"NOVEMBER’9. 1915 ' _
_ - . - , THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - PAGE SEVEN
_ Sigsworth 50c Mrs John Slgsworth A V Y V H Y YJ”
.    Q  'A    381; Mrs. Angiis McI;’hee 5.0¢; Mg.. t ?ADE E5PEé\A\-LV. ;g¥_1<_:£gN0T» BUYE \
A A Photos 
'All-styles ot iinisii' are shown i 
wr uses ana white, liieaiteq' :RQ
iinisiied protraits in india ink and the'
polpuiar hand-painted work in natural
0 ors.
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Call in today and see some of the
styles.
The Cook Studio.,
For Those Away From
_ » A ~ Home `
S _
C: BAD:
Send, a Photograph for Xmas s Prima equnny. hi
from _
The Bayer Photo Studio
»A. E. Lyon _
- Photo Studio'
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  °°°...it.;"..a°iP.i....‘;°"#g°»,
Work unexcelled. _
Moderate Prices. -'
' V attention
hospital and home,
because no other
Coffee is at‘ once
so rich, so strong,
so delicate, and so
uniailingly good.
In 34,1 and2poundcsns.
Whole-|round-pulvsrlzed-
alsel-'insGreundisrPsreolstesa.
presentative in Bollris. MEN. - ' --
EISIERH PERSQHILS Representative in Montague.
..°The Rev. Ewen McDougall pass- _
ed through Montague Sunday on his
way to Brooklyn -B '
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C ` F `\ ' ..*Miss Annie Sutherland returned 51', Maru/'S' sci-loot, p|31‘R|¢1-_
'___ home Thursday evening by the S.B. _.___
1 iw Enterprise from Halifax, to attend the . Collected b Lauretta Collin. Mrs. Mrs. A. Gordon Boc.; Mary Cullen
<© Eilllngrainof her brother, John Suther- _I{imble,Coii3i $1.00; Mrs. Dan Me. 500.; Mrs. Roy Beuipitt 50c.
< - -"' ~ - . bi .a
P"°“°"““S M°"'i° 5* 9111101-_‘0l1°l“ Kelly .z5» Mrs; calvin Baker
from there home. to attend the funeral
1.....-B. ' ' 09-40-
Waiter Lantz, of the 2nd Heavy Bat- '”°_
- ' 'rr Y",--'~~-Y-~--F. ----W-" -~~'~~~---~~-----Y--_-----.Y
_o ..°l`l' PAYO to buy in this Province ..°0|i¢ CENT per wel-<1 “eu
- ----» sertion for advertising in this col-
..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re- nmh. Cash must accompany order.
' ..*T. GORDON IVES is Guard
00; Mrs. Wm. Gordon $1; Mrs. Mart
_:Messrs wiucsel- csmpaell aus ""9 3°"'°°'- °'°""*'¢"'»
$8.60.
ROSENEATH
1°” Collected by Margaret Harris.
Mrs. 'i`. J. Donalioe $1; James
_ Harris $1; Mary Donahoe $1; Mrs.
Jas. Poole $1; Mrs. D. McQuarrie $1; ,
Ethel McQuarrie $1; Miss E. Mac- ¢ -
Donald $1; T. Stewart $1; J. Stewart E Q Q & @ '
$1; Gertrude Donahue 50c.; Joh; ' -
Smith 500.; Mrs. P. Kelly 50c.; E
ward Munn 50c.; Benj. Gordon 50c.
5; Louis MacDonald 50c.; Mrs. E. Mor-
" Gulre .25. I; Charles Do e t 50 M
_ '-'-" Mrs. Vincent cGrath .25; Mrs. Jam- 01| 0-; F8- M- Slllphy 500-2 M18
B .JMIJI French, representing McColl as Mgqmth 315; M;-5_ Julm Mcgraw Kate Donahoe 50c.; Mrs. Edward
rcs.. ontreal, and Mr Mclntosh. re- 35; M|-,_ Q99, 1,9511., L00; M,-,_ gem Beulpitt 450.; Mrs. G. Gordon 35c.
