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I for F‘°tcl'|°r,s The quickest way to induce a rub-

'.l‘ll,6lKlnd You Have Always Boll ht d ~

‘uso for over 30 yea;-5, ha|sgbt;r*iiI;tlI;h§ign1:;fuI:,e°¢:;

,:\ / I and has been made under his pe _ .

_ Allow no 1; . ,

All Couliterfelts, Imltatlons aiido°l:3u:g§§?;¥;z,?1?:1$;1gl:,ma

rlnic'nts that trifle with and endanger the health ‘gf ts and Children-Experience against Experiment.

*F ` What is CASTORIA

Oaswrla. is ti. harmless substitute for Castor Oi] §_‘."`lc9 Dl`°P5 “ml S"0Ullllg SFYIIIIS- It is pleus:inE>arTE contains neither Opiiun, Moi-pliino nor other Nui-Igoti substance. Its nge ls its guarantee. It destroys W0;-mg and nllitys Feverlsliness. For more than thirty years ii; has been ii.. constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatiileiiey, \Vind Collc, all Teething Troubles ami Dlarrliuea. lt regulates the Stomach and Bowplg qssiinllates the Food, giving liealtliy and natural slee ' '.|._‘__h_'e Children’s Panacea-The llIother’s Friend. P'

Bears the Signature of

‘ ll sure that one siu.will another bget

ll b ready, b open, b frank

l J I I B

In Use For (lver 50 Years

' The Kind You Have Always Bought 2

-vnucznvaun coMrANv Nrwvonx cvrv 1 Ona K

__ _ __ _ _ _y

ii cnrehii, hue yet ii the first to ii

i-'gunnh -n-u-as ii

The Eastern Trust Co.

ber plant to branch ls to cut it down

` __ .. ~.' M., - _. = ' `- “ I-0 within a foot or fifteen inches of

e ground. New shoots, which will

: _ 'sh

7 I &l>Dear in a. sho time, w an ~ . -_ . 6 form the stub lull: a shapc-rillyl. rtliuml- dermg mst whatf 1° _tu be.I`°m and f ' - headed tree. You can also check the what mul' be dmcmdedf lmcry ymlr i growth oi' the old plant by pinching f“"“5h°° “ “ew fu.” ““h“’“' “nd tbl”

_ out the top bud. Another thing is to Y°""~` 1' "0 °"°ept‘_°“' Last yea’ lt

/_ - ‘ . make a slanting cut in the stem so WHS YeU°“" mr? this Year it ii mullk'

_that when cut o_i'f the top will make a Bifmmetrlcaiplant. Put s small piece ol wood or charcoal in the cut to KGS!! it open. Over the cut lay some damp sphagnum moss; be sure that it ls always damp. but do not let it

'become too wet or it will become sour.

lu a_l‘,ew weeks new roots will be seen p oti-udiiig from the moss. When R mass ol' roots has been produced, cut off the stem below the moss and put the plant, moss and iill, in a good lwllillg soil. Put it iii a shaded place roi- a few days until the roots have tuken hold of the soil.

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THESE B’S SPELI. HAPPINICSS.

ii hopeful. ii cheerful, b happy, h

kind.

B busy Ol lJ0lly. h modest of mind; B earnest, Ii truthful, 15 iirm. and

fair,

Of all Miss B, Ilaviour, b sure and

bWal'e

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS °' me

. B true to

yourself sndh faithful to

all.

B brave to hware of the sins tha

bset,

watchful, manly to an men, \.-inirever :bei _ rank.

B just and

wise,

B mindful

flies.

prudent, HY less than you need hfore buyin

li generous, li honest, l

Stow

ll temperate, li steady-to anger

slow. ~

Ii thoughtful, li thankliil, whats’

B trustful, li joyful, h cleanly iisiile

B pleasant, h patient, li fervent .i

11 .

B best il you can, but b humbl

withal.

I’ fox ure all up in the list of favoi'~

t last yenr’s modes, and this year we

r .

_ kaleidoscopic peltries. This senson

we are promised sane and sensible

0( timé. and b certain it

b liberal, of order be fond

' lowance is that while a good deal oi’ b fur is used as a trimming no large.

may h tide,

n circles the throat, ties tightly in 3

6 velvet llo'wer_ .lluffs are smaller--in

'l‘hough mild weather is still with

us women are already beginning, to think of furs for winter wear, won-

ey. Sounds unattractive, doesn’l: it? in reality it is very preiiy. The ini- is long,black and silky. in fact looks a good deal like our old friend black fox. The hair is longer and more silky, and instead of sticking out like the fox lies almost, flat. Un- doubtedly you have seen this new, paltry on many of the early autumn hats, for already it is being e.\ploit ed largely by small milliners.. ‘ As a matter oi fact there is notli~ ing new about monkey lui-. It is Just. another old fashion revived after many years of disuse. Ten or fifteen years ago it was very fashionable. 'Poday it is back in favor again.

