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Recognized in all
professions and
walks of life, as
the leadingooffeg
in the best grocery
_stores of 
‘ln K. I and 2` pound cam.
_ Whels-vmlmd-pulveraea...
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CHASE ~& SANBORN’ Mo me, and we shall feel the sting and
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_Tall persons are apt to acquire a
habit of sleeping, which contracts the
chest, and is a great enemy to free
respiration-thus tending to discour-
age longevity. To maintain the body
at all times in an erect posture, with
shoulders back and chest out, should
be the endeavor _of every individual
who courts good health, beauty and
long life.
lnvosrlnr
Relatives of soldiers rg
¢“1'll1ll8 from the trout are
asked to communicate with_
the Becretlry of the‘Patriot~
ic Society at caarlottetown,
Cliltsiu T. Edlsr McNutt, in-
Umltlll the (ste of expected
arrival. cause or return and
B11! 0111.81' Particulars in or-
der that preparation may bs
made for a iltting reception.
_about like bees; buzzing, angry clouds

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beautiful, -hair soft' lustrous. unify
WHY and freoiirolll dssdruit is mere-
ly a matter of using aditile Dsnderine
_ NUT CATHERINE PICNIOI: wi
878
good
.. It is essy and inexpensive to 'have
nice, soft hairand lots of it. Just get
I .
~ ~ s» 25-cent bottle of Kaowltoars Dsnder-
  RAND   1°-°1-1:.s~= 1.:=-..1°°°1“n:
 _ ~ -appys less' ee an
- T0 ESCAPE THE STING. in ten' minutes there :ill be an d ap-
’_*" pesranse, i’reshness,» iliness an an
thlt is said that the way the natives in incomparable gloss and lustre, and try
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°*““K by 111° 11°” is very wonderful. or damn-us or rains; mir, but your were
T110! are protected by their dress in |-gal gm-_pr-|se.w||1 be “ner abou; wg the oven.
111° Very least flesree. end yet. I1- ’weeks’ use, when yodwill see new ware plate and
though surrounded by clouds of angry im-,ll-__ nm, md “way M gut... ye;-. _heavy P59813 ill
bees they rarely suffer. but really new hair- sm-outing out hot..en'oush lor
The explanation given it is that igliovef your |¢¢1p_..D¢,m1,,.|n° lg wg luncheon basket
these natives are quite passive and lbellgve, glwonly gm-9 hall- grower' qs. .outilt of enameled
deliberate in their movements, mek- gtroyer of dlmdrufl and eupe.1orit¢hy,cu s » or mugs.
11;? 11° 311011; 10dDi1'0i9tl£ HIBIIIBBIVBB 11011 ‘scalp and it never fails to stop falling 3l5g¢0;'h1»0d¢;1`1‘Yd11g
I 611111 118 0 rve eswarm awa ;: , an 0 CBI' B
and lf`a hee settles on them it stings 1h‘1’;;:u‘¥:::li; to prove how pretty and is often considered good enough for
them no more than it would sting s mfg ygur lui; really lg, molgtgn 3 picnics.
los of wood. The Westener, on the 'cloth with a little Dsnderine and care- Our native nuts are small, but they
other hand, is nervous, restless, c0m~ ‘fully draw it through your hair-tain _are very good and should be more
bative; he attempts to frighten the ing one small strand at a time. Your appreciated than they are. We all
bees, is manifestly scared' himself, -hair will he soft glossy and beautiful know the chestnut, rut how many
makes a noise, runs away, and ends ~ln just a few moments--a delightful people can tell the d iference between
by being badly punished. surprise awaits everyone who mes o hickory nut and a pignut? They
Our troubles in life compass us ithlg, look alike, gut otglerwise age tnot to
he compare . 0 eats ut er-nuts.
reaten us constantly Let us fret and bucks AND MOSQUITOES in these ‘;layst?nl‘f'et in richness not
_ avor an nur ve va ue ony e
111155 fha 110l19Yh. 111611 Us livizhln \1\11°;~ A few years ago much was heard!Brazil nut can be classed as its rival.
ne" 311 We 5 11 6503119 9 "V99 ° about the utility of bats as a means o ’
ne" H1111 61109-D9 1119 H1158- destroying mosquitoes. According to
_ ‘T CAME BACK experimenfts rexogted biy Si G. Dixoni
the most crm a e an ma enemy o .
