F
1.
»i
l
.'
l _
";i`;'2l`:‘:f I il
. §__dIfé.1i.»
3.. 1'
ttf?

lt;  .
il_I ___,_f___f__l.
,Id lil
1 ~7.-fi ‘
"`,"'(;`~ll»~ .
l g .-1 "
ik..
sq.
».
-at-eau*-».
( ici,
fl' 7-'l'15~il
'  '
li '  "F7 
 i' is
_I _ R dnl 1
~ .7 i
;_.,... ____ .___
r *till '
f ¢ _ --
Tl _ is :~‘
. l I
_‘\ .'. :_ ~'_.\.r`i";
  _ 1 ‘-.7
 1   s
'.l`i__`~,l_`.t'.-
s . 
  
' 1 _fi  
_-rl in ‘t
' 5. .
on 
f 
H , _ - ‘I if
_lf ‘lt I .
\ I '_ i _‘_
f’  __» WI/
 i't§7R"-IW’ .';_§-"
`t'l;?5¥I‘ VZ
-_ ‘ .i
lr ~g~
-.,,,__.
.>.....
 ._
“  5...’
._ ...__._. - _
  - 
e-. 1 _ 
'";i..5'~.' lf:
u-_ ._..,
' 5 1. _
._ l
__.`_.D _
I li...
5';
gf  .._-`fI"t'-'_
 .'ifl5f‘~
_,_.;,;
.-
\
=rt<f`fl`f1-. - 5
.J 120;' sl
,,"1'l__l§__  g
_ |45 ___ F
.
51 ' 1*.-
< l..»l
¢,; ll
in =f -_
1? 1"
'gm
._,.~_..,.
 
‘M ;._'.
, I ll/ ll'
I.. , 1 '
 5;- at Q
sf ‘ ._ _‘__ . __ __-'_
_ wiv. is
l, ' ,J
 _gl  '
l '.l}H`lIi:
J' '» ...tmp "7
5 J. ». _‘I
i‘I~_"R-1"
a ‘_
.
v ,,
l .
if Q" e
_ . _ ._ .. so ,.
 CAI.
Customers should order
andtake delivery of their
_ical before the season gets
E.
We a r e receiving daily
gfoes of Sydney and Picton
C. l.ysns&Co
DIARY.
Oli., Magistrate Court 9 a. m.
Prhlce Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and
8.45 p. m. ' ' _
\ 
B“lR'rns
 
MacRAE.- At Heatherdale, I’ .E. I.
on Oct. 12th to Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Macftae, a son.
MacPHEE.-In this city Oct. 25th to
Mr. and'Mrs. W. W. McPhee a daugh-
ter.
 
DIARRIAGES
- 
NORTON-HILTZ. --Al the BH.pilE<i,
Parsonage, Dundas, by Rev. R. N.
Rand, on October 23rd., Mr. Edwin
Norton of Annandale, and Mrs. Mar-
garet E. Hlltz of B_0sto.
“ 
DEATHS
MaeRA'E»- At Heatherdsle, P. E. I.
on Oct. 12th, iinfant son oi' llir. and
Mrs. D. A. MacRae.
HUGHES.- At Sturgeon on Oct. 24,
Mrs. Bernard Hughes. Funeral this
Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
Annual Meeting I
..-.-.___
The Annual General meeting of The
Seal River Black Fox Co. Ltd.. will
be held in the Board of Trade rooms
Charlottetown on Saturday, Novem-
ber 3rd at 11 o‘clock a. m.
- BENJAMIN ROGERS.
Sec.-Treas.
Charlottetown, Oct. 24, 1917.
841-10-2GMBi. _
~»' l-s 5
., . s M N. 1 _
we
 "1-.lla “`  ""1'  "'~".‘   ` J   "2" :~ -  . ., ~  ., 5
_..l. _. .~  _ _ ». _ ___ . m_..    ;__  1; ~-,_`_.__-
  » The ~
Bodys- Building
Power of
BOVRIL
ll feeding experiments on huxn
binge carriednolt by apzell-hoowa
idqmidmt ritilh yeioo ' .
wha Bovril wasmdded to thenorel
_ diet it produced ul in-
crease in iieeh. bone
and muscle equi to
10 to N tinlq the
moulltolBo»v|iliahm.
500
cepted . _
Rollo Bay Institute.
est
75I~ . .
