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Perilous

Colds

_ Il vevplevnly realize _ what periel they are in

my time they take a-

there would be less

pneumoniaeiac. Take our

- , Nyals One Bay

Cold Cure

DRUGGIST

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We import nothing but the best

lowest pomible- prices by camo carlos or in small quantities

We _wouCl_¢)ia_atdv;§i ala parties ulnng 0 ea vantage

ii?i)ct9ber and November pri@, as owing torecent advances m Coal and freight, prices are bound to advance at any time, _

S_end 1 n your order _today and

satisfactory delivery will be made,

We are open to charter a large

number of schooners, and will pay highest rates ot freight.

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NOVEMBER.

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High Water Low Water

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Weather forecast for November:

4th to 6th wind. with rain slcet and snow. 7th to llth blustary. 12th to 16th, very high winds. 17th to 22ml, a storm wave-great danger to ship- ping on all maritime shores. 23rd to 28th blizzards. 27th to 30th damp, and drizzly.

‘ DIARY OF EVENTS

TGDAY

City Magistrates' Court 9 a. 111.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.

45 p. m. ~

Interesting evangelistic service at

the Baptist Church tonight.

Song service. led by ‘choir at 7.30. Sermon by Rev. Charles R. Free-

man.

Yousre cordially' invited to be

present.

Meeting of the Queen’s County

Committee of the Patriotic Fund at 10 a. m.

€ BIB-THB =

MASTERS-At Hermitage-, on Nov. 24th, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. William Masta-rs a daughter (12% lbs.)

LAQTER- On Sunday November 26t , to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Lar- ter, a son. .

DAW3ON.- At Fortune Bridge on Nov. 6th to Capt. and Mrs. U. G. Dawson, a daughter. `

A DEITHS

TRAINOR- At his home in this City, Sunday, November 26th, after a lhrgering illness, Hugh Trainer. aged 09 years. Funeral notice later.

MoAD_AM8- in Roxbury, Mass., on November 22, Mary McAdams. Burial at Haverhill, Mass. P. E. l. papers please copy.

GREEN- In Roxbury, Mass., on November 17, Stephen W., beloved sop of Lena C, (nee Divan) and Ste- phen C. Green, aged 11 years and 2 months.

Modus- A1 1115 P. 12. 1115111 nes pltal, on Sunday. November 26th., in the 16th year oi’ his age, John Ernest Moore, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moore, of this City. Fun- e'rall,notice later.

I' Beer &.Week¢ are out afterall overdue accounts sed advt. '

8179-11-21MEtf.

Money; i\1o Loan

2',.2,‘i5€."'5.'-’.'4».‘.’.i...`i‘_' "

' H- J. PALMER, Scotia Chambers. l

‘ and this speedy result will &

be assured every time. This is ascientific cold ' cure that makes a cold’s developement impossible

- Guaranteed 25c the box

G. Jamieson I

Selling Agents for

Dominion Coal Co Ltd

for P. E. Island

Phone 404

NOTICE _

The Annual illccting of the Cnrdl

gan Farmers Institute will be held li; Sn1ith's Hail, Cardigan on Saturday, Dec. 2nd at 7 o'clock p. m.

E. S. NORTON.

Secretory. '

3252-11~24M3i _ 1

- , Fox Food

. Just arrived another car load oi' C. P. Sekyrs Boneless Horse Me11t.Also carload of Fox Biscuit. ll`hese BiS» cults contain 25 pcr cent ground rmeut and bone for the balance of tho year. We are selling these Biscuits for lic per lb.

W. B. PURDV, »

154 Queen St.

1943-11-17Mti.

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House and Furniture For Sale

The house and land owned and oc-

cupied by late Jnnics Strain, situat- ed North sidc of Fitzroy Street, be- tween Weymouth and (Tu/znberlan'd - Streets, will bc sold at public auction on premises Tuestlay, November 28th 1916, at 12 o'clot.k noon. Thlse house is in 11 very dcslrnblc location and in good condition. THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

ESTATE ,

Executors- _late James Strain

3258-11-24M-li `

Foxes for Sale

We have a few pair of very dark

standard breed silver foxes for sale, claimed by Mr. Fraser, Fur expert to be equalled to the best on the Island both in regard to color and quality of fur Inspection solicit(-;<.l. Call or add- res's

T. H. SMITH,

Secy of Riverside Farming Co.

Victorla,lt. It.

3075-11-15Mwln1l7iEws5lpd.

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N otice to

Shareholders

The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders- ol The Hackett Sliver Black Fox Company, Ltd., will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Charlot- tetown, on the sixth day ot Decem- ber 19l'i, at the hour of 7 p. m."

JOHN A. HACKETT,

Secretary-Treasurer

3193-ll-21Mtl| Dec G.

