-N05’-1-‘i"‘_’.m-'5'*‘°*5 . e  _ wa oiissnum
.l.,_
at the ,Central Drugstore-
We have just received
a fresh supply of Neil-
son's _in packages of
newest. design and latest
assortments.
__Moirs weekly supply
of bulk chocolates also _
to hand-60 cents per lb.
E. A. 2 Poster
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
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lflldcolates and
Coffee-
siasticl ' `
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 Bon--~B°ns
that wi]]_._"make_V ,
_ your 1ious_elio1_d*'
haPvyi§onr
guests grateful;
yourself enthu- Q
In }{, I and 2 pound esnsl
Whole-ground-pulvarized~
aisoFinoGroundforPoreoloton.
Cl-IASB E SANBORN, MONTREAL
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larristero and Attorneys
Solleltoro for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
DR. HEATH MelNTYRE.
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
- Charlottetown
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
2p.m.to5p.m.
 
9.6. McLeod, K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C.
IMLEOD 6- BENTLEY.
Barrlstors and Attorneys-at-Law
Offices-Bank of N. S. Chambers.
Charlottetown, P. Bi. 1.
A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon
MoLEAN A MeKINNON
Barrlotera, Attorneys-at-Law
 
PATENT BOLICITOR
WM. S. BABCOCK
Mai' L. McNeill .50
Lawyer (U. 8.)' and legiatered Pa- $30_g5_
tent Attorney, 15 years experience in
Canada and U. S. Inventions prompt-
ly patented. Trade Marks and De -
signs registered; infringement and
validity searches. Evidence collected
In patent suits. P ports prepored for
noun
eel.
éxpert witness In patent suits Pat
ents obtained In all countries!! 'SL
.Iamsa Strsst Montreal. Write for ln-
formation.
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2950-9v14Mtut.hs2mo.
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PIANO TUNING.
Regulating Voicing and Repairing.
,_ _ Satisfactionfluaranteed.
PLAYER PIANO and
CHURCH ORGANS
a. specialty.
AI-lair Goods  
All kinds of natural liais goods for
sale. -Also combings made up. Miss
D. Rudgo, 171 Great George St., Char-
lottetown; Phone 314.
345V3__-V10-15Mwfm1MDd.
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‘» KINGSBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Collected by Miss Mary L. McNeill:
Josiah Stewart .75; -Miss Ethel Mc-
Donald .50; Mrs."Waite'r Young .30;
Merlll Stewart .50; Mrs. John -J. Ste-
wart .25; Miss Anna Scott .50; Have-
lock Robertson .40; Mrs. Colin Kirby
.25; Frank Mossey .50; Mrs. Ben
Ching .50; Mrs.John _McVane .30;Mrs.
Joseph Mc\(ane .50; Mrs. Robert
Bruce .30; Mrs. JJames McVane .20;
Mrs. Oswald Stewart .50; Miss Jessie
Young .25 ; Mrs.Charles Stewart .20;
Barton McDonald .45; Theophilus Mc-
Donald 1.00; Mrs. Theophiius McDon-
35g3.10.25M¢f_ aid .50; Mrs. .loshna McDonald .25;
Mrs. Harlan Kennedy 1.00; Arthur
Robertson .50; Wm. Ford
.25; Mrs. Edward Stewart;
.45; Arthur McNeill 1.00; Sel-
don McLean .50; Willie McDonald .50;
Y . -
Collected hy Mrs. S. S. Robertson
and Mrs. Robert Robertson:-- Peter
Robertson .25; Mrs; Howard Young
_35; Mm. Wm. Colin .35; Mrs. Jos.
Ching .60; George apierre .50; Mrs.
Charles Young .50; `Mrs. Cyrus Ken-
nedy-.25: Mrs.~ Ezrakennedy .25;
Wilfreo McLean 1.00; John A. Stew-
art 1.00; John Albert Stewart .25;
John Bruce 1.00; ~Mrs.,Sr¢th McLean
1.00; Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Robertson
1.50; Walter Robertson .50; Harry
»-».m°er. c»~»°==»=<»-=~ - -l.‘¥?';’f..".‘€i’.'._‘”i.'.€...‘.i' .’5..‘§il’.°.§. i133;
Lillie Robertson .50 ; Mrs. John Munn
.25; Mrs. Theodore Stewart .75.
