NOVEMBEB 2 :gig
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Coal for
Everybody
We liwc vessels at our
wharf now with the following
coals
Albion Nut
Inverness Round
Drummond Round
Reserve Run of Mine
We will be discharging for
several days
Order your supply to day
A Picltard & Co
Phone 240
Ch’town
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~-For promptly relieving and curing
that cold, there is no known prepara-
tio that can excel the splendid cura-
tivo qualities of Macs Cold Cure. Try
it. Price n box 251:. 'i‘lie '1‘wo Macs,
149 Great George Street. Mit.
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“British Cough Cure is thc best for
i'liildren- They all like it too-- 25c
boitlc. Foster’s Drugstore. 3728.
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LOTION
ectually destroys all
its, Lioe and Parasites
the Hair. It acts very
quickly perfectly harm
less and has no iniurious
ffects on the scalp or
air. Used twice a day
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"Feed Pratts Animal Regulator to
your horses and cattle. lt places them
in a robust condition very quickly -
25e package. Fos‘ter’s Drugstore. 3728
“l-Iave you tried our ramous “Irish
Twist?" You’ll like lt. Just try it
once-i't's a sure bet you’ll use no
other afterwards. The '1‘wo Macs, 149
Grmt George Street. Mtf.
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It is truly

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 cold, sore throat, hoarseness or tickling in
f._i;». --_i ' the throat try Rexall Cherry Bark Cough
taste that tickles the_ palate without affect-
ing the stomach, like some cough med-
Guaranteed to give good satisfaction or
, the money will-be refunded. A bottle...25c
MacKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Gt., George and Kent _Sts.
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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
NEW LIVERY STABLE- A new
and commodious stable with lofts
overhead is being built in the rear of
Fitzroy St for Mr W S Brown, who
is removing shortly from his old stand
on Fitzroy Street
SPECIAL SERVICES. - Rev. G I
K Anderson, Methodist Conference
evangelist. went to Tryon on Satur-
day, evening to begin a series of ser
vices Meetings will be held every
evening, Saturday excepted, and the
'public are cordially invited to tC
en
PRICE WEBBER RECOVERING-
-Mrs A R Forbes, North Sydney has
received a letter from her pid friend,
Mrs H Price Webber, in which the
latter .says her husband, the ever
popular and widely known knight of
the stage, who for some time was ser
liously ill in a hosptal in Portland,
Me is recovering, and expects soon
io he around again
vouricsn sovs' avMNAeTic
CLASS- The class was started in
'mov M C A last wednesday after
noon. when a pretty fair attendance Way in making their recent tea and
iof boys showed their appreciation
the facilities which this class aifor s
for physical exercise The boys will
lmeet again this coming Wednesday
afternoon at 3 15 when a much larger
turn out is expected
MILITARY COURSE- Lieut Har
old Messervey of this city, left yes
terday to take a course at the Royal
Military School at Quebec He has
liust completed a course at Kingston,
Ont in Field Artillery and now goes
lto take a course in Heavy Artillery
Lieut. Messervey has volunteered
for Overseas service.
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HOME GUARDS. - The usual
weekly drlll of the Charlottetown
Home Guard, will take place tonight
at Drill Hall at 7.30 p. m. All mem-
bers that can, possibly attend are
requested to be present. On Thurs-
ilay the eleventh of November the
Home Guards will have been in exist-
will he held on that occasion. ~_
BULB PLANTING. - From en-
quiries of those who sell Tulips, Hya-
ciiiths and Narcissus bulbs it is learn-
ed that m`oi'e of 'these beautiful flow-
ering varieties have been planted this
autumn than ever before, ‘in this
city. Citizens who intend planting
some of these, should do so this week
before the ground becomes frozen,
anilf next spring the time and outlay
will recompense one an hundred fold.
STUDENTS FUND.- The students
who are subscribing moneyy to the
Prince Edward Island Student’s Gift
Fund. for field kitchens for their own
island Soldiers, will be interested to
know. it is the intention of the Com-
mittee to hand to the Educational
Dept., Parliament Building, Chariot-A
tetown, all the subscription form
sheets containing names with amounts
. given so they can be placed on fyle
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will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s ~
Black Twist Chewing 1 Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had-in the tobacco lme
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and believe out old friends
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-“ Queen of Instruments!!
-“_ rince of Piarios.l1 '
._" Nobiestipsomnn of A113-
-" At the, .opll _
So people describe the
Hcintzman
&Co..Piano
(lllde hy; Ye Olde Firms al
nainnnaa A co.. l.lml¢¢°‘|>
And it merits the high6Sf»
praise. _
..“ Excels an/y piano I _have
`_ ever used..!-Albam. "
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Miller Bros.