 \
e will sell by public auction on
at 12 o'clock noon choice lot of
land 42 and 80 situated on Richmond
Stree East art ofthe late Judge
Hod
ply
ing
Auctioneer
-_é-_n-f_.______`__s 
AUGTIIJN SALE
wllll
For inspection apply to
809-10-24MSlpd.
3*? '_ E _l
FARM
For Sale
The estate ot the late J. T. Oxen-
ham containing 133 acres of lalld sit-
uated at Brookfield, P. E. I. 118 acres
under cultivation, the rest under
wood and lumber. Convenient to
Church. school and railway being Z
miles from Hunter River, also a never
falling water supply. For particulars
apply to
A. L. OXENHAM, c|o
` GEORGE DIXON.
. Highfield
43‘7~10~3Mwfm1mopd.
Professional I Ifards
Miss Daisy Rudge
171 Great George 8 -
nectlo .
Manufacturer of all kinds of due 533
hair goods, including, Toupees and
Wigs.
Hair dressing, Manicuring, Shaan-
pooing. singeing. _ _
567-10-l0M1mopd.
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES
cUnA'rlvE 'ras:A'l'MnN'r by the
month in advince, Victoria Hotel,
Charlottetown, P. E. 1., Canada.
HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. Now.
18134-23M3MDspd .
S. S. Hessian
lerrieter, Solicitor,
Nota Publi Ao..
~ °- iii.
Momlv ro l.o/tu. _ ,...,
Montague, P. E. I.
I. D. » 'STEWART
'  Solicitor and
....'f'I'.$-z..'::-sl=..........
lrlnot|.lU|l|ee, Georgetown '
Tenders for
t'.le
institute, 150 or more. _
D. F. EGAN.
Secy. of institute
681-10~17M wfri-ilpd.
' _-* D ' t S L .
The valuable property formerly' rugglaniclpeahz Saiaedlgaasl-vid Using
known as the Alllericall Consulate. sulphur
Corner Water and Haviland Sta..
be oiiered bv pu auc on, -
‘ h it fd . t '
Tlllll~‘llaY- lllf’ Isl "I November at Tr-ldwliihlless. iz; iéhuseilrnllsygdalackdllil
twelve o'c'lock noon. sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother G
f W P which is so attract_lyv_e,-_use only this
  -W-_--N-(1-_mi~§~-i_€cibé_---~- _
Lambs and Sheep :‘.f:.f°S.§i’.§..‘:.‘t-°.3t.£t..‘.:¥..§fl’¥.°..'.‘;'.§ 
Tenders will bo rece-ived by the un-
dersigned up till Monday, Oct. 29th. gggggggglgeoii brfsiuwjfsgtitdgglipgifax
from parties willing to contract for this through your hah, taking one
lambs ami sheep of St. Andrews small strand at a Uma’ By morning
_ ’ ' Mt- Sl0WHl‘f- sides beautifull darkening the hair:
l I I
AUC;`_ION
ture. &.c. -
| I
Y
d kitchen utensils &c.
R: BEAIRSTO.
'-10~25M6l.
  -fx
’ .‘._,.";_Q"'»._~.',.l`\\
.
I I heed of i
l"ll.s'.2.1. ..... .iff l.."2‘$’l_..§" $Z..l"‘.‘I.'...‘}$
we of lveileble olninion d in Meu“ohl,
oe r idduwperlonm gtrdedbllrxiiincaeav' ` mg |21: E
sian.-.s.'°f “sans nga 'z ~~ ff
Mgmt Bug-Agar; on certain een |liou.'-Ie’
sdmeoteed li thi in fhl
..----.._...."-me r...-;°.-.e'.-;=“-°~°-a- -=
e ones
#W where reeideaee ie oerfermedrig
ll
rl
si... ..".‘:.'l.:'~°l.......-:f.'i'.i""°'&'-fI.°°:..°‘.:'ss
extra cultivatgle Proemptnl uefmt may
Enfmiuangnlum il- lalmnuu pmt,”

°‘."'3'.:°?*f°.."”`:.°;:l'I."":.‘.f:f°`i:`°.`.R"»:.' .,.'°';§°%'*
ll ea|s_'=,ro sem 'gf' mmm*
.°°.-:s.....="f.r.°".'-"Ji W _ __
Honey to Loan on liell lstots <
 . ` I
_ _
§ 1
ag?
