran, High Sher-

iff of Kings County was a visitor to

town who spent' the past summer in

..°Mr. R. R. Kehoe, proprietor of

the Globe Hotel has returned from Trenton, N. S., where he spent the

..'Mrs. James Dalton who spent

home in

..*Mrs. Charles McAdam

nia U. S. A.. has returned to her

..°Misses Josephine MacDonald.

Chepstow, and Anna MacCormac,

morning;

Artillery at their

jaller, is

dwelling and will continue to reside

the new

. .°The following are registered at

son. St. John; R. L. Jamieson, to; A. T. Vlnniconibe, Charlotte-

P. Murray, Mt. Stewart; Rev. David Jones, Georgetown; J. C. Archibald. St. John; H. C. Simmons, St. John; J. E. Duncan, Halifsli G. Henderson, St.’John; Harry James, Charlotte-' town.; J. M. Ratt_enbury,-Charlotte town; W. H. Stuart, Magdalen ls~

is visiting _his brother,-Capt. Alex

LONDON. Oct. .»18.--A social

imprisonment. with hard labour, treat- ‘Ing to intoxicsiits is prohibited within the London area. which comprises 800 square mllss. with I.-popul

-'IK millions. . .

----n_nn»p¢s*._....._.

ian re-

e farm

ity are C°UN'T STAY CONBTIPATED

and re-

Church.

and 'I sch or bowels; how much your head

o'clock. Rev. D. Jones will oiliciate. aches, how miserable and uncomfort-

..*NEW FORGEF- Mr. McNeal of indlgestion, billiousness and' sluggish

up a bowels- you always get relief with Fortune Cascarets.

Bridge. His many friends wish him

-F.

..°PROPERTV SALEF- Mr. John headache, blliousness, dizziness, ner

Whiting late of Glace Bay, Cape Bre- vousness, sick, sour. Sassy stomach,

cKenna had cold, offensive breath and all

property on Gordon Street; from W. o

organs of all the bile, gases and con-

t UNE.- the misery.

' Gascarets tonight; put an end to thel

Uliiiiill BUWELS

HEADACHY BILIOUS, WITH BREATH," BAD OR STOM4

ACH SOUR.

N0 odds how had your liver, stom-

ble you are from a cold, constipation

Don't let your stomach, liver and owels make you miserable. Take

ther distress; cleanse your inside

patedmatter which is producing

A_10-cent box means health, happi- ess and n clear head for months. All

et . I

'the children- their little in-

Butter per lb 23 to 28 Fowl per lb Chickens 14 to 16 Hay pressed Buckwheat, 75 to 90 Wheat, per bus $1 00 to $1.25 Oats, 38 Eggs, dozen, 23 to 25 Butter lb. (Creamery) _ 27 to Z8 Tub butter per lb. 22 Potatoes, per bus. new, 30 Beef per lb., retail, 10 to 12 Turnlps, _ 15 Apples per doz. 6 to 9 Wool, per lb 25 to 40

S’SIDE MARKETS

E&f l'iT0l`¢ Bl‘€&d &f'id BGUZCF W ’ _ siynnulrovlfe €‘,':‘°”i 0”? oi1'To\i'T_§r;tii1;nTs 3..f..S??.?2.§e,u°ni i

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- , _ ' 112-

Butter, (dairy)) per lb. 22 to 23c. Butter (creamery) per lb. 310. Calfsklns, pei' Ib. 130- Chickens, (dressed) per lb _ 12 to 15c. Eggs, per doz. ‘ 260. Hay, pressed, per ton $10 to $13 Hay, loose, per ton $9 to $10 Hides, per lb. - 14c. Oats (black). Der bus. 38c. Oats, (white), per bus. 36c. Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $3.50 Potatoes, per bus. 30c.

CARTER S LITTLE LIVER P". I.-S

Purely

vet \‘|°i5'i1|U!\ ' Slollflll, S-nllbooo, Slalflho. i0enulno-imsignnis __

@.@'.I¢

Pork, organs left out 7% to 10%c. Straw, (pressed), per ton $6.00 Turnlps, per bush 25c. Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.25 Wool, per lb. 26 to 40c.

“Have you tried our famous “lrish

Twist?" You'll like it. Just try it once-lt's a sure bet you'il use no other afterwards. The 'l‘wo Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mif-

"Get one of those special 85 cent

shirts at Patons. 3331-

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the ser

Boston.

to pro-

td help

it to be an that

Dundas

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visitors

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Boston,

revolu- - Under months'

ation of

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'_ The Kind of clothes _-"

Gentlemen Wear Made-to-Your Measure _

Tailored Clothes that are excellently

conceived and splendidly executed anglthat are really “worth While” in this' fiercely competitive age.

WHEN we charge $15.00 for a business suit We put into it that which the purchaser could not possibly duplicate in clothes at double the price. _

SO DISTINCTLY have We succeeded that We_ can mathematicallv demonstrate, to any man who Wishes

to be well dressed, the economy of Wearing English & Scotch Woollen Co. Made-to-Measure garments.

SUIT OR OVERCOAT

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I What Our Customers Say

It would be impossible for us to publish all the testimonials we receive-_but

Ithiiik this. from one of our customers, is worth recording. He says :-“ My dealings with your iirm have convinced me that your tailoring service is the greatestclothes proposition thatlhave ever looked into. Any remarks, Ican make are inadequate to express its merits-and my satisfaction. It has startled me and my friends- in our judgment your values are wonderful.” This is only one sample of the many flattering things that are said about us. F.red’lit Gareau,

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