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36th P. E. I. Light Horse
n An effort is to be made to recruit in'this Pro-
vince one Squadron at_war strength (149 of all ranks)
for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent.
As several months must necessarily be spent in
training, applications will not be limited to members
of this regiment, but will be open to all P. E. Island-
ers of suitable age and physique with or without
previous military training.
This will probably be the last opportunity for
the formation of a distinct P. E. Island unit for
overseas service.
Application may be made toz-
Maior J. A. Stewart, (Union Rd.)
0. C. “A” Squadron.
Major T. H. E. Inman, (Summerside)
O. C. “B” Squadron.
or to the undersigned
A. E. Ings, Lieut. Col.
0. C. 36th. P. E. I., L. H.
W1 C. Cooke, Captain and Adjutant,
(Charlottetown)
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MONTREAL. Nov. 2.--Another
detachment of the 22nd Battalion, the
R0yal Canadians," have left for St
3011118. where the regiment goes into
barracks for training until the second
wlttingent ssils. The men boarded s
"BDoclal train at the Windsor Station
at ten o'clock. The detachment con-
sists of two companies. numbering
some 350 men. Captain C. T. de
Lanaudlere, with Lieuts. J. Brosseau
and Rene Larocque, will have charge
of one company, while the other is
commanded by Captain Leo I-Iudon,
with Lieutenants George Vanier and
J. S vestre.
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This addition to the men already
in barracks will bring the total to
about 700. The three hnudred more
on the roll of the regiment here will
follow as soon as arrangembnts for
quartering them can be completed.
Another 125 recruits from Quebec are
expected to reach Montreal early next
Week. and these will also proceed to
St Johns.
The 23rd and 24th Battalions are
now over half recruited, according to
the nearest available iigures. The
24th, Lieut.-Colonel Gunn’s, which is
being recruited from the Victoria
,Rifles the 5th Royal Highlanders, the
Irish Canadian Rangers, and the 53rd
Regiment oi’ Sherbrooke, has approxi-
mately 550 men. The 23rd. Lieut.-Col.
Fishers Battalion, has some 275 men
recruited in Hontresl from the Guards,
the Westmount Rifles, and the McGill
Battalion. Only four companies of
this battalion are supposed to be
raised in Montreal, the remainder to
come from the 5th (Quebec) Division
No report of these is yet at hand.
A comparatively _small number of
men are sleeping at the High School
barracks as yet, but squads are drill.
ing there daily, and with the com-
mandant’s Ileadquarters already estab-
lished there, this spot is fast becom-
ing the centre of military activity in
the city.
ITALIAN MINISTER OF WAR
ROIVIE, Oct. 30.-The health of Sig-
nor Salandra, the Italian prime mln-
ISt€l‘. Wllo is ill, owing to overwork,
was much better today; his tempora-
ture being normal. He hoped to` be
Premier Saluudra is reported to be
workingl hard for- an understanding
between General Zuppelli, tlie` mini -
ter ol war. and Signer ltubini, the
minister of the treasury. General Zup-
pelli has asked for $100,000,000, which
the council oi’ ministers on Saturday.
. . , _
s
questcd by General Porro, when he
was recently offered the war portfolio,
to bring the Italian army up to a state
oi' complete elliizieiivy.
Signer Rubiiii, however, protests
against such a high expense, and does
not wish to have it raised through
new taxation. _ ' .
_ General Zuppelli and his friends, it
is said, think that an extraordinary
moment like the present one requires
extraordinary measures.
Wlien the livery!
Kidney-Liver Pills to Set it Right
;,~\_.
Mrs. C. L. Cook, 248 Tenth Street
faction and help from them. I find
for kidney trouble with great result
are just the thing, and have recom
have used them with good results.”
Liver Pills prevent and cure such dis
orders as biliousness, constipation
dealers, or Ednianson, Bates & Co.
Limited, Toronto. »
_ Navigaiion_Co., Lid.
