FW?
N I _ We import nothing but the best '“
in Hard and Soft Coal and sell at
O O ‘ . .
lowest ible prices by cargo
  carloadpgsin small quantities_
, ' We_would advise all parties sl
c 04.1. I'
(Ihlldren. Starving °°° *het Will' Pu* vim and
r. A. J. Hemphill, New York Bank-
er, says 600,000 are dependent on
tender-heartedneie of outside
world.
um entirely dependent on the ten
€Xp(S\1l'8-
"There are 000,000 chiitireh in Bei- Biscuit (heated in the oven
-heartedness of the outside world"` to
milk
° 0 ran P es' ork Brinker. “The problem of
RS Owlilg t0 ICCEIII adVaIlC€S 111 pe
eplng them alive is becoming more
_ requinng Coal to take advantage B'
  dNovember ric ' :ISYS Mr. A. J. Hemphill, the NEW
. _ n
We ha`ve_a lahrlge as-
sortment of litary
Mirrors in threesizes in
strong black leather
`C8@S.
Coal , _
bound to advance at any time,
n
pay highest rates of freight.
These are excellent
quality and remarkably
cheap, .
Three Sizes 254:, 50c
and 75c
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST ,_
l_l,_.__=_.,_._,__..§..._.._i;
~.- -~./ -7-.--\ -\.»-»`1L»\.--1/-x4 t'
Phone 404
UJMPANY 'in-ii'i‘iaii, /having decided b
and freight prices are ii
tl more grave."
These are the children of those
Sendinyoul- order today and noble heroic Belgian soldiers. who
fo
We are open to charter`a large 8,
te
  & (0, brave these people reached that Mr.
Dominion Coal Co Ltd S
for P. E. Island m
m
gl
t0
m
’ ia
_HOISQS feed these Belgians. The commit-
ee's officers :ire at 59 St. Peter
__ t
'ri-in isL4Nn srocit BREEDING S
'i gc more cxtciisivcly into the breed- Y
- - - uglit u- battles during the early
satmtactorydehvery wlllb-emade' days ofotlie war-many of them nev-
to return, .ind fortunately, never to
umber of schooriers, and will knew the ierriiiie piighi of their ni-
tle ones and of the brave wives, sis--
and mothers the left behind
- They just hope.” And further be
Selling .Agents for adds. "lt is only the iiiiloniitahle
pii-it of the people themselve.-s that
their care, as the most complete and
    efficient business orgaiiiziitioiw me
Hogs Cattle and I.”.".,’.§i‘.t£I.‘2i..?"‘ii.‘€“‘§`$il`.' ,§.‘.`-‘”éi....d‘?
rs. y _ -
Such an utter state of destitution
ernphill says; ':'l‘hey don’t think.
akes it heiirzible.
Mr. Hemphill. a thorough business
an himself, characterizes the Bel-
nn Relief organization in its efforts
succor these 600,000 children and
illinns ol' others who came under
A Hot, Nourishing Meal-
energy into _the worn-out
body and fortify it against
Shredded Wheat
restore crispness) with hot 1
' supplies all the strength
needed for a half-day’s work.
Also delicious with bananas
or other fruits. .Made in
Canada.

Qés _1-'__]`,-. .
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as
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ns to give of your plenty to help
F
IVE KILLED AND SCORE IN-
JURED.
EVERETT, Wash., Nev. 6.-At
Victory tlverwlielmlng
treet, Montreal. Send your contri-
utioil there or to the branch in
our own town.
BRACELET
- 3
) and their 1916 roduct
ing of pure :ned stock will iliepr/se by
heir ui°i_=.;imil grade lireeding stock
ublic auction of a quantltyof both 5
WATCHES _
i’
ford Station) on VVEDNESDAY,
Our sale of these popular
Watches is daily increasing.
Our s consists of the
NOVEMBER 15th at ONE (1) P. M. C
p .
The .sale will commence on their
arm at FRENCH 1.1031* (Bed. British Govcriiniciit .it is aniiouiiceii a
w
UBMARINES FOR
CHILIAN `GOVERNMENT.
SANTIAGO- Chile- NOV- 5"' Th*’|ii'f non Murine. siieiiir iuen-.ie is
mong the seriously woiindcil.
ill “Wil 0\'eI` (0 Chili “V9 Amer" The ntlnilic-r of casualties aboard'
ineiiibers of the Industrial Workers
of¢the VVorld, who came here from
Seattle on the steamei Verona, and a
posse of 150 citizens, hieiiderl by Sher-
least five persons were killed' and
forty others wounded in a tight at
the Everett City wlixirf between 250
nn built suliniarines as compcnsa- tm, vmmm is nm knowm After me
S
50 grade eive lambs.
