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WI LL YOU ALSO SERVE
 s
I
_ nnciiwiinii rioun_
. ihe goodold fashioned
kind fresh and sweet, try
some. ‘ _ '  .
Graham sFio_ur
Our GRAHAM FLOUR _
is pronounced the best,
made. '_We supply the
best grade of hard wheat
which _is ground bythe
BEST MILLER in the _
~PROVINCE. Just try it.
Island Made Flonr
Made from choice im' ,
ported hard wheat, sup'
erior to imported flour- ‘
You will like it, and use
no other, sold in any
~ quantity. -
_ ROLLED OATS, OAT~' '
MEAL, R YE FLOUR, V
TAB L E CORNMEAL,
CORN FLOUR, TABLE _'
SHORTS (excellent for' A
porridgel
Phone us your orders,
promptdclivery. '
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CARTER & C0. l.'l`D. ii
Queen Street
Flour and Feed Store f
eeka
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any 10 v - _ . ‘
mishl noui- mills win. ciiidiag min iiniicn
c als el ht
a hos
00
0|! lilly U50 Ill¥l
gy e. rs. Paimi1.La uzslzs
. Fall St, Ithaca, N.Y.
h if fr
_ omen w o su er om any such sil-
menta should not fail to try this famous
_of the Presbyterian Church.
root and herb remedy, l ydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable (kimnound.
wonain,
an m -
21 E B'
W
 
PQ4 7
H0 0  Q   ._,,, ..°c|-ioic: Housai-ioi.‘o niriii-l ..°_DoN'_1'.;lonoiir 'ri-is sem __ _ _ _ _
' s ` ._ _ _ _ _,  '_ .'VtureV:sale at Montague, Friday. Oct. sooisl in the ignorant ot the Christ- V ' `_`  ‘- -
” . i f . _- _ ' _~' 81st at Mrs. Penne Nelson's "e_\1ery_ lau.VCliurch, -._ entslue. Halloween 
`  ltliing goes, no res rve. , night, "1 ' #1898-10-‘28~MBlpd. ! ‘ ' -='
_ ` ' 1912-10-29M8l. ~ . ' ..:. _
Dositlve. 19"1-10 29M.~li.,_i
__ .
i..*A GRAND EVENING CONCERT
and gilt! social will he held in the Hail
at B . -Peters Bay on Monday eveiilni;
November 3rd at 7.30 ofclock unde-
tho auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
' _ _ ` 1954-10-30M2l
_,._.__
..*PURCHASED MlLLS°--Mr. Pres
ion Campbell, of Montague has .pur
based from Mrs. Warren,\New Glas'
vi. hei up to-date rollei process‘
d, o g acres land and good
iurm buildings. Mr. Campbell taker
charge of the mill next week, uiiii ex
pects to move up to his nciv abodi
as soon as possible after his sale thc
middle of November. Mr. Criinpbellk `
friends wish him success in ‘his neu
venture and have no doubt as to his
success as lie is a painstaking and
energetic citizen.
1¢:.isT1;:1i'i\' 1>1n1iso.\'.\Ls
..’°Mr. John' Fuircliild of George
`i:is secured ii position. “Jack” is wa. cinnati and Nashville as sales engin-
eteran who sei-vcd ten months iz 8
France lighting lor ilic land of liii a
birth and his friends wish' him sur: 0
cess in his new undertaking.
town has left for Boston where h¢"nlso spent in New York, Boston, Cin-
A grand evgglilzfcoucert and plc soc- »
ni wilsps mis uw iisiiiii si. ret-
ers B_ay'on _Monday-evening, Novem-
ber 3rd at 7-30. 0'Clock under tlip aus _
pices of the-~ Ladies 'Aid Society- of
the Presbyterian Church. 1996pd‘
lslandcf Secures -‘
important Appointment
.___ ,
Iii the commercial application ol'
have a more -thorough knowledge oii`
industrial engineering than J. E. Mel-l
isnt, who Joined the sniff or the cir-
t'er Electric Company yesterday. ' »
Mr. Mellett has made his -homo ln
Atlanta for the past eight or nlnc
years, occupying the important po
sition of commercial engineer with
the Georgia Railway and Power com-
pany. I-le was connected with the Gen
eral Electric company where for two
years he was a student of engineering
iii the factories at Schenectady, l\’.`i'.,
and Lynn, Mass., _ Four years was
er for the General Electric company
nd as manag"er of their Chattian-aegis
filce. _
The experience gained cnnbles Mr.
