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matlerinl.d>ut stick
to the good old standards of fifty-two years ago.
when t ithouse was established. lf there is any-
thin you need in harness. ask your dealer for
the Tmperial Brand. or write us direct for it.
Ship samo day order is received.
SAMUEL TREES & CO. Ltd.
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SPECIAL
BUGGY HARNESS.
Handsome, light road buggy
hamess. mwliide lined. track
style, traces. _Sliaftwmn
belly band. beaded lines; folded
and padded breechlng seatimd
brcastcollanthree-quarterinch
buckleover-checknruckbllnds;
traces double and stitched
tluougliout; trimmingsare tin-
ished in genuine hard rubber
and near gold. This is the
dsndiest harness for the price
In Cariarlzi. strong :i_nd reliable.
every inch of lt. Pnceonly $35
Special. Ask your dealer or
order from fact-
ory. Our Guar-
antee-If it does
iint satisfy you.
return it at our
expense.
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PRINCE EIJWAIIII ISLAND
HIISPITIII. I
More than thirty fivc years ago the Prince Edward Island
Hospital was started through the efforts and contributions ofa
number of generous and public .spirited men and women. During
all these years the Hospital has been the means of alleviating
suffering and ol` saving precious lives and by receiving many very
generous contributions the Institution has been kept up to date
in equipment and enlarged to meet the growing demand for
hospital treatment until today it is one ofthe best equipped hospitals
east of Montreal. Up to the end ofthe year 191-1 the receipts
from patients fees. Interest from endowment fund and some
small contributions from the city and country districts were
just about sufficient to meet all running expenses but with the
tremendous increase in prices of everything used in the Hospital
the financial problem became a serious one and we have had to
face a rapidly increasing deficit which now amounts ,to
nearly $6000.00.
Here is an illustration of the increase in cost of five items.
Year 1917-18 Year 1913-l-i Increase
Coal $3960.59 1798.15 2162.114
Groceries 1038.36 1629.84 2408.52
Meat and Fish 2081.91 76/1-.-ll 1320.50
Milk ' 976.10 603.60 ` 372.50
Medicines 1495.52 1098.09 397.43
Total increase in five items $6661.39
And no saving can be made on any one of these items. The
Hospital must be kept as warm, the patients as well fed as before
prices advanced. No great increase can bemadc in patients
fees as it has been the aim of the management to provide first
, class acconiodation at as low a price as possible. Those
who are unable to pay are treated free.
lt is tlierefore up to you to say by your response to thi
appeal wlicllir-r the llospital shall lessen, maintain or increase it
usefulness.
In order that _vou may have an opportiinity of contributi
Queens and lting's Counties have been orghnizcd by scho
districts. an executive of three appointed in each district am
this executive will appoint collectors who will call on you on or
shortly after the first of November. Please be ready for them
with liberal and increased subscriptions in proportion to the
increased cost of' everything the Hosptial has to bziy. lt is up to
vou.
' (live the collectors a hearty reception.
W. K. ROGERS,
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siiuiuitvs MONDAY
SPECIALS AT HOLMAN’S
Here are outstanding savings for
Saturday and Monday on staple goods of 4
every-day use. You have only to compare
these prices with regular Drices to tuliy
appreciate how attractive they are. .
. l.ANTEIiN Cl.Ol`il7.S-clear flint glass, long or
i short styles-Saturday und.'\londay price, 7 l_2c
each    .. N.. __ _ . . . . .
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LITTLE WONDER Rl'.C.0IiDb, 5 1_2 inch,
regular 1-ic. Saturday and Monday, each 7 l_2c
 Hill../\SSWAlil‘l "good assort-
ment of dishes clearing on Saturday at each 5 l_zc
 S()D'AHl_ilS(llflTgHiri  sanioisiiz-oicartong gg
dinner pails, Saturday and Monday. price 28C
SLICliDI'l()Mlf1Cl.7HI'ID Sll()U l.Dl£l1 HAM-
very choice and delicious, Saturday and Mon- zgc
'dayprice,pcrlli. _ ..    ..
