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F O'1"r.\\v.\, Nov. 22 -The Canadian Paci-

i1cRuii\\-ny is after-an independent en- trulncuwi-h_o Central Depot for use In oollncrlioxx with its local und trnuscontl- ncuiul lun-s Applirul-lon has bone made bythe Couipnny to lhe llepurtmrnt Of li:\il\\'1iy1- 1\mlU:\|mls furuse of Govern- |||e|1tp|'v.pi~1'iy on lI\i:Cum\l reserve. sif- iicicnttopi-rminof the :conslructlon if, L\vo\r1u~l:.-. Thi.. i~.-Lliolimd held under" Ie1\seb_v.I. ll. li1mih,1u1d wus sold with tlicl,`uu:1iln .\il:\nli1'i\»ll\i‘ (I. 'l`. ll.

Sir \\"ilfri.l l.1\u|-it-r has coxisemed lo

be present utu n»n~.~' uuwulilnr in Gold- smill|`s Ilull ucxl .\l1.n'i:|_v 1-\‘i-|\in1:,eulleiI by thc Ilcbre\vs of lhv 1-ily lo protcrt uguimi ilu: n1it|'1\;,;i- und |n1\.~‘sm~res com- mitted in l{u~:>;in, und of whiirh their pea- ple \\'\-rvllie ‘.'I1'li|u<. 'l'|1\-_ ul-jv.~l:l is to sir up interest inthe rulicf fund for 1l\1~.~.n.n-.Ic\\1slx rclu',:1~c1.

CHURCH SERVICES.

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!~`¢'l1oul :it 2.3() p. ln. \`i.~'itor.‘. alwny. \\.-I1-mm-;iml pi-i.vi\l»,-il \\'iL_l\ uoinfortable

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sulwol ur. 121241 ifulock. l’rnycr meeting \\'c1lne.~1iny night 111.8 o`cIock. Seats free :ind u|\1\pp1'0p1'inlc~i.

sr. l>i'.\':<1'.\.\'s <‘.\TlIEDliAL.

' When Sickness Comes to the

Little Ones 1 ;

It Is the Mother Who Uhieily

Suffers. ` -' ,

' Shesnirerssysn more than the child who happens to be sick.

Her sympathy is deeper than that

any other member ol"the family. '

The mothers idea J , with dread

tothe torrid hegkng, ' "` thinking of their childre , e_ ` yiiebillties ¢¢ldie§\|il»tarq‘ ` I &ii’Ql summer are in-\‘e to bring

ailments, especially among the little mike. _ _ ._A It does not takes rnotherivery long to

discover that Peruna is the best friend she has in times of illness among the children, ` 4 The doctors may come and go with

their different theories and constant change of remedies. ‘ The doctor ot years ago goye entirely

different remedies than he does today.

Each you finds some change in his

prescriptions and in the drugs he relies “Pom n _ A. .

A lipltitudo oflothsrs -

Have discovered Pemna is the l¢md'bY» UPG ¢\Ilfi1‘l,'_Q11 Q19' lllmenm M 'Prius pad summer _ie_wiuc1. ure children are subject§d,_1’er'un'a is the remedy that will most quickly reliev `.

I Whether it is spring fever or stomac& dersngement, whether it is indigestio or bowel disesee,_a cater;-hal oongesticp of the mucous surfaces is the cause. }~Perun»/quickly relieves this condition of the mucous membranes. its openv- tiou is prompt, the children as not disj- like to take the medicine, it has no dele- terious edects in any part ot the body. I It simple removes the cause of the disagreeable symptoms and restores the health. l Perunsie not a physiu. Peruna is not I. nervine nor a narcotic. Poruna does notproduce any drug habit, however long it may be taken. Peruns. is not a stimulant. _

Peruna is a speciiic remedy for all

catarrhal ailments ot winter and sum; mer, acute or chrome.

MRS THRESA MOTHER enclCillLD

' rsrrmrnns °- -nu-lu A

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The Beneiit Which the Children of the United States Have Received From Pe-ru-na Can Never Be Put Into Words.

The chronic ailments it has prevented,

the suffering it has mitigated, will never be fully recorded.

But at least this much can be said that

the coming generation owes a great debtto Beruna, for it is in the tender years of youth that slight ailments are

“We iind it of great value when my husband becomes worn out or catches

ot the Maccabees, writes:

father and child, all have used Peruna. the stomach and head, colds, and female

cold. A couple ct doses cure him.

tried, sndl know that as long as we have It In the house, we will all be

1 able to keep In good health. ' --Thresa Rooke.

