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We havefvesscls at Qur made of the best quality rub-
Whaff HOW With the f0ll0W1l'lg ber and latest designs to with-
coals . ' ~, stand constant hard usage.
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Drummond Round
Reserve Run of Mine
. Two Year
We will be discharging for
.several days. ‘ , Guarantee
Order your supply to-day
against any defect in material
, or workmanship.
A.  & Co. iitcidt-lit; li§ri2;]§v;i.ooyi):$‘:iio.new
I t shone 240 Geo. E. Hughes
Ch’town ,__r__m’g
“The Peoples’ Driiggist”
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IT PAYS to buy this Province.
TO-NlGHT'$ PARADE.-See the
sights at the Pe_ddler's Parade, Heartz
,Memorial Hall, to-night; ‘Admission
10 cents. 3330
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab-
ibatli, 14th, at Kinross at 10.30, Mill-
view at 2.30 and Birch Hill'at 6.30
p.m. '
U.S., PCTATO ~6ROP.--The -report
of the potato crop of the New England
,States as published by the New ,Eng-
~land Gazette, is as follows:-“ The
potato crop is, to a very large extent,
. a failure.; Blight caused many potato
fields to be marly aodead loss. The
yield will be less than 50 per cent. of
the normal crop. The entire season
has been a poor one for potatoes.
A BRIGHT PUPIL.-lf is pleasing
to note the high marks made by .Mar-
tin McRae, son of'lVIr and Mrs A. J.
McRae, East Royalty, who is attend-
ing the Halifax School for the Blind.
At the monthly examinations he made
ninety-nine psi' cent. in schoolwork,
one hundred pm' cent. in music- and
one hundred per cent in deportment,
which Supt. Frazer said was excellent.
Mr McRae. although not totally blind,
wasqof late years deprived of attend-
ing the public schools and it was con-
sidered advisable for him to enter that
institution last September.
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ISLAND STUDENTS AT TRURO.--
Prince Edward Island contributes a
considerable quota of students this
year to the College of Agriculture.
‘ Truro, N.S, The regular session of
the college opened on the 2nd inst.
with an initial registration that. de-
spite tlie current war, is within
twenty-five per cent. of the attendance
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  I t - fdhgistiand :cti%\ce_Church, Itfdw Opera
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0 se an ii minutes tothe shopping
l and business section
Here you_wlll find a choice
assortment of the most delici-
ous chocolates made hy Moira.
Neilsons and Willlarde- Can-
ada's best confectloners.
Electric cars  the Oxford to B,
and M. R R. Station, all 5*. S, Lines and
every pmt of the city and suburbs.
szhégige room $1.00 andlup: with bath
vlgguble rooms $2 00 and up; with bath
" riiitirr i=Ri~:'r'i‘o ilfopfieior.
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Our chocolates are as pure.
LETTERS ~ PATENT.-Application
hes been madefor letters patent for
the incorporation of "The Gallant
.Drug»Company Limited", the objects
for which incorporation is sought
being to conduct and carry on ii gene-
ral wholesale and retailidrug business
chemicals. patent piedicines. fancy
goods and iconfectionary. All the
necessary privlliges areasked for and
the chief place of business will be
Summerside. The capital stock of
divided into 1000 shares at $10 each.
clean, fresh and good no even
the most fastidlous couldmde-
I sire.
Boxes and bulk-ordinary
prices.
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j the company is iixou at $10,000, to he
  'Thi alépllcanfs iafei J- Edward Gill-
aii , ummers dc; P.. -Aeneas Mc-
_ “ Wednesday is the Donald, Summerside; 2'. B. Cahill, Tig-
\ast  for receiving nisli; Gertrude Gallant, Summerside.
discounts on Electric SOUVENIR FROM 'rReNcHEs. -
Light bills for october Mr. and Mrs. J. J._ Storey of this city
received a souvenir from France yes
‘lighting, Pay today any terdaly of which they are exéieedingly
' prour. t was ii box of wed ing cake
  . Save n-\0ney° 3818118M3l daintily tied up and sent to them by
V  ` ' - Private Samuel Elliott of Winsioe
| whose wedding to a young lady whom
Bee Skeptical ol ""' "’ -'
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Noi lui ii coli uni claim.
lf you want, good, pure *
reliable tobacco go to an s ‘ _ _   , '_
lignest manutlactiirgr. Vito  '
ve eam¢S Y S riven _ _ .
establish sucha reputatior,_anrl oelievetloui oildnigengli
will say that we have neverdisappointed em. c ey s
Bison Twist chewing 'roboooo represents rwr vol!