_ 128 Kent Street. _
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“Music washes aw
from the Soul the Dust
oi Everyday Life”
But you say you do not und
erstand music, and therefore
can_not be a partaker in its
delights. Here s where the
Heintzman & Co.;@;-g;‘,i,-,f,r,';
. 0 ¢lI’l Z_l'ilB\"|
, Player Piano W- A
comes to -your aid. Anyone
can play it. You do_ not need
to know a note of music. Want-
ing in this knowledge yet You
may know Chopin, , fiumann, I
Mendelssohn, Liszt and a hun'
dred other masters, and play
their choicest select ons.
'r oNi.v Paavaii-P1ANo` wrrn AN Ai.-
   -1uMINUM‘A*crioN-~ I -» `f
 i_t__\nrsfriNcr1va iNs'rnUMEN'r t
' Fi~i{`" "`iii' d me shrinkage of wood which aio place
with cliifiavdiz dligiiiaiixee open uv minute paSS83¢9¢l1¥.°\|g: which
the -air qacapesyand if leakage of air takes placex ten in
tl 'i 'I edi tl d teriorates. The Aluminum c_ ion _
Elie liI1i:inti‘;ilnana8:‘i‘iayer-Piano provides agamst this com
mon weakness of other Player-Pianos. . .L
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vous 'oto Primo
-N_ow=~No usa-
__'ran,sN_.iN ax-
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gm pon and mail it
¢0F\iH oiiliid wb coliviil send you o
boantinii art cmiogito or the
Player Piano.
MILLER IROC:
Geivliizznsendoad me catalogue,”
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come as testimony of what each has
done. There seems to be no reason
why the name of each Island student'
cannot be placed on one of these
sheets for at least some contribution.
BACK T0 THE FRONT.--Mr. Wm.
A. Chandler of Mt. Albion has re-
ceived the following short note from
his_son who was wounded in the hat-
tle of Hill 60 and has been in the
hospital in England since June last,
When Mr. Chandler joined the High-
land Regignent he went as a private
relinquish ng his stripes as Sergeant
in the 82nd Regiment Pownal. He
however carried his stripes in ‘his
pocket all through the engagements in
Belgium and sunny France and after
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sent them home to his father as a
souvenir. The 'letter was ,dated from
Southampton, Eng. Oct. 8th and read
as follows: Dear Father--Just a line
to let you know that I am on my way
to France again. I am keen for an-
other crack at the Huns. I received
your very welcome letter two days
ago. glad to hear from you. I saw
Harold Huggan and Angus McF‘adgen
a few days ago, they have gone to the
front. Address 24464 S. E. Chandler,
A Co. 42nd Battalion, Royal High-
lenders, Canada, Can. Cont. Army P.
O. London, Eng. _
::Foster‘s Geraiocal Emulsion of
- Cod Liver Oil is much stronger than
piost emulsions sold and the additiion
of Guacol makes it the finest pre-
parstion on the market for obstinate
coughs and bronchial affections. 50c
and $1.00 bottle. E. A. Foster, Centr-
:il Drugstore. _
Miss Ada _Bradbury
88 Great George Street
Art Needle Work and materials for
working. Stamped Linens and
Threads of all kinda, 88 Great George
Street.
3710-9-29Mtf. `
 
A Safe. and Sure
:Cure-` for Worms
» On the market today there.
are .many .__ difterent kinda of
worm cures, but among all, the
different kinda .
