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and take delivery of their coal before the season gets

I' Customers should V o rd e r

BOYS’ WORK

- #__

1“'°f _ _ _ A Fourth Annual .We a r.e receiving daily

goes of Sydney and PING” l’.E.l. I.eader.an¢l Older ` Boy Conference M

C.Lyons&Col - --e f

Cl{.»\RLOTTETOWN

_ _ '-T' ' November 15-18

- DEATHS Leaders, Nov. 15-16

-____._-__._,E__- _______..-i. _ _ ‘-o » Boys .\o\~. lo-18

WILLIAMS-.it Rumford, Me., on .\I~\', .\tIl_ .\ll'~‘. Itrly \VllllamS, lelll'-' itll: .sl husband and two children to'

t;..)ur.. lu.~ir It ~. 'l`he deceased was _ _ _ \

.. ,;_....o.=.».- 'lx and Mrs. <‘urran,'f>cnd Registrations to

t ll_l1_"i»lti-It-_v._n ‘

' ________ HERBERT Yso,

I v.M.c.A,

and my all-ide oi' British birth, I am signing the Food Pledge. It is not ve hard to do. I have been doing

than three years been perpiexedly

SIIIIIII {l_lIIl_IIlI|llNS

ll.\.I.lI~`.\X_ N. :'. .\.'ov 9.--(Quota-

'uu~ iw-r.|',-I~».1 l.5, if, it. McCurdy & ‘..., rl...-k :lull |-olui llrolsers, members ~‘tnv;'~nl .»‘:~u,L. :-1:;iliall;.',e, McCurdy ";'ill_I'fl..', \l;'lll'\X .\'. S.)

CLOSING PRICES.

Yesterday Today

82% 83%

...,60

61%

.l.i I.~u~.» ,. . . . 50% 49%, .1 ru >` A: ii ._ 70% 721/1 \n;u-oltila . . . . 52%

.lolliloli .. \ IJ*

CHARLOTTETOWN

.CHURCH SERVICES

11 a. ln., sermon, subject. “A cal

for heroic service." An address to thi/ 18

n n oi’ the Milita'_v depot. 2.30 p. m Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7

in sermon sub ct, The silence

54%

i'».'l . , . ... 65 66% €‘l'1;c ......;-52

133%

521.4, "-

.‘...._ ln... 135% Q”

94 96 _° 74% sas;

'19

‘»\. .I-` \'l. . . . . . ... ..;'~:.'-. Nor. Power . 75 i

66%,'

34%. 90%

‘tending .

lg' hp' "° ' " """ I1 u. ni.. Anniversary (40)Service 2.30

n. m., Sunday School and orchestra 7

73% 74% p. nl.. sernlon. Students and visitorf 52%

49% welcome; all seats free. Preacher

PATRIOTISM is a strong instinct' '

v. Mr. Barlaclough, B. A.

in the. breast at a certain elderly' lady: BAPTIST CHURCH who was' much troubled at the failure- .. of three of her nephews to.enlist. `bel{h?_;'_":;vii§rné‘;!2l'.,fuglfgt’ CES" They were Buch stalwart’ Sturdy fe1` day School and B'ible`Cla2‘scs“ '.' p l\‘,’_,‘}‘;’ that Shehfaé iflzialged °f mfflla nl.. sermon, subject, “The Endurin; in ;’;m':c;°n§e__ n “ea gen rece le( Christian." The 5tll sermon' in tht h _ ’ 9" “ce “wma ex' series based on "The Manhood of th' austed. One day she sent a telegram Master.. There me plagues for _ln to each of the three, These all bore ' ' ' `

the same message: -

"Your country is calling. Wire reply

it you wish to borrow my ear-trumpet.

She is now very proud of her three

“lads in khaki.” `

__ _ je ..

Charity". Preacher, Rev. R. G. Ful u.

GRACE CHURCH

giie f“ .w:-we :::,

nil the selvices, i’reuvllcr,\Rev. Ml' I-‘l'eeman.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

11 a. nl., sermon, 2. 30 Sunday Sclloo'

and Bible Classes. 7 p. ln., sermon Visitors welcome. Preacher, Rev. O

ages. Everyone is heartily welcome tt*

Emery.

