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Tlma Tails. Rocky Pelns Parry.
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Shown ’in Patent and
Gun Metal leathers.
$3.50 to $5.00
Alley §z Co.
1 1 Sole Agents
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slivmo His seams
Governess-Why d0n’t you use your
brains. Douglas?
Douglas-Because I want them to
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Ki ’ C ty
Liberiilf-(§on:eli'.vative
Convention
A Convention ct the Liberal-
Ccnservative Party ot King’s
County will he held at Georgetown
on Wednesday. Nov. 3rd. 1915. at
1 p.m., for the purpose ot nominat-
ing a Candidate in the Liberal-
Conscrvntivc interest in King's
County in place of Mr A. L.
Fraser.
Each Poll is requested to have
the usual number of delegates in
attendance. ~
JOHN MCLEAN. _
Vice-President.-
3320-10-7m23l.
Canadian Mail Steamer
“ Lady Sybil" `
Leaves Intercolonlal Railway Wharf i
Picton, Nova Scotia,
MON DAY AND THURSDAY '
at each week, on arrival ot the morn-
ing express from Halifax (about
noon), tor curls, P. E. Island, and
there awaits the arrival ot the attor-
noon train from Charlottetown;
:hence to Magdalen Islands ss tol-
ows:
' MONDAY-Leave Sourls tor llltsng-
du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone island'
and Point Bosss. Returning, calls st
Grindstonc, Amherst and Solaris; and
and returns to Picton.
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for
Amherst, Grindstons Island, Point
Bossa and Grand Entry. Retumillg
calls st Point Bossa, Grindstone, Am-
herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.
On the first trip in the months of
June, July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Bay to land mails and passengers for
Amherst, thence to Pryoh island lie-
turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind-
stone, Amherst snd Bouris.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON G. SON. `
Agents, Halifax. ,
Cl-IAS. W. IVES,
Agent, Picton.
MATTHEW Mol.EAN A 60..
- Agents, Sourls.
Or to WM. MoLUllE, llsnagsr
Owner, Pictou, Nova Scotia.
and
5*°l'“'*"P °°""" *“°*"" °”" °°"‘ 20“1'7~15N\f- ‘ Pupils (21) crude vm, l.. K. `
L ave Stotliiilliicohlhon Wed and F -__ __ _i Smit’ teacher i 335
9 - » '* '* - Vl L l J .
Frida at 9 a m for Lubec, lilastport __ ~ _.1 Pupils (34) Griule L y
Y Taylor. teacher 580
”z::.?:.l“.sl2..”°.°;:r..“§::;“- can ANADIAN  co cmd- ll M--f
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ll PAC I F pupil. (ss) cnuis v o s Mac 500
|P LINI d ld, t acher .
srs'l:li||s'illie:TEr.i¢i“ll§i4HLAuo silo EXCTRSION RATES ‘ P“l3i=a<32>e“'“d° W- A- A- WM'
Vancouver & Victoria B C
N007" *TA* ’ ' ' Pupil (si) onine 1i.Bei-nice `
Reduced fares in effect . . SAN FRANCISCO lsorton. teB<=l10\' 2-06
‘° sa_oo`tu Nnw Yoruc and L05 ANGLES, ga|_ Pupils (31>.Gra1ic Ill. Carrie
' Reduced Stateroom Pfl¢°°- ouslielilimo Nsvcuilmsotii H‘”"““' °°“°h"" ` 23?
Good .to Return until i December 3lst
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, tegcher 1_7()
Tues, Thurs., and Sat., st 6.00 D. ul-  Pupils -(36) Grade I, A. M. Gard-
City Ticket Omoo. 47 King Street. _ iner, teacher 3.10
A. c. curl-ic. Asset. sf. Jann. N. s. From Charlottetown pupils (215 Aims school, Psiei-il
~ A/I .FismInp.~_T.I.AP.A. lt‘J0l\l\» (vm Paint du Cheng) Road. Lot 63, per Grace Mac-
Naw lrunswisk. . Gm G i d R 1 Donald, teacher 3.45
 l Guns", C,‘},§,,§‘_'§,,“,°,§,‘},'“§§'§v" '§{g,,,, Pupils '(21) Abney School. Lot _
ui- vin v¢m,sl1.so uilaliiolfil. _ _' V 64, per Chas. F. Richards, tes-
C AIKFIEJMN - The Téms :aka  o
W. B. HOWARD, D.I»‘,A., 0.P.R.. St. John.
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“”""”`""' ` psi- Exeline Arsenault, 'teach-
_Furness I _  ’
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mslpunon rm luursx _
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Oct. sith Rappahannock Nov- loth
No_v._7\-ll Bbsnaldosh Nov.lItll
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_ vlsuns. » vienna, .