Craggan Farm Ayrsliires

Two choice pure bred Ayrshire

bulls 10 and ll months old respectively from heav produc- ing dams also two Yorksiiire sows 12 months old apply to

C. T. FERGUSON

Marshfield No 2 York Rl R

24004 0-4Hl.f. pi sm _

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest Land Regulations

as-¢A T‘i."l.:°'° *',°::‘.:’ r ‘:3"'.. °' ""'° 3:3 o om g5_u__m¥_°f'iv»1u9|s ilsmiisai me ifaiffiwss. . ewan or Albgts. Applicant must ln- Wlglnvlraon at the gmlnion Lands Agency or uh-Agency for the iatrict. Enslyqpmny

yheinade atanv Dominion La “nay

% ll! Bn Agency on eerhln conditions. ....1-°.‘..-i....'.‘ rn- -2.°°:.°.1.~- ---f ~1-

c an n _

_lzmeetudsr may live vlthin nln=°|.nb=:l:f his “mad gp a farm ai atleast Ilscremon

dons. A habitable house lug-

$ir:_d___§cont when residence ll perform in

fn oartgn dhrlcto a homestead lo

er £3:

i1.'if:‘.'3'§§3°..'.'°'.:s3...... nan altar oagntigmhomsstud uint. sim lo

out . Pre-am i §_.°':.'_._._%°' '..... .. ..........°'f’i‘ °°,.'°°....' m

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aottiaf who exhausted lilo homestead

right may take Brpnrcllimrci homestead in ear- vnm dlsirlrla cr (0.00 pi-1 acrz- Dulles- simt fnnif sis grioutha in earn ul time yuan cultivate ,ii acres and emi a house wonlglzw.

fm- ares ni caltgvatloo is subtest to r action

1| :.4110 oi rough aevubglv rn stun I I.ly¢ at--cs may in suis-11404 for cultivating-undef curtain oundilluno.

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N R.-Una-»uv rlxulpnblicalion oiuna adver- tiorm--~ .-1- -.4-1 of mud lor. instill I 1513 10 l1H6m0lr

Silver Black Fox’ Co, Ltd will be

3276-11-25M3l _

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On account of the storm or Monday

the sale of lumber for Mr. A./kennedy, Southport, Loi 48, has been postpon- ed until MONDAY, NOV. 27, 1916, commencing at 1.30 o'clo<:k. p.m., when we will sell 16 ucrcs of choice- lumber in lots to suit pu1'chas`ers. Terms.-12 months' credit.. G per cent. off for cash. l

BENJ. cAnrER at co.. l

3209-11-2.5M21pn_ _-xtnztioneerai

Auction Sale _

l am instructed by Wililam_ Pound of Fredericton tcxsell by public auc-’ tion 4;-11 has premises on Tuesday the 28th ins-t., at 1 o'clock p. ni. his farm consisting of 53 acres of choice land, also the following stock and érc-p." _

STOCK:-~ 5 _choice mllch cows.|

six steers 21/1 years old, six calves. 2 ycars und half helfers, one year und' half ox,_1 mare, 5 years old,' Prince Cregmore, 1 two year old weighing 1100 pounds, 1 lilly 6 months old, 1 trotting tllly 13 months old (sired by Arcola) 0 fall pigs.

-,(‘,itOl’:- Seven tons of clover hay|

2 stacks good hay, 2 tons oi’ timothy hay. tlllwr lirtirzlr-is lc-o nun|oro\\.~ll to m-slilion.

‘ W_ D. McCOUBREY,

Auctioneer.

3271-il~25M2i.

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Dr. E. f'-. HARRIS Eye Specialist

will be permanently located ln _Royal Bunk building corner Queen and Richmond Stree-t Churlottetown,where he may be coijsulted' on all matters pertaining to defective vision.

Many suffer from headache. -ner-

vousnese, stomach trouble, etc., and do not suspect the cause. A scientific examination of the eyes often reveals- un abnormal condition, the correction iii’ which by perfectly fitted glasses relieves the trodblo. . l)on't neglect the Cl1lhl‘ren`s Eyes.

Office Hours: 9.30 12.30, 2, 5. Evenings by Appointment.

$1446-10-7Sn1wtl‘. '

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Mail Qontract

SEALED 'l’ENl)EltS addressed to

thc Postin:\st.cr (lc11c-ral, will be rc-- heived at Ottawa until noon, on l~`rl- llny, the 22nd December, llllli for the lronvcyance ol' His Mn_1cs'Ly's Mails, on 11 proposed Contract for four years, s-ix times por week over Rural Mail route No. 2, from Kensington, l_’. E. island from the lst April next. , Printed notices containing l'url.her information as to conditions ol' pro- posed Contrnct may be seen. and blank fonms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Offices of Kensing-

_ ton and all route olllces' and at t.he -ufllce of the Post Office inspector.

