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THE VICTROLA AND TI-IE FAMILY-No. 3
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says, “The Vic`trOla has
given more enjoyment to
all of us than anything I
ever bought---and at so
comparatively small a.
cost too.
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“I’ve made quite a collection of Victor
Records already: Caruso, John McCor-
mack, Melba, Tetrazzini and nearly all
the great singers and musicians as well
as Harry Lauder and a lot of other
popular singers are kept pretty busy
now, entertaining in my home.
“I tell you what! Brown and Jones
and the other fellows have nothing on
me now. They can’t brag to me about
their Victrolas and classy records any
longer, because I’ve as good as they
have.”
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Victor Records  und see thtitiiit is ninili- ‘hly the "(`uli-
Other Victrolas from $32.50 to $300 (on easy
payments, if desired), and ten-inch, double~sided
Victor Records at 90c for the two selections at any
“His lVla§ter's Voice" dealer in any town or city
in Canada. ~._
Write for free copy of our 300-page Musical En-
cyclopedia listing over 5000 Victor Records. Ask
to hear "lt`s a Long Way to Tipperary" the
famous British Marching Song, on Victor Record
NO. l7639
Berliner Gram-O-phone Co.
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_ ‘5 -"0 toiti.-towii. cans-to-2s1u::i.
 ,_ H HL. _ q per Prince street. 6228--10-27nitt
good homo und wages hy applying
nt this Oiliee at Once. 6072-18-ltilvitf.
WANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR
Q Q Q general housework. Apply at this
office. 6004-10-10Mtf.
Victrola Head uarters -E '  -
LADIES WANTED TO D0 EASY,
144 Great George Street, Charlottetown.
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LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Standard
publishes the following delayed des-
patch from 0stend:-
“One of the greatest needs ot the
Allies is interpreters. for both the
I~`rench and British troops. Wlieit I
have been in ordinary and arntoured
motor carswlast week we have had t0
make peasants go in t`rOtit as guides,
and have been absolutely at their
mercy. with ottly the tear of our rifles
to deter them front lending its straight
tn the Germans. \\/lieu we invade Ger-
many it will be still worse, for we
won`t be able to trust anybody. For
English troops an interpreter who is
Englislt and can understand the
Scotclt, \\'elsh, Yorkshire and White-
`r_ -~,»._..,
chapel dialects is Worth far more than
any Frenchman or Fleming who may
speak a local language better, but
can seldom understand properly what
:he average British "Tommy" says to
tltn.
“I regard this inexhaustible supply
ot’ men who know local languages as
one of the chief factors of German
erilclency in the war. The Allies need
absolutely all the interpreters they can
get and are suffering for lack of them.
Very few British oiiicers and hardly
any soldier speak even serviceable
Frenclt. Over and over again I have
nt.\'self been deliberately tuislead bb'
apparent peasants, wito, I felt sure.
_ were German spies."
SAVE THIS PHIIPHEEI I
IIIII IUIUIIE HIIIHIIIIIE
.\`i~Z\\' YORK, Oct. :2'i'.-“Germany
will be driven out of France in a
decisive battle to be fought between
November 5 and 7; the Kaiser will
be forced to relinqush his throne by
the middle of next January: the Rus-
sians will be in Berlin in April, and
the present European war will last
about two years,"
These are seine of the predictiousi
which were made iti it lectttrt- by the
lit-v. Dr A. Z. Stevenson, Professor
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A IIHIIII I]IIiSIl'l
IAIIBH ANI] PIAY
II EIINSIIPAIIII
“California Syrup of Figs." ‘
if peevish, feverish and sick, give
Motlter! Your child isn‘t nutttrully
cross und poi-visit. See it tongue is
cotttetl; this is it sure sign its little
stotnuclt, liver und bowels need a
cleunsittg ut once.
\\`hen listlcss. pale. feverislt, t'ull Of
cold, brt-iitlt ltittl, throat sore. iloesn`t
ent, slehp or :ict ttiitnriilly, has stoni-
iti~it-tir-lit», diarrhoea, retnentber, it gen-
tle liver and bowel cleansing should
nl\vii_vs he the first trenttnent given.
