Liberal Candidate for

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‘Jberal Candidate for

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znul appoint lccui riprcsontutivcs.

gnmg your“. ,_.,,,,,.,,nu._,.,1_ ($21 Start oi. best selling souson. years to the largest P.E.l._ Ranchers, ..»,.,.k1y uverngu) m,“ ,._\-,,L.,,_.,,-5, liberal commissions. exclusive and are lhewlfigesl Dgrlarcs lh America. ' In

Pcsiiioll permunl-lli. ‘ lCXpUrlPlICe unnecessary, Winston ('0, 'i‘nr- illlii). .-\.\V.———\\'slili,

$ SELL HOUSEHOLD NEOESJ‘ silics —~ greatest inlnginublei iivnlund;

l-upilul or experience Iiuuoces- wry. 1!. Gurretsou, Brunifnrd. (mt. ‘ 2l-dtlNov.5..‘

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For Sale

' ~~—~— r———- . _ l. FOR SALE—100 Puu._e~1'§_, vi ilzltched. pure ‘bred-s. 95y‘ p’!

.144 horns. Everett Ho it] - ‘IP- ion. 5707 10 26 4i ‘

..______ii________. FOR SALE-ONE PURE BRED Htizistrrevl Jersey BulI-ZIA, years."

old. Apply A. S. Henderson. North ;WANTED"‘STE'ADY

.\\'11¢,,|,h.e_ 57m w g5 15L‘ young mun living at home and b 5th.. t ‘M. d M . J h C

W. ..-- _| wishing employment, Apply P. Mass. please write Supt. promlit- gaiszrgarald ‘an; filamhxv gaze};

FOR SALE-CHOICE FARM CON- A. Fnrquhnrson, Rilcy Building. ly. School qualifies pupil to se- 8rd,) a daughum Phyus Carmexh sliding hi’ I10 acres. Church Srhnnl 5742-27-tf cure registration. Provides

und llnll in ciistrlrt, J. W, Maw‘ Iiivilol‘. New Dominion, .5701l-l0_-28-6ij

Lost‘ LOST-RIM AND "run-z éiifénit‘ hcl \\'it"8ll Charlottetown ‘nndwiflll- j‘

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_;“Whnt is the rigvht ‘way to vote?"

LADY pls at

A DIALOGUE Says father to mother: “Moltlhrnorrs a good man." ‘ 8W8 motherl- to father: “Jfillkirfs the right one." For mother's a Grit, an good as can

BUY YOUR YOUNG some candy or a puqrpk‘ 8t. James tea ‘Friday.

lbs

Father sides for protection. bewilfle be must work; " " ‘ ‘

And father and mother ain't BiblB today.

day-whiskers Salads, Pastry, Cake,

a8ree_ GQO.

sflya mother to faiihsr: . Messcrvefs strong for protection." Says father to another: » "He will. Wi-n the‘ election." Says ‘mother to father: - l “Not lby a long dlwt-» Sinclair is the night one to keep lboililn-g ‘the pot."- .

So father and another ain't agree- in-g today.

9s on ballot. 5767-10-28-21

TOP AND BOTTOM NAMES ON

ELECTION RESULTS srs doubt- ful but 8t. James -Hallows'en toa ls an assured fact on Friday. Tic- kets. 50c.

THE PREBIBYTERY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, will meet Zion Church- Friday afternoon at

Sflys ifather tomoizher: “Come lsy on Moofhrffi" Says fouher in mother: "That ‘was elegant igtufl!” _ Sflys mother: “lfthat ‘ts what you call a spsech— Only fit tor ‘chdowis that only can screech." “i And father and mother ain't agree- ing tollnyig...“

will adjourn to meet in St, James Church for the induction service.

TRANSFERREDZ-Miss Reta Mc-

Bourd in St. John arrived home Monday evening huving been tem- pururiiy transferred to the offlcc in this city. Her friends urc delighted to huve her back again,

Says father to method“:

"What is the matter with you?"

