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i What is CASTORIA
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. The Ch.iidren’s Panacea-'lho Mot_her’s Friend,
ol-:sums CASTORIA ALWAYS ,.5
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day. The number shipped totalled ap- pr
proxlmatelly to 550. Onn lamb broughtl fls. The first meeting will take place 01
1.8.0 to its owner.-M. ft
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Bears the Signature of
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5 In Use For 0ver 30 -Years
The Kind You Have 'Always Bought
yy- -1'
You have Always Bought, and which has been
or over 30 years, has borne the signature ot
_ - and has been made under his per-
sonni supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive ou in this
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All Coluiterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good ” are but
` Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
lnlnnfz and Children-Experience against Experiment.
Uostoria is is harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pore-
joric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
_ Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
. lubstance. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm!
llid alleys Feverisbness. For more than thirty years it
‘ has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, W.lnd Colle, all Teething Troubles and
'Dlorrisoas. --lt -regulates the Stomach and Boweis,
p asslmilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
$1
at
ev
The death of every man Worth While
means financial loss to those dear to him,
or to the projects in which he is interested.
Lot us send you some trosiu lnsursnoo fsots
OIIDWN LIFE INSUIIANGE 60., TOIl0||T0
Agents wanted in unrepresentsd districts 33
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Getting the
Suit Y I W ant `
is only a matter of a little while,-in a stock like
ours. Bear in mind the suit you want is HERE.
There are more suits here than in any oth-
er store in P. E. I. And they are new. All we
want is a chance to SHOW YOU-_-that we have
yours.
YOU’RE NO FRIEND TO YOUR POCKET
 IF YOU BUY A SUIT WITHOUT SEEING
Navy all wool Serge Suits $13.00.
Black all Wool Serge Suits $13.00.
Black all Wool Serge Suits $15.00.
Navy all Wool Serge Suits $15.00.
Navy and Black all Wool Cheviot Suits $19.00.
Navy and Black all Wool French Serge Suits 21.00
Navy and Black all Wool Cheviot Noi-'folks $25.00.
Navy aifd Black all Wool Cheviot Norfolks $27.00.
Navy and Black an wool onberdines $32319;
Brown and Nigger Brown, Fur Trimmed, $87.00.
Green Cheviot, Grey Lamb Trimmed $32.00.
ocns I & Mtn-zoo, -na
 8troot,&i\s¢lotteiown
side(
zsie-iofsoluwzwknnwzwn.
slngton intend holding a supper in b
the Temperance Hall on Saturday.
Nov. 11th from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m.
_ 2955-11-SMU.
with a strong demnnd, buyers on Mon-
day paying 70 cents- per bushel and 25
centsper bushel for turnlpsi-H. n
have proven to he economical fee fi
Fresh shipment just received at
Braco’s 2816-10-30Mw2wksEw2wks.
ing
-ACCIDENT.-Truckman John
Linkletter was driving a lload of pot-
-»A general meeting of the Black- ce
Snmmersldo on Wednesday, Nov- he
1 .. . . '
lng will take place , in McNelIl’s Curr-
fage Building. A special train will
to attend this me-etlng. D. F. McNeill, A
` ` ll
-Assu|v|P'r|oN soclsrv.-The D
No. 20 of Egmond Bay ,assembled ln I3
treasurer and organizer of the society. R
The speaker delivered a masterly np- B
vantages oi’ the society principally
from the standpoint of »natl<mallty.
He cited the' history of the associat-
ion from the time of its inauguration,
and clearly showed that it had a rec- S
surance and Sick Benefit cause, n con-
tribution from all the' members. is
are eligible to take e collegiate course
He clearly' explained his mission, that
was making an appeall for new mem- 1,
good cause of education and upllftanent
of the French Acadian' people. He con-
cluded his speech by intimatlng to his
forest of the' society. He intended to W
5 -rr uve to ,bny ln this Province. ‘U -rwo c`sN1's ”»sr“w°"|u‘s'nna ms.-.
