4 4:111-
ron »
 Wine
This lsmxa delicious ionic ‘
worth frying, -We never ask'
anyone, tojbuy 'the' second
bottle, they .always bay it 1
without asking. ‘
_Delicious to the taste, it ;*
containd' iron to enrich the
blood, replonized (digested)
beef'to fee; the tissues and
choice wi°iie.as’ an appetiz
er. . -'
5..... ===.==.:=:=.....r~...=====._-r_-====;;_-;::::_-:ri- 1 =====-
""'¢'II'1"-~»“v- aeg.»aa............;;;;:-T;;;__-._-1 -::=_- __;:=;
If you feel 'worn-out, tired
sndrun down you need a tonic
you couldn't find a batter one
than this--3 like all our reme-
dies it ,is of the highest
quality. "
501: and 75c Boifles
.1
E. A . Foster
Cen-tral Drugstore
Cunny side
I-
‘ .anurnnnnpinu.p.1aunrunn.......»...; .
/
Sm
......_"i~'i*.:_.j;..-.-.-:.-._;._1-'-‘.....‘:.;‘._.-:.
¢~uo?~; ass" r. ""9 ""~ °
.a.'c‘.!..._'..2:!.'= 1 1
rms. -ni.-use in"»rl'i¢'n°°', -°
absolutely el-
solluun selector
Premier- and Rem.
saving hundreds
hours tlie'year. A. Milne Fra,-
ser, Halifax, N. S. 2443,
0. 
  A IS lPPHEI$|ili|]
L_., - '
The Sydney Record or oct. 29 in
speaking of The W. S. Harkins Play-
-'-‘Y9 B8YB1~-‘-'Capacity audience ban;-s
and appreciates The House Next
Door. The members of the W. S.
H'“°**fUB COIIJPHDY who presented 'The
H0\lle Next Door' to a capacity au-
dience nt the Lyceum last night,
KUNG proof that a week of unalloyed
pleasure awaits the lovers of the bet-
ter class( of drama in this city. .The
Play. Written by Hartley Manners, is
well-» constructed in enious' in dia
ception. The players, every one Qi
them have shown a grasp of the idea
and e thoroughly smcisnt interprets-
tion was the result. It is dlilicult to‘
l`°9-li" H bBl`»t¢r example of adaptabi-
lity than that shown by Mr Stubbs
. E - .
logue and calls for intelligent' con-
_~ " '  f_ ' The death of Mr. Leigh Gordon oo-
-. 1.
INDUUHI BASEBALL     A F"0‘i»1BM-1 1 
(From !ssterday's Evening Guardian)
' Another double-header . in the in-
door, baseball langue oi the 'Fourth
Rrsilnent was-played at the Armour-_
ies last night, the contesting teams
being .the-. officers  the gunners of
No. 4. and _the .._O. 0's_of No. 4
and the guoners ol Nd. 8. The odi-
cers won in the first -gauib. and _.in
the other match the Non-coms. were
victorious. . . _ '
_ s e s . \ -
NOTES ON THE GAMlll." __
O l O
Splendid sport was provided, the
teams being all evenly matched. '_
C I O
The officers surprised themselves in
winning from No. 4 gunnsrs.
X O l O I
Major Leigh made the hit of , the
League so far; when the three bases
were full makkig a home run and
bringing three on bases. -
C C U
To third base_ there was a fine
'Slide by Bayer."
c o o _
Heels together, Major McKay!
O 8 U
_-Juggler Webster was again great
at first. _ _`
v C O U
| ‘ -
in his characterization of Sir John
C0tBW01d, the Old English rirlgtocrat
who wiould brook no interference with.
his household authority, but who
nevertheless failed in exacting obed
I oss ,
Bayer's hands won't hold it but his
body will.
Some hit when Badger rolled on his
back. ‘
ience. -The .extreme of p th i-‘ ', ' ° ‘
reached when the tasty old dphglde: Hwper “laced ’ the ban' His black
of the traditions of his class is mc eye was really accidentally got.
- D " - e s s
' I
“cally deserted by his “muy mr Stanley went up in the air and
llsve You an old Watch on llsnd
that is out of keltpr 'I Bring it heraand if
it is not.r ci mp els _wrerlg i'll makes
reliable t mepiecs oi it again.
