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Call for Coal
While the wea-
ther __ is fine, .We
would advise you to
lay in yourcoai. Coal
is coming in good
shape now and the
price is right.-
A. Pickarci & Co.
P‘i°e° 249 Geo. E. Hughes
 Ch’town
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ASKS FOR REPORT ON
DEA-H OF MISS CAVELL.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-- The foreign
secretary, Sli' Edward Grey, has re-
quested the lliiitcd States government
lo investigate the circuinstaiices
wliicli atteiidcrl the cxeclitioii of Miss
Edith tlaveil, it British nurse, iii Brus.
r-els.
Miss (invell, who had been nt' the
head of n tralniiig school i n Brussels
German authorities on 'tile charge' of
hiivini-X hzirbored British and French
“"|‘“°1'5 UNI Bfflrtiana of military ago,
.and _assisting them to escape from
BGIISIUIII £0 join the colors.
::Wo have just received another
shipment ol 2.000 Tungsten Lamps, in
25. 40 and 60 Watt at 25c. each. Now
is U10 lllilw L0 Ret your supply. THE
ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LTI).
3535-10-20m3i.
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There are over 300 Rexall Remedies
--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
Rexxill Remedy.
Rexall
Remedies
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Cor. Gt. George Street.
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honest manufacturer. W  'r .
have eamestly striven to ` ' ` `
establish such a reputation, and believe out old friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not/ only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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-“ Prince of Piziiios."
-“ Noblest Roinnn of Ail.l'.
-“ At the Top."
So 'people _describe the
Heintzman
& Co. Piano
(Made hy Ye 0lde Firm: ol
llzlnlzmln & Oo., Llmlled)
And it merits the highest
praise.
-“ Exceis any piano I have
cvcr used. ’--Albani.
Miller Bros.
123 Kent Street.
THE ONLY PLAYER-PIANO .WITH, AN. ALUMI-
. NUM ACTION _
A DISTINCTIVE INSTRUMENT
The swelling and the shrinkage of wood which take place with
climatic chan es open up minute passages thro\1Eh Wllidl _fh¢ 21!
escap s, _ di? leak e of air takes place, than thiiaction immedi-
ately detzidorates. ‘The Aluminum Action in the eintzman & Co.
Player-Piano provides -against this common, weakness of other
Player-Pianos. .
` A ' I Fill out this coupon and mail it I
   tp iis,f'and we will send you a.
` beautiful art catalogue ot the. \
-,~No_w, No usa-
 IN  Gentlemen: ‘
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“Music washes away
from the Soul the Dust
ofsviiyaay ui.”
But you say you do not under-
stand music, and therefore cau-
not be a partaker in its delights.
I-lere’s where the `
Heintzman & Co. ;~,|,',i:';,,g.;s
einlzmrin
Player Piano 4 W-
comes to your aid. Anyone can
play it. You do not need_to
know a note of music. Wanting
in this knowledge, yet you may
know Chopin, Sc umann, Men -
elssohn, Liszt and a hundred
other masters, and play their
choicest selections.
this COIIIIIIY. ' 'chapel of St. Petcr's Cathedral"
"Th\irsday,.5 p. m. All who have
Province.
rk
IT PAYS (.0 WY III
THE LADIES will have BOIIIB W
courage them. 3640
wounusn soi.o_|sns§-'riiiii iii
the day we are helping our wounded
soldiers. Every msn, woman and
K. OF P. MEETING.-The Knights
of Pythian will meet to-night at
o'clock. First and Second Rank will
be conferred. Full _attendance re-
quested. » ~ B543
SERVICE OI' INTERCESSION on
behalf of the war. similar to the one
of last. week, will be held in th
8
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on
friends or relatives at the war are lu-
vited to attend. `
FROM THE HE8PERIAN.- Mr.
William Silliphsnt, Prince of Wales
College received a letter Tuesday
which had been recovered from the
Hesperian, sunk by a German torpedo. ;
The letter was from his cousin, Sgt.
John R. Nicholson, now in the firing
line In France. lt was dated August
29th.
VISITORS DAY AT PRINCE ST.
SCHOOL.-This is visitors day at
Prince Street School; and parents are
cordially invited to attend the exer-
cises, which open at_ usual at 9 a.in.
At 10.30 the pupils will assemble in
the Reception Hall, where a carefully
prepared patriotic programme will V
given by the pupils. Rev. Dr_ Fuller-
ton will give a. patriotic address, and
a collection will be _taken up from
visitorsand pupils in aid of the Red
Cross Fund." Every parent sliouid
show their int,erest.iu the chlldren‘s
education by being in attendance.
be
HALF HOLIDAY-TRAFALGAR
DAY.-With a view of emphasizing
Trafalgar Day and the urgency of the
appeal to be made by special collec-
tion on the 21st day of October in-
stant, throughout the British Empire,
in aid of the funds for relieving the
suffering of wounded soldiers and
sailors from home and overseas, His
I-Ionoui' the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council, has been pleased to direct
that Thursday, the said 21st day of
October instant, be observed as a
halt holiday from 12 o’clock noon. in
thc Public Schools of this Province.
