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f the gridiron of Drugdom is a '
Q sure gain toward the goal. '
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We’re right behind ev-
erything we sell.
And if you are not satis~
fied or don’t feel that you
have received your money’s
worth you can get your
money back.
Pure drugs only. _
Expert men only.
Satisfaction only.
E. A. FOS'l`ER
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside '
oster’s_Laxative Cold Cur
ever fails to cure albad col
5c a box. _
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It is Never too -Late
o mend. So no matter what happens to your
watch. Send it aroundito me
F.S. Mitchell
'l'he Practical Watch aii.l Clock Rcpniior
.268,(.)uecn Street, <’li:irloitclo\vii
4
inimis liiiii P. w. i. I
In one of the fastest games of foot.
ball played this season the Abbies de-
feated the P. w. os in visions. im-it
yesterday evening. The game com-
menced about 4.15 with the Ahbies
_kicking off. Some very fast play fol.
lowed for the next few minutes when
Lou Cambpell, of the Ahbies, scored in
a handsome run. The play for the
next few minutes was marked by
some excellent combination on' the
Abbies’ half-line. The Abblea scored
again during the next few minutes,
The Prince of Wales team by this time
WHS beginning to "get on" to its
inode- of play and until half-time the
:mn “'05 RSD! HIOVIHQ by some excel-
'fm lflcks by Abbie Murphy, of the
L Ws.. ima Menonala, the Accies"
full back. The score at half-time stood
6-0 in the Abbies’ favor. After about
five minutes intermission play was re.
sunied. The P. W. C's commenced
Nlsllillg lhiT\l!S. and the Abbles had all
they could do to hold them down. Sonic
llxcellelll Dial' Whs made by Bealrsto,
Ilreelan and Murphy, of the P. W. (vs,
About five minutes before the end
ed ln scoring, The game ended with
the score 6~3 in favor of the Apples
The game throughout was not mark-
ed by the least roughness which show-
od the spirit and manliness ot both
teams. The Prince of Wales "boys",
good a senior team as there is ion the
island. It is a pity though that they
did _not start to play senior football
earlier in_ the season, by forming a
league with the Saints, Connauglits
H1141 Abegwelts. Mr. Frank Mctlaroy,
of the Counauglits. refereed tho game
with his usual good judgment and hn-
partialiiy_ ' '
The Abbies lined up as follows:-
Full, l~‘. McDonald; halves, Joseph
D0yle. Louis Couiphell, S, F. Doyle,
<‘- Mllfwl; quarters. F. iioniiiu, \v.
linntz, B. Brown; forwards, (', Mc.
Qartliy. K. Martin, N. \Viiichester, F.
lsaton. (7. (‘.ainpliell, James Duffy and
Fraiik Hughes.
some DARING. sxPi.oiTs.
LONDON. Nov. 13.--The Clierbourg
correspondent ot' Routers Telegram
Company sends the following:-~
‘A Belgian soldier, Emil Sapin,
tivoiity-tivo years ol' age. who has
arrived here for a few days’ rest, in
a Chevalier of the Order of Leopold
arid oi' the Legion of Honour. as ti
result ot' his exploits In the past few
days._ ' "
“Sliigle-liaiidcil. Saplu dei-itroyeil a
Gerinziii battery, took at llusszir regi-
iiioiitol flag. killed the German Colonel
and made forty prisoners.”
THE ONTRAIO PARLIAMENT
. BUILDINGS TO BE GUARDED.
’l`Oll()N'l`(), Nov. lIl.-As zi pl‘ct'.aii-
tion agaliist vengeful individuals witl
Gt-.rniaii syinpiitliies, the Ontarii
(lovcriiiucnl has ciccidcil to place two
oiitsiilelgiiaivls at the Purliiiiiieut huilil-
ings, and io iiistul a dozen cluster
lights to light up thc grounds.
'I`ho guarils \villconst:ii\t.ly patrol
the grouiiils aroiiiid tho buildings til.
night, and an added waicli will bo
l - licpt inside. Two ailditioiial wutcliillcii
` `k. 5;
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We Can Save I
You Money
On A Piano
. We are wholesale as well
as retail Piano dealersf-we
buy in immense quantities-
buy for cash, and we think
buy closer than most dealers.
_As a result our prices, qual-
ity considered are as low or
lower than the same goods
can be purchased in any
_ other part of Canada.
Our easy payment plan
' makes it easy for you to pay
for the piano. Let us tell
you more about our service
` and prices. _
MILLER BROS.
