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- V DIARY.
Motion Pictures. Grace Church 8 D.
m. _
City Magistrates Court 9 a. m. _
Prince Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and
 45 p. ln.
Hallow'e‘en Tea St. James Hall 4 p.
in. _
'_!nllowe'en Tea in Pro Cathedral.
MAEBIAGES
-'fu-P-~ ¢*‘-r-‘0F!°l*l~iff¥`
HICKEN-LANGILLE.-At the Manse.
”.lu~rray Harbor North. by the Rev.
Archibald' Sutherland.¢_,on Wednesday.
lctober 24, 1917, Gavin R. Hicken and
Emma C, Langille, both of Oak Valley.
Oats.-1, Alexander Gillis, Lower
0 New
That is the proportion ot medl-
eine contained in Zam-Buk, and
that is why Zam-Buk’s healing
powers are so superior to those of
ordinary ointments, which contain
but 5 per cent. medicine and the
balance animal fat.
Mr. Anges Joecy of Spry Harbor,
Halifax Co., l\'.S., writes: " For
three year I suffered terribly with
eczema on my hands. The itching
was so intense that It kept me
awake at nights. I used numerous
‘ so~calied ' eczema curesnbut got no
better until I commenced applying
Zam-Bull. The use of this wonder-
ful healer, however, has entirely
rid me of this distressing disease."
Zam-Buk is also the quickest and
surest healer in the case of ring-
worm, salt rheum, scalp' sores,
ulcers, abscesses, boils, pimples,
blood-poisoning, piles, cuts, burns,
scalds and all skin injuries. All
dealers or Zalii-Buk Co., Toronto.
50c.. box, 8 for $1.25.
Zam-Buk
‘liams,` Eldon; 2, Harvey Bishop, Mt.
Buchanan; _3, Robert Peckingham,
4, Alex. Buchanan, Eldon.
Buchanan; 2. Clarence Nicholson,
Lower Newton: 3, Donald Gijlis. Low-
er Newton; 4, John Gillis, Lower New-
ton.
/
Lot 63. P. E. island.
»» 
DEATHS
- 
DOUGLAS-At Head of Hillsborough
on October 29th James S. Douglas'
aged 73. Funeral Wednesday morn-i
ing at 10 o'clock from hislato resi-
_,é,_
dence to West St. Peter's Cemetery. Auction on the premises on Thurs- 3
There are left to mourn besides his day ‘ '
widow, four sons, Lawson on the D
th
homestead, Gordon, Head of Hillsho
rough, George, Mechanical Dept., P. E. LW()
I. Railway and Wellington, Winnipeg, the
also one brother Artemas at Mount Al- 97
wart. bo
i with n good dwelling house and other
  farm buildings owned by the late
_ William Good, '
-____ I
To be wld by Pubuc Aucmn at the' miles from Charlottetown and will
, "ourt House in Charlottetown. In
Quoen's County, in Prince Edward ls- 3
.\'ovcmber, A. D., 1917, at the hour of
twelve o‘clock noon, ALL and singu-
Inr the lands following that is to say.‘
ALL THAT tract, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying und being on Lot
or Township Number Thirty-three in
Queen's County aforesaid, bounded 1917_
and described as' follows that is to
say: Commencing on the west sidc
of the Union Road at the southeast
angle of land formerly in the posses-
sion of William Seller (now Isaac Es-
sery); thence west along the southern E
boundary of the said Isaac Esseryls llsm 'Good deceased,
lriud thirty-six chains' or to land for-
merly in possession of Alexunderl
Scott, now owned by the said Mortga-
lfor; thence south along the eastern
boundary of saitRAlexander Scott’s 699-10.]8Mtf,5¢u7l,
land and the eastern boundary of land
formerly owned by Eli Clements. now:
in possession of Isaac Bryenton and
fr
mud. on Wednesday, the zsm day of first class farm property.