” ' A clearing lot of 50 yards 68-inch lilcachcd
Damask Tahling. This is nn extra special value,
selling on Saturday and Monday nt per yard 69C
A seas(-niible saving on -I0 only,l\len's Fino [lib
‘Coat Sweaters with shawl collar, assorted brfwns,
sizes 36 and 38 only__ Big value at our special Satur-
day and Monday price. each ................. ..  
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Here is a notable saving' lor Saturday and Mon-
day on 50 only Women`s al-wool Spencers, colors
rose. black, white. purple or gold. Worth regularly
$1.75 to 2.00, selling on Satur ay and Monday 98C
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An exce tional value on 45 pairs Woman's Gun
Metal Lace llloots, made with plain toes and medium
high heels, black cloth tops, sizes 2 I-2 to 7, sc ling on
Saturday and Monday. special per pair  .
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-THE GUARDIAN is on sale at
Lafl’erty's, Summerside. Mtt.
IN MEMIIIIIIIM
, ____
'line death occurred Thurs-
day, ot paralysis, ot Mr. Richard
Power, 163 Cumberland St., aged 68
years. He leaves to inoiirn, one
daughter, Miss Margaret, at home.
and one son, Mr. John T. Power, Con-
~ii~ac|_ofr. '
SYLVESTER o'BRiEN '
Sylvester 0'Brien, ot Summerside.
died on 'Sunday evening; of heart
trouble. He leaves to mourn his wife,
two sons, both serving in the Canad-
ian Army in France and two daught-
ers at heme.
MRS JOHN SUTHERLAND
A very said death yesterday was
that of Mrs. John Sutlierlimd. \v11o
passed awa/y at her home on Hilshoro
Street, miter an illness ot only a few
dulys.
Mr. Sutherland ls Chleif Engineer
oi the Car Ferry, Prince Edward Is-
land and to him in his great sorrow
and his little boy thosincere sympa-
thy of all will go out. The late Mrs
Sutlicrlaud was a very estlmablo wo
man. She was greatly esteemed by
all who knew her and loved by her
more intimate iriends. She was a
member oi Zion churcii and took a
deep and active interest in whatever
made for righteousness. Mrs. Slu-
tlicrland was endowed with many
graces and endeared herself to hefr
iieiglibors and friends‘a1l of whom
will sadly miss her. Before hex- ill-
ness oi pneumonia, she was in the
bloom of _her womanhood, with appar
cntly many years ot happiness and
usefiilness before her. During her
struggle for lite. all that medical skill
could do, together with tender loving
unceasing care, was bestowed upon
her. All in vain, however, and now
her gentle spirit is with Him who
‘ gave it.
To Mr. Sutherland and his mother-
less little boy and to other relatives
we exteuf' our earnest sympathy.
MRS. MICHAEL CORCOIiA.\l
Passed peacefully away at her
home on Baldwin’s Road, Tuesday
Oct. 15th, Cecily, beloved wife of-
.\lichacl Corcoran, aged 55 years. "
The deceased was the youngest
daughter of the late Michael
(llcason, Cherry' Valley and is sur-
vived by a sorrowing busband and
ten children, six boys and four
girls. One daughter, Sr. Mary
Gerald! of St. Paul, Minn., prede-
ceased her. `
.\li's. Corcoran was consolcd in
licr last illness by frequent visits
l`roin her respected pastor, Rev. I.
li. A. MacDonald of St. T eresa’s
who also sang the funeral mass and
performed the services at the grave.
\lay her soul rest in peace.
EARNEST FRASER I
On Wednesday' October l6tli, Mr
Daniel Fraser, Montague li. R. I.
received a telegram conveying the
sud news that his son, IC r ii e s t
Fraser of the ,Canadian Engineers
died of pneumonia on October 12th
in the Lord Derby War Hospital.