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; Mrs. l-iowatt 250., Miss E. Mcswaln
McNeil 250' J J MacDonald 20c.
el - -
1|. Auiay -i0c; Mrs. Joseph McAulay 35c.
and 50c; Mrs Jas MacDonald 50c
gus Wilson 500.; George .Iohnson 25c
son yarn Total $7.20.
w_ Collected for Red Cross Cardiga
t , ( Anna. Matheson 1.00; Milli St
,§;’;ra,Cg§'1‘,fe‘§_‘°,‘;{‘é bggiggfeiqasglf M., -50; Bruce Whneway 1_00‘§ Nfm District, November 1915. Total $93.10.
Amateur’s work given personal f John sum-rlsmi,en Friday, M, Lam' augnv Menousla .25, nemel Mc-
retumed saturday mg;-ning, wi-me M, Kenzie .50; Mrs. J. Monaghan .10;  M
C.
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107 Queen St. Ch‘Town Phone 68]
Eastem S. S. Lines
International Line
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
`8teamsh|p Calvin Austin, and GW.
_ernor Cobb. l
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Portland and Boston. Return, leave
Central Wharf Boston, Mon., Wed.
and Fri., at 9 a. m.
MAINE 8T.EAM3HlP LINE
STEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND
NORTH STAR.
Reduced fares in effect
$3.00 to NEW YORK
Reduced Stateroom Prices.
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,
Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 0.00 p. ni.
City Ticket Dillce, 47 King Street.
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..A. c. carrie, Agent, si. Jenn, N. la. [_ .4
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A.. E. Fleming, T. F.&. P.A., St. John
New Brunswick.
  _
.I Furness in .tt
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
. . .STEAMER
- Rappahannock Nov. l5th
Nov. 6th Shenandoah Nov. 27th
Nov. sith Kanawha Dec, ilth
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
Via Nfid. Via Nfld.
Qct. Nth. Lexington
Nov. Sth Durango Nov. 25th
Nov.20th Tabasco Dec. 7lh
Above ssilinss are not zuaranteed and.
are subiect to change without notice.
Fum¢ss.Withy& Co Ltd.
L_ Halifax. N. S.
-PLANT I_1_1vn
For Style and
Comfort
If you want a pair of water-
proof boots that will lit your
feet perfectly, look neat an_d
wear well you want a p .ir
of INvlci‘Us the best enee
made. The boots are made
with heavy double soles an d
viscolized to make them
waterproof.
$6.00 and $7.00
is
lr
s. s. HALIFAX from char.
._-_ cases of female ills, such as infiemma
lottetown ' every Friday at 5
noon. From Boston every ~
Tuesday at noon. _
For further information _
apply to '
J AS. CARRAGHER,
Charlottetown. Agent
i 
Time Table. lleeliy Poms Ferry.
I. I. Hillsboro.
Leave 0h‘towil Leave Bock! Point
l7_3q mm, 8.00 .sm.
3,30 mm, 9.00 aan.
9,30 gm, 10.00 s.m.'
11,00 5,15, 11.30 mill.,
~1.so p.m. :.00 mm-,
am mm, 8.00 mm.
2,10 mm, 4.00 D-Ill;
4.30 D. ni. 4-50
0.80 a.m. IUNDAY mm.
18.48 mm.
2.00 pm.
rf?
S
00 pm.
2.80 p.m. _
,4.00 p.m. -_ 4-80 D-DL
0n Thursday the 8.80 trip will be
omitted. ‘ -
__ _ N. MURPHY. Mallnsli
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» , vrr.. \
1 " >&2?-u* »,
4*; Q .
£1. _ N/’.