IA 95

For Infants and Children ST' JAMES"

|“ usefor °yer30Yea'-5 11 a. m., sermon, subject, “BleSsiu'g

" be of Thoughtfulnels. 2.30 ‘Sunday

Mwwu; °“ School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. , _ _ SGFIHOII. SI.lbIeCi. "Our Chief’ Resoul "l"-"““‘"°°‘f 0 Ice." Preacher itov. Dr. Fullerton

'Strangers welcolnu and seats proviri

_ed_ -

ZION CHURCH l

11 a. ln., Rev. J. D. McKenzie. sul

’ject, “A Message lfroln the Wild'e

LARGE (.LEA_mNG SALE ` ness." 2.30 p. rn., Sunday School nn By sen). cartel- & co. imble Classes- 7 l’~ "I-~ “Student

' ‘ iixiight.” The Challenge of Model

We are authorized to :ell _v _-\ufrt-.Ml”l°"B' Messrs' K' A~ Baird' B- " ,,_,_ _,___ ,.______ (__ _,___ ,fm ,§_'__Bm,,.»una .Ions lvlcxay B. A. All sew. Ii. fI}.».v'_ .\i»..rl»'-, ll;l:‘l. tP<ll.'/lll, lhee' strangers welcome'

ON THUV_SDA`., I PEOPLE’S CHURCH. `

Novclrltfcr '50-. ‘if/‘.7 Ccr'mr~.-ming at I o`o|o';», p. rn.

Service at 7 p. nl., Rev. D. MacLean

I astor.

-'iw t..l f»» =_»1-1 mls _ ._.,...l.....,,~..~_. ' ` ‘ '“ s'r.PAuL.s.

L Nlalw \` yr li. I lla 10 _ Id `

I l\.:i\~~ I1 ‘-'VST gill. 12 ll"lll!l0S ll]/Sllls. 8.30 Holy Comnlwniom' 11 a' In __,_,_ _ __).__ _, vs_ OHL 1 horse 5 __rs_,Mornlng lrayer. 2..l_0 p. _m., Sunda: uid. I horse S yrs old. 7 nliich cowsfschaol an” Bible S'la"5e°°' 7' V' rr :. In cattle, 1 nun tsnoruwral, ldofE}'°"‘“g Prayer' "e”°"°'° “""~ T ".: _‘-'rs old, 3 heifcrs, 4 fat pigs, 1l“‘ Mu“{hy‘ Recm ' AH, seats free'

,'lr.l.».i :ui-,'_ I l'l.:li,-}|,'»~n haf-,~_ 70: __ _ ST'PETERS' ,_,____ , 2.il'd. bunday after Trilllty. Hoi

.'15 bus. wheat, 200 bus. b nn ricommunlou 8 3,' 1"" “nfl 11 fl' m.

,_Z__a_ _Nm hui p0mt0es_ qu§n_i?v_Mntins_10.15. sunday bchool ant _, .__ ,_ ' Bible Llasses 2.50. Evensong 7 p. rr

ii I . . .

,______,,_e_. and cleaner (new)_ buggy___l;te_yerend Canon simpson und ludwil

wagon, truck wagon, spring harrow, u es' '_ Scutller Iuewl. view. DHHS Blellm s.L¢urd§;\§Y»AI1|lllsgtnllylzlse Mes' I"-1 , I ‘ ' ' h__:;:;;: b°]&X;';)ttl;“lp€:_'ea:I':" ;)€§Dar_'_‘;‘_;l_§'ing. Sunday 11 a. lu. subject “Reviv churn (new) ‘al Power". Sunday 3 p. m. Praisv

Base burner stove room stove or- Meeting' Sunday no p' "L Sub-le”t

81111. parlor suite, .bedroom suite, and The Great Idea "1 Actmn'

1 lot of other furniture

i TERMS-12 months L-malt sn su; T sums exceeding $5.00. Six per cent. I L, Of! for cash I

‘ IIUIO .I_I_Eil_ISIRllIIlINf

.' ' The following arc thc latest addlt ions to the list of motor vehicles re

_ glstered in the province.

