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Mazda Lamps
Io watt I 5 watt
20 watt 25 watt 40 watt \
All One Price
55 cents each
Special Offer Important
From October 15th to October 25th we will allow arebate
of I5 cents _on each Mazda Lamp sold to replace a
Carbon lamp.
Carbon lamps must be returned at time of sale.
Terms Cash Only
All lamps must be taken at time of purchase.
Charlottetown Light & Power Company Ltd.
69 Grafton Street I _
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The Boiler inspection and
insurance Company oi Canada |
CONSULTING ENGINEERS - EFFICIENCY EXPERTS
POWER PLANT SPECIAEISTS
' (ESTABLISHED im;
TORONTO
BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE ,
Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Digesters, Economizers
And Other Vessels By Experts ,
_ Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc.
Plans for Boller Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.
» Inspection and Test Prior. to Delivery or Purchase
Insurance Against All Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life
And Personal Injuries Resulting from the Explosion of Steam Boilers.,
' _ Digesters, Eoonomizers and other Venels
ENGINE INSPECTION iiND INSURANCE
Inspection and Indication of Steam Engines By Experts
 Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused By Breakdown
` ol Engine or Bunting of Fly-WheeL
snavrca rao'rnc'rroN sUi>r_LEirEN'rED nv
INSURANCE”
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Senseo. wma my iw ,net
always _be relied upon as _a correct
_barometer oi _theailaln to which they
relate, nevertheless 
interesting colnperleon W erclorg,
the liguree txt are stated below
should be`of tereat, especially `so,
perhaps. as they relate to in event
in life that la ol the mdlt auspicious
character. _ `
According to the returns that have
b - , .
of marriages that have .taken place
n this Island this year is roughly,
  een sent in up to date the number
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Slgnature ` l 240; to be precise, 239. For the phr-
' pose of comparison there are no iig-
. -' V" ures available lor' last your, but the
of _ \ ‘ returns for im-11 anew time me
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adding market has been "unusually"
ctive this year. In 1910-11, the
number ol marriages solelimiied in
this province was 188 altogether; for'
this year, so far as it has gone, the
marriages registered have totalled
just over ifty more. From the stand-
. \  poliit of the political economist, an
\ 5 ,N increase in this direction furnishes
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vidence of an improvement in the
material condition of the' community
or country concerned.
There are some interesting facts to_
be gained from the figures of the mar-
riage returns _for this year. Of the
240 marriages thahhave been record-
ed up to the present, hbout' 'I0 were
soleihnised in Charlottetown, /in com-
parison with 82 in Summerside.
These two towns therefore are re-
pousible for close on one-half of the
,s
total number.
How the returns show as regards
the respective months is of interest,
particularly in view of the superati-_
tions trend of human belief in these
matters. The greatest number ol
marriages in a single month up to
the present was recorded in June,
which therefore maintains its reputa-
tion as being one of the most favor-
ite mouths, if not the most favorite,
superstition, to be married in June;
with brides. It ia good, runs popular
the belief is that the couple united
within that period will be blessed
with an unusuall happy union. Ap
March are not mon s n vor or
the consummation of such events; in
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only two weddings recorded for Jan-
uary, an equal n_umber for March,
and even fewer, by one, for February,
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“PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN" DIGESTS
FOOD WHEN STOMACH CAN’T
-CURES INDIGESTION.
Do some food you eat hit bacl1-
taste good, but work badly, ferment
into stubborn lumps and wise H sick.
sour, gooey stomach? Now, Mr. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pepe's
Diapepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing to sour andupset you. There
never was anything so safely quick,
so certainly eiiective. No ,diderence
how badly your stomach is disorder-
ed you will‘get happy relief in ilve
minutes, but what pleases you most
is that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach so\ you can eat your
favorite foods without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some-
times-they are slow, but not sure.
"Pape’s Diapepsin” is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery won't come
hack. V
You feel diiierent as soon 'as
"Pupe‘s Diapepsln" comes in contact
with the stomach-distress just van-
ishes-your stomach gets sweet, no
gases, no belching, no eructation of
undigested .iood, your head clears
and you feel line.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made, by getting 5 large
fifty-cent case of Pspe's DIBDBPBID
from any drug store. You realize in
uve minutes how needless it .is to
sufier from indigestion, dyspepsia or
any stomach disorder.