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-W K IMGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex `.Cssh must accom gyda, mn(
chsngo, is .Gnsrdisa sgont is Summer- m charge twang-gl
-FLDURI FLOURI Brace’l can can
save your money ill
-8UPPER.- The W. P. A. of Ken-‘im
cal
-Po1‘A‘ro MARKET-The. pntntc,|ng
marks; in Summerslde is still acute me
Oil
-“OLD GRIST MILL" lox biscuit, cha
d
and are giving remarkable results; nnd'costs was imposed and paid -H
--- Ing
your convention send your wives no
to do their shopping at Strongs. A of
e
dollar goes a long way at the old pr
2959-11-8M1i. org
--SHIPMENT OF LAMBS.-Most att
the farmers of Egmont Bay took inte
o
oes dowtzkallway wharf on Monday ed
cnlng w en the shunting engine and entertainment to be held under the mm bein! located On the east
came along as he was crossing the the auspices of the New London Wo- “de 01"-he CIW- Mr- G10Vel' was il
track the horse was struck and knock- man’s Institute on the evenln of Nov. m
cd down receiving a few ugly wounds ilth.
Dr. A. A. Black has the horse ln charge lecture. Mrs. James Campbell of Park
and says he will bring him around all Corner will give a muslcule recital, M
right.-H. and a choice program of solos, duetts, "Wild B"eh““t- U“'90 llllllgllteru und
adings ,md choruses Wm] be reudm, two sons. The daughters are Mrs. Mar-
Admiss-lon 35 an-d 25 c8nts_ P,-0_ tin Kaufer, Mrs'. R. M. Morris-on and
-_-- re
--BLACKSM |TH'S CONVENTION. ell
smiths of Prince County will be held cp
""°""""".' * '.”F‘\"l1I‘!ClII ' ‘ nt
l-5-I I  ==. zL_=e 2 cu
sins from Charlottetown and C4196 Adrian Desitoclie. Grade VI.-1. y
Secy.-Trees, Blucksmith‘s Association. John Bishop, Grads 1V__-1, Ernest
2912115M4i Cameron; 2. Myrtle Barlow. Grade
ord to be proud of. Apart from the In- Hy
mlsell the purpose of which is to S t d ner spending il Week V
provide funds to educate young stud- 3;;_m:g“l}r?gud‘; tn Grand Rive-I. and of
ents, who having qualified themselves, mch,m0nd___H_ h
he was not soliciting Insurance, but Hedley Brehaut' summemlde' hug en.
 ,,.,__,___e _ -ev ,
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li lol' lllielillibg In this column
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uns. oAv| Asiiiuon. -
There pas:-ed sway st the home of
o cents. ger daughter, Mrs. MacLean Grahsm.
` a
spersux, Lot,5li. on October filth.
-THE MORNINGIAILY Gusrdfan Catherine Lowe, roiict - of the into
be ohtlinodat Ladortrs Tensor- D
Parlors. Bummoreids;
svid Sencsbsugh of that place. I
Mrs. Ssncsbaugh had reached the
e -at good age of 'I0 rs, and had been in
u
2818 10 30MwlwksEw2wks
vs exceptional nine-lnw in price pneumonia which in a low days ref
t high in quality suited in her death. _
Three sons‘..Devid,, Wflbert and Gar-
.._._ field, and three daughters, Mrs. Ma$
BARGAlNs.- Dont forget to Lean Graham, Mrs. James P. Clo
POLICE COURT.--The only .busi
e
rst offence the minimum fine of $5 00
TEACHER'8 MEETING.-A meet
SUPPER..-A good time is assur~ In
all who attend the grand supper f°
cds in nid of Patriotic work. Doors M
ss at the Summerside Polic Court 0"
Mend, mwnfng wa, a ou; man Sutherland, and was largely attended
v y s
ngca with of-nnknens it being his by
the 18th of this month.-M. I0
-“READY RO0FiNG"- Brsce's Islr health um stricken with
brrother in the firm of Glover & Co.;
l at Strong’s today they are offer and Mrs. Fred Llewellyn, as well as
muy Bm-gun, 1,, an Depart two brothers, John Lowe and Philip,
me 2959 11 sun L°W9_.v'°»ief¢ _tP.m9.\1m.-the loss of H
kind and loving mother and sister. ’
|'l‘he funeral service was' conducted
Sunday. October 29, by Rev. Mr.I
friends and neighbors. '
JAMIES- GLOVER. `
James Glover, for many years a
of the Lsachgrfg gf Egmong Bay resident of Providence, died early yes-
-BLACKSMTH8.- While attend- parish was called last Saturday after- te
c-n by Mr. Frank Dolron president 6'!
the district. Inspector Gallant was Oaklawn. He was ainntlve of Prince
sent, and the majority of teachers. Edwhfd Islhlld. but vllllle to Provid-
relfable store. F. W. Strong & Co. The purpose' of this meeting was to 61166 IPOD! that Dliwe ill 1881- He WHS
anlze .holid various meetings in 32
__ . each school district, the ratepayers' to
end also, such meetings to be ln the and Sarah Glover. and spent the early
rest of education. Suggestions will D8!! Of NB. life HB H BND Cliiilellier On
eir flambs to Wellin ton last Satur- be unade, views exchanged, in order to his U8-live Wllilld- With thedecllile of
more the bent inte;-em; of the pup. wooden ship building and the advent
rday morning at the summer home
his son-in-law, Martin Kaufer, at
yealrs old.