W '
aluable Farm Property
For Sale §»
The undersigned will sell by Public 2
1917 at the hour of 12 o’clock noon.
certain tracts of land situate on 2'
Winsloe R/oad consisting of one
acre tract and 'another of 45 acres
in a high state of cultivation
The property is situats about six
ord a rare opportunity to secure a
For further particulars apply to
C. D. McCALLUM
Solicitor
Dated this 15th day of October A.D
` HENRY HORNE ` Be.-it Bouquet of Sweet_ Peas.- 1,
ROBERT STEWART
xecutors under the last will of Wil-
B. CvARTER»
Auctioneer.
iloginald L. Bryenton to the northern
‘mundary line of Cephas Mellett’s
t’.;rm, thence east along the said Ce-
rfhns Mcllett's' and Doctor James Hen-
_’erson’s. formerly the Honourable
Kenneth Henderson's northern boun-
inry lines. to the western boundary of
ieye e c ssery an
Jtunes Essery, thence north along the h
western boundary thereof six chains t
nd thirty tive links thence east along ful bother and causes lots of
i-wuorthern boundary of land sold to
-_ .uderlck Essery and James Essery extra Work- Sflme know thai
1, distance of thirteen chains and se- when this dust is inhaled i
ventv-eight links,~or to the Union
Road aforesaid, to the place of com- often causes Sickness- On'
winncement. but saving thefreout and
'horefrom fifteen and three-quarters D
.lures of land sold by J. Stanley Wed-
.of-k to John McKinnon as described
‘n a Deed ot Conveyance of the same Saver but it k ms germs and
.lated the Twelfth day of July, A. D..
iillf., and registered the Twenty-ninth O
f\»'A'l‘:other tract, piece or parcel of
Vlsr' of October. A. D., 1915, containing
. i.=:llt__v-three and one-half acres of land
'l little more or iess‘. ALSO ALL
‘.nd situate. lying and being on said
Lot or Township ' Number Thirty-
:Ely-ae. in Queen's County aforesaid, frgm your grocer t0day_
lvoundod and described as follows. that
is to say: Bounded on the north by
one hundred acres of land now or for- 21
.fr-rly In the occupation of John Mc-
f"_'r~¢ror; on the east by the rear line
-»1` forms fronting on the Union Road;
on thesouth by land formerly in the
oocnpatlon of John Clements. now in
'ha occupation of Isaac Bryenton and
Itoginald L. Bryenton, and on the
'.\'-:nt by the Brackley Point Road,
hotfix the land mentioned in an Inden-
ture of Lease from Annie Winsloe to
‘.l~x:mder Scott, bearing date the
Elzliteenth day of December, A. D.,
I-Q68 and registered the Twenty-eight
day of December, A. D., 1863. contain-,
ing fifty acres of land a little more or`~
ess. '
The above sale is made pursuant to'
n power of sale contained in a certain,
the Fifteenth day of April. A. D., 1917,l
and made between the "Canada Atlan-‘
indenture of Mortgage bearing date
tic Fox and Fur Company. Limited.” S
of the one part and Philip Everett'
Wedlock of the other part. .f
For further particulars apply at the
ofilro of Calvin D. McCallum, Sollci- FI.;-i'I:znE2Ler|hy‘:a‘}¢°E>E '=|":IE’h::E|e=l3ndm:I|°u:r{:E
lor, Chsrlottetgwyh ' 'gestion of available Eiominion din Manitoba.
~ mites the zstn day or october. A. n.. ““§‘2,§°,'.‘.",'{,§,',' §’{.¢,I"il.‘,I‘,;..£,‘I," §:§’,'.,‘§
1917.
_ 'PHILIP EVERETT WEDLOCK,
` ' Mortgages.
9I4°10-SOMCIIBIBI. `
~f_-,
<"ght and three quarter acres of land
i"fu_\ ' d bo Fred ri k E d
C3
Carveli Bros.
 
ynop|ia` of Canadian Nortlnvesf
3§'s..b-agency mf um unmet. fl pn .1
may be made at any Dominion s aunt!
but not Sub-Agency on :ertsin conditions.
Duties-Six months residence upon sad cul-
rivstionof the land in each of three yous. f
Igomestesder may ‘live wgthitnlnine grins of ll I
' omesteuionslrmoseslt adam
A bi bl h
_ lg
I
ustbane
Every house keeper knows
at sweeping dust is an aw-:
nnot afford to do without
ustbane. <
It is not only a great labor
'ten prevents sickness.
Or a tin of
Dustbane
Dustbane is packed in bbls
nfl kegs for large users
Go neral Distributors
I15~9-13ME36l.