ARTHUR NEWBERY, Clerk Execu-
tive Couiicii. 3406-10-18iii3l.
dhiid is asked 1:0 give its Bhu.t6._ 8544 ' RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-At the
sI'u*I'|si-i RSD
answered today
whole Empire 8540
o
taking .up the envelopes today. En-‘., _--
- BEAN- SOCIAL. in Bid Of R661'
Cross" will be held in Marshiieid Hail.
Friday. Oct. 22. 7 p. m. Tea 25 cts
NMI 10 ¢tB. -3483
pi-ayeifnieeting in .tho Baptist Church,l
the resignation of the pastor. the Rev.
Z. I1.. Fnsh, was accepted with regret.
AT CHRIST CHURCH. - Services
will be held at Christ Church,.Che'rry
Valley next Sunday at 10.30 and 7 0'-
clock, Rev. D. Jones will be officiating.
DRILL HALL IMPROVEMENTS.-
A trench has been opened at the Drill
Hall and gnc old sewage pipe leading
from the all to the main is being re-
placed by a new one, in readiness for
the occupancy by the men of their
winter quarters there at an early date.
MILITARY PARADE T0-DAY.»-
This afternoon the Battery and ln-
iantry will parade together. They will
leave the Drlli Shed at 2.30 and march
ic the square. The szmi Band wiii lie*
in attendance. ._The speakers will be
Mr Justice Haszard, Colonel Peake
and Captain R. H. Campbell.
WEDDING BELLS. - Private ad-
vices report the marriage in Christ
Church, Vancouver on Saturday, Oct.
21, by His Lordship Bishop Stringer,
of Mr. Rowan R. Stewart and Missl
iris Unswortli. The groom is the
youngest' son ‘of the late Mr. W. H.
Stewart of Brighton Road and the
bride o no of the fnlr daughters of
Vancouver. _
NINE MILE CREEK-The follow-
ing is the standing of the scholars of
Nine Mila Creek School for the month
of September: Grade Vll-Jessie
Campbell; Grade Vi-Ml, Harriet. J
McPhee; 2, Helen acDonald; 3,
Florence Smith.- Grade V-1, Fletcher
Livingstone. Grade IV-1. Sarah E
one Gorveatt. Grade lil senior-1
Louise MacDonald; 2, George Smith;
3, Charles MacDougall. Grade III jun-
ior-1, Katie Smith; 2, George N Mc-
Phee; Grade II-1, Margaret Dowling;
2, Janet MacDonald; 3, James Mac-
Illonald. Grads I.-1, Wesley Mac-
Quarrie; 2; Isobel MacDonald.
PATRIOTIC WHIST AND DANCE
CONTRiBUTION.~As a result of tho
i ti wliist und dance on
WEDDING BELLS.-A quiet home
wedding took place at (lrapaiid on
Wednesday, Oct. 20th, at the residence
oi’ Mr D. McLean, when his daughter,
Katie, was united in marriage to Mr
Walton A Bowiiess. of Crapaud. ,The
ceremony was performed by the~Itev.
G. M. Young in the presence oi’ only
‘thc immediate relatives oi’ the con-
tracting parties. The brlde was given
away by her father, aiidlookcd charm-
ing in a gown of cream silk. Both
bride and groom wci'e_ unattended.
Miss Elia Cameron played the wed-
ding march. Numerous beautiful gifts
testify to the esteem in which both
bride and groom are held. h
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment. and basket social
held in Kingston on Wednesday even-
cl
ing, Oct. 13, 1915, under the auspices
of the Kingston and Clyde River Rural
Telephone Association proved a grand
success in every particular, the snug
sum of $115.00 being realized whl i
goes towards paying off the remainder
of the debt still owing on above line.
The committee in charge are also
indebted to the following who could
not attend tho social but kliidly gave
doiiaI.ioiis:-Manager of the Telephone
Co. ainl Stanley, Shaw & Pcarden, Mr.
