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like/ ipleabtnt medlciiig; '
liit1e__ folks need mild
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quickest cured by gentle
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sweetens the stomach
and cleanses the bowels.
Children like it and
it always does them good.
25c bottle.
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Everything required
for baby at our store.
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
Sunny side
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'lf you want to improve your writ-
ing attend the evening writing class-
cs ol the Union Commercial College.
This course is of special interest to
accountants, stenographers, ' bank
clerks, etc.,»a thorough training at
,, moderate fee.
All stenographers wishing to in'-
crease their speed should attend the
special classes in advanced Gregg
Shorthand a-t the Union Commercial
College Gregg has been proven to `
he the fastest system and the Un- "Nfgl¢c( is (hc _
ion Commercial College teachers are
the most successful experts of this
system in the Maritime Provinces.
Ii you cannot attend the day ses-
sions at the Union Commercial Col-
lege the night classes will oder you
all the advantages you want- The
same courses af study, -the same
teachers, the same ideal environment
-Turn your spare hours and leisuer
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:vo Mona ROOM AT
THE BECK BANQUET
LONDON, ONT., Nov. 21.-All tick-
ets for the citizens' banquetto I-lon.
Adam Beck, on Tuesday, November
25th, have been disposed of and the
event promises to be the largest of
its kind ever held in the city, liber.-
nic uniting with conservatives _to
honor the hyg.lx‘0 c0mUl1_B5l0ll Chau”
mam The speakers will be Bishop
Williams, Bishop Fallon, Rev. Dr.
Flanders, Mayor Graham and Lieut-
enant-Colonel Gartsboro, T.G.Mered-
,tm K__ C" will bathe chairman. - ,,
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USMOKERS. if you want some-
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and look over our present display of
agent S samples. Pipes any siz,,_ wi-
lege, bull-dog, English styles, all
Corner Great George and Kent gem
Mtf.
::Rexall Rubbing 011 is endorsed by
athletes, all sufferers from rheuma-
_tism Bild _by all who have suffered
,from spralns. pains or bruised mus-
cles. It has really wonderful curative
Qualities and we guarantee it to be
good or we wiRl- refund your money.
iPrice 25c. a bottle. The Mexnmon
Drug Co., Corner Great George and
Kent Sts. _ ' Mtg_
::Buntaln, Bell & Co. for best
coal; lowest prices. 9-23Mti.
1 LETTER OF APPRECIATION.
m- \.`Av¢-~\~-»-¢»:.,p- ..--1,,-_ ...__ f'-'F
The following kind words signed by
Donald Campbell and M. E. McDon-
ald. on behalf of Lion L. o. L. No.
1049 Uigg have been forwarded to
Bro. Joseph Murchison, Kinross,
'-and other members of the family:-
“We tender to you our sincere sym-
pathy as it has pleased an all-wise
Providence to take the soul of your
'dear father and our esteemed brother
,to that home on high which he has
prepared for those who love him. Al-
,though your hearts are filled with
_sorrow at thc parting what a joy it
is to know that you can meet again
where there shall be no parting and
where grief is unknown. We each and
all would gladly help you bear your
burden of grief but we feel there is
,so little we can do, we .can only
direct you to the God of all comfort
.and consolation to the great lurdcn-
_bearer, the man of sorrows who is
acquainted with grief."
Cause of Grey [lair
surly cur-reeled if You only will
No woman nowadays nc'-d lace the
charm. of her rich, lustrous ‘..::ir with
advancing years. Gray und fa-lull inir
destroys a womn-.fs churm as_ nothing
else will do. ‘
lt seems ‘a shame that any woman
should suffer the ‘annoyance of gray
hair when it is so easy to .restore it
to its natural color.
.Hay’s Hair Health is so simple Bud
easy to use and so- sure in its re-
sults that no woman_can afford to
3overlook it. It is not a»dyB. lust 8
real tonic that brings new life hlld
vigor! and that natural colored heal-
‘hy look to the impoverished scalp
land hair roots, restores tli‘Va_original.
'natural color of the hair. It YBIHOVBB
dandrnfl.
Your money will 'oe refunded to you
if it fails after a lair. trial.
$1.00, 50c, 25c. Get it at our store.
Sold 'and recommended by E- A-
Foster Charlottetown. _ ~
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or egg eeghiflrliuiificiild ’liIre'|'I|in|:|rii°:iccl¢impan‘;0order. Minimum chnle
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no You WANT Mossy? My scheme
should bring from $5.00 to $10.00
per day. Strictly legetimate- N0
i Capital. Easy to Work. Flin ill'
structions only 50c. H. W. Wilson.