` nw »w.r..'»r»wa»r
ence for one year. A special meeting lwlih NB DHPGIIIB f\`0¥!l PFIHCB Edward
the engagement at Langemark, he_
FATAL CGIDENT.-A painful ac
clpant nap ened on Friday to John,
the 11 year old sou of Mr and Mrs
W J sniiivan. Biimmerside, the ilttie
fellow in company with other gy
were havins some snort by i in
of! the roof of a building When e ac
cidently landed on his wrist fracfiil
ing one of the principal bones in that
,iolnit e boy was hurried to the
hospita where the bone was set and
he is now on a fair road to recovery
-H. /
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INSTITUTE NOTES -The Spring
field Womsn's Institute held its regu
lar monthly meeting in the school
room on Friday, Oct 22nd At this
meeting it was decided to take some
of the Institute funds to buy yarn for
Red Cross purposes The members al
so planned to make fruit cakes and
plum puddings of Xmas boxes for the
soldiers at the front Miss Macli‘ar
lane was present and gave a demon
stration on Dry Cleaning and Remov
ing of Stains The meeting then clos
ed by singing the National Anthem
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR- The sis
ters of the Charlottetown Hospital
wish to thank all who assisted in any
saile the unqualified sucess of the
suredly was The handsome sum of
$496 was realized the net sum being
$445 The several lotteries resulted
as follows Silver Service --Miss
Annie Moran, 96 Dorchester Street
Cushion-- Miss Cecilia Farrel Stur
geon Guess beans for Gold Watch,
Jno Wood of Bishops Palace Centre
Piece,- Mr W J Brawders Crust
--Miss Gertie I-Iennessay
ISLAND AVIATOR- The Victor
ia, B C Colonist contains an excel
lent portrait of Mr. Herbert McKen-
zie, son of Mr. George McKenzie oi'
Mount Herbert, P. E. I.. and nephew
of Mr. G. H. Toombs of this city. The
Colonist says that "Mr. McKenzie is
another of Victoria's sportsmen who
has arranged to take an aviation
course at the Wright School, Day-
ton, 0. He will leave some time this
week./, Mr. McKenzie, who is about 25
years'/i$f‘*'age and came to Victoria
Island about three years ago, is well
known as a hockey player. He is con-
sidered one of the best local amateur
point players, having played that posi-
tion for both the Clotliiers and the
Y. M. C. A., teams.”
WEDDING BELS. - The marriage
of Miss Nadia von Anrop daughter of
the late Hon. Alep von Anrep, and
sister of Mr. A. Von Anrep of Ot-
tawa, to Mr. Harold Hooper, son of
Mr. and Mrs. -George Hooper, of
Prince Edward iélan took ace
oore McLeo
to get posted on this one
,lp gunman use-If# ir -ui -bl ll
ran Va ue 5 0
Musltrat oa
YOU V E BE N GETTING SOME GREAT VALUE in
handsome Muskrat coats at this Fur shop this fall
That coat at $35 00 that you bought so many of was
simply a wonder-the line at $50 00 is a notable value. but
/today in this new one at $55 00 we think that we re offering
you something that has no rival, value considered
They are beautiful rich dark
illustrated herewith They have heavy brown satin lining
Every detail ot the cut and finish is precisely right.
In previous' seasons we have
offered at $75.00 each
If you want a thoroughly good coat for a reasonable price, it will pay you
The price is $55 00
N0-THERE IS NO DISCOUNT-$55.00 IS THE BEST
Another Lot of Pretty Millinery
by Express---Saturday
Saturday a most notable 'assortment of ‘pretty Millinery came in to the dep-
. artment. There were new hats--there were new Ostrich Ornaments -new fancy
, ornaments--new flowers. Just q small lot of _each kind-so that you will not see I
' every hat on the street same as yours. .
. WILL YOU CALL 'IO-DAY V
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muskrat, made up in style
often seen coats no better
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quietly on Thursday last in St. Bartho-
lomew's church, ,_ Ottawa, the Rev.
Canon W. A. W. Hannlngton. ofilciat-
ing. The nuptial music was played by
the organist, Mr. H. T. Minter. The
bride, who was given away by her
brother. Mr. A. von Anrep, wore her
travelling costume , of prunecolored
broadclotlf with a hat to match, black~
fox furs and a-oortasgebouauet of
violets and pinlrfroses. Both bride and
groom were unattended and immedi-
ately after the ceremony left for
Montreal and Quebec for a few weeks
holiday. '
SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL DIS-
TRICT collected by Miss Edith E. Mc-
Intyre, Teacher, Assistant Secretary
of Red Cross.Societ.y.-John N. Pro-
fltt $1; George Bryenton $1; James
Preston Bryenton, $1; Mrs. Charles
Ramsay . $1; Mrs. George
McNeill $1-; Mrs. William McNeill $1;
Wm. H. Caseley $1; George Ramsay
$,1;.-.P_i.galcl Ramsay 75c.; Charles
Case ey,"i5cL; Hiram Harrington 50c.;
David hurts 50c.; Ira Champion 50c.;
ltlrs. Art. Leard 500.; John A.~l€\1`il-
bitryv-£»fic.; Mrs. Hall Sudbury 50?.;
\\'ili'i'in I-iarringtezi 551- ; James Hir-
ringloxi 501'.; W. J. Harrington 5)c.;
Mrs. lean: Bryantoii 35c.; Mrs. Pres
ton lt-.ir:.i:~ay 35c.; Mrs. James Canin-
bell 25c.; Mrs. A. Hiltz 250.; Thomas
Bryanton 25c; Martin Connick 25c.;
Jeremiah Hynes 25c.; Mrs. Wm. Sud-
bury 25c.; Mrs. James McNeill 75c.