...Es F
Horse, Carriage and Harness. Furni-
am instructed by A. A. Mciiean, CANADA' PROVINCE OF PRINCE
'Esq., to sell hy auction at his resid- EDWA'RD lSLAND»
ence 133 Fitzroy Street on Wetlnes- 'IN THE PROBATE COURT
the 31st day nf Octobercomlllen- IN THE MATTER OF THE E5'
day
cing at 11 o’clock forenoon, horses. 'FATE OF!
carriages. and harness. alan ll quan- S°Dlllll Mcpllilll 0f Cll‘&fl`0t_l-8l0Wll Ill
til.
ot’ fllrllitule. llookcases. books, Queen's County in Prince Edward
_crockel-y. cooking range (ncary new) Island, Widow, deceased, testate.
nn
Auctioneer. or literate person within the said
.
 
Syngpgig gf cgngdign Ngffhygji 'sons interested in the said estate may
had Renhunu appear and show cause if any they
ix the eoid nd -
oftilsmleldii lerenclinsfidiiiure-y:er¢.c"1 Probate Court to be heti at my Cham-
eqtgli districts I hommhlier bmi
lll¢!Ul'°' I ` (A. D., 1917) at the hour of half past
@’f°a*°“°~"l..a" ~ -
SIURREIINQHUIII FAIR
` PRIZE LIST
Pod Beans.-1, W. E. Stewart, Gans
pereaux; 2. E. Conrad; 3, Ellen Land*
rigan. Panmure Islands; 4, Alnlnuse
Falrel. .
Murphy; 4, May Murphy.
Turnips_-1, Alphonse Farrel; 2.
L`eo. Mckearney, St. Mary's Rd. East;
3. Lydia Llqwellyn, Pembroke; 4, 'Ed-
ith Murphy.
Blue Potatoes_-1, Jero‘lne Murphy.
Panmule islands; 2, Augustine Mc-
Gee, St. Mary's Rd., East; 3, Fred
Nicholson; 4. Mary;Llewellyn, Pem
broke.
Red Potatoes.--1, Terence McKear~
°°‘,"‘r_‘ ney, St. Mary's Rd.. East; 2: James 
hw' 0 U°we".y“' Pembmkei 3' Fred Nlch' really one of the most simple all-
lwfu “U1 olson, Sturgeon; 4, Alonzo Jackson ments _
 ounces of Jad Salts from your phar-
Gaspereaux.
White Potatoes.-1, Laucillin Mc
or any tender-not necessarily ex- I-[ugheg SL Ma,-y»,, Rm East _ly __
PETER VINEAU 39°- den; 2, Jack Higglnbothnm; 3, Janie _._._._-_-_-_-_-,,__._-.»_-_-_~.T.-_-,»_»_-_-_-f,~.»_-.-.-.-.~..~.-»-_--=.-
S. Beana.-1, Sturgeon School Gar
McLeod -
0nions.~l 'Fhelllla Dlnoll, Gasper-
10'2ZMlllPd eaux; 2, Florcllce Higglllbnthnm; 3 Ga.spreux_
Nellie M':Dolmlll, Panmure Islands;
4. Wm. MvG-ws.
* ifschailots.-1. Wnl E. Stewart. Llewellyn, Sturgeon.
Cholce Lot For Sale gngpereaux; 2_ A»_ 1.-,,,.__,:_ ;;_ Emey Squash.-lst. Russel Collillgs; 2nd.
_ .
' lllcken, lf--nlbl-one; 4 stsull Hit-ken, .Kathleen Dllnn- --
In Charlottetown Mellon.-lst, Kathleen Dunn; 2`nd.
l'f llthroke.
Cucumbers-1. Kathleen Dunn; 2,
“.ltherine '\'.xhlr 8. Ed‘il ‘tl rpl
\V
Wednesday Oct. 31, 1917 commeno-  ‘  I -_ \ _- Ll ly., By
4 D0l’lS RJ -ly. Gasp lreoua.
Pumpkins.-lst, L. M. Dinon. Gas-
pereux; 2nd, W. E. Stewart; 3rd, Amos
t P
» Wllite' 4th L, M, D1;-|0n_ Albion; 2nd, Richard Sencabaugh,
t _ l - » '
gson' es ate For pm-neu an ap Green Tomatoes.-lst. Pheobe Sen- Pembmkei 3rd' Ceph Graham' Gaspc'
BENJ CARTER sebaugll Bembroke; 2nd. Stella Mur- 'Wuxi ‘mb M‘“`5‘"`°t While' Gas-lm'
' ` reaux. 4 _
-lla.-_*M
728`1°`2°M1°"'d' A ' 'I zlld, Mildred whlte__
Cabbage.-lst. Doris .Rlelly. 2nd.