Ssya mother wtfml/hsr;

“II mm ‘feeling bloc,

I was cure ‘born u IGrit; M's deep in the Iblood;

It came f-‘rom old Noah ri-ght after thc Iflnnd." a -

And father and mother -n-in‘t agree- ing toduy. ‘

THE_ MARKET-There was a good attendance ot the market yes- terlluy. ‘Butter sold ut 45c. eggs 450., chicken 70c. to 850.. ducks $1.00, geese $2.50 to $3.00. ‘Hay sold ut 60—65c., straw 30c, pota- toes ‘G002, turnips 17c,, outs i2-—45c pork 14c.

‘Says another to lather: .

‘Says ‘faihe-r to ‘mother! .‘l;(~"l. us lhlry thin gout’ ,,“I believe; my ‘dear man; you are i right for this once, ‘And I think -I wi‘lI give ‘the Tories

DISGRACEFUL CONDITION OF GERALD' 8TREET.—J’I‘lI6 ‘ilttetfilfln of the ‘Mayor ‘and City ‘Council is

, it chance." (iirected -to the detpionuibie condition 1S0 father and-mother one Sflllllfbg 0i! Gerald ‘Streetbetween- School '1 today. and Upper ‘Prince, ‘it is positively

dangerous for cars to arttelnrpt to puss, ‘over it, HOIIIC‘ ‘being ‘stalled nearly every diuy. if the council is not in a position t-ti rcmukc this s-trecb try at least to marke- tel-I- porury uupulrs to make it pwssubie for ‘the heavy traffic diuiiy upon i .

‘Says ‘Inothe-r l0 father: WNII vote for protection” Says father to nnothcr: “You nt this coming election.“ SAW! Yfllllvri ‘iProtc-ctilon is the blast ‘piun: .l‘ll volr- for McKinnnn und Most-nir- ‘ way-they're Ilhe ‘best ‘men " ,And lather und nIoiho-r are iIgTOG- bu; ‘today.

::Neur1y all children are sufbject to worms, and many are born iwith them. ‘S98v8 them suffering ;by using Mother Grave's worm

VALUABLE CARGO-Tin- S. S. liuclunii rnliicd at six o'clock yes- terday moInln-g for Norfolk. Vir- glniu. with 1L cargo oi‘ 78000 ‘bush- els of seed potatoes silipped ilJy M-r. C. ll. 'l'll0lll.l)~'/lll. representing the Soui-hgote‘ import and Export C0.. of ‘New York, This lg the largest

lurge audience on excellent enter- tainment ‘under ‘the direction of Professor Matcher und liev. Mr. Litsllejohns W112i givcn in the Cou- solitlnted School, Mt. I-icrbort. The prcgruxtt consisted of vocul solos by Mrs- W. l5. Fletcher, Mrs. J. J. Stewart, Miss (Jonslunce Wheat",

;E t 1 _ sungle cargo of ‘potatoes evcr ledxyerln nuwr a“ excellent’ rem shIr/ped ‘from this ‘port. Buntzrin. i‘ ' ‘ Bell lit 00., were agents for this Jllnnrdfic Llninacnt urn-ll by pllysirlurtu. steamer’

i ‘ "_‘”"“’_’ succsssr-"ut ENTERTAIN- l MENT.-l.ast evening before u

Large comfortable house, cen- trally Ilocated, number 163 Kent St. Heated with plpelsga furnace, two rooms. kitchen and large porch on ground floor.

Four‘ rooms on second floor, thres rooms on third floor, bath-

room and toilet over kitchen. All Miss B. Huestis and iilcssrs. 'l'. W. 1m first class condition. Ideal for Bentley. Harvey McPherson, vocal ‘rooming or boarding house. lm- Nlucts by Messrs Albert Dennis und

mediate possession. Apply STEWARTS BAKERY.