Mr. Glover was the non of Thomas
the s-teel vessel his trade also de-
Abram’s Village on Saturday even- Cllilell. and In 1881 Mr. lover me
G ca
Providence to be employed by his
the contracting buslnesst This he
flowed as a carpenter for many years,
em-ber of the First Presbyterian
5
Rev. G. W. Irvine will deliver a Ch“"`C\l~`
The family which survives includes
rs. Glover, who was Miss Ann Ham-
rs. P. J. Mnchon of lndlnnn. The
en' at 7 .o'clock. Entertainment to 9°” ‘"0 Kimball] T~ Glover and R05-'
gm at 7_3g_ should evening prove ‘m_ ert P. Glover. There are nlno grand-
2940 117M21. 3
brose McNeill; 2, Inu Barlow; 3,
I.-1.. Myrtle Connell; 2, Margaret
hop; 3, Leona Day. Grade ll.-1.
avid Lecky; 2, Philip Leckey; 3. W
three brother Be ami Corne-
ber 8th, at 2'i0 p m The meet favorable, will be held following even- children' Mn Gl°"°" is “|50 9“l`V|V9a
ing. - . Y
s. ni n.
us and Jacob Glover, and two sis-
-wE|.|_|NoroN scHooL.- The ie
leave Tlgnlsh at 6.45 u. rn., and Ewllfl f H 1 th lo
I S Il t t .3 o-o f ~ t dl f tb
pe.ah(1’. Igdnwrggsrhsurltinffxesvvllliube In pupil: nog( Weliihgtosnagclzgolofor th; tague Pigmt °f Mt' Stewaft' P* E~ I'
effect on this train. Reduced fares month of October. ‘Grade VII.-1. M
will also be in effect on the regular Ma el Day; 2. mma Cameron; g
tr
- . ith f ll I J hi C ; 2, R Sh; _
§:°.'.§:::. mr.;   ..‘;if‘:. viz,  -»   of Ma-u'
m
ls
rs, Mrs. Norman McLeod, of Char-
ttetown, P. E. I.. and Mrs. Mon-
r. and Mrs. Glover observed their
b E 3_ olden wedding anniversary three
e
ars ago. |
The funeral will be held tomorrow
aufer, 16 Cyr street. '
(Patriot pleas-c copy.) '
MR. WILLIAM M. MURPHY.
Citizens of Charlottetown learned
D
ith a deep sense of regret yesterday
Mary Cotton. Grade I.--1, Glendon
members of the Assumption Society, Omer; 2' Arnold Deslwches; 3' 
the C. M. B. A. nan, on Sunday after- Clarion Day." The lclloxlnlsl H3136 M
noon, and were treated to an eloquent ll9l‘f€‘Cl1 9~ft9“da“°°~ A a fd D £1 neon due to a E-_f_mke~ of apoplexy
discourse from Mr. J. H. Leblanc, Josephine Cameron. N10 9 \
e nan news of the 'dents or Mr. wu-
am M. Murphy, of Earnsclfffe. Mr.
urphy's death is declared to have
hlch overcame him as he was driv-
V
oohes. Gordon Cotton, Glendon mg, V u R, M d _
olser. Ernest 3018"- Ma" E' mg. i-is iglfodlnt cieingnwnggnilyillingvlgis
pcal for recruits, setting forth the ad- McCabe. Teacher. ta
M
ken into the house' of a neighbor, a
rs. Ross. Two doctors were hastily.