POST OFI~‘lCld lNSl‘E(!TOR’S

OFFICE, _

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspector.

(`ll1arlotte‘town, 10th November, 1916. E-2 A. -5,000-22-4,14.

2.o31,11,13MM31_ .

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_ _ ,"__-ff* -?,~_;_:};_\

1 » TEN DERS

I-alconwood Hospital, Provincial ln- 7l""‘i"`¥» K|"9'9, Queen'a and

Prince County Prlaona and

the Charles Dalton San- atorlum.

SEALEI) Ti<lN'i)l<JRS w_lli be recelv.

ved at this nfiicc until noon on

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1016, l"“m ""I»` l\f'\'-‘l0n Or l-ersous willing to <'o11trn1~t lo supply the Hospital tor tho insane, and Provincial Infir- mary and the Charles Dalton Sanator

lrm for the year' ending Dedqnmcr 11. 1917 with supplies as per list to the seen at this oiilce.

1 A180 l.0.Bllp_|)iy Klllg'B, Sugeng gm] l.l’rince County Prisons fo the same- lherlod and under the same condl t',lons with the following' articles: Hard and soft bread, Molasses, '0,¢. lineal, Kerosene, 0Il and Fresh Beef.

All articles are required to be ol

itho best quality.

Tenders must express the price

1|1er bbl., lb., and gal., and to bu ac- czompanletl by the names of two re- :elponsible persons willing to become hound for the faithful performance of the contract. _

The Trustees and the- Departtnent

filo not necessarily bind themselves to .nccept the lowest or any tender.

Tenders must oxprous on the cover

"Jail Simply Tondcr," "F'al<~ouw1md

glospital and Provincial 1lnllrmar`y_ upply Tender", and "Tho _Charles Dalton Sanatorium Slipply ,'l'ondur_"

' - i..,s. u|¢Mu.|.AN,

Secretary of Public Works

nnm\n'rMEN'r or 1111111.11: wuRK

Charlottetown, Nov. 20, 1916.

3224 ll 23ll|f1'1u S41 thenhiontull

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THE MOMENT “PAPE‘8 DIAPEP-

SIN" REACHE8 THE STOM 1

i - , - ployin~ y availabl machine, pilot

ACH ALL MSTRESS GOES _ and olixsiei-Ter that this British were

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um a e “rd-°r' “my dm' " °"°'°'i,m° 0,” 11 ei <1 1 15 111 1 '<1 01 semi-011-ag ‘

gestion. dyspepsiu, gas, our urn und aourness' ln live rnluutes-that- just that-makes Pape's Dlupepsln the largest selling stoinacb regulator in the world. li what you eat ferments_ into s_tubborn lumps, you belt-.l1 gas and arcuate sour, undigested food and acid; tongue _coated; your insides illicd \vith bile and undigest- ibio wast.=,.rcmember the -moment “1’upe's Dlupcpsin" comes in contact with the stomach ull such distress vau- l~¢h»\'“. 1ts__truly astonishing-almost niarvglous, and the joy ls its- harmles- nes.-1. '_

A large fifty-cent case of Pape’a Dia-

pepsin will give you a hundred dol- la.r’s worth of satisfaction or your' druggis-1 hands you your money back.

lt's worth its weight in gold to lncn‘

and women who can’t get their stoni- achs regulated. It belongs lu' your home-should always bc kept handy in case of 0. sick, E-our, upset stomach during the day or night. It’s the quickest rcguflator in' the world.

NEW 's BIRTISH ARIVIY -REUEEMS PRIIIVIISE UF NEUVE CHAPELLE

I By Henry Suydam '

WITH THE BRlTlSl-I FORCES

ON THE SOMME, October' Ill-1Tl\c dr.-velopmcnt of the new British arm- ies had been inarkcll by' an extraor- dinary continuity". Tho Soninic 'nl'i'cu- sivo has been tiescrlbcd and discus- :~4:d from every possible standpoint, buy, tlivre' is- one extremely import- nnt aspect that has been completely overlooked-the fact. that Gorman :staff olliccrs, basing their forecasts upon the evidence of the Ilnllle ol' Nouvc Pliapellc, \vr<”1~_ able viglilnoii montlis ago to pi-c1l1.t thc 141.3, tech- ..ical and pliysicif t_u1!iiio.-5 of thc new British lighters that have mat.- urini along the Sonunf- to1ln_\'.