~ 123 Kent St.
» Invest Now
Your last chance io lnvcst` ill U10
Sovereign Sllvcr llluck l' ox l`oinpr\l\yf
l' S Ldlll I’ E lsltilltl 'lhe 1-Om
o ,t. s. - - -
Daily ihatvaiti stty ner <§L‘"'- ““’§"e§f
a caslfdlvldend than mei giiaraii 2 -
The cvluveiiv with “ll pure Dlmllci
,milieu foxes, which means goo( li e
idends from the sale of PCI" ”°"st'
Positively your last chance io inv!eho
in the highest grade of foxes in r
worm. \vrit; iofinvdto we “"‘“‘"‘° '
.ou ,P. i. sau-
st L ‘B 6434-ll-7msw2w i
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1`f AUDITING
ADJUSTING OR
ACCOUNTING
f C ies, Firms or l‘rI\'n“" ln:
.dliiaimfzriompiiy aiu-.niieii i<;.a\§;:l°
\_nents prepared or inventory - -
B E. P4. 'BOUV
viisnnzi. °'°“"‘ °'°°"
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have boon put on.
PREFER MONEY TO CLOTHING.
l.<>.\.'i>oN, Nov. 1rl.---- l.:id_v Jollim
stailcil llliit no appeal to (‘ni\ad:i for
gifts ol' rlothing I`ot‘ tho mon of the
float wus being niiitlc. Moiicy contri-
butions ivollld bi' more upprorrhilcil,
as sonic ol' thc parcels rcceivotl con-
tuincii clothing which could not be
oilerod to any scli'-respecting iunii.
FEED---i=iziii_|
To Arrive:
sian, Miadliags, on
Cake Meal, Cotton
Seed Meal
We are offering specially
low prices on the above in
ton lots or more for del-
ivery or shipment direct
from the wharf on arrival
of the cars. If you are in
need of any feed we would
advise you to order at once
as we have only a _limited
supply _to sell and prices_ are
advancing. '
¥ 0528-l I-145i 'itll Vid; I'l7l.
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Miss D. Rudge
171 Great George Street.
Manufacturer of all kinds of ilneliair,
goods, including Gentlemen's Toiipes
nnd‘Wlgs. Special attention given
to mail orders. 6261-10-28Mwfm2Mpd.
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ll”l`l1e Price
Our present stock of
watches will not be raised ‘
one cent nomattier how the
price %oes up, and_ we have
some ne ones to choose
from made by the leading
watclimakers of the worl .
We are not dependent on
"wireless" i_n timing ; o_ur
watches,havmg aTiansit in-
‘ strument, ship’s chronomet-
I er, and one of the finest reg-
ulators in Canada for that
pulgsew. Taylor
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though light arc certainly almost no
U. S. lllllll lllllll
LONDON, Nov. 18.-The American
Commission for Relief in Belgium has
received a check on the Bank of Eng-
-Ialul for $3,000,000, which was contri-
buted by promlneut Belglaris inter-
ested in the relief of their country-
Inen.
With the emergency work in Bel-
gium well under way, the commission
ls now prepared to assume the per-
manent task of keeping Belgians sup-
plied with food. in this connection it
has made the following stateniontz-
" The American commission for re-.
.liel in Belgium to~day received a check
for $3,000,000. which, it is estimated.
will be necessary for the transporta-
tion of food-stut‘l's for the next three
months from various parts of the
world into Belgium. This money has
been advanced to the commission
under the guarantee given by various
,Belgian relief coinnilttees and import-
ant. Belgians.
f .. . _
me game me prince of Wales s“ccee?1_ 'lhis substantial sum is a most
convincing evidence of the desire of
the Belgians themselves to assist the
commission to the fullest extent which
they are capable, of doing. The con-
tribution also emphasises the urgency
ot' the situation and, as large as the
suru ls, it must be borne in mind that
food-stiitfs to the value ot’ about
$4,000,000 monthly must he secured
for seven or eight months. Of this
amount, $1,000,000 monthly will be
required for the‘expense of transport._
GERMAN orricsns EscAPE
oN ourci-i
srs/imea As l_-“insMeN.
LONDON, Nov. 12.--Au official ills-
lpaicli from. Lieutenant-Colonel Dirk
Vandeventer, concerning the defeat
on November Sth of a force of Ger-
mans and Boer rebels at Zandfoiitein,
near the southern border of German
South-west Africa, was received hero
to-day. 'According to the report tht-
iinioii forces inflicted a loss ol' 120
kills/l or wounded, and captured twen-
ty-flve inen. The unloii loss was twelve
-men killed and eleven wounded.