5
harp. at which the following stock '
win he sold: ll
150 grade ewes. C
12
13
14
15
10
' 17
is
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
as
27
2s
29
30
1 F
Celebrautgg Waltham and “
also the best Swiss makes
either extension or strap. _
G. Il. Taylor
. Jeweler & Optician
8187-4~11Mtf.
 ;.¢_____
 
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NOVEMBER.
if _
High Water Low Water
AM. | i=.ivi | .4.iu. | P.ivi.
W. 1.13 15.30 2.18 20.47
Th. 2.02 10.12 9.10 21.40
F. | 13.07 17.21 10.12 22.54
su. | 4.33 18.22 11.22 
0.09 19.13 0.03 12.33
7.27 19.50 1.14 13.33
3.33 20.37 2.10 13.37
9.31 1 21.17 3.02 16.20
10.24 21.56 3.52 'I 16.20
11.15 22.34 4.40 17.05
|12.03 23.11 5.26 17.43
_ s. ‘12.4s 23.47 6.09 _ 13.29
| M.  13.30 0.50 ‘ 19.03
Tn. 0.22 ' 14.11 7.23 19,46
W. I 0.53 14.51 0.05 20.25
Th. 1.30 15.32 8.43 21.00
| F. 2.20 13.15 9.23 22.02
sh. 3.17
s. 4.39
M. 5.57
'1'n. 7.00 19.17 0.59
1 w. 8.03 ; 19.57 2 1
1 Th. 0.07 1 20.30 I
F.
Sa.
uookciineetoi-4
S.
M.
Tn.
W.
Th.
F.
10
11 Sa.
I
I
17.00
17.47
18.34
10.10
11.04
0.00
23.00
12.03
13.03
13.59
14.50
15.40
16.29
17 17
e.?‘2"‘*°5“°‘°!"
' »»U\>-no-new
or
10.02
10.54
S. 11.14
` M. 12.33
Tu. l.  .
0.19
1 13
21.17
21.59
22.42
| 23.28
| 13.23
| 1413 |
7
. 3
9
W.
1 pure bred York sow; 2 yrs. old.
1 pure bred York sow; with pig.
6 pure bred York 1-iows; 6 mos. old.
2 grade sows; with pig.
1
old. 1
2 litters' York
6 niilch cows; with calf.
4 helfers; with calf.
1
old.
1
2
4
2
1
bull; 3 yrs. old.
bulls; ll/Q years old.
ciilves.
iirafg mares; with foal.
general purpose mare.
cm
wing day.
IONEER.
ISLANND STOCK BREEDING COM
2
litter pure bred York pigs; 6 wks.
grade pigs-; 1 mo. old.
pure bred Ayrshire bull; 1% yrs.
l .
if
Stock Sale
H
a
t
t
1
to1l_\30thSeh£,x;_nlises of W' H' Inman' aiir_I_nc‘i'ves, and I  you my l`i°ici_i_ds
HORsES_1 Bmod Mm_e_ 7 yrs_ om it is the best inetliciiie on eaitli. -
Victor Goodwood) eligible for regis- MRS' EAm.‘ IHTWXEON' _ I _ I
mmol in foal by Duke of Cornwall _Vii1oi, which co_nta ns bceflani not
horse 4 yrs. old (Barrister) weight ‘wer ,p(`l?,mI,1eS»' xml; gud lildngfrlfége
1250 lhS_ 1 black driving mum 8 yl_s_ peptonatcs, and g yterop losp ll 6 .
| . om (Kickapoo) good driver i dI_iv_ sliarpcns thc iippctlte.,nl1ls dlgestioii
l 6 I 10.06 mg horse 5 yrs' om (_xquiri)'_ weight enriches the bloollt aiiduiéinétlxs na-
34\ 3-56 _` ` ,_ tural niiinncr cre' es 1-i
723 I 1941 II/i00t;l_bs.iiet;F;1i§l10\Vl\ HS Bi’-“ey E' A Foster, Druggist Charlotte-
puré bred ram5_ and Almirante (‘.oclir:\ne, which ful] 0,11-he Steume,--S dl.,-1,_ amy om.
1 pure bred York boar; 6 mos. old.
were laid down prior to 1014111
British yards i'oi‘ l`liile, were taken
over by the Brirlsh Government lic-
causc of the wai. A number of sub-
marines which limi been constructs-ii
in the Amcricnii States for Grrrct
Iiritain, were refused delivery by the
Aiiici~i1'aii (lovcriiiiiciit _until afjlei'
the end of thc war. Those submar-
ines have been guiirdeil by Ainericuri
naval oi'l`i1:cre so that the possibility
of their removal from this country
to the po:‘-session of a belligerent
<l.iring the prcse)-ni war, might be
cliiiiinated.