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line. 'I
Hickey & Nicliolson'l`oli. Co., 
Phone 345 _ - , Manufacturers
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lie niet in Edinburgh took place some
A time last month. Although few de-
f tails have been received as yet, it will
be generally interesting to know that
he had as his groomsman an Island
soldier..Private D. McDonald. The
marriage is truly a romance of the
war as Private Elliott formerly came
here- from the Old Country and only
met his bride while on a short fur-
lough having been in the 'trenches
steady for eight months. He has been
through several battles, from bay-
onet charges and although ,he came
through safety had many narrow es-
_capes and was reported at one time
to have been 'kllle-d.‘ This rumor was
occasioned by his comrades finding
his. kit which was shot off him and on
another occasion he had his rifle dis-
abled while flring. His, many home
friends join with The Guardian in ex-
tending to him heartiest congratula-
tions, all of which will he personally
tendered him when he returns .from
the War. Private Elliott was among
the first to offer his services in de-,
fence of his country' and was for
sometime on home defence at Sydney
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Mines under Maior Darke. He en-
listed for overseas service with tlie-
tlrst contingent leaving this Province.
::Foster's Guaicol Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oli is much stronger than most
emulsions sold and the addition of
Guaicol makes it the finest prepara-
tion on the market for obstinate
coughs and bronchial affections. 50c.
and $1.00 a bottle. E. A. Foster, -Lien-
,tral Drug Store. I __
.Miss Ada Bradbury.
_ 88 Great George Btreet . -.-
Art Needle Work and materialrfor
working. Stamped Linens 'and
Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George
Street. ‘
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- FEDDLER8' PARADE.-Hear Miss
Hughes sing at the Peddler's Parade
to-night. There will be delicious Ice
Cream and home-made candy for sale.
Admission, 10 cents. 3833.
nAPiDLv iMPnov|Ne.-Her many
acquaintances throughout the city will
be pleased to learn Miss Hughes,
nurse, Holy Cross Hospital, is much
improved after her serious illness. It
is presumed Miss Hughes may leave
for her eastern home, where it will
take her several months to recuper~
ate.-Morning Albertan, Calgary.
(Miss Hughevisfa daughter of Mrs
Catherine Hughes: Mill fiove, P.E.I.
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SOMEWHIRE IN FRANCE.- The
Guardian has received from Private
Ed.'A.` Johnson, “somewhere in
France," a splendid post csrd picture
of six boys connec‘ed~ with the Red
Cross Ambulance Corps. Uuforti_ina'te-
ly' the names orfaddresses of the
boys arenot given but The Guardian.
is reserving the photo so that Privati-
Johnson's~relatives or friends may
see it, if they, so desire.
-i PLANTING BULBS.-The season
for planting- tulips, hyaclnthes, daff-
odils out‘of doors will likely close this
week with the' advent of Jack Frost to
harden up mothenearth. To those
who intended _to plant some of these
lovely--flowering 'bulbs, .but 'have not
done _so, a [last reminder is given.
There has been a great demand for
bulbs this' year and it is safe to say
the grounds of many citizens will be
a thing of beauty to admire with the
advent of next' spring. Do it now.
