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GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ;a:;§‘r;..‘.,"::§.l:§f:.:f;:::u.;;
' Children (try for F|etcher’s
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The Kind You Hove Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
' _  serial supervision sinco its infancy.
. , . Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countcrfcits, Imitntions and “ Just-ns-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Expcriciice against Experiment.
What is CAS"l'OR|A_
Castoria is n. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other _Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It ricstroys \\'ormB
nnd nllnys Few-rlsliiicss. For more than tliirtyyears it
has been in ronstauif: use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, “ind (‘olic, all Teething Troubles und
Dlarrhma. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
nssilulintes the Food, giving lu-aithy and natural Sleep.
The Chlidren's Punuoca-'1`ho Mothcr’s Friend.
arc
BCHIS U16 Slgfiatufe Of nuywhcre in thc open air and eat the
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,\ ' ‘ ization of everything....transport of
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giving everything satisfaction, and so
n     on..,. it is really marvellous. Every-
The Kind You Have Always Bought all of us are in the best of spirits.
rar czni-Ann coM|»A~v, naw vonx cvrv,
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Horse blankets will interest every person own-
ing a horse because they are the best quality,bought
right and prices low, you better buy today and bene-
fit by our special Exhibition prices.
Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their
beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-
ial Exhibition Prices.
CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages
at special Exhibition Prices.
HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special
Exhibition Prices.
You are in the City for pleasure we know, but
by giving us a little of your time we can show you
how to save money. “Money saved is money made.”
W. Grant & Co.
85 Queen St., Charlottetown.
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Notice to the Public
My Growing Busines
demanded more room. I have moved into the TANTON
BUILDING (four doors further north) which has been
fitted up for this purpose, with large and well lighted
workrooms, and a
Brighter, Bigger and Better Store
With this better equipment and a fall and winter stock
of specially' selected.
M
Fancy Suilings and Overcoatings
my many patrons mal); depend upon me for STYLE,
BEAUTY and COMFO T, and a service equal to the best
in the Province.
Glad to Show Goods and Quote Prices.
MURDOCK ROSS
150 Upper Gt. George St. Phone.
5704-9-23Mtf.
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adian letter from the British front
ched London last week. It is nd-
Geoffrey, n member of the Canadian
Pacific Staff in London, who is now
with the forces on thc Continent as an
interpreter. Mrs. Carey has three sons.
all of whom have Joined the colors
and have been in thc Canadian Pa-
cific service.
Sunday, August 30.
lily Dearest Mother,-I have a sense
of humorous satisfaction in launching
a "holt_froni tho blue." .ie suis en
l"uiw-t: .:;-1.51. ‘sl a pin prcs fout cc
que jc puis vous dire. For obvious
reasons I cannot disclose my where-
abouts or very mi.-ch news, and my
Icticr must be short, or it won't go
through. l came over via Si, had
a very bad night on a coil of rope, and
in the evening I and several other
chaps became disconnected from the
column together with the supplies and
bagage which we were in charge of.
We had an adventurous camp life for
two days and nights, and then man-
aged to report ourselves to the right
quarter. lf I had not know French
we should have been wellnigh strand-
very interesting. We all sleep
plaiuest of food; but no one thinks of
gruuibling. We are much better off
than the Freiicli troops. We are con-
tinually being shifted about ut .'ox-
rcmcly short notice; " but thc organ
horses, supplies. annnunition, camps
ith clot-trio light, men’s quarters
thing runs smoothly and quickly, und
Sometimes we are fortunate enough
to get a paper and sometimes to get
to town. I was not paid before going,
neither have l any pay book, so that
I possess at present just n few sous.
There are really lots of small articles
bread (wc get tired ol' biscuits) niilk
prices are up our sous are treasures.
if you don`t oflcn hear from nie, please
don`i get anxious. as I cannot always
communicate. \\'e arc received here
as licrocs, and are greeted in broken
English by almost every passer-by,
especially the children. On several oc-
casioiis kind people have called us iii
and supplied us with free drinks and
fruit. -- -
FROM A SAILOR ON THE BRISTOL
The folowing letter wrlttmi lo his
parents hy a young gunner wlli thc
North Atlantic Fleet. appears in the
Bristol Times.