“Our ofncers and men who were
killed," the report, says, “with some
ext-options, were shot with diim-duiii
bullets and sufferecl frightful wounds."
IHE EIlllWlH Ill
Messrs Boer & Weeks, in their large
and attractive store in Sunnyside, have
gone considerably fartlicr than is
called for in the present Cniiaflian
niotto, “Business as Usual." Theirs
[is much more so than usual. Re-
, cciitly they have not only added i-,mr
, ‘ sirlcralily to their floor space, but have
ttdilcd also to their oquipifioiit and to
tho general iittrziciiveiicss ot' their
store, 'l'lio casual observer on thc
sirciit caiinot foil fo bc attracted by
the two large front show ivindows,
ai'rniigoil in recess fashion for the dis-
play of goods. These recesses, eu-
closcd iii plate glass, givo at ii glance
an idea of the quality of the goods
‘cnrrioil by this llrni. tin entering the
store one is impressed by tlio lmnlonsc
qiiiintity and variety ot' the goods (utr-
ricil. On this floor are the olllces and
goiii-riil show room. the latter \vell
‘filled with furniture and honso fittings
oi` ull kinds. At the reiir is it newly
littvrl up annex, devoted exclusively
to oliicc furiiitiiro. from which can bc
selected everything and miytliiiig
needed in the most elahoriitcly fur-
‘nishcd oflloe as well as in the linin-
hlost. Above tho annex, and formhil-K
ii. part of It, In a gallery ingoulously
arranged for the display of lounges.
voiiriics, spring beds, etc. Foiiiiecteil
with this tlooi' also is tho loading
section at thc rear. wiiorc, protected
from the sun iinil weather. the flrm’s
delivery wuggons can be loaded; also
the work shops In tho rear, iii which
hare the upholstering, picture friimiug
and moulding deparinieiits.
From the basoineiit, beiieatli this
second floor. a newly installed elevator
connectFwith the dif‘|`ei-ent floors above.
The elevator is one ot' the newest
designs, ruii by an electric motor, and
in charge of a competent and experi-
enced etigIiieer,.Mr Fraser, who did
similar duty for some years in Boston.
Tho cleviitpr ls proving a great con-
venience ns well :is a great iittruction
to ciistoiiiers, olivlatlng the long and
woarisoino climb to the different floors
above.
The third floor. reached by rl pleasant
ride in the elevator, is devoted to
l`urnlture exclusively, and the variety
shown is of such magnitude as to make
seltctlou an easy matter.
Riding up to the fourth floor one is
laiided in the largest carpet department
.   &  In the province. the whole floor being
o ; ‘given over to carpets. oilclotlis and
linoleums. enabling the customer to
see the t'ull effect of colourliig, pattern
and niiitcliiug. On this flat, also win-
dow shades, brass fixtures for curtains.
etc., are shown. ,
Carried still lilghcr. io the fifth floor,
t.lie customer is landed between two
departments, one filled with parlour
and den furniture. in a range that
makes selection a pleasure, quality
and price running from ordinary to
tho most elaborate needs; thc other
devoted to linens, bedding, etc., iii
almost endless variety.
Connected with this floor also is ii
large store room, in which reserves
of all kinds are kept. This fifth floor
is also a new addition to the establish-
ment, having been fitted up during tho
past few weeks and greatly extending
'the floor space and the conveniences
for handling and' displaying the im-
‘mense stack carried by the firm.
The easy access by elevator to the
different floors makes a visit to this
store ii pleasure, and the staff of cap-
able and obliglng clerks in every
‘department makes selection and DUP-
chase easy. This firm has built up nn
immense business by studylns i-IW
needs of their customers and §aterinB
to them. Their furniture trade ex-
tends over the whole.Dl‘0V|f1°@- and the
enlarged establishment, made neces-
sary by their growing trade. IB the 7169!
possible indication of tho soundness
of their business methods and the
satisfaction of their customers. Their
advertisement will be found in another
part of this paper. and lntendinit l>\ll‘-
ehasers will find in lt a sure guide to
the satisfying of their needs.
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Ill Sllllll Ill lil Slllll $3.0lll.lllIl Ill  
nlglit’s selections they liitroducizd mu-‘
i slczil instruments, a feature which was
THE CHILDRENS CLASS will meet
at Miss Gorman's' hall, Sunnyside, this
afternoon at half-past three o'elock.