ROUMANIANS DRIVE TEUTONS
BACK
lf 1. _
Also a quantity of hens and geese. _i n. _ , _
If stormy Bale Wm be held the f0]_ BUQUAREST Nov. 6`*,I_he war ot Newport. .\.o iloulit Washington
ofllce annoiiiic-es that ltoueiiiiiiiuii for-
lo
TE-RMSI Ullilel' $10-00 Ca§Il? 0V€I‘ ces in Dobrudja have coinpcllcil the H
that “'m0““t 12 YUOUUIS Credit OH all' retirement of 'l`eiitpiiic‘iroi»ps, whit-li
Dl'0V€<I 10Il1l__llf/IGS; 6 D01' 11811500’ f0!‘ in their ietreat se-t fire to seve-ral
gash. i=i~.1‘Ei1 Bnoiaia, AUC- ,,mag.,s_
PANY UM,-|-ED_ ' - Weak, Nervous Ohio Woman '
902_11_4.s,13,i4. --
_ MADE wsu. ev osticious
VINOL.
Bellefont:iiiie_ Ohio.- “My blood
was very poor-I was in a weak, ner-
vous run-down condition. I tried
different remedies without beiie-fit
and one day my clruggist told me 11--
AT
AMPTON’ NOVEMBER 8TH' 1916' bout Vinol. I tried it uiiil it built me
'up in every way- blood, strength
'rh. _ | 15.0411 s.'i3 |2939 “°_' _ ” .. /2 yrs' “ld (E“k“a“‘ to ii, .ie t ue het Drngsisi in
Weather forecast for November' Hgaiionelk 1 "Hy mal 6 mlmths old allv Prlliiie ilidiiliird b Island towns.
4th to 6th wind, with rain sleet and S am Vaggonem' 1 horse foal Vliiol i 'old in Montague by H. J.
snow 7th to iith biustery 12th to 4 ’“°““‘S °'d ‘B“"“‘e’)' iviaheins S
° ' CATTLE.-(Shorthorns)-4 furrow
16th. hi h I d , 17th i 22 d,
very g__wr2ats dun er tg sl? cows. 4 yrs old two with hclfer calves i
»1i-i.-__-
gilxodgaliarfiiritgiine shorgs. 23rd lil; at foot"  Helfers 2% yrs' old’ in  
20th biizzards. 27th to 30:11 damp, “"0" Shape' 1 Hem" 1% YI"-’~ 01°- 1 _
and drizzlw Stsgr' 11(2 yrs. old. Most of these CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS
T33 1&cf‘.’i?_|b"_e(f\, f‘_?};“Rit°°k °W“°d by One package proves if. Sold and
  'SHE§l.;'2‘1"§f;u brgtfrblack faced llwfalltecd bY=1b°V<=Vil1°IdfUs'siS¢-
I DIARY OF EVENTS 1 double buggy. 1 rubber tired
1'Q.gAy waggoii. 2 driviiig slelghs. Set of
light driving harness. Two extra  E C 
(my M-asian-ateai Com-'_ _ _ large working collars, 1.000 feet of 1 ° ° °
inch boards, 10 cords of soft wood'
o:°“°
'.°-=
D5
:»°'5
au
ci.
co5
Peoples’ Theatre 3, 7 an
sheep.
also 40 bushels of seed barley '
Prince Edward Theatre i . I . S ’ r
2 »- 9- ...iE?l:§;~A3,:;":i.:'..i.i..‘:.':f' .121 Eye Pew' ‘St
  ‘Iii ll" NOV- 15'- 1917. on apvmvell
joint no,” - will be permanently located in
BIRTHS Should above data _.Ove “Mm Royal Bank building corner Queen and
D
vonrahle sale W,” take place me Richmond Street Charlottetowmwhere
 - lm, 5a,,,,.,,a _ ` he may be consulted on all matters
Y
W A WRIGHT
pertaining to defective vision.
it:eDv(:’N;LD-At 1524-24th Ave. gint- ' ' Auctioneer Many suffer from headache, ner-
t-e , as ington to A. Lloyd and rs. _ vousnese, stomach trouble, etc. and
McDonald (nee Georgie Clancy Mc- 2896`u 4M4lpd' do not suspect the cause. A scidntlflc
I J an abnormal coniiitio the correction
nv
  _ of which by perfectly sued s]n's’.
Keen) a daughter. Lornabelle.-V. 1 H examination of the eyes often reveals
-*ft
IABBIAGES _
“C .