Kent St. ,

Roy Whitehead. violin Solos by Rev, Mr, Littlcjohns. readings by __ _ . . Miss Verna Smith und Dr. George “G349 e-O-d- 2 wks- Green und piano solos by Muster

*'T.—.—""_“ Whiter . McNnttf The accompani- ‘mcitts were excellently played by Professor Fletcher. Several selec- tlons Iver-o rendered by an inslrn~ inertial quurtette composed oi’ two violins“ cello und piuno and elicit- ed great applause from the uud icnce- At the conclusion of the cu-

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8T. JAMES-T-Iailowden tea FrI-,

VOTE FOR- SINCLAIR AND JENKINS the top and bottom num-

"BALLOT, SINCLAIR AND JENK- INS, Please vote right. 5767-10-28-2i l

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3 o'clock‘ for general business" and‘

Ihuald of the Soldiers Settlement

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

i . . . . . .. lot‘ |II'I' lino l»: r. writs i

.. tic |n~r lim- uf 5 words 71* prr line of ii wcrnlu

UQ-Ofi Q O Q4 Q-TQQ O-OVQ-OQ 04-0-0 O

[Protect your Foxes with “Peerless

tertuinment which was presided ov-i er by Mr. Percy Mulch, ‘the Iudiesl of Mt. Herbert put up o chicken

large Stone & Wellington. Toronto.

hnvc business oi‘ your _-_-_— own; make fivo (follows up daily; ‘WANTED —- Ex siritnblc for milk wagon or de- livery in good Ivritc Geo. Hughes, liurringtrni.

‘h. Pvrnnincut and profitable busin- e35, Only limited rupitnl necdcd started.

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IIPPIJSSHTY. See

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h _T_. y ., MAN OR WOMAN TO TRAVEL SALESMEVN WANTED FOR THE specially ma” “Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurseries." this Nailing o

‘urmmy' ““.i‘.“"’.‘if.°; g§ee¢l§lii§§f,'rur aocsnslitlhowknr co. 1.19.

Oct, 16-41.

Wanted

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R-E-SS WAGON

repair. Phone or

Mule Help Wanted

5744-27-2!

‘ UIED4TSEEDD

cobbler-s a. dollnr und twsn-ty five

i . ‘(tenth ‘per ‘hushcl F. 0.13. 0H1‘!!-

i "Bags extra. M, J. f- "w

hit-Iver. 5704 10 Z6 3i.

BOY OR

AN OP-PBRTUNITY THAT MAY jaw.» come nguin! good lfllfilillill In l‘. I-I. island for

There is a

hustling Rawlciuh Rcinller-

get.

Ylvu’. Please notity ucJ~ , |(,.,,,,,.,1y_ Ghm.k,neyo.“.n_ - 31g 1H Kent gzlzéld. Austin Murpbyafififiileéérlid zéixp. Interment Sherwood Ceme- twice that number were. y‘ I s“ our N", En.‘ Fum" .. ._’ out‘. u ll .1. ' 1 :4. -._...A~ _ #,_ mrl- ~-——-—-———l-i— i -— ,__ 11 *1

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Prompt action mo quickly A-

‘Brand Fox Netting. "Dead Flat ‘ ’ ’ before and after woven. for us. We have sold r the past twenty-five

‘the United Church. PERSONALS.

Tbs many friends of ‘Miss Anna Burke. oi’ Churlottstowuil. will be] pleased tn hear that she is re-i covering from henrecent oporsq tion for appendicitis. i

CHAIILOTIETOWN, P.E.1.

Miscellaneous

JNIO. A. MaoDONALD; LAND Surveyor, Hermanviiie. P. IQ. f. l 5054 10 2a 1mo. F-OUND —- IN CITY WATER Works ‘Office. a sum of money. Owner may have same by prov- hug ‘property and paying for ml- vcrrtising. ‘B771 1.0 28 2i.