48 Kennedy St., St. John, N. B.
- 2805-11-22m3ipd.
B`Af§L1NGAL1.'s DIRECTORY OF'
chu city or ohurioitecowu together
with a‘zlcVtail Fox directory of
Prince Edward Island will be Dub-_
lished shortly. This director? Will
contain the Standard informotiffl
of the Fox industry of Prince. Ed-
ward Island. 2183-11-Zlmlmo.
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. RAYED 3 OXEN FROM LAWN-
Sgsle Farm on Monday. bm’-‘d°d by
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srnsvan Faoin srasiu NAVIGA-
tion wharf Nov. 19. one lat cow.
i .color Roan. Please notify. Saunders
Nwmm is co, 2.795-11-zltimsl. _
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“silos ro mar. Aww Al* 25 El-M
Ave, ' __2816-11‘22M6i.
,T0 LET, A HOUSE. APPLY 26
| Longworth Ave. Z_'Ii_0-_11-Bllmslpd
'ro i.il`YI'f”'HoUsm.- savor an
Great George_Bt._ ' $105-10-80ll_tL
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MMI lim-_*’ Weill'-" '
` wA§'r"`!`in` ssnasuku-mxomisrva
lines - mnanent. - bi _seminal
_ gun-instead, Noaexperiencod, 'ten
vacancies. Write Luke Brothers,
mmmu, idenn-sul. asia-Aiming;
CARPENTERB WANTED O_N ST.
Dunltcnil Cathedral-. ADP!! Bi
wg.; _ 2817-11-_l2M6lpd.
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an
'i"'a"$ottage in Olinrlottdtbwc with
modern conveniences. Address stat-
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Football fans in the city will have
a. chanlaoou .Tlllltiiihii to see the Mic-
Mac _Iniliap.. tnamsgwz action. They
Will. be.l_n;e“Sht....to. he city by Rev.
J-0bni,A..-McDonald, ,ol Grand Rl.ver
and,expeoti _` to let into action lwith
fhe.A_bliles and. WM carry the Foot-
hill Ȣl1BlllPidu|hiD_..homo '.with them.
T is wl.ll..iisr4l1m. bsuwnible tho-
llgili §B'H0Ill°.<x_t, tho;-Abtias best men
will be in dt. Jehu. te _les vert in
tlledueiour shsmni\on_=lliae»..,.1t is- hon-
ed. however. tilht-.aiichwll ’0°*-Ween the
Iudialieland tho# .S,-I),_.Cfs,- or Con-I
llullghti will take place.
Therein s gryiatjiilerence of opin-‘
ion as to who .will b_e».the winners of
the footballimatohl which takes Place
this afte_rnoon._at.\’lator.ia Park, be-
tween the. Counaushts and Ft. Dun-
stau’s. Tha Qg},f¢¢p._.,won me first
game. while thtwlecond _match ro-
sulted inT‘a. drew, .neither side scor-
ing. This aft9l‘n0ort_i.u\Vi.cto1‘ia I‘erk
at 3.30 thomwlo tsarnswill line up
onthe Zlidinon fon,,i;,he 1.hlr<1 time
and it can.. be depandednfpon that the
game will be an-.,)Secp,~ one. 'lf the
Connaughta. win $110! will won up
matters. with~tbe Qlollagiians and yet,
another game -will be necessary to
decide the rubber.
SHOOTING
YORK CLUB'S PRIZE MEETING.
The annual prize meet"0f the York
Rifle Club took place on Saturday,
at the York rifle range, and in spite
of not altogether favorable weather
conditions was 9. very successful af-
fair.
There were about forty competit-
ors, aind the shooting, in the princi-
pal match, was nt the 200, 500 and
600 yards ranges, n prize being pro-
vided for every competitor; the scores,
of course, deciding the order of
award. Apart from. this general com-
petition, there waa u special Ladies'
Match, in which each competitor
nominated the' lady for whom be was
shooting; ten prizes being provided
for the ladies whose champions com-
posed the first ten in the results _of
this competition, which was shot at
the 200 yards range only.
