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' CASUALTY LIST
` ktfhsington has 'to record the
death of another one of her gallant
soils on the battlefield of F'rance_ in
th€iPi)f‘S0n of Pte. I’erc_\' \\'. Hunter
who ravely laid down his life on
Oct. 12th, and has paid the suprcnie
price for his couiitr_v’s freedom.
l`he`late Pte, Hunter "joined no"
ill _Charlottetown on .\larcli zoth,
i_9t8_,` and “went across” April mil,
landing in Livci`pool...‘\pril gi)tl\_i
riiibarkiiig for France, October 3r<i~
going into action as reiiiforcciiientsi
to»t-he~fanious Caii:uli;iii.~'_ Living
tlobly, he died it hero, :uni noir’
lslceps 0ii.tlic field of honor, that'
has brought such glory and fzinie to
fair Caiiada.
, l’€r`§y Hunter was a favorite;
lvlth livery one, a young niaii off
gitrcrlinlg _t'ii£lraCter, paiiistakiiig and
_s_killf1.il in everytliiiig he undertooI<_‘
ht* betfninc so prolicicnt with the
itilie as to become one of the `cracl<’
shots. As at young man he was
dnl'-t ili his habits, greatly devoted
to liisffather and mother who keen-
ly lfceli their loss llc passed :iwziv
at the age of twciily-oiic _\'ezirs_ I’.c~
S_ii’<‘~ his parents .\lr_ and .\Ii's.i
_Iain -s.l-lunlcr, of Kciisiiigton there
 wie brotlicr .\lr. Sterling Hunter,
I Ilracc .\IcKzr\', & C0., .`\"Si<lc.`
ilcil to iiiotn'n their loss. 'l`o tiicl
bereaved ls c.\'tcndc<l sincere .~'_\'in-
path)-.i-R.
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I
 "Farm for Sale
'_ The undersigned offers at
private sale his farm of 340 acres
_ntrallyulocated near Dundas, in
%\llg’s unty,_ 78 acres ot which
is near and in a high state of
cpltlvation, 30 acres ready _to
c_,ear, 100 acres covered with
sdetmcl growth mixed hard and
soft wood, and the balance-
marsh land, suitable for nas*-
Hlrltle. The farrn has a southi rn
sone without hills; is free from
weeds and _well fenced. It has
always C1rried a large stock and
well manured, 12 acres recently
m ssel-mudded. suitable farm
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'DON’T`¢U'l’ OUT
ASl\oe Boil,Capped
llock or Biirsitis
'FOR
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will reduce chem and leave no blemishes.
Stop: lameneu prom|;\lly. Doe! not bill-
ter or remove the air,_and horse can be
yrorked. $2. 50abottle delivered. lull I fill.
ABSORBINE. IR.. for iaaakliif. the asilnmk
lluliaenl for lolla. lrulses. Sons. Swelllaga, Varkoaa Velno.
Allan Pala andlalamnullon. Prln $1.25! boulr al INIJ
glm ol delivered. Will ull you more ll you write.
w. r.voune.r.n.F._ in rpm ||¢¢.I|onlnal.0an.
Ahlolhlaz ind Aziuioiue. Ji.. uc made Iii Cuiadl,
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Live and Dre ssedl Poultry
We are buying Live and
Dressed Fowl and Chickens on
Mondays and Thursdays. All
stock must be well fattened. Thin
fowl and chicken not taken at any
price.
GET OUR PRICES IT WILL
PAY
A.J.MacNl'lVlN .
Bonsha\v’s General Store
Dunk River Hatchery
Property For -“ale
I will sell at Public‘/tuction in
tlio l"islicry ()l`lice Charlottetown,
on thc |5th day ol' November, the
above mentioned property.
_ Ins. of Fisheries
2002-I()-22 Oct. 23,2630, Nov. 6,9,
.irriii
Wanted
Fat Hogs
We are prepared to buy
any quantity of fat hogs on
hoof commencine Sept. 16th
be sure you get our prices
before killing on farm,
J. M. ROOP & C0.
Plant on Kensington Road,
Phone 553
I322-9-10mwftlllDoc9pd.~
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btilldlnge in good repair. `
Anyone Yanting a good sheep.
a tl cattle arm, with abundance!
ol. firewood, and lumber. at a
mtg n. should communicate
t he undersigned at once.
Wi limit with or without stock,
crop 8 implements.