'J ph Graham; 3rd. Harold Westaway.
GRAY HAIR NIIW
made up a mixture of’ Sage Tea and
GAUDET & HASZARQ Sulphur to keep her locks dark and_ A
beautiful, and thousands of women .I
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful . dark..-shade of hair
Nowadays we. get this famous mix-
ture improved by the addition of oth-
er ingredients by asking at any drug
eng the hair so naturally, so evenly
that nobody can possibly tell it has
the gray hair disappears; but what
delights. the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage
and Sulphur Compound is that, he-
after a few appllcations, it also' brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives
it an appearance of abundance.
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and a youthful appear-
ance to 'the hair. It its -not intended
for the' cure, mitigation or prevention
of disease.
 
To the Sheriff of the County ' of
Queen’s County or to any Constable
County,
_ eaEsT|Nc:-
WHEREAS Donald McKinnon and
J. Norman Campbell 'both of Charlot-
tetown aforesaid, Executors of the last
Will and Testament of the said Sophia
McPbs.il deceased have by their Pe-
'tition now on file prayed that ali per-
can why the accounts of the said Es-
tate sllould not be passed and why the
said Estate should not be closed.
YOU ARE THEREFORE required
to cite all persons' interested in the
said Estate to appear ‘before me at n
bers in the Law Court‘s Bulldin. in
Charlottetown aforesaid on Monday
the Nineteenth day of November next
ten oclock in the forenoon to show
cause why the accounts of the said
Estate should not be passed and why
the said estate should not be closed.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the said Court this Ninth day
of October, A. D., 1917.
(8|ti.) AENEA8 A. MoDONALD
Apples.-1, Kathleen Dunn, _ Gas- K
psreaux; 2, May White; 3, Thomas :lan
'mat
'ing
again, there is d-ifilculty in avoiding lt.
__n__<___;,, ._ _ _._ __'____~.. 
. _ _ _ ,
II
from the b ood and pas; it on to the
hladd'
scald
irrita _
obllslns volrto .seek relief two or
three tims_ during the night. The
sufferer is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a Mald-
seneation and-lla very profuse;
Bladder weakness, most folks call
ilt, because they can‘t control urinat- Shaw.
_While it is extremely annoying
sometimes very painful, this is `
to overcome Get about four
maclst and take a tablespoonful in a'
ss of water before breakfast, con-
-D i”"'“h"'.”"."°°"'° W” K°“”‘°' P°'“""°“°‘ 2' G" G' Gm' iilliue this for two ol- three days. 'rms
Will ham, Pembroke- 3. Margaret White, win]
° Gaspereaux; 4, Catherine Mahar. so it
Carrots.-1, Guy G. Graham, Pem- l°ll R
smile; 2, Lily creed, Albion; 3, nor- 5?:
   clhy Jamieson; 4, Aloysius McDon and
aid. Panmure islands. and
Sugar Beats.-1, John Llewellyn and
Gaspereaux. ~ lggeby
Tenders will be received by the un- Becta.-1, Wm. E. Stewart, Gas- sple
dersigned up to noon. Oct. 25th for pemaum 2_ Harold WeBtaway_ Am. had
lambs and about 40 sheep. Hlsh- on; 3. wm. lvlkoee; 4, Lauretta H
subject to urinary disorders cans-_ _
‘ant lithia--water drink, which quick-
phy, Pembroke; 3rd, Cepll Graham
front lille trenches.
Ripe Tomatoes.-1s`t. Edith MurDllY.
2nd, Claude Graham, 3rd. Audrey
Stephen McKearney.
Mangele.-lst, Catharine McKcar-
St. Mary's lRd. East; 2nd, Geo. G.
Graham.
Parsnlpe.-lst. Harold Westaway,
Sweet Corn.-lst, Wm. Graham;
e
Cauliflower.-lst. (ft.-pil Graham,
a _ _ _ . _
G spereux_, 2nd, Hilda Graham, Gas
Summer Savory.-lst. Harold West
Fodder Corn.-‘1st, Doris Rieliy_ I
Wheat.--lst, Johns Landrlgan
Harold Westaway
Home Grown Vegetable Seed.-1st,‘
Mamie McGee, St. Mary's Rd. East. |
Fancy Work.-1s't, Nellie McDonald,
Plain sewlng._1st. Mildred white:
Hamme
McGee.