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Land Regulations t
1602-9-13Mst.ttlNov13 .
l 
Annual II‘IeeIing~
The Annual General meeting of The
§.ll'I::.;uee»t';°”°“Iv°\%¢.»i§:ae°¢° if v§r"fem°° u'i'$
II .
nztimoertgmi: distr.|¢‘:-ts s bomestestiu in.food
n .n e- s
use suI»mI»°¢I..|_ Ft.-le¢°`3'no eu' m¢°°. °"
Duties” Bix magrlithsrosidmce In ea-el;
ll' Gif II IIDDQNIQ |
3: extra cultivstgm. Pm-emptnz ustsat msy
e obtsgaggnrgmsooa u immesusd unmet.”
°"°"'\ sesneemanuno "
Seal River Black Fox Co. Ltd., will
be held in the Board ot Trade rooms
Charlottetown on Saturday, Novem-
hsi- Brtffgst 11 o'ciock s. m.
. 1'*-IINJAMIN ROGER8»
- I ~‘ ' ' s5°~"r*°‘°' gag", tllnnl |78 plid Wh '°'
Cltll‘Ibtf.0t0Wll, Oct. 24, 1917. I
341-l0~8¢IlI.
A ld! hlltssd
'atm msvrtaks piitrghued 
_ on mia.. .ix meson lil "
II Ilistfidi cl ll W k
s
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as
5?"
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s S?
50 acres and erect
res of cultivation Is subisct Ole
stents .zz '.‘.°..°._r......-Q:
' °°' w w. uoitv, o. M c.
Deputy the minions at the Interim
ii-is
gg 2.’ 5
MQ
will be offered by public auction.
cm; |.i-GRAIN. '
ton.
Wheat.-1. George Nicholson, Low-
Newton; 2, Rod. Murchison. Ml-
Buchanan; 3, George MacPherson.
Newton Cross. - .
Sweet Corn,-1, Kathleen Ross, El-
don; 2, Phalen MacKenna. Newton
Cross. `
Beans.-1, Alma Nicholson. Eldon;
2, Kathleen Peckingham. N8v~'l°l\
Cross; 3, Muriel Martin, Eldon. 4.
Stuart Martin, Eldon. '
Broad Beans.--1, Ethel MacDonald
Eldon.
Red Potatoes -1 Marion MacWil-
Newoton Cross; 4, Alex\ Buchanan.
Eldon.
White Potatoes:-1. Donald Gillis.
Ilower Newton; 2, Richard Gill, New-
ton Cross; 3. Harold Martin, Eldon;
'1‘urnips.-1, Harvey Bishop. Mt.
Mangels.-1, Alice Murchison, Mt.
Buchanan; 2. Marion MacWilliam, El-
don.
Carrots.--1, Olive Nicholson, Eldon
Francis MacKenna, Newton Cross;
Clarence/ Nichplson, Lower Newton.
4.Haroid -Martin Eldon.
Beets.-1, Irene MacDonald, Eldon;
Bertha Nicholson, Lower Newton;
Harold Martin, Eldon; 4, Norman
the lst, day oi' November next A. Gillis, Lower Newton.
Pnrsnips.-1, Mary Ross, Eldon. ‘
Malcolm Martin, Mt. Buchanan.
Class Ill.--GAR DEN VEGETABLES.
Green Tomatoes.-1, Katherine Mac
Kay. Pt. Prim; 2, Malcolm Martin,
Mt. Buchanan; 3, Hector l"toss,.Eld0n
4, William Macltae, Pt. Prim.
Cucumbcrs.-1, Harold Martin, lil-
don; 2, Hector Ross, Eldon; 3, Nor-
man Gillis, Lower Newton; 4, Minnie
Doherty, Mt. Buchanan.
Squash.-1, John MacKenzie, El-
don; 2, Jean MacKenzie, Eldon. .
Pumpkins.-1, Marion Mac\Villf
iams, Eldon; 2, Hazel Martin, Mt.
Buchanan; 3. Phalen MacKenna, New-
ton Cross. '
Citron.-1 Sarah MacDonald, Eldon,
Mary Ross, Eldon; 2, Kathc-rine Buch-
anan. Eldon.