_JOHN D. MCGOWAN
I St Peters Bly. mar- -(N ihr gr .
isaz-io it E cue. fn. s wks. ..f”i:£‘<i"i..2f.-t.. ‘iff i..i.i°'l.iiil'S'°§,.l2fi
¢ ._.=.__5 buildings and land in good state ol'
» V _ _ xultivation. livery field watered.
~,f, ~‘ - ‘ ~ o 'i 'o wet unworkahle land This farm
i  Lardsns conveniently situated being
_ _*_  i _ liie_ur school, stores, churches, roller
mill and Butter fact/.ily
_  T coupon' Tnoiirson
_f - cl-tlotllo oiauala
,, Ula", 'l‘nnA'ruuN'r sy me
In lt! vaiios. vimi-ls i-tml.
_P.l.l.. Canada.
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Ullrrlltbtl Solicitor and
H i N93” pub", Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
tlln Numan aissk. cimimmws
- lrlloll Ollloo. Qoorgotown
ICM! b hola on laal Imran
8. B. HEBBIAN
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abx T0 LOAN.
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W. L. McLellan
Dentist
125 _Queen Street
Motlil & Smith
Charlottetown
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Farm for Sale
At North Tryon '
l`lic undersigned offers for sale
North Tryon
 
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airaitaliie
ln good stand-
alonl alvle hla
to odocdou
and., Lin ated:
S. T. GALLANT, - I
,Kitten _iytcrion
Mrs. Scott Stewart, Grand View.
the death of whoqe husband at the
front was recorded a few days ago.
rocolved the following letter from an
ofllcer of the 78th Battalion to
which the deceased was ott'ached:-
78th Can. Battalion, B. E.F.
_ Oct. 27»tl1. 1918, France.
Dear Mrs. Stewart
Long before this letter reaches you
you will have heard of the death of
your husband ln actlon. I wfsh_l
could add something more to that
brief -message, but as I was with
another company during the recent
tightlng I did not know the nicll ol
this company at all.
I cannot speak of the individual
works of the men. bu. of tnsfli' work
as ii whole I can only speak in the
hlghest terms. Never I think,
have we had harder light
ing for the enemy fought
stubbornly and well. but brlora the
irresistable dash and stubborn daunt-
lesa courage of our men he was forc-
ed to glve ground. But for such a
vlctory,we must pay a price, and
God has willed that your husband
should be one of tho,se`to make the
supreme sacrifice. lt only remains
for us then to-be proud of htm and
to cherlsli _Forever 'the memory _of
this last noble deed.
It l-s sad that so iiiany of our boys
should fall just as victory dawns-
over the eastern hills. Others of us
will live to see the dawn of vlctory
and peace; hut those of us who do
must forever learn to pay huniblo
tribute to those crosses that stand
on the rugged slope. Please God
there may not be many more of them
to hear, but while they must be
borne we can only tliavik Cnr] t'or
these heroes ot` ours who carry them
so gladly. I
“There was once a star in the east
that spoke of hope. and cheer and
promise, but lt led to Calvary. ’l"Iiei'e
are stars in the east -today cl hope.
and cheer and promises, but these
are Calvurles too, before which we
must. bow, silent and mute." Tlic.-ie'
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Pepa will glve you re|Iel.'
Slmply dissolve a Pepa tablet ln
your mouth. Your breath carries
the medicinal Pine vapor, which
lo released, to all parts of the ‘
throat, nasal ` and air passages,
where n liquid medicine could not
possibly reach. This vapor de-
ltroyu all germs with which It
, comes in contact, soothes anll
I heals the inflamed membranes and
fortlfles you agalist coughs, colds,
lore th-ront, bronchitis and grlppe.
Pepa contain absolutely no harm-
ful drugs and are therefore the
safest remedy'£or chéldi-en.
ut out this
 TR L' article. write
acroaslt the name and date of this
paper, and mall lr (with lc. stamp
to pay return postage) to Pens
Co.. Toronto. A free trlal packet
will then he sent you. All drug-
glsts and stores sell Pepa, Mc. box.
 eps
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A careful select
tion of every line
of Jewelry marks,
our stock.
We will be pleas-»
ed to have youd
call.
W.N. Tanton
.lewelev
Get Trainors
N o Trouble '
Closet \
. lf you are bothcrcd
by your li u l, h ro o in
closet choking sweating
or not fliisliing properly
gotmy
No Trouble
Closet
and all auch bother ends
Call and sec samples.
