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AND STOOL T0 MATCH. VALUE $325.00
(lt is on view any business day from 9111 5 nt our factory)
3rd
2nd
4th
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 15.00 ln Cash
let Prize---MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO
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in 1000 In Cash
Sth lo;ih,5Priz¢sof $5 Each, 25.00 In Cash
I _ and 25 Pri1.es0|$1.00Each, 25.00 In Cash
forex. cnsn rRizrs...... $150.00
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is contest is absolutely free. You arc not asked to
spend Uccntoi yourmonofy or buy anything in enter
iildren under 12 ycurs o age will not be pcrrnmcd
enter. _
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lowed com te
Q. The prism in thgecohtest will be awarded to correct
- ;2:\tY.tl'l Boarding to handwriting and general
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gin will bo done by three en tlsmcn havilh zlib-
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rfigasgrasaorgiitian lobe fuliliied which we
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and telling yqn _oi this condition.
\ no Nor DELAY. car roun Answrn in 'ro-oar.
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The jumbled letters
given above represent
the names of Four
Greet Canadian Rivera.
To help yousoive them
we have underlined
the iirst letter in each
gmc. The iirells 8|.
WPIIICE.
Now guess the rest and
send usin yoursolution
oi all four names in
ggur vcry ncatest and'
st han: writing.
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MONDAY
'Misa Katie Hobson llontsgut:
was 3 passenger to Kill RW01' r°°°1\t
ly where sho will be the guest
Miss Ruth Carruthers -B
Mrs Albert H Douse, Dorchester
Mans. has arrived in Charlottetown
on n short visit to har parents/l‘heo
and Mrs. Moore, Upper Prince Street
-Robert C. and Mrs. Auld of Frat-
town, who have been spending their
wedding trip in St. John and other
places, returned by the llimprsss,lq.si
night.-J
-Dost Gould, 3 sailor . _*LH
schooner Mnlabsr, who was 1- 1- .’,
by falling irom the topmsst
vessel A short time ago has
recovered irom the injury that
able to leave the hoslJits.l.J
At a recent meeting the following
resolution was passed:-Whereas the
people of Village Green and Upper
Mt. Albion has auilersd much lncon
venience for the need oi a siding at
Village Green Station and whereas
they were led to believe that ever;
reasonable edort. would be made by
the representatives to induce the pro-
pcr authorities to supply this needed
convenience, and whereas up to the
present time 'noth-ingvh1ls'been~ don1`
towards remeding the existing con~-
ditione, therefore resolved in the op-
inion ot this mee,ti_.n‘g. the represents-
tlves oi the distrlct_have been lax ir
their duty in not pressing their clsimr
upon the proper authorities.
-The newest W. F. and H. M. sux-
iliary in P. E. I. _is that of Lot 16,
Miscouche.It was organized in Octo#
ber ot last year, by Mrs. J. S. Mac-
Kay, who has been 8. great help and
inspiration to the ladies oi this con-
gregation in1their good work, who
have shown their appreciation oi her
services by making her a liie mem-
ber. The average attendance of this
auxiliary at the time oi meeting oi
the P. E. I. Presbyterial, last J une,
was the highest ol any reporting,
and the attendance has not fallen oil,
hui: rather increased since. Besides
holding 13 regular monthly meetings
during that time they have 'held three
public meetings in the church, which
was well filled on each occasion. In
this way they are endeavoring to
get people interested in the great
work of extending the Msster's king-
dom. Mrs. William L. Adams is the
president of the auxiliary.-Presby-
terian Witness. 1
-Misa Bessie Gray oi Coleman, who
has been visiting relatives in Mains,
returned home last night.-J.