 
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for rr
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tltril and Soft Coll
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‘azems':o.d,'tlr°sZ1"ths: cg.n‘o.'::: Dm”
lowest. »
wsilsvsssood l°f¢°°*‘
in mon missin.. M
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CHASE*  Campbell spent Sunday at his old _Mrs. H. J. McDonald .10; John M
home in Montague,-B, Donald 1.00; Daniel McEachern .6
David Bell .25' Donald Bell .25- Mrs. --
|60
  "The open season for eougns and en Young .05; Mrs. James A. Mo- crlantorrerowu MARKET
‘ colds lg here. When you land on just Leod .25; John R. McLeod .10; Geo'
remember Penslar Pine~Tar Cough rge W. Daley .255 Wm- BUG" 251 (Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday)
Balsam. zse. and soc. bottles. Fosters R A- MCBBHI 1-001 Adam Wight .2
Drug Store. 3802-11.5m3l Peter G. Hume 1.00; Mrs. Peter
O'bric_n's "All for Ireland League," heson, teacher, eolleetol;
which would unite landlords and peas- '
e '  _
/___ antry in one patriotic body. WNAN RIVER DISTRICT
11'. -‘  | 
Q -'  1 The ‘following additional list ol co
J ‘ /' __=f ‘ tributions amount to $24.35 as c
’-'L _,pf A ected by Miss Clara McLel
_  _ lver strict reselli-
t e 11'
(teacher) indian R dl
- ed a. total amount of $278 55 from
trlsl. lt surely has remedied many RED FUND
-- q°n_u|¢,nu,,n' d|,p|,¢¢m¢n;,' mmonl Collected for Red Cross by Muriel
V , I od; ; _ Vlorson and Margaret MacDonald,
CA  D I A N |:§$;“”m;.'f 5:16 cxaan' :,r::;g_l°' .Iardlgsn .-~Wiiliam McEa.chern 50c.; i
 I F-I c ‘ ‘ “my yrd i Y d goolrgle S;i0tllerill;ndC flax; Alexander
c oson c.; . . orson ;
  Th’ Pinkhun ‘ew B l pmu md Wellington McLaren $1: Daniel
Vancouver &Victoria,B.C.| s record of eonsum. 2  K P D M h- .
Y ~ . . $1; D . All $1; R.
sAN FRANCISCO rife" We iii' °‘» . 1. n.o...‘$i.'.’ vi ee.. ef. esiii.. vel..
nslaiilv beams . _ .
  2.';l'.:i.';.'§:::".;:. .. 0ll.i;l..‘:.».::;: ‘;l.:<»“..§;.i:iszl.i;.
. -»
-  ,LydiaE. Pinkham's X  _ K $1:' Mr. Roneii $1; Mrs. Ruben
Vggahblggompound Pg - 4 Weatherbie 45c.; Mrs. J. D. Mac-
From Charlottetown Il... mmm (mm, -oegelugii; wMr;iem;1.dvl;;l.n gc.;-
- .mb f cb rr _ . re n c.: rs.
(Via Paint du Chene) t;hm,‘ ou?" R e Il mn. -3‘red Crasweli $1; Mrs. Andrew Foley
“ Gees oeum and Iwllfnins <“f=°*- A 7°" 7°““’°‘ tae.; Rev. J. C. Melulllsn $2; Jolm
“°‘“'?:£:'.:s:dfilia':i.lla.l:‘if°““°'~ ‘° °*“*‘ ~'- -Rv-n su J. D- w. w--su e. u..»
O AUTU1{§.-..'r|,, 1-l,,,¢¢°5,, ui; t   Joseoi; Mrocgoréoid  Johli5I F. oyuili-
___e_esl1l__».i.22tlLLu.iisl-a- on = B aw ~=~= fs- or-n
v-».--vm  Canadian Mui Steamer!;:.l“‘;‘;i“n‘;';:;..i“i.°..f:.s;‘1.1;?;°§;:.°.
N B .