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N_.__Ul:~.»_\;p"tg:_=ll~l;:s|:'k_';” 0' h  Hs lt. is t lin nded for the cure
_*‘ ~
  PM
, _ tliat Zam-Bukls power
_ . is infinitely superior to that
of any other ointment. That not only
_ ‘ is Zam-Buk oapableiofcuring where other
` remedies fail, but Zam-Buk cures are permanent.
When llvlug ln Vernon. I suffered acutely for
over two years with a sore on my leg, which.
despite all treatment, turned Into an open ulcer.
I trled all kinda of olntmenta, llnlmentl, etc.,
but the ulcer only got worse. and finally became
ao bad that l decided to go into n hospital for
treatment. Before doing ao, however, a friend
advised me to try Zam- uk. which l dld. and the
flrst few appllcatlonl gnve me auch relief, that l
was encouradged to contlnao. By degrees all the
soreness an Inflammation well dawn ont, and
then healing began. . .
To cut a long story abort, peraevennn with
thla wonderful balm resulted ln n complete cure.
To melt seems nothing short of marvellous. that
after suffering ao intensely for ao long. Zam-Buk
should effect a cure in such n comparatively short
time. after all other remedies had falled. It la
two years. now' 'alike this cur! Vlll;'nffecterI.'lnd
there lima not been the slightest trapgof lltqplocr
roturnn. "` ,~`; ~ _
Slneo fhava' eiillated I have furt_h¥on'prove'd‘tb¢
power of Zum-Bak. I have just returned from the
ron! where the men say lt ls invaluable--ao splen-
did for the many lnjurlcl and ailments' incidental
to the soldler'| llfe. _l have personally given Zam-
Buk to many of my men for varlona allmenta and
lulurlea and ln all cases the results have been
eminently satisfactory. _ '
I shall be glad if you will publish thla letter, as I
think everyone should know of this wonderful
healing ointment-Zam-Bull." V
(Sgd.) RICHARD B. NUNN. Capt.
Offleenf Men. ‘
South Uldlands, D.A.C.,
~ Salisbury, Eng.
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Tlieaerral IZ -B k' h I
tts herbal coninosliiyzin limi. it:‘¢I:i:hTii:¢lei»i:i2
"=_l|=l gud s-|mie_i.|i=i pi-smiles. ls-in, .,,
"fluid, lzim-Bull is capable ol 1-mrhiril the
iindellirlul tiasurr. when skin ii.»-ihlea ll"
thelrroutnarnl nldcstroylng all rum. The:
"I0 heallnr essences aclliis unnii the :Issues
arouiole new growth. New tluue riadiially
levlaeer the old. uiilll the diseased "ni,
becomes new ti allh .lil .
"Wyetli’s Sage ‘a-nd Sulphur Com-
pound." You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw thi!
mrongi. your iisir. :skins one small
strand at n tlme. By morning fill
gray lialr illsuppers, and, alter anoth-
er appllcatlon or two. your hslr he
comes beautifully dsrkeiied. Eloiisy
and luxurlant.
grace, ls u slgn of old age. and as we
' all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance get ‘busy at once with
wyo¢,li's Sago and Sulphurcompound
and look years younger. This ready
,,,|,,¢,m|n muse preparation lap ii. delightful
 w`6pm.
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Zara-Inklsbesllnrccaeiua,fl|i¢qon|i,u|¢,“_
sbacusra. blood-pnlaonlnr. alles, bali,
sum. seal-is. cuts and s:i mi. isilirifi
and diseaael. All drunliu and sin".
50:. or Zali-Buk Cv.. 'I'monlo.
Send this adn-f.
ilu-msnl. name,
peal to you also.
Your husband was hurled on the
field close by the wood where lie
fell. It may be some comfort for
you to know that these graveyards
of ours, now scattered all over
Fralnce land Belg-ium are cared for'
and tended by kindly and lovlngf
h-ands.
l feel how weak are ang/ words nf
sympathy ot’ mine, but in the'
thoug-ht that your husband died for'
the greatest cause the worll hail
ever known, and for the Empire and~
homeland that he loved so well, you
may find some little comfort. |
lf there ls more I can do ple'-ise do
not, hesiate to ask. May I offer to
you my sincerest syinpatliy ln yoiirl
great loss and I t-rust that the clouds
which have gathered about your
hoine may soon break. and that you
will tinil the sunshine of the piiace
to come a source of izreiit pride.
Very sincerely yours. .