Niitliiiig equals "t`alit`Ornia Syrup Ot
Figs" for cliildren`s oills; give it teii-
spootitttl. and in at few hours all the
t'ottl waste, sour bile tttttl ternietitlug
i`t»Oil whit-lt is r-lo_i:|;i\tl in thi' bowels
tiaisses Ottt ot' tht- sy.~tti'~ttt. :intl _von ltitvi-
tt well :intl plit_\'t`ul I-ltiltl tttzaitt. .\ll
t-ltililri-it lovt- this ltitt'ttili\s.<. tlclit-iotts
“t'ruit. lttxttti\'e." :intl it tti~vi~t~t`i\ii.\' to
el't`et't at ,uititil "ittsiilc" i'It~itttsittt.:. llir-
ei-tiotts for littliics, t-ltildri-n ot' itll titres
and growtt-tips :ire plztinl_\‘ on the lint-
tle gt\i\tt litil.i\ ~.t\e~» it silk tltiltl to-
Imorrow, but get the ttvtttiine. Ask
"(`alit`ornin Syrup ot` Figs " then look
fornlii Fig Syrup tfoinpttny."
‘of the Astrological Society tincor-
porateti). Dr Stevenson had un en-
larged chart of the Kaiser`s ltorosifopo
which ite dissected with ii skill and
nicety that called forth much aip-
piause.
NO NURSES WANTED FROM
CANADA AT PRESENT.
OTTAWA, Oct. 27.-.\`o nurses are
wanted from Canada tit. present t`or
service at tlte front and none will he
sent front here to England or the
(‘ontit1ent, unless the Department ot'
Militia decides to send ambulance uu-
its with the second contingent, in
which the usual cotnplctnetit will go.
After at meeting of the t‘itnadian re-
lief conitnittce held here to-day, at
which the medical brunch of the mil-
itia department, the t`anadian Red
Cross and the St. John Ambulance
Association were represetitctl, a state-
tnettt to thc above eitvct wits given
out.
It is nlso pointed out that move-
ments. suteit its the one ri-ported to
be under wny by tlitutttiiitn women to
ritise money to send ttttrsvs itbroutl,
should irttnse for the pr(-si»ni, und pre-
vent ovet'luppin|.z of work. 'I`lte Mili-
tiit. llt-pttrlmi~itt has upplicittiotts i`t‘t>tn
lttttttlri-tis of nurses ttnti wlti-n the time
cottti-s will deal with tltcm,
MAXINE ELLIOTT AS RED CROSS
NURSE.
I.()Nl)().\', Oct. 28.-~i\iuxitte Elliott
hits given a motor uinlnilittire to the
llticltess Ot Stttlierlntitlls Ilospitul
t`orps in I~`rnnce und expects to go to
the front within the ni-xt few days.
Site will be the first Anterii-an actually
enlisted for Red Cross. \\io_rk cnt the
Iiring line.
".\l_v amhuliiitce und I tire now await-
ing ittders from the Ilut-ltess. who went
to thi- Aisne liutilefielil two iluys ago
after her marriage to Maj. l<`itzt;eruld."
i\liss lilliott lsttltl. “I um simply in the
position nt` ti soldier waiting for the
itotntnitntl to go itito action.
"The Dui-liess is now engaged in tts-
certaitiini: just where her anilttilatico
t'orps~--wlticlt tiow numbers six velii-
i-l<-s---vtitt br- ot” the utmost ser\'ir:i~. tn
the llritisli \vtnittilt~il_ As soon its shi-
lcitrtts wlti~t'e out' bush is to he she will
let me ltiiti\v.
“l tint mr-rrfiynti' ttnimportiint tneinl"
het' iii' het' corps, wlticli includes it dow
on trnitteil nurses. .\l_v iitttlittliitice is
at Zio-liorst-pit\vi‘t‘ niacitine ot' the stuntl-
nrd type :intl will t`tn'tn it unit of thi-_
l)tti-hess ot' Sutlterlttttil's corps. lt is
itnpossiltle to giw tiny furtlter ilctuils
ut present."
'l‘o the request for ix pliotogritplt Ot'
het‘si>ll` in Red (`ross ttnlt`ortn. Miss El-
liott replied sltzwply. “Tile present is
no timi- to have one`s pictures tuki-ii."
 
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Twenty-flve cents.
GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED AUS. I
in this column, half cent per word
 
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iioEitts ttiiutTEn,  _
AE"E‘N"Ts` WANTED; TO__ siEi_i. Fon
"The (iltl Itellnblv Fonihill Nitt'si.-r-
ies." We tt-eat-.li our tncti to sell. Ex-
pt-ricticc tttiiteet-ssitry. Hii.:hi~st trotti-
mission paid. Ilundsotne tree equip-
ment. Stone & \Velliiit:i.on, To-
ronto, Ont. 6260-10-28M2GlE2Gi.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED#-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
ltuuscwork. Apply Mrs. W. S. Lou-
WANTED"-'A'M“ATD. 'APPLY 'ao' `u`t`~I
A sMAnT"Etn't.“`cAN sEcuRE"A
WANTED-A'?s`ini. FOR 'GENERAL
housework Apply 154 Powtml St.
pleasant, coloring work at ironic.