\\'o are on thc track of the German
 
The Brightest
Women Find
sorm»iiinc:i that they aro dull in
mind, ilcprcsscll in spirits, and that
they have licarlaclic, backache,
and sufferings that mako lifo
seem not worth living. But the-so
conditions nccd he only temper-ary,
They are usually caused by indigestion
or biliousncss and a few doses of
BEEOHAM’S
PILLS
will quickly, safely und certainly
right the wrong. This famous family
rcmcdy tones tho stomach, stimu-
lates the liver, regulates thc bowels.
Beecbam's Pills clcanso the system
of accumulating poisons and purify
the blood. Their beneficial action
shows in brighter loolcn, clcnrcr
complcxionli, bcttcr :f`ccling's_ Try
thom, and you also will find that they
Are Worth I
A Guinea a Boa
brian! Sala of Any Mndlclrv- in lim Vlnrld.
Sold everywhere. In bun., 25 ca-nn
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Foxes for Sale
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40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks
Just received from Peace River our last consignment
of 40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks.
These arc thc best we have had this year, and any one
interested in gurchasing any of these animals should com.
mumcate wit us at once as they and selling rapidly.
Write, call or phone our oflice.
Massachusetts Fox Exchange'
161 Queen St. | Phone 515
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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’=`{,;;`:€i? little3-in-One
 on Iwo-lhircls
» f-"3" of a yard of
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h red an of ih
.il'if.'°'"` 1'°i°¢.. y'Z'u°'il°v., . .ai
cliutlen dusting cloth for 5c. H
Why not uve money?
' Feather duelerland Common
dust dll _ovés the house. Bu
cheese cloth moiatenecl with a
little 3-in-One oil col-
lects every atom of dust
rightonthedoth. None
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no acid; nuthin; to ru-
iire the hen lilloee.
Cd the oil and the f'
cheese cloth Iorlayl
F I ll imd-
vme. ulrvzrrd and
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!'.."'.. zs.§"ii'~».. nil. ki
Benuyllioauuvlmlbo.
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What may be called thc first Can-
5' it stand until the oil IN- '
 
very fast boat, and ran away out of
sight. We caught her cooling from
a merchant ship, but before we could
get in range of her she was off. steam-
ing twenty-seven knots, and as we
can only do twenty-two you see we
were handicapped;; but, nevertheless,
all are qute confident that if we do
drop across her fair and square we
shall sink her in about ten minutes.
But the worst of it is she keeps run-
ning away. Dear mother and father
I don't want you to worry about me
and if anything does _happen and we
all get killed you will always he proud
to say that your son died with a good
heart, fighting for King and country;
and who could die a better death?
I am not a bit worried myself, andthe
excitement is great.
AN OFF-`ICER'S WARNING
A young officer who has seen the
whole course of tho campaign from
the landing of the British troops
writeszz
I wish you would try to make the
people of England understand that
they should be most exceedingly
thankful that they are living on an
island and not in the midst of the
dreadful things which are happening
on thc Continent. Do enforce upon
the public that England must fight.
this thing out, and must conquer even
il' it has to spend the blood of its
young men like water. It will be far
better that every family throughout
England should have to sorrow for
one of its members than that England
should have to go through similar or-
dcals to those whch Continential
countries are suffering.
The sight of old women and men
fleeing from village to village; young
mothers with babies in arms with their
few personal effects on their backs,
or in some more fortunate cases with
their goods and chattels surrounding
the aged grandmother stowed away
in an old farm cart, drawn by a nag
too venerable to be of scrviee to the
State; this is what one has seen
daily.
Picture to yourself’ our night march--
es with the burning villages on all
sides set fire to hy Gorman shells-
and the Germans have been rather,
careless whether their shells struck
fortified and defended positions or op-
en ones. In some cases the fires were
caused intentionally by uiarauding
patrols.
Do not imagine that things are not
going well with us. We arc all satis-
hcd and coulidcntof the end; but at
the same time the only possible end
can bc gained by sacrifice on the part
of those at home only. All is well wth
me personally; have a busy timc, but
it is most interesting work. '
“WE MADE NO MlSTAKE"
A Coldstreani Guardsinan, writing
of thc fighting near the forest of
Compicgnc, compares the sight of thc
Germans issuing from the trees to a
cup final crow‘d at the Crystal Pal-
ace.
