for Coal
While the wea-
ther is Hne, We
would advise you- to
lay in your coal. Coal
is coming in good
shape] now and the
price is right.-
A. Pickard 8: Co.
7 Phone 240
Ch’town
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Sf9D this unnecessary
-will_save your grain,
l1lUl’Y,eggs, harness, uild-
ni? furniture etc.
“Rhesf Rat Exter-
minator is a sure remedy
for Rats and Mice.
It-is no experiment, as
hundreds of people will tell
V911 h0W many Rats it has
killed for them in the 'past
year. It’s a sure killer-Get
ititoday. 15c and 25c per
ckage at .
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_ Cor. Gt.‘George Street.
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-one for every ordinary ill. They are
standard home preparations-no secret
about them-we will give you the for
mula, in English of every remedy. A
full, money back guarantee on every
Rexall Remedy. '
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establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends
will say that we have rieverdisappointed them. Hickey’s
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British and French -Government
Joint 5 Year 5 per cent Bonds convertible at theoption
of the holder at the end of five Years into 15 to 25 Year_
4 1-2 Joint Bonds. _
Denominations $100 and upwards `
_Price 98 ,yielding _about 5 i-2 per cent.
Full Darticulars `on_ request. .
' Appli .ations for the above bonds will bc received by
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Eastern Securities Co., Ltd. _
ST. JOHN, HALIFAX, _ MONTREAL.
lnves/tmerit Bankers. »
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Phonographs, Ph0l10gl‘aPhS\
_ Phonographs, Phonographs --
See Miller Bros. Window
' Edison- AmberoI_as‘
' 6 Different Styles
_ Thousands of rccords_to
choose from.” ' '
No home is complete with-
~out. Ambemia it origin-
' -enehiilet evenli1gs,‘affords__
recreation and it entertains
visitors jwith_ t_he worlds
areatest mists. _ ‘
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- See our stock of Ambero-
' las. Select what suits you
__ ;i;\-Terms to
'-._ 'Hou val ti o you cannot afford to.f»1\_Y
will ¢_aiii_ye‘li_¢Zt»ii’i'iifcts at - _  i
f _ BR0S@;`t
Pathe
This DISC
away _ with
changiné
You
loud or as
068
SWELL THF RED CROSS FUND.
--Come to the Heart; Memorial Hall
from 5 to 7.30 and get supper. Tick-
et¢~20 cents. ` ~ _ 3465..
.
THANKS.-Mr. J. L. Douglas wiah-
s to thank the friends- for their many
ndnessea to him during his stay in
are
. e P. E.,i. mispiuii_ sm
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»'MQUNT STEWART CIRCUIT. -
the depredletion of Rats in ,nsvb unrest ri. so-isa or soul-id win
` -preach Siinday..Oct:. 17th at Black
River 11 a. ni., Mount Stewart 3 p.m.
Maine 7 p. m. ‘ _
FUNDS NEEDED.- For Red Cross
workby the two Methodist Churches.
Help them succeed by attending the
bean super tonight from 5 to 7.30.
Tickets 20 cents. 3465.
- DON’T FORGET *HE DATE. -
Splendid views and a vivid descrip-
tion of the night battle at Manhau-
sen in St. James Hall on Monday, 18th
Inst., at 8 p. ln. 3462.
TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT -
Services for Sunday, Oct. 17th, Tryon
10.30; DeSable 3 o’clock and Victoria
at 7. Rev. George M. Young, pastor,
will preach at all services. Everybody
welcome. Come.
PATRIOTIC BRIDGE AND WHIST.
-At the patriotic bridge and whist and
ifance in the Prince oi' Wales College
Hall, Monday. October 18. the 4th Regi-
ment Band has kindly offered their ser-
vices and will supply.the music for
the dance, which wiil_ begin at 10.30.
LITTLE BOY BURIED. - The fun-
eral of Kenneth Gordon. iiifaut son of
Wm. H. and Mrs. MacDonald, John-
ston's River, took place on Thursday
the 7th inst. The Rev. D. MacLean
and Rev. Thomas Goodwill officiating.
Interment in the Kirk Cemetery, Lot
48.