Warrington, England. The deceased
was born at Whim lioad Cro=s,
where he spent his boyhood days.
In 190-i hc won the King`s (Zounty
Scholarship in tho Matriculution
Examination for en trdnecfto Prince
of Wales College. He attended that
institution where he won a second
year certificate and first class
license, passing with exceptionally
high marks. After having taught
school on P. E. _l. I`or a short time
he went out to B. C. ini 908 accom-
panied by his brother Malcolm,
who was killed in action at Ypres,
June flrd, 1916. There he was a
most successful teacher, being prin-
cipal of Merritt and other town
schools in B. C. lliS health failing
him. lie then took up engineering,
where, by his exceptional ability ,he
succeeded in [becoming a resident.
engineer on the Kettle Valley and
Pacific Great Eastern Railways. In
.Iuly 1915, he gave up his remuner-
ntivc position and enlisted as a
p/rival/e [in the 62nd battalion at
ernon, B. C. ln December he was
transferred to the Canadian Engin-
ccrs in North Vancouver. The foll-
owing spring be went to England
This is to certify that I have used
MlNARD'S LIN-IMENT in my tsmity
for years, and consider it the but
liniment on the msrkot. I have found
it excellent for horse ilosh.
(Signed)
W. B. PINEO.
"'W00dllndl." Middleton, N. B.
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
` I
-'rwo cimrs PER wonn each
insertion lor advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must a.cc0m98l1Y' 011101'
Minimum charge -twenty-tive cents.
-VIICTORY AUTO PARADE.-
The Victory [mimi Campaign coun-
mltztee extends im lnviitatiion to every
wwto ‘owner lin Pfhce County to join
in .tlhel big auto painade from Victory
Loan li1é¢1dk1ua.rters'. Walter Street,
Sumimei-slide, 'Monday the 28th lust.
at 2 p. rn. Ftbl the car with your
t’i‘lends, come iii 'amid help in the big
dc-rnonstrarlon.
and crossed to France in J une,
where he served until_March, when
he was taken' illwith pleurisy. On
his recovery he was recommended
for a commission by his officers in
recognition of his valuable services
in France. While studying for this
commission fat. Seaford. England,
he contracted pneumonia which
resulted in hisfdeath at the early
age of 31 years.
Ernest’s happy disposition and
great force of character will be rein"-
cmbcred aud cherished by his hosts
of friends both here and In western
Canada. There are left to mourn
their irreparable loss' besides his
parents, Mr and Mrs Daniel Fraser
four brothers and three sisters;
Oswald and John at home, David,
ri graduate of Arts of Dalhousie
University, now of Colden, B. C.-;
Daniel, Inspector of Schools, Tyne
Valley; Mary. at home; Annie,
Princi al of |Vicforia High School
and Cliara, teacher of Heatherdale.
He was predeceased by another
brother Artemas who died in Reno,
Nevada, U. S. A.
Servani' of God, well done.
Thy l’gIori`ousowarcfare's paSt,
The battIc’s fought, the victory
won ‘
And thou art crowned at last.
,GetiOiut Your Flags  
And Celebrate for Victory
i Decorate Your HOIl1€S
Decorate Your Store, _
,Oiiice Building or Factory
The- Publicity Committee of fthe Victory Loan
1913, requests every citizen -of Cha`rlo`ttetcWn to decor-
ate their homes. stores, oiiice buildings and factories
during the coming Victoi'y_Loan drive.
Make this the occasion for a real Victory Drive
Hcuses;- '
Use service fla S, Union Jacks, tri-colors, Stars
and Stripes and the flags of the Allies.
Stores;-~ _
Make a prtriotic window display.
Decorate the outside oi your store with bunting
and flags, use Victory Loan posters.
Banks, Oilice ll :ildings and Factor.ies:--- _
’ I Use buntings, streamers, flags, emblems, etc
Display as many flags as Dossible.