HAROLD BEAIRSTO, LlE‘_"l'-
ii ioiiiiiii
l{.\l-l'll ll_ l)Y.\llil\"l`
.\ .sail gloom iviis cost over
Spriiigliill and vicinity, ivilcii .\li'_
l):ivid l)ynieiit rcccivcrl ivortl, llitlt
his son. liiilpli ll. had dictl of iii-
iiucnzzi :intl piieuniotiiil on llclobci'
thc l8tli, at (ircciivillc llospitzil,
Main. Ralph lizid a loving chris-
taiii character :intl was loved by all
who knew Iiiiii. lle was ciglitccn
years of age, :ind his death ciifled
thc career oi ai bright young life.
The rcniains wliicli wcrc sctit lioiiic
arrived Tliursday night and the
funeral took place Friday aftcr-
noon to 'l`_viic Valley ccnictcry,
wiierc the rcniziins were luiilto rcst
bcsidc his niulhcr, who pretlccciiscrl
liini clcven years ago. _'l`hcrc an
lcft to inourii besides a heart
broken father, six sisters and two
brothers, nziincly; Mrs. Elton Ray-~
nor, of Ilillsboro, I\'lzii‘g:ircl :uid
.\'l;irlli:\. of .\rlingtoii, l\la:-is., ;\lrs.
Ruben lillis. of Spriiigliill, lirlilli.
_\lccia, Clicsley and Stanley at
home. ._ ,
Good-bye now, our brother darl-
ing, ‘
'l`liou art happier than wc,
For lliy holy life oii_ cartli,
Christ has promised joy to thee.
3302-i i~8iniipd.
GRANIIMA NEVER IEI `
HER HAIR REI GRAY
Sho Kept Her Locks Dark and Gloa-
sy. with Sago Tea and Sulphur.
When you darken your lialr with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell. because lt's done so naturally,
so evenly. Preparing this mixture.,
though. at hoihe is niussy and|
troublesome. At little cost you can
huy at any drug store the ready-tof
use -preparutlon._ Improved by the
addltlon ol’ other- ingredients called
Grey. faded hair, though no ills-
sav-'nisnsni vlli ssc it yum i ui
no e -
mltlgatlon or .prevention of disease.
ciiiiii, Pits iii
  livii lin iowils
Give "California Syrup of Flgs" if
cross, feverish, e0nst|pated.
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the "dose" mother insist-
ed on-castor .oll_ icailomel. cothar-
tics. llow you hated them.
\Vltli our childreli lt's different
Mothers -who cling- to the old form
of pliyslc simply don’t realize what
they ilo. The chlldren`s revolt ls
well founded. T'heli‘l tender little
"insides" are injured by them.
l=f your cl'illd"s stoniach_ liver and
bowels need’ cleansing, glve only
delicious "California Syrup of Figs."
Its action ls positive, but gentle.
Millions of motlicivs keep this liariii~
less “fruit laxative” handy they
know clilldreii loye to take it; that
lt never falls to' clean the liver and
bowels 'rind sweeften the stoniuch.
and that a toaspoonful given today
saves a sick child tomorrow.
Aisk your druigg-lst for ii bottle of
"Ca1il’oi-iila Syrup iol’ Figs," which
has fulll directions for balbles, child-
ren ol' ull ages and lor grown~ups
<:ouiitcrl`oits sold here. Sec it ls
made by Callforiii'-i Fig Syrup Coni-
pimy." llofuso any othcnklnd with
coiitciiipt. ,
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
 -*mee
ANNUAL MEEIINC
'l`lic aiiiitiai nicctiiig of the ialiiiiw-
holders of tlic Victoria liarni Silver
lilzick l"ox Co., Liniitcd will be hcld
iii the Uoai'd of Trade Rooms Tucs-
day Nov. iztll, at ii a, ni.
R. GRANT, Secretary.
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D. ntal Business for Sale
_ 'l"lio Doiit‘a’l ‘business of the late Dr.
F. S. Lodge, (Baltimore Dental Room,-)
‘with office equi-pmcn-t and supplies
oomfplete is offered for sale. A good
oponliig for is Dentist.. Apply
_ MacKlNNON 6. MCNEILL, ..
Solicitors,
90 Great George St.
Charlottetown.
2196-10-31 tsl. 3l.
P _ _
FOR SALE
A buildiiig with liousc and
barn :lt North Wiltshire Station,
thc estate of the late ]ames Roye,
if not sold by private sale by iqtli
November, will be sold oil that day
by public auction.
By order of executors.
WILLIAM BOWMAN.
CHARLES (iOD1~`Rl£Y
2169-io-go Mi._i_ipd.