F. S. Mitchell ’
‘the house next door’ occupi d b _
1H-“brew gentleman or patimtedigitg brought down th.e *bi:ll.
l,?,r:;_6;l;;:,i;t,,,S,1irbI°°&f°}}I a‘é‘;b°(,;n.'_ 831°” The game between the N C. (_\’s
isusan vm Dy ' 'i ar ' 1" of No. 4 and thc Gunners of No. 3
‘ev “WV °' °v°"“° Wm" was the closest played so far.
. er she plays and an especial favor- , , ,,
ite of Sydney audiences who was
greeted1\v:1i;hh?_¢¢y;1i,,_1_rec§pl?0n, was Morgan is a star. _ _
as usua g y ar istic in er work. rrrainorrs ready WW saved the mb
Her i“°""-i°‘“°' as Um” C°t“w°‘d' nation on many occasions.
into the realm of pathosg not too' , , . . - -_
frequent, were appealing t the au- .rms was the
_ _ _ game where the um-
dience. Praise is also due to Frank pi” waved his hands_
Conway as Cecil Cotswold, Herbert ~ - as s _  _
Charles as Adrian Jacobson, William_ Mccabe is quite at home with the
gelyn Blasdale as Lady Cotswold,
Miss Grace Guernesey as Lady Ja-
Expert watch and clock repuirer "°°b“°“~ ‘md vicmf Stiiwafd H5 _.V 1"'
108 Queen Street. Phone 897 R.
I -'sean-I -
  Seal of
.. Approval.
_ /_
Zutoo has made good.
Zutoo has made itself imiispensable to
thousands who never before used-a head-
ache remedy.
By sheer force of its merit, it has over-
come the prejudice which these persons
had against it because they thought all
headache cures were alike.
They now know Lhat‘Zutoois different.
l . _ V ?
\ 1
< r
r
\
' \\,_\m:\m».-|111 -
....
ing. An extra word of comlmendation
for Miss Eileen Cosgrih, who assum-
ed the role of Esther Jacobson, is in
order. This' young lady, an artist to
the finger tips, won her way to the
hearts of the audience at once. In a
word she was delightful from begin-
ning tp end, and her progress in'.__the
drama will be watched with unusual
interest. » The play was stagerl;-"riot
lavishly, but .with due attentiouto
all necessary details: It is almost
sufficient to say that it _was a_ Har-
kins company, a I-Iarkins play, a
Harkins audience and a Harkins -re-
ception at the Lyceum lastevening."
The W. S. Harkins Pl ers -will
open their Charlottetown gagement
at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening in The House Next Door.
Seats are selling rapidly. Get yours
early. 2462.
___-._-__..__. __,__
K LIPTON’S YACHT. `
LONDON, Oct. 31.-Lipton is likely
to start the actual construction of
the America’s cup challenger in a
week or two.~ `
  Parisian Sage
The Scalp _Cleanser told in
1. made on _Money-hack plan.
r
1
Tried -t_hem_ all and failed, thous-
ands of-people will-jsay. _ "
Try the_rea.1 _Parisian Bags and
succeed as-thousands have done.
In Parll_Dr. Sangerbond discovered
ithe daudruf! microbe and the way to
kill it. l
'dsnt,_ beautiful, lustrous and fascin-
ating hair. _ ' _
In Paris'w0men have most abun-
- They know about hair and its dis-
eases in Paris, far more than we do.
They have institutions where the
study of the hair is- made a specialty.
Parisian Sage is the only certain
,destroyer of the dandrufl microbe
*which is the' cause of 97 per cent of
hair troubles. ’ _
Parisian Sage is such an extraor-
dinary and quick acting reiuvenator
that Geo. E. Hughes, who is _the
agent in»Charlottetown, guarantees it
to cure dsndrud, stop falling hair
-and itching scalp in two weeks __ or
.money back. It makes w_omen's hair
lustrous and luxurisnt and` drives
away foul odor-'s in Summer.
You can obtain a large s0~cent bbt-
tle cf, Parisian Bags at Geo. _lll.