Best bouquet of any kind of flowers
-1 Margaret Gillis, Eldon; 2, Mul-
~_-.~.~.-~.-
IIIIII NIEAI. WHEN
KIIJNEYS BUIHER
Take a Glass of Salts if Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Troubles
You-
No man or woman who eats meat
refgultarly lcan make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally. says
1. well-known authority. Meat forms
'iric acid which excites the kidneys,
they become over-worked from the
strain, get sluggish and fail to filter
‘he waste and poisons from the blood,
then we get sick. Nearly ull rheum-
ltism, headaches, liver trouble, nerv-
-nsness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
uninary disorders come from slug-
gish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full oi
sediment, irregular of passage or at-
‘ended by a sensation of scnldlng,
=top eating ment and' get about four
ounces of .Ynd Salts from any pharm-
'tcid of grapes and lemon juice, tom
the kidneys, also lo neutralize the
acids ln urine so it no longer' causes
irritation, thus ending Iilarlrfer weak-
ness. ‘
not injure; makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithia-water drink which ev-
eryone should take now and then to
keep the kidneys clcnn und nctive
and the blood pure, thereby avoid-
ing serious kidney complications.
 
TIME TABLE
ROCKY POINT FERRY.
Leave Ch'Town Leave
Rocky Pt.
7.30 a.m. 8.00 p.m.
8.30 a.m. 9.00 a.m.
9.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m.
11.00 a.m. 11.30
2.
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$5555
SUNDAY
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353
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2233
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4.00 p.m.
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The valuable property formerly
nown as the American Consulate,
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Peas.-1, Charles Buchanan. Eldon; _ _ - .~
2- Katherine MacKenzie' muon* IV _ ‘ .ull anilvliig -l Joyce Nicholson Eldon.
 Used for making I
sweat
~»»
»--5°~1`°"'°;.$‘.’. .EIMIED
 
colm Martin, Mt. Buchanan.
Best bouquet of mixed flowers.-1,
John MacLeod. Mt. lluchunun; 2,
Katherine Macltae, Pt. Prim; 3, David
Ross, Eldon.
Potted Plants.-1, John A. Martin,
Mt. Buchanan; 2, Katherine Gillis.
sey. Upper Nwetnn. /
Pigs.-1, Harvey Bishop, Mt, Buch-
anan~ 2, John W MacLeod, Mt. Buch
1.~\mus»-1, icuwsrti onus, Eldon; 2,
cu" "'_R°0Ts' , hlrd Ind Soft Soap, for Angus M|ur'chIs‘on. Mt. Buchanan.
__ ggfggmng wg", for ¢|°g|-\. Best Pure Bred Cockerel.- 1, Mur-
Lolfvlgi? l\?§vIEEE:Eie-s`2 1l;l;I;xG'IIIelN§wlEE»: ing,dlslnfeeting 'and for over gmc* NI"h°'“""- L"“"”` N"“'“’"'
1 I ' _ I 1 u _i I sy
Cross; 3, Mary Nicholson, Lower New- 5QQ °t|,°|. pu|.p°,°,_ NiI(;‘;g¥H(I"‘l"`° I”0‘| I'“""E~ ‘_ M“"'"rfn
£22; 4` Anm_e Nicrmlson’ Lower New' .Q Umm" ¢|'|;;1|-|»u-|131 Best Pen Pure Bred Poultr_v.~- l.
‘ _ 1;- _ Sarah MacDonald, Eldon; 2, /ful-.
Ili. .|||
Doherty. Mt. Buchanan. ,
Class I1-C0LLECTI0l‘s
rchison, Mt Iluchannn, I
Mu
Gri
ced Seeds -1 Eldon Srlmol- 2.
Tree leavespiessed and mountcl
1.
Ito
3.
Samuel Cortelo, Mt. i$uchun:i.\' `,
derick Murchison, Mt. lluchnnun;
Lower Newton Suhool~ 4, Kzlthluon
Gills X.- LIVE STOCK AND FOUL ` `~ 1 _
` TRY. " f
"ls ‘
Murchison, `Vit. Buchanan, .i_ .\iln.xlr» 1. __ .
A A I I bear the trade mark known the world ov I Z? fiin, Lower Newton 4 M I 1 h ~
anan School. 4 
C;
fs-.3
Tri.
don: 4. Kenneth Macltae. Pt. Prim. | W -r ’ "" 5 ,.f..;§.,' I I-‘E . -Ir lg '
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1 George Gill. Newton Cross  _.»_._~~ _'  ‘qu ~ 1 9-.