' ._ »a . _ .f _Q 290-rnos. n. llsll. victoria. nord. " ' ' 29 -Pa. ick Mel >

an Postmaster General will he rn- 296-W. Frank H. Montgomery

md ‘_ om" _mm “com on FH B__d_____ue_ u_emo_____ - _ I oAlav cA~rrl__z, nuns-sRE2Tsowa AND Houses, si-lest* _

_____.---._ _ ,

diy, the Blot December 1917 for the 297-J. Fred Barrett. St. Elcanors

convwtnce of H2 Majesws Mum ,,.°,d_ 'rl-is coNso|.loA'rso scuool. sAnN '

or aunroposed Contk ct for four years D 298-Harry (fox, Morell, Gray - Th __ -?_N'- 22 __ ax mos el-w R l M I", ort. I E I d Url SY- °V~ "-

rt-mtg Ng, 1;; f¢¢|g?eM¢‘:|`:;e¢_r 3|_g:,l;|-¢_ FII 299_p|-,mk (;obb_ (;mpaud_ n Commenelng at 10.30 on arrival of train fron) Murray Harbour 13, 15.1531' (mm the posgmn-wr gen. Fm-d_ ov" 100 Yu" ,Many choice animals In Dfferlllg. Ent-ly fresllenlng cattle with records oral; gleaming, | 300-351319 gm-ko-_ (;ha_r|0¢tewwn_ exceeding 9000 lbs. of »mIIk la year will be sold. The only' reason tho

Primtgd notions containing fm-they Overland. I owners can give for selling is that thcylare soiling gratis to make room

information as to conditions ot pro 301-E. A. Lal' 0'l.ear Ford. I 8 fOr llwre l1\1r0~breds»

| 80. Y. _ _ _

,gud Cmgncg any be 999” and ...___.._______ l . Ayngygg _b_____Itsl1_i_mgy accomodations for stock and passengers close hy nt Mt. Iiler-

. _

blank forms of Tender may be obtain' A Schoolmlstrsse asked her class ld gt the Poet Office ol Mount Stew- to explain the word "bachelor," and

Auburn and at the oilice ot the was very much amused when a little

n Once Inspector. sirl nnswer¢d=-

_:_ __ _ ____ _ _ __ _ ___ - THE 1° ~ _ c L 'mt nut llluvs' __ ¢w<»»g__g_»r;_ won _ _

-. ._ ' , _. r- amrsn A ood Pledge Car .» I 'OF THE. Al-UFS .`€lZ§‘i:?~"f‘l"liE.@..

my brain. < One toot is carryying a h

screen door up into the loft, the other I is out somewhere attending a Red Cross meeting. My left ear is lis- tening to someone shouting "Head oil’ that horse there." The rest ot me is rulninating on different matters, the war. menu. and things In general.

W‘lth m pity for our poor soldiers

wilbout more or less' for some little time now. and then l have for more

asking myself the question: Why is that I am called upon to suffer so

little while others agonlze In the of

‘ieve. l hope so anyway. But they M tlaiked some. That was natural. =l cl hard them talking at a Red Cross

folves? They are always trying to H shlrk something off onto us. it ls 'ust something more for us to do." 8'

I felt awful. But the worst was at m

'-..- “waving in the Han where an “"6 f° k“°W mem' “YS BM" "’~l““*

' ` let

t_h_ie;v?g:,6€h(:u§[t)y;f) pfrcgeyuéilkegrsgg t_i_i_¢_;y 'will keep them in their pock. ~ I t . O _gglftgg szgingfether ne woman know how much they have. and they “We have to do it. We have i.o.do "9 _ tl d _ _ ` in t," louder than all the others. }“°v°me“ 5' d ° F” '_}"f lv all I thought it time to say something. Pandit" °“t“U'e‘ 9 _ WW” _“V fi _O I began in my most persuasive the call ni' souls poor hungly sou ll- ,m(_S_ ' Europe. lest _they stumble and lost-

“Now ladies, let, us for a few mo- 5°

n .

"ellis calmly consider the situation. H"-A fine sermon th-St." HSYS l I0

.Vo are not asked to do anything. on U he contrary wc are politely request-

\Ve have to fill them somehow hi

`.Vh_v don't they stop drinking whis

key?"

I did not reply to this. what seem- ld to me unreasonable com '-lint.. W

aught to believe that drinking whis-

wxcltabie woman roared: W

‘tcm that tell us to do it. will they W try to keep a. man in good humor 55 mix days of the week and all day Sun-

I thought of poor Bobbie Borden ml his heroic band. tl-ying to keep H1

nd of that poor ‘Comfort me quick" C

‘a interested in lllnl, and I trembled,

vould come. she always said it would fl mme. and thev sent a tlaln out on H

After \ve had the boxes all packed ll

And worse than that we found six lil uirs of nice socks, three boxes of I0 andy. two i‘ruit cakes. six tins of

'ol the poor boys in the tlenchcs. W vhlch should by lights be ln th s

he women were opening all the boxes S c find the empty ones and some run- l' ling to the store for another bali of

