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lb, ¢{¢¢¢fioming sir. '
Gmund and fins-ground. In Z, '
1 md 2-lb. tins. 
dum., ¢¢/nywhere. Wriu for
"Perfect Cofee - Perfectly
M‘d¢"_.-free on request.
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The ever-incrcasing problem
of economical Christmas gifts
has been solved perfectly by
our Kindergraphs.
Plan to bring the children in
at oncr. \ _
THE CO0K STUDIO
Phone 159-.l `
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XMAS
IS COMING CLOSE
WHY WAIT? \
bend a Photo Taken _ by
BAYER '
A. E. LYON
_ Photographs of all sizes, films to
lit all size amateur cameras are re-
reived fresh every week. ' 
Moderate prices
Personal attention to Amateur
~ Photography. _
Artistic Pbofogragzb
Charlottetown. P. _ ~
 
kiiioiiisssioiiiii Ciiiiis
*GO-O
.\IAItI( Il. l\lcG\llG_AN. ILA.
nrrister. Solicitor, Notary Public
Money to Loan '
Comet-on lllock, Charlottetown.
 »»wM
~262-11-l2wfm3mos.
Dr. K. W. McKinnon
VETERINARY SURQEON.
oiiies iss Kent strut. ~
Opposite Model! Hotel. Phone 764
McLean <& McKinnon
Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Law
Office, Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown ._ ._ .. P. E. island
' J. D. Stewart, K.C.
Barrister, Bolieltor and Notary Public.
Newsom Block, Qharleitetewn.
Branch Office; Ieergetotn. V
M°'1¢v to Loan _'on Real state.
Morsoi\'_i&fDul’fy 7
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monsv *r tom.
°'"¢t - Bank of Q0. I. Chambers

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. .°lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
i _.1Mn. annie-sr woari-i oi' if
’M¢K|1"1°i\ Urns Co.. win iie,iieipiil:
~.\ir. ~Ma\bon to put on the One Cent
-Sale at Montague 20th,'21st, 22nd.
, 2323-11-iiiviii.
..*WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
DEAD.-On October 15th, at Peter's
, Road there passed to his eternal ro-
ward Mr. _Vere Beck. The late Mr.
Beck was e9 years of age, and leaves
to mourif besides his widow. five
sons and two daughters. 1»ie» was a
mlm 01' S!f‘i'linE que.lities.'ianil was
_honoured and respected' by his` very
lnrgo circle of friends and acquaint-
ances. _Ho was 0. staunch member of
the Chrslian Church at Montague,
where his familiar figure will lone
be -missed. The 'funeral was very
largely attended. interment took
place in Murray Harbour. His pastor
Rev. C. E. Armstrong oniiciuted both
at the house and grave.~ Much sym~
pailiy ig felt for his widow and abe-
reaveil family. (Picton papers please
copy.)-T.
..*HARMONY JCT.--Mr. Donald
Keys loaded two cars of red potatoes
here on Monday and Tuesday paying
30 cents per bushel:-Mr. H. H.
Acorn, Sourls is loading two cars of
lumber.-Mr. Donald Whitty lei'
Thursday morning for New London.
Conn., his former home. For thc
_pust four years duration of thc war
Mr. Whitty was farm' manager fm
lapt. McEacliei'ii_-Mr. Jno. Alfred
.\/lciltonalily Land Surveyor, was 'xi
passenger West Wednesday morning
-Mr. Joseph McPhee, of the section
rang, went In Maine to work in the
woods.-.\iessrs. Wliitty and Beaton
were having their lands survyed by
Mr. McDonald, I-iermanville, on
Tuesday.-Capt. John McEachern is
kept busily on the road with his
automobile in the interests of Solder’g
lie-establishment. -
tho pu-pils of Montague High School
for the month of October. Prluclpal's
Department. Grade IX.-1, Harold
Melllsii; 2, Harry Vickerson; 3,
Marion McLean. Grade VIII-1, Gord-
on Coflln; 2. Cecil Johnson; 3, Adah
McGregor. Miss Duke's Department
Grade VII.-1, Eileen Grant; 2, Mario
rie Mahon; 3, Edward Hynes. Grade
Vi._-Myrtle Keith; 2. _Jennie Lowery.
Grade V.-1, Maude Hynes; 2, Gladys
Poole; 3, Catherine Campbell; Mi
Dai‘by’s Department. Grade VII.-
l_ Helen Adams; 2, Donald Adams; 3.
Stephen Maliar. Grade Vi.-1, Hui'
ry Younkeiz 2, Marie Collin; 3, Lois
partmen
Glade l:V.-Arthufi' 15-uirk_e; 2, Cora
cram; 3. Lloyd Keffii. Grade iii.