WESTERN PERSONALS summoned, but sad to relate be never
____ Te
covered consciousness, and lingered
__M,._ and “_ John p_ (;a11,mt of fn' this state until 2 30 esterda
to Charlottetown on Saturday-M By his death a men of most genial
nature and -gentlemanly bearing has
_WSF Elm, Ryan Jem,-n,,,1 home been called to his reward. For many
-Mr. Earle Brchaut, son of Mr.
ears he held a position on the staff
the Charlottetown post ofllce, where
~, Y Y
r. chryscstnilrl moved with their fam- morning when his Spirit nilssdd away.
e made nurmerous friends, discharg-
fn
g his duties- with marked ability. He
'later resigned this position returning'
to
his native place, Earnsclfffe, where
nted with the Highland Regiment at he engaged in farming with marked
bers to enroll and thereby help the F,_adm_m,On N_ B___H_ success, bringing to bear upon his
' work more than ordinary intelligence.
_Messm Keney Lewis, Alba-,-gon Besides his farming operations, he en-
_ nd Brazil Deslloches Mis-coucha E
bearers that he was present in the in~ new among the buB.me-Bs' men in town' t
see as many people as he could und °
had full confidence that with their
Boudreaulg when caflled on to speak
ed efforts and give to the lecturer all
the help they possibly coulld in enrol-
lin-g new members. Mr. S. E. Gallant
al .
Arsenault, both setting forth good
arguments in favor of such mutual P
Societies and in passing. mentioned
the fact that the C. M. B. A. another
Mutual Society, was' now in good
standing, and members must not be
too easily discouraged by difficulties C
which may arise. Anunnnimous vote of L
thanks was tendered the lecturer after W
help, he would carry out a successful S mmm from Rusuco where he had a
reuumng Campaign' RW' Father agent the week visiting schools. He
emolned the members, to take re_new__ faelports' excellent crops this year espec-
w
Iso spoke B few words He consider day where they will reside in future
cd the society to be one of the' best. Mr Pe" -
. y having taken a position with
Mr. Etlnne M. Arsenault also made the. mm of Maura Smcmr and
some remarks as did also Mr. John F. Stewart' md" of mat pmce___H_
which me members d|spe,.sed___M_ day to twelve months imprisonment
n Monday.--H. fi
--Inspector Gallant returned last 15
y potatoes.-M. - I
aged ln buying and shipping and
ook the keenest interest in, not only
he affairs of his native district, but
iso of the Province and Canada, at
rge. Ho was about 55 ye'ars of age
nd was mnrrled to Miss Susan'Wfnnl-
fred Reddfn, fourth daughter of the
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Life 'rnld by  ?V,V°1=lsf~ Who
 1,.
The Change of Life is'_a`m6st"°critical  o_f a
woman’s existence, and neglect of health at this t1_me_mv1tes
'disease and pain. Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known to medicine ,that will
S0
f ll omen throu h this trying' period _as
Lydiifcciss li’ir}iI¢IxaarrhXswVe§ftable éompound, made from
‘native roots and herbs. cad these lettersz- -
Philad l ` Pa.-“I started the Change of Life
five years fsggiml algays hod_‘a heagsixhe black-
h 'th be ° wn pains an wo ave
hge: fisilshes vggedoat times with dizzy spells and
nervous feelings. After takmlgkgydm E. Pmkha.m’s
Z'.?.g°n§“‘i.‘§..i3?“l’é‘i‘i?.“ .i.i°°.i. m.?.“€.'$.l’§1Z°3“£.-'ii
the aches and pains I had before I tookryour won-
derful remedy. I recommend it to my I ends for I
cannot praise it enough.”-Mrs._ Msnesmrr Gaus-
usu, 759 N. Ringgo d St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Beverly, Mass.-“I
for nervousness
of Life I
to other women
they _ also have
Gnonon A.
Erie, Pa.-“I was in poor health When the
Change of Life started with me and I took 
E. 1’inkham’s Vegetable Compound, or I think I
should not have got over it as easy as I did. Even
now if I do not feel good I take the Compound
and it restores me in ashort time. I will praise
your lemedies to ever§dwoIna.n for it may help
them as it has me.”-'- rs. E. Klssnxno, 931 East
24th St., Erie, Pa..
No other medicine has been so successful in relieving* womlll B
suffering as has Lydia E. Pinlnhnnnm vegetable Compound-
Women may receive free and helpful advice by writing’ _“W L14”-ll
E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. Such letters are received
and answered by women only and held in strict confidence.
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lntlvns the sympathy of n wine circlc'onc dollar more ner ton. Meetings
of friends will go out. The funeral
tnkcs place this morning at 10 o'clock,
the service bcln`g held in Vernon Illv-
er Chapel.
SEVEN DOLLARS A TON
OR N0 SUGAR BEETS.