THE EXPRESS.-'1`he Express from
Bummerslde arrived in Charlottetown
last night at 10.20 o’clock.
COVEHEAD CONGREGATl0N.-
Rev. F. S.'Cot1ln will conduct serv_ices
in Covehead congregation on Sunday
next, Nov. 15th.
HOME_ GUARD" ENROLMENT.-
Just at the close oi’ the general meet-
ing last night at the Drill Shed. the
Committee appointed to canvass for
volunteers for the llonio Guard gotp
busy. and as ri result oi' their ciioris a
large number of men enlisted. A tele- I
phone message from York was ro-
ceived asking for copies of the enrol-
ment papers. The ciitliusiasui ilia-
played and the eagerness to enlist
already shown augurs well, not only
tor the success ol this niovenient., but
tor further volunteering for the front.
Each member of thc Coinniittee
carries an 'enrolment paper in his
pocket, so that citizens need lose no_
time _in identifying themselves with’
the Home Guard.
THE PEOPLE'S.-The patrons who ‘
crowded the 1"eople’s Theatre lnsti
night were treated to the usually good
programme. The loader on the ster-
ling bill was "The Million Dollar Mys-
tery." This, the eighth episode, en-
titled "The Wiles of a \Vomaii," added
food for thought to the many \vlio are
following this wonderful serial plioio
story. The thrilling adventure of Nor-
ton, the newspaper reporter, and in-
cidentally the hero of the drama, after
he has plunged through a street sewer, i
is something wonderful in point of
acting and photography. The end ot'
this chapter makes one wonder what l
_will happen next, as the couiiioss for `
ller own special reasons succeeds in
mukiiig things rather ~un<:onlf`ortnliIe
for the handsome reporter with his
sweetheart Florence, the heiress. Yi-t
_neither suspects she of the ltiissiau
title and the question re-nialiis In the
niinils oi' the audience how will it eiid?
This chapter is partii‘tilai'ly interest-
ing. Hearst-Selig Weekly shows some
very interesting events aniong them
being u training ship in the llritisli
Navy. A fine drama, “lu the Spiders
Web," was one of interest from start
to flilisli. A couple of good conieilles
made up ii. picture prograninie that
would be hard to equal. The Blueiiosc
Qnartetie took the house by storm.
and were more than generous in un-
swering to the many cncoros they
were forced to respond to. ln last
thorouglily enjoyed. Patrons are ro-
ininiled that to-night they positively
appear for the last time. I
iuiiiliiinnil
At' the A. A. A. A. grounds this nf-
tcriiooii one ot' thc most iiifoiv.-stiiizrl
ganics in yours will talto pliici-_ 'l`lit- l
ooiitcstlng tcnius will llc the squad
that nt prcsciit. rcprt-sont. Suinl Iliin-
stziii’s (‘olItego on thi: l`ooI.lizill licld und
iin ngi.:rt~i.:utioii 1-oinposi-il ol' Siiinti
Ulllistuii players of l`ot'nicl' yczirs.
It will indccd be a welcome sight to
see those olil heroes who since college
have scpuratcd iii innuy ilircctions up-
pcur together ngzilii in football tugs.
Many ot' tlicold players luivo not
been :seen on flio grid-iron siiivc their
college days, hut iicvci*tlit~loss ihcii'
prowoss reiiialns fresh in the incin-
orics of the football fans. The way
.loliii D. Mcllonuld uscd to uso his
length to zillvaiitzigc and go through
thc scrum like un col and how it usctl
to take near a wliolc tciiin to stop-
(fhcstcr l\ict‘nrthy when hc liuvkvtl
the scrum :irc pleasant. l'£‘i‘olloclioiis
of the football entliusizists.
lt must be rciiiciiibcrcil, liowover,
that St. D\iiisi.aii's still continues to.
turn out good footballers and tht- toani
this year with its superior training
will he ii good inntcli for thc sirioiicc
_und experience of thc ox-stiidonts.
p Snr-.li a rear treat in football will no
doubt bc the nieans of i\t.ti‘uctii\i.: an
exceptionally large crowd to the A.
_A. A. A. grounds this afternoon.