.._- __. ‘f_-._ ,
’?-.
relieves the trouble.
Don‘t neglect the Chilrl‘ren’s Eyes.
Eveninge by Appointment.
 s " _ '  cific, Henri: 9.30 12.30, 2, 5.
,_/ '_ 'f..4_\
COMPTON-BEE!-is--At Charlotte-
town P. E. I. Oct. 31st .1916 by Rev.
A I J. McNeill B. A, George William
Compton of Belle Iliver and Sarah sylloppig gf Cgpgdign 
-»,
-I
1 Q'-,-1
.. _ - ‘-
-..-»».-
2446-10-7SmWtf.
Jane Beers of Brookiiyn. L-ml Rewhtion Annual M e etin g .
TRAVERSV-LONGWORTH-On Tues- 2; --__-
day. October 31st, 1916, at Montreal. ml ',§?,h;:f,:'§fBff,2‘;’hg;,;2L§‘:|° °'°"- The annual meeting of the share-
ay the- Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston; Q avnllnhlx omlnloRlmdlnMnnlooi: holders of the' John R. Dinnls Pedi-
IIM lIII¢lb0tII. 8060116 0811811161' OI' “nh "“2{m:’§"-h|° m§¢ *V Dread Foxes Ltd. will be held Tues-
uie me Lieiu. ooi. J. it. inmgwoi-tu, .,,e.,,,.§°,,"‘72,,,,,,,,B._5E},,,,,_ L“,z,K"°°',,,,,, any. November 14. 1910 at s. p. ni., . _ . . _- _
bird Mrs. Longworth, Charlottetown, ieevbemede new felon may in tho Board of Trade' rooms, Char- - ' __ , 1 
light* 51| Alencyoncertaincomiitiono. |°¢_ ‘_ n _ »  _ _ _ - ’ _ -,,
-to tllirlc Elsdale. second son H g' to ow 
of Mr. and Mm V. E. Traverny, ,uv;i'i°¢1n°f¢i,x,'|':'§l|‘|'|:,'g°:'f|,°°,§°§’,2.° gawk By order of the directors.
gf )|°|m»"|_ - - homemade: may live within nine mhuohilu W. C. B. MoLURE, Secretary
  $,|fv._¢a=¢¢¢,, ,,|,,,, ,-,,|,|,,,,,, 1, ,,,,,,,m,,,_
olrmi-nent or rustic wonks I°»¢=f¢'§;,-11-;»l_;=_f~7_|~»»=¢-ff-4¢f__;»_7__»_~§i _ _ . _ _ .
- _shriek 3J”.ll1l.l1°sr.“.'§':°.i..l'?.°§§§.‘?’f.§°'f.:'s°"a.. -mg. °f the Ch‘l‘l."°” °- Aid - ` are unable to' 0 Ov
ion on account of the delay in the shooting in which about one t_hou5_
olivery of drezidnoughts which were and shots wére exchauged_ the Vem_
Olllfacled lil Enlilfmd bl’ Chiu' na turned around and started back
'I`he Il=lttI0SI\‘DS A1lllII`3Hf@'J0t0"f° to Seattle. lil:-iny men wc-re seen to
ers paiiic-stricken, lumped' overlionril.
Sonic were taken l'!‘oni tile waiter, ullil
others disappeared, and it is believed
they were drowned.
HARD TO BELIEVE
U S. NAVAL OFFICERS
AIDED GERMAN SUBS.v
NE\V YORK, .\`ov. ‘!.- Poultney
Bigelow, in a letter addressed to the
editor of the New York Times writes
its follows:
It cannot be trnc that Aiilerlcnii
naval oiiiccrs assisted Priissiaii sub-
iariiies iii their duty work outside
will soon clear up this ambiguous af-
fair. Meniiwhilc. pray permit me to
dd m_v mite of testimony regnrdiiig
the attitude o|` Great Ilritziin in 1898,
when imperial Germany sided with
Spain and sought to bully our gallant
Dewey in Maiilla.
The. tale of how the..lii-itlsh -Cap-
tain Chichester stood 'up with our
admiral against the_Germnn admiral
has bc-en told before-aiul finally by
Admirul Dewey himself. This story I
checked step by step in Militia by
conversation, not incrcly with our
own admiral andhis British colleague
but by other participants in that mem-
orable tiglit. Moreover, the British
aiitlioritios in liong Kong although
legally ncutrnl, interpreted. their
duties in thc- manner most favorable
to the Ainci-_icuii » ships, and Dewey
found no illftlculty in fitting out to
the best advantage prior to steaming
across to the eiiciny in the Pliillipin-
es. And as the Yankee fleet steam-
ed past flint of England in llong
Kong. the British bluejackets manned
the rigging and cheered us heartily-
ii most uiineiitruliiiid yet most. gener-
ous act.