' HOME GUARDS.-On Thursday
evening next at the Armourles all
members of the Home Guards will
meet to celebrate the first years for-
mation of the Home Guards ln Char-
.. ,$5 New Doniiiiioii, iiowar, Dome, Ar los. to commence promptly at 8
y¢Ji`|f»‘;‘!f-3*' z ‘ ‘ - -
wg  6 I *vc* .» Rooms Baths ` I lliisgoii _ Edmund Plneau, vt/linrlotte orclock ___
l.¥‘!Q A '  MAe|s'i'|=iA'rEs c]ouR'r.-Yester- __ c
, _. ),$»'j.r“ . . V _  day morn ng was a fn rly busy one at
s  iioiiai. oxroiui
the court. A dozen boys were brought
up on ii charge of disorderly conduct
round Brighton and .damaging fences,
the property of Mr W. A. Stewart,
Brighton, and Mr L. P. Tanton, Elm
Avenue, on the night of Hallowe'eii,
between 9 o'clock and midnight. The
boys all adniitted having been iii the
hunch and that they had been shout-
ing and larking, but denied any know-
ledge of doing damage to property oi'
removing doorsteps. After question-
ing all the boys the Marshal gave them
a few words of admonition. There
were some big boys among them, he
said, who ought to know better. They
came so near being hoodlums that the
ordinary person could not tell the
difference. The case of the removing
of a lady's doorstep had resulted in
serious consequences, but he did not
think any of the boys had been mixed
up in that. He believed that these
offences would not be repeated and
appealed to their better instincts and
trusted they would -be more honour-
able in future. They were fined $2
with $1 costs each. This will prob-
ably have a salutary influence on their
future conduct. A charge ol’ ,selling
barley beer over the 3 per cent. limit
was dealt with, but was adjourned for
a week. There were also seven cases
of non-payment of dog-tax.
$100 REWARD $100
The readers of this paper will beplessed to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able tocure in all its stages,
and that is cstsrrh. _Catarrh being greatly in-
tluencedbv constuutional conditions requires
constituuonaltreatment I-Iall’s Gatarrh Cure is
taken internally and acts thru the Blood onthe
Mucous Surfaces of the System, thereby destroy-
ing the foundation of_ the disease. giving the
patient strength hy buildiryg up the constitution
and assisting nature in oing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers thattteyoffer Une Hundred Dollars for
:ny cleric that it fails to cure. Send for list of test-
mon I s. \
Address F. J. Cl-IENEY & Ct) , Toledo, 0,
Sold by all Drugglsts, 75:.
::If you are 'ii lgood cook. you are
careful about the Kitchen Drugs. We
sell the purest. and the best' Baking
‘Powder, Flavourlng Extracts, Olive
Oil. Spices, etc.. etc.; JOHNSON &
.Iori_NsoN, Druggists, cor. Kent and
Prince Sts. f
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A I   Service-~
' -' That feelingiofsecurit
which one.s ould hav
in purchasing drugs '
.always experienced
ourcustomers. It is mos
gratifying to us* to not
this, for it proves to us
V that our untiring efforts
, to, Vovide THE BEST 'OF
VSER ICE; AND Till-I FINEST
-AND PUEEST GOODS HAVE
his niisiiiiin tin-'sc’r.
‘ If you will trade' with
us, we feel .sure that our.
exemplary service will
inspire in you this _same
fee ing of security and
cause' you to beoomea
regular customer.
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_ilblinson I .leluieon
rits 'nuiitirv' enuaiéoig,
Kent C
last year. Following is the list of lottetown. As Col. Allan and his
enrolled students who have reported DTH*/0 men “OW 0001195’ the Drlll Hall
, ` , - - ‘ from Prince Edward Island:-Seniors li Wlll U0 lllllmsslble f0l` lhe H0109
.  ,lv H -W. J. Cass, l§{o_rt,'h_Riv¢r;` Eric C_ Guard members to go through theh-
. * L . _‘ __ --'-l'-""'-*"""| Dobio, charlotte own; iiaroiii soiiur- weekly drill this Tuesday evening- _
H -R .. :_ `N , _W  . $93, ‘Central Bedeqny;-Cyrus pome,-_ All memberstaég coiidially; irivited tix 
A-_i __; _-.elk-»_-_,_,r;'»-,.i`..., V 256 150 - t. (.armel. Juniors-fl-i ctor, Currie. le Drelent H urs Hy ll Z1 s mee - ,
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More New
Millinery
'WITHIN THE LAST few days
we have brought in alot of p'retty
new things in Millinery.