PETROLEA. Nov G.~ Lambton
county sugar-beet growers hound
themselyes into an association not
to grow sugar beets in 1917 unless
they receive $7 per ton, at a. largely-
attended meeting of the sugar-beet
growers of. Ennlsklllen and Plymp-
fon townships held in Petrolea.
Reeve Thos. Simpson in Ennlsklllen
township presided, and explained
why nil growers were asked`to nt-
tend the meeting. The sugar fac--
tory report for the past five yenrs
showed an average test of beets per
ton producing fifteen per cent sugar.
One ton of beets yielding 300 pounds
are being called at the different
shipping points oi’ beets is the coun-
try and u determined stand is to be
made. '
ARTILLEFIY DUEL IN MACEDONIA.
Eastern Armyl-Along the whole
front of Macedonia. there is nothing
to report except an intermittent artil-
lery duel and patrol encounters. Bri-
tish aerdblanes have dropped several
bombs on Bogdantez, eight miles
northeast of Dorian.
LONDON. November 5.--It is
officially announced that _Lieuten-
ant-General Bryan T. Mahon ,com-
mander of the British forces on the
western, frontier in Egypt, has been
appointed to aiicceed Major-General
Sir John Maxwell, as commander of'
the British forces in Ireland. General
Maxwell is appointed commander-lm
chief of the northern command in Eng-
land.
of sugar at $7.50 per cwt. would
mean $22.50 per ton. A few years
It is also announced officially that
ago the same sugar sold for $4.50
per cwt., the factory receiving $13.50
per ton of beets manufactured. To-
late Jud-ge D. O. M. Reddln', of Char-
ottetown, to whom and to other re-
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General Sir F. Reginald Wingate, Slr»
dar of the Egyptian army, has been
appointed high commissioner for
day there is a rise of $9 per ton of'Egypt, ln succession to Lieut.C0lonel
beets. and the growers receives only
Sir Arthur llenry Macmahon.
-Mrs. Fiddle Perry and son Earl
1 V L_.
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ere passengers to O’Leary on Satur
RISON AND FINE ‘
FOR TAKING BRIBE.
REGINA, Sask., Nov. 2.- Terbert
. Pierce, Liberal members of the
egislsltfve Assembly of Baskfatche-
an for Wadena, was 'sentenced to-
"As-ren
For
Emergencies
When you have a bilious at-
tack, or when you feel illness
coming on-promptly move the
bowels, start the liver working
and put your entire digestive
system in good shape with a
dose or two of the time-tested
°..=cf   _
1 ' _V
You will welcome the quick
‘relief andlloften ward off a
severeiliness. 
arecarefullyoom
vegetable prod ucts -mild,
harmless, and not habit-fcrm-
ing. Buy a box now. You
don'tknowwhenyoumay,need
Beecham's Pills. A reliable
family remedy that alwaym
Shmlld its f _  
at' d
~ without hard labor fn Regina jail
' fault serve an additional six months
I _“;.“  lil juli. _
Pierce at the last sitting of the
"?`l¢"P" 'F£».i‘.-usus`¢f__. nlsnllnu S
.3 ,
uns sn- rreanrlnk Hannon. ' wlw
and to pay a fine of $55, or in d9-
upreme Court was found guilty by
a jury on ,a charge of having receiv-
ed a bribe from the~Sli“sl¢stciiowan
Licensed Vlctuallers’ Association for
his influence in having temD5l'll\°°
legislation to abolish the bar t0 U0
withdrawn from the House In 1918.
entcnce was passed by CMB! -N91
presided at the trial.
The chief Jnnucc naked the Dris-
oner lf he had anything to Boy Will’
sentence should not -be passed on’
him.
f "Nothing, Your Lordshilh 91999?
that i am innocent." replied Pl0i‘00~
Sir Frederick addressed B f6W
words to Pierce. pointing out to him
the seriousness of the offence . "f
which he had been found l\ill1¥~ »
“I myself am absolutely c0l1V|\\°°i\=
of the justice of thelworflictl and 
penevs more _were others sunny with
yon. l believe there was s consl>if‘
scy in that tlme. to corrupt the
inembers o fthe Legislators sndthat
gon not only yourself soglllil luis
ribs but acted as agent 0610?*
sold the judge. _ ,
claus Neck saoK_¢N. our sl-ll”
; RECOVIKI-
u-ml; _
BROCKTON.
Hayes, aged 11,
Mrs. Austin J
tml' Shepard
charged from s
Her neck
when she fell.
shout' lter
weeks his
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