'ISLAND GENTLEMAN. DEAD-
Died on Oct. the 12th inst., at Great
Falls, Montana. after a very few days'
illness of pneumonia, Benjamin Davis,
Canadian Government Agent for Immi-
gration, aged 89 years. Deceased was
tho third son of the late Hon. Bcnj.
Davies, and a brother of Sir Louis
Davies. He leaves ii wife and two
children surviving him.
MATRIMONIAL.-Ori Wednesday
the 6th iiist. Mr. Joseph Matheson of
Oyster Bed Bridge and Miss Mary
Wood, oldest daughter of Mr. Thomas
Wood, Brookfield, were un’t0d in mar-
riage by the Rev. David MacLean. at
his residence, Watcrmere. They were
unatteinlcd. As both arc very much
respected in their respective neighbor-
hoods, they will have tlie best wishes
of a large circle of friends for their
welfare iii the journey through life.
THE SMOKE-HUNGRY TROOPS.-
Private ci`i'ort and even the various or-
ganized inovcnients to send out
smokes to soldiers and sailors, praise-
worthy as they arc, can only serve zi
little part of the need. A big organiza-
tion is not only able to operate on a
more adequate scale but also to lay
out the money to the best advantage.
The Overseas Club for all men and
women who desire comradeship-has
undertaken a large-scale effort to keep
the soldiers supplied with tobacco and
cigarettes; the Club bearing all the or-
ganizing expenses, and managing the
Job so well that not only are freight
and duty saved, but purchases made
to such advantage that every quarter
collected puts $1.00 worth of tobacco
and cigarettes straight into the hands
of it soldier or sailor on active service
--with the name of the giver. More
help is iiecdcd. Guardian readers are
asked to contribute, to collect. and to
enlist the help ol' friends in collecting
for this kind object, individual sol-
diers and sailors can be specified, or
the names of regiments, ships and oth-
er units, and on each parcel will be
written the name of the giver by whose
generosity it is _sent. Contributions
may be sent to Mr. H. W. Vinnicombe,
55 Fitzroy St., at any time and as in
thc past, will be promptly forwarded
by him. '
::Pcnslai- White_Plne Spruce Bal-
sam contains just those ingredients
that tend to allay that stuffed up feel-
ing. that soothe thc lining of your broii~
chial tubes and enable you to breathe
wltliout that harassing exertion- For
coughs, colds and bronchitis it is ex-
collont. 25 and 50 ct. bottles. E. A.
Foster, "Pension" store, Sunnyside.
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Miss Ada 'Bradbury
88 Great George Street
Art Needle Work and materials _for
working. Stamped Linens and
Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George
Street. ~
3710-9-29Mtt. '
lou Can Benefit .By i
I/ Our Big.-.Buying
Our large _hnd extensive bus-
iness permits ua to»buy. drugs
and aundriea In- such immense
» quantities that we Jeceive the
` very best price concessions pol-
without
You
records
artistsfor
 You _
ing box
records on
a Pathe sound
ill la Hthe
`lJiig irlachine
for |150
Y u aah Bu a Patiie mach-
‘ine ofrom  \lP» `
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can
QF
_sible to- procure. _ I '
Bl' DOI*
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this afternoon, commencing at
o’clock. - ' 3476.
Second Siege Battery Regimental,
Fund.on Monday.
M0115” 15th ali 3 D- in. An extract
from ‘London "Daily News," says.
“Mona Andre fully deserves the
great reputation he enjoys an a
attractive speaker and he speak
English with a fluency, ease and
i-apidity,_t.ha_t few Britishers could sur-
DBBB. . 3482
EXTRACT FROM _LONDON MORN-
ING POST.- He is a delightful speak-
er. describing with an intimate
knowledge the conditions and
incidents in battle scarred
Belgium and Ffrance and com-
pelling us to realize them in a way
we never did before. Hs 'relates also,
many interesting and enjoyable ani-
'dotes, which proved most enjoyable.
Moat of the numerous illustrations
thrown _upon the screen were very line
and those who did not attend the
event, really missed a great treat.”
“' 3480..