Charlottetown-Plctou Service
CHANGE OF TIME
except ii av, a
Returning will leave Picton about
o'clock D ni
G W \V.\l\f~'I<`0RD
M
anager.
Oct. 29. 1914.
ASKS $160,000,000
able to preside over the meeting oi'
is $40,000,000 more than the sum re-
liefs Torpid
There is Nothing Like Dr. Chase's
Brandon, Man., writes:-“I have used
Dr. Cliase’s Kidney-Liver Pills for the
last four years for liver trouble and
can say that I have had great satis-
that I do not need any doctor if I use
them when the liver gets torpld,. and
believe that they are exactly suited for
my case. My husbniid has used them
_ . . S_
and my daughter in Winnipeg has
been liolped a great deal by the use
of these pills. We say we cau't keep
house without them, and have cheated
thc doctors here out of a great many
.visits. I think Dr. Chasc‘s medicines
mended them to many people who
By keeping the liver active and the
bowels regular Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-
chronic indigestion and headache. One' °“ me 5I“l"S‘
pill a dose, 25c. a box, 5 for $1.00; all
Charlottetown Stems .
(‘oinmenclng Monday the 2nd o
November the S. S. "Northumberland"
will leave the Company’s Wharf daily
' Si id _ t 7.30 o’clock a. in.
 11
. r lottetown at 9.30.
SIIIK IIIIILIJIIIII
_ LIIVI EISIIHIIS
IIIII IHI HIIWIIS
Glve"‘Candy Cathanic" for a Bad Cold
sour stomach. constipation.
Get s 10-cent box now.
Most of the ills of childhood are
caused by s. sour, disordered stomach,
sluggish liver and constipated bowels,
They catch cold easily, become cross,
listless, irritable, feverish, restless,
tongue coated, don't eat or sleep well
and need s. gentle cleansing of the
bowels-but don’t try to force a nan.
seating dose oil oil into the little one‘s
already sick stomach-it is cruel,
needless and old-fashioned.
Any child will gladly take Carcarets
Candy Cathartic winch act gently -
never gripe or produce the slightest
uneasiness-though cleanse the little
one's system. sweeteii ' the' " stomach
and put the liver and bowels in a pure
healthy condition. '
Full directions for children and
grown-ups in each package.
| Mothers can rest easy after giving
this gentle, thorough laxative which
costs only_10 cents a box at any drug
store.
_ LETTER QF CONDOLENCE.
The following letter of condolence
was written '£0 'I\lr. I.. H. Webster,
by the members of the Students Cab-
inet, P. W. C. on the recent de,-,th of
his father, Mr. Chas.`,\\'ebster, Marie,
|P. E. I. V
I Dear Friend Leith:-We, the under.
signed members of the Student's Calh-
inet, hereby express to you, our
President, our sincerest sympathy in
this your hour of sorrow and afilict-
ion. Realizing how inadequate is ‘hu-
man comfort at this tinie,\ve would
direct you to that "Loving Friend"
who has said "I iiiill- never leave you
conifortless, I will come to you. I-lc
alone can enable you to endure this
severe trial. We trust that you may
be able to submit to the will oi
your Heaveiily Father, and realize
that "all things work together for
good to those that love the l.ord_
May you feel that the God of Love,
who cares for all those borne down
with sorrow, is continually watching
over you in your aiiiiction. We
imuld point _vou ahead to the time
“W-hen God shall wipe away ull tears
from our eyes, and there shall bc
no more going out."
Yours in loving synipathy; E, (I.
.\laCLeod, E. \\`. .\lncInnis, R. Mhrchi-
son, L. Jenkins, H. Stewart, Brewer
.\uId, A. Murray, Miller Campbell,
Lloyd Shaw, J. Sidney Bonnell, A.
M, Gillis, H. (Y. Cross.
BELIEVES EXPLORER STEFAN-
SSON IS SAFE.