STRAYED FROM WELLINGTON McNeiPs. Southport, two lambs und one sheep. Finder please no- tify above. 5764-10-28-41

‘Mr. Joseph lMoclleod. Ilrls, re- turned to the Arunmore yestertlayi‘ after-spending the week-sud at his home.

Mrs, J- Gordon McKay of Brsd- nlbune has returned home from a. pleasant visit to friends in Boston and Brockton, Mass, ————<a->i—

M-r. and Mrs. Walter Down, ‘Pass- more ‘Street, a. non ‘Garth Wilfred.

vouno works-n ossmmo "ro enter North Adams Training School for Nurses, North Adams.

FlTZGERALD—-At Providence Hos- pital Oakland. lCalifornin. on ‘Oct-

montbly allowance and privilege Caimmtulation!‘

of six months course at Yale University School of Nursing all expenses paid.

5311-10-10 f,s.m.w. 2iii

llentale Help Wanted

DEATHS-

HORNE-At Winsloe, Oct. 27. AI- vina Horne, wife of John Horus. Winsioe. aged 72 years. Funeral from her lute residence, Friday. Oct. 30th. ‘Service commencing at 2 p.m,, funeral leaving at 2:30

WANTED AT ONCE — A MAID.

BIRTHS ‘ -~ J DOWN.—~In this City Oct. 12th. to I L

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Y , . _ a o K Glnrtottetown " ‘Business College will open ‘Monday next Nov. 8nd. at, 7.30 ‘p. n1. 5776 28 11.;

RESERVE THURSDAY NO- VEMBER 19th. Bean Supper. Notra; Dame Convent, 5769i

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MAILS DELAYED-The deraiiw, nnent of a freight car while it was} being shunted onto tire Imperial! Oil Co. siding last evening, bold‘. up the eurly mull train for ssvsrul hours. The passengers walked to the city and the letter mail was transferred. the heavier mail mat- ter being left on board -until the rain reached the depot as soon as‘ thedersiied car was replaced on the track at 8.50 p.111.

Football Practice To-i any

The Anchor Football ‘team are requested to turn out for pructicc at 4.30 o'clock today. Remember‘ the hour and the pIuce—Victoriu Park. ‘

Basiuat Ball Meet At‘ Y.M.G.A. Tonight y

All interested in the formation‘ of a sectional league of basketball, played on u similar buses to boner‘ bull and fooclmll are retplested to‘. meet in thc Y. M. C. A. tonight at‘ 1.30 ip.m. i

Several oi‘ the players have been inquiring of the possibilities of such a league und it hos been dcq cided to carry it out. i

The various ‘sections, Anchors» ‘Stars und Rovers are asked to be sure togtppoint their representa- tives and have them present. at: least two from euch section. s0- us to get a wide viewpoint some questions which will Ibefore the meeting.

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Funeral 0f The Late‘ Mrs. (Rev) R. W. Lindsay '

oi’ the lute Mrs. (Rev) it. \V. Lindsay took plucc yesterday afternoon at Huzeb‘ brook, The funeral which was very largely attended was under the} direction of Mr. Neil l). ‘Mucbeon. ‘

The large number oi’ friends who‘ iuttcuzlctl the funeral, flowers und jnumbcr of messages 0i sympathy gull testified in the high cstccm in_

The funeral

which 111s. Lindsay was held.

i The Iunerul services ‘conducted by ‘Rev. ‘IM ., lMot-Wulker cf King s-l) o r o.‘

yboro assisted by ltev. ‘Mr. Arui-j ‘strong of Aiouiuguc, ltcv. ins»; C,‘ Jfiuton of ‘Charlottetown. Rev. Mtxj ‘Miiiett of ‘North River. und ltcv. ‘Mr. Litticjohns ot’ Pownai. 'i"ZIc. ‘quartet from the Central Christian‘

iTunton sang by special

C. Stcivurt. i To .

‘C. Wood, E. Jenkins. iB. Jenkins and S. McLenuaxi.