VICTORIA DIVISl0N.- Victoria
Division Sons of Temperance met in
Wrlght’s'l-Iall on Friday last and after
the usual business had been disposed
of tba following officers were elected
and installed into oilico by the G.W.P.,
L. P. Tatton, assisted by Mrs. Square-
briggs acting as Grand Conductorz-
W. P.-Mrs. (Rev.) W. D. Wilson;
W. A.--J. C. Brodie; Cluip.-I1. P. Tan-
ton; Trees.-J. L. Godkln; Sec.-S.
Campbell; R. S.-A: McNair; A.R.S.-
K. Turner; Con.-S. Wadman; I. S.--
G. Stanley; 0. S.-J. A. McNair; P.
W. P.-Mrs. S. Campbell. After the
several committees were appointed by
the W. P. and the representatives to
the grand division were selected the
division closed in L. P. & F. I.
LATE SWIMMING.-During the re-
cent beautiful autumn weather several
of the Charlottetown sports have been
ta-kiiig aiiaily plunge off the wharf at
iiooii. Kept up regularly the water is
not yet too cold to have a dip, in the
middle of October. One of the party lic-
forc taking a long dive off tho spring
board, yesterday took in the beautiful
sky, and ileecy clouds, tlicn the spark-
ling water iii thc sunshine, and rc-
niarkeii “Here goes nothing," and div-
cd iii. It is well to come to ft conclu-
sion like this, when one feels himself
placed in an exalted position, for there
are so many other works of nature to
appreciate. Some of the boys say they
are going to keep up these dips until
the end of the month, but this de--
penils on the weather.
SPRING FLOWERS. -Now is the
time to plant Tulips, Daffodils and lly-
acintli bulbs. Owing_to the long late
spring, these varieties flower as soon
its the snow goes, and blooms almost
up to Dominion Day, the first of July.
The soil and Qlllniatic conditions of this
province, are most suitable for bulb
culture, as is noticed by the magnifi-
cent dhalias grown in the late sum-
mer and autumn. Florists and seed
men, of this city have secured a large
assortment of bulbs from Holland,aiid
owing to the war, the varieties have
been difficult to secure this year. Noi)-
ing grlghteiis up the dull appearance
of the outside home so. much in
the early spring as a few varieties of
these Holland bulbs planted now.
The tulips and daffodils if not disturb-
cd, will bloom for several years with-
out replaiitiiig, which, after all to a
lover ot' flowers, in ii cheap investment.
'These should bo planted i'oiir inches
deep and four inches apart.
_ -.
::Make shaving a pleasant task.
Lat _us furnish the supplies. Get
what you need before starting on
your vacation trip. We keep every-
thing in this line including RAZORS,
STROPS, SHAVING MUGS, SHAV-
ING BRUSHE8, SHAVING SOAPS,
AFTERSHAVES, FACE LOTIONS,
ETC.,ETC., JOHNSTON dt JOHN-
SON, DRUGGISTS, COR. KENT &.
PRINCE STREETS.
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Delicate than the
Finest Fabric
When the skin chaps, it
causes considerable suffer-
ing. The delicate cuticle be-
comes ,infiamed from dust-
laden windshextreme cold
or other in uences which
cause it to dry and crack.
_If you_should examine it
witha microscope you would
find thousands of minute
fissures, where the under
lying tender flesh is 'exposed
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‘Chun-cn.-I9‘(1_rt`mg\:_atuu. was the lcene ly;rdndei-ed at the. ¢gn¢|u5|°|_1 of he
of a printf _ g oii-Tuesday last. ceremony: *Ebel-bride looked ae_hAp-
 the 12-init, when Mr. Geo. Byrne ol py as only a bride can. S e was gown.
» - _ - _ _ ~ ~ »-  'Morell and Mias\Cathorine Bolaii of cd~ in a tailored made Suit' of royal
- IT PAYS to buy in-thi! Provllloi. W' PATRIOT|C`lR|DGE.- Monday in Aburn were united in the holy bonds blue with an over-all lace wgm and
__`_ ‘ _ P. W. C., I-Iall. Tickets are,50 cents. ‘of niatrlmony. The Pastor Rev. A..I. hat iii keeping with her dress. Her
_ STEAMER DUE.- The steamer ~ _ 3464. McDonald .tied the niiptlal_linot. On sister Miss Delia was bridesmaid and
‘Senlac" is due to arrive in Charlotte- l- » , ., ‘entering the church the bridal party the groom was ably suppont'ed,by his
town. on Monday forenoon. i -FO0TBAL_L.-- A gamh 'éqtwopn ~ were greeted by the iltralns of Maw cousin Mr. Ernest Rossiter of Morell
_#_ P. W; C. and S. D. C. will be played art's Symphony sweetly played on. the.