(ir-r1un.n stall' olliccrza Huw tho Bril-

ish army coming. l saw lhe iiritii-li 1-_rniy aittompt. that first tentative all- vaucc on Nclive l`l1:11u-llc in March 1915. lt. was cssetiilzllly' 11 p|‘occ.-,as ol' lryl1.;; out Iirilish glrengtll. What. an ulloiisivir--a :iucccs-'1l'l|l, sniashing ol- fciirsivo-h1cai1t under moilcin con- llitiuns, wn_<~, not ihch zippzlrent to either thc lirltlr-li or Gcr-mon stuffs. Ncuve (‘-hupcllq taught the British their lloiiclencle-s',.it _taught thc Gor- lnaus into what au'o1'gnnlzution ot' :ioldicry British citizcnery might dc volop with the proper training and 1u1uipn1cnl_

The spectacle bclilntl the Goruizui

lines dlirihg that battle was not un- like the pi‘clinliuary wccks ot' hu A1ncrl<-an l'ootbull scnso11.'1'nlc scouts waluh t.l1c l’rincct.ou tc.-.im in truih- i11`g as lierlmlu spies watched the British recruits in England. l~‘lnal1ly llicrc comes 11 time toward thc cud ol’ Octobf,-r when l‘rinccl.on meets llnrt- mouth. it is ai good game, but never Princcton'.- iw.-‘-1. Yet the style and l'ot‘1u oi' every pluycr on the l’ri1.cctou team is \vntcl1c<l and notcd by Yale experts; the plays are recorded i'or dissection; the _supply of gcrub res- erves is appraised.

“’l\h0.t l’riuceton tc-lim is the' raw

material ol' the tcnnu that will light Yale two weeks l’ron\ now," say the Yale men. “We'll find 'out what _Princcton’s‘ got; then wc-'ll know what we've got to show ourselves."

Nieuvc Chapelle a Try~Oui: for British Troops

Ncuvc Chapelle was- 11 preliminary'

game. The cxperts of the German general staff sl'ootl on the s'lde‘ line-e and made notes of the British plays.

"That British army is- the raw ma-

terlul ofthe amry that will fight Germany two years from now,” 1-laid the Gt:-rman officers: '-‘»We'-il limi out what l<_lngland‘s got; then welll know what we've got'to have ourselves.”

Gradually thc pondrous discussion

ibut followed Ncuvei Chapellle sub- sided. l remember hearing dissertat- ions on the new British armies in Gerniun messes in Lille and Ostend and Ghent, and smetimes in the dug- outs ul’ commanding ofllcers at the i`roht. The new British soldiery had gone into uctlon at 7.30 o’clock on the morning of March 10, 1915. Ono square- mile oi French territory, in- cluding it bombarded village, had been rctuken at -the cost of some 10,000 casualties. 1-I _that attack FEV- caled llangcrousde-Zects to the_Brlt~ ish stall. it evidenced equally dang- erous proinlr-e t.o the' German. The original Britlsli a-rmy ol' 1914 had been n known factor. No German of- ficer with whom l have ever spoken underrated the perfection of that force ns' xl fighting organization. The only question was. What .will Great Britain do for soldiers now that her regular standing army has been de- clmatc-ll?

_Neuvc Chapelle foreahadowed the

answer to the all-important iluery. `

Germans Quick to Realize New

Army's Marita

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The Germans, lndeed,were not long

in forming some exceedingly accur-

ate mllitary jiiilgmeiltglrorn the Brit- lab evidence. offered. Urol themals ot argument he-liind the' German lines duririg that fortnight of March¢\1ll'!5,‘

three points became gradually qggle clear and definite in the minds ot r-'

mantglllcers' who observe-:l what co - fron t m ut Neuve Chapefle:

The Britlzi air service, ll properly. do-' vc-`opr.l. would nt least. cqunl any- thing thc flerniuns could ilovii-<1: (2)

luodern url. l ' ll' corltzelitrntéfli’

llmy.

with f't1ii"n».l4:nt'dcn1-.‘it.y, was cnpablt- of s11lsf.l1|'1\1; un_v',f1nn ol' lit-ld* de- fens-s. lmwcvcr lnirgrcxznablo lo or- dlnnr_v' liomliartlniclltz (3) the Ilrllleh lnfnniry nl' tin- new nrmlus |,1'i:11u~:r.'t-1| dash and nloralc if not il|oro1u¢l11|1:r-.11 oi' training, that was' in no nonac in-

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the war with unquestionable advan-1 rage of both the`Frqnch and British services. lt was, indeed, only by em-

w e e n a ea y around Neuve C ape-lie. Moreovenl

the Gorman aiitlll ry, whilE`q_ulckly'. recovering,_sb that the Bri ish were -never able to command the Aubers_ ridge beyond the village/.was ten-_ pofnrily iiemoralized--u condition more than ordinary s'lgni_ilcant in those early days of rlgtiug.

