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You don't have to lean over hot cooking
top.and steaming pots- to work damper on
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is operated from in front: Ask
the McClary dealer to show_ you "
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Sold by 'Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd Charlottetown, P. E. l. and
R. T. Holm, ua, smimsae, P. r. 1.
(TI-I.\ltM OF INDIVIDUALITY. _
-~i-___..__-__-
We are at the present day passing
certainty. The old order of things
seem to give complete satisfaction,
many different walks ol lite.
‘ One ol the most desiruble, certainly
the most useful quality a woman can
er equally admirable. That is the
quality of being able to appreciate
and exploit individuality.
One of the great differences in the
attitude ,of 3 man towardfhis clothes
and the attitude of a woman toward
hers is that.a man sees “_ coat or a
suit upon another, and if it pleases
hin: he goes and orders one like it.
suit that fits well and gives entire
satisfaction, and the last thing he
ini; individuality.
er woman's gown and m\1ch as her
heart may desire that self same
gown, nothing will induce her £0
have one like ituinless she is reason-
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Canadian Government Railway
P. E. I. RAILWAY
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__'l'_lME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1st, 1914.
rams Outward T,-agus Nwm-,1
Read down. Read
as
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SEESSS
11.00 3,30
______ 4,42 7.55 De-'. Charlottetown, Ar.
3.30 Hunter River
9.02 Emerald Jct.
fl-47 Kensington
0.50 Ar. Summerslds Den.
10.15
9.10
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__ 8.00 12.10 Dep. Summerside "` ' Ar.
8.58 1.35) l'01‘l. llill
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1l,(l0 5.00 Ar. 'l`lglll:~1h
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5.15
3.40
2.30
12.20
Dep.
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8-5-'» 'L10 Den. nmeraltim. Ar.
8.00 Ar. (‘ape Traverse Dep.
A.M.
6.50 Dep. Charlott-;-town. Ar.
8-35 Mt. Stewart _ 'il
0.12 Morell ' ` `
0.41 S‘t..Peter’s A -
1.10 Ar. ‘Souris 
7.00
6.00
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9.30
8.30
7.58
7.36
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5.25
Den.
7.10 Ar. Elmira Dop.
wif’ 4.15 8.40Dep. Mr. Stewart Ar.
'_ 5,04 0.50 Cardigan
5.25 10.20 Montague
0,00 11.00 Ar. Georgetown Den.
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8.31
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8.15 3.10 Dep. Clmrlottctown Ar.
0.50 4.25 Vernon River
11.45 5.55 Ar. Murray Harbor Dep.
All trains run 1lnily~Sunday excepted. .
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The .Eastern Trust Co.
INCORPORATED 1893
CAPITAL $1,000.000 RESERVE $225000
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 Act of Incorporation
confines its business to the administration of estates
and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not
speculate with its own or trust lfunds, nor does it
invest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces.
In these times of financial trouble its position is
stronger than ever.
Correspondence Invited.
B. A. Weston,
General Manager
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‘THE BEST
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me GOLDEN g§Lg,{,,2§.?‘fl’D?”“ °°”” ie:-...:.f-v.:.".~...:'..°:.."
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ably sure that there is not even a
chance of her meeting the woman a-
outward expressionol her individual-
ity. Many women have ,t keen artis-
tic sense which draws them to the
beautiful and an instinct that
prompts them in the proper selection
of it.
What is beautiful to and on one
woman is not so to another; it is
not. only what a woman wears, but
now. she Wears it that 0011019- The
successfully dressed woman today is
the womun who feels hericlothes.
.\`he feels color, she feels line and Hue
feels style. This is what marks her
from the woman who she patronizes
thc some dzessmnker, thou h she
spends the same amount 0? money
upon her clothes, never looks well-
dressed. ~ -
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' _Haw 'roMai¢éu»¢. §
ulckest S1mplastCoi¢gh 0
emedy _ __
(uch Bette th
Made l_&ln5 ann|.T(o|:hS°lv?=TJ;]y
B lilly Gulrlntgg-gl
ooooooooocoooooooooooooooo
_BT_liis_ home-mndc cough sy;-np in "nw
_ii in inure homes thnn uny other
Wllifll l'L‘I_11l‘d)'._ Its pro|n|»l||t-sn, ¢-one
.und Pertnliitv In 1-onq||1~rin-v tlistressinn-
\"’"l!ll“y <‘ll\‘Bl» und throat 1'<Tl<ls is roul|'\"
ncnlurltnbie. You can u_vt.\mll_\' feel il.
t.1l\e hold. A _duy s us:-/\\'|l| usllullv over-
conie thc ordlnury collgli-1'clic,\'c'.~l oven
whooping cough quit-klr. Spit-nditl mu
for bronflutls, spnsniodlc oroup, |,;-U".