"You coul<ln's miss them. Our bul-
lets ploughed into them, but still they
camo for us. I was well ciitrcriclicri,
and my rifle gut so hot I could hardly
hold ii. I was wondering if 1 should
have enough bullcis when a pal shoul-
ed. ‘I'p Guards and at ’em!' The next
second he was rolled over with a misty
knock on thc shoulder. Ile jumped up
and hissed. ‘Lot me get at iheml' liis
language was a bit stronger than
that.
to get at them wc made no mistake.
I can tell you. They cringed at thc
bayonet, but those on our left wing
tried to get round us, and after rac-
ing as hard as we could for quite.
three hundred yards we cut up nearly
every man who did not run away."
Referring to the cavalry, he writes:
"You have read of the charge of the
Light Brigade. It was nothing to our
chaps. I saw two of our fellows who
were unliorscd stand back' to back
and slusli away with their swords,
bring down nine or ten of the panic-
strickcn devils. Then they got hold
of the stirrup-straps of a horse with
out a rdcr and got out of the melee.
This kind of thing was going on all
day.
“In thc afternoon I thought we
should all get bowled over, as they
came for us again in their big nuiu-
hnrs. Where they came frnm, good-
ness knows; hut as we could not
stop them with bullets they had nn-
other taste of the bayonet. My cup-
lain, n ilnc fellow, was near me, and as
he fetched them down, he slioiitcd.
‘Give them socks, my ludsl' Ilow
many were killed und wounded I
don’t know; but thc rlcld wus covered
wltli them."
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
hy M|lNARD’S LINIMENT,
Hail ax. ANDREW KING.
Markham, Ont. O. S. BILLING.
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
MIllARD’s LINIMENT.
Lalrelieid, Que., Oct. 9, 1907
I was cured of Acute Bronchltis by
MINARIYB LINIMENT.
LT.-CHL. 0. CREW READ; Sul'
Just received a nice
assortment of New Silver-
ware suitable for .wed-
9:
ng presents. Quality &»
prices right.
C. WI Patterson
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IN chess; in play, in war,_ and ini”
business the best defensive is an 1.:
ardent attack.
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of position and resources. They are matters of \
spirit. ,
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The spirit of leadership and success shows ,
itself in aggressive action.
In Canada 'eventual leadership and success
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in manufacturing, wholesale and retail enter- '
prise will belong to those who push forward
now and always. Those who seek_merely to
conserve their position become stationary and ’
expose themselves to the danger of ultimate
destruction.
These are the lessons and facts of history.
The occupation of new fields of trade and
the winning of new customers are achieved at
, the least _cost of money and time by_ the adop-
tion of a strong, constantly-maintained and
prudent policy of advertising in the public press.
Maintenance of attack wears down _
resistance
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“`\\'lieu wc really did get thc order I
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Stoves and Ranges!!-
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= ' ' This Stove has been on the market for years, and its fuel
5% saving devices and heating qualities are very well known. It
. ii . ' ; I gives uniform heat throughout the cold weather months, and
 "4 the house is in the same temperature in the morning has it
 was the evening before. Being constructed with" Double
<f/  Fire Pot, it radiates the heat through the Mica Doors from
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Buy One For Your Home
This range will give entire satisfaction to the most
particular housewife, its heating and baking qualities
being unsurpassed.
The Semi-Steel Linings. Burnished Iron Top, Heavy
Copper Reservoir, Improved Warming Closet, besides
many other features, make this Range thc finest on the
market to-day.
~- _- Skilled Mechanics in every department of the Ran e
industry make these Ranges, and each one is critically
examined by experts before leaving the factory.
_ It is only once in a lifetime that you bu a Range, sr,
t is very important that you ,buy the BES7l`.'
Give usacall when you are in the city att d'
the Exhibition, and we shall be pleased to sho? 
through our Stove Department.
, Above prices include delivery to any station on the
_ Island, and also first Tee Joint of Pipe, which costs 40c to
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