Total $19.00.
::JU8T ARRIVED. - A new lot of
UTILITY KITS, containing Bandages,
Adhesive Plaster, Absorbent Cotton,
Mustard Plaster. Shaving Cream,
Toothache Plaster. Corn Plaster,
Talcum Powder, Papoids Digestive
Tablets. and Synol Liquid Soap, all
for 25c. Every'soldier should buy
one. JOHNSON & JOHNSON. Cor.
Kent and Prince Streets.
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Sick-Room
Requisites
Fall is a gloomy season
for. the sick and aiiiicted-
Their comfort should be
considered and everything
supplied which may hasten
their recovery.
‘Science has devised many
aids which minister to the
comfort of the sick, and
more of them would be used
knew about them
carry a complete line
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Bed Pans,Alr Cush-
alono ds the one heat,
most satisfactory and
for the lndividiaal
b'eat for the chit ‘s
most rsasonahty"
rar
George
Thermometers,
Feeders, Medicine
Medicine Drop-
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needii’
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MORSON G. DUFFY
- Barrloters and Attorneys
wionev To i.oAN.
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WARBURTON 5 SHAW.
ation.
wse Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Af A. V
McLEAN G MQKINNON
Barrlstaro, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown. .
mason a ssN"ri.sv. `
Barristero and Attorneys-at-Law
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
PATENT BQEITCITOR
WM. S. BABCOCK
in patent suits. P ports prepared fo
Pinlessinnal Cii_i_ils_J
Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association, Bank of Montreal Bougmon school District,
Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- Miss Annie H_ A,-Samui,
Oilices--Old Guardian Oiiice, Pro-
l  Logue Aitken
McLean, K.0. Donald McKinnon
Offices-Bank of `N. S. Chambers,
'ri-is snrrisi-i RED-chose. -'
l Amount already acknowledged
Pownal School District. _Wm,
M. Spindle
Milton School Distr-leg Miss
Ethel Morrison
Lakeville School District,
Mies Pearle Ching -
An American Citizen (per Mr
25.00
34.00
Miss Olive M. Jelly
Ten Mile House School Dis-
trict, Miss Gertie McKin-
` non
Milltowii Cross School Dis-
trict, Miss Christine Mc-
Kinnoii
Suifock School District, Miss
Elsie Keilly 11.00
6.05
Derby School District, Miss
Mary M. Gallant
‘,Riverside' School District,
Miss Ruth Allen
Pembroke School District,
9.00
- St Crysostom School District,
Mies Madeline Bernard
DR. HEATH MCINTYRE.
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Charlottetown
  Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
GLC. McLeod, K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C.
2p.m.to5p. m.
' 3583-10-25Mtf.
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$8070.10
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3.90
J. -0. Hyndman)  _ 42.21
Solicitors for Royal, Bank of Canada Haliburton School District, r 0
12.0
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' Newtown "School District, J.
W. McLeod 33.25
, Total to date $8,289.28
PERCY POPE.
` ' Hon. Treasurer.
November 1. 1915.
» it is respectfully requested that all
amounts collected for the British Red
Cross, in response to Lord Lans-
downe's Trafalgar "Day appeal, be
handed in without further delay, as
this special collection is about to be
closed and the proceeds sent to Lord
Lansdowne, in England.
 
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Cameron Block, Victoria, Row
- Charlottetown.
Ofiics Hours: 9 a. ni. to 1 p. fn.
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Lawyer (U. B.) and leglstored Pa-
gantagttorneyi lg ylears eixperience Ili   
an aan . . nven ons prcmp~ i - .
ly patented. Trade Marin and Do Mamlfactufef Of SWlt€h¢3 M k
signs registered; infringement and COYOHBIZS, Tl'3l'lSf0l‘Il'lalZl0IlS an
validity searches. Evidence collected Under-ruffs. Also Gentlemen'
r I`oune'ls and Wigs. ,
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Regulating voicing and Repairing.
Satisfactiontluaranteed.
PLAYER PIANO and
CHURCH ORGANS
a specialty.
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, Chartered
Accountant
177 Hollis Street, Box 723
 Fish Dealers
Ban Smells & Eels Specialties
, All correspondence promptly answ-
‘ered. Stencils sent on application.
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