Besides moulfey there are B, variety

of furs which will hold popular favor. Skunk is still a very smart pelti'y;' blue and gray fox are both good; senlskin, civet, cat, black and white

ltes. Oi the more expensive furs, Chinchilla, erniine and sable are pop~ ular with those who can utlord them,

The skins that are decidedly dead

as far us fashion is concerned, are mink yellow, and the natural red fox. 'lhe last two were ii freak of

may breathe a Sigh of relief to he rid of them. Gone, too, are the furs dyed to match any g,o\vn--the blues, pinks, piirples, greens and otliei

Iurs, albeit ricn in appearance, iurs which will look chic, but no cause for caustic comment.

.\ note in fur fashions which is sure

to bring joy to ‘the heart of the wo- man who has only ai small dress al»

pieces are in vogue. For instance, from a last. yeai~'s iniiii it. will he quite possilile to :mike a. miuif and H "clioker," the name given to the

‘ small round piece ol' fur wliivii cli-

siiiarl ribbow bow or ends in a. bil.:

fact, many are so small that they hardly cover the hands '\ small,

'-_'-‘-E

B prompt and h dutiful, still 'li polite B reverent, b quiet, b sure to b rigli

' INCORPORATED 1893

CAPITAL $1.000.000 RESERVE $225.000

PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD ""

_ Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman.

James Eden, C. H. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.

This Company under its .»\ct of Incorporation

confines its business to the administration of estates

and trusis, it does not receive deposits, does not

speculate with its own or trust =funds, nor does it invest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces. In these times of financial trouble its position is

stronger than ever.

YOU SHOULD KNOW ALL ABOUT THE GASOLINE ENGINE THAT WON TIIE CONTEST AT WINNIPEG FAIR, JULY 1914 A '1`wo`Cent Stamp or Postal Card ‘s all it will coat you, and you cannot afford to lace your order for an Engine, Gram Grinding, or Savin Outfit until you have read our Catalog. THE JUDSON LINE: Gasoline Engines, Grain Crush- ers Sawing Outfits, Cream Seperators, l’_11mPS» Fem- ing: Hardware, Ha&ness.l§¥8Sl11l‘l8 MHCIIIDBS. SCOVCS,

- ' 'a or.s -

NIeO~R‘I<§Elv(I)lII’lIilReI;Ell“flRLIfON OF FUEL, SIMPLE and DURABLE, At the Lowest Prices ever Quoted for a High Grade, Qependable Engine. MAKE FA_RM LIFE A PLEASURE. A Five Year Guarantee given

with each Eiililciniiiisn CATALOG win help you solve

ous New _ < ,__ ,_ ,Ii-’.§’.i..“?§.’.‘-’.§. ‘§L‘L‘ili‘$‘§ §'é?.€‘l2Z’.“8X..§?..i2.li_ Wifi! ?.’}..il.‘§. c s. Junson co. Lininso WINAIPEG. CANADA ` sunt. f..i>.E_i_ isiuuson, i>.wii.i.

B caim,;h\retiring, h ne‘er led astray Il grateful, h caytious of those who

btrey.

ll grateful, h cautious of those who

shall be thine.

t _ . _

round muff and H tiny 'checker' are considered the some of sniartness.

WON BY BYMPATHY.

The great advocate-~let us cnll

How To.Get Rid=of

Bad Cough

.\`Ilomo-Made Remedy that WI Do lt llnlek . Chen and

‘|_i_0S. l!i\t_froni any druggisl. 21,§_ouiices n I ine>. (.10 cents ivortli), pour into a ounce bottle und lill the bottle with pl

lunirs your cou;gli_' will be coinnirreil 4| vni'y in-nrly so _l‘.\'¢~n wlioopiiig cough i ;gi‘r~ntl_y relieved in this wily.