.1152
1 _ ~ ~  _ _ ..°cHoica' Hou :Hone runuol"
_   By Taking Lydia E. Pink.¢V._ ..°oou~1- i=oii_e¢1-_iiis aiiiiiiiii -runs sans. si ihisiim, riiiii-y,
_ _  _ _ hams. vegetable cam und; sale ot Mrs. Pearle Nelson, Montague Frida/y, October 31st _at Mrs. Pearle 
_- . . P° *_ 011 Fridhy. Oct. 31st, at one o’ciock Ne1son's, everything goes. *no reservi-_‘ '
'  - " ‘Ill Times' V ' ii uf all her household furniture. Sale _ _f _ 1912-10-29M3l_,
.JCONCERT AND PIE 8OC|AL.-’W'
F
fi
electricity few men in this couniryiy,
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R UBBER
Fall and Winter_1919-20. __ V '
A Weave offering you as listed below, rubber footwear at ex- ._--i
ceptionally low prices. Read them .over and be convniced. We
'guarantee every line to be of the high st gradeohtainable. '
‘ ALLEY & CO.,
It rough glass-the most com-
_nooooeaslasaaaiaons
Costs at little more at thc
iun, because vastly su-
.start but saves in the long ` Britain now, according to the civil rr
.  l. » * s*
PGTIOT Ill C0Tl5tf‘-l-Cl310n"" _or four -per cent of all those left in
th
exterior and interior-a
piano that lasts. That/s
what people _say of the
HEINTZMAN
Sl CO. PIANO
_ M ii Y on in i A
(llolillxltlazxnllsn & Co: Lixgcal
Arid the people speak
knowingly and wisely.
_ MlLLER BROS.
123 Kent Street
` _ ' Charlottetown
if
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_. _ -'  -1 ,_
$Ns\\l'»tl¢$§$$$$B&-$d¢$1¢5
You Know
That we operate the on
Lens Grinding -Plant on
E. Island? '
That we employ a skilled il
ii¢Suri’ace Grinder, and are il
is daily grinding from the G
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ceases
sees
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i$‘~$%$%% 3 'ki
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$ Q*Qi*QQ*ff*Q..*‘.
ii piicated kinds of lenses ?
Those, are facts, which
mean a good deal to' the
Glass wearing public, doing
away with the annoying
delays caused by 'sending
away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in b
mail, you'll get them bac
promptly and in perfect con
dition.
Call in and look over ou
lant
€l'~&*#*%
$'¢§$~$¢H'¢s?
F. Hutchesont
‘ - ii.
ptometrist and Optician 2
\QUl#$$$$$$$$%¥i¥‘U$&. #$$$$iB$5lU..C.‘
lUl%l¢l¥$¥¥¥%9$9¥£$59
.lust how mucn is uired
l
ai
abscesses
S
ith least possible de sy.
V ' . M0n“\‘u.s
lie
_ l_l’arlmian .Eye Aiil' ' _
V ‘V ° bl . Too 'ucli
:alieni.;°'i.:“n.:ffi:iir:ri.;“i;n“..s....__.n...._
Bbpliancesg absolutely correcting 'optical defects and guanine*
sahshalltlilgds of eye qlasefrepsiring and matchiiiii lense! dlilii
._ . __~jt°‘. _ -_F%f'|‘_"""‘- ~" » ‘-‘
ileiveler-_si Grsduste Optometrist
as-sssfolesesiaiieeoebesaoeeeasaeee
&&)ltO¢»Q»Q¢¢ae4~¢eea&¢e¢*a#1a$;qgQg
_ _ _ ;_,_ _ _
must be accurately measured
_Un-excelled service ` _ f
Pl F1 ,I
j The kidneys; liver and bowels
_natural result. \ _ I
'V ll) it (1 lui sa iif`_‘~» A
____ .._.___._.___ M
PLANNING' T0 AID MEN STRAND
ED |NiTHE OLD COUNTRY
LONDON, Oct. 29.-There are it
establishment oiilce about one tho-.i~
und discharged Caiiailiaii soldiers,
e country. These men are anxious
to return to Canada.