Collected by Mrs. Stanford Robert-
- son:-Mrs. Dan Robertson 1.00 ; John
A. Fraser 1.00; W. S. Robertson 1.00;
John R. Robertson A5. Grand Total
DOVER BCHOOL DISTRICT.
Henrietta Cann, Tea.cher:- Geo-
rge Whiteway $1.00; John Whiteway
1.00; Angus MacDonald 1.00; David
Whiteway .50; Robert Whiteway .50;
John B. Whiteway .50; Jerry Bears
.50; Mrs. Robert Whiteway .50; Mrs-
Arch'd Bowles .50; Mrs. Matthew Mc-
Lure 1.00; Mrs. James Livingstone
.50; Mrs. Peter Matheson .25; Mrs.
- '_' ' Alex. MacKenzie .50;_ Mrs. Wm. J.
Bears .50. Total Amount $8.25.
EGMONT BAY.
Rev. S. Boudrault, $2.00; Mr. Peter
McNally 25c.; Mr. Bernard McNally
50c.; slr. Jacques Gayaant J15c.;hM§.
Jose all nt, 0c.'. rs. oseD -
F- H- °"""°"~ iesiiillii (loci Ml-, .v'o‘inl-_ Leeieir 25.:
Mr. Joseph l.qeisir‘so¢.;'Mr. N. o. N.
A. Gallant 25c.;° Mr. Cornelious Har-
rington $1.00; Mr. George Sereret
25c.; Mr. Phillas Arsenault 10c.; Mrs.
Alexis Gallant 5c.; Mr. Arch? Bef-
nard 25c.; Mr. Andrew Bemard 15c.:
Mr. Maxim Gallant 25c.; Mr. Manuel
Gallant $1.00; Mr. P. R. Friend 25c.;
Friend Bc.; Mr. Philorum Gallant 25c.;
Mr. Joseph L. Arsenauit 15c.; Mr. Pe-
ter Pitrle 20c.; Mr. Dominic Ciizllant
0 Mr lovis Gaudet $100; rs J
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Mr. Thomas-Brehaui: $5.00; Warren'
,McDonald 1,00: Allan McDonald 1.00;
Johp J.. Mehsud' 1.50; L. A. McPher-
son 1.00; John D. McDonald 1.00; John
A. 'McPherson 1.00; William N. Mc-
Leod 1.00:. Angus N. McLeod 1.00;
William Matheson 1.00; John M. Mc-
Leod .50; Alex. J. McLeod 1.00; Jon-
athan McLeod 1.00; D. B. McPherson
1.00; A. F. McLeod .50. Making a
total of $18.50. Collected for Red
Cross Fund supposed to have; been
collected Trafalgar Day. Collected by
the Teacher, Annie M. Gordon in East
Valleyileld Diem ct.
ST. PETER'S SOUTH SCHOOL
" DISTRICT
_ - V _ IQAIIUII
Collected for Red Cross Society by
Miss Hattie MacSwsin, teacher:-Dr.
R. D. MacLaughlan $5; Mrs. Davisln
$2; ,Mrs. Wm. Lewis $1; A. E. Simp-
son $1; Mrs. Archie MacAuIay 501:.;
Dr -. Macdonald $1; Mrs. Chester
50c.; Rev. J. M. MacLeod $1; Adolp-
hus Maclilwen $2; C. E. Pratt $2;
Clifford M'acEwen $1;  J. Mullin
$1; Oliver Anderson $1; A. A. Hayner
50c.; Mrs. Robert Kaneen $1; Chester
Pratt $1 ; Lester Webster
Reilly 50c.; Mrs. 'Aeneas MacAulay
25c.; Chas. Waye $2; Mrs. John J.