Niilw YORK, Nov. 2.-Biirt, M. Mc-
(‘onnel who was secretary' to Vilbjiil-
inur Si.ei`auss0ii, believes the latter is
safe, iiotwithstiiudiiig iluit the noted
Arctic explorer has been missing since
last April. Mr. l\_/lci‘0iiiiell arrived in
New York _\'esler<la_v. llc expressed
the opinion that Stel'anssou and the
two men who were with liiiu are sole
on a mass of drifting polar ice~500
miles or more -north of Alaska, and
- will be able to withstand thc hardships
of the Arctic region. He said they
had suillcient nmriiunition to kill gains
which would keep them alive for n
year and ii liull`.
Mr. Mciionnel and other iiiciiiliers
of a support purty left Steiuiisson nl.
the Coiitinental~Slieli` on April 7, and
returned to shore.
KIND TO THEM.
Ildroni the New York Mail.)
Little Felix. aged six had found
four little kitens in thc cellar. A
visitor, being told oftliem, expressed
a desire to have a peep at the new
arrivals. Felix went to fetch them,
and soon a pitiful wailing was heiird
“Don`t hurt the little kittens, Felix",
called out his mother. “Bring them
' up carefully."
"l am mamma." replied l~‘elix; “l"m
bringing thcin up by thc stems."
 
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, Change __i_n Time
I'
On 1st October, 1914, the following
changes in trains on P. _E. I. railway
1 will take place:.--
Morning train will leave Elmira at
5.25, Souris, 6.35, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, ar-
rive at Charlottetown 9.30.
Saturday trip Elmira to Souris and
return will be discontinued.
Morning train will leave Georgetown
6.30, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, arrive Char-
i `ANADlAN
'PAc||=|c
DIRECT ROUTE
MARITIME PROVINCES
_ TO MONTREAL
All trains _Et - _L _
Let Us Attend to Your Plumbing
bers-Every branch ofthe
b .lzgsarfeflgliligé our prompt and careful
usmgign Years of experience_has taught us
img" ll kinds of plumbing raplidly, accurate-
to °a t moderate price. or further in- ,
Ihhriirgiign Eall, write or phone 393-J.
I
Opera House,
Grafton St.
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MONTREAL T0 CHICAGO.
Only One Night on the Road.
' THE
“IMPERIAL LIMITED"
Famous Transcontinental Express
COAST Ii COAST
Best Electric- Lighted Eqolpiiient
Unexcelleil Diniq Car arvioe
W. B. HOWARD. D.P.'A;,'C=|’.R.
St. John, N. B.
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All other trains will run as at pre~
sent. ~
District Passenger Ai¢ant's Odlce,
Charlottetown, Sept. 28th. 1914.
5785-9-28met!
 
.Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
winriin I-‘Ani-:s
In effect»Nov. 2nd
St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00
St. John to Portland.. . .$4.50
Leaves St. John Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at 9.00 a. m. for Lubes, Butport, Perl
and and Bo|ton.ReturnIn|,‘ei\ve\ Central Wharf
Boston. 9.00 1. in. Monday.. Wednesdays uni
Fridays for Portland, lkutport. Lubes and S.
John.
MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE
$3.00 Reduced fare io New York Oct lst-Apri
30th.
| Direct service between Portland and New Yuri
lfzvea Franklin Wharf, Penland Tuesfnvi
Thursdays si\d'Safurdsyu at 6.00 p. m.. for New
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EXTRA CHOICE BLACK-SILVER FOXES FOR SALE
These “Johan Beetz” Black-Silver_ Foxes are extra-fine stock, very carefully selected
as to strain, fur, color, etc. and all blood relationship avoided. _
They vary from 9th. to 12th. generation ranc bred.
Als_o some very good Labrador cross foxes for sale.
.Animals can be seen at Johan Beet?/s new modern ranch at Vaudreuil (near Montreal).