=1='='m""‘“'“'="‘.-.:..   '~ l “ lady syill "  Dsl.  _. . -
` 'Simon McNeil soc- Janie." small °'Tim°'°l"'°i.'ti.'°'i'“”° °hl3.i»'-”i'.'.°‘t'
" ll IICVBIIOIC 0 \ll\ I. I'
_ Lggvgp [ntgroolonlal Bailwny Wllrf C'  img: §7MR%v‘ J ' c~ M‘“'_` :nent of coughs and eoldg is direct treat-
 Pmwm N". gwtu’ itll . rs. 8 c ormack 50c., 'mg »
‘ Al'.'§.'I..i1.‘i°‘€5‘$‘“°.l‘u.‘.‘.{ .t""i.' l. WST" | “ ’°“ “‘l.'°”°“.i°""l"’ """'°‘2¥
I eogau ' ' t ,wrteaoross
"°"°" ‘"" '"""'°"' 2221.1" li:.";r..2'.‘°":.°'..“l°i A 0 iiii°i:`§:i 3-J.: 1' °"':.l.‘P°.:;
K k nd tglmm _ _ » - l’l C`e _. In lI\\\ Wi 6.!
;i“esosl;p\:°e:.. 2°: guru: (-30'; pair socks, Mrs. Henry Green 1 pair yreturn Xostsge)to_Peps¥2o.,
noon). for Searls, P. ll. Island. ‘Hd soggmsoltciltg' Mglgrtizlghicampbell 21 I' Emtitlo' th u hi: 'srt;\sP`;::t
there awaits ‘the arrival of _the atter: frm’ Ijé’ _ p fees $2-25~ xii dmegfim and '
I
noon ;tl¢ain from ,G.m;otteti_iwnl ° 34
:iienoe to llssdllso I I ls to- L0RNE'_v'“_“`ALLEY
ows
MONDAY-Leave Souris tor Itsel-
M Hume 1.00; James Hume 1.00; John Butter, (Tub) m_
LORD DUNRAVEN. Hume 2.00; Mrs. C. McFadyen 1.00; Eggs (dozen)
_ -_- Mrs. Henry Duncan .15; Mrs. J. T. Beef lb. (retail) 10-12
_ ' = . ~' M s. Charle McLau
Leave St. John, Mon., Wed.. and  4 If Lord Dunraven is at Saiollika, as Morrow 45, r 1. gli- pork, lb, 10%
Friday at 9 a. ni. for Lubec, Eastport, o ii .is rumored, it is probable that he is lin .25; Mrs. Wm. Moore .25; ..Mrs. Fovvls, ln. 10
 if there as a member of the senior ser- Loman Morrow .25; Archie McDon- Chicken, lb. 12-14
.  ` - . : - ; th $12-sis
E. Pinkham'sVegetsbleGompound, and mmeron 25C. hm Cameron 256.
today I lm in swd health and haven 'vii-s. Austin lvienellsn asc.; Area. Lf P L
palr of twin boys two months old and VlcLelian 250.; Robert Easter 50c.;
growmgflneiy. lsurprlssd doctorssnd virs. Rogerson 25c.; Miss Annie Mc-
3°°i°rl\\°'i118‘i°°°Y°““° 8°°‘1.‘1°“°i v. s. Gillis si- wilirec Gillis sue.;
continue to suffer without giving Lvdll :lure ivlenellsn $1. 'rotel $24.35.
‘_ 'Q E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound s _______.______
' cnoss
q stlnassillso! women _ . _
and LOS ANG!-ES» 021- --fu fi-ui--1 vu T-?.’.i’.§"‘..Z.‘.z...§”.."?.'.._‘?'..¥§_‘”}§.?‘s_‘”.i’§.'.
. is
pearl". om It Slgsworth 501:' Daniel McKenzie $1'
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1.
' Am” Grmuwn u 4 Collected by Jossie McCannel.