MacKinnon 50c.; Andrew Lewis $1;
Mrs. E. Pope 501;.; Eliza Macdonald
50c.;Mrs. Norman Maoharen 25c.; Mrs.
Jas. A. Ma.cEwen $1; Mrs. Nelly Mc-
Kay 50c.; Mrs. D. Balderson $2; Mrs.
Katherine Msclnnis 50c.; Mrs. Milton
Ways $1; Mrs. Jas. A. MacAulay $1;
Mrs. A. Maclsaac 50c.; Pius
McKinnon 25c.; Evelyn Mac-
Inuis 50c.; Mrs. D. MacLean 50c.; L.
Anderson $1: Mrs. Jas. E. Maclsaac
$1; Chas. Quigley $2; .Mrs. Jas. Dow-
er 20c. Total $41.95.
CHURCH ROAD SCHOOL DIST-
RICT. -
. Annie Campbell, Teacher and col-
lector and forwarded to the Lieuten-
ant Governorz- V'
Mrs. Ellen ‘ Sanderson .35; Frank
James -1.00; Mrs. Homer James .40;
lmilsiinfs r
llrfnisnli n|s|:uvinv
Rev. A. D. MacLeod, of Harcourt,
N. B., in a letter written recently, re
ferred to the remarkable popularity
which Zam-Buk enjoys in 'the homes
of the people.
"Really," he writes, "1 ,know of
nothing like lt! Having charge 0f.‘_sn»
extensive mission over which I travel,-
constantly, I meet with many sick
and aiilicted people. and I have 'been
amazed at 'the good Zam-Buk is doing
daily. I have learned as an absolute
fact that for bad ulcers, old wounds,
eczema and skin diseases of all kinds,
the 'healing powers . of Zam-Bukara
simply marvellous-For the painful ail-
ment, piles,-also, it is excellent. lt or
box of Zam-Buk could he put into
every home it would save many a
doctor's bill."
_ Here is disinterested evidence, bas-
ed on the best and widest experience,
of the value of Zam-Bull. In the homes
of the people from the Atlantic to the
Pacino, Zam-Buk is the most popular
balm. Why? Because in so many caef
es it has proved a cure when all else
has failed. Zam-Buk is n. cure for
eczema, ulcers, abscesses, varicose
veins, scalp sores, piles, cold sores,
cuts, burns, bruises, the eruption and
sores of babies and children, and all
skin diseases and injuries. All drug-
gists and stores sell at 50c. box or
postpaid from Zum-Buk co., Toronto,
for price. Refuse harmful, cheap imi-
lations, sometimes offered. Send this
article to Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, and
_1c. stamp-and receive free box by re-
..-_-I
tgl .50.
._B,s|~_cs_
teacher
York school
per teacher
Pupils school, Ho-
well's Mary E.
Clarke,
Pupils
school
teacher ;_ » '
Pupils (18) 'Slleibrooke school
Summerside R. R. No. 5, per
Lila Milligsn,.teacher
Pupils (17) East Vslleyileld
school, per Annie M . Gordon,
teacher
Pupils (18)' Hampshire school,
per Irene Trowsdale, teacher
Pupils (18) Morell Roar school,
per Annie Walsh, teacher
Pupils (22)` Alberry Plains
school, per Gertrude Donahue
teacher -
Pupils (19) Marshfield school,
per Lyda. Webster, teacher
Pupils (7) and Teacher, St.
Columbia school, per Miss
Ruth Paquet
Pupils (23) South West school
Lot 16, per Annie G. Mc-
Ewen, teacher
Pupils (20) Norhorougli school,
per Hazel V. Woodside,
teacher
Pupils (16) Kelvin Grove
school, per Nina M. Wood~
side teacher
Pupils (40) Stanley school,
per Alice Reid and Jessie
MacKay, teacher
Pupils (22) South Mellvllle
school, per Minnie Dunsford.
teacher V °
Pupils (7) Mt. Tryon school,
per Bernetta Mclvor, teacher
_Middleton High school, Kin-
kora R. lf. No. 2 (total $6.40
as. follows) -
Pupils (15) A. Austin 0'Brien’s
Dept... ~.. . _' _ -
Pupils (85)_ Ida Cairns' Dept.