Can make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex-
perience unnecesary, no canvass-
ing. National Decorating Co., Dept.
N. 69 Adelaide St., East Toronto,
- Ont. 5089-8-22ME52l.
The Newest Styles in Jictrolas
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and all the new records are here ready °'1j,*§,,'{,'{,`,I,°‘§,‘,?;}§,'f,§",`,fj§"i§,,§,,§",,§I,§
fof you, alars apply The (ltiartllnn Oifiro.
1 2? Queen Strzet *Tron viwiiivitv 7T°“1‘F”TA its
_ . , Market Building, .ti iody's wedding
.  - V ring with ovmer's mme enlrsvsd
 
FOR SALE
MINK FOR SALE-SIX PAIR OF
Ranch raised mink finely turretl
and dark. price very low. Call or
write Jas. M. Hewitt. Lower Monta-
gue, P. E. I. 6180-10-23m6l
for sale. Excellent opportunity to
enter a most profitable business on
most reasotiahle terms I-‘or partic-
_ _ 61f=t:1°._2.2ttt¢f-
RiiJ`§E°i'=T>'t`i'”s'A`tIE.-4'stTuA‘rtE'D ON
Gerald Street, with large garden and _
orchard. Apply to G. F. Hutcheson, 600640 “Mn”
. , Tn S 99 oi-anon street. sisa-19w.mit l 
 
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Tc i_'Ef-Twb"n`o'o'rR°'vVH'H on
To i.r-:T Rooms Funntisi-tED`"“o'n`
LOST-SUNDAY, A PEARL CRES-
CENT BROOCH_..i<‘lndt.-r please
_V lettvit at this oliire.
LOST-A GOLD BROOCH WITH
locket uttiiclii-il, Sept. 11, either on
Iiunt, llillshoro or itlciintotttl Sis.,
On wily to riiilwny station. I<'it\det‘
please leave at St. .loseplt's Con-
vent utid rt-ci-ive reward.
6280-10-29l\I3i.
_ ,HttitiL_E HELP wtutrEt>
I
WANTED-SALESMEN EXCLUSIVE
lint-s, pertnitnettt, hit: earnings guiir-
untced, no oxpcrlt-ttt't~, ten vn<>uti-
cies. \\'rlte liuke lirotlicrs, l.ltn~
ited, Moiiitw-nl. tilti4-I0-‘.52l\ItiI.
Dov WANTED To ATTEND To o't=i
tice. Apply tit 142 Kent St.
_ 6073-10-itiMif.
WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT. 15
yciirs olil us un npproiitice. Apply
tu W. N. 'l‘antOn, Watchninker.
6014-10~12Mtf.
 
_ _ A tti|scEi.LnitEous
H0i=i`s'E"c`L'tPP'iNG t:i0NE""BY`Té'ATi=t"ET
ful and experienced hands at reason-
able prices. Horses called for and
returned free ot charge. Park Stab-
V les. llduldiiston St. 6216-10-27M6l
ooi=|No "AND `sLATtNo.4'Aii\7
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person desiring their roof repaired
can have same done at once by ex
perts. Stating and copperwork a.
specialty. Apply at once or phone
Victory Hotel or 77 Prince St., as
we are leaving the City soon. Le
Bel & Pelletier. 6254-10-28M4i.
 
T0 LET
without hoard. Apply at 213 King
Street. 6257-10-28M3i.
iinittrnlshed. Gentlemen preferred.
Apply here.
IIIITED'
EMPLOVMENT WANTED sv AN
Experienced Clerk with good educa-
tion. but of references md not
Slippery Sidewalks-are-Sai |-
and you walk with a sure-footed tread  I
when your winter boots are heeled with
”   PA  
CUSIIIDN RUBBER HEELS
 MADE IN CANADA
 Don’t let the sidewalks trip you. Don’t be laid up
een_\\__ with a sprained wrist or ankle, _or a broken leg
""’I°l’°"'“}‘i“. or twisted back. Walk safely-step surely-on
15 cents in `=.
stamps or sil-  “CAT,S PAW,” Rubber I'I€€lS.
ver, and send ` I
me to Walpole \=__
Rubber Company-_,___ They are made of Para Rubber-and are
LI"‘i*°d» 8M°Gi"i\, the lightest, longest wearing rubber heels
College Avenue, ‘-_ _ _
. Montreal. \.\ in the world, regardless of price.
pg, AND You `\.