Hughes and at leading druggists all
over Canada. “The Girl with the Au-
burn-Hair," is on 0101*! package.
Skin Suilerers
have
and
as
Mallette as Capt. Trevor, Miss Evan- bat _
O O l
into the umpire’s de-
cisions at once, fellows, as you have
to eventually? _
Why not give
As you follow your oiiicers in drill,
follow them in this, too',' boys. They
are good men to follow.
O U I
Bruce for a heavy weight holds the
the team down, ' . _ ._
U I
partnership. _‘ __
‘ a s a 
- Score by inningsr- ' '
V :we . <
1ST GAME.' '_
. »‘_.,.,  .
omrerr >s__ is 9 11 2 1-41
Gunners No. 4-4_< 'o io---4 s_ V7 4-81
. li).
BND GAME. '
U 3 O _ _
-(2 errors).
N.G.O's No 4-3 11 2 5 Z 7 2-82
Gunners No 3-4 11 5 0 6 4 1 31
(3-errors)
Umpires: Messrs P. Barlow and
Abel,
 9M¢¢&0N°2~$
om innlviisgyg
!°°!'0'°°°°3°°2'4°~$'°Z~§¢¢°3»*9
'QI l°)€*°Z“2
  . =
revere" _ __
W.  Finn, Montreal; P. K. Nasdn,
F. U. Colwell, St. John, N. B.; D.W
wife, North River; D. Sutherland,
,Eltenlcy Bridge; G. L. Stewart, New
Glasgow; J. 'A. Morrow, Hillsboro;
M. W. Wood, Mt. Herbert; J. Don-
alds, Amherst, N. S.; R. H. Talbot,
Yarmouth, Me.; H. McLellan. H0l_>°°
B810. 4‘
.__.._.-._-- _
VICTORIA _
B. A. -Clark, Mt. Stewart; .E. N.
Rowland, Halifax; J. J. Hanley,
Halifax; W. Forbes, Vernon; P. A.
Bowden, Bolton, A._Balckle, Mon-
treal; A. K. Mass£xlence, W. B. Har-
kins Co.; H. ill. llard, Toronto; ii.
11. isuanu, rnrnneo; B. M. ssekv/its
li/iohtresi; R. ld; stewart. Hamilton;
`G. A.'McBean, Manitoba; Urban Gil-
lis. Uiseonchs. _ »
1 QUEEN
W._0. Martin, - Boston; Ewen Mc-
Dougall, Bangor,_ P. E. I.; Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Doucette, Bhedisc; F.
'Powers and wire, New York; F. M.
Rattenbury, New York; W. E. §all-
beck, Tryon; F. D. Kennedy, on-
l°\<_\‘ uno n  ‘gm onl-_ cent. is on the alert for ine sen
1‘lN_~'.-sgd att,”-_-~h ` its- ss wul_mra-‘nares in this section ci New
Ep' work oui six days a wssk. The ob- Englandfto grace the _holiday table
einer di»s_es_~!,°fliiri ai ilrssiiesn, ala sem, ir or or Pres isnuwuran 'ri on ana ei
hldfe th0lTOUB\\ “gp as many men as possible em- this month. Mr. Vo_ gnggiurnished
¢l*°‘“`¢\°- ployed during the winter. Under this the 'l‘hanksgiyg1g;~_:,§rke'y to ever
\¢=°m'¢~" ‘ srénligsrnsrli’ “‘it`in"s"y"8e’\f6e`si\»1¢ in Premiere from rent _.0 Taft. and
desire' °r should be' Ufveverv 'mm nine a m it was thirty-seven above
. . -i - \
U ` ' ~ - .