After the war I found niyse-lf in
Chee Foo, waiting an answer from the
Russian commander at Port Arthur,
Lo whom I had applied for permiss-
on to cross Siberia. The Palace re
voluilon was in full swing at Pekin
and the fleets oi' the Great Powers
controlled every bucket of coal in the
treaty ports.
Then it was that our Consul Foiv
lei' ran tip and down the streets of
Chee Foo, wringing his hands - and
begging _for a few tons of c0al--- but
not ii lump could he' buy. He showed
me the cubic iii which he was order-
ed to coiil his cruiser, expected every
moment on :1 hu1~_ry call to protect
.-’\iiicriciin lives unit property in Tien
Tslii. He told me he could not do any-
thing- money could not buy an
ounce oi' coal. "Nonsense," said I.
“the'Brltish admiral has plenty of
coal."
“'I‘rue," said Consul Fowler, “hut
what of that?" » _
Our (‘onsul. you see, was another
of that strange species who think
that good things can be bought bv
nioncy only. Then I told' him to stat(-
hls 1-use to Admiral Seymour at Wei
llnl Wei forty miles to the eastward.
He sniffed suspiciously, but finally
yielded, and together we concocted
the cable- to which in an hour came
the joyful news: "Certainly, help your-
self- as mitch as you wIsh,"- or
words to th-at effect. I wonder il’ Eng-
land has ever been paid for that coal.
for l‘m sure that no bill would ever
be sent. by John Bull.
This story is here ‘printed for the
first time- not because it is of lm-
portnnce by itself. but because it iii
typical of hundreds of cases familiar
to many Americans
Anil ln_iii9|intali|e_
“It is the very object for ivhlth we
i'ead'y _still to bear -.all sacrifices,"
says the Tim_es.__
“The allied people intend not mere-
ly that right shall, be vindicated by
the supremacy of force, but that the
triumph of right shall be- abiding.
They know that nothing but coin-
piete victory can assure this result
and therefore they are resolved that
victory shall be overwhelming and
ind‘isputable.'”
SERENE C0N='":NcE ON BOTH-
`¥.`i'.&9 n .5" _.|9531 ~-
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Managers oi
the republic and democratic western
headquarters here each expressed ser-
ene confldence that his party would be
victorious in next 'l‘uesd‘ay’s election.
Aly!-n Thert, republican manager, an-
nounced that final reports from states
in his jurisdiction were more favor-
able than any yet received. Republi-
can leade-rs claim Wisconsin, Indiana,
illinois, Ohio, North and South Dako-
ta, Minnesota, idaho and even Mis-
souri and Kentucky, as certain for
Hughes and Fairbanks.
Senator T. J. Walsh. Democratic
western manager, issued statement
declaring dc-mocraté} piospccts iicver
brighter. 'I‘he.stat ient said final re-
ports l-ndlcated every western state
claimed by the republicans is eltlie-r
reasonably safe for President Wilson
oi' doubtful.
The dcinocrats will close their cam-
paign in Chicago ith ii mass meeting
i`0r business menznd rallies for nie-n
and women in every section of the
city. 2
The republicans will end their fight
with uooii meetings nt- hundreds of
factories, rallies i'or women in each
coiigressloiiai tlistrict, and n torch-
light pzirotfe tiirough the doivn-town
streets' at night. _
SENDING MANY WOUNDED CANA-
DIANS BACK HOME.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-With the reor-
ganization of the Caiiudiaii Hospital
system in Eiigluiid' many of the
wouiidcil who are able to stand the
voyage across the Atlantic will be
sent to Canada for treatiiient. This
policy will be in the interest of econ-
only and rclieve the congestion iii
the hospitals liere-_ Ali extension oi
the hospital system in Canatla will
be iiecileii to relieve the pressure in
ldnglanil.
ll.-\l,IFAX, Nov. ti.-'l`eii thousand
pounds was t'ziblcd‘ to l.ori`.' Lands-
dcwiic, President of the British lied
t‘i'0ss Society. by Llciitcnant.-Govci'n-
oi l\lacI{een on Saturday from Nova
Scotia. The cable stated that _there
was more to follow. Since the Brit-
ish pound_is at a illscouiit of about
ton cents in this country, Nova Scotiu
was able to buy the .£10,000 at a sav-
ing in itlic vicinity of $1,000.