Weed Seed Collection.-lst, Stur-
Pressed Leaves.-lst. Sllll‘f€0ll`
3rd. Cambridge School.
SPORTS.
100 Yds. Boy's Senior.-lst, Wm.
Farrel; 2nd, Vincent Condon: 3rd. H8-
rold Westaway; 4th, John Llewellyn-
too vas. emu senior.-ist. cephrl-
na Graham; 2nd. Lily Creed? 3l‘ll- 1'5"'
ra Creed; ith, Laura Darrell-
100 Yds. Boy’e Junior-Ist. MMUIBW
M-cKearney; 2nd,_Lestsr Graham; 3l'll»
Wnn. McGee; ith. Basil Farrell.
75 Yard; GlrI'| .lun1or.-lst. MMDIB
McGee; Znd. Julia Cooutblli $l‘d» Ruth
Ceilings; 4th. Lila Dixon. f
3Legged Race, Glrio-151. Bllll1¢ll°
1.
Judge of Probate.
e,,._ ,Alera it °"`en _,mums to h._' Toseherlg Race.-lst, Laura Steele;
e and iniiame, causing a burning, 2nd, Gertie iiannan; 3rd, Adele Snllth;
ingaenention, or setting up an 4¢h_ Mom., 1;/p¢Lean_
nom" th' "wk of me bladderl ~W0men'| Race.-lst, Mrs. Wlll. Ma-
har; 2nd. -Mrs. Tllos. Crbed; 3rd, Mrs. _
Mersey;.4th, Mrs. Peter Dunll. __
Badheior'e Race.- lst, Donald
Steele; 2nd. Angus Steele
Judges-Mrs. Campbell. Prof. W. R.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Gallant, W. R. Shaw and Inspector
Adams at conclusion.
neutralize the 'acids in the urine I
mo longer is a source of Irrltat- '
o the bladder and urinary or-
which then act normally ngnllh'   S
d Salts is inexpensive. harmless,|
is made from the acid ofhg_l__;1l>_h` _-
lemon juice, combined wit lla. Gallant 22.1.4 emails" st-in Holds ns
is used by thousands of folks who _ Place ___ FDBM Ra___k_
uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is #-
ndld for kidneys and 011116118 110 MON7|rt-Emlu, ~oct.- 26.»~ orrlr-ers
93°C” Whatever' _ ne es 'and men retllrllcrl from tho front nre
ere you have a pleasan ,_e rv - continually Mnglng _hc ____a_s_____ ____ ____
elievw btadder trouble, _22nd French-tfalllldian Battalion. 'i‘llll
- _famous llnlt, wllicli had l7 out ul' 21
" _officers and more than half its lllell on
ille casualty list after Courcelelto, is
still doing rc-nlarkalllc work ill tile
The 22nd Battalion wus raised ' at
Montreal -by (lol. F. Gaudet, former
superintelldellt of tllc Dominloll arse-
nal at Quebec. Rccruitingvwas started
on Oct. 14tll, 1014, and men of Frellcll
Canadian hirtll ol* descent from all
over Callndzl were accepted. After
training in (Tnlladtl. the battalion left
for overseas oil May 20, 1915. its
ill‘st big flgllt was at Zellebeeko ill
Belgiunt`i`ronl June 2 to Juno 14, 1916
when it greatly distinguished itself.
Three months late-l' came ills
Twenty-Second’s big opportunity at
Collrce-lettc.Thc aftel'llluth foulld the
crops badly mauled but falltolls for all
time in Canadian and British military
annals. ' _ 830-10-26ME1i.
perellx. -
Kohl Rabbi.-lst, Tllelma Dixoll.   
Gnspereux; 2nd. Catharine Graham.
Sunflower.-1st. Cecily 'Stewart,  
bm U Hair that loses its color and lustre Ga,_p,_,,.e“x_ __ |
Plums-1st and 2nd, Josll Llewellyn. --
| ('Al.GAltY, Alta., Oct. 24_~-lll all
as'percuX. -.