Raw Youths Carried Panic Among; Bavarian Fire-eaters

Finally' the raw youths of the ne\\'_

army, reinforced by a remnant, oi’ the old rt-,uldr troops who had fought so 1-ypiendidly during Ke _»,l°`la11rlers' re-! treats, were able. by some mysteriousl freshness of physique, to strike gen-

uint- 1n1nlcHj_11to the liardened Ba- varialzs-, hit crlo regarded as the tirc- caters of the German nrmy.Tl1at was thc British force during the first of- fensive, as l saw it from behind the German lilies. lt was an army poorly supplied with ammunition, with cer- tain ob;/ions defects ol' organization. and with artillery commanded occa- sionally by officers of lessor technical training than modern warfare du- mandcd.

Eighteen months havefpussed and

‘another offensive-one' of the sequels;

to Ncuvc Chapelle-is in dai-ly prog- rcss~i.’{l`hu latent strrfngth and brilliant promise oi” that first push linvt- been _dluvclopetl and accll1n1nt.izcil and con-

ttxitrritterl into the niost coixipiciicn- s e citl'/.cn army in his.Lory.'l`hls pow- cr, t>qulppcd now with every' devicc of man-killing science' ,l1z1s`bc»en' tuni- blod iiiassivcly' against the Germain

of thc 1-ur-ui_\'.

German Center May Finally Be

Broken

.l 'I`lzc Soiuiuc ofl`o11':i\'r\ is not 11 s'pr~.4:- ltnculzal tjiiiuc of l`o1'\v:‘.|‘ll passes unil- cml runs ,ol whicll ilu.-xc arc uolic lll luorlcrii llgliting. it is-11 :air-_uly zultl 1_‘rullli11§; 1-'erin-_~,' ui' lim- iiilcks uguillsl :i lu-1tv_\'tc:1|u_ ll'tl\uB1~ltis1\ it-am ie: llvavy cuougli and liiniiilnliis iii; enirecrl willioul mo n1u1'l\ linux out for ilis_1bl1\rl nun, it may iiually lirvlih

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bt-.liinrl ilu: liclgiuu l`i'ol1li4:r.

ll is |n:rlu111:. tlw_iiriii>-ll ll|1»|i|:-uellu,-r.

who :irc _1ln>>'l_ i|1111|'o_-:well with ilu-ir mrli _~:l|<-l._;li1 ;tl14\-‘.0 who ltiicw Eill-Z' luliil lwsl. l14~L`|1|'t‘ lillfl urn ll|o:14» lu whom lluf:-~ uilpzllly nrniicg' and vrusli- iug grins iuczin most, for bcnrrsili lim slolid c_\:tcri4>r ol that army iles this iuetaniorpliosis of Anglo~Snxu11y and tho 4-oiistulillulimi oi' nu nmol'pl|o\|.~‘. cnlpirc null ;.;ro\\'ll\ ol nu imzrcdi- ble 1lfi\11u'|‘:1<'_-.'_ 'i`l1us'4» are thc po- litical, p<-\‘l;:i1n'- lilo l11tc1‘m1\i0n-.ll pllzism of tht- now l'o1'c1~.s, l1ut.\tl1c_\' arf- not iliff- aspects one l1o:l|'s Wils- 1-|ls;_\‘t:1l in ilic iii-lil. Young 1,:cnllcmv1: :lt the liritir'-li l<‘orci1.'u (lilicc will in- iliuult-, |'o|' you the -niolal zillriliulcs' ol tho now niililarlsui, but what ilu- iigliling main cart-.1 for :irc mcrcl_v‘ lhv

As l llnvc ilavvictl alum: lim lirillsli

front and imvl- soon tl11'- tltftzilis oi' the ollcusivc ccrlzlin l'ncte: linvc- cintwgcll froth the c:1su:l»i <~.onvcl'satiol\ ol` olli- ucrs and mon. '

Neuve Chapelle the Somme_ in Minia-

" ture -

The three things that every British

soldier knows about t-his British of- fensive are the three things that are German General Staff diaeovered at Neuve Chaplelle. Neuve Chapelle was the Somme in mlniatlure. Aircraft, in- fantry and artillery: the predomin- ance of these three aims is the lucy- -note of Somrne `stratey.

There is something more signific-

`Whon thcsc armies- first went into offensive action lu March ,10l5, they

tune to break her cvrmllissos

exclaimed'-"l’nt, llicae ure ulmul. tilts

with mc two dyes." “ilow’s thai?" asked Pat. "Well, everything l are looks like-iwo.or three." "Sl\urc,-

lino in 11 rawios of loc;1l_ advances do _ rigiwll io l'or¢'1= 21 grnrlllul witlnlrziwail

ll||-0111.-_li ills <_lori1i1|11 1~t»\.l~-\_ uialkc :I1

brulish iuuuorulitics ol' r4_‘;<uli_ ‘<

hem in tae oem-getowa 1-ian 01121-1- ' md a G_e__m____ Juteuigence umm ,O _ _- __ _ _ .day 1115 8111 any or December 1216 at l _ _ §‘f;':fo_f”;‘1"'§‘£;f§§;;;,’fef"3T'§2“'f‘,f _ ' l { E B t h _' _ l- ll\1'I8l'd8l1dS0ftC08l-81111861131 1 9' m' ` l\ I \ fautry is not as good blit it is very ' ` u c `1` `