Geo. (irewys, chairman. then called
upon Miss llaslam for ii violin solo,
song. A. B. (josh, cncorcd. Reading,
Edw. Shaw; song, Dr. Robbins, en-
cored; song, Geo. Beers, encored; song
A. C. Whitlock, eiicored; song, A. B.
Cosh, eiicored; song, Geo. Beers, en-
cored; song A. Bruce, eneorcd. Miss
Melissa Barrett as accompanist of the
evening performed her duties in a
pleasing and eiiicieiii. manner. Then
followed thc sale of baskets, Mr..-John
Stewart, Harold Jenkins, S. A. Mc-
Donald and Benj. Carter acting as
auctionecrs. T-he management in
charge take this opportunity of thank-
ing one and all for making this social
such a success. -
::l"cnslar White Pine Spruce Bal-
sam contains just those ingredients
that tend to allaylhat. stuffed up feel-
ing, that soothe thc lining of your_broii-
chinl tubes and enable you to breathe
without that harassing exertion- For
coughs, colds and bronchitis it is cx-
cellent. 25 and 50 ct. bottles. E. A.
Foster, "Peiislar” store, Sunnyside.
,-,.-1
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.
3710-9-29Mtf. 4
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You"ll Like ' -it
There is a_ delicious' wine .
iiavour to irish Twist<Chew- -
ing Tobacco-the best the
_ ,“_0uld Sod” can produce.
 ‘1I.u&es, professional and
business .men chew Irish
*t'l_`wiebté for it is the best that
'can made-the best that'
can be bo ht and is no more
Player Piano. \
MILLER B808:
Please mind me catalogue as
above. , -
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than Champagne is ilkb sour
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it is not _ _ or sticky
and is rea ily _l ` rbed.
~ 1 It slioul beusedbeforeor
'p'.itr'o.'c bridge. ' ’
Monday night the Regimental Fund for
iNo. 2 Siege Battery has been aug-
,meiited by the sum of $207. The com-
imittee oi' ladies in charge held a meet-
ling last night/ at the home of Mrs
‘McLellan and adjusted the different
'accounts. The amount will be handed
,personally to Col. Peake at the Camp
ito-day at noon. _The ladies wish to
thank those who so kindly placed the
hall at their disposal. the members of
the baud for their excellent services
and those who assisted in making the
affair such a splendid success by per-
sonal service or contribution.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY. -- The
i`unci'al of the late Mrs Edward
Higgins, whose death occurred so uu-
expectedly in Boston on Friday last,
1001( Place yesterday piornlng and was
largely attended by sorrowiiig rela-
tives and friends. High Mass was
celebrated at the church by Rev.
Father McQuaid, while Rev, Father
Maurice McDonald oiliciated at the
grave. The remains, which' arrived
home on Monday night, were accom.
paiiied by one son, Arthur, and twq
daughters. Misses Nellie and Marie,
while Iwo other sons. William from
Amherst and Joliln from New Water-
lord, C.B., were also present at the
burial. Many lovely iloral ollcriiig
and spiritual bouquet. were silent re-
minders of the esteem in which the
deceased lady was held. The pall-
bearers were Messrs Thomas White
Michael Curran, Augustus Elsworth'
Joseph Gaudet, Wm, Hogan and H_ G:
Murphy.
::Make shaving a. pleasant task.
Let us furnish' the supplies. Get
what you need before starting on
your vacation t.rlp. We keep every-
thing in this line including RAZOR8,
STROPS, SHAVING MUGS, SHAV-
ING BRUSHES, SHAVING SOAPS,
AFTERSHAVES, FACE LOTIONS,
ETC.,ETC., JOHNSTON &. JOHN-
SON, DRUGGISTS, COR. KENT d.
PRINCE STREETS.
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Your Skin is More
' Delicate than the
- Finest Fabric
When the_ skin chaps, it
auses considerable suffer-
ng. The delicate cuticle be-
omes inflamed from dust-
iaden winds, extreme cold
or other influences which
cause it to dry and crack. _
If you should examine it
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lying tender iiesh is exposed
- Velvet Skin Lotion
imparts a grateful sense of
coolness to the inflamed sur-
face and_ fills the little lis-
_ sures with a healing sub-
stance and protects the
l sensitive nerves' until the
natural skin covers. i
Velvet SkiIl'L0tion has
'a dainty refreshing odor-
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. tained enabled us to offer.
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I A BigfPurchase is Responsible For The Sale Of -
  High Grade Silk Shirtwaists at $1.98
`i Beginning At Store---Opening Tomorrow
The waists included in this sale usually sell at wholesale for considerably more than
` ou_r retail price. We bought them from an overloaded manufacturer. and get them at a sur-
prisingly lovv price. The saving we made goes direct to our custome1'S.
'I`o obtain the low price we got on these waists, we had to take an immense quantity of
them. We did not hesitate, because we knew that our customers would be eager to avail '
, themselves of the opportunity of buying these waists at such savings as the low price we ob-
_ These waists are all made of Fine quality wash silk in a good weight. .They come in
all sizes. They are very smartly clit and finished, with roll collar, low neck, neat little pocket -
l in front, newest sleeve. _
The girls say that they are even prettier than the handsome one w_e offered you last:
week at the same price! See them to-day. Ordinary $2.75 value,selling while this lot lasts for
A DOLLAR NINETY EIGHT
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Taylor; 2, Albert MacDonald; 3( Hoi-  l 
~ Penman hose sell
That’s true.
poor thing.