‘ -;"i11terview~;:ivcn~ilie (‘zlll;ldinll Press
way _Sir James llougllccd, who is ill (fill
cm'_°n_1qt Claude Gr8ham_ ‘nary i`ol‘ ll short visit, .niliied tllort
Y was not nlly ilollht as to thc ltcslllt ol
oa“__1st_ E C0_m.ad_ lille elections. llc prndix-.iell_ lllnl
_ Quebec would provide tr surprise in
Best cduecuon Vege¢ab|¢s__ SL the clociions, that the ztppoilltlllclltr
Mm-yls Rd_ School \v05§_ to the Senate would hc _nl_ad¢E_ :lite_l
- . ' . '. . (3
Mixed F|_uwe"__1Bt_ Marg Whit€._ the nolllluation=l and heiolr lv
2nd_ E_ Com-ad; 3rd_ Doris Rielly; 4th, ection, that the elections will take
._ place late in ilopelllher or early ir.
-B", Boquet any kmd fqowg,-g__1l;¢_ January, ann' that Sir .Ialllcs is not
Kathleen Dunn; 2nd_ E_ Com-ag; 3rd, going ovcrscns ns Minister ot* Militia
Katharine Milhar; -ith Cecily steels.. -01' in nny nllnvr <'nl»=\<'ltl'. _
Panmure Island; 4th, N'ellie White. 
Panmure llsland. I _
znd, Nellie vvnlte. I
r Handle.-lst. Augustine
*son School; 2nd, Panmure island     
School; 3rd, St. Mary's Rd. East. I -»____.-___
M__°r.°;; R:_°“'_;_‘;*_‘°" ""°°‘°'”1"" “L_ HerHealthRestored byLydia
_ _ . . ,
. Map urawmg, P.E.|.-1_st. Margaret- E- Pmkhams Vegetable 5.55 7.05 Arr. Mill-my llhl-lmr ll(-.p. 6.30 7.00 ‘
McGee, St. Mary's Rd. East. I COI'l‘lp0llll¢‘l¢ s l
' _ . ‘ ' Rd. E t. . _
s°h°°l' 2nd St Mary” as I Indianapolis, Indiana.-"My hadith
Weed Collection.--lst, Pannlure ls. ,"3 so poor and my constitution so mn
School; 2nd. St. Mary's Red. East; ____""m__ down gh” 1. ¢0u|d
3dr, Pembroke.  I II 'qlll not work. _I was
weighed but 100
time. I began tak
ing Lydia E. Pink
' ‘G'“""“'1“"“'“~““§°"-“Mi-1 I do all the house~
work and washing for eleven and I can
truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound has been e godsend
to me for-I would have been in my grave
today but for lt. I would tell all wo-
men suffering as I wee to try your valu-
eble remedy."- Mrs. WM. GREEN, 832
S. Addison Street, Indlenepolls,lndlena.
There is hardly e neighborhood in this
_ country, wherein some woman hu not
found health by using this good old-
fashioned mot and herb remedy.
If there is anything about which you
would like l _cial advice, wrii.e.t/o the
aydie ll. Hotham ldodlolne Co., Lynn,
Ill.
_ __ . _Q Q - \
Collingp and Mary Creed; 2nd, Rose 
Hayter and Doris Rielly; 3rd, Catha- .
rine Maher and Laura Creed. I  `
wheelbarrow Rnoof- lvl- MMll°"' l will sell on the Marks, square
McKeal-ney and Aeneas HIIBIIBI; 2nd. on 0c¢_ som (Tlwmay) c_,mm,mc,ng‘
Thosf Murphy and Alphnnls Fnffelli at 12 lrcloolr noon 1 lnacll mare 8
3rd. -Richard Jamieson and Ll0Yfl C°l‘_ years old-. Tennu-__(_Jssll,
llngs, 4th, Harold Wostsway and Ar l ' J, -#AF 5 ¢o-__
_ nn- Ml” . __ohfbald Landrigan. I   i mqnmre.
_,_ 3,4 *gg ,hgh an 304..10.12Mlp~|-|3|_ Trustees and Proieeelonare Race.- S07-i0~_2 _ v._'_fuiZil_pd, _ ’ _
_ .__ . _.__-_..._-.»__.,... ' _ * ' _ __
1 ._ 
,
..___._._-f*
_  In !h)e.Wealfhz`estHomes
 as well as in the most humble .
anim domicile, cocoa has become a
W necessity - in the first instance
of its invigorating and nouris/ll-~
i-ng eiiect, in the second instance from
its economical and high food value.