.llie :iliove uii.\'t '- ik» lil

that iiiniivy could Luiv-nt ii. co_~s'1`. of `onl

]"ull ilirec-tions with lliii.;x_

¢ ' " ' ' so__l_ienliii|z_f_o t_l_n- membranes. When making pie crust, ni-ix up

~~ f-- " fl l\"‘“ l”l\Pll0irltllieiit, ask your enough without adding; the water for

is d - - _.. __ _ _ . . _ _ _

The Judson way “Factory To Farm Saves Y°“ M°“°y .:.if“ii:'.=..'¢"...€2t..?i":f.'.i_°‘.l';sii;ni‘.: A-A PM UA

of iilmoliiic sutlsfncf.ion,o\' monev |n-0mp|;. I" the ACP 050552 then Whcll 91 D1" is ly rcfiiiiilvd. goes with this ~[- M-Minn wanted all that is necessary is to

|u11uléq _ _

him Mr. licS\\~eency~-»\\'us rlefendiiig

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lf 9 ' _

Euny Mad! 0 talk to the ]uI‘_\'_ He made no men~

` ` ‘ ’ ’ °"°°°° - ed in vivid colors ai ret couutl

n ty Lv

1, _,_,,,, l_,,,.,_ ,, ,,,\_,, ,,,,,,,,,, 0, (__,_,,_,,t ,mm cottage hung with honeysuckles, ii

wliicli refuses to viuld to ordinary rviin-~ “

lil

_‘ to greet their father on his return

m-amliutud ,,,,,,.__,,. ,,_,.,.,,`,,_ Sturt t_,k?,,; home for the eveniii-_f inciil. Suddenly a teuspooiifiil every hour or tivo. ln 24 M‘!i'l\\'°'fn0Y 5tUl’l>@d- H0 ill'0\\'- hiiiiuffli

_ nic mi In ounces--ii , _

family siippl_\'--of ihe 1j,,L.,,¢_ ¢,,,,..}, S,.,_,_,, ‘ (ientleiizfeii, you must semi hm;

. . 4 . _ . .V I -

54 tents. lzusily pre nrcil in o niiiiiiles, A red_f,,,_.e,| ,,,,.,,,. ,_.,,,.,kc,1_ and

a man in gi murder case. The case looked hopeless, and McHweeney ad- mitted no evidence for the defence. So the public proseciitor, believing tluit conviction WHS Assured, ended with just ,L few pcrfunetory i~e|iini‘ks.

Then, in ia quiet, coiivcipiitioiifil

tom' the famous Msl~l\\'ceiiey began to

> tion of the inuiwler. lie just des(-'r`ih.

young wife prepnring supper, and th.

i rosy youui.:sters waiting at the gate

r up to his full licight. ’l‘licn, striking 5 ‘thc table with his list, hu cried, in n voice that thrilled every hosoni:

hack horre to thorn ”

3.3.0

This Piiex l S f -S1 -. _ lllllrted out. 5,00 °‘ ’\' 0

, tion tnkys i'i;1hTf.ll‘il>lilllr'i_`i'a\il|.cciifliillhilfiylgiil-is “ny Geflrile. Sir. W1"l1 ‘IH il" ‘O

C0fl'eSpOl'l(lell.C€ Invited. iH_ii_i0';<_t__i_|_|ii_Iie<litte_ rvlivt_. It loosciis the llc-.Sween8Y. witlinut another word. SUNDAY

- 32, ll £`“‘,f" lf,” "°">Ih 1" "' “‘*»V.tl{"t Sat down, and ten minutes later the

B A W t liilmiily ‘l"|l"ar ilblo' H” “Is” °lu'°l`lY jurv brought in a vertiict oi’ acnuit-

. . €S Olb ,5;I..‘i..,.;f _;",,,‘,‘,',2;_‘,, ';‘;‘_‘_';,';;_";;;;7,‘,1i2:,',°;l,‘ 5;: ...ii ' ‘

oriiiiitjoii of plilo-fin in the tlirmit. and The prisoner wept 3 le sh k his

_ Genefal Manager ln'oneliiul tubes, tlius ciidinig the persis- ers h, ,d_ X 0?, ‘ _ 03 on

tent loose cough. luxe:-lleiil; for broiiclii- nouns H 0 ‘er nm 115, S|,a,,,,,(,d;,. N-om, .md “.,,,,,_,_ ,_o,,,,],_, earth could have saved me as you

6274-l0t29MthStUtf- - Kc-I»ps_ perfectly' niiiftiistcs good-{-liill have done, Mr. .\lc.\'wesne'y," he soli-

‘l"°}! l‘k°."'~ . _` bed. “I ain'i: got no wife or fnniily

I ’"““ 1° “ “iw”-"ll “H11 l"=l‘lv veneer- ~ ~

triitcd. compound of geniiine` Norway slr' "

‘ *Q Um” <‘~“l'll<'li I`1<‘|\ ill "lniincol, which is “'_`_”*"__“

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,_ ~ _ ' snmcn. ron 'fins si:AsoN. ‘I _ 7'. ~ _ ’“

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This illustrates but one of the many uses to

which Zam-Buk, the great herbal balm, is daily put.