Ogtflm. Lexington i '_
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llomsrd Dofsslo Nov.$ll'~
.» Asovsssninsosraaocsuussisis sas,
sl~s°&aetmehsos‘swlltlsu¢ss¢n.' Q '
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' ' .xinew riomspmr. Joiiu o.
, - l the "Burns Homestead," which he pur-
‘ ' adds much to the appearance of this
E  thriving village.-di.
T 1 o'r'r.lw.4. our.. oc¢._sv.-mi". rs-
'csnt recruiting meeting I séldressed
. Massey 1-lsll, 'roi-onw..llo more
aint.-fr-‘f-' ff-‘» - ~ -T-V* - - '- -  -=‘~'-‘-'~'-'- ~ ~ ~ - 
ed aneat cottage on his property on_
St. Peter’s Road. near All Saints
Church.-B. ‘ _
Scrimgoour 1s` removing from his old
‘ residence on the Launching Road, to
chased some time aku.-it.
. .*HOME' IMPROVEMENTS.-
Mr. Nelson Sigsworth, Cardigan, has
built s dns two-storey dwelling house
on his property on Main street, which
...*RECOVERED.- Mr. Marshall
Campbell, ot Mitchell River. who was
severely injured by falling from a isd-
der whlle engaged in saving grain has
it is pleasing to be able to report, al-
most complcteiy recovered and is able
to be about again.--&.
. . .*8ERl0UB FlRE._-Mr. Matthew
Burke, of Mitchell River, had the mls-
-.fortune tx lose ills dwelling house by
fire recen ly. The fire took place on
Sunday when Mr. Burke and his
neighbors were at church. lt was first
seen by Mr. George McRae. who lives
at some distance, and before he arriv-
ed on the scene the fire had made such
headway that it was impossible to
save the building though most of the
personal ellects were saved. The loss
is partly covered by insurance.-&.
EASTERN PERSONALS
...*Mr. John Macdonald, Mate ol
'the S. S. "Enterprise," ‘has removed
his family td‘ Cardigan Bridge.-&.
. . .°Mr. William ‘ Sigeworth, Ferl?-
‘ man of Newport, Lot 54, has been con-
fined to his house for some time past
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. Boudreault, of Georgetown, is run-
ning the terry tor Mr. Sigsworth till
the latter is able to resume work.-&.
PRINCE EllWlliliISllilll
HEI] BHUSS FUND
Amount already acknowledg-
ed $11,269.86
Charlottetown Lodge No. 218
~ Maintainance of Way Em-
ployees; per M. Bcrrigan
Esq.
Pharmaceutical Ass'n. oi' P.
E. I., per D’O.M. Reddin,
Esq., Treas.
R. E. Bagnall, New Glasgow
Mrs. R. E. Bsgnall, New Glas-
. gow
Proceeds sale candy, People's
Theatre by the ladies Zion
,Chnrcl'l, City, per Rev. G.
C. Taylor
Cyrus Smith Esq., New Glas-
gow
Mrs. Henry Newcomb, Port
25.00
100.00
5.00
1.00
115.00
1.00
5.00
200.00
Hill
"An American citizen," per
J. 0. Hyndman Esq., City.
Total to date $11,721.86
D. A. MscKINNON.
Hon. Treasurer.
November 2nd. 1915.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _STU-
DENTS’ GIFT FUND. DIST. LO. 8.
Previously acknowledged $294.69
Pupils (17) Hunter River School
per Mary Mr. McGuigan.
teacher , 3-20 -
Pupils (14) Anglo Ruetico School.