_ ~r... ._ . _» _ ._ . _ '  ‘1 5"’ ""1 ‘~"‘m 'G ' - th t 6.42 and tomorrow at 7.41,
M°M_°h°l1 B1`°tb°I'_| _ Ere 95 _ `9°“nd .rsgggyégize is the ;';_cm',;::_ it rms.. ‘ There was _a new moon on Wednes-
Howard, Milton; J. Gillispie, W. Gil; ‘WW 1°" ‘L91 “"3 A ‘ °"' _ d - Anyone who knows the discourage-
lispie and wiie, Appln Road; John--“ut-° th” tm°‘°'m°“nt__mm be range ment and despair which accompanies
Allah. ROYBU-Yi T|10l~ P- CIS! Emi ¥ég‘;;’:g7'r.`  lgslfh; fact x the helplessness of raervous prostra-
ttclsl; uid B. Smith Kililufay P.E. ' _
I.; B. I. Rayner, A'1bert&n;_ F.  ' I am ?g_r'I;_t°§OLG§¥{
‘“°-" Bilco, Sherbrooke; Mrs. . T. An- B- t-n out 28 1918 _
WE PROMISE YOU RELIEF. mnon' M0,-311; mm," L_ Apaygqn, sg; 0 . - ~ - 1
_ °""“"7 ' . Birmingham. Aliing.; llrs..~B;. F. Col- ‘
The D.D.D._ Prescription for _"Ee-inn' BL pg",-|;.J__.J__g|,‘1m¢, goal ---“"°*“'_"'
mud. antlurtic "Mb we- snr; Jenna nmirer, canon. :Looman ron '
the D.D.3; Laboixtonza  w11,s0N's TURKEY
lt0Dl itll IW \ SHORTER HOUR  .__.. __\_ .~_ :_ __ 2-, ,_ ...__-'-' _
,- muPuor':s;15r"s*r!5Bi.'ch. . wsis°rlcRm{,- 11.1., ohm. ai.-1-inn
several -'of our ' _..‘..__ - ` __ _,_ _ s Voss _oi,_ is place, known all
mira-n1\..»¢n en -__m.nn;¢q|§f;»==ossrsf.s,e=-ssrseisis me °l:r...=rins"  sc_‘-"- 'sow .run
Wm “° *°~ . posted t 'y at the _plant oi the Il- 'rhanksgiving provider for the Presi-
_
§___In_Mfmun|im §_
_._ _
 _ anion eonnou. -
curred at her home in Worcester
_ ,    _  1 ther. Mr. David (Gordon, stoner-0'",
<F'FW»¥§l$9F\i°rZ_s Evening gunna); also two iiseru. was Lottie cor-
__T,\¢_|'¢;j||( .gf - ‘ul-|.|__._°¢ §°°u‘u_ 501! Bild MIB. D. B. Mlllcfr Alhit-
 hgnl _(Mm _ jumnna 'lm an ton and three brothers, Fulton, of
Bt.'Duniun'r osx- 'f,°'°“°°'» “W--'_ 5°!"-`* 0"" 0'
“.._V_u6","u‘___,*h.»___0nn“ u i ma, and Sinclair 1_n Protectionville,
_ , _ _ _ til pro- .Q
 so by 0|,-,ann "term to the géasnkglgcaanfédwglo vtvlas 30 year: of
_'   _ gf _rm or or epas wo
pgsql: ,§,‘:,‘,°,,,,,f renin in urs states. 'rns remains win
‘l'i¢§_i‘t0riQl°i'r3_Lia1id"h9'||‘s'to`ist their f"’i§',° °“ B“t*"`d“7 nlght' l“t°*`m°“¢
”~an,_r,,.m_»m.g y..,-.,.g°°d_~m.nm“o- in n e Presbyterian Cemetery, Mont-
_tl;ni.llr_Q|i.snc0\_l;!!ftr.sgi`isli takes place '°‘°' °“ sunday °“°"“°°“~
'.0 JM;  »-111°-5 - -The some
,3g?w,',,§I6;,;,,d: b,',;P`,,i“.,,,°“ mb mg Mns. ANGUS MARTIN
sf v'bl`c‘- "n
that the Chgdrrldiltetmiangédolildufildt ‘mgaeeldeatga °“ Frmay’ 0”' Nth' 9'
have _si 1, ‘   -. CPUGTBOU. beloved wife
a g t of football this season of An u M t ,
and so the arranged schedule will be William g iam rv? in of mg;
- t f __ _ o e one w
B JPY _° mm.” “nf ._ _ _ worthy" of the esteem in which
*_ - -- _ --   -- she was had by an within the circle
PRAO'i'I0m. 0! her acquaintances she leaves to
mourn -their great loss, a husband
(From yeseeraaylamyening-Guardian) “Hd S12 smell vhildren. a widowed
.The Oommughtg an- hcl.,-lin: a mat, _m'other, three sisters and five broth-
ball Practice at Victoria Park to- "B" t° an °' WMV" ""“P°°tf“1 *WWF*
morrow afternoon -at S o’clock. It "LY was ‘V011 Blpressed by the IRYEB'
is hops,-1 gmt a greggmany 0| the ly attended funeral on Sunday,' Oct.