‘ Mr. J. M. Crockett was the partic-
ular stnr of the meeting. He not only
was top scorer in the general com-
petition down the range but also
won the Ladies Match. In the first
case he made s, score of 05 points,
and in the Ladies Match scored 32 at
the 200 range. Full details oi the
scores will be Published in a subse-
.-ent issue. _
The weather conditions were all
against high scoring. The shooting
started at ten o’clock in the morn-
. when it was blowing almost a
gale. from the right. of the range_ and
was inconstant in force. Later on it
`m»odera.ted, but became less certain
ln its idirection, being of the fish-
tail _character so dreaded by rifle-
men. Colonel J. Allan, of Covehea-rl,
was Range Officer; Capt. Bruce Duck
Good sportmanship and camarad-
erie nrevailed ,throughout the meet-
ing and the occasion was .sm enjoy-
able one for all who participated. At
one o'clock a greatly .enjoyed tea was
served in the club bungalow on the
range. The shooting was concluded
about half past four o'clock in the
afternoon. The day was wound up
with the club’s annual supper at
night,-a function for which the lad-
iss of York were responsible. A rc-
cherche repast was done justice to,
and the proceedings were brimful oi
bonhommie; a fitting wind-up to the
da.y's sport,
LIMITING ELIGIBILITY
OF RHODES SCHOLARS
OXFORD, ENG., Nov. 21.-A. N. S.
Jackson, dean of the Oxford Univer-
sity athletics and treasurer of the
Oxford University Athletic Club, de-
nies thst the new rules limiting the
e_lig_ibi_lity_ of_Rhodes scholars to com-
pete in the University sports are the
direct outcome of recent victories by
students. He says it was discussed in
1911, and that unless some action
along this line had been taken the
Oxford University Athletic Club soon
would have ceased to exist because
all the energy and enthusiasm of the
public sonool boy would have been
dampened.
Lord Desborough expresses approv-
al ot an age limit for competitors in
all University’s sports. He says it
is not fair to run men who have
been. Ln, competition for. four years
‘against those who. have been in ath-
letics but three years.
Ilisliearlening
lifilicl of Piles
-.L.i.~ i "
of the city being also predent. .rl
Mrs. R. H. Jenkins, went east as
far as Morell. on Saturdays
Mr. R. L. Cotton, Charlottetown,
returned on Saturday night tromflio-
ronto. _ "
Lieutenant- Governor Rogers was
a passenger to the city by .Saturday .
nizht’e.» express returning from- Alherf
ton. _ . . .__ ` 
Mrs. J. S. Mcljeod, of Uigg, was in
the city on Saturday, returning in
the _ afternoon by _the south-bound
train. _
_ Miss Annie McLeod, Grandview, and:
Miss Louise Emery Hood, Island-
smare, were visitors to-Charlottr
town on Saturday. _
Mr. John McLaren, of Paton & Co.,
left Saturday morning on a busi-
ness trip to Boston, NewV.York and
other cities. _
Reginald Haynes, Charlottetown
was s passenger to Millview Satur-
day afternoon on a visit to his old
home. _ _
Mrs. E. J. Mclienzic, Rustico, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. C.
W. Kielly in Charlottetown left Sat-
urday on return home.
Mr. George Wightman, of Montague
went out of the city hy the eastern
train on Saturday. Mr. Wightman
has beerlloadiug the schooner J. W.
with produce at this port.
Mr. George McAs`sey, Mt. Stewart,
who has been in thc employ of the
P. E. I. Telephone _(!o., returned
home Thursday.L.
Parmenas Hughes, who has been on
an extended trip through the North
West, where he spent if very pleasant
visit, returned to his home in Cove-
head.
Mr. John Finlayson, of tire l.R.C.
car department, Truro, left Tuesday
to spend two weeks at hts old home
in Beliort, l’. E. I., suys it New (Llos-
gow exchange.
Mr. C. li. McKay,-(_1lnn'lottctow|\,
was a passenger retumgxiig on Satllr-
lilly night from  v-isit. to various
lodges in Nova Scotin,ol the Knights
ff Pythian. __ ._
other nussengcrs nv thc express on
Saturday night were Messrs. B.
Roy Holman (who had been deliver-
llli: two Pairs of silver black foxes to
their new owners in Nova Scotia),
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Parisian Sage
The scalp Clcunscr"so`l'd in
Y Vcdrfldliai Dil ilvlbfllcy-ba K
plan. ’ 1
Tried them nil' and'failetl, thous-
ands of people will say. i
_ Try the real Parisian Sage and
succeed as thousands have done.
In Paris Dr. Sangerhond discovered
the dandruff microhe and the way to
kill it.,
In Paris women have most abun-
dent, beautiful, lustrous and fascin-
-ating hair. '
They know about hair and its dis-
euses in' Paris, far more `than we do.