Publicity Committee
Phone 567
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2113.10-26M 1 i. . g ,:. " ' ' ‘ ' '
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Suffered Since
Childhood
Kitliieys at the Rant of the Evil
Think of iti The joys of youth
marred by agonizing pains, and all
hopes ef a bright future blotted out
by thoughts of a life burdened with
Backache and other sufferings.
Such was the case, of Mr. A. Cail
until s. good friend advised him that
there was n rninerly for his trouble
and he would find it if he used Gin
Pills. Read what Mr. Cail says:
` “I was troubled with my Kid-
neys since childhood and spent ii
large amount of money nn doc-
tors trying to get cured. Instead
of getting betteliil kept getting
worse until a'friend of mine ad-
vised nic to try Gin Pills. I did
so, and after taking one box I was
able to get out of bed and walk
around. Two more boxes relieved
me completely and since than I
have bad no return of the trouble.”
This remarkable testimonial wal
written by a. man whose statement can-
not be doubted. Mr. Cail’s reason for
writing this history of his case was-
gratltude for the relief that Gin Pills
brought him. \\'ouldn’t. you do the
same if your case was similar! If you
suffer now-don’t suffer any longrr.
Use Gin Pills and obtain relief from
Kidney or Bladder Trouble, and the
pain, suffering and inconvenience that
they cause.
50c buys ii box. Sold everywhere.
Write for sample box.
The National Drug & Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario.
il. S. residents should address Na,-Dru-
Co., Inc., 202 Main-Bt., Buffalo, N.Y. ns
£ 
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Wanted
Ship 0 bring rne'
your Fur receive
ifghest p in spot
Speeialattention giv
en shipments received
by mail or Express and
.returns made same day
as received.
Oitice as_be£oi¢ in
the store of W. A-
Stewart'
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suiiiiiiiisiiiii ‘
A. E. ’Macl.EAN
cash. - 1: -vm __.i_.-_-._..-._
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Moore & McL'e“od Ltd,
119-121 Queen Street, Charlottetown
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One oi' the best. values this season is a
navy blue frieze cloth coat, belted all around.
_ set in sleeves, patch pockets ling? mufller
collar, convertib e and trimmed wi buttons,
length about 46 inches, sizes 18 to  
40 inches. Price ..    °
' ht. dlotli cnet. of brown
and  iiiiirili "filled, larse »§§°§\Qf§§bl°
collar which maybe worn buttoli _ IB at
tumed low _as desired. buttoned trimmed
fancy two piece belt all around. P0°k0l'9 an
func cuffs. This ls also made n
blacl, sizes 34, /i2. Price  
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one .line but mauro: vsiuéima
heather mixture zibelins cloth. also grey.
ftncybotnmgpiece bile. l§°2;qrf1bl°zw&l)=‘i)»
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Some Striking Values in
Coats of Moderate Price,
Garmefnts of Style at a
Worth While Saving
I S WELL AS THE BEST) LINE OF HIGH GRADE (IOATS-THIS GREAT READY
to wear department offers you the best range of moderate price coats to be had. .
_ You are invited to come to the store to-day and see how much in style--how, much
in comfort-how much in satisfactory wear-a very reaspnable price can buy.
Another cont equal in value is made ill
brown whitney, has lar e convertible collar
.et in time., belted .ii-amino, stem. and
body lined, with colored butto s to _mate
ii£‘.'i‘I.“_.'."f._‘.‘Tf’.’Tf°i'._"‘.f‘_’.’?1.ff.i?t.il:f'$2l-5?
An exceptionally good value is made in
black ocean wave cloth lar convertible
collar inlaid with black Ivelvei? ldr%W@
pockets. half belted at back, plush t .
length 42, sizes 16, 18. Price 
Heavy blackiciievoit coat  in
and front, all around belt, val)vet}‘,s8
collar, sizes 36, 38, Misses 16, 18  ° _
navy- use than friisiiu mt. side
belt effect kets lush litittonl. luili
colin hriféatliiiinsdf “limb t20.oo*.|‘:00
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