_i the mosquito is the duck, and the in-
He had fake!! 11 811511101011! 100141115 |troduction of this bird is recommended
half dollar from the same con. under for eliminating mosquitoes, and the 4
protelst some weeks previcéus. Bndthlai diseases which tliiese inxsectsdsp;-e;1d.
oun no one ese wou accep . from marshy reg ons w ere ranng
Now he presented it and asked for s. would be too costly. Two artificial
B11‘1l> 0! l101¢%f-B- pools were constructed of equal area,
It aint no good declared the ducks being placed in one and ilsh in
con. attempting to hand it back. the other. The former pool was
“'i`hat's what l said when you gave quickly freed from mosquito pupae
it to me," smiled the passenger. The and larvae. while in the other they
con. remembered, but did not smile continued to abound. Wild ducks are
as he handed over the tickets and said to prefer mosquitoes to all other
change. food.
-To be .possessed of a head of ‘heavy
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to use
ware which
Take a bright autumn Saturday and
get your share of the nuts before the
squirrels get them alll
A SWIFT UPPERCUT
"I see you have your arm in a
sling," said the inquisitive passenger.
Broken, isn’t lt?"
"Yes, slr," responded the other
“Meet with an accident,?"_
"No: broke it while trying to pat
myself on the back.”
"Great Scott, what fo
“For minding my own buslncss."
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million .'MA‘l'. oounjll I
A mx 'r n-1 d th .. . _ .
sunfmen' lfre.t11`% %1\Et:l1oelr;?§lpd.
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is so vlellant . .111   1
in ` `
The friends that love us always,
ill
also when wego their way or not.
and lg Are the friends our hearts remember
for g When the Others e forgot.
The friends that stigi the closest
ug. ¢ " When trouble grows the worst;
The friends that love us always
'V Of the coronets we weave _
_ln the dream of tender moments
. When the troubles start to leave;
We revere their names forever.
And we see their faces clear.
The friends that love us always '
Whether sun or ¢shadow’s near.
' ' ' ' f-Anonymous.
FOUND IN AN OLD HAND-WRIT-
TEN OOOKERY BOOK.
Always have lobster sauce with
salmon.
And put mint sauce your roasted lamb
on
Veal cutlets dip -in egg and bread-
crumb;
Fry till you see a brownish red come.
Grate Gruyere cheese on marcaroni,
Make the top crisp but not too bony.
In drgssing salad mind this law,
Wllth two hard yolks use one that’s
raw.
Roast veal with rich stock gravy
serve,
And pickled mushrooms, too. observe.
Roast pork, saps apple sauce, past
doubt,
Is "Hamlet" with the "Prince" left
out.
Your mutton chops with paper cover,
And make them amber brown all over.
Broil lightly your beefstesk--to fry it
Argues contempt of Christian diet.
To roast spring chickens is to spoil
them,
Just split them down tho back and
broil them.
It gives true epicures the vapours
To see boiled mutton without capers.
Boiled turkey gourmands know, of
course,
Ia exquisite with celery sauce.
The cook deserves 9. hearty surfing,
Who serves roast (owls with tasteless
stuffing. .
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water but doubles the cleans-
ing sewer of soap, and makes
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It not only soften; up
everything sanitary gm]
wholesome.
` Just the vrsy they did at iirat-- __ _
jphay .,,.u,, crowning lewd, - 1 Fi-. - _ ` 
PATCHWORK QUILTS
Piecing the old-fashioned patchwork
quilt is again a popular occupation.
Nursery quills are made of heavy cot-
ton or linen sketched with designs to
be worked with floss, Mother Goose
figures being favorites.