youths of Charlottetown will be pre- 1991- Thi’ RW- D- Wlight Of MOM- |
sent to take pa-rt in tm pracum agus conducted the services at the
Wim, _nu d Wm ,mt bg |01. _home and cemetery, 'where the re
h it is i nde _ -
the club fslone but for all who wish ‘m°i“’ W°’° hid t° "“t- The 151°
to “kfck.the ,pigskin" and`_supp1e up M_'__"~.'_l‘_“?'¥f_t_l_'_1:_ !_'l“?._P‘¥§f‘ld____@Y_°_7____..9t
-their innnr s uma. _ _ .1 tif" eegv sgsugft 56. me volaszssefi
H o_ma exe n qua eso snr
, - .‘ ' and mind. 'Kind, cheerful and sym-
,_ , _  _ pathetic, hsr_presence was felt as a
N035 503014 lilllllflill §i.l..§.§_ “““i`f."i.1."$.§l'§"{rl‘°&‘$...5§§
(Comm ed Tom -e- two) family have lost a patient, loving
-__  P93 ___ wife and mother, and the community
take everything pertaining to the in- in which she lived a kind and good
dustry six months ago and only one neighbor.
Baller today accepts or prints ‘any- »
thing. and that paper practically
recognized as independent of all [HE HEAIHLR -
financi l int t? ' '
I belleve “glues Edward Island Tut' IEBPEKAIUKE
'silver black foxes are superior to HDL, M00” |-_CI
any 'in the world, but as to "pedi- " ’ '
gr_'ee,’ I ask the “optimists" ii any- S i T
onehas answered Mr. McKendrick'n Toléogslfoalggv h§_E“;:li5:g,ester_
  1-    
- - “P 1 THE wEA'rHER.- Y
perhaps “'°“ld “Wy like me '90 repeat Eine and cold with frost istzeltilllgllt was
his challenge in print? i The highest tem erature e hd <1
However, this "pedigree" business ‘yesterday was that _nine rdcm e
is not gettinr- us very far. It is al- above zero and the loin” wasegglei
right vixhentbaéaked up bv something lty_th1_ee above The lowest the D;
more t an a . At present it is the *vious ui ` '
ght was thirty-five above. At
l f. l’. d l. l (1 l l
txlieelllsirtiace I§dv:ls.x1'f<ls I&;l1andnsil3\?d‘1?il:>l1al;l1; al?1?h2ttindi€e P' 131'bthu:iy 'Shree above'
lox to spread the news of the wond- n ' L W t ° g this “ner”
ii 1 a e 1. <1 t <1 nu °°“"' °"°' °“¥°“°‘" “t 1-52 “mi-
” “ li `§§."-' mf .r°.‘?.’.i“ nflri T“°='1“Y ct 3-31; 1* “"1 be “ish tc-
an op m is mor 1 a s
Dessimsist. to be of any use in the morrow morning at `12'09' M°“““Y
present case, the brand of optimist at 1238 and Tlleeday at L28'
must be of B dmerent typetmm what The sun sets this afternoon at 4.46
the? Zrow on the"1s1and oi Hayti. §°4’§°’li°wi at t *'45 and M°“id“Y 9';
. f, 1 1~ ses omorrow morn ng n_
Everyone down there is an optimist, ‘M2 and Tuesday at 6.45.
.b f. the k t (1 it l _
‘..\,|nauauf,"..‘x;(;_v?,;mo‘I,?,;w_ 0 ay' x- B __ The moons sets _this evening at
and while -I daft with W P as B dey, Oct. 29th at 10.29 a. m.