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“II the baby has oollc, orany stomach disorders, u dose or two cures her. "I consider Perune tlner than any doctor's medicine that I have ever

Mrs. Thresa Rooke, 258N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, Ill., Treasurer Ladies*

“ln our home Peruna is the only medicine we have. Grandmother, mother,

It is our great remedy for catarrh of complaints of which it has cured me.

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Mr. G. H. Farmer, New Martinsville,

W- Va., writes: _

“Our little son, Harry, is well and

healthy now and we think ii we do as you directed us, he will keep his health

We know that our little son’s

are the best friends that Peruna has. The Mothers Hold Pe-ru-na in

their various ailments, but because

High

Eteem,

15°* °u1Y b°°B“l° it 1139 °‘“'°d “Wm 0f are doing a great work for humanity.

if These children brought up to believe

The mothemauovetthaunited stat” liable to develop into lasting disease,

thus blasting the whole career of the individual.

The mothers who are bringing up their

children to-day to believe in Peruna

1.‘ir:»'t 1\1:1.~':.:1tT2§`l,:`ccon(lMnss:u9a.m uwayu magna. gba amid,-en from the in Penma from the start Win when

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High Blass ut 10.30. Vespers and Bene- dict-ion at 7. p. m. Catechism at Zp. in.

.\:~'dL1cA.\'.

St. Pnul`s-Morningpruyer at 11 n.m. Sunday School und Bible Clues at 2.111). I".\'cniug Prnycr nt 7 p. xn. All seats free and urmppropriated.

St l’ctc1~‘.~a.-Rev. Jus. Simpson, M. A.,

Priest incumbent. 1-ioly Communion 8 n.. m. Service at 11 a. n\. Sunday School

throessnd grasp of catarrhsl diseas

monials from mothers whose childre

the large majority of mothers who Peruna, we never hear from.

from Peruna tint they cannot restr

es,

We have in our tiles bushels of testif

they become heads of families them- selves, use Peruna with unquestioning

11 iaith `

have been cured by Peruna. However, P°e_m_m Protec" me Entire

use H

Household.

As soon as the value ot Pei-una is

°!B'g°vt';e2g hafohzllg goggggijgglgabgg appreciated by every household, both as

some special ood they have receive

g a preventive and cure, tens of thousands

of lives will be saved, and hundreds of

their enthusiasm. They are gngioug thousands of chronic, lingering cases of.

ul' 2-WJ v~H\-E\'0\\-=0\\K will-“e1‘I\\°n1\t 7 D- m- sharothese benefits with other mothers. . catarrh will be prevented.

S.\L\'A'l`l ON AEM Y

Sunday Service nt 7, 11, 3, nnd 7.30 p. m.

\Vcck night Service -Monday, Tuesday, 'l‘h|1r:<|'a_v. Friday :md Sat nrd uv at 7.150

IT WAS NOT A

FAITH CURE

Dodd’s Kidhey; Pills Cured Mrs. Adruns’ Brigl1t’s

I_)isez1se.

She Did not Believe in Them, but To-day She isSt1ong and Well,

` Co|.1,1_\‘r:\\'0u|1, Ont. Nov 24, j(Spccinl' -Mrs. Thus. Adnms who moved here about two years ago from Burk's Falls, is one cl' thc mnny Gnnndinns who once had li1'igi\t'u Disease und are now stung nndwi-ll. Like ull the others she wus cured l-y llodd`.~a Kidney Pills.

“I wus eight months un Invalid."

says Mrs. Adams, “und no one can tell \\'lmt_l.-.\1ll`c1'L'11. My doctor snid I had ll1'l;_'l\l`.~. lli~u-:iw und 5v.'I1\l.icu,bul»I get no 1'.-lin-fl`r.»m:1nyi.l1im;1\e gave mc. At last n lrii-ndol' my husband induced me tu ;_fi\'\~ l)odd`s Kidney Pills li triul. I bud no lnith in them, for I thought I ncvcr would gi-t lxetlor, but lifter luking three liuxvs ul' them 1 \\'nr= uble to do my work. I lm\'e haul gnoil l1c1\llI14:\'ur:<i|\Ce I used. I)u1ld'.~ l\'i1ln<-y l’iIl:-_."

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Eight Your Dwellings

ith i’ra.tt's Astral Oil-

Ii gives a clearer and more bril- liant light than other oils|; is void of their disagreeable odors. The price is no higher than dealers usually charge for inferior oils, when bought at

JARDINE ®. C0’S,

Limited . The Peop1e’s Store.