Any Woman’s Struggle
For Goodiiealth
Quickly liewardeil
A SIMPLE HOME 'TREATMENT
NOW ADVOCATED THAT GIV-
ES FINE RESULTS.
fWlicn ii womaii's face grows hag-
gard and pale, when she is tired all
day and ready to cry when night
comes, she ought to know somethin;
is wrong. `
Putting oft’ only make matters vinrsc
The best advice we can give av- si-ck-
ly woman is to test out the following
treatment. _
At the close of every meal, with ii
sip -or two of water, take two clioco~
late-coated Ferrozone Tablets. This
seems to be the best thing going for
folks that are tired out, run-down and
in need of a. strengthening, building-
up medicie.
Ferrozone's action aids thc three
principal functions of the body- dl-
gestion, assimilation, elegnenfation.
By strengthening digestion it forms
an abundance of rich, red blood- this
gives good color.
By perfecting assimilation, Ferro-
zone supplies nutrition- this gives
strength, vim, stability.
Elimination is assured because Fer-
roziine quickens the action of the liver
kidneys and bowels- this guarantees
thc maintenance of vigorous health.
Farrozone puts you on the right
road- the one that leads to health `
son who is weak nervous or sickly, not
ii person in ill-health who won't re-
ceive immediate help from Ferrozone.
strengthen. Try it yourself- sold
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I I NWN  HARD°i
I -   ~ »
llllllilli lilfll 5 ` `
I
_ | _ 1.
i.oNnoN, Nev. s.-'rue mes. ii - ‘ ‘
der the heading "an -lnoppoitune sug- r ( _
gestion," comments editoriaily upon. -    ~ 7
a. letter from two members of pnrlla- Ll * _
ment which proposes, “nn immediate
movement toward the' -object dear t0 _/ _ . .
an humanity. civilized iiiahidiiu." WHEN coNsTh|PATEgRN_<;RS3_ll-I Hourly -\e\xpected_ fmm_
ous Give cAi.ii=
" N Y k
and ‘our niiies have home and are RUP or Fics. - ew OT por. Schqnnmf
"__ Bertha L. Downs' 1100 'l`0n81;
  'i “ Si,”..“;':"..§l“:..i,‘;i; “““-="" S°il1°°,"-°’ “R~rfi=”--~--
ll nessomac. V` _ ‘ ` ` '
iiiititeilliii gentle, thorough cleansin8~‘250fI‘_lol€  St  In  ,
.7  _ S1269- u_S<>=nvré. illkuidly-
\Vlien pecvlsh, cross. listlesrl. DMU-_plaée lhglr Q Qgrs and take\
1locsn’t sleep, 11095" l- 031 0" 0"' ““t`!deIlV:EI; Of l.h.CII"‘C` I It
ur:~llv, or is fseveilsli. 1-lllf;\¥:_1§:_'h 550023-d. H ,y . ' '~ 'U3 W IIISI'
-- - omnci- . . - ' ‘ " .
 !llniiii'rli¢i`ii4a,hii1ll of cold. give_ ISC arging' _
ii teaspoonful tif "(`H-Ilffiflllll SYl'\|D|
nf. Figs," and in zi few hours all the ‘
i`0ul. constipated waste. iinillgesteil _
fnoil iiiiii sour bile gently moves out .  0
or its imih how.-.is without grinliisl -
mid you have ii well. playful child! '
urfiin. _ \ h
You needn't coax sick children to] P  
fake this liarnilcss "frult laxatlve;"| _ _ _X
ve its delicious tiistc, and itl '
tl I - - _
nl‘;§:]iys0 makes them fccl splendid. - ‘
_ _ r 2- 
Agk v-om-_¢1i~uggi_.<;t for a .10-cent _ _ _ _
bottle of “t‘alli_foruiii Syrup ofhlgigx  F A _ _
which has '1 i‘e-ctioiis or . 1 i._
children of an neges ilpiilufor  ragga" arm yrslnre'
_ - o c. -
§i)sccl)iililri;l'}felt)si] slilg here. To bel Two choicepurebred A 
sure you get the genuine, ask to‘ y "5
see that it is made by “(T1ilifori1la|bUIIS 1_0 and 1|. I’l10l’llh9, Old
i-ig sy.-up ctimpiiiii-;" liiehish iuiy|respectively from heavv_produc.
otlicr kind .with contempt. 1ingdamsalgotwoYofkghlfesows
12 months old apply to
AMERICANS RECEIVED
Look at the tongue. niother! If _
U-53 CARDIALLV.