l s1=.N.|AmN ctow. E ood ve ood.. ' ~ 1

Secretary. 1 | 3 '_ ry 5 '_ ‘_ --- ,f

_ 1 _ _ The-German air service had begun

Thousands llwe Health Anil

._ "_

Sirengih T0 “Fruit-a-lim

"FRUIT-A-TI'VES”_, the marvellous medicine 'made from fruit .l “lc” “fb” relieved more cases ofSlonnxc/1, 1-“""`~ Blood, Kidney and .Skin Trouble: than any al/:er medicine. In severe cascs of Rlioumatism, Sclstica, L,u1nbuL’°» P1111 111 1113 141101:, impure 1s150d_.?\`°{1- rulgin, Chronic- Headaches, Clirouic Consltipution and Indigcsiion, “Fruit- a-tivcs" has given unusually effective - results. lly ` its cleansing, healing powers on the eliminating organs, _ 11Fm1t_1,__1i\-eg" tones up and invigor-

ntcs tiic whole system.

50c. u box, 6 for $2.50, trini size, 250.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-

. .We .pay big pplggg {6`r' _

cow lose _ __ c resume" '- - I-losses-hoes .

sHsEP`PE|.1's - - , . , _

_,.» _ ,.|.°__,_,-_ _\,_ ___ _

11' .

a-tives Limited, Ottawa. __ _ __V___`___ 1;:

Brialf Copper, ' Zi-|ic`, 'L'¢ad Rubbers, 'Horaabalr, Aummgf . bile Tires- and inner Tubes _ We pay freight ifbargeg `_°,,

anything over 100 lbs.

The island Wool dt 0 I _Hide Co. V

_ Grafton Street East

Opp. Davis C Fraser.

3213-11-251111. '

Ps- ff f- _-i'-f ' _

0'P‘\°'l"l°‘l'

*l'°l°'l~'l"P'l"l"l"l"Pi°+~l~1~-lv-l°'i'°|°

Liz; '___ ."__.__; _ __.

'-N--1--1--3-1--0-1--1--1--e-++4--1-+++++~s+++q»+~|~+-0'-1--v»+-so-0-9 ,

icuafaian 'classified Ads?

, _ .fb

Two cents per word for insertion in this eoiumn,'one ceng '95, '-l°

word each cont,inua_tlon. Cash must accompanyorder.

'Iii'

~1--1-+~|-+`++~|-+-|--4»+-l--0--|»-|-+-|- *

t- . -_-.~_' ___ _- -“_-_ -_-_-_1,

AGENTS WANTED.-TU SELL

"the old reliable Fonlhlll Nurseri- es." We teach our inch to sell. Ex- perience l1nuo4~ess14rS': Highest Nlnimlssloris paid: handsome free cquipmorit. Stone it Wellington, Toronto, Ont.. _-

2n44-ll-1MEl.lNnv_ 30.

':‘;’~ANTEDf'a.‘">rciE1blo agent ln every

r|r11'is1\rosu1|t.1-.tl district in Prince Ed wnrtl inland, tu sell our sole-:atrial list of hardy Fruit and i)rna.1nenl.al trees. l'1qulpment treo. Exclusive

- |»-rrlun-y, Good pny wcekly. Over

Goo acres. Established thirty-ilve

' years. l‘Ei.ilA M Nlll`tSEl'tY C0..

1~,,r,,m_n_ mit., 21111-14MwsMr<:tr_

:_-_-__ _-_-f ---_ ____ ________ 1|

HELP WANTED- FEMALE.

PUPIL NURSES.- MAL_E AND FE-

male wiuatud ot the Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, l-lnpt, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

' 8191-4~llMtf.

AGENTS WANTED. x

_ _ _____.__ é

7""""’ "ll" ""'| *"‘ ""’ "Ml ‘l"“"‘l

FOR SALE. '

F`c1?`"s`/>.'Lil:f-Z'/1' sooo /\vRsH|RE

cow just l`1'i-i1l1uiiml_ 1'. ll. Mc- Mciicau, (‘ly1lc Itlvl-1'.

3272--ll-:_’5M4ip1l.

F6R‘”'sAi_E- A Hs|N°rzMAN

4~l:1.ssit: piano in use 11, short. -time,

_ us good us ut‘:\v. Soc Milller llroa,

wllulow, 123 Kcnt St.

3277-ll-‘.’f»M3l.

HAY, OATS, BRAN :ind cverythllul

ill thc |'or_~1l lino for your liorsv-:_ l‘ow::, Pigs and *Poultry nt. Muc- Kif: & Nulsoiiia l’l1uhu 441-J.