‘ But, placing' comparisons aside, every
thrifty Canadian housewife knows that
.the most wholesome, sustaining and
health-giving cocoa is '
I
~ because
 C@nssi§.Csssn
i PAGE 'rwo ‘- . _ ` nscasntonhiowu ousnnm _ _ '_  __ .QCT9BE3‘_??;l"_17...__ `
._ _ . _ _wr . f _ -_ ' ‘f _ "f" _ » --' _ ' _ ~‘_’__#__ ‘ " -‘
1st, Wm. Steele; 2nd, \Rev. T. Gallant,
 AN” 3rd`. lnspector_ Adams.
I " This race had to be run a second _
_   time. Fr. Gallant and inspector
' _ _ Adams having run a dead lwv-L The
s.“._ * 'Th KM dl latter claims Ile lost on account of a
° “' "°Y' "‘ new air of l livll caused him
I _ _ p sloes wl .
"°m.r`.‘  l"n°""° 'dd' to slip back at every stride. ~
idney and"Bls'dder weakness res- Young Men'g‘ Race.-lst. lierbert
‘mm “dc \°ld. ISYS `8 ll0lSd BU' Steele; .2nd, Geo. McKenzie; 3rd. Wm.
ity. The kidneys filter this acid Smele_` 4m_ Ed_ Mahan
. _= 'W ._ ‘_ __ _ __-.il
GERMAN lwllulvl/\N|'rv  cu*
IIUGK 0Ii
ill N l
S'l`O(`Kl'lOLlVI. 1 '_ 1215>- l~\\'sp1l]- FOR
cl accollnts of tim llttnvk by (lel'lll:lll
lzliticrs on collvoyn ill tho North Seal 
_ _ _ _ __ _ _ '.-..liial\l<lal0.os.»=lron
nl drullim or delivered Will toll ulorr li You wuts.
'llollllted I0 two mmlolly l(m"0I`» llbsolllillt anti lliisurbluc. Jr.. :rc mai: lu Clnllls.
say that i\\o (it‘lnl.lll <lllist~r:~. .ind _
tlllwrnltorpello llozlts fired l'l|tlll0.<si_v £03! l’°ll“l°V° ¢h°_lillo2“:I I_°l?_‘_’_°g“°6’2;';‘skE:;
._ _ _ _ e uces any u w .
oil tile lllc_l< lllllltlllvll .llld l.llhsr.<|llf\nt- buster or mfove the ham aed hom “nbc
ly On 'lin-lr llin llnnln- 'l`l'f‘.\" Ilnlfln worked. Wabottledelivered. Book6Kirre-
no effort in save illv Iivl-ll ui' the ABSORBINE..IR..lh¢ds;llsepti§lllmuleal i<__::__:;:
_ - _ r ‘ , ‘. we nl
summon' The l0F‘s_ invulvcd In nw'  lhlilrgiillll-'|.B'xl‘li:fn(il]sln.oridlre Man<ll_2sbortle
sillkllllr oi ille two S\vcdl.~:ll vt-.s.~<cl.~; ll- w_|,_Yd|_NG_l,_n_Y_"“‘_ym“|Bw°__“°nu."Lg,-_
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD .ISLAND
TIME -TABLE IN E FFECT MAY 21lt, 1917.' '
ATLANTIC STA NDARD TIME
l`rains
tlzlilv
`+Ix.is"llll
~ l'-N- AM- . A.M. P.M. P.M. A.lvl.
12.15 6.40 Derp. Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 11.10 10.20
_ 1.48 7.40 lluntor River 10.46 10.10 8.50
Daily Daily llally Daily Daily nal
`l_".°‘F”'!“".'l
` moms'
gov.-\.=~>Z
3.30 8.40 Kensington 9.37 9.10 6.50
`_ _ 4.10 ll.0o Arr Summcrsido Dept 910 845 610
P.M.
5.50 12.20 D<ll>.' summorsllls Arr. 5.50 5.35 '
._ 2_.l0 Port lull 7.54 '.
9_4? .i ss
i0..l7 .L57 .O’Le :lrv 7,05 2,36
ll.55
Mon. Wed
Fuss. Thur. & Tues. Tues,
t_S:lt. Fri. & Sat.  & gag
P.M. l’_M. P.M. ]»_M_ A_M_
7-50 9_-45 9-45 Den. Emerald Jet. Arr. 0.35 7.35
8.40 10.35 10.20 Arr. Cape Trave rse Dep. 9.00 6.45
6._05__Ar_r____ ____ Tlinlsh _ in-nt. 5.45
'l2.l5
Dallv Dnily ‘ Daily Dany
Ex.Sun Ex_Sun. _ Ex.Sun. Ex.Suu.