The majority of them are unable tc
ilnd -work here. 'Many others toiil
their discharge here, owing to tht
fact that their families' were unable tr
accompany them when they were ron
d for e trlatl .
y r pa on _
Although no soldier could legall;
obtain his discharge without a-bsolutr
proof that he liniad the means of ob
aining it livelihood here, many, wish-
ng to stay, evaded this rule by the
production of false certificates pur-
porting to -be from their employers. Ii
.5 also alleged that the deniobillzatioi:
Jiiiicerc -at some of the camps have not
:een as strict as they might havf
been. '_
AMPUTATION CASES SUFFER
V'l‘hus many men applying for repa
ii-lation' now have only themselves to
.mime ic-r the situation in which they
.ind themselves.
’l‘he amputation cases are the most
unfortunate, as. by arrangement, the
Canadian Government attends to the
British cases in Canada. and the Bri
tisli Government, the Canadians here.
The British system is said tn be less
eillcient than the Canadian and as' the
British patients get the preference it
sometimes takes weeks for a Canad-
inn to receive treatment. -
The Re-establishment oillces are
doing all in their power to remedy
this injustice.
PLAN TO AID MEN
The situation as regards the dis
:liarged men wishing repatriation is
more dlifl-cull. Many are deserving
cases, some having a guarantee of 8.
;ood Job, but finding when they are
lischargcd that the job is gone be-
caus of the delay in delnohilizatlon.
The iiillitary authorities can do
nothing as the men are no longer in
:he army. The High Commissioner
has a. small fund. ibut cannot meet-
iearly all the calls.
Eiforts are now being made to ob-
tain a ruling by which these men will
he assisted.
l 
“My Back, _l
Is So Bad”
PAINS in the small of the
back, lumbago, rheuma-
tism, pains in the limbs all téll
_,of defective kidneys.
1 -raiisiis sis isis; isa' iii ns
blood which ‘cause pslas sad ashes.
_ i _
must be aroiised to action by aaeli
treatment as Dr. Clis.se’s Kidney-
Liver Pills. » - _
' There ls no time for delay when
the kidneys go wrong. for sueis de-
velopments as hardening o! the ar.-
tsrlss _and Bi-l¢ht's disease are the
;0se plll s dose. '-li cotta a bex, all
dealers, or nilmassoii. lates 8 Ce., l’M.,‘
Toronto. _ ' _ 
ai
'P
inemlirsiics as it ls hers ll iitsil
ellett to lie of material assistance
as a member of Carter Electric com-
pany, in aiding in every way possible
to further the interest of the house
and its customers. He is a member
of the American lnstiiute of Electri-
cs] Engineers; National Electric Light
association, and takes at keen interest
In local civic affairs.
The Carter' Electric company is be-
ing _coligratulated on securing his scr-
vices. He wil prove a valuable ncquls
tion to the 'rapidly growing business.
Mr. Mellett will occupy an execu-
zive position. on_ihe Car-ter Electric
coin-pany staff, and will take an active
interest in the affairs of the company.
-Constitution, Aatlania, Georgia.
Mr. Mellett, above referred to is a
iiiitivo of Sourls and is a nephew of
Mr. C. C. Carleton, merchant of that
place. ,
Heavy Meat Eaters'
Have Slow Kidney

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EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL
' BACKAGHY OR HAVE BLAD-
DER TROUBLE
_'No man or' »Yonia'n'w'bo eats moat
regularly can make a mistake 'by
iiushlng the kid-nays occasionally, says
a well known authority. Meat forms »
uric acid which excites. the kidney_s,_
they 'become overworked from the _
strain, get sluggish and fall to filter _
the waste and poisons from the blood.
sin, headaches, liver trouble, ner- '
vousness. dizziness, sleeplessness and _
kidneys.
The moment you feel it dull ache in
the kidneys oi* your back hurts or il
the urine is cloudy. offensive, full of `
sediment, irregular oi' passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scadding, stop
eating meat and -get about four- ounc-i
cs of Jad Salts from any pharmacy"
take a tablespoonful in it glass of wat-.
er before breakfast and' in a few days
your kidneys wllléct fine. This fam-
ous salts' is mad from the acid oi
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera- __
tions to flush and stimulate t e kid-
ncys,- also to neutralize the acids in
urine so it no .longer causes _irrita-
tion, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salt is inexpensive and cannot
injure- makes a delightful eflervesc-
ent litliia-'water drink which everyone
kidneys clean and active iiiid the
blood pure, thereby avoiding scriousf
kidney complications.