. k ». ‘ c nsnammgsg 01" The first quarter of the moon will
'croa er I am o
to the aétivigy 0| a 'New Bnmgwick be on Wednesday, Nov. Sth at 2.34
fox company who have money and P-' "1-
wnn are not afraid to spend lt; nisoj Phe length of _ wdey will be ten
to B New Hampshh-9 fox much com-, hours and _5 minutes and of tomor-
ipany that sold- sppvgr black go, pups row ten hours and two minutes.
at a higher average price than any 
ranch on Prince Edwardlsland, and 'DIED OF TYPHOID FEVER
the original ` breeders were largely --
Alaskan; and“I ask the "o1lti_mists" MEDICINE HAT, ALTA., Oct. 26.
of Prince Edward Island how long -.T. W. Coulson, formerly of Long
they can hold the centre of the stage il-liver, P. E. I., a member of the firm
as against such energy is applied to ,of Janse Bros., Boomer and Hughes,
numbers. ' ,died here of typhoid contracted in
Alf0E°¢l12l` HSM!! H0!!! my PBYSODBI one of the company’s construction
interests, I have.devoted much vslu- camps at Tilley. 
able time to spreadlng=the news of _ ‘ ' _
the fox industr in genera.l'and_ the
Y
.in -_.ici -<1-I1d~i1 i 1. 1- 1
55.3. ...‘Y.31....'i.I1".‘....§’...;__;:". §§§.§;.. Headaches and
B t ' d-N f ll , but '
s-llizth otvvoiqs lt) flllllle 'erhlegsg the fox  
ranchers of Prince Edward Island do ___
-Somvtmng 915° bum? l;_iau°'i"it Wm Nervous Prostration of Three Years'
Ygqr Hama
    I|ul_Eiier
0 Jams ill Iluurs And
-.- 1 - »
__ householders should _at once their dcorsl'
and windows against the cold draughts which 'are iu`
evidence during the Fall and winter niontkti  l
coldwind gets into -your house _througlhtllc 30.3;  _ _
a door or the side of a window,` sud thus makes 
rooms, cold and chilly. You cauprevcnt this common 
occurence by ordering TO-DAY.
Barlow Anti-Freeze
Asbestos Weather Slrip
Made in different lengths and widths to suit any
door or window. It it easily applied and very durable. -
It entirely excludes cold draughts in_ wintel; thus _
saving considerable on fuel and protecting yourself _
and family from colds and slckness. These Strips are
easily adjusted to any door or window and are absc-
lutely windproof. Sold in five different widths and
designs. ‘_ `
Price 6 and Sc per foot.
'lhcgc gtrsllurdlilore  
L
1
1
1
I
::Horsen'1en in general are unanim-
'ls in declaring that MacKlnnon's
gonditlon Powders work really
hplendid results in horses and cat-
tle. These powders aid digestion. im'
prove nppetite, purify the blood,
bliild up new bone and tissue and
give new snap, vim and zest to the
life and movements of the animal.
Put up in sanitary tin cans 1 lb.
er Great George and Kent Ste.-Mti.
Buntai Bell & Co for best
25c. The MacKinnon Drug Po.,Corn-
;:RexaIl Remedies-the non-secret,
standard family preparation-ri fam-
ily oi 365 sold, guaranteed and re-
cognized by over 6,000_retail drug-
gists-these are the kind of prepara-
tions you should have in your medi-
cine chest. All_gRexpll articles are
guaranteed. You buy each and ev-
ery preparation with the distinct un-
derstanding that if it is not so good
as we claim it to be you can come
back hcre and get the price you paid
for it. If you are not satisfied the
money belongs to you and we want
you to have it. Try the Rexall ser-
vice-the change will do you good.
The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner
Great George and Kent Sta.--Mtl.
:: n .
coal; lowedt prices._ 9-23Mtf.
Improved Blended 
Flour
` SOLD ON HERIT V
“BUDA” FLCUR
Packed in Sferilized paper-lined bsrrsls.».arrdiii_-sacks
Buds is packed in sironl, lined Barrels and lull’ l\rre|l,`_sll lined
throughout vvifh sterilized paper: also 98 lh , 40 ll, andrll I-2 lb.
Fisailised péirned coiron seeks. Weight and quality suaranfped, .