HENRY LAUREYS,
185 Laurier Avenue (West) Montreal (P. Q.) _
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WHITE STAR“".“ll."é”"
' Ma la/yer! Sfaamars from Ilanlrou/ _
MONTIIEAL - QUEBEC - LlVERI‘00L‘ l
S.S.|ll“llic Tull Soul. INN Tm N01. 7
S.S. mini nmsmw. 12,011-rm ~ 14 '
PORTLAND - IIALIFAX - LlVEIIPO0L .
riliiiillu iiiliilx
SS. Anbi¢..i5.uo1'm D¢¢.1 De, 3
S.S. Vuierlaad, iz,ois rm “ 5 °- 5
S.S. Zeeland, 12,000 has “ 12 " 13
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Time Table
S. S.Hillsboro
ROCKY POINT FERRY
Leave (`,li'Town. Leave Rocky P.t
7.30 8.00 I
8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
' 9.30 “ 10..00 “
11.00 " 11.30 "
1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.
2.30 “ 3.00 “
3.30 " 4.00 "
5.00 " |‘~5.30 "
SUNDAY
9.00 A. M. 10.00 A. M.
12.45 l’. l\i. 1.00 P. M.
2.00 “ 2.30 "
4.00 " 5.00 “
M. MUILPIIY, manager.
I
PLANT LINE
The S. S. “Halifax” sails
from Charlottetown for Bos
fax every Friday at noon
For further information apply
to
I
JAS. CARRAGhER,
Agent
Charlottetown
 
l November 7 ll
For London
The S. S. "DIGBY, " the Ili-ct
passenger' ship of the Furness line.
is scheduled to sail from Iiiilifaix
for London Saturday, November
Tth
The “DIGBY" uifords every I
comfort to the sssenger as she
is easily one of tlic finest ships at
present engaged in the (funniliuii
service.
$75.00 Saloon to London.
50.00 Second Class.
Mnlce reservations immediately.
The Ocean Limited the
fastest and most up-to-date
train in eastern “Canada runs
daily between Halifax, Monc-
ton, Quebec and Montreal.
P. E. Island passengers con-
nect with this train at Monc-
ton which arrives in Montreal
half an hour earlier than any
competing lines.
Let me attend to your sleep-
ing car reservations or any in-
formation you may need re-
garding your trip which will
be answered to your utmost
satisfaction.
Write, phone or call
The Eastern Trust Co.
‘INCORPORATED 1893
CAPITAL $1,000.000 RESERVE $225.000
PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD
Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman.
James Eden, C. H. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.
I
This Company under its .-\ct of Incorporation'
confines its business to,the administration of estates
and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not
speculate with its own or trust .funds, nor does it
invest monies outsiile of the Maritime Provinces.
In these times of financial trouble its position is
stronger than ever.
Correspondence Invited.
B. A. Weston, -
General Manager
6274-10-29Mthstutf.
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ton via Hawkesbury and Hali- fc
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For Sale   _
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S`l e Bldcl' Foxes. _   ..;.  ,
iv r . \ §`_]hé¢  1.1.., _.ivy
1 Pure Bred _Clydesdale 5-I 3-; ~_.\_\>.3.._.....__ __ 5 M; 
marc, weight about to/I§.:;.i2I..:<;§s\\>§E?§?3f ' ‘~
1350 lbs , age 5.
IT WILL PAY YOU to write for THE
BEST FOX INVESTMENT KNOWN.
The Farm Stock fri’ Fox
Exchange of P. E. I. ,
Head Office 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
Phone 485 P..O. Box 4
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In flie IDEAL Iloppcr-Ccolcd Engine you have thc
best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine
that you could possibly require.
The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all
conditions-through the winter blizzard as easily as zi
torrid July day. lt is easily installed can be
transported from place to place. simple to oper-
ate, easy to’overli:iul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and
will pay for itself in a few months use.
The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the
farm. While in see about it today.
Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.
Loca] Representative vm 5' ’°'“’ “°“t' 0*” "‘“""" W K ROgel‘S ` Steam Navigation Wharf
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