1, Malcolm McKinnon; 2, Byron Graiii
Armstrong; ;2, Elsie -McLure and
I.--_--1, Louis Keith; 2, George Fraser;
Kinnon 2 Clarence Laudr i
Gillis.
..
THAT lllll_.ll IS lllll{lElllll|S
Don’t wait Till you are Sony.
When you feel out of sorts, shivery
headachy, don't wait till you are laid
up in bed before you take action to
remedy these things. Chilly, itchy
feelings are Nature s wamings. Gel
somethin to clear out your system,
cool the hqood, exterminate the germs.
There is nothing so quick and
stands for Cascars Bromide Quinine
Tablets. Dominion C. B. Q. cures s
cold in a few hours-takes the
headache away-makes you feel fit.
Get a box of Dominion C. B. Q.
to-day. Keep it on hand. You never
know when you might need it. At
eil drnggists. in the Red Box. Made
by that well-known and thoroughié
reliable firm The National Drug
Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. g
Dominion C.B. .
S_____ 'reei.¢1's
HEADACHE3.
ou) Ihdiesodbed
c s,
“WWE 25cents.
inalewlmin. _
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QQOUQOOOQQ
WUUSBUQUQQDGDIU
You Know
That we operate the o
Lens Grinding Plant o
E. Island ?
'i`hat we _employ a skilled g
¢Surface Grinder, and are Q
gdaily grinding from the Q
s rough J; ass-t e most com- s
0 plicate kinds of lenses?
: Those are facts, which
,mean a 20041 dedi to the
,Glass wearing public, doing
gawayl with the, annoying
pdelays caused /by sending
e away for special lenses.
o A -
S d _ur glasses in b
gmail,” yolillli get them bacb :
./promptly and in perfect con 5
.dltlons .
0 Call in and' look over our
:plant
ic. i. iiiiiuaii
' 5 Qptonieirist and Opilcisn
oaoibaooo
_ = _
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..‘°‘SCHOO,L WORK.-Standing of
Lemon. Grade V.-1, Eric McKin-
non; 2, Gertie McGee; 3, Helen Camp-
bell, Mrs. Crawfords De t,
3. Joe Brothers. Grade II.--1, Vivi-an
Frank Bell; 3, Lowell Poole. Grade
3, Norbert Grant. Miss McD0nald’s
Department, Grade IV.-1, Athol Mc
I . Yi 3. CMI'
erine Csrriithers. Grade ill.----`1.
Helen Vickers; 2, Bernice Adams; 3.
i-larold Nicholson. Grade li.--1, Alice
Fraser; 2, Ruth Vickers; 3, Catherine
~ reliable as Dominion C. B. Q.-which _
lt. f"/‘ »'»
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..*YOU WILL be sorry if you miss
Maboifs One Cent Sale 20th, 21st 22nd
3 days only- ‘ 2323-ii-14M4i.
..*'|'.W0 CENTS PER W9l3D each
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order'
minimum charge twenty tivg cents.
,  L_
. .*I GENT buyg_$l,00 worth at Mali
one 0iie»Cent Sale. Montague 20th,
21st Blind. Donft mis these bar
gains. j _; _-  diesel-14M4i.
5,.; _,  1-'
`..._*WE_ .HAVE JUST RKQEIVED
BV* EXPRESS a lot of ladies ‘ silk
blouses# Prices $2.75 up. Flannel
blouses"~l1.86 up. Sterns Bros.. Lid.
_ 220841-I0-M_mwf3i.
.JREMEMBER the dates M:ilion's
One (lent Bale 20th, 21st, 22nd. Bar
gain pri-ces__ 232311-14)/l4l.
..*BOYS SATISFIEE-_-The, boys
attending; the Boy’s Conference from
Montague, were: Hnrry Vickei-son,
Harold Mellish and lleber Moore.
They report n. real good time. Too
much caniiot be said in praise of the
leaders of the movement, and we feel
sure parents izppreclate the oppor-
tunity it gives their boys, to develop
POlNTED PARAGRAPHS.
Never kick a live wire when ll, is
down. .
A bill poster`know5 his place and
more sticks. .
Successful theatrlcul managers
ihould thank their stars. _
lt takes a pretty sharp mun to cut
1 slow man to the quick.
' Corus are proof that nature is
-,apabls of small mean things..
Look out for dark duys _when the
.veather man predicts light rains.
A wise man never boasts of his'
.visdoiri. He leaves that in his press
igent.
lt’ u woman wants to cut a mun's
icquuiutauce she may look duggcrs
it him. `
When there is work to be done the
iuzz saw is iilways ready to luke ii
land.
Every boy should lcurn to write,
ind as ii man he should lcurii what
not to write.
You may not be able to do greui
_ liings, but you can at least try to do
he small things in a great way.