C. T. FERGUSON
liiCRl.lN, Nov. 6.- Yin Sayville- Marshfield N0 2 York Rl R
Captain Iiiiiis Rose ot the German
siibiiiariiie ll-53 5:.uve :iii iiitcrcstlng
account of the voyage of thc- sub- 240010 *MU* _
1
As ii tonic and restorative, as u'
healtli-bringer and body-builder, Fer-f _ 2922'11`0M - _
ozone is unrivalled. It cures because FOR SA'-5"*/\ C°W FRESHENED J. McKinnon. ltlll-‘I-18l|ti'.
it fccds and nourishes, because it con- IRB! OI' October. Apply Francis 
talns the elements that hiiiid up and 3313"- KBIWB CUPSB- _ WANTED ' __ .
. 11.-q. - - - ~
Anieri<"in naval authorities rcview
licvcr wien ic ariicl .
not desire to replenish my incl or.
provisions that 1 received the im-
pression that I would have encount-
ered ilifiiculties ii' I had (icsircd sup-
plies. 'l‘hc 1\i1iei~i<'aii officers visited
thc subiiiurliic in lairgu iiuiiibers and
were most deeply iiitercsicil ill hei'."_
Describing the siibniiirincs attack on
thc- vessels sunk ('aptaiin Rose saith,
"Sixteen Ainc~i'icuii torpedo boat
dcstrovers were assembled in the
inariiic to Anierii-un ivatcrs. Speak- _ '
ing of his reception in _tlic llnitcil
qt te Camnm now __md.__ ..Tm_  
the "l`--521 with the greatest. cordial-; _
ity, but the coniiiiiiiidiiiit ut thc New-
poit station was so cvidciitl_y i'c--
i i 1 ie i that i iihi_  a e -
l _I5 h. p. Imperial Gas En-
gine with reverse gear and
Friction H_0ist, very suitable
for a Schooner.
E. H. BEER, or
JAS. D. OFFER,
vicriiiity but did not interfere in ' Charlottetown
any way with the subinuriiic niilit- 2431'19`6F"m“'
ary measures.” i
I
¢l°1l'+~l»'I'~l'
One cantqaer word first inoortlo
charge Twenty-five cents `
'I"l°°l'°l°'|'°l'°i°°|°'l'\l"I"l"l°'|'\I"l~'l'~l°'l"l"l"|"l"l"l-'l"I°'|"l'l"|"l"l"l!l°'i1'
§Guai dian Classified Ads. ,
. _
*Oi*
n In this column, half cent poi 
word each continuation. cub must leeompany order. Mlnlmilm 4'
. +
. _ ‘_
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1*- -L 'TYW
AGENTS WANTED.
f .' "H 5-I
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
“PORTRAIT AGENTS' WANTED.;
Send for Catalogue. Solar and brom-
ldle prints, portraits tint and convex
franies and war pictures. Mer-
chants Portralt Co., Toronto.
` 2880-11-1lM6l.
-AGENTS wA.‘N1'so.-To sEL|_ i=Y>Ti
"tha old reliable Fontbill Nurseri-
es." We teach ou_r merrto sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary: Highest
1 Nlmmliislons paid: handsome .free
equipment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto, Ont..
2R44-ll-1MEtlNov. Rn.
sA|_esrvisN WANTED iN Pniuci
Edward island and elsewhere to
sell the most liberal licnlth nd - nc-
cident insui~a.iice_policy in 0111111111.
Pays for all diseases includlu the
first week of illness. All the old and
ten new fentures for $1.09 a month.
MERCHANTS CASUALTY.. COM-
PANY, Eastern Head Office No. 1
Adelaide Street East, Toronto. On-
tario. 2894-11-4lVl15i.
 _ 
HELP WANTED-MALE _
wANTEi>-'A sov on vou`No`M7KN
for s-lwe store. Would prefer one
with some experience. Write to
Box 24, Cit_y.__ 2905~',11,4,M3i.
WANTED A cAP1-A|N- "Wi-io"is
accustomed to sailing on the North
Side. Apply It. J. McNeill, Tyne
__Valley. 2874-11-3M6i.
WANTED- AT ONCE, A-TINSMITH
_ good wages, steady employment
- Apply Fred. I-I. Tralnor, sn Grafi
ton St. 2022.9.18Mtf.
WANTED- A MAID Fon c0oK|No
and general housework; no washing.
Apply Mrs. H. James Palmer, 22
Pleasant Street. 2949,11,7M3l.
PUPIL NUR8E8.- MALE AND FE-
male wanted. ot the Taunton State
male wanted at the Taunton State
es. For particulars, address. Dr.
Arthur V. ' Goss, Supt, Taunton
State Hospital, Taunton. Hoes.
8191-I-lllltf.
 
MISCELLANEOUS
_JA _
CUT THIS OUT FOB LUCK. SEND
blrtli date und 10c. for wonderful
horoscope of your entire life. Prof.