There are
New Velvet Hats
New Ornaments
New 0s'trich`T1fimmings
Ali' of the very smartest new des-
igns in hats and trimmings -are rep-
resented. -
For the Kiddies
SATURDAY express left a
nice line of smart Velvet and Cor-
duroy hats and tams for little girls.
Brown Corduroy Hats.. . . . .65c
Tweed Hats for............$l.00
Black \/e1ve`toHat with colored
band    ..... _  1.35
Brown and bite brocaded plush
hat ........ . ._ .... 
Plain brown velvet Tams..1.50
Brocaded velvet tams, 
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` ur a e on , and t e Germans
--- had been forced to retire there. where
ouiit already acknowledged they were reinl'oi'ced by their sup-
$9,290 06 orts We had about 1 00 r
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unt Royal School District, go to reach the village. lt was hell-
Miss Florence McNeill S.10,lish. It was full of machine guns, and
rniony School District.
Miss Margaret McDougall
uiit Albion School Dis-
trict'. Miss Mabel Inglis
ehead Road School Dis-
trict, Miss Loretta Whelan,
nt Pleasant School Dis-
trict, W. L. McLeaii _
Point School District, _
Miss Frances L. McKinnon
onifield School District,
Miss Edna Fitzgerald
une Cove School District,
Miss Beatrice Fitzgerald
nville School District,
Miss Christie B. Biggar
th. Freetown School Dis-
trict, Miss Mary Ilamniill
n William School District,
Everett Buel
deiiell School District.
Miss Ada Gordon
ad of Montague School
District, J. Samuel Nich-
olsoii
eatley River School Dis-
trict, P. Julian Keoughaii
they sent over a terrible' fire. My
cliunis were dropping right and left.
but we still kept on, only dropping at
intervals for a breather. When we
got to within 50 yards of the village-'
the fire caused a bit, and what was
‘left of us rushed ahead. lt only took
about half an hour to capture it. The
Germans on the whole proved them-
selves cowards, as they would not
.face us. Those who did not retire
threw down their arms and pleaded
for mercy. We took hundreds of pris-
oners. That village was in an awful
mess. mangled Germans lying every-
where. We had then to search the
village, and in many of the cellars we
found Germans chained to machine
guns. it was too awful, but it' was
a glorious victory.
4.45
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2.90
5.00
16.75
6.80
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20.00
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44-70 "We then ect after 'the Germans and
forced thcni to retreat to Hill 70. Af-
ter a terrible fight we captured it. and
pushed onwards. The Germans then
took up a position in a village on the
3630 other side, where they received great
- ', reinforcements. As they were in
T°fa| l'° date $9'498'z6 houses and we had been greatly re-
.duced in numbers, they forced us to
` PERCY POPE' _retire about 200 yards to the creast of
H°"° Tre“°“r°r' Hill 70 'Our reinforcements met us
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NOVBmbSr 8, 1915, th ’ I ‘H held
ere, an we the enemy. We got
dug in. and the enemy made terrible
_ counter-attack_s, but we never moved,
CHAINED T0 THE GUNB. and simply mowed them down. We
*then set to ilh"d‘-established a position
The Cameron Highlanders of Scot-V from ,which they will never shift us.
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d, were in the 'thick of the recent We were their relieved. and retired
ting, and covered themselves with about four miles back to a village,
sh glory. where we rested.
"l‘he villa e of Loo " writes a " ' -‘
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LOST TRACK OF TIME .\
Late hoy-"Good night. Miss Cay-
enne. l’ll be going now. Had a most
pleasant evening." ‘
Miss Cayenne (drowslly, at 1 am.
m.)-"Ali, yes, you called last even-
ing, didn't you ?" .
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NEW YORK FISH ADS
Consignments Solicited Prompt Re-
turns
ti.”
John  Bu.
107 Fulton Market
New York
_ Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealers _
Bass Smelti &` Eels Specialties
All correspondence, promptly answ-
ered. Stencls sent on application.
S.B. WiLEY&SilllS
Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.
Reference. Greenwich Bank or any
wholesale Fish house in the United
States. `
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Eels had Fish el all iilsds, 
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