Yes, Alfred. even a inui‘i'ieil muii
'lllli always manage to have the lust
.vord-if he is willing to make it his
_lame at’ the bottom of ii cheek.
Richmond Corn Cakes.
To iliree-fourtlis cupiul of canned
C0rn add one-half cupiul of milk, one
half tablespoonful of sugar, and » two
eggs, well beaten. Mix und slit seven'
eighths cup`tui of flour (pastry, once
sifted) with one tablespooiiful of bak-
ing powder aud one-half teaspoonful
of salt. Combine mixtures, and drop
by tablespoonfuls in buttered muiflii
rings set in a buttered pan. Bake in
a moderate oven. These are very good
with roast beef.
In Memoriam
MR. IRA BEER.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Beer, Hampton, P. E. I., on Nov. 3.
chair son Ira passed away from his
earthly home to the heavenly one that
_iwalts the redeemed soul that irusts
in the stoning blood.
His going leaves a great blank in
he home, he will long be missed and
mourned by parents, brothers and sis-
;er. but they look forward to the re-
union by and by "where there is no
more sin.’_' Rev. 2.1.1.
~ Hia life was short only twenty years
but his time was up, the God given
work finished.
The reward promised the faithful is
now his.
Like Timothy, from a child he was
taught and trained in the Scripture
'ind lived the principles of Christian-
ity in his daily contact with the world,
thus leaving an example that speaks
loudly for truth andrighteousness.
it is not alwgys the case that the
longest life counts most or has the
greatest influence in leading others
heavenward; _
He was diligent iii business ser
vlng his Lord, and early in life gave
promise of a successful business car-
eer. His dealings were marked by
integrity, honesty and truthiuln-ess-
thus leaving the impression that the
principles of Christianity always in~
cludes straight honorable dealings
with the world. -
lie was indeed ii beautiful all-round
character showing clearly ln his life,
"whose he was, and whom he served."
We feel the world is the poorer hy
his being taken; but it was "God’s
\vill" and “shall not the Judge of all
lie world do right."
He early in life publicly professed
Christ as his Saviour. and on his
leath bed could say with great as-
sui-ance°"'l know that m_y redeemer
llvatli." _ A
A drugglst can obtain as imitation
if MINA-RD'S LENIMDNT from B Tor-
onto house at a very low Price. H10
'iave it labeled his own product..
.This greasy lmit;_tlon s the poor
inl one we have et ‘seen of the
pany that every from, Dick and
,larry has tried to ini duce.
Ask for MINARIIH d you w. ‘ gei
_ Make. Mes ` More Attractive
by Swine
CAl`ELLl‘S '
' _ _ _
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(~|-¢_n¢¢. Gan.. Sourneau nml l'nIu
Hoyt' 'l‘o 'l'i-ont.
Medical authorities stale ihal nt-ni-|_\~
nine-tenths of-the crises ni’ iitniiiavli
trouble; ir:diK_0ltion. soitrnes. b\:ii'iiii\€:.
. oat Il v nausea. e c.. are ue u
fregcess of hydrochloric acid in the
stommhiand, not ue some believe to .a.
lack' of di estive Juices 'l‘h llc
delllyetl M14' flwd uolirii. ciuixlr.|; me
dllagreeaiilé nymptonis wlilcli. o_vei'y
atom h anfl'erei~ knows so wall.
AI::l(i:‘iciul dlgententii are nut needed In
such ea.ses`anii may do real harm. Try
laying aside all dlireatlvo nids and in-
stead get from any druigirlst a few
ounces of Bisuratc Aiagncnlu. and tukc
ii teaspoonful in a quarter glass of
water right. after eating. Thin sweet-
ons~ the stomach. l2l'~'\'i>iita tlia,foi~mu-
tion of excess acid and there is no
siiurnigss, gas or pain. ltlsiii'ut»-d Mui,"-
iiee-iln (in powder ni* tuhli-L i'ul'iii-iicvci'
liquid or milk) is hui-ni|f»i»i:\ to`tlii~ sto-
mach, inexpensive to uiltv and in the
moat ei‘flclerit'furm of |n1i|.'.ni~,.~iiu for
utomuch piirposas. it is used lip' tliiiii-
d I l h ‘ li is
Bun it 0 peop 0 W 0 4-iijiiy L||t~ ' muii,
with no more fear uf indigei-itlnn.
THE ONLY SAFE PLACE
“Can you lny this carpet so the
real Christian characters.-T. lchildren w0il’t wear il out?"
“Where shall I put it, madiim-on
,the roof?".
LIFT 0FF_’CORNS, .
-MAGIC! N0 .PAIN
Drop Freezone on u touchy com
tlien liftutliat corn off
with fingers »
<3-D'
Tiny bottles cost
" only 0. few seiits.
o 
P -Qi--E W
V; >‘ * \*
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' W/
- -iiiuil.