Rustlco, per Amy Toombs,
teacher - 3-45
Pupils (10) Brooklyn Scbool,l-Iills
River, per Pearl ` Lockerby,
teacher 1.10
Pupils (23) Baldwin’s Road
School, per Agustus Cairns.
teacher 2.05"*
Pupils (14) 'l‘raveller’a' Rest
School, per Georgina Mathe-
son, teacher 1.30
Prince Street School, City, (To-
tal $37.62 as follows, per J. D.
Seaman, Principal.
Pupils (34) Grade IX and X, J. ' _
D Seaman, teacher 635
man, teacher 3 50
Pupils (25) Grade ll, A Watson
ciler 1.90
Pupils (14) and Teacher. Rock
Bars. School, per Daniel J. Mc-
' ool, Glen Martin per Christina
MacDonald. teacher 2.00
Pupils (20) St. Gilbert School.
or l..25
Pupils '(17) Newton Cross School
per ngene ..l. Dunn, teach-
er _ 8.40
Pupils (20) Maxlnlville School. '
per Leo M. Doll-on. teacher 1.35
Pupils (17) Middleton School, _
Lewis. Lot 60,, per,MAlcom li. _
McDonald. teacher 1.55
Amount to date -340,31
R. M. STANVWAY,
_-Becy-Trees.
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MIN RIBINT / ‘
_ PIROONAL ATTACKSV-
`$sh ,two hundred msn ‘o ngming
_ _Phee 2.00
Pupils (20) Milltown Cross Sch- ,
. }_-:.1-_;-,~_~:_~.-_~_-_-_-f_-_-_-:_;-e-_-f;_-i_-_-;_;~,~_~_~,; *V
' .none cenr per word escll in
bertion tor advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
..°D. F. TIERNEY is Guardlail re-
presentative in Sourls, llllltt
_ ...*PROPERTY EXCHANGE.-
Mr. John Sullivan, Blacksmith ot Car-
digan Bridge, has exchangedhis pro-
perty in the village with Mrs. Michael
into Mr. Sulllvan’s late residence on
Main street, opposite J. A. Macdonald
lt Co's store. and Mr. Sullivan is now
occupying his new premises on St.
getefs Road, North ot the village.-
...*8HlPPlNG.-Tilere is a boom
in shipping at Cardigan Bridge at pre-
sent owing, no doubt, to the extraor-
dinarily high prices for farm produce
which rate at fifty cents a bushel tor
potatoes and forty-two qents per bus-
hel for oats, with an upward tendency.
Already three echooners have loaded
and cleared'and five more are being
loaded at present. Never in the mem-
ory ol the oldest inhabitants have po-
tatoes been so high this early in the
season. Messrs. J. A. Macdonald &
Co. are the principal shippers.-&.
...*NEw 8CHO0LHOUSE.- Dur-
ing the' past summer a. splendid new
schoolhouse was built at Mitchell
River to replace the old one, which
had certainly outlived its usefulness.
The building was erected on a new
site purchased from Mr. Humphrey
Hayter, as the old school lot was con-
sidered to be unsuitable the soil being
-very low and swampy in its vicinity.
The contractors, Messrs. McPhee and
Campbell, did their work well and
Mitchell River now has a school
building second to none in the coun-
try districts of King’s County. That
the ratepayers are broad-minded and
determined to keep abreast of the
times is shown by the fact that at the
last annual meeting they voted an in-
creased supplement foi- the teacher
although under such heavy expense
for building purposes. Their example
in this respect might well be copied
by other school districts. Miss Bes-
sie Gordon, a native of the district, is
the capable teacher. This is Miss
gordods second year in this school.-
  lliillnills
C}I'TO\VN MARKETS
Butter, per lb ~ ' " _ 28-30
Fowl per lb 10
Chickens ' 14 to 16
Hay pressed $13
Buckwheat, 75 to 90
Wheat, per bus. 11.00 to-S-1.25
Oats, 38
Eggs, dozen, 28-30
Butter lb (creamery) 30
Tub butter per lb 25
Potatoes, per bus. new 30
Beet per lb., retail' _ 10 to 12
Turnlps. 12
Wool, per lb. 25 to 40
Plums per qt . 15
Straw 35.50
S’SIDE MARKETS
Butter, (dalry)) per lb. 22 to 23c.