. . . af i s. _ T
The. Verv llighesf Qualify '
Blended Flour for Bread
and Pastry
INCREASING IN DEMAND
Why noi wire your order lo-day fo
J. B. IIARTY. Sales Manager,
1 Picfou, Nova Scotia ‘
s
A _l
I
_ shi.-i c snrier, 1.1.1.
li _ k
` 52?:-)?)‘W°maro: ul1)m_‘;°°m_ mama Standing Cured a Year Ago by Dr.
P ' ’ 'Edward Island .fox busi- Chas? 5 Net” Fwd' -
the rmcsf- »
4 Wil th ‘optimists"
on will apprecia e t e gratitude felt
g‘;;m_ L22’-g§§;“1 a,1d°§’!'1“_‘.f,§f,‘f_'°“Canf1'f by the writer oi tlris letter.
dun '~' weep _aw_m_§,_`se,.ious Mrs. H. G. Jones, Scotch Lake,
state' mo ‘tha aupswmxd the G. B., writes: "I suiiered from nerv-
land boom, and ,that ‘Ymues have ous prostration for nearly three years
'shi-unk,to' aiialsrrning ggupty - and I had frequent headaches, had no ap-
mrther that _ n_eW‘ _m,ammg__m such petite and was troubled with my
territory is ,mt going,” bg dlfgcultq, heart. After consulting two doctors,
H' the Pr0Ymda1_|Q,0v%i~nm pg in without obtaining satisfactary re
Kcnnjunétion with than ,B-qxagregderg suits. I began the usb ol Dr. Ohase’s
assne_ise1nn_ will _ consider. _aarinnsiy Nerve Food. and was completely
how "amd in what particuign section cured by this treatment. It is near-
Dr swtibhg '01 _‘the ¢0\{,{£fy_`__§}Bnnda, ly a year since I was cured, and I
u..its.i‘_`s'trr;tes_ or beth, the _for bnsi- want other-a to know oi this splendid
ness can best _be nuanced for 1914 medicine. I now attend to my house-
nnd dsvots‘ their mojiey 'and time work with pleasure and comfort. and
to enlightening the peop1ia1_of`_ that an glad to have the opportunity oi
particular section or sections, there recommending Dr. Chase's Nerve
is every reason _to feel 'that .1914 will lfood."
iss the business ts_k_en_ou_t of the M: least some-benefit is bound to
"Tulip Craze" list. “wheré it now be derived from each dose of this
holds’ place .in the' minds _oi thou- _greet food cure, as day by day il.
_sands of Canadians and‘_An1sricans. forms new blood, and. builds up the
` The fox business or Prince .Edward system. 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50,
Island can best be served byfaction. all dealers, or lildmanson, Bates k
Writing and talking leneralties is»lle.,.Limitsd. Toronto.
eiiort rwasted. Misconstruing eiiorts
of men who are trying' to do some- , _ '
Auction .
eliing is simrlv hurting all interests ‘
concerned. Prove something and do
riizri iso cscr
somthing, Mr "Optimist"
sf
-s
= s nas. v`w..1`s mass
sllnggrgglfhebxuotion on lierpvemlus
covzltah. nom tor 54
- ON THURSDAY
llevemhrr I. I!!! All 0'cloek til.
Thshrm 4 :mari owned bl 'Lomas
_ ti 1 lilo i
.srcillrcils  ii. -.;.°:-.~.=§.-...-.': 23
eu|tivailon,f:Jth dvxelfrg ones an
barns n in reps r. A never failing
stream 1 wafer runs across thsisrm.
rd vrlilhbs sgld separate ore: h oo to
:“dla'i»:¢lie l.;%?»;inr '|‘:!0l‘= 70 was mr. il
_ 4' 10 0 I lllh 0
pb=.\hd:'al0 hhill terms Q y
uv der. call over t srnouu s c 0
nlns mont than approved ielnt note -
y 'lsrls of ann made 'known at sale
Sale lonlnirn.
BENJ. U/il\'l‘BB l. C0.
9l"\¢l1B0l' 3501*:-sllluiits oftiwsnd
‘ - has s 1- sit. of
Manufacturers
4 in l '
Carvell Bros. Agents for P. E. I.