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wA§jEn

We require e travelling sales-

man to represent us in Sum- mersicie sud Prince County East. To s responsible man able to furnish first-class refei- euces ss to character and abil- ity, a liberal inducement, with

rmanent employment will

llzoffefed.

MILLER BROTHERS,

i Charlottetown.

11-zldiw

'No Doctor Required

St.. Paul, Minn., writes:

any good.

“We gave up hopes of cure, and so di they, but we pulled him through o Peruua.

"We had several doctors and the

said the could do no more for him s

thetdld the work. Since then we ke

Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics.

Mr. Edward Otto, 927 De Soto street, One reason why Perunn. has found per-

manent use in so many homes is that it

“I cannot say enough for Pe;-mm, 14; contains no narcotic of any kind. Pe-

has done great work in my family, es- pecially for my oldgsg boy, We had used anylength ot timewithout acquir- doctorcd with three or four different ing U>d\‘11S|‘“'bIl7- Pefunl* do” 11°* PW' doctors and they did not seem'to do him d‘1°° WmP°\'°'fY f°.3“W‘- It 15 Permanent

runs. is perfectly harmless. lt can be

' inns onset.

d ' It has no bad effect upon the system, n and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-

movin the cause of catarrh.

y There are a multitude of homes where

0 Peruna has been used cf! and ou for

we tried Perunu as a Iss! resort, and "W°“¢Y YSBTB- 1

Such a thing could not be possible if

It In the house ell the time, and :Io Peruna contained any drugs of a nar- ,doctor Is required. '_'--Edward Otto.

looticnature. _

and grow strong. ` .

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In 1

wus saved byyour wonderlulmedlcl Peruna, and we shall always prsl

Perun; and use It In our family when

needs .

“Should we have any more catarrhal

write to you for treatment."-G. H. Farmer. F _

Mr. Howard Andrew Sterner, Muddy

Creek, Pa., writes:

“I have Peruua in my house all the

time and wou’tbe without it. It is good for children when they take a cold or -ci-cup. It cured my baby boy of croup.

“I have introduced Peruna into six

familiessince I received your last letter, and four have seen rcllet already.” 1H°ward Andrew Bterner. ____ _.__

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trouble in our family, we shall always

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Pe-ru-na Should Be Kept In‘ » . Every Household N, _where There Arenal.

- 01.1111-gn.

Perma should be kept in the house an the time. Don’t wait until the child is sick, then send to a drug store. But, have Peruna on hand-accept no sub- stitute.

Children are especially liable to acute catarrh. Indeed, most of the aitecticna of childhood are catarrh.

V All forms of sore throat, quinsy, croup

hoarseness, laryngitls, etc., are but dif- ferent phases of catarrh.

Mrs. Amelia Baller, Menasha, Wh,

writes:

“I have used Peruna for a number ct

years. It cured me of chronic catarrh which I suffered with from infancy.

“When my three children were born

they all had catarrh, but I have given them Peruna and find it very eitective in ridding them of this horrible trouble. I find that it is also good to give them as atonic and a preventative oi colds and colic. ‘

' '"I|1 fact, I consider It a household

blessing. I would not know how to raise my children without It. I snr pleased to give It my recommends- tion. "---Amelia Seller.

Address Dr. B. B. Hartman, President

of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum- bus,0hio. A11 correspondence held strictly een Hdelitidla _ _______,M._ ' __,_,,_~,,,,2g_»_,__ J

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Apples for sale by the barrel from $3.00

up at Chlng's. - 25dstutl13l.

'1`homas Hodgson returned Thursday

night. from u trip io the Pacific Coast.

Pure home mndc candy from 10 to 2120

per lb at G:|swell`s. 22vvi`£2li twwl

Mrs. filobcrt Glovcrli-lla yesterday for

New York whcrc she will spend the wintur.

Try our new cider, made from pure

fruitjuices, npplc, orange and cherry only Tre 1\ glass at Cl1ing's. 25dsl.ul.h8l

As 11 result of A sucecssful year, a

dividend often per centhasbecn puld and nrcst of four percent remains to the creditofthc Sununcrside Driving Purk Company.

New 1-liouululvs npr-uiulr every day, fro!-'I1 made 1-lioeolutcs 200. por lb ut (_}l\in;;`r-. 25dst.ut»h3I.

The lloston Comedy Co. under the

aiispk-es of Prince Eflwarfl Lodge I. 0. 0, 1-'. will play thc lluillimz tcmpcrnm-e drnnm “T1-u Niglu.-1 in ai llnr Room" in Market Hull on l~`ri'lny c\~cnin;.:, 1)cc Isl..