' Accidents will happen, especially where there are-

chlldren. Mothers should never be without Zim-Buk. Zum-Bnk

` is the best “lfirst Aid." its strong antiseptic properties kill all

germs, preventing blood-poisoning and inflammation. its rich, herbal essences quickly ease pain and build up new healthy tissue. Zum-Buk is entirely different fromall other oimnienu. lt is purely herbal and contains no poisonous coloring matter. Take no substitute. See the name on every box before paying_

Nrs. J. Ii. liierivirili ni (`:irniluli, .\`;i~l._, »\'rii¢~.»': "Aly liiilv .son rut the

-` cndoil liisiingi-r. ' A~ Ei “as such ai .notre rut. I has gjoiiig; to iiiki- liini io ii

ilovtur, hui in the nimiiliiiic in ¢~:_|~t- ilu' pain, I :i|v|,\lie\.l .~iuiic /uiii-liult, 'I`lii.~ ~lop|»ul ilu- lvlveiliiig' :mil gzeve liini .\.u\'l\ relic-l iliril _ _ lic ii.-a.~<'\l <'r\'in;_; :mil ~¢~1'\\\<~rl quill' .il c.|~-'_ I ilii~i'<'i\irc /~’f'l'I3Ul< -‘wld If Ml

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ilecii ul inn-I-il /..in\' ii “ou I u.| _I ii \\ it I i _ _ ~ ./,_,___,,__,,_ ,Yon .,,____,,u

day l i‘l~|\l;u'i~iI ilii- ilu I-viii;-__ ziiulronliiiiieil io<ii>.~~vi-:irli 50, |,.,;, _

dzi\. u_~iii‘ iiuiliiiig' lnii Ziiilrliuk. Lniiiplclr cult

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‘ I/za la/'gesf Steamers from Montreal _ MONTREAL - QUEBEC - LIVERPOOL" `

S.S. lleguiiiic Twin sim, 15,000 Im Nov. 1 5.5. Zdlllld Twin Sens, 12,017 'Iain " I4

PORTI.ANI)-HALIFAX-LIVEIIPUOL ._ '

_ From Fynm

_ i>..ni»..i»<i min...

S.S. Arabic., 15.300 nn- Dec. i lm. 3 SS. VICQIIIIE, 12,01! Tell “ 5 " 5 S3. Zctlllll, lZ,000 Tana " I2 " 13

A_p:Il_y Loml Agents for full pzinlrulius or

pny'c Olfn, ll8 Nutn Dane Sheri Wut

5, llolireal, Qu Q

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Change ___i_n Time Phone 485

On 1st October, 1914, the following

Morniiig train will leave Elmira at

5.25. Souris, 0.35, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, ar» rive at Clinrlotte-_town 9.30.

return will be fliscmtinucd.

Morning train will leave Georgetown

6.30, Ml. Stewart, 8.30, arrive Char- lottetown at 9.30.

All other trains will run as at pro-

sent.

District Passenger Agent's Olllce, Charlottetown, Sept. 28th, 1914.

~ 5785-il-28inetl

Time Table S. S.Hi1lsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

l.<-:ivo (_]h"l`owu. Leave Rocliy l-‘.t

7.30

8.30 A. M.

0.30 “ ll.00 “

l_:‘.0 P, M. ’ M.

2 ‘l0 “

¥w“~w <:‘¢,Z‘¢>~¢f‘°

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M. l»iUlil‘ll\, Tnanziger.

Eastern S.S. Corporation

For Sale

2 Pairs Newfoundland Silver Black Foxes.

l Pure Bred Clydesdale

mare, weight about

1350 lbs., age 5. ` I ~

IT WILL PAY YOU to write for .THE

BEST FOX INVESTMENT KNOWN.

The F arm Stock £5’ Fox Exchange of P. E. I. I

Head Office 36 Queen St. Charlottetown

P. 0.~Box 4

changes in tiniiis on l’. E. l. railway ‘_ _ -~ A - will take place:-- __ __ __ ____

1 -fi In

Saturday trip Elmira to Souris and »`

‘. ‘_

IT WILL PAY YOU

_4gg_TO WRITE FOR ;_,____

THE BEST-

INVESTMENT i-KNowNI _

TIIE GOLDEN PELT FOX AND FUR COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. OFFICE DENNIS BUILDING

` HALIFAX. N. S.