"aggon looking for the address, the d ‘resident found tive knots in the feet k -E n pair of socks intend:~,1 for her

het-utelyz . u

'vouid be so. Now that we were so It busy that we did not know whether s

.» were standing un our hc-ads or on ll ‘le knots in the feet of those .socks c ere. they (alluding to the men) they 'td told us we could exercise is vote.” fl

'ln up and down the road with. that W

‘lay the taxes with. and as for her, lf "'¢=. had the doing of it, which she ci

ign it themselves. and not only that ut she would hung it fair in front 'l`

.|g_ I

-hen he was reading it. Sho snirl

‘ity men were just as had as the ill

ome poor women in town who had n ld

:s much as $4. One man she knew a

able' and leaned his head on his hand n intl with his lcft hand pushed his W

ter! » ‘ Then the Vlva~~l’residcnt la very i.

ueek women, says: I “But don't. you think it ungrateful

hey sat in peace and prosperity, and

heir mothers when they get int.o 'I

ow they say that he helps thein 'all <

_ Q , 1 rt _[_ mms, 10|-t Bord. trouble? They have been like chll- 1" ‘]"l"k~ WH mid £0 WH' _,nm af' 6 . ,/all em Ford_ dren running off trying to do mms, ter all perhaps the poor rman c;iuldl}_;_ \ ..29_.;c_.__ fir _Oc _ 'f _ - ,""~`s .292-Wm. T. nownoss, nedeauedl 'hey were not capable of. and new Swl’ "lei" If il" “’°"'f’» f’°°P" W ' ' " “ "

'--"-* Ford, l that they have fallen into the hole.

. 293_g¢',,-5-on MCW|||1m-ns, Cape that mean old Kaiser has been dig- _

Traverse, Pm.) giug for them for 40 years well

_ 294-1011" 1,' Mr,-Donald, T;-acadu mowing all the time that they would I

,(;|-03..., i.‘0pd_ fall In the ilrst chance, what else _ _

*-- | 295-3|-“cg Mufgwdu, Mm-9|), Qyer can they do but run back to their , |

SEALED TENDERS, addressed tg land. ` mothers who practiced economy long ___oF_

For more than a century this wonzieerful old family llnodyne has ber-n enlls <1 iii humanity soaaso ul cnlltluer Ooufhs. Colds. Boro Throat Grlppe Cr mol. Uh lls, Bums,

before were

sql

I ‘~f'NovEusim.i0. A911.-..=...-....... r

‘“ ‘get what they want s°ll1B\\°W» Wm

even fight for lt, and lm may be wise enough toagnow lt. and the e¢s_ios_l_- wiy to lift fs' load is by lookin! 911

It's

that.

lid W

hen

' she “and I have bread to set. I hope

doth,-,g_. the tire is"n€ out. Good nisht-"

ets Is poo

. _ f......'._ _ ` '%" " ' Ill; .rf _ _ __ Ak_.___,r,__ , 1 _; _/"\'fit_ F, _ _Z .__ __

,_Qqg¢n.’.£- County Domlnlonve Election

, .

“Well anyway, 'I 'ani tired," says_ T0 the El€Cl}01`S Of Q-UBCIIS, Cmlntyl ' '

Ladies and Gentlemen: ' . _ 1

r but whose to

Ellen,

I qm, Sir. etc. '

glad.-

tell cornpoop ol a di

want to

says them

i E. VESEV-

York. Nov. 6, 1917.

I am

Six years ago Mr. A. MI<§l»€2i.H Mid myself were

' ~'--' --.-- elected to represent you ln the* ouse of Commons. As `

with his r ' '

E838. I V181! I had him! :Pd reef or_

eferendum and his dirty

him quick if I had him," says

I0 the result of the election then held the Liberal-Consclw _ ,_ _ vative party came into pow.er.' During the years that

' have passed since then I have endeavored to the best of

en shf- .

“But no one ill Prince Etlwnrd ls-

lsnd will vote for him. least of all the w en. says the Secretary, alld I alll sure 0 _ French will vote for him for the Ar- senault’s are all at the war c-very one

struggle between Christ and the Po-‘the wors of Darkness now going on »w"f' around me? " wh '

Most oi’ the women signed, I be~

meeting. It was dreadful. They 1_0 talked loud, very loud. 'rnoy said: W’

"Why don't they sign them them- 5

The ev nt o f it : Pr .