1 4” /_` _
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ing, then you lift it~right out. it
doesnft aln one bit. Ye mu ic!
tiny bottle of Freeaone for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your _feet of ev-
ery 'hard corn, soft corn, or corn he-
tween 'the toes, and callu-ses, without
soreness or irritation. Freezone is the
much talked of ether discovery of ii
Cincinnati genius. '
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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
At a pleasant gathering the fJll0W-
ing address was presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald: We the
young people of Hunter River and the
surrounding vicinity, have met _here
tonight to greet you in your new
home and -welcome you to our mililst
ln Hunter River. Mill' ¥0Ul` BWV be 3
long and hsllily one is our most earn-
est wish. '
You will please accept this little
gift on behalf of Hiose present. as it
token of our sincere friendship, with
every wish that your lives may ‘be as
bright as the rays U16? GRM-
Signed on behalf ofthose present.
The evening passed' very quickly
with music and games _af-ter which
refreshments were served and thq
party left for their homes in the wee
small 'hours of the morning. _
'f\T".'\-
fir
us
'I 'A careful _Sclec
tion of _everylriline
of Jewelry marks
our stock. '  `
_ We will bepieas
% !$
,_ ._ _ ¢1 f' »
stomach liging is irritated, dilgesfiuiinliv ` ‘
»~ ff/
s
Drop a little Freezoue on an aching
corn, .instantly that ‘corn stops hurl-
D S. S
Wihy wait? Your drugglsi sells a_
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 sf..  ~ .ff-ii»i~ir`.* '  » `
_ _ . ' ‘ Fall
_ ._We'are1offering"yo_u as
ceptionally low prices. Read
A Mens
Gum  
, Boots
l\/len’s Boots, as above, big value,
__ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ .
...__._._`__.~...$3.95
Boys Sizes, 1 to 5 _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ $3.00
Youth’s Sizes.11to13 _ _ _ _ _ _ $2.50
Men’s Boots as above, red sole -
 . . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
__..__._$4'.25
_  _ "_+:
-.,_ _, , '.5 ijt `
 Women`s
  Rubber
 = s _ Boots
H  ms
”f|__"`;\.N ' 'Ti
Women’s, first quality - - A- - $255
Girls’, sizes 11 to 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $2-35
Children’s, 5 to 10 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $2-00
'  Women’s
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Women’s Rubbers, first qllalltyi to
fit any heel, high or low _ . . 85°
Girls’,sizes11to2..:_..._.. 700
Child1'eiYs,3to 10 ._  60c
->Ynkon--
9 inch tops
,lift
ip/
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, $4
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Men’s high top, Duck Lumber-
_ men’s Solid Heel ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.65
B0yS’, as @,l)OV6_. ._ . . _ . . _ .: $2.75
Youths’, sizes 11 to 13 _ _ _ _ _ _ $2.25
 Women’s
' i;._;-:  1 Button
i?i§_3*?j';_
 _,fog Overshoes
".1  52,60
Sizes 3 to 8.
Women’s Buttoned Overshoes, .
... $2.60
Women’s Buttonefd Overshoes,
JerseyCloth _.___  _ $3.40
Menfs; Side Rubbdrs, very
popular country wear $1.50
ed,to have you \‘
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GOODS ~   '    ` ' 
1919-20. V ~ I. 7 _
below,/rubber footwear at ex- ,
over and be convinced. W
~ guarantee every line to be of the ‘high st grade obtainable-
ALLEY & co.§fi.'1M1TED.
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6 6 Q
¢ ga _ _ 5
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Men’s First Quality Thigh Boots,
as illustrated, red soles, and a
_ coinfortableiittei' _ _ ». _ _ _ $5.00
Boys’, as above ......_ ._ $4.95
Youths’, as above, sizes 11 'to' 13,
... $3.95
one of the big selling kinds. and '
u splendid Wearing shoe . . - $3-85  _
Boys’, as above $3.50
Men’s _ _ _
$1.25 
Our best grade rubbers for mai;
allshapes_.............$1- ._
» ,ii 5._._.._95c
B°yS’aSab(di'e13go¢ .
Men’s 
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A comfortable warm Overshoe,
made with two bucklee..f0F$Y§;Y6
Mens 'as' above, .Ierséy'¢10th $3.75
Mews’ four buckle Overshoes,
_.__
Same in Jersey Cloth  _ _ ._ $4-50 “l`i`irest King” _
Snag Proof’ f 1
“Forest Ki_ng‘,” a popular line fel?
men, solid heel,  H-
Bo‘ys’,'s`iz'e's'1    52. 
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made of fine Jet#
sey Cloth _ _ . _ ."1 ... _ _ _ _ . _ $1.75
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