' soc, soc, 75C.
because they’re widely advertised.
But they’re widely advertised
because they’re enormously good.
For it does not pay to advertise a
We sell PENMAN HOSE be-
cause we honestly think tliere’s
nothing better for the money.
Womens Penman-Hose at 40c,
Men’s Penman Hose at 50c.»
f---Hose »  Gloves---~
enormously If the
GLOVES
gloves If
and 3.00.
, _
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could make a better glove than
PERRIN he would.
If ever better gloves are made,
on earth, Perrin will make them.
This store sells P E R RI N
had-we’d be selling them. ,
Long Gloves at 2.25, 2.50, 2.95
' Short Gloves at 1.35, 1.50, 1.65,
1.75.
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famous French maker
because they’re good
better gloves could be
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Behind the Success of
D. & A. Corsets is Quality
parable in goodness.
the ARE new
l 2.50, 3.00 to 6.00 per pair.
NOT A MATTER OF PRICE-tho’ mind you D. &`
A. Corsets cost no more than lines that are in no way com-
Peoplc well informed in making and marketing corsets tell
us that this store sells more Corsets than any other in P. E._Island.
if it’s so-its because this store sells good corsets. And this store
l sells the new models. And this store has the new models when
y - -
D. & A. coizsi-:Ts soLD HERE AT soc, '/sc. 1.00, i.5o.2.oo,
. I MOORE & MCLEOD
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SERBIA IS TREATED
SAME A'S BELGIUM.
sAi.oNii<i. october 15.- (Demy-
ed)-- The Sorbians are holding the
Austro-Germans and l3ull!§llt\l`“fl ln'
check. A deadly struggle is goiiil-I 0"
between the Germans and Serhlaus
ln Pracliova. and tho result is still iii-
decisive. Serbian irrogulars fired on
tho Germans at Belgrade. The latter
retaliated after the methods they ap-
_plled at Louvain, killing indiscrimin-
ately the population of clllldren and
women. Sonic terrible reports con-
cerning massacres are coming.
Bulgarian regular troops are con-
centrating at Strumritza, aiming at
cutting the railway. numerous bands
of Comitadjis appeared. in the vicin-
ity ol Doiran. Tho inhabitants seek-
tory.
ports with British. French, and Greek
,tried country.
Serbian.
they do not pass through Serbia.
' after exposure; to the wind.
Price 35c per bottle
and is put up and sold only
by us.  '
li *Johnson & Johnson
-J rn: -nuxtirvl bitoasrone.
' Cor. Kon! ‘_-Primo' Stl.
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galnltzn river on the south.
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ing refuge in adjoining Greek terri-
Salonlki Bay is dotted with trans-
ariny in concentrating. This is also
their landing port. The town is full
of Serbian families seeking refuge
from the scourge visiting their sorely
Their eyes are anxiously turned up-
on the bay_which they watch for more
ships bringing help. Will they be in
time? is the anxious question- asked.
"How long can you last?" 1, asked a
"The Colonel cannot say," ho re-
plied, "but we shall iight to ‘tho last'
disputing every inch oi' our territory.
give us ii. little help in time and the
Germans will find to their cost that
"The eyes of Serbia are anxiously
land impatiently Ilxed upon Ssloniki,"
grows hou y
“The Bulgarians. are attacking in
great force all along the line between
Zaitchnr in the' Tomolr river region
on the north. to Kotchann, in the Bre
“Near Fgrl Pnlankn, on the Kosten
dll-Kumnnovo road they have at-
tacked with several regiments md
.‘~ have reached Tchovpitie Brdmwlionco ,
they can threaten 'ilic lilies oi' l{iiiiiiin-
ov'o und Vranje. as well as the Nish-
Saloniki, railway.
“Nutr Kotclioliit the Snrliiaiis art:
siiccessfiilly holding up the attack of
two Bulgarian divisions. The situa-
tion isi cspeizliiliy grave near Kiimnn-
ovo. The Scrbians have been throwii
iback near Kniaslicvntz.
“Tho Austro-German ‘troops ou the
Save-llanupe front iiiiiuber foiirteeii
divisions."
 
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Fish Dealers _
Bass Smells 8: Eels Specialties
All correspondence promptly answ-
ered. Stencils sont on application.
S.B. WILEY 8:. SUNS
Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.
Reference. Greenwich Bank or any
wholesale Fish libuso in the United
States.
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1 says a despatch. "The urgent need of _
‘ allied troops at Kumanovo and Vrana
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