Raphael, 499 Lexington Avenue,
New York z z 2034-9-1GSlli
 
 T0 LET. ____
'ro LET-A owE`1I'.“iNTa`|-To“U`s'E No.
205 on Sydney Street, next to
First Methodist Church. Apply to
_i_ienry__ _sh1_iih.  _2903,11,41vi3i.
To LET- House 2SN`i.oNawon'ri4
Avenue, ull modern improvements.
Possession at once. Apply 155 Eus-
ton St. 3855,11,1M6i.
L_ ______
T0 LET- HOUSE. APPLY 282
*Great George Street. 8408-10-4Mtf.
T0 LET-‘A HOUSE ON THE COR-
ner of Cumberland and Grafton
Streets, containing nine rooms.
modern improvements. Apply James
W. Stewart c|0 Pmtone Ltd.
_ _ 2368-10-iillitf.
KBY» Silfilllzfleld, Lot 67, farm, ei-up
and implements. Highly bred
stock on Thursday, November 9 at
one o’clock. See hand bills.
?lf’l’_
_ _ ___ _2917-11-3M2ip1i.
To LET- iN canvas or' ci`1'V.
- ` H DALE.
Not ii mnn. woman, or child need- - _. _ a. large barn und coach house pri-
ing blood. vigor endurance- not n per- AUCTION SALE AT CALVIN Mc-3 vate, rlllli SWB! lllil |005- "fd-
Apply_-Fred H. Trainor. 80 Grnitoli
_ sr.  2021-9-193411.
T0 LET-AT BRIGHTON. house oi
10 rooms all modern lmprovemontl.
possession Nov let. Apply to J-
w7\`N'rso-"T10 "° Fa ssH'_'c`A |.vE0
everywhere in 50 cent boxes. 6 boxes FOR' 8ALE.- 'FUI-‘t I.'mAED` "¢~6AT, cows. Jersey Grades preferred.
for $2.50. or by mall from The Cutsrrn- rat lining, sable collar. Apply 247 Write or phono A. 'R. McKay.
ozone Co., Kingston. Ont. Prince St. 2893-11-4M3ipd. Lawnilule Farm. 291ti-l.1-6M4.pd-
WANTED AT ONCE *il  
mg ' » Il ll ` , _ ,
of ¢_|,,np¢,.“-;m»_ "nan, “my gg |-¢. i$'j1‘:,h'§,:; §  Just arrived carload of C. P.Sekyere Ci y Com-t_I-Dorn’ n » mg __ or lnfortnxndn apply t
moving the Oollen culvert on Maple 'N 'UW *ll ° 'MR N B l - H M t d' F' Bi -- ' '
Plains Bond-`4'n~Klnliore School Din- °“{1€,§°sg:f;°ddx& "&'iri':?°é§ cii)iIt.6 ?l`8liin ntiilelift hifi? bxn inzgecteiilevemng of Monday’ the zolh' J _ ' ~   4 \ , . ` ' `
trict on the hllht of October the 31st. nemo:  or I lmd at and has no psrnennom 0( any kind NOV€I`I'lb¢I', at 8 0 C-IOCIZ. .- . ~ _   - . \
Furliaitisnn IluiyailvisPnintBailai ‘tialifu its.
g;»_1m___~»y¢-__gn3Mn_f_.i»_; 455.35-f;fhg§_g_¢ff_~;g zii5a,11,1i|12i. _ _ _- '. Ailllllam  _ __ _I I I it ` _ ‘ _  ,
The Annual General Meet- Splendid Opportunity for Men wlio for various . readout
._ _ ar :gg.4£_=rmuJ:i2rmhm»¢;a:_g:_m¢;4i_»'3  00 SOCl€I5Y_'alld alltitlmefls Inter- . _ 0 0 2 Oriel# ._ ` _ _
ei;-_»‘i'_§{f»°{_§§;'§{§‘{»§gf;_i§5_-2  “"""f°~“"“:7°,,°__`_°';‘_§,-""°"   'T D E°,,*,‘i§,,_;,'_‘ ,,§,‘,‘°,,,_",‘§‘,, 2,, ,122 Fort Ives is Oflicered by Efficient Island Officers 2-
llil. . nwenm 1 1 for mm my - _ _ _.
wins A ireunim.. “““°°°°'3”°“- _°° ° in it _ By order, _ ' Otllcer In Chaflo -989.01. - » - -___
canmiuimm oimihiie we-ii.. ' _ __m_’g";,_#g,:;g&_?Fe _M w. s. eusuv. PETER CONROY_;* M D., - ~ -      -_ ..._.... ~-.-........- ...-
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