3 organ by Mrs. John McCarthy. and Charlottetown the party returned to
WEDDlNG_»_.BEl~L3-- St. Pa.t.rlck'n Mehr; wedding march was taste
day
Station. 'After spending the day at
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‘ :-M9NDAY's Lecrunf. -- A tiiriii- ‘ ‘ ' - . ' ` - -_ _
ing theme, a brilliant ecturer and _ ~
superb views at St. James Hall on _ _ _ _ --
l V 119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown T 1 - - I
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S _ --an
4 windows showingl
  nationally. advertised
  goods of as many kinds
_ _WHEN A MANUFACTURER THINKS_ENOUG_H of h_is product to put
his name and trade mark on it. And when he risks all in _putting every atom of
skill--every cent of money-every chance of success into ,it. _ And when he is so
confident of its goodness that he is willing to spend a fortune in making it known
from Charlottetown to Vancouver. Then you can bank on it that the article is
worth attention. _
goods This week there is all oyer the country a display of nationally advertised
This store has four big windows. And in each _window there’s a fine display
of one of the lines advertised. For this store’s policy is to have the well advertised
line when_ you ask for it. ' _
20th Century Clothing
D. &. A. Corsets
Perrin Gloves
Penman Stockings
We carry more advertised lines-plenty-but we have no more windows.
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20th Century Suits and
Overcoats are 'Tailored
to perfection
When we offer you 20th CENTURY CLOTHES we
are not offering you something “just as good." We are -
not offering something that has any superior-or even
any equal. '
'20th CENTURY CLOTHES are cut by a designer
who gets a salary equal to the general manager of a
great bank. Because he knows-and he knows FIRST.
_ Any _20th_ CENTURY _MODEL you buy will be
right: Right in fabric. _ Right in style. Right in fit'
A_nd it will have that hang and distinction that only the
highest class tailor can give it.
And it costs so reasonably little. _ ' -
20th CENTURY SU_ITS..  _...$20.00, 22.50, 25200
20th CENTURY OVERCOATS 22.00, 25.00, 30.00
Plenty of smart siiits and overcoats at lower prices
-for this store, carries not only the best range of
high grade clothes. It carries the best range of clothes
_at any price. _ _
SUITS  .. $8.50, 10.00, 12150, 15.00, 20.00
O VERCOATS AT 8.50,10.00,13.50,15.00,18.00,20.00
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_ Penman Perrin  
.  _ Hose-  , Gloves--....
Penman hose sell enormously
because they’re widely advertised.
That's true.
But they’re widely advertised
because theyfre enormously good.
For it does not pay to advertise a
poor thing.
We sell PENMAN HOSE be-
nothing .better for the money. '
 .Women’s Penman Hose at 40c,
50c, 60c, 75c.
cause we honestly think there’s'
If the famous French maker
could make a better glove than
PERRIN he would.
lf ever better gloves are made,
on earth, Perrin will make them.
_ This store sells PE RRIN
GLOVES 'because they’re ood
gloves. If better gloves coulil be
had-we’d be selling them.
' Long Gloves /at 2.25, 2.50, 2.95~
and 3.00.
Short Gloves at 1.35, 1.50, 1.65,
1.75. _
Men’s Penman Hose at 50c. _
vi nun ' _ _ * * . I-n`LfJ 4’
' Behind the Success of
ID. -& A. _Corsets is Quality
'_ ml _ in- _ ' inn. '
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. NO'l`~A MATTER OF PRICE-tho’ mind you D_. &
A. Corsets cost no more than lines that are in no way com-
'parab`1e_ in goodness. ”‘ _ . _
 People well informed in making and marketing corsefs tell
us tha this store sells more Corsets tlgglany other in P. E._Island
It it’s oo-its because this store sells g eorsets. And this store
sells tliel'-ziliiew models. And this store has the new models when
they A new. ._ ~ Q g _
D. & A. CORSETS SODD HERE AT 50c. 75c. 1.00. l.50.2.00,
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