. _  __ ..__. _ , ._.__ Vx* _,c
Draft 5 months -- 1. George Mao 1-$5 = .-:- #tri  ‘-*~  1;.) A
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' U V __  )_ tin, Eldon; 3, Charles Buchanan, El-I   __'j _ ,L .3
Phersui, _Newton Cro .  , '  Y  M     3 _i
- a Donald " ‘ '   " ` ' ‘l'~~
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costs no
an imitation is ciiezip at any
Weeds.~1,'EIdon School; 2, Alive  a I “HIS M2iS(IfeI"S VOICCE’ /. 
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Su, thu! ll is un souls
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Filly Foal. 1, Mal lm M c . :-_-.j-I~. ‘;.‘_-.;§§;&,-:ff-._-»._. ,, .-_»}_  ¢~-_ ,I-_Q ‘|_.._"
Eldoni  _.-,-‘,-___v :  _U KJV;  ,QV 5  ‘JL
BANKERS coMPE‘r|T|0N. =  ‘ , » ` \ ll ._   '  =;_.. " “
calves.-1. Ea Guns. Eldon; 2.  YMXIIV ““` I   P 
Hose Mmm. Mt. nucifanan; 3, Alex.  _, I/1 - .~ ;,~  _
Gillis. Lower Newton; 4, Charles  _ j'  ..;.-dy-I 
Charlc-J Gillis, Eldon; 5, Austin B. 5:; 1__:_»,-., _ - `» ~ -,;. 
Lan-abee, Eldon; 6, Bernard Morris-   V - _ ~~_;.'..f_. f
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more  
price--Only genuine  
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Berliner Gram 0 phone Co 
Ch I B I ~ »FH - -- .-_g é .~|oN'riu-;1\i. l.|ml'r|~;o 
ar ~ n , J on. , ,,..- .f ~ - 
“B “°‘" ‘T" ‘ <,- ~ ~  Lenoir_Street _,ey 
2 A .: . - " V5-Jr' ' _-3:1-:.
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Lower Newton
Prirni; 4. Marga
Class
Apples- 1,
don; 2, Annie
Newton Cross
Nvwton Cros:~:;
don.
Pears .-1,
Buchanan .
ton; 4, Alma N
; 3, Fernii' Mivllae, Pt.
ret Gillis. Idldon.
W
V.~ FRUIT. _ Em
Nlcliolsou. Lower New- M
ton; 3, Alexander Gillis, Lower New-
icholson, Eldon. Uh
Ci-nh Apples.-1, \\'Illi:\m Dunn.
; 2, Annu Morrissey,
3, Cliarlvs Gillis, EI- M
Malcolm .\lurl_ln, Mt.
ison. Pt. Prim.
Art Work (‘|a in ~l Giulc ll ,Q
g__;Lg 
io
Art Work.-1, Mt. lliwllzinun Sl-lloul
Pnnmtliishlp.-\-1. Alice Murchison '
1. Iluchlman; 2, Edith .\inl-liao, Pi. I“I_ A.  & 
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I’|"_" "'C‘|'V;“;'s‘7';:;f_&_(“;|:i`$'RI_?,;I""'  144 Great George Street,
100 yur.) d:\s|_i for ‘boys over 10 yrs.
Charlottetown,
::` ' 'I1' ' 1 "__- _ .`
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Ross, Eldon.   _._ ,  V w  - _ .
c|=ss1'¢.-sci-tool. wonk.   if J . 'W/77/gy” , \\\\\\R®`\\\\ .~ .~ \.
Exercise Book.-1. Marion lluv-  ]§` ‘M _:eip . ' v   , .3 kit. U I
illinm. Eldon; 2, Joyce Nil:|lol;snn_ -==\}§»_:,~ ,-I‘;"'.   ‘. `,, '* - ,_ TQ# .'11 ‘_"'<;`£»’\1~.~. ` - -
on; :i, Alma Nicholson. Enron; -l,  ff. . r.,;,,,$.; =\ é g  ‘."‘1"-  -‘ "
K i _H K i ‘ El Edith Macltac, Pt. Prim. -;-_-;, _`= ,Q-i _ _ ,f_-'__ _, . '-   ."'~‘- _.,, ,.
atc _ it 1 iz 0 Mnp Drawing. l, M.\|;,.ul.t (.|ll|s _ ,_§:,\_ ,_,_,.i, ._ ., . . . .,_¢,. ._,‘. _ _,_ _, `._, J _ _-__;l. 't3.,,p§_§gA_,
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P.~ E. I. `
Plums.-l, Alma Nil-llolson, Eldon-,
2. Donald Gillis, Lowlu- Newton: 3,
Annie Nicholson, l.u\\'i~|~ .‘\lcwtun;, 4.