The ex~students‘ team will he pick-
ed from the following: .lniiios Blake,
D. Gillis, Il. Fitzgerald. A. J. McI)on- -
altl, A. Murphy, C. Mc(`n.rtliy, l\l. Mc-
Gulgan, A. llenncssoy, John I). Mc-
Donald. l.. Smith, ll. Goriunii, ltr. .l.
B. Brown, D. Hogan, J. Murphy, F.
Hciinesscy, I... Mullins iind .l. li. lilzin- |
cliiird.
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p Ups:
A “Step I"
Awaits the individual
whose physical and men~ i
tal powers fit him to
grasp opportunities.
Right food plays a big
part
I Grape-Nuts
-made of prime wheat
and malted barley, con-
tains in correct propor-
tions the elements neces-
sary for building strong
bodies and keen brains.
This delicious food is
long baked--easily di-
gested and nourishing.
A daily ration of Grape'
Nuts along with other
food is good for ambit- I
ious folks.
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Souvenir Souvenir '
When at the J When at the
Lilrienf Dept; ' - _ 0 Q _ f @ 0 Liaenf oliepgi
as ~ o r a ~ _ I I _ _ as
spray of gen _ _ J spray of gen-
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/I Elevator Serviceto all F
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[Secure some of this real Russianxlj.
Crash---usually 17 and 18c yd---14c
Its unrivalled for wearland sturdy wearing qualities and being made on
handloorns by the Russian peasants, its somewhat hard to get. Since the war,
it is practically impossible to get any.
Just before the war, we were offered a quantity at a specially attractive
price-and we took it. But we had to take a big lot of it-or none at all.
lts here now-and there is a big lot ofiit. So, to move it quietly, we are
putting it on sale until the surplus is disposed of at 14c yard.
For floor cloths, roller towels-anything that gives hard wear c
-tbere’s nothing like the real Russian crash. Regularly 17 & 1- 4
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Special clearing lines on sale
today at substantial reductions
35 to 75c Curtainings at 25c
Madras curtaining-2 patterns -
scalloped edges cream shades
dainty patterns. Regular 35 & 38 C
Scotch scrim curtainings open-
work centres with heavy lace 
‘ edges. Regular  . . . . .
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Casement cloth nice firm qualit_y_
25 in the new Arab shade neat col- 
ored border. Regular 40:........... C
Frilled whitemuslin curtainings-
splendid for bedrooms-dainty 
and durable.Regular 35 & 4-0c..... C
, Nottingham lace net splendid Colored madras. Very fine goods.
strong wearing good” Ecru shade
45 inch. Regular 32;1nd  
$2.50 Curtains for $1.49
_ 4 Ealtternsi in ivory and ecru cur-
tains ' -_ an 3 ]_-2 yds long. 1 
&licgiilar 2.25 and 2.50 foi'.__ _ 
Several patterns in artistic color- 
ings 55, 60, 75c goods now.... _ _-__ C
$3.25 Curtains for $2.25
2 Patterns in ivory and ecru cur-
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Superior Values in
Special
Sale Prices !
Five pound to the pair 56 x 76 incli-each
blanket finished separately. Fast color borders.
Regular 73.25 Special Sale 5,15 pr.
‘ 5~'7"““““@ Biggei' values than ever-and our usual Colm
   Iwo tiouble to get exactly what you want
h; i~ ` .
H] Y .'10-4 in 2 1,1-4' ra-4
(Bitte. Blankets 95 $1.35 $1.75
Great bargains in these warm fleecy blankets which are so much better
than cold cotton sheets for winter wear. Our prices are the lowest in the city.
W-arm Wool Blankets _
ge of prices and qualities.
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1.45 Fltte. Blankets
Special $1 15
at °
A few pairs still on sale of
these fslightly damaged 1.45
Regular 4.25 Special Sale 3.85Apr.
blankets-they are faded on the
'Six pounds to the pair-Q0 x ellinch.
Separately finislied-goocl wearing quah
. Rigiilar
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4.470 Special _Sale Q5 Joi
Regular
5,25 Sgccial Sale 4775'
Regu
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Best
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value in the L/‘ity ` 0
double fold through having _been
U95' I left exposed to the sun wh1le_in
the warehouse. They’re heavily
fleeced--bordered 56 x 76 inch,
and 'a bargain at the 1 
reduced price 1.-45 for °
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Famous “Skeldon” blankets--made in Scotland on
the banks and braes of the Bonny Doon
Made of the very finest gratk of wool._ For those who want the ve_rY best We have "0
hesitation in fully recommending these beautiful goods. All weights and sizes. 6,25 to 12.00.
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