.65 LT C) 'I1 I CD PU l
1764 9~27\flst|tf _
Stock. Crop and Farm Implements
We are insirucizd by PIR. IS AAC ESSLPY Union road, to sell by l7ub‘ic Audi m
On saturday, November I5, |91 l. at I2 0'clock Noon
The following Sfoci, Crop and Farm lmplemenis:
HORAES 1 hrood mare. in foal by llnrnn Ke vin: l horse, two and a half
years old [Crown Right]; 1 filly, one anda halt' years o|d§[Crown liigl1']: l filly,
six months old [Crown Right]
CATTLE - 8 milch cows, all in milk; 1 heifer, one year old; 1 heifer,
six months old; one dry cow.
PIGS-1 brood sow, 5 spring pigs.
CROP 25 (twenty five) tons hay. 100 bushels mixed grain, 3`0 stocks oats.
100 stocks green feed, a lar e quantity of potatoes and turnius.
MACHINERY-l M_a=sey Harris Binder with carriorzl seed drill. lrake
B .
new] lhay cutter, ldisc barrow 1 spring tooth hnrrow,l light l1nrrow,2
rts, l single truck wagon, ldrivmg wagon, 1 double seated drning wagon.
cream separator; lsimplsxj; lroler. 1 threshing outfit (exce‘)_horse power
drum and segarator; l Hull hand separator. 2 wood sleighs_ 1 box sleigh
I-IARNE S-1 set driving harness, 2 sets cart harness, l set single truck
wagoin harness working traces and a lot of other articles too numerous to
ment \n.
TERMS-All sums of 85 00 and under, cash; over that amount twelve
months' credit on approved joint notes A discount ofti per cent for cash
SALE POSI FIVE. BLNJ. CA TER 0. C0. _
2489-11-lMsw4i. Auclimeers.
' I
Large s Auc tion Sale
l _ 0| Stock Crop G. Implimenfa
- We are authorized by W. J Storey to sell by Auction on his premises Mill
View on Wednesdaiy in h day Nov. 1913 Commencingl at il o’cloclr on his
msutiful Farm cons sting of 104 ucers choice land in a big state of cultivation.
vlng thereon a new dwelling house and good octbnildings. Also on the same
day we will sell all his stock. crop. impliments consisting of one Binder, one
mower. 1 hay rake now, 1 broad cast seeder new. l set wheel borrows new. 1
set spring teeth harrows. 1 gang plough. l single plough, l truck waggon & box
new. 1 cart, 1 truck Ai wheels, 1 pulper, i wood eigh. l jsnufing sleigh, 1
buggy. l driving vcaggon, 1 drag barrow. l grinding stone,l cream separator.
sing e and doub e harness. forks shovels. hoes, etc.
STO K-i draft horse, li years old, i brood more 12 years old, one draft
lilly, 2%“?'sars old. one mare lil year old.
C() 5-8 milk cows in calf. 1 fat ox 2% year o`d ll hslfers l 1-! year o‘d,
tnvoheifers 21 2 year old, Bcalves iiuionths old, one brood sow, 7 pigs two
months old. I0 sheep ' ` ~ ' ‘
CROP-70 bushel wheat. W stocks oats. ilsiaclrs hog, one bartlck mixed
fee1l,B00 bushel turnips. Terms all sums under $5.00 cus over, that lmbii
months credit on np_-roved joint notes. Sale positive. ~.. '_ __h_.i__ _ ~~_'s
_ s. ciartii m to ninlisrirrrr 
~ w1u.1iu.1. stoner -- - - -fa  
“Hr-\
""` I.'_§»-N
central ‘im mrs. ra-employ many nmrwnn- nnvs 1..-on new he sxniet1rr_n .am 'im-sim-_nt wu- , ~ iretinnrrr. __ __,
 . \z “ e __ - - _ _
‘P is 1. _ _ i.urn_p¢»s ire _ras pnyrni1,__W ron in the lm. _ nas-n-iimnu _ _ 1 24%- 11 111-515- - ,~,,,..,_  .....~..-. .. 
.ya
rr ~ '.»
:»-1’
.fl
'-‘.
r
r
1