P.M. A.M. A_1\{_ p_M_
3.20 7.00 DOD. Charlotte town Arr. 10.00 6.10
_4.30 8.50 Mt. Stewart 8.50 4.30
4.57 9.27 Mor oil 8.22 3.35
5-17 0.57 st. rotor.. 5.00 3.00
` _ - - . p. _ .ll
~ ~ A.M.
7.35 Arr. fllml ra Dep. 5.40
TU
5
?
3
?
5
NP¢W
3235
4-30 9.05 Dell. Mt. st.. wart Arr. s.5o
5.19 l0.15 Cardigan 7.52
5.40 10.55 Montague 7.28
 _ ____1.l__35_Arr. Georgetown Den. 6.50 1.40
Sat. Dail ` '_' `
Only Ex.Sa.t.
_ it bun.
P.M. "HM," " " ` "  
3.10 3.10
4.25 4.55
Daily- Sat.
Ex.Sat. Only
` " W" `A`.lVI".` 'A.M.M“M'"”*°
Ilvp. i'harloiin town Arr. 10.10 9.45
Vernon Ri vt-l' 8 27 8 31
All (mills llnle ll otllt-rwise ulnrltcti rull_ daily, Sunday Excepied.
‘_ .iw 4 -- --4'
if
_TE1§l__DERs _ 
be seen there on and after Monday, 22nd.
would cost 100 pei' cent. more if purchased at to-day
I prices. .
J. A . R.()liE R'l"S()N,
741.-10-2,0M6i
The Charlottetown Guardian 1 I I
‘ Automobile Xmas Prize Campaign
\ This Coupon Good for _ .
l"n1'...        DlstrloiNo._,
Nnlue ni Cnmiilialn '
If deposited in tile ballot; box nt the Campaign Dc-
ilartment within ten days. - '
"ll" ne-nfll' nlonlr nm-¢lel»_ Noi goml offer Nov. ofll
\\
001%
 _ /assum\vII»\\\\\\unlyava5rs?&\\ `
- f=f=.~ ____ ._ " _.se i-» 4
Ulllwllfd-Rrnd down _ Trains Inward-Read up.
IY
l‘.`x.Sun_ l°lx.Sun. Ex.Sun. l1}x.Slln. Ex.Sun. Ex-Sun
2.50 8.13 Emerald Jct. ' 10.00 9.40 7.40 7.45 .
,.___,_ _______ _ __ 1__Y__ _ _“__ ` ____ _;_‘_'___~_F‘_ '
Ll.1s 5.07 inner tori _ 6.19 1.17 .
330 _________11?30__l_\_rr ¥ so-rl ls no 700 1 5 .
PM _ *'\~ ~~»~- --~ »- --- ..._ .*.__n_._._-..,__._._é____...__._..
& Sun. ____
'* _.E-_-9. _-5
.. 4
_Tho l.)il'ccLors oi' thc Crabbc Hardware Co., Ltd., will
Crayon Fruit.-lst, .Margaret .Mc- ‘  thimpalesndweek,
Gee; 2nd, Ethel Hicken; 3rd, Chris- I  _ _
tine Hicken. I in   llizudmdzl null: hvgstlln
Drawing Animalia.-1s't. Christina _   '_ I _ 'Z
lllcken; 2nd, Ethel Hicken. | _  _ _II _ _
General Crayon Work.-lst. Cam~ `  _Li  1-mmf, V,,z,¢.b| _ _ _
mdge schooh 2__d_ Pembroke schoo,_ ____ ___.-_.__  _ Compound md nv; and warehouse, Sunnyside, until four 01-lock pIm;, Sat-
Penmanahlpv-lst. St- M&l'Y’B Rl* 'lf  months later I urdayl 27th OCt0bC1'.
l-:ssl school; znfl. Paul-broke school; ‘~  -W¢lsh¢<l133l>°nnds-
receive tenders for thc stock and fixtures in their store
Store will be open for inspection and inventory can
AS Hoods are marked at invoice prices, many items
9
S
Secretary C. H. WI Co., Ltd.
'-7
EV/IIlA\\\\\¥“’-/IllV§l\\\‘\\\\\\WIlllIIlIll\\\\\\\\¥
' e
VI;