‘Church tinder the direction of Prof iiil; Pei)?!‘ _ requestit-tmccrnnlp. .1 cyclone whit-II swcpt "When my Soul Reaches illome.“‘lliiill°\‘ii l ‘The pallbearers were iM. \V0()Il.i('“1‘"

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The “Cut Plug’ Is no! on sale in the famous Klb. Vacuum (lit-light) tin.

It depends on your own fancy as to which form you prefer.

The Plug is for those smokers who like to slice their tobacco right: off‘ the plug

as they use it.

The Cut Plug is for those who would enioy the convenience of buying their smoking tobacco ready sliced for

the pipe.

Whichever you choose, you are sure to get an extra choice pipe tobacco- mellow, rich and tasty. ' '

Manufactured by Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada Limited

0n Cyclone In Persian Gulf

(Canadian Press.) BAl-Ilifl lrnk. Oct. '.'T—Ctmi'iici- are ‘lining brought in

lslnnrls in Ihc Pr-rsinn

Tin- first iliTUlIlIl m‘ ill u ':‘.1\ brought in by the lilrliun ll‘.i’l'i‘ll, nl

wfiilonflictilig- Reports To Increase Export

0f Cattle T0 Britain

1 I ~ ‘ (Special to the Guardian)

I1'l"l.-\\\'.-\. Ont. Oct. 2T.» Tbc ilii. m‘ Nlntcnlizcr ‘prmni .. in

' n u now phase in the export of ll’ in thr» l'n1t d Kingdom. As .1 rfirllli ‘n’ negotiations carried on by \\'l‘.\“li rn llvl- stock nicn with the K. . nsl-n shipping lino of England

{new M“ Lindsay and “w. mHnLsllip Lauri-Incl.- stun-d ‘Loni! 711w: not lliilllrfliltillilfilliililo(;l1~%c:g: llfhllilffill ‘the Guurdinn extends its ‘fer? mbf ‘mil 1w" himfli‘ '_i 0"?‘ “_“ 1”” 11‘ "mMPri o‘ i _ ‘ . ‘ . . . ‘liver-i were lost itllll n» bnnis dc- l‘ hi‘ f-ilwl 11b with four decks and su-oymr will hnve u. carrying capacity of cihnnt 1.000 hcud oi‘ cattle.

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(Canadian Press.) ! BRAMPTON. Ont.. Oct. 27—.‘\I- ‘iudiug to Premier Mackenzie King,‘

supper m" the l’e"f°"m°"“‘ “Witch as u "Prime Minister oi’ long 111-.)- nelidles: utllrl was much onrjoyvahdwnnsesy. Right .110“ Arthur “an,” '9 e5 ° *1" 3 were ml-‘Vei W! 9- dcclured this afternoon, sneak’ . _ - -, - -f , , H - chairman MK Mulch m; ‘behalf Ofilillg here in the interest _0i‘ M. q_‘ill'<l wt his homr- herl- lnsi. \\t‘.i'l(. "' "girpmaq "PM Mm "p “uh " time present and by Mr. G, FM. ‘n. Charters who is llclng 0,‘.- Hittcheson on behalf of thc perf0r~ posed by W. R, ~l'. Purkcr‘ ihu Lib- mers -to the audience und to the oral trundidnte. indies who govo the ‘banquet. The thorn ‘a campaign where tho cu.‘- procecils oi‘ the nifuir which wnsjrexii streamed so uninupctletl und ihempzfis of his brothel,‘ “Hume's Roch?“ highly satisfactory will be given tofllflr-lmlll‘ 0f VWWTY 5° "ear for “would to Ileirs of ills: ulster Julia‘ ‘Grunt sums duc tin-m Irndcr Ihc will 40f his fnthcr \Villlv|.n1 linchc has [sums ‘thu-t hull ircv-‘II puid thcm m" incconnt and ibis ~=on Willimn .llochv, Junior oi’ inln-Imx.