.Pupils (9) Inkermsn` ‘school
- per Katie B. McKenzie
teacher _ _
_Pupils (20) Lyndale school. per
‘Gertrude Mathieson, teacher
Pupils (13) Lower Newton
school. per John W. McLeod
teacher \
Pupils (22) andtescher Pop-
lar Grove school per Ina B.
Phillips '
Pupils- (22)_Vernon_ River
school, per 'St`ella"' Hayden,
teacher _ __
Bedeque
Mabey,
teacher, $3.85, not $5.85.
teache Hi Macsw n:-- G
25c.; Jean McDonald
25c.; Marion-Maclsaac 151:.;
Ewen 25c.; Total $3.85. t .;
Murdo .25; May S. Walker .10;
1. 0; . - ~ -
X. Arsenauclt 250,; Mr. Joseph M. Ar-
turn. __ VV ____“__`|_______V__ sa.”
. ‘ 1'.: . Don .HHH M._Ee.26.M.Mri
  ‘lllaxltzléa llda¢i?;:v§n E55
' ‘  =h|,so;"r . 1 ’ ie; on.: .
In se c om *M de1:5nAl50.: l5lE7_!{1e:)i‘il'yv.l,Tp=es 
Ritllllril Pllm K8 - 3- lim
ton 1.00;.l(rs. Wallace James 
Mr . Albert James .50; Btanford__San-
deitson .50; Annie Campbell .50. To-
33
i.vuoAi.s scsooi. nlsrmc-r.
` $471 .84
~ i______
‘ ‘_Amo'\int to date “_ " _ ` "_ $536.28
` 'l`ypograph'ical error, Students' Gift
Fund, List No. 9 in Guardian, Oct.
3rd, corrected-Pupils (30) Alexan-
dra school per- i Marioivh. -"Judson,
' R. M. STANWAY.
_ ...  __ _ Sec’_y_»f1jreas.
»;8TUDEB|T'8 GIFT, FUND 8T.PET-
ER8 SOUTH SCHOOL.-Collected bl'
_ _ r. ,. _si ep. -
donald 256.; Sornerled M cdonald
Roderick Macdonald 25c.; Beth
Macbauchlan 25c.; Clotilda Maclnnis
Macisaac 10c.; Bennet Maclsaac 15s.;
Ernest Peters 10c.; Alfred Peters 10c;
Helen' Lewis 10c.; Reggie MacKin-
non 10; Anna Lewis 10o.;.Pearl Sim-
ons 20c.; Earl Anderson 25c.`-; Earl
Anderson 25c.; Mary E. Purcell $5c.;
Henry MacAulay 25c.; Glen. MacLean
10c.; Alice MacLean 10c.; Gertie Mac-
The following has been contributed
to thefiitudents' Gilt -Fui_iii.._by. _the
pupils of Kelvin Grove S_chooi:- Isa-
ac C. walker .s0; Muriel E. Mac-
Walker .10; Lorne Walker .25; Jean
FUND
75
1.80
3.05 ‘
2.05
2.18
1.50
2.75
3.50
1.70
2.76
4.15
1.55
2.35
3;75
2.30
6.15
2.25 `
1.25
8.40
3.00
.55
2.90
__i.so
1.90
4.00
Mac
' 25c.;
. Brent
Annie

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_ Fflllle  "“` -3) 0  / »\ V/ 65') 
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M' __-_ -"~“__l;_-_-"”/ I S ty
` p;¢¢,,,‘e, _';i;;;“""“_‘*“‘ ' '  gms;
 Take the Elevator to Linen Department-Sth Floor 0 
Frida Bargains
  Come Early and
r Avoid Disappointment
 5  200 Pairs Flannelette D
s|...i.e--v.i... $1.15 89-
st ‘le-if
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  Just 200 pairs in the lot. These blankets are
~-- /` `   just what you require this time of year. Come
 early Friday-buy all you can. Regular 
N_ V . $1.15 pair, Friday ............  .......  c
,sei//N t
  
M, E?-.;V~;_
$1.75 Blankets Friday $1.39
Full s‘ze iiannelette blankets-heavy fleece-
” whipped separately-just the thing for large
double beds. Usually sold at $1.75,  
Friday per pair........... .....  °