Iron beds, wire n\1\tt\‘esses, lounges

couches, wrlilngdesks, fancy chairs nnd oiherliurnlture new:-st. nnd best nl. low prices ut Iimce, Mcliny 8: Co's., Summer side. 18 stt 0|..

James lliggins ol Seattle, \Vnsh., ac- coini`]nn_iedl»yl1is wife nndr son \a_|-griverl Iioxm-fafew days ago on`h"`l.t\'_o 'months visit io his pai-'éiill1`Gr|‘:gory hnd Mr. llllrglns, Kensington, Mr. lllgglnn has been nbsenl. for clglntevn years several of 1 which he spent in the Klondykc. This is Mrs. Higgins lirst visit to the Island.

Highest grade American chocolates

at Casweil`s. Only 401:. pci' lb.

1 21dtts3i twwll.

Mrs. George Cannon and |Mrs. Alexan-

der Glennie left _ yesterday on return to Boston.

All the leading brands of cigars,

cigarettes und tobuecos-wholesale and retail at Chlng's. 25dstutb3l

There ls very little change in the mur-

kcts. Pork is quoted from 71; to 7¥e, potatoes at 20e, outs (white), 351;, (black) lille. Chickens are worth from 1010 120. per lb, geese from 12 to li and turkeys nt lic.

Famous Queen Heaters, Monarch Steel

Ranges und other Heaters and Ranges of thc best kinds are to bc had at Bruce, McKu.y Sc Cds., Summcrslde at lowest prices. 18 Stl. GI

Austin Itnmsny, Freeland, had his

grunnry, boiler house and wood house totally destroyed by ilrc on Wednesday night Inst. The Ilrc started in thc boiler house und It was with dllllculty the ,house mi:-» saved. The buildings were pzlrily insured.

When you have ncough cure it. 1)o

not trllic with unknownlcough curcs.Iiuy the old reliable Gourllc`s Syrup of White Plneund'1`ar. It has stood the test for twelve years-no cure no pay.-Gour1ic`s drug store, sole makers.

Milton Walsh nnd W. 11. P. Irving oi

Cnpe Traverse ure nt. present engaged ln iltting up at the Murine 'wharf the small lee boats for the Capes service. This _ year there are sixteen boats 'including a V number of new ones, and the equipment. of the service will be lirst class ln every ` pnrllculnr. .

\Vr- hnvc just rccclvcdu fresh lot of

rubber goods of 11 vrry fine quality which we will guarantee to give satis- faction or we send you your money.- Enmnn`s drug store.

The death took plncc ln Summersldc on

the 20 lnst. uf Robert Stewart Irvine in the 92nd year oi his nge. Ile was the son ol the lute James Irving, Cape Traverse. llc spent inost of his llfc ln Summersldc. Dei-eased loaves to mourn two daughters and one son, namely, Mrs. Frank Mc- Ewen, Summerside; Mrs. John Arthur, Cavendish unfl John ln Summerside.

Suggestions hx Xmas buyers.-No 1., A

beautiful family or pocket Bible; No 2, A Church of England Prayer and Hymn Book; Nc ii, A Catholic Prayer Book; No 4' A copy of one ofthe standard poets; No 5, A copy ol hlogrsphlsfol pests and other great authors; Nc li, Selections from Burns' writings. All of these goods are encased lnbcautliui holidny binding and make most desirable Xmas presents.

Mwmmmmw

l.eonnr\1Morrls, Summersldc, intends

moving to the Province of Saskatchewan in I-he spring of 1006 and is disposing ol' his whole stock at greatly reduced p1l~es. Ilis stock is large and well assorll-el cen- slsting of books, stationery, wut:-hes. jewellry, pianos. organs and sewing machines. With very (ew exceptions everything willbc sold at cost to clear and many lines less than cost of importa- tion. zafmilzi

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HIARTSHORNE, BocsE|=rr a. 'ren-»|~` BATTELLE

_ Stocks mmmbmrgix ' ~'-u:...‘~::~'.:‘.°..w'-

` |60 ST IAIES ST ' l|llllTllEAl.

MARRIED.

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At the manse, Hampton, on \Vedncsrlay . , » ‘ thc 22nd lust., by Rev. A. D. McDonald, »~ _ 1 Charles Moore, Clmrlottetovvn, to Miss "‘ ' '

Mary A. McNcvin, Bonshnw.