W-_.»_wit.t. GET \
ir;  A  YET THEY COST NO MORE
.cAT'S PAw  At all dealers-put on-50c.
tushioniiubberileels
 DOn’t ask for “Rubber Heels"-
l ` _  Insist on having“CAT’S PAW”
A “cAT’s PAw"‘ seti.¢t<>siiig  »
TOBACCO Poucn-m..ae_ii0m \ '59
Para Rubber. _
WAR ORDERS WILL
KEEP PLANTS BUSY.
tiers for the illt`t`et'i\ttt itrtii-li~s rv-
ttttiretl.
’l`lti\ ztitn is to ilistt~ilitttt» rwilitrs for
equipment tltrotiglt the lloinliiion. so
- that ittttploytttettt tttiiy lit- givittt to us
0'l`T»\\Vf\i 011. `-’li.-~'l`llt‘ Nilllitl llc- niutiy Cnttutliiitis its pttssilili-.
IJ"-l'll"l\(‘-lil is UUSI' I-Kcttittil t`\'-'-10)' llll' As tniiny orders its possililt- also
Pflllllllllvlll UH' U11* S\‘\‘0ll\l Vflllllltt-Ccttl. lttivtt been i.:ivi‘n to Utittailiitti i-otii-ttrtis
Il0l\~ J~ U- Il2ll<‘ll. llvlillll i\liHiSl\‘I` lil' trottt the iiritisli :intl i"rt=tii‘lt utttltinv
Nlllilltl- Willl IHS \'0Il°'1*-tzttes. lists \tt't'l\ ities. 'I`lti» ltiipi-rittl titivi-rtitnt-tit sent
i~t»eai:f'tl'ttit:itt~nt1tl'Th1t~TTtlitt1'ttt1ttt; ur- Air. t~'i~i-iii-rii-ti siotiiiiw in twiiitiitii in
see what t‘i\|tudinn goods could lm
ser-ttri-il for the itrtti_v, und he. wltilit
in I\lontt‘eiil, gave sc\'i'rul large or-
ders. lncluillng one for l,0l)t),0llti stltirts.
This wil keep almost ever_v t‘:tniidlitti
shirt tiiittory busy for months.
'l`|tt~ Ortli-rs t'or sutldles totul over
$2,liii0_0t\tl. tltlier large ptirt-ltttsvs
iiri~ liiit-l_v to iw made in (‘unuilii. thus
helpittp: to km-p iltottsittitls ot worlt-
ini-ti t-tnployttti lit-ri-.
YOU MAKE A
A BIG MISTAKE
-I
IF you allow anyone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian
Pacific Railway.
\Ve sell tickets over every line of Railway in Canada Or the ,United
States.
_ We can sell you your ticket from any point to any other point connected I
by rail or passenger steztmships.
We make a specialty Of planning circuit trips which will allow our pas-
sengers to take in the greatest number of points of interest,
Il you will favor_us with your businees we will promise you at service al-
ways the same. ,We will secure your sleeping car berths lor you on any line or
lines and will guarantee our rates to be as low and in some cases lower as
those of any other agent.
It yOu_ do not take 'advantage of this service which is offered by no other
agency in Prince Edward Island, you lose more than we do.
W. rt. T' ROGERS
i y icket Agent. _ I
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Notice, , Regarding Dressing Hogs I
As a result of Government Inspection it is absolute!
. . _ _ y necessary that
§;°f!‘_fs*I‘)eit§3)t;;’” be Uwe” t° dressing 1102s for market in order to avoid refusal
They ins' tth tth h d,
eve hair remolsed :the C; ea ears and feet should be thorou hly cleaned
hanlgiing ' C353 Carefully washed and kept perfectly clean wheii
leavingstilgebffrf' fafinefs gf? not Splitfiilg the hogs between the hams and are
8 811 -an in some cases
remedied also, and in future a reduction even the manure_m° Thls must be
. . _ of 2 lbs. per hog will be made on all
gg? r‘§g§‘9"§1:§f°bg‘;°5l?€‘El;" this manner, as to say the least' it does not look
P W" °°mP1¢t¢lY, and hung gut and refuse removed
We want to build up a r tau ~ f `
so only with your cooperationfpu on for Island Hog products, and can do
 'DAVIS g& FRASER
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it inside. Finder plan toon hero. -
k._,§_“,,._, _,_ t,/;i',,_~§,., .,-_ I-.i_,,', _ _ t ` _ ‘ l  ‘ -1* <»
mduwork. Apply Vw X, 151*
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