/ '%"7E'» ll-"5MIii.

OUR MIXED SCRATCH FEED -

Maki:-14 liens lay that hover laill bcl`orc, give it it trial and get re- sults. M1u:l<ic & Nelson. Oppo- site I_lnvi_'s & l~`1‘11:~‘er1-1. . ' 3275--ll-2!1MIi_l.

FOR SALE- A NICE LOOKING UP

right piano, good folic for $125 or li) pcr cent oil' spot cash. Miller Bros, 123 Kcnt St.

51277-ll-2."»M3l.

COW FOR SAUE, JUST-FRESHEN-

ed. ltobcrt Weeks, Wonsloc-_

2l2ll1,1l,245ipd.

MILCH COWS FOR SALE.- APPLY

John I-I. Bouts, Sunimersldc.

' 3240,l1,23_3l.

FOR SALE-ONE HUNDREDACHE?

ol? land nt Grand River, Lot 55, l`o - merly occupied by John N. Mo1'rl- son_ Apply to McLeod & Bentley, Sollcltors_ 3169-11-20M1mo.

1 _ _ _ -- ___ - __

LOST \_

LOST- A PURSECONTAININGYA

lc;tcr and $3.00. Apply Wl1e11tioy'g 1;rocury‘ store and get reward. _ ___ __ .- .3282.l1,25.2i.~ LOST- A SMALL. ,BLACK AND

whim young lox terrier, auswci- 'ing to t_l1<-.-,name ol French. i<‘lndc|' will bc rewarded by _calllug:at-Siun- lr_v Urns. S-tore. 1l22i0»l1-231.131

________.. _ _._ ; _, ____ _ ' _______,___|

__ _ H §|_g_wAN‘rEo-Lui/11.2

WAN|ED-AT ONCE TWO BELL

boys at thc- Victoria ilotel.

3286-tl.

SALESMEN. - EXCLUSIVE LINE,

for city, town or country. Big earn- ings, guaranteed. Permanent all your Job. No experience necessary. Write iiukc Brothers, Limited, Mon- lrcul. 1l2tl4-ll-2l'1Mt|i_

wANrEo- AT oncl, A 'r|Nsm1"|-i

good wages, steady empioyment_ Apply Fred. ll. 'I‘rr1lnor, 8'* Grai- i_m1 Sl.. 2022.ll.l3Mtf.

e_&? TO LET.

TO LET- A E-E8lRABLEf SEVEN

rooin liuiisu with niollcru conven- i<-m:u:: at 115 f‘\1n1bu~rland Street, luivly occupied by John McPher- son. Interior newly painted and piipervil. lmmcilialc possession. .Ap- ply ill Prince' St. .` 3270,11,25M2l

T9. '-ET--_t*9ME __-P _ 9 .. QSM-

frc ol.ci`ty. _All co|1vg11i_§1xe_. Write,

llox 446_ 3231-11-22ihiif_ FURNISHED APARTMENTS T0 - if-ut, ti rooms and bzithroonl. Elec-

l=.<: light. Possession Nov. 27th Apply, 18 Eus-ton St

3003.113-lntf.

To Lsri-T nsvEa"é`“"H`o're`|_ siri-

blcs. Apply ltcvcre Hotel.

» ,.~ 2978-11-9Mtl=

lT0 LET- HOUSE. APPLY 232

Great George Street. 2400-10-4Mtf.

TO LET- IN CENTRE OF CITY,

a large barn and coach house pri- vate, righl\ awayand good yard. Apply Fred II. Tminor, 80 Grafton St. 2021-9-13Mt.i'.

TO LET-AT BRIGHTON. house 0!

10 rooms all modern improvements, possession Nov. lst. Apply to J.

_ J. McKinnon. 1023-7~l8Mti.

WANTED wAN'rEo AT oNcE.-`-`A- QUANT-

it`y of good Timothy Huy, clean dry ont straw. Black and \vhlte outs. Will pny top notch prices

- for the right goods at our ` ware-

house _MacKie & Nelson, Grafton St. East. 3275-11-25M3l.

Hartsvilie. 3249-11-..41\l3lpd.

ACHERS WANTED

3081-11-15M2wks.