Butter (creamery) per lb. 31c.
Calfsklns, per tb. ‘ 13c.
Chickens, (dressed) per lb _ 12 to 150.
Eggs, per doz. _ 26c.
Hay, pressed, per ton S10 to $13
Hay, loose, per ton $9 to $10
Hides, per lb. 14c.
Oats (black) per bus, 421:.
Oats (white) per bus, 40c.
Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. , $3.50
Potatoes, per bush. 50
Pork, organs left out 7% to 10|/ic.
Straw. (pressed). Der ton $6.00
Turnips, per bush 25c.
Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.25
Wool, per lb. 26 to 40c_
 
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You have a cold, or your child
has a cold; a cough; a tight feel-
ing across the chest; a soreness in
the breathing tubes. ._
In the past how have you treated
such? You have bought some
cough mixture, and swallowed this
down into your stomach. Now,
why? Your stomach was not ail-
ing; and there is no direct connec-‘
tion between your chest (where
the trouble is) and your stomach!
Then why swallow into your
stomach any mixture when the
trouble is in your lungs and bron-
chial tubes?
It’s a mistake; and Pops is the
remedy provided to correct this
nn-commonsense treatment. Pepa
are little tablets, which contain
highly beneficial Pine essences.
_combined with other medicinal ex-
tracts. These henling extracts are
so prepared that as soon as you put
a Pep into your mouth they are lib-
erated ln the form or healing vsp-
ors. You breathe these vapors
down to the throat and lungs, and _
thus treat the organs thht are in-
flamed. direct. In a way, it is like
breathing from a vsporlssr or
bronchitis kettle, except that thsrs
is no apparatus needed, the little
Pops providing everything needful
for the treatment! The vary small
portion of Pops which you swallow
has a slightly tonic eilsct upon tha
stomach and does you good, but
the use of Pops is not for stomach
troubles, but for lung, throat and
bronchial troubles. Pops ours thssa
ss no ordinary treatment can. _
Children like Pops and they are
but for the little ones bseansa
Pops contain no morphine. lauda-
num or other poison found in so
many of tha old cough mixtures. -
Dnigglsts and ltoras svsrywllsrs
sell Pops 50c. box or from Psps,Co..
Toronto. tor price. Ramambsr the
name--tour letters ollly:- _
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1.. .,  i"-_...Mr *- M'-ii
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hui mslllns smnioils sham' 'mu
attacks spoil nlsa for act regime.
Costello. Mrs. Costello has moved`
Public Opinion lndoi-ses
this family remedy by making its sale larger than that
of any other medicine in the world. The experience of
generationsjlas proved its great value in the treatment' ~
of indigestion, biliousness, headache and constipation.
BEE0lIlM_’Sf _iPll.5.|.S
relieve these troubles and prevent them from becoming serious ills by
promptly clearing wastes and poisons out of the digsstl s systqn_l.__
` They strengthen the stomach, stimulate the liver and ritllate the ‘
bowels. Mild and harmless. A proven_famlly remedy, unequslled'
For Digestive Troubles
Prepared only by Thomas Beeollslsl, St. Helens. Lancashire. Bnllsnd-
Sold avsryvvlsera ln Canada and U. S. Amsrios. ln boxes, 25 cents.
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HETHER you are baking s deliciously f
tasty loaf of Bread, or a light: flakey Pie, V
_ you can depend on “Beaver” Flour to
glve you the happiest results every time.
Because “Beaver” Flour is always the same.
It containsjust the proper proportions of Ontario
~ and Western wheat-blended exactly before the 2
wheat is ground. Try it.
DEALERS-write us lor prices on TNT. IL 'l'sy|srCa. I3* -
Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. IBS Chatham. 0st. _ _f
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We have a new lot of these to arrive_ in a .day or_so,
which we will sell at a rediculously low price, considering
present day values. '
Also: If you want a pair of dress gloves,'or any kind V
of working or driving gloves or rhitts, see ours. We have _i
a large stock and unbeatable prices.
Men’s heavy winter pants, extra good values, all sizes.
You can get anything you want here. We buy in large f
quantities, for spot cash, at rock bottom figures, and will '
sell accordingly. '
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