<-hurl n»_ltluna,_nnd winter couglls.
___(.et irrun any tlrligigil-t 2% Qun_¢L._`- of
mt_\ (ol) cunts wortnf, >our it into a.
I0-ounce bottle und hi tle battle- with
plum Qmiiilluti-1| sugnr syrup. This gives
_\‘1_>u. at 1| 1-osl of only 54 1-cuts, I6 ounces
pt l1t;_t}s-r 1»ou_gl» syrup than you could buy
0l‘-~....i0. nkes but n few nnnutcs to
3_o\_| \~_-ill _l:o__plcssuntl_y surprised to
._ no  _,ou q11|cl\._1' lf, loosonn dry) lmm-5,.
 .“...".;"'.%."‘;'.» ;‘-"." f'“f"'~ “r "'.':"\'».'f-1
I " lu 1| 1| collg I. 11 so '
_;1__opstt_l|1:__l';|r1i\;|f_|pi= of phlegln in the
__ \_ou__.1_n noni un tubes, 1.hu.~\ ending
I u_pirs|stent loose cough.
_ linux is u_mo.st _\'uluu_blv (-onccnlrntcd
|io|npo1|i1d pl gonillnc .\o|j\\'u_\_ pm(-_ px.
I tru:-t, rn-h ln gluuiwol. whlch is so lmnl.
1n'_' to the |xn‘n\ln~iun-5,
I 'lo nvoul <lis_i\ppoin_t_||\t-lit, hc sure nnil
_ usk _\o1u_<liui:;:1st for 2_',§ ounces l’1uc~x,”
and dont aim-opt nn_vthmg else.
I A g_uuruntce o_l_ libslfillltiedsutisfnction,
or_lno1ey prornp y 're un e , 20.. -' |
lgxliiopiggltxratioii. The _Piuex Cslmlilflyl
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PLANT LINE
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_'I The S. S. “Halifax” sails
‘ from Charlottetown for Bosv
*on via Hawkesbury and Hall
For further information apply
to
-fJAS. CARRAGhER,
Agent
Charlottetown
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Time Table
S. S.Hillsboro
ROCKY POINT FERRY
Leave Ch’Town. Leave Rocky P_t
7.30 8.00 -
8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
11.00 " 11.30 "
' 1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. My
2.30 " 3.00 "
3.30 " 4.00 "
5.00 °' 06.30 "
BUNDAV
M. 10.00 A. M:
1.00 P. M. -
2.80 ."_ . .
" 5.00 " _,
M, MURPIIX, teenager. '
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International _ Line
Loans St. John Monday! Wadnendvl Ind
Fridays at 9.N l. nl. for Luhac. Bannon. Port
and and Bootomketnmlnl 'sons Central Wharf
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through 9, period of unrest and un-
Cllallglmg; the new order dues not
and this may be said to be true in
possess is correct taste, and side by
side with this quality we have anoth
He is quite pleased that he has a
looks for in his clothes is any strik- e ._
.A woman, however will view anoth-l
gain. For women’s clothes are the
.___ _
Sllld MADE HOMIE |l.\I’l'\'.
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few words I read
alone
ulead;
has lfnown;
But nh! that home n grave with mos
o'cr'-grown,
1 armies led.
the loin: sud years
to rest 
with teurs, 
Thi” Glllllvlc record that she left be
n l|i-~"*i-
than in the daytime because evening
clothes nre more beautiful and luz-
cnuse women respond to their iullu-
ence, which is mainly expressed in
beauty of expression. and manner.