Jaincs ‘li‘urrabco, Eldon.
Ilolno (irown (lrup|-=.- I, hlfiwnrd
Gillis, l~ll(lon; fl, Annile -Nicliolson.
Lower Newton.
Class VL- CANNING.
2. Kathleen lioss, Iflldon; Sl, Annie Nic-
holson, Lowcr Newton.
Class V|I.- COOKING.
Loaf of l3rc:ul.~1, liuthlccn floss.
Elilon; 2. Snruli Macllonzild, Eldon; 3,
Gi~n<~io lirlurchison, Pl. Prim.
Biscuits.--1,
Ilucllunun; 2, Ctltlicrint- Mn:-_l)onuld.
l<lI_don. _ '
Ginger Snap
Ilonuld, Eldon
Pl. Prim.
Apple Pic.-
don.
M ufllns.-~ l.
s.--1. Gllllorinol Mac-
;.2, Gran-ic Murchison.
1. M:n~_\' lilucbonald ICI-
Muriul Marlin, lilldon.
WING AND KNITTING
Class VIII.-SE
Plain Sr:\ving.--- I, liuthlecn Ross,
Eldon; 2, .\l:u'gur<_~t Gillis, Iilldon; Zi,
Miibcl lilurrlmaiii, Pi. Prim.
liruwn \\*ork.-~1, K. Iloss. Eldon;
2, Mztry ;\la1'liar>., Pt. Prim.
Fancy \Vork.»l, Edith liiaullnc, Pt.
Prim; 2, Edith I\lncIl.'ie, Pt. Print; 3.
Luurzt Griffin. Lowf-r Newton.
Special.-1, Iillith Macliac, Pt.
Prim; 2, Fernie Mucilae, Pt. Prim.
KNITTED ARTICLES.
Mitten .---1,
Prim.
Socks.-1, O
l"<-rnie Muciluc, Pt.
livcr Nicholson, Eldon;
2. Alice Mlirt-his'on, Pt. Prim; II, .`Vl:try
Mucllonuld Eldon; 4, Edith Macltuc.
Pt. Prim. _
tilillililiillw l l/llsl
. , _ in
bined with lithin, and has been used Try this! Hair gets thick, glossy, Street East' 9"" of me 131° Judg"
“or generations to flush and stimulate wavy and beau¢|1u| I
at once.
immediate?-\'es! ('erI,ain?-l_ImI.'s
th _ f 't. Y ' I1 tl' becomes
.rss salts is inexpensive and ns... ',,g§,,_I°,‘;,,§’,,,’,,,,,,y ‘;§’,‘,,,,d‘M§, ,md ap_'72s-10-2oM1ofpu_
_nears us soft, Iusirous and beautiful
as u. young gIrl's after u Danderino
hair cleanse. .lust try this-moistcn
at cloth with at little Danderine und
carefully duuw it through your Iiuir,
taking one slnnll strand at ii time.
This will 1-_lennso the hnir of dust, dirt
or excessive oil, und in just n few
awaits fhosc whose hair has been
neglevtvtl or is sl-inggy. faded, dry,
brittle or thin. Besides bcnutilying
the hair, llanflorine dissolves every
particle of tlundrnff; cleanses, purifi-
es und invigorziles the scalp, forever
stopping itching und falling hnir, but
what will please you most will he :tl-
ler n few wvo|<s‘ use, when you soo
new hnir--lino and rlowny at llrsi-
_vos-but rcully now huir growling all
over the scalp. If you cnrc for proi-
ty, soft hnir, :md lots of il. surely
get a smull bottle of KnowIton's
Alloc- .\lurL‘his0n, Mt. I"
moments you have doubled the beauty 3
of your hair. A delightful surprlse‘
-1, Alex. liucliunun; 2, llnrold Mur-
Iin; Zi. Angu.'s- Murcllisoii; 4, liiclizlrll
Gill. ,'
100 _vzlrll dash for girls ovul' I0 yrs.