.Whvydon.inu;;i_ agp Erinligngo :air fucks. and who gazed at the people key?" “I

IIS in a eop in Quebec

can

he need ubt' think th P E. -I.

them

lUAN'1IN` MIINIHIY INSIIIIMENIS

'rouoN'r0. Nov. 9.- slr rlwmus

White. Minister of Finance, yester- da:-' announced further particulars and

my ability to procure as large a por__tion as possible of governmental advantages for my native Province. The Government of the ,party I..was electedto support, has done much for the betterment of our trade and com~ merce and our agricultural interests. It gave us the

“wmri ltneyr- say.. ,..,.,.1,.,,_ ~W,,,,», t_sr..... of csnsdas victory Loss .ts Car Ferry, .increased grants to agriculture, the addition

thought? But there arc- lots wllol‘i°g0‘;_;l¥ _ __ b _ ___ __ opened gf

_ ., '. u crp on oors w e . _ -

0 t,,,§§§1,"§§§,,,‘;’,,,‘,§‘," ,Qf,‘}‘.}}“§'Lt,Zyon Monday Nsvemb...-12. for ave, ten for our Province foul members for all time to come,

r him. om sl e tn Il. -I. nf ~'-.and twenty vea1'l»°‘“I”» iififffll 1" 11°” ` t ' mber of wharves for the convenience of "Huw do you Irn0\v?»luask;|L ¢\;._-.(,(;x._| enlbc' 1917. interest ls' payable hall bull J' nu our

$100,000 annually to our provincial subsidy, secured

tablg- woman who are Hwy? if yearly, on June 1 and Ilccrlullcl' l. f3.I`II`l€I‘S 2,l.Il(l SI`llpp€l`S, 2l.lS0 (ll`€dg€d, the (IOCIPIS kill Cll?l1`~

w do you know they will?" lt's not hard to know them." said quiet woman who was helping the sldent. pick the knots out of the

church instzod of looking at the nlster all the time, "lt's not

The price ui’ the new loan is to llc

par-100 cents on the <Iollur~- ru: 5% per cent.‘bonds. with thc priv- lege of spreading tho paynlenu. ov.; n period of live months in luolltlllg. instalments-. lu view of this privi- lege oi’ spreading the payments. and as a full six mouths' interest will be

1-|_ I H it - _ry .- _. 1¢_._ .. ,_ Holtlt-l'.a oi liolninlon ol’ Uullzuln uc-

.d to refrain from certain tmngs_ as tiouslylfnagsltllkblllgllllolalliaillbglllb,Alm(i;l,. benturs stock, due October 1, Iltlil.

paid the purchasers on June i. 1015. thi' bonus of interest thus allowed will reduce 'thc price, so that the bonds yield the investor 5.01 pol' cent. on the twenty years bolui 5.63 per cent. on tllo‘ ten year bonds nnu 5.81 per cent on the five your lluluiu,

This loan wil cal'l°_v` collvcrsioll

pri»vile'ges into future issues, und will be free of any present or future l>o minion taxes#-including income tax

e_ __ I Conversion Privileges.

them talk, and watch their bands,

and rattle the' coins to let you

correct and dignified ill their

lething ”

my knew them not a bm. w.,u|_| {§Bollds will he ill de'noulllnlil=ul.»~ an lottetown and elsewhel-e_ - k for them, l'd control them; WW all $50~ ‘ man d0h't vote for llinl, I bct you. S2" at P"-

When- _it is considered that for over three years of

this period, the Dominion revenues have been u1‘g'e11tly required for war purposes, I feel assured that our efforts ire not unappreciated by the people of the Province, ir~ -espective of party. I am convinced that what has been done will ‘prov-e_-a lasting benefit to the Province and will afford a great impetus to our future prosperity. '~

During the last session of Parliament I was pleased

Lo support Sir Robert Borden in his endeavors to unite :he two great political parties which divide Canada in me Government. Such a. consummation would insure n nore vigorous prosecution of the war, and would be the neans of raising with the least possible friction the ne-

presscd brave boys at-the front.

I am highly gratified that a Union Goverlunent has

:essary recruits to go to the assistance of our hard .