This in doubtless why a num spend-
ing the week~end at one of our fash-
ionable summer hotels asked on Mou-
duy morning where all ilu- proll_v
girls were he had seen in -the bull
room on Saturday night.
The French uomnu and the French
France today,
One learns n great dt-.al nhoul. wo-
in which she enters a i‘cl:cption.room
ur a public theutre or rest.au1'ant.
One recognizes at n ;:lun\:c the \\'ornt-.1
and girls who are so sure of them-
selves and of their gowns that they
seem ahsolliti-ly unconst-ions, They
neither hurry noi’ fla\\‘d1.e; they sim-
ply pass in and out sith perfect
grace, lenv ng of-hind them nn utmos-
|pl1e1‘f‘ of <*lc;:n|u'e und rclin<:1nr‘ut. Un
the other hand; one finds, and in
numbers, pretty \\onwn who seem en-
tire-ly oxzcupiod with the impri-ssion
they are mnkinir. They eitlicr glance
at the people to right. or left, or ob-
viously nvoid looking at anyone. ln
A word, they .irc so self»con.sciou.-
that they deprive tin-msel\'r\s of
charm.
RECOGNITION OF THE ARETHUSA.
ln tho proud r'evorrl of llis I\l:ijr»sl_\"s
ships whivb hnvo horns the unnu-_ ol'
Arethusu the presellt one \\'orthil_\'
played her part ln r:onn1=1~tion with rin-
Brltisll \'ir~lor_\' oI`l` lleliigolzilnl on Aug;
25. .\i0n1ori0s oi' byfzono days will ho
revived by the following' \'¢-'.|~so.~'. wl\i<'h
the z\1llnir:1l\_v have orrlerotl to be on'
grayed upon u hruss plnlo nurl lixorl
in a r~on,=:pi<-nous place in ll_M,S.
Aretl\11.sa:---~-
“(‘omr-. nil _ve jolly sailors bold,
Whose hearts aw 1-a._~.l in honour'¢-
‘ ‘moulrl, ‘ ' ‘ '
\\'hilu English glory I |1nl'ol1l.
,_ iluzzn for the .\rethusa!»
llcr mon are s1;tun1~.h _
'l`o their l'n\"ri1\; lnunch,
.\1ul when lho foe .shall lncol our
(ire.
,‘i0ouo1'_Ilx:n1 slrilm .\ve'll all expire
_ (in bonrfl of lhe Aro|.l111sn.
“A|\d, now wt-`\'o driven the foo
. asl|o|'(~, ,.1
.\.'o\'<u.~ to light \v.i|h I-.ritons more.
Let can-h fill his glans
To his i'a\"ri\e' lass;
A health to our captain and ofliv<»r.~=
I|‘\lo, _ . 1
Anil all lhnt bolongt to 1-he jovinl
vro\v
Wolncu ure more l\s>nu1ir'ul :il night.
ldrcssmaker ullderstaulls this influence
perfectly.. (‘entu1‘ies and centllries _ of
art lie behind France and the pro~
ducts ul these centuries remain .lu
man by simply watching thc rnunner
“‘ hind
my minll.
TI( Y lll°lN’I‘l.ENl‘lSS.
1
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I-llf? f'»YC€ and the iur_\ of the hluster
ing north wind.
truvcllel' discard his cloak.
of the storm only made the truvcllz-|
cling lmrder to his cloak.
Then the sun tried, Out he cuun- in
all his splendour. Brighter' and
to throw off his cloak.
friclnls. There is no heart so hnrd
but that gt-ntlencss and love will
soften it. Hard \\'o1’ds, harsh n1tt.it`»1\F.
land lfindness will cheer the sand,
comfort thc downcast, bring Joi uml
gludness into i:l.oo1ny lives, and turn
ylwcll from the paths of sin those who
have strayed from the narrow way.
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Your Liver ,_
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TImt'a Why Tired-Ou! 0|
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"She made home happy! ` Thesis
Within the churchyard, written on u
stone, 1.