1 DIED.

Rev. D. McLean oliicintlng.

’l`hurs day Dee. l-ith.

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_ them Pacino.. Psu1......... . lon§Pacll1c

U S Steel Pre‘i'd.

ss 172| M01 1875 142; 0011 no m 1045

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_ On Nov. lilth., Murdock McLeod. lSprlngton, uqedil, lenvingu\vil'o und . lhrec;childrcn to mourn. Funeral took place Wednesday to Portage CL-meicry, 1

WHAT CAUSES APPE NPICIT IS.

The commonest cause of nppendleitls

.is constipation. When you 1-equlrc .physlc dontuse cheap drastic pills-get

lr. Hamllton's Pills which strengthen

the stonlach, refulate lhc bowels und prevent any tenfency to nppcndioitls. n one day you'll feel the tremendous _,be-ncill. of Dr. Hnu1lltou's Pills. By _ purifying thc blood und clelinsinu' the lsyslem they prevent henrluclies, lift di precsion and drive uwuy wcm-ina.-s.~x. N medicine so successful us Dr. 1iumlltou'.~\ Pills, sold everywhere in 251:. boxes with

yellow cover; get the genuine.

' ANNOUNCEMENTS '

-Over one hundred aprons of nllslmpcs,

sizes and descriptions to choose from

-For Sale-secondhand butter tubs

ln good condition. Apply at this oliice.

dtwti

‘ `-'Think the matter over carefully and you will bo surc to come to the co cluslon thutthc Indies of Zion church ' deserve your hearty support..

Men's~heavy woolen sox worth 20” pelr,- `Snturr1ny 2 pairs for, ,?.’»c. See our mlvertlsenient.-Weeks Sc Co

. ‘ _ 25d_3l.

White wool gloves are all the rage lo meh. Get`a piilrat P"sto`n‘s., They are 1 also good for prccessonal purposes. ~_2lid 1|. '

, sroc'K o‘_uoT/u|_oN§.

1 Close. Noon. Close _ _ Nov. 28 Nov. 21 Nov. M

902 90! 54!

80! 1712 1401 UN

1429 001

17.1 im mu

_ losers ‘

goods.

We would like an opportunity to _demonstrate to you the superior quality,

as well as the extensive range of goods we carry.

Beautiful Underwear, soft and warm, in iinders; drawers, combinations,

corset covers, bloomers, etc. for Women, Misses and Children.

Come here for your Underwear wants, we are confident we can suit every

taste and every purse. Anyhow it will be a pleasure to show our you beautiful

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I For Ladies and Children' -1 _

’ Our sales in this- department are immense, due to the fact that yve stock

only superior lines, and mark them at prices usually asked for inferior goods. If you are' not already a customer of our Underwear department, we are both

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. TRAINOR CO.,

_ The sro.. Thaisavesvou Money, s .

Price to

HALIEAX STOCK EXCHANGE

TOWN OF AMHERST

4 l*2 pe ce

“' Due June 1917. _ $1000 each

not 4 p. c.

Stocks and Debentures bought and sold at best rates.

-J. C.'MACKIN.lSlI & C0.,

. 166 HOLLIS STREET, _

10-18d6m Halifax, N. S.

Sli lm |40 xml 142 08! 1171 IW 1041

CPF' $2-.°°» $'~’5'“”d $"5°°

4 L2 p»-c- Debentures Due July lst. |915. Kip. bellows tongue,

interest pa able half-yearly, ist January and July. ‘ 1 '

Price roz,iC’axul interest, yielding about 4;( per cent. _ double sole at $2. 2 5-

an _ .1 _ _ _ Q urdy _ y 0# ,,.,__...,......._..

Mr:-mucus Mosrnizai.. sfroci-i nxcuauos. , MORRIS 3* SMITH'

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we own ANoo1=1=E|2 Fon s’ALE '

gigs engine thc best n1w|\y.=.-.Inrdlnei Bmmosa' M' 4;- I uiudw Unlmnn “mn” N“n's`l. J 185 Hollis Siféei, HlllfBX.

mls. - e e 1 s _ gi -eg 3- -J. -1

` -:ro LET.

'1`hathn.nds'omo dwelling ou comer (1rnl1\|'iIII_\ und Church St., Slslldo, s tuatcd in tln. Inj' residential pn1~tufl.lm mwu, with nl] mm un conveniences. Applyto

JAMES M¢DoNALD.

11-ll tts ti 1licDom\ld'.-1 llrui: -“lord

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Men’s Heavy

Boots

Grain leather. bellows

tongue double sole at