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» SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on
Friday, the 'ith November, 1913,
for the conveyance of His Maiesty's
Mails, on a proposed Contract for
four years, six times per- week, over
Rural Mail Route No. 2, from Mill-
town Cross, P. E. Island, from the
Postmaster General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Otlices of Mill-
town Cross, Commercial Cross and
all route ofiices, and at the oiilce of
'the Post Oiiice Inspector.
JOHN F. wi-IEAR.
Post Otilce Inspector. .
Post Oilice Inspector’s Oilice,
Charlottetown, Sept. 26th 1913.
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Fox TAX
Final Notice
an in arrears
Fruit-q-i.Ivel positively cane all
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»shakesi»eare"'ii'aa' it orfsemeyoung
lover; “The April‘e in her eyes; it is
love's spring.” And so it is, per-
haps, easy to understand that
April stands high ,in the cus-
tom of matrimonisl folk. In this
mouth this yenrthere were roughly 80
weddings celebrated.~ But supersti-
tion gets a nasty knock-in the face
with rega‘rd to the months of May
and July. The latter ie an accredited
unlucky period for the contraction of.
conjugal alliances. Yet-within this
period there, were ‘ nearly as many
marrlages_as there were in June, the
figures being 45 to 47.
“Merry in May '
And you'l1 rue the day.”
thirty couples in this Island who had
no use for such a warning; they got
September. To marry in this month
also it is regarded as particularly
auspicious; there were 41 weddings
solemuised last September. In August
there were 26; in October up to date
there have been 17.
These figures may not, it may b
stated, be absolutely reliable, as mer-
riage officers fare not particularly
prompt in making their returns to the
Registrar, and there may be some
yet to be sent in that have been re-
corded two or three weeks or even
months ago. For example it may he.
stated that one/ of the marriages put
on record this ycarwae contracted as
far back as August 1887, over a
quarter of a century ago.
IN C1v1L_i_z'A'i‘IoN_
AFTER 28 YEARS
ON ARCTIC FRINGE
EDMONTON, Alta., Oct.‘ 17-John
C. Knott, an employe ol the Hud-
son's Bay Trading Company, who has
'been stationed in the north country,
on the fringe of the Artic circle for
the lust twenty-eight years, has
como to Fldmonton to visit friends of
his boyhood days and get in touch,
an he puts it, with modern commer-
cial methods.
Edmonton, now it City oi 70,000
population, had fewer than fifty when
Knott came through here from the
the east in 1878. Where large herds
of buiiulo broke the trails in those
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evurds, lincd with substantial busi.
ness houses and pretty homes. The
Red River or cart and dog teams
have given way to high power touring
models, and the Saskatchewan river,
formerly fordewl or crossed by rope
ferry, is now spanned by structures of
steel concrete and stone. The pioneer
from the silent north reports that
the fur catch this year will reach the
$2,000,000 mark.
CONNAUGHT WEDDING
PRESENTS ON VIEW FOR
RELIEF OF WELSH MINERS
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The wedding
gifts to Prince Arthur and bride will
he placed on exhibition in St.. James'
Palace next week. One shilling ad-
mission will be charged, and the
proceeds will be devoted to the re-
lief of the suilerers of the Welsh col-
liery disaster.
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Sl. PlUL'S CHUHIZH
Canon F. E. Howitt, rector oi
St. George's church, Hamilton, On-
tario, » and Canon of Christ Church
Cathedral of that city, -will conduct
a mission for the deepening of spirit-
ual liie in Bt. Paul's Church, com-
mencing Bunddy next.
The following is the list ol sub-
jects on which Canon I-Iowitt will
speakz-
In the afternoon Canon Howltt will
give the following Bible Readinga:-
Monday--"The Bible and How to
read it.” '
“'l‘nesddy-"Prayer."
Wednesday-"How to, Overcome
Sin." ’
Thursday-"l-Ioly Communion."
Friday-"The Future Life" or "Life
after Death."
Afternoon meetings at 4 o'clock.
Evening meetings st 7.80. '
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BRITISH RAILWAY
others injured in a collision near here
today, between a local train and the
Manchester Express. The rear coach
of the express was shattered.