They have institutions where the
study of the heir is made a, special-
ty. - `
Parisian SI-lge is the only certain
destroyer' of the dandruil microbe
which is the` cause of 97 pcr cent of
hair troubles. ' ‘
Parisian Sage is such nn extraor-
dinary aud quick actingrejuvenator
that Geo. E. Hughes, who is the
agent in 'Ghar1ott`etown, guarantees
it to cure danclrufl, stop falling hair
and itching scalp in” two weeks or
money back. It makes wdm`en's hair
lustrous and luxuriuiit and drives
away foul odors in Summer.
You can obtain a large 50-cent
bottle of 'Pa1‘lsian,Sa'ge at Geo. E.
iHu es and at. leading druggista all
sh
over Canada. "The Girl with »thc
Auburn Hair" is on every package
¢‘OO0§{°*t‘°3°'P*f~_°¢0°?'b‘l°~)‘__I*2~9*2°~!~
flora iuuuviis 
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_ REVERE
_ _--4- :
Geo. MacKle, St.. John,
McDonald, Mt. Stewart; C. Dcl-
aney., North Tryon; J. I-1. Morrison,
Bridgetown; Dr. S. McKinnon and
wife, Oyster Bed Bridge; S. McEach-
ern, Mt. Stewart; Fred. Robertson,
Mt. Albion; Miss S. A. lVlcEachern,
Mt. Stewart; Mrs. Geo. Rourke. Moll-
tague; Geo. Hume, -Bristol; W. H.
Masters, Vernon; N. Gardlne, Vernon;
A. Boswell, French Fort; F. Owen,
French Fort; C. Mills,- New Glasgow;
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Chas
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P?
It is not only the ltchlngand sting-
ing oi piles that is to be dreaded,
but also the depressing and debilitat-
ing elect on the whole system. Thu
victim of piles cannot do efllclcnt
work There is an uneasiness and
discomfort by day, and at night the
distress from the itching prevents
sleep and rest, and undermines the
general health. ` _
From almost the first application
of Dr. Ohaee'a Ointment. you get re-
lief from, the annoying itching and
burning, and gradually the ulcers are
healed up and the disease thoroughly
cured.` Do not make the mistake of
discontinuing trcatnlcut as soon ' as
relief is obtained. Dr. Chase'a Omt-
ment ll a proven cure, but it depends
on you to apply it persistently until
A cure il effected.
Even the most severe cases of long
_-standing yield to the soothing, heal-
ing influence of Dr. Chase's Ointment.
Burglcal operations are no longer ne-
cessary, for, as a matter of fact, Dr.
ithat were not cured by operations
~».
,A. Croken, Emerald; Geo. Callbeck,
Summerside; D. Bondreau, Magdalen
Islands; Ed. Chalsoong' Magdalen ls-
lilnds. . - "‘-1*
i _ .0UEEll._.
The following registered at the
Queen Hotel on Satuljdayl-L. Wood.
Mt. Herbert; W. L .An'dei:son. Mor-
an; sux. Mums. Tvsueyfisiu; A. J.
Martin, Vallilylleld; '  L. Higgins,
Charlottetowm' H. I[ Roger , Alber-
ton; H. D. McEwen,. jvlorll; L. L.
Young, Campbellton,  A. J.
McLeod,” Denmark, W.'__ S`. "
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The following registered" at the
Victoria Hotel on Saturday:-J. R.
Dlnnil, Charlottetown; W. A. Cor-
mean, T. M. Coyne, Toronto; W. B.
Keiretead, St. John; C.. Vennlng,
Chicago; W. D. Ferguson, Montreal;
F. McCabe, Toronto; J. H. Hall and
wife, St..John; V. F. Bradshaw, To-
ronto; M. Nowlome, W. B. Purdy, J.
Cha6e’s Ointment has cured cases Downen, Boston. Mass.; J . w_ Rmb.
ard Bedford R L Prichard Bos
N0 l“fl°l‘l“8 "Ol" Piles wil Hf'°f<l ts rough. J. Mtnuugsiif Vwiiwifennu-
Mr. Reggie Walsh
evening to his home
art from. Vancouver,
of Dredges., want to
ual is at work. Cell
Mrs. Wheelock Fitz
and Jean, left. Seidlr
father, Mr. J. H.
this morning.