Ii fl-li _\l

5.00 ' , l

’EH Ud

International Line

ININTER FARES In effect Nov. 2nd

,_ . _ In Il . -[hu 1'1""-I UM T01`0“l»01 Ont- add the water and roll out.

. _ 'v "Vi ,,

Patch Foxes For Sale

To élose out five pairs of Patch Foxes. We

'-are offering at 2 Speml price. Anyone interested dr, pumhasing Patch Foxes should call and see these

fhnimals before buyillil elsewhere'

Massachusetts Fox' Exchange

Charlottetown

For London

The S. s. "DlGBV." the Heel

passenger ship of t-he Furness line. is scheduled to soil from Halifax for_‘London Saturday, November

'lth.

The "DIGBY” affords every

comfort to the passenger as she is cull one oft o finest ships at pressnfvengsged in the Canadian nevvlos. ,

‘ 875.00 Saloon to London.

50.00 Second Clall.

Makereservaiions immediately.

I November 7 I

PLANT LINE “'il‘$l.l‘.}'.ll’il§'.l"l:._,SIf.if‘“

Charl ttetown--Pictou Service

' . . °

The S. S. “Halifax” sails _ 4*- MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE

CHANGE OF TIME $_l_00 Rt-iliired fare lu New York 4 ht! lsl~»Al'1fl

from Charlottetown for Bos Commmwing Mfm.lh§'v uw MTI' -wlilrec! service between Penland and New York

November the S. S. Nortliuniliti i_

ill le th C iiv's \’Vlinri` ilnilv

' - '_ w e a mipn _ .' _ - _

Ion v1aHawkeSbulyand Hall oxcept.u`Suiiiliiy,(nl 7.30 n‘r-lovlc ii. in. Th Sd” B °“d'5H*Ufd"Y5 “A5-"0"-m~'f“‘ N‘“'

fax every Friday at noon f,'?§{'f,’,§{§"},“ ,§§'"‘ “’*“"’ "l"""' ‘*""“‘ ‘ ° s._i..i... 'i~..»i...0m»_..1i<i..is.

”` ` r up R 'ruoMPsoN T F &P A

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For further information apply .wi-.~ii=»n»»~. I-:. .\.r1»F.MM1Nfi. A@»»1.~°\~ Joh". N

Oct. 29, 1914.

l ~ Y I c.ANAni/IN oovi:Tl'NM:N1 nAiLv/Avs

St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50

Leaves St. Ichn Mondays Wednesdays and Friday: nt 8.00 s. m. for Lubec. Esstport. Poii and and Boston.Re!urninii_‘e:'ves Central Wharf Boston, 9.00 a. m. Monday.. Wednesdays ani Fi‘id.=iys for Portland. Iliastpcri. Lubcc and S . lohn.

lrrves Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuvsdzivs

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DIRECT RoUTE MARITIME PROVINCES To MONTREAL “THE CANADIAN,"

MONTREAL TO CHICAGO. Only One Night on.the Road.

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TI-IE “IMPERIAL LIMITED"

Famous Transcontinental Express

COAST I COAST Best Electric Lighted Equipment

Unexcelled Dining Car Service

I W. B. HOWARD. D.I’.A., C.P.R. St. John, N. B.

p. _

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I I l 'The Ocean Limited the"

train in eastern Canada Iuns

fastest and most up to date

daily between Halifax, Monc- ton, Quebec and Montreal.

P. E. Island passengers con-

nect with this train at Monc- ton which arrives in Montreal half an hour earlier than any competing lines.

Let me attend to your sleep-

ing car reservations or any in- formation you may need re- garding your trip which will be answered to your utmost satisfaction.

Write, phone or cull

El \~_>\ _-_ if

T " ` _'_

Gray Stationary Engines

Standard the world over, Made in sizes from

1 1-4 to 12 Horse Power. I '~ _- ,

Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full

information

FOR SALE BY

Stanley , Shaw & Peardon Sole Agents for P. E. l.

1438-3-2Mtf '

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Until our I-lot Air System is installed, you

can’t imagine the comfort, convenience, and pleasure of a uniformly heated home.

Until you enjoy the beautiful summer-

like heat that issues from your radiators dur- ing the cold, frosty winter months, you can- I not appreciate the real worth of our heating

system.

See us to-day-we will _qlaclly furnish you

with full- particulars. lf you can’t call,_write or phone 393 J.

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