E. C. Hiitz is
Again Remombere
At a largely attended meeting of
Regal Lodge. No. 124, I. 0. O. F. Ken-.
sington, on Tuesday evening the fol-_
lowing address, accompanied by a
to Mr. E. C. Hiltz, who ‘had recentlyf
left Kensington, but -who_on invita-
tion was pr'esent__ at the meeting:
To Mr. E. C. Hilti,
D t-ll
ear Bro, er,- .__
We the members of _Regal _Lodgc,
l. 0. 0. F. realise that 'we soon shall
be compelled to number you' among|»
ment, the full energy of you most ac- _
all and th ’ uit th
high estimation in _\vhi _yep have
been held and we certainly shs l miss `
business activity and in the -lighter '
circle of social ellJ°Ym9M¢
amid other scenes, and move and have “
your.belng in comlpny with other
social concourse. we-trust that the
same aprpecistion of your confreres .
will be present aa_ was always evi-
dent here. _
wg bid yen s sincere Ipod bye and
ug yan to treasure i'lis_Vscoompsny-
ing. gift with the same effectual re-
alsnys remember that am wei-
oome will ever await. your return
K;‘|m,H i ;. M,  i \  1:'b,half`oiths;memhers ol
.._. . _'_ _ ,
fisililoi No.  ' _ -_
if
then we get sick. Near); all rheuins- V
tl _
urinary disorders come from sluggish 
. yr.
should take now and then to keep the 
you both in the practical sphere of 
Bat when you sbsli be established .-
Sis _ _ 7 .__
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handsome set of military brushes and 
~a valuable shaving set, was presented 
tive person ty. e s us___;.
accomplished has ~iiilly1.L£iatified the f
Gum
Boots
Men’s Boots, as above, big value,
. . _ . . .
....._......$3.95
Boys’ Sizes, 1 to 5 _ . . _ _ . .
. _ $3.00
Youth’s Sizes. 11 to 13 . . _ .
. ._f52.50
Men’s Boots as above, red sole
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VW?il',naE,il;yShe1;l 'l?ir_i§h dfldlwai _ . 85;: all shapes  ._ _'_ _  _ _ _ _ _ $1.25
._ . . _ _ . . . _ . .
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  V $2.65
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l~Yi§’~l‘§f’§iS2ef§riiV $33 '.7 .... _ _ las? ii splendid wearing shoe . .. $3.85
ld; » i- t 10 $2 00 Boys’ as above _ . . . . .
_ _ _  $3.50
 ` Women s
  l. 85., $1.25 
Women`s A
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L11vl1'rED.;
Storm
King
Boots
Men’s _Fi1'st_ Quality Thigh Boots,
as illustrated, red soles, and a
comfortable fitter . . _ .
._ $5.00
Boys’, as above . _ . _ . .
_  _ _ $4.95
Youths’, as above, sizes 11 to 13,
 . . . _
 . . _ _ _ _ _
_.$3.95
  _ Men’s
` Leather 
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Girls’ sizes ll to 2 _ . . . . . . _
_ _ 70c BOYS'. aS §l]00Ye» 1 t0 5 - - - - ~ - - 95° 
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_ _ __ 60c Youths’
Ch1ld1en_s,_3 to V10
--Yukon--
‘llnch tops
$3.65
Men’s high top, Duck Lumber-
men’s Solid Heel ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.65
Boys’, as
above._....___..$2.75
Youthsf, sizes 11 to 13 _ . _ . _ _ $2.25
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the absent ones. You have been coiii  ` I 1 ` '  _
trained by »lll hetgéli to'-seek restor~|_ _ _
ation in another .c e,‘ and we cannot yt ., ’ _
too sincerely wish`_y'Du"l.'be most rapid  Sizes 3 it() 8.
t ti t health. I  .
rml'd)dahdTe l?een one of our very best? _ W0men’S-`Butt0ned Ovel Shoes: '
citizens alwsysinjecting into every 
movement. aimed at public ndvsnce~ -. ,
 ._ ._ $2.60
ivbiiiéns »i§ni£t}>`ii`éa oveiéhées,
'JerseyC1oth_ _ _  $3.40
erl,’VsfClosed Side Rubbers, very
i M  1 is
p_opul_ar_for country wear $1.50 sey - - _ ‘
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A comfortable warm Overshoe,
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Men’s, as above, Jersey cloth $3.75 _
Men’s four buckle Overshoes, "
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Same in Jersey Cloth  ._ $4.50 l
‘Forest King”
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