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Close h_v, inscribed to one the world
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A marble column lifted high its head   I  _
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slmllnhng us lllod andllequgal
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Promotes l)igo:=lio|i_Cl\crrl`ui-¢ _ f’ _ _
- _ __ ncs.‘;nr.1llicstxciiicililsncillie Q
1., __ 0p1un1.l~i0rphl11c nurllinrrzd
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Was grander than the soldle1"s, to
A Fnblc tells us how the gentle
WFS of the sun prove .stroiigor than ’ '
The wind and thc sun hurl u con-
ICHL to See 'who could make ,L certain
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...The wind set oli with u furious
blast, and blew Wilder and wilder in
its endeavors to blow the cloak from
oil the trnVcller’s back. Hut the fury
brighter hc shone, and presently the
traveller felt so hot that he was glad
(le-ntlc ways are always best, rl(-ur
often break hearts, but tt-mderness
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racliirnilgc S-nggnnlilgof
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Standard the world over, Made in sizes from
1 1-4 to 12 Horse Power.
Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
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Sole Agents for P. E. I. I
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(lu board of tho 1_\r<:l1\usn." _
venlent. place.
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action off lloligolund :1ro'1o hnve tho
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For London
The S. S. “DIGBY," the fleet
passenger' ship ofthe Furness line.
is scheduled to sail from llulifux
for London Saturday, November
7th.
The “DlGBY“ affords every
comfort to the passenger us she
is easily one of t c linest ships at
present engaged in the Canadian
service.
$75.00 Saloon to London.
50.00 Second Class.
Malte reservations immediately.
ess,Withv &' Co',lltd.
Halifax.
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fax every Friday at noon I Ngvembef 7 I
E Charlottetown Steam
Navigation C0.. Ltd.
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ommencing Monday, the lst ol’ Juno,
the
STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
leaves Fhzirlottetown for Picton, N.
S., l)nil_\'. (except. Sunday) at 8.20
o'clock 0. ul., leaving Picton on ro~
turn about 4.00 p. ni. t`onne<'.lions
mude ut Picton for all points in
Nova Scotia.
STEAMER EMPRESS
Leaves Summerslrle for Poinl-du-
(Ihenc, N. ll., Daily (except Sundnyl
about 10 u'clo<'k n. m., leaving Point-
du-(Thcno on return about 4.110 D. ni..
<'uu1\c<:ling with express trains for
Charlottetown and Tlgnisli. (`onuet'-
tions lnmle nt Point-du-(‘hcne for nil
points ln (_‘un'ula andthe United
States.
G W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
Cluwottetown, May 29th. 1914,
2675-5-30Mtf.
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'PACIFIC
Mi’.§li’i&§ P'§85l§§ts
T0 MONTREAL
“THE CANADIAN,"
MONTREAL TO CHICAGO.
Only ()ne Night on the Road.
THE '
, “lMl’ERlAL LIMITED"
Famous Tran scontlnentnl Expre-s
COAST ll COAST
Best Electric Lighted Equipment
Unexcelled Dining Car Service
"|>1r¢uervn|'h¢vnmPortlmdmd Nunn:
W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.l’.ll.
St. John, N. B.
GEO. WALLER,
Local Representative,
Charlottetown.
b2 1° lil 27ml(
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  * ` Your Wor is .

'L  Done no Time
lil'  '
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.;§
_in the IDEAL Hopper-Ctoled Engine you have the
lJ€St. SHf@Si. most simple and satisfactory farm engine
that you could possibly require.
The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all -
conditions-throtlgh the winter blizzard as easily as :1
torrid .lilly day- lt is easily installed can be
transported from place to place, simple to. opcr.
ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and
will pay for itself in a few months use.
The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the
farm. While in sce about it today.
Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.
Steam Navagation Wharf]
W' _ _. F-1 _ '  i§
'_1_`he Ocean Limited ° the
fastest and most up-to-date
train in eastern Canada runs
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.
r Let me attend to your sleep-
'ing car reservations or any in-
formation you may need re~
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For Sale
2 Pairs Newfoundland
Silver Black Foxes.
1 Pure Bred Clydesdale
mare, weight about
1350 lbs., age 5. '
IT WILL PAY YOU to write for THE
BEST FOX INVESTMENT KNOWN.
The Farm Stock £6’ Fox
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` W. K. Rogers i
Head Ohice 36 'Queen St; Charlottetown `
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