_Tlme Table li'-or .Qlrath
Kartney for November
From Bonshaw From Ch"l` own
Fri. Nov. 1 8 a. m. 6 p. n-i.
'l`ues_Nov. 5 io.3o a. m. 6.30 p.ni.
Fri. Nov. 8 4. a. m. 2p.m.
pluinly on each bottle. Beware ot’
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_ -ON-
Tunnel 'l`rack Farm
llavlng tliiipusod of my furin l will
cll by public auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th
at 12 o’cIock
The folic-wing, stock, farm lniple-
ments, &c: 6 horses, 24 head of eat~
tie, a complete set ol' tools and lm-
plcnients geiiemlly found on an upto-
date farm, horse (Honesty). mare. 4%
years old (ln foal to Tliorndole), more
10 years old (in foal), driving horse.
7 years oltl_ 2 blood colts. 2% years
old. Brown Mack, 2% years old. All
ou] ‘punos air: stnuiiim onoqu aqi
cows are high grade cattle and ex-
tra heavy producers, bred to freshen
ln May, consisting of 8 milk cows, ‘il
cattle, 11/; years old; 2 fat cattle, 1%
yours old; 10 spriiiii: calves, Il brood!
sows, 8 suiiinici' pigs. Disk tlrill seed-l
cr. Ivins:-:ey inowor. (Frost & W'ood),I
wliccl tiarroiv, disk liurrow (Frost &
Wood), iiiuniire spreader, wheel rake.
Bishop plow tNo.23.) variety plow, 2
furrow gang plow, set spring harrows,
sul iron harrows, scutllcr (Frost 62
Wood). grain crushcr_ 8 li. p. Inter
national engine. pulper ‘and sllcer,
double truckwagon, 2 carts, double
wood sleigh. 2 single slolglis, 2~horse
roller. llc Laval cream sctpnr-ator (cap-
acity 750 lbs.) wlilli allucliiiiciits for
cngliic power, table saw und outcry;
portable forgo. 40 feat rubber bcltlng.
1’s.i°is Green blower, jaunting slelglrl
wlrc~wlieel wagon, set driving har-
ness, set double harness, cart saddle
anti brecchllng, truckwagon harness.
4 work collars and liames, 2 driving'
collars. 2 sets rubber traces, l_ork`s and
shovels, 150 foot hay rope. 15 tous
S
cleti too numerous to mention. _.
Slit;-iild diiv prove storiiiy. halo will
HARRY C. MUTTART
H. F. MORRISON
Auctioneer
2247-11~5M1wk.
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From the War
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Comes the news that,
the Autofétrop Safety
Razor'is helping offi-
cers to maintain the
liigli morale of the
soldiers.
Nothing _ makes 3.
soldier feel more like
himself than a clean,
velvety shave-this is
only possible with an
AutoStrop. Because
of its self-stropping
feature it is the only
razor that is always in
perfect condition.
Price $5.00
At lhallla nam ovarrvrhrs
zze. postage ~u»i`ll deliver no
Autnslrop Overxerng by jfrrl
class rvltafered mini. ’
Autostrop
Safety Razor Co.,
Umlfod
‘ 83-81 Dulce Street
Toronto
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hay. hardwood plank, and a. lot of O f 
'liousoliolil furnlturo, and other tartl- /f I ~
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Tues. Nov. iz 6.3¢: a. m. 4 p.m.
Fri. Nov. 15 8 a.m. _ 6 p. m.i
Tues. Nov. i9 9.30 a. ln. 6 p.m.
Fri. 22 4 a.m. _2 p.-m.
Tuesday 26 7 a. m.  .4 p.ni.
Freight must be delivered one
-hour before sailingi
The Boiler lnrprction and
Insurance Company of Canada
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TORONTO '
Plans for lloiler Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, ulc-
lnspoction and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase
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, , General Agent ` " '
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BOILER lNSPE\.2`I`IONI ANI) INQURANCE
Periodical lnspcctioii of Steam lioilcrs, l)igostcrs, l‘lc0mol\lZ0l'S
And Other' Vessels By Experts
Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters,. etc.
Insurance Against All Loss or Damage to Pro erty and Loss ol
l.il`c And Personal Injuries Resulting from Llie Explosion of
Steam Boilers, l)igesters. Economizcrs und othcr'Vcsscls.
Engine Inspection and Insurance '
liispcction apd Indication of Steam Engines By Expeljls
Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused by
Qjcukdown ol` Engine or Bursting of l"ly»Wl1eel