' -‘ A . ,__ _______ _ __ -,___ - .---

ant than mere coincidence in this E'**"'|Q||`ScE|_|_AN,EoU8 ”"""'=:RAW 1=UR3'.`lRAw _F-‘UR3__RAW continuity of fighting qualities ex- F ~- E » -»-~--rf -'~~~°--- ~-l l`\1\‘S`-\V8 will pay you the highest hlblted at Ne-uve Chapelle and so OR S RV'(§_E'_ | HAVE pl-1901; [01-,111 kmds of Rgw Furs sternly proven along the Sommc. The auf; "fed C gator boar for Bmwccw from your Section, ]t'wlll pay you traine~_l perceptions of the German ' " ngs’,H Bb°r°_;215 122M _ l-0 give usa tt'lnL_We` want your fulls s'tn1'tdlscovcrc1l_ in 1915 that thc lirit- __ _ ____ _ _ ' ‘I ` 5 Pd for 0|-de,-1-, on han,|_ and can afford

lshknrmy (lf tti|1”l_;>`£1.;frc given) w_1o_1_1l1_i 31-RAVED -'_ ,to pay yuh, above 01118,- 1-|°uge_g, mil 9 3 |393 li Ill! iU`llly`- H ' *'“- _ '~ "Sill at once" d Tra ern' development has bccn emphatically STR_Av_ED-`_ FTOM TH? owNER5_ Guldxei sent on r§g§gs:pThe-S‘;§H‘d- 0 quantitative an-1 not 0'ssen1l=»»11y 0 ”}"”“ ‘"3" °!}'=, “"3 0” M Wu" 0"" .mi rm ima 111115 co., 23 wr-.si 21111 qualitative development. ‘ D ease .mm 5’ henneu' ,f“"l_’°"d' Street, New York City. 3254-1l~24M6i

wAN1'so AT oNce A o'ilAN'ri"v

of hardwood lumber Highest cash

TE '

possessed ccrtnin native-certain An- - -__.__.. .__.___ ____ L_ ' . glo-Sa_xon,_,u_n American éhkes' to think "3A3KAT°HEWA,Nv A'-3ERTA flllll $1,329? Dtam` Apply _1-1g1,,1,,g' ,,1,11,,1,,,,_ ,,-,1,_1 1,,,,.,,_1,e,,,, _ 131-ltlsn coiinnma schools. we _- ' molded 11,10 a cmzen army of vo1,m_ will require .100 teachers for well l-'VE PUULTRVT- | H-L AY 7° ters- unlike any other European army l°C“l°‘1 “l’P9l“UU°"'lS C0mm€'llCl\\8 Pei' Pmlfld f°\' "V0 f°Wl and chick nrlmaay and unlike any in-my of his- "1 January-_ Salaries $720 to em. flsllveied _»1t'm¥ Diese °“ 10,-_v_ N0 Ame,.1c¢m cm, pus, 11,,.0,,gh $1000 per annum. Apply CANA1). Tuesdny‘s and Th1`|rsday's of each the B1-“ish army on the somme 10, IAN TEACIIICRS' AGENCY. Ofll- _ Week. Parties may Bhlp t0 Mt any without prma or kinship in 111111 C0" 1" R°Kl““- Soak.: Calgary! Heflwrt Station any das' excel" m;1,1ev@m,,,,1_ _ Alta.; and Vancouver, B. C.” ‘ Saturday. Lotr- ot'25 and over F. 0.

B. Prompt remittance. Parkmlm

A awp Time 1° w¢a,- Timm, _ _ _ Jenklmr, Hillsboro. 3222-11-23M6ilJ<l

' g;_,__ __ *1 1 l -__

MoNTAcUr.- Tuesday,

Hotel. ' '

An irlsl1mnn"s wife had' thc nilsior- ___ __ __

’ _ . . l’a1l. -

was at the town, so he bought hor a ` `

brand-new pair. When ho got homo - a his "l1et.te't'-liali" tried ihcm ou. mul -. - ,- '-“ . "

best glasses I nvcr looked through

then( wear them on Satunlays when I _ 0ffl€CI'S Of [il€ Fl`€l`lCi'l R€i¥l("Ul1\I C0li`ll'IliS5iOl'l at

*_*-“"’ ’°“ ““‘ "-”~' ““"' "‘“' - the following ‘places on the dates mentioned' ` "

.,1s0URIS.-,1-4*# MONDAY, N501.-mbsf-» 211111 _xhibition Grounds. ' - ,'/ - .

_ . 4 ' 1-~

N51-embsrzaihl l"§¢l?,<,1r»ald_'s _ .- /‘.‘,¢j‘

1' 0 ' ~

___ cHARLo'r'r1:row1\.- we<1n¢<iay&Tl1u1'!llay. NOW

, V ` _ _ 4

ber 29th &_"30__th,'Rcvere_'Hotei Stables. - ‘1,"_'_'_ '

.1 SUMMERSIDE- 'Friday Znrl.McN¢~1l’s Stables. ~ , . _ ,

&` Saturday, liér 1Sl1&

l I /\rlf3lf‘l'v l'l'\r_<l'~S lriinrliveis >ht||1'l14(|` up I l"‘l ll

1411 _~‘.1»l<l, stiutllng li:'1t:1n 311.1 1,11, .qu ,mg 11 .»i‘ sf. w.u»`éd

.- _ »_ ~ -_-\.~e~.»r~~-_~:~+. - .- "'