\_f'ernon , the guests
mother Mrs. Edwin
Mr. Cornelius Pino
was in Cbarlottetow
comlwfny with his
Pineau. Mr. Pines
Miscouchs.-R
absence of three years. Mr. Walsh mondq., ¢0n¢_¢._m0,, gmt ganada was
looks line and his many friends ww wholly in ruvui- or Home nuie. If it
lllld t0 We him 1103?* “E35-'J-L~ was suggested to the Canadian to'
` . "°°"" do jn. Canada what is proposed in
Ulllltliin J- N- M°D°U“1d ID5P°°t0" Ireland, Ontario should he put under
GM” mol'niuZ Where the dredge PDW' would soy, "you were a mad man."
turned Thursday from the Magdalen `
Islands, where Dredge No. 4 -has been Slftllglll f0l'  PCDPIC
at work this summer- _ _ ` --# ` ‘ ' '
V _ *="'*" A SIMPLE REMEDY WHICH FAV-
rea1,and her daughters, Misses Gladys .___
- g Y Ju '
Montreal after spending the summer 4,.,-ed how you are ,,m,,g to get throj
in this D1`°V1“5B~ MT* Fitzgermd 5 ugh this trying sciison and do your
panied them to Moncton.. ‘ You may be overworked or have
(From Satiurdayis Elvening Guardian.) W
'Mr' Neil M°Ke“7‘i°» Ch°"1°“°t°w¥" interest in lllc' in fact you are all
was a passenger by the western train ,._,,,_do,,.,,_ '
_ """ ’ li
Mi" Jessie M°Ki““°“' Chmlottw Just the remedy you need to rebuild
town, was a passenger westward by “_
this morning outgoing train. “_
Miss Gladys Brown of Montreal, i ,,
accompanied by Miss Helen White, l
City, . spent wednesday evening at _"
companied by a. St. liuui-itan'u Vol-
lcge friend Mr. Hector Gallant of
retumed Friday BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 22-Bonar
ill M0\ml~ Stew' Law, Unionist Leader. ln a speech
B. C., after an lust night took exception to Hod-
Melillflllle Sai'-UF' the heel of Quebec or vice versa.. he
t. McDonald re- _
gerald of Mont- ORS L0N(;E\qTY_
dal' m0"li“B f01` You act as thou li ou ` st Won
Hackett, accom- wU,.k_ .
the frame on time.
had a had cold which has left you
lthoui; strength, ambition or much
cious cod liver and iron tonic, is
nsting tissues and rcpluce weakness
My mother, who is 70 years of nge,
White.
We have such faith iii Vinol that ‘
n this week in
father Mr. Simon
ii, junior wus wi. feel well again, we will return yolli-`bc,1di,,g_
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FURNITURE RBPAIRING,
We repair and re upbolsler f_ufni__._
iurelA smallouilay will makdihoseg _
broken alticleo good as neW.~Ph0ne_.  _
us, we’ll send our team ' I
Beer ‘ll Weeks _iv
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stock of Artistic Mouloings to
choose from here, upward or aoo,
patterns Low prices, and you get;
m.»uey_ 'Frv \inol on our izllurunteinl "
F7, A. l".>stcr llruir lst, (`hurlotte-- Beer ®‘ werks
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Liorio vausra mi vani-
.. BRIGHT arc the two best innate
Let us tcll YOU that \lllol, our do-[ture poh_he5_ Liquid Veneer ig:
best. for new i`urni:r.re, plaiiosetc-
Verimighf is best where the article
.th strength. _ _ ,is old. 25s, 5oc, ,sf oo "“
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wes her good hcnltu to Vinol us; RVBBER SHEE_'HNG_ Ex"-_,_
Of Ms-  i:..i‘.:° §.1‘;‘.?;;“‘:..‘“;;i:i;‘»ff>»Vifu-is -i»~_»»~»V--f ic--1
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nu or North Rus-imekinfi “ful Sifcncfh Crffutlus tonic-"} Beer (U. Weeks
tico attending St. bunstan's College _ _
if it docs not quickly build you up_! OLD F}§A'[`HI<,R BEDS taken
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TMS lS jl1Si1 what B€~'lvcr B lard does. It adds :oo p. c. lo 'lie f~flectivin.~ss of your
' home. Look at these Beivrr Board ‘Walls and Ceilings; then piciure to vouysflf rho
beauty of the pebbled surface painted in warm soft c-ilcrs, and yin gi-t `s< me idea of
_ the superiority of lieaver Bfxard to lah and plaster. BEAVER BOA lil) new rcrm_~k.~;
_j it resists heat in summer and :old in winte1;_it is more sanitary than other miller als,
" and is quickly and easilyput u p.
The following sizes in stock-
 32 inch Wide x 72, S4, 96, Ir_S x leo
Remember Beaver Board is cheaper than Plaster and L'i'.h. May we send you
I circulars and Prices? Write today.
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