‘ Patrick Lee, a youth of 14, who
had just landed from the Cunard
Liner Campania from New York, and
was going to visit his mother, had a
'marvellous escape. I-Ie wus in the
wrecked coach, which was telescoped
by the locomotive and after the
crash found himself pinned beneath
the wheels of the hqgie.
When he was got out by the res-
cuers, he was covered with grease
_and his clothes were in shreds, but
he had not sustained any iniury.
Altogether eighteen passengers were
injured in the wreck.
LOCKOUT IN BRITISH :ii '
COTTON MILIJS AVERTED
strikers of the Beehive mill, where
the men ~against.the. advice of the
ma"ied.this year during this mbnlh' trade union recently went on strike 1 , O I
Superstition scored one more point. owing to their Obie n to the pep' -
in its favor, however. in regard to Bonalitv of one of the verseers sign_Z H Q ,V __ I,
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ed the terms of a settlement this
afternoon and a lockout in the cotton
trade is thus averted. Work at the
mill will be resumed Oct. 20.
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cars, spanking teams and electrically - I  V S fl .
propelled _street cars of the latest  ` ' 
Niodce of Apgucatlogs for 03,3, , have provided six pens for boarding good Silver-
ter Leases in '
St. Peter’s Bay, King's County.
Pownal Bay, Queen’s County.
New London Bay, Qneen’s
County.
Oyster Cove, Prince`Connty.
Indian River. Prince County.
Shipyard River, Prince County
Barbara Welt River, Prince
County.
Tryon River, Prince County.
Applications on the regular
printed forms will bereceived by
the undersigned for lease of barren
bottoms for Oyster Culture in the
above mentioned waters up to and
on the first day of November next.
Each application :will require to
be accompanied by cash. certified
cheque or P. 0- Oiper for Three
dollars, to pay costo drawing dup~
iicate lease and registering same.
Copies of plane, application
forms, form oi' lease and leasing
regulations are deposited and may
be inspected at the following
placess-
Oiiicc of-'the Provincial Secret-
ary. Charlottetown. '
Store of McEwen & Co., St.,
Peter’s Bay.
Store of H. D. McEwen. Moreli,
Store of Harry Cox, Mereli.,
B Sl°r=.°f A-.L MacLeod, Smiley
 Store of Weir & Fyie, S'enley
Bridge. ~ _\
Store of James Kennedy, Ken.
sington. ' 4
Leslie M6,cNutt‘at store of `P.
lfacNntt 3: Sona,.Halpeque.
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aide. \.' '
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15 '!‘en-pasaeng-
ere were killed and a number of
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A I j III Small Coal of Ranching _
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$555,? , I/g  For particulars write or phone.
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 *OWN SOAP-
and its constant use inithousands of nurseries
is satisfactory proof that its fragrant ldther
helps andfwhitens-the most delicate skin.
No _imitation has all the merit of BABY’S
OWN SOAP,. N.,
ALBERT SOAPS Iimlhd, Millllfldrrdfn,
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tune`teuer' There were evidently The Boston Spiurirrs Council and the   l '-"""-"'**
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II Low Capitalization
IV A Modem Ranch with' experienced Care taker
V Ilonesi Management n '
Foxes Ltd. which is oliering a limited number of Shares
to increase their stock. '
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Black Foxes. _ _
This is an excellent opportunity for the men
‘whohave one or two pairs and no ranch' _ ,
Veterinary Surgeon, A. C. Lundie, spends his _
I-Ion. Charles Dalton also gives tno`s`t‘of his tinie
to the Rauch and the Feeder has had five years fex- I
perieuce.
Terms on application to `
w. iz. rrowsr,
Q ` ‘ manger. "
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Pure Bred Black $|50Q0 a 
, Shareholders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are
PRYIDE Only $i5,ooo` a pair for the three pairs ol ranch-bred l
Island black foxes after deducting the cost of ranch eqnipmen 1,
organization and stock-selling exp¢ng¢3_ ' t `
The foxes owned by this company are selected from Hire
Tuplln, Rayner, Dalton and Champion ;¢;~g1m,|11 gig, A 
Free Ranching ,the First Year '
N° °l““K° whatever is  for ranchiii  il I lnm and
. the wmmnyrs iltlincl de une. 1 K Q fl* ,Elf
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