The marriage took place at Valu-
couver ln the Church ot Our Lady of
the Holy Rosary on Oct. 12th of
Mies Henrietta, Mae Turner, daughter
of James and Mrs. Turner, Glynde
River," P. E. I., to James Groth
this morning where they will attend
l to Sh wood ccm.eterY.‘1'\.'ver
.‘Doug.n| \leKinnon, Pt.
vu in n.onu.nm"soturd°y--B-
mu mums rim. cnarioemown
lett Saturday morning on a trill U9 _
Boston
(luster Vmiderstine. Ubhrlotto-
town. was s passenger to limit-true
Saturday alter-noon
Frank Mellen. Wheatley River. and
James Coles Brookfield intend leav
ing tomorrow for Blsboe Arizona
JR. at Taylor, Montague, return
ed holnol Saturday night irom the
west' with ‘OM of the coming bint'-it
loxeeB
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.lfltobert Emtr1 Wood Ialandsullll
taken 3 position in the Montlgllv
sash and door actory, ISBN IV".
proprietor.-B
Parker and Mrs Carvell, who have
been spending 3, week in CllB\`10ff»°
town, leit Saturday morning OH N-
tnrn to Montreal
..._°Douglaa Rutherford, Haliiax, re-
presenting J. and M. Murphy is in
iirlu.--B,_ - _ " -
'Montague' today in the interest oi his _
This "builder-up" -is
the best
icne.1up\the
=*l.°.. ll_“ll"°_`.l.“nsS».Tl'.. 'Fld
. - A E§ia`4l'Dr1i-C2i,Ta'stcisiiili~l§’a\'oparailon
and strength to_ those. who are run
colds-but the wisest plan is to take it 'as a
it is needed as a cure..
beioro
liottloa,_a”t your
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...’J .  iiand‘ Mi's_` Carruthers, Mon-
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Fl
taguo, werefpassengera to Mill River
the wedding of his sister Mies Ruth
Ca.rruthere.B.
'I ~--_uv
..:°D_ L. McKinnon, Montague. is
laying a. new concrete sidewalk in
iront oi his new residence which will
add very much to the aPD0B1`Bl1°° 0|
his residence.-B.
The tunersl ol the late DF. G00- E-
Moure. Crapaud, took place from the
residence oi his parents upper Prlimt
St. Charlottetown, Saturday after-
noon er _L Y,
large concourse of people followed tlfc
remains to, their last resting place.
and nothing but words ol praise and
appreciation could be heard on all
sides for the late Mr. Moore.
The Boston Globe ol the 16th inet.
contains the following among its
items oi news from the Dorchester
District: An enjoyable surprisb BMW
took. place last evening at the home
oi A. H. and Mrs. McLellan compli-
mentary tn J. Austin and Mrs. Tral-
uor, of Charlottetown.. A program oi
vocal and instrumental music. COD-
tributed by members oi the oomillany
present, and recitations by others,
rounded _out the eveuing's entertain-
ment. Mr. and.Mrs. Trainor leave
for their home Friday,`
nzill milliu 
Marshall Connolly of Vancduver, the
Rev. Father Walsh, 0. M. I., oillciat-
ing. __',l‘he'b1'ido looked _very unetty i
white duche:-s satin made en train
E B
- carrying 5 bridal bouquet. oi white
chrysaathemums. She was attended
by Miss Edna White who wore a
gown of primrose charmeuse satin
and carried pink chrysant.hemnme_
The groom vyss supported by John
Turner, brother of the bride. The re-
ception was held at the home oi S.
J. and Mrs. Smith, 2788 Oxford St,
autumn foliage being used in the de-
corations oi the rooms where' the
tables was prettlly arranged with
white chrysanthemums. The hostess.
gowned in pale blue rnoueelin de soil
over blue silk was assisted ivy Mrs.
Connolly, mother of the groom, who
wore a handsome gown of bleckfsatin
trimmed with jet and silver lace. The
groom's present to the bridesmaid
was n go‘d brooch set with pearls
and to the best msn a pearl tie pin.
The happy couple were the recipients
of many handsome presents and after
n dainty supper they departed in an
auto in time to board the night boot
to Victoria, the bride being attired
ina tailored suit oi ‘blue aerge, a
black velvet hat with white Ostrich
plumes completed her chic costume.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Morris,
Mrs. C. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. Flet-
cher. Mr. and- Mrs. Graham,'Miss A.