_agugrgmt  u.|mmm',°°‘“l:1i 'Sam MacDonald $1; John McPhee vs' . `
e mam Ammo: ms som-mana tl- John Meme #1: Hush Mecvonf »,
rgnnm; ' aid $1, Mrs., Alex Mel( 70 .; R rl - 4*
mg-HuggpAt3_mL?`°:'” goin; gg; ‘Ch MCBWUIII $1: Neil glawe $i;DN;ii Q
Amherst, orinimono Island; Point M°°“““°'51=A'°1~C-McDonald 81: I ,_
3°," .nd G ,| m|m.,_ n.mmm‘ Murdock McDonald 80c; Peter Mc- »- ‘
*sails at Poiutrmsse, Grilldstoizz, Am- D006 $1; Alex. H. MacDonald $1;
°°:.-.:~.i°"i~ -2° ~.l".i- *° uc.  
A T|°|‘“°h P'°P°‘m°” nun. .l§iy."iis¢'t3t ma°s'2'|}'t‘sm°l»`i. Catherine Mel-wa Svc.; w.’n. iff;-‘ M¢|(¢nzi¢ & Monfsomgfy
OurCoai is houndto tickle the.-vnu.. pemiiuu. ali. at west Rifgom-é||A‘\f§-wrflparrge ii: some
gllaiole fgmily either dlrectll' °' ms£i“&$:'L“ $ ions Meiniyro. 1 psifs`;;t't.”‘-1-”,f,':i; slssasmlilvs and wood wel-km.
¥'°¢u° ms .osilst tiossaoriad- 9~0°- `
` Fab” is tickled by the nice  ‘M ' V -riages and sleighs Built and re sited t
even heat that fills the dal, lin nu-um psnieaim ani, te s~r an-sas - P l
M0111" P7 tg;   g wal, gqggnfggg 5 gp", Collected by Ads Moitlilaa. M°"°7 “‘"" c°‘ '
.f .me wi; ea. e, .vtt"“* ‘*“"“ mi’-¥'Af-5-’T§, ‘i-"-‘1‘f'°-111'.-11'?-it-.°.'..'.':~_:.:‘.'_; ...ci lx:°:";.i:°“i.‘::lz....i;t“:::‘.::: 123 Km* S*t=°f . 1
ommvmy: am.”   r - om:-,&:n.;.mof' iit£{;>;lli`:f'fo'§l_6v?,'§’,4¢e.¢*;°x‘Nzm. ‘ mN_m°.»“M Five times larger stock of pianos than any other
v* my dl' ,-,~._-. . » . , _. ' » ’ s 1 " ' 'Q
B551-  .u-5° 'E  -  __  , -_ 1.4 nm. ones ru-ulmi use; i'l'f'§f"l~i.§.'.‘ eminem sum, housein Prince Edward island
< * 1 P _  l"l ii 6c.°s(rs.A. I , sour; p_ 5,1,
. 3' `
_ UNB* Wiiweg* “owl   » --1-“»---f-_ -».--‘-1-1°.“:_='.°:“~.'_~s.-.-.--.--»----.    _ ............
5; i
G- (Butter, (Creamery)
e- Hay (pressed) toil
Oats. white (bus .)
Beets, (bus.) 35-4
Carrots, lhus.) 3%4
“Z Wool, lb.
ol
1°” MARKET
24-26
SUMMERSIDE
,, .._`1l`>"\\   ' “ ' _ Butter (dairy) lb. c.
_ \*  f ' jffggeqge B’f‘l‘,°h °' "‘fhW°"‘“;"f P Butter. (ereemeryl lo. 31-Sze.
ii; \  *fri ' c 55°C a on mr e Spec R co Buckwheat per ton 75-90c
  -j__,e- jection Trafalgar day. f - '
 --'-_-' 3 Mgr. D. J. Gillis $1; Frank Sh
`“\ mx 5* I I a ~ ` *I5 .' M . Hi 25 .§ M .