---l. Alnnt Nic-Ilolunn, ldlrlon; 2, Kntll-
crinc Mclluc, Pt. Priln; il, Olivo Nich-
olson. Eldon; 4, Grace .\lux-cliison, Pl.
Prim. ‘
yotirs.--1, Ilurtor Ross, Iflldon; 2.,
1, Alloc Murclii.~:on. .\lI. Ilurhuimn; Kmmelh M,M.|.h,,(,_ N,,“.,,m; 4* ||,,m.,.
I’nc'kingl1»;mi, Nc\vIoli.
100 yard :lush for girls iiinlcr l
years.-1, Irene lVIucI.eod, ()r\v|ill
:1nun;>2l, l{z|tIi(-i'inl- l’vIcii1;:liai.m, .\<:'.v-
lon; 4, Siismiu Gill, N|\\vton.
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_TRY THEM T0-DAY
'Yliii Imvl- it-:ul ltitr-is n-cmi'.-
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rlrull-r kt-lp.-. l.in Pills, \\4`ll_\-vu'
...I ...listing ll..." v.-.a...- \.._ln.-.
llnlk :mil r_llI<'. Illini-n:.'\l:-ui,
l,||n.\»:lg<», il|.|\rI_lllu'k iln~\ll1'-
pu-.\i_~;, nurl llilllruli l'\\i.;dn-ii
when thc rt-ilu-sly is nl lmud?
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_the kidneys or your back hurts or li I Y  I Y -  _ Y A Ch0iC@ la0t FUI' Sale
in Charlottetown
scy; take a tablespoonful in a glass    , We will sell by public auction on
’A|R
if water before breakfast and in n Wednesday Oct. 31, 1917 commeuc- (I
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§§a';sd€a’:\03g“;a:‘Lisd’;§y;1;Y]Iglfggrnngleé    ing at 12 o‘clock noon choice lot
nd 42 and 80 siI.uute<l on Richmon
lily ‘
BENJ. CARTER
Auctioneer I
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AUCTION
Horse, Carriage and Harness, Furn
ture, &.c.
I.nni Ixistruf-tell by A. A. l\I<-l.»'-.||:,
Esq., to soil by uurction ut his resid-
onco 133 Fitzroy Street on WclIln‘.s-
day the 31st day ol' Ovtohcr' t'ffn1nicn~
ring nt 11 o‘r-lock forenoon, horsos,l
1-zlrrlagns, and linrnoss, also n onlin-.'
i.ity oi' l`\|rniiuro. lmokcnsos, Imoks,
cro<'.kcry, cooking rluigo (N:li|'_v now)
und ltllr-hen lifonsils &c.
R. BEAIRSTO,
Auctionccr.
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter for u few cents.
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'I`ug_~; oi' \\,'ui'.-A lilnrriod vs, Single
»n1r.-n.-- I, llfizlrriull \Vomc\i.
5:u'lr\vnl'<l ll:l¢:1;,-- I, Robert Pock-
glmni, Nlrwtuii Cross; 2, Angus Nic-
ilson, M t. lluclniuun; Il, John Mac-
lolu-r:_\'. .\l|_ lim-litunin; 2, Mrs. Noi) lmzul, Mt. Buchanan' 4, James Mac-
\\IIlil- Killa-llullzilll. I'II<Il>ii; -l, ;\‘Il‘H. .'\.
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it~l.1\rsoi|. I'In1-Ito, I Til
Yl;uii;:,.\l<‘|i's Il:lr~f-_- I. .-\. J. Maw- li;
illzin, Ellloil; 2. .|. .-’\. l,;li-lilly, ICI- l'l
Ion: fl__»\|1ltil.~ .\'i.~liol1=o|\, l’t. Prim; -1.
:lrnld .\l:u"i`l\'l.\'Ii, .\`<-\\'l<ln. Hi
100 Yum dash fm' I'0.\'S ""‘If"l` 1:) ilul-Pl\cr:<ml ,.\'|\\\'im1 Cross; Ii, Mrs. livniin, Neivlon (‘,|'osa'.
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'I`rn.-;t.:r~s ltncc. ---1. .lohn A. Martin,
t. lint-llunnn; 2. John it. MacWil-
lms, I'lI<Io||; Il, Itivliurd Mucllae, Pl.