than ncwu" WM

ipurty no in this. i The Liberal government. said ‘Mr. ‘Meigihen, hud partly imple- ‘Itiexitcd their lpletlgea to the Pro- ;gressives during three years, ‘be- cuuse they were compelled t0. with the result that the reductions they made m! agricultural llllflilflllliflltl‘ resulted in increasing the price to} the consumer‘. _

"No good mgmo to anyone, nun-h Icsn the farmer, through such re- ductions," said the ‘Conservative

leader.

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THAN HEBK i

(Caridlan Press.)

MEMPHIS, 'Ten., Oct. 27——’i‘wen- ty dead and over thirty injured was the known toil taken when the Sunny Land fast St. Louis uud San Francisco passenger train left the rnils today near Victoria. ‘Miss.

and tuim-bled in a tangled mass-

down u forty foot embankment. At‘ least twenty ‘persons were killcri‘ outright or died before the relief‘ train could reach the scene and

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ziilmut $60,000. llc- bcqurai-heil

= (M10118 Priimises“ iSenator Rochefre-aves:

Estate Of $300,000

(Canadian Press) ILALIIFAX. .\', $1.. Oct. will of Senator Wiliimn Roche. who

‘JllATlIrv

was probuled today und sliowecd an

‘- incl- m‘ 5300,4100 lefillllltllifll value ‘ rimmmng 32409,)‘, Worm of persmb: thcy wore no musics and were well,

l property und rczil estate vulued to

bnlntiri- of (astute to

Queen Hotel

iinoa taking over this Hotsl ws have IP60! "ll!!! thousands of dollars In repairs and improvemsnts. It ls now the finest Hotel of Its olsss ‘In the Maritime Prov- inces. it appeals to tho" who.. want s comfortable Hotsi and aplsndld tabla and excellent service at a moder- ate arias.

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Charlottetown Hotel 00., Ltd.

Proprlstoro Mill L. llsQUAlD, Manager

MacKIHNOH and MESSERVEY,

the wheels of in

dustr-y hum-w-‘Bring back g ' daughters from other" lands.

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Holdup Staged

NIONTREAL, Oct. T—'I‘\vo young

uwn vntererl the shop of .loseph llll('l\‘\\'i’ll. groccr on llernztrtl Avu- Illll’. ln-rc today and. uftvr asking

rcvnlvcr and stole $1510 from his pnrkcis. According to the victim.

'. drcsscil.

ital-.- wlxiulng——.\llllill'll's Llnllllrflf.

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HUGHES RHEUMATISM REMEDY

Some of the worst eases of

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Office New Riley Block, Opposite Prowsds, Queen 8t.

zzTo Asthma sufferings. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy comes like a helpful band to a sinking swimmer. It gives new life and hope-sonrething he has come to Tcllcvn impossible, its benefit in too evident to bu questioned-it is its own best argument-its own best ullvcrtlselnent. ‘If you suffer from usilnna get this time-tried remedy and find help like thou- sand-.‘ oi’ others.

Hotel Victoria

One of the largest and Inst r equipped Hotels In Eastern Canada. Contain! 120 rooms, 44 of which hsvs private baths. Completely rsnovated in the past few years, Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United States have Its splendid tabis. Courteous lsrvlcs to all Guests. Tsls- phones in rooms.

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Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors HARRY C. IROWN. Isnsgsr

VICTORIA HOTEL

J. J. Smith. Toronto; W . I. Church, Boston; F. A. ‘Lane, "Hali- iiux; N, ll. Gross, Toronto; S, N. ‘Scott, Truro; E. C. McMurtin, 0t- itznvu; W. T. Lea. Montreal; Harold V. Venning, Toronto; C. W. Cox, ‘Trurn; M. W. Masher, Halifax; J. .-\, Genry. Moncton.