‘K us ' Fmd° Help ln I-‘ydla E' Plnk' John Ngtinagetkedc.; Dlsiilieli Camplis Hay wressed) mn
’ i.l5c.; James Tupiin $1; Mrs. John
hm' vegeubh’ 'ruplin iso.; Mrs. William Menu “me” P” "’
ea Eggs per doz. ,
en Hay (loose) per ton $9-$1
2
‘°"°*°“'“"‘"°"° ""0 M°“\P~€“° Saw- Mrs .lsmés 0'l=ll-ieu 25- M wilii 25e.- Naihsn Monsreu zsc 'roiel
';;’;k_2'°ani Db‘;“d“" *md “WM 731° Aylward .50; Mrs. Ambresriiarry  316-55-
" “ °“*“¥“°-“'B- ,1i:1rs..;gnnMPnsl:1u.4}o;Kn_H. cox 1.00; HEAUOF CARDIGAN
- *_* alt . ; rs. ran elly .25' Mrs. '
'h°§;;N;';_,dg°°;f`_?!“oS‘;tl;°'l““%v“fgafd W. T. Anderson .50; Mrs. Frank Mc- ~ ---1
Cronin y o rom o e, Ewen 35; M,-,_ gem Gwen 50- Collected by Margaret Gordon:
Y g from Picton. hy motor boat, Mrs John Pham 40. H H Co’ 1 ’
to High Bank’ the" driving by “mm ¥V.hW.MCo}x £50; lzgaidrew Leslie .10; J 8 1 J h -. . 25. S J h
__ 0 n e uguu _ ; G8., gland,-ad e se o nson c.; usan o nson
of his brother. B. 50; Montague Comn 30; Lloyd Cox 25c.; Mrs. Jennie Nicholson 25c.
S ..~cspt. 1. c. allude, or me D.c.s. ;5,§’,,‘_ *‘}f“$, J§,’d§¢,‘;‘L ‘§“,§§§‘ VBTJSVE
...'.‘11‘.“¥..Zli‘.§Z’.“i'.i"l?{.§'.{’.i’.3$'i-.‘L¥U§’.§§.‘§f "’°" -5'” F'“““ “°"“°' 1~°°= J-
forelioon where he spent the week ‘my 'Bot Mmm’ J°“““° 'Wi He”
’ _ ' Coffin 1.00; Petro M rphy .25, T t i ~ ~ - -.
end with his daughter. Mrs T G u on Mrs. Philips Sullivan 654:.; Mrs. An-
in
3
| Mrs Belle Nicholson 25c; Annie Mc-
B_ Mrs. Alex. McLeod 35c.; A friend
ry 25c.; Mrs. J. W. MacDonald socks
(Mrs. .lolin Mustard $1; Jennie .lonn'-
n 1
Ib . 30-31
26
28-30
vice The famous yatchman is an ex lid 25 A Friend 25 Donald Ma
‘pert navigator und early in the year son ,10, Herbert Beaton .25, Edith Straw (pressed) ton $6.50
was given a commisailm in 01° Royal neurie .z5; Mrs. Joseph Meneoa .z5; rumlps (bushel) 12
Naval Reserve. He is besides a zéalot ylrs. Dougal McLeod .10; Christine Potatoes, Reds, (hus.) 46
for “irish Reform” and B D&tl'0I1 Of MP- Beaton .35. Total $16.75. Anna Mst'~ Potatoes, Blues (bus.) 52
42
Oats. black. (bus.) 44
0
0
Parsnips, Ib. .01
16
Caliskills lb . 13c.
290.
0
$1; . c.
Oats (black) per bus. c.
is; Potatoes bus.
“ -il
$10-'$13
14
47
5
C°'“”°‘“‘d° .‘°“.i’.'.‘{°.‘2.ll§.'. ¥‘.°-“‘iIL"i-§‘..“.»‘ “.l5.‘iZi{I.`.‘3 Om iwhw Def bu- uc-
*‘-'*_“’ l0c.; George McLellan 25c.; M Oatmeal Der 100 ms' 513°
Cape Wol!e,Csrisds.-"La|tMӢh| Filile M_cLeiian 25c; Mrs. Jeremia C'
wusawmpleu, wreck lhad given up Noonan 50c.; Mies Mary Campbell straw (prewed) per mn
alihope of getting better or living any ’0°" Mr" C°r“°""” M°_Le"““ 25°" Turnips per bus. 20c
length of time, ss I was such a sufferer ¥2li°2§g?°JE:::'x§b_e]1t,2i%l’|a`{|°‘;‘; .GK4‘:.‘§° Wheat Der DHS- $1-$1-2
fromfemaletroubles. ButItookLydia prank fvlcxhmon 25c_. Mrsf Joh' W00l 116i' lb. 25-40c
Pork (organs left in) 7%-101/1
$6
0
neighbors for they all know wh" | Lellan 50s; John McLellan 50c; Mrs.