Fraser, Miss Morris, Miss R. Beck-
man, Misa Hanna, Miss Edith White,
Mr. Garry, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Tailon,
B. Turner, Mr. Mclntosh and oth-
ers. Upon their return from the
Sound cities, Mr. and Mrs. Connolly
will take up their residence at 1028
Robson Street. .
K1
with veil and or-an e blossoms nd?
.\_ ~:'., ,I-‘_ yi _r-_J -_'\l- 1-i  ' I
Until She was Nea13'€?Crazy. Began
f I with Watery Bli' S. On Ears,
I Eyes, Hands andjnkles. Could
1 Not Sleepfor Scratching. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured.
--_ig-‘___--.
nmnrwicir st., Fredericton, N. 1;,-"1
had 11. very biuicese 'ot Kcitma. The trouble
began with watery blisters and itcliod and
burned until I was nearlyiaezy. _ It was on
my ears. cyos. bands and ankles. _I could
not keep the bod 'clothes ovor ment night
for the smartlng and itching. My can
would swell. I would scralich until thc blood
would run and then form_ n scab. I felt as
if I could take a. knife and cut. the hush on
; my hands. It would dlstlsure my fave and
make it smart and bum md swell. I could
not slocp at night for scratching.
“I tried everything I‘ hoard of without
getting any benefit. I used lots of home
remedies. such as lard'and sulphur. and also
was treated for it. Then I tried1Outicura
Soap and Ointment and thtyy gave me great
ease. I used thum about 'tour months and I
sm happy to say I am never troubled now.
The Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured me
completely." (Signed) Mrs. A. B. 'l‘homp<
DUB. MBI. 9. 1912. `»- ,
The regular uso of Cutlcurn Soup for toilet
and bath not only tends to preserve, purify
and beautify the skin, scalp. hair and hmdl.
but assists in provontlng iniiammstion. irri-
tation snd clogging of thelporss. the common
muse of plmplos, biockheede. rodnem and
roughness, yol low. oily, mothy and other un-
whoiosome conditions ofthe skin. Outicurn _
Soap md Outicuru. Ointment are sold
throughout the world. .Liberal sample ot
each mailed free with az-p. sun nook. »
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_ Address post cord Potter Druc & Chem.
Corp.. Dept. 44D.
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1 row-nav..-init ‘lsseéfieusn
oi knowing ‘that you' are
'f clothing obtainable
'e,_-_when you wear
_` '_'éi.:ETEE". In addi-
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wearing' the best under- sow gy ' - _$1.1
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THEBEST
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“CEETEE woot UNDERWEAR . »
is manufactured only from theverylincsi Aulffllilil M8520 V/00|. 
scoured and combed over-and over until every particle of f
matter is taken out and every strand is ae, clean as it is pos _ ‘o ._ .»°
to be made. Evo garment is fashioned in the knitting to
the human ioriia. 'Every Ein is knit together, not sewn.
AH rlruandweighu/or»s¢n.wonunand children. `A|`h yvnrdaslcrlorhvtsilioyont I ‘_
Tl-IEC. TURNBULL CUMPANY OF GAl.T»' Ll\|l'l'ED ~ 1' 1’
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' f and slecp""soun`dly, trustingly,
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 And if) you roll o've“1‘ and try
` just one more nap, he’l1 remind
_ ~ you gently 'that it’s #breakfast
time and keep on calling until _
Thcre’s a- feeling of bigness
` and strength about him, a..pe-
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cheer- that is strangely novel
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easy 'to wind-his voice. clear, 1 `
sunny, pleasing to hear.
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You' have kept on wearing stockings with a seam up
thsbsck-shapeless, uncomfortable things! 
probably didn't realize the perfection
Pen-Angle Seamless Full-Fashioned
are hose without the .sign of a seam-look for the
mark Ae they are being knit theyare shaped lastingl
the foot and leg. They /it-they wéar better-and the
seam at all makes them ever so much more comfortable.
cost-but much in quality, in economy and in comfort'
the
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