‘in|; 4, J. J. Mucllonuld, l’inetto_ '
'Pug of \’Vair.~~ Married Men vs.
liglu Ii.icn.~-- Won by iilurrictl Men.
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Queen’s County D
To thu ldlcctois of Queens’ (fo
I.;uIif\.~; und (lcntlcmenz
Six years ago M 1'. A. A.
elected to re_pi'cscnt you in th
the result ol the election tbcl
vzttivc party ctunc into powc
I
mvc passed since then I Iiztvc
my ability to procure as larg
,,. . , . .
_ovcrnmeutal utl\anI.z1ges for
`(`5ove1'imieiit of the party I W
‘done much for the bettcrme
'l
,C_ ` "-"y. ` ' . . g 'ants to agliculture, the addition
'oi $1_00,0()() ` II
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ncrce and our agricultural I
ominion » _EIe_ction
unty,
McLean and myself were
e House of Commons. As
1. held the Libe1'al-Conser-
1-. During the years that
endeavored to the best of
c tt portion as possible of
my native Province. The
as elected to support,-has
nt of our trade and com-
ntercsts. It gave us the
ill IPII lIlLl`(‘2lS€(I ll S Y"
zmnua y to our provincial subsidy, secured
for our Province four members for all time to come,
>u1lt at number of wbarves for the convenience of our
ottetown and elsewhere.
armcrs and shippers, also dredged the docks at Char-
When it is considered that for over three years of
,this period, the Dominion rev
I
enues babe been urgently
'equired for war purposes, I feel assured that our efforts
are not_ unupprec1ate<_I_ by thc people of the Province, ir-
respective of party. I um convinced that what-has been
r one will prove a._l;1stin_l;' benefit to the Province and
0d will afford a grezit; impetus to
our future prosperity.
During the last session of l’a1'1ia1nent; I was pleased
,,,,|g_.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,_ 1,0, ,,,,,,,c,,,,,,.,, ,,,,_ to support Sir Robert llorflcn in his cndeav01‘s to unite
he tivo great political parties which divide Canada in
ne Cfovcrnment. Such a consummation would insure a
more vigcirolis prosecution of the war, and would be the
means of raising with the least possible friction the ne-
cessztry recruits to go to the
pressed brave boys at the front.
. ' ‘ ' i
I am highly gizitiiied that
assistance of our hard
u Union Government has
now been formefl. It is composed of the strongest men
of both parties and shall have my full support. _
At thc last session of Parliament an Act was passed
cstablisliing' inacliincry for the holding of a Dominion
election. It provided for the appointment of enumera-
0_i's to make up lists of voters for all the polls. These
will sbo1'tl_v be appointed. May I be permitted to request
hat every possible assistance be given the enumerators-
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puiity, ~entit1ui io ti vote, shui
in the pi°e1)au':~ti<>l1 of these lists, so that everyone in the
I have his or her name on
he lists before polling flziy
at the coming election.
_ In thus giving an account of my Stewardship, per-
mit me to state l_shull bc cziliciiclttte for this Country
The crisis which involves our Country is the most
important in its history. It devolves upon everyone to
‘ consider well the issue raised:
are the people of Cana-
The Charlottetown Guardian 
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AUGTIUN SALE I A“‘°'“°I"  Pall
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da to leave unsupported our brave boys at the Front,
who have so long and so well fought for the preserva-
tion of our rights :md liberties, and whose splendid
deeds of heroism have covered Canada with glory and
renown? It is impossible.
ONE VOTE
I respectfully ask for the votes of all true and loyal
ZIIE
Comer Water and 'Haviland Sis.. For U . ‘ H  G U _ _ _ __ _ _ __ .U ])lsu.i(,t N0 N
_ ‘ Name of (.`andit|nlL~ `
;I;‘;‘l?f°;;,;2; g:;n°' N°v°mb°' M If deposited in thc bnllotbox at the Cumpaign De-
Fo, |mm.m,,, ,ppb to . partment within ton days. _
'  "9`,sddl1*"'s i-l»\ezAno I
l.- Un xtboiigad mnbl entice  this adver-
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cn and women of this large and intelligent County of
@<§YlS’. 3SSUl'iHl§ them that the best interests of our
ovince and especially our soldiers shall have at all
es my sincere support. /
- I). NIUIIOLSON.
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