wregklwu, lolnl M§l6.clla(l:l 505.; Bernard C. Mc-
,, .e an c; orn lus McLellan 50c; ‘
N°wI_aml£"°°lthI{'g_ap}B'°“d h°‘"'¥~ Vliss Eileen McLellan 25c.; Miss Mer- '
md own it a to if is - Piigkhaifi I mei lucnelleu ice.; lvlise semeceite
remedies- Y°\1m=_yl>u_bli»h this letter vlcnellsu se.; Bernard A. Menellsn
if you like. I think if more women i0c.; Mrs. Duncan Beairsto $1; Joseph
used your remedies they would have Jrlscoll $1; Angus A. McLellan $1;
better health."--Mrs. J. T. Coos, Loi Ioseph McLellan $1: Mrs. Angus Mc-
O. No.1, cspe welfe, r.l-1.1., cms.. Igelhm soc.. Mobius Hickey nie.; Miss;
I Because your csse is a difficult one, and 5513" Mlisfkg-flongfé’ Rlgggtslgg ; G1ulr‘ss_ ‘l
.
discovery for the treatment o
il you could try it for l-'lity cents
Pepa is the discovery!
d in sir and germ-proof silver (oi
dients, which, when planed upon th
lungs.
_ A stores sei Pops at
' ' 50°- D02. i _'
. - _ Q, _
_- rg you were mia ef 3 neo; ‘ 71 ii
0 O
Miller Bros Pianos ~
coughs, colds and bronchitis,
as certain in its action on all
chest troubles as anti-toxin is
on diphtheria. or vaccination on o
small-pox, wouldn't you feel
like giving its trial? Especially
Pepa are little tablets, neatly wrso-
miey contain certain medicinal ingre-
tcn ue, immediately turn into vapour,
ands are at once breathed down the air
passages tothelnngs. Ontheir Poumoy.
they soothe the inllsmed and rritatod
membranes ol the bronchial tubes, the
delicate walls of the air passages, and
finally enter and earry relief an healing
to the capillaries and tiny air sees in the
lu s word, while no liquid or solid
can get to the lungs and sir _ps.sltg°l.
these Pops fumes gt there dlrsot-, _and
as onus commence t eir work of healing.
` el di ti ot from the
Pops are sntlr y s ii
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George Piryer. yarn Mrs James o OR AND WORN BY ANYWH Rl
-'-'~ Mllian 2 pairs socks. Mrs. P. J. Shar- \.'|'HE BEST PEOPLE -
m_ asv. soe.; Ass Melulilan $1. 'roisl '-70/J 5 /I0
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PORT. HIDES. SKINS, WOOL,
TORONTO, Nov. 3rd, 1915.
\V()OL is coming to market in
small qllalitities, but there is lm
cilnngc of prices. Washed fleece wool
as to quality 40 to Mc per lb. Washed
lu-.i¢;;r:ti ns, (hurry, cotted, uhaffy. etc.)
iii to 351:, Unwasllcd fleece wool as to
‘v 30 to 340.
BEEFI-IIDES are steady and. lil
fair supply. (‘ity Butcher Hides
green llut 184: per lil. Collntry Hides,
flat <-llroii, 17 to 180 pcr lb. Part cul'~
r~'l 16 to 1615:: <<~~ lb.