Snap in Wool Blankets Warm Wadded Comforts
$4.00 FridayV$3.l0 $2.50 for $1.89
Warm white'wool blankets-border in a nice variety of colors and cover'
ed-nicely finished, each pair being ings. These 52-: perfecltz in livery respect
h' d separately. Regular -warm an eavy. egu ar
' yallilepies $4.00, Friday’s price $310 value $2.50, Friday only  
Big clearance of all ready made pillow Slips-Friday 25c pair
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Jardine .25; Robert S. Humphrey .20;
Fannie P. Glover .25c; Thomas Hum-
_I
plirey .15; Marion Casley .25; Kath-,V
'erine Caseley .25c; James P. McMur-
do .15; Edgar Hogg .20; Etta Stavert '
A l|]fSlllI]\EllS
_ Parcels should be securely put up and addressed
to the soldier, giving his number and other particulars.
Then another wrapper should be placed over that
addressed to V
Miss Plummer,
_Field Comforts Commissioner,
Moore Barracks, ,
Sliorncliife, England. A _
Care of Colonel Dean, Halifax.
Ship by express to Halifax, unpaid, and enclose
express receipt to Colonel Dean. This will ensure
safe delivery f ree, whercverthe soldier may be.
F. L. HASZARD, ~
Hon. Pres. R. C. S.
NC)'l`F.-Sliips sail from Halifax weekly. The
iirst ship to leave will be on next Tuesday.
L50; Robert Hogg .15; Eric MacMurdo
.10; Total $3.30. -The following has
been collected by Miss Hazel Wood-
side, Norboro for the Studénfs Gift
Fund: -Bellinda. Glover ».10; ' Flora
'Glover .10;' Everett Glover .15; David
Glover .10; Willie G.\pver' ,25; Clark
Harding .25; Lindsay Sharlw -25;
Gladys Stewart .10; Elmer_Stewart
-.10; Johnnie Andrews .15; Annie An- .
drews`.10; Georgie Stewart .50; Eliza
Stewart .50; Walter Hughes .25;
Mary Bowness .25; Margaret Doyle
.20; Cassie Gillis .05; Louis Gillis .05;
Freddie Gillis .05; Walter Bowness
.25. Total $3.75.
RED CROSS
On Nov. 2nd, Belfast Brunch of the
Canadian Red Cross Society forward-
ed 179 pairs of socks and 3 wool muf- (
tiers as follows- From Orwell Cove,
22 pairs; Roseberry, (2 pairs donat-
ed) 21 pairs; Newton ($150 donated)
20 pairs; Flat River, (1 pair donated) _
18 pairs, 2 muiliers donated, 2 muilil-
ers; Ocean View, 10 pairs; Point Prim ‘
(3 pairs donated), 10 pairs; Glashion
(1 pair donated), 9 pairs; Ponds, 7
pairs; Garfield, 5 pairs; Pinette,
(South), 2 pairs; Eldon (3 pairs donat-
ed), 55 pairs, 1 mufliier), 1 rnutiiler;
"‘ ° '“°°“'°°°’ 'T'°"' 
- SHIPPING N EWS '
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REPORTED OUTWA'RD8._ _ ___
Bohr. Swallow, Capt. Kennedy, for ‘
w s N S
Pug a h, . .
Schr. Happy-Go-Lucky, Capt. Tren-
holm, for Shediac, N. B. ' ._
' Schr. Caiavera, Capt. Young, for
Vernon River.
Behr. Mayflower, Capt. Sickles, for
Picton. _
Schr. Tacoma, Capt. Boudrot, for
Sydney. _
REPORTED INWARDS.
Schr. Elma L. Young, Capt. Baker, _
from Wallace. -
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