Simple patterns done in blue and
white or rose and white chambray are
chosen for boys' rooms. .
The mystic rose design, very pop-
ular, calls for a pale pink calico, 11
rose shade, a rich red and the 1~. ‘.1
shade of green for foliage. The n-»,. 
ing glory, pattern of rose and I-`|| 
blue calico, is also a favorite !'<-
"iour patches" calls` for a willi 1 ~ 1
ground dotted with tiny pink ro - ‘,-.nls_
For a colonial bed, the old log cabin
design is chosen.
FASH ION NOTES
Wide bands of beaver trim coat and
skirts this season.
Roses are more in favor than ever
for gowns and milliuery.
Capes of fur are to be worn this
winter. Some new models noted were
oi kolinsky. These had attached cravnts
the long ends of'which tell down the
front or were thrown carelessly over
the shoulder. A small ilat muff of the
fur accompanied the cape. _
A wrap coat for travelling is long,
from neck to foot, closelykitted and
belted. _
Soft tulle frills and open throats are
very becoming to the young.
Astrachau and crmine are among
the prettiest furs for the new Russian
blouses.
Dark blue stockings arc thc proper
thing. if worn with black patent loath-
cr boots. _
if
The old-fashioned barrel muff is a
.-
predicted new shape in muffs.
The new princess robe shows the
normal waist line and full gathered
skirts. '
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FOOLING THE BANK.
Mr. Willis-But why don’t You take
your bank book to have it balanced?
Mrs. Willis-I don't want. that
snoppy looking cashier to know how
much money I got in there.
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Fares and Tram Arrangements of
Special Trains
' 7" | .1 .`is‘
Muray Harbor
Murray River
Hopeileld
Wood islands
Belle River -
Melville
Fodhla
Grandview
Uigg ‘
Vernon River ‘ '
Vernon
Lake Verde
Village Green
Mount Albion
Hazelbrook
Mount Herbert . ”
Bunbury _
Charlottetown, Arr.
Summerside '
New Annan '
Kensington "
Freetown
Emerald Jct.,
v
Bradalbane "” `. ` " l ’ j E
Elli0tt’s
Fredericton
Hunter Riveh
1 North Wiltshire
Milton 1
Royalty Junct.,
Charlottetown, Arr.
Returning special will leave for Murray
1.43
1.54
9.05
s.12
s.1s
s.a5
s.45
8.53
9.05
8.50
9.15
9.22
9.28
9.92
9.40
9.45
10.00
9.00
9.11
9.95
9.40
9.50
_ 9.55
10.00
10.07
10.18
10.30
10.40
11.00
11.15
P. M.. and for Summerside at 4.45 P.M.
Tickets at single silrst class fare will be issued from Elmira, Souris,
Georgetown and stations inclusive to Charlottetown Ui’ regular morning
trains. Eastern train will be held at Ch'tewn until 4.00 P. M. 'on return.
Special fares will also bein effect from Cape Traverse Branch. .
_  october, 27111, 1915
Return Fares
1.00
9 ,
A." M. S
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4:
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.90
.80
.80
.75
.70
.60
.50 *'
.50
.45
.45
.45
1
.05
.90
.25
.15
.15
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$1.00 ,_ _
.90
. 0 .
3
. 5
.70
.65
.60
.B5
.45
.45
_ .30
.20
Harbor via Vernon. at 4.45
  Invite the Farmers and their Wives to Ch'town. They have
A Arranged twith the P. E. I. Railway for Cheap' Fares-
Train arrrngements for tomorrow Dollar Da  
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Oct. .2/7 th.
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. r merchant' Charlottetown will offer pecial _ ‘ to the ` H ` . ' '  '
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   1 9   One l0lln1;._.p.   Dollar Da   _  
Biting iii the whole family.  -.._  ~ 
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Charlottetowii  irince Edward Island Excursion rates from all stations on P iz l Rallwaiy
Capital and fake A vantage of this ' ‘
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