(‘.Al..i"SKll\iS are in good supply
‘nil arc Ileillg nilsorbcd at unchang-
cll prices. _(lily skins green, flat, l5c
pcr lb. (lountry cured, 18 to iiic pei'
lb. Part cured, 17 to 180 pcr lb. ac-
corllillg to'\-.uniiitioll and take rl .
fi
each. _
HORSEHIDES are unchanged and
arc ill good supply. City take off.
-4.00 to $4.50. Country take ofi' No, 1.
$3.75 to $4.25. No. 2 $2.25 to $3.00.
SHEEPSKINS arc quiet, the price
llcpcillling to il. grunt extcllt on tile
anlollllt of wool on thu skill. (lily
Lamhskills and Sllvilrling $1.00 to
$4.75. (Toulltry Lalllliskilis und Sllczlr-
lings 050 lo $l.40.
'l‘Al.I.()\V is ill l'zlir iicnlalld for tile
iivllcr glwlllvs, but lilo lmvur griliies
are llcgloi-_ir-il. (‘il_v l'r-llllcruil solid `
barrels, li, (‘n\lllir_v stocks, solid ill
iizirl~nl.<_ No. i 61-. No. 2 51/, io 5'/2.
r No 1 iii/_ iii 7( No 2 5'/ io (iv
lll ,l,
OLD RUBBERS. JUNK, ETC.. any
fussy, and in gooii supply. Rubbcl'
iii,-A ts & Shoes accorflillg li- trim il to
Fw. Auto tire 3s to :'»i:_ iiiv-,'<“lf= tives
2 to Sc. Load, heavy 31,5; to ilvé. 'Fen
Lead 3 to 41/go. Brass, llezlvv 'I t.: So.
Li_L'.llt 5 to 7c. Copper, llezuyv li) lo
121:. Light 8 to 10<‘. Léiill-. li to 81;.
Fuss. V
Raw (urs al~c'(~<»nl`llls, ui nlziritcl ill
small quantities. tim filiiliily i><:ii.I<
exceptionally good for this 1-ariy in the
srnsoli ,limi bringing p"._\purtio‘i.ii»_:
prices. Tile l‘m:\.il trafic ill nlnlllifnc-
turcil filrs is nuito brisk. and the out-
look for a pl-risiiwirlilf. snasoll in all
llrallclles of the fur tradf: is very cil-
cduraging.
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li(lliSi<} liiilit is ,llllcllziliucc :lull li "~-'_' 23 'A .ull
fair ellllply. l"ul'nlel' pcillui' stock Liu - " `T.HF‘? "“"`
to 1151-. per lb.
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Farm, Ship and Machine Work. car-
”°A-° Also agents for Esco Engine and
The Heintzman & Co.
--~A Piano for the Fastidious
The makers of the Iieinlzman & C0., Piano
are not in business to produce merely a good or a
VERY GOOD instrument; they manufacture beyond
question the 'BEST PIANO that has ever been offer-
ered the public, and the whole resources. oi their ln-
stitution are bent toward maintairiing their SPLEN-
DID STANDARD and IMPROVING IT, be it ever so
sli htiy from time to time The Heintzman & Co
g , _ . .
Piano is not an instrument that is produced at a given/
price to place upon the market; the expense of its
manufacture is a matter of but minor consideration,
and the ruling idea has been to make the best piano
that skill and genius can put together irrespective
of cost. The Heintzman is beyond ordinary commerc-
ial usuages, and is far beyond the ordinary best piano
quality. _
The exquisite quality of tone in the Heintz-
man Piano is a matter oi marvel. Every other manu-
facturer acknowledges its unrivalled beauty and very
many have spent time and money in the attempt to
duplicate it.
Nevertheless, the Heintzman tone remains today
a thing apart in Piano tone; there is no other piano
like the Heintzman, and we think, no other can satisfy
the fastidious purchaser-who can afford to have
one.
We are sole handlers of Heintzman & Co., Pianos
in Prince Edward Island. It will give us_plea'sure to
have you examine our stock. `
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MILLER BROS.