‘rom earliest youth, I had' been "0

ey always made them full, and one UI"

ay? I het they won't." Sh

._ . , _ , . - rl

'iunday with -i0 empty box cars to I0 1 f - _ _ ‘ t -

ying it and it ¢ame_ torch to make llrlgllter the iight that .

gilt ell tl. aiio ’

But we have to do Uni- they Sham some, but Ile nlude three mistakes in

grammar." Mistakes ill graxnmar!" says il, ld bodies and souls perlshing!" "Oh, it might suit sonic," says Ile

.gr insumce____ ty might heal. him_ --It might suit and _uf llolltls oi the lhrec plwuctlillg

» -"'al

shoulder, thinks I. And some

ill tell you what the minister or

“wln they .lo it themselves? will teacher Said. D111 “ever \‘/Ord f

, 3 0

hat they think themselves. “God

- . _ 1931. at 971/» and accrued interest.

my Gulde,’ says I. | \ - .. » , .. ,,, Var loan bonds, due March I emit the mlmster kno“S` sa3"| 1937 at 96 :intl acrllcd iilt2l'ni'~‘.. mm (_0ntm“ing_ We me not an These will bo uccfptcn in Dart

ike. Some look inward und scnlc

.H me men in Quebec in a good hu. outward and all are not blessed with 40,-_ to mv nothing about the womem that gii’t_ oi’ the Gods, imagination and . ` ~ ' . a

nuot feel the pain that does not

'-lanna with all the women in Calla- “lake limi" OWN “will Ui~'\"`~

“Hut one tiling is surf-_" said the

had another Woman ,said Shu knew it I’l'~2sitlc|li. “None of our wolncll and

-'.v of our lucu will volc for Laurier d his l'ei'erendunl. V\'c will rush tllr rescue We will carry another

en l le n ns We will be

ice and neat, we lost the twine and eollllnlz when Dui' D001' boys sorely

- . U |~ __ m _\ t U 1919, at par and uccl'ucd intel'csl. sltllfiilfnezling me a `" Um( lc! -War loan lloluls :Inc llcccllliml' i.

He don't stl'ike\si,rik\‘ straight iroln 1_9`;l5- 3" 971/4 "ml *¥*"""“""l l"l'°""“L'

Dominion of Gallatin war loam iss-llirs. have the privilege of surrendering their bonds of this issue. undcl the following conditions: '

Debenttlre slack. duo llciollfll' I

l‘he two foregoing will be accept

ed in part puylncnt for bonds ot' any of the' three tuaturitie-.s of this issue.

War loan bonds due October Sl.

payment for bonds' oi' the 1937 mat- urity ONLY ot’ this issue.

_ Everyone Should

. Drink Hot Water `

'ulld'nt find nine of the addresses. '»v0uutle(1 ill the- strife turn their poor Wish away all the stomach, liver,

oori<dim1ued eyes to Canada looking and |,°w¢| pdisong b¢f°,-e

r help." - ..~ _ ' "Yes we'll be there," they shouted. - breakiast'

Alld they shouted so loud that I

:low been formed. It is composed of the strongest men lf both parties and shall have my full support.

At the last session of Parliament an Act was passed

.establishing machiner_v for the holding of a Dominion llectiou. It provided for the appointment of enumera- ors to make up lists of vgters for all the polls. These vill shortly be appointed. May I be permitted to request hat every possible assistance be given the enumerators n the preparation of these lists, so that everyone in the ]ouni._v, entitled to a vote, shall have his or her name on I he lists»befol‘e polling' clay.

In thus giving an account of my Ste\.varciship,~pe1--

:lit me to state I shall be candidate for this Country it the coming election.

The crisis which involves our Co<unti'_v is the most;

.mportant in its llist.or_v. It devolveslupon cvcryolle to zollsitler well the issue raised: are the people of Cana- , la to leave tmsuppol'ted our brave boys at the F1'ont_, vho have so long' and so well fought; for the preservat- ion of our lights and liberties, and » whose splendid leeds of heroism have covered Canada with glory and renown? It is impossible. __ _

as arraid that the few poor men

-anned tongue. and two dozen candles

'. ' " .` ' c . _ _ _ 'loxes but were`nt. and while some of mists s<>arcill1lg l'or Laurier 'would llc 10 mel lfliffl" li'-Wie; "fl -“UUV lllll* if

,,,me_ and others out with an express packing the bOxes_ which the p,.esi_ coins, l~ilv:u11latisll1 or gas-sy, nt-iii sto

U11 peeping lm-ough Lghe (|._\rk.;.3,;,\g To iccl _\'our host day in und tiny Out

0 gp.,-I-1115.1 may would en|j,.,g_ or wr. "cnt your tongue and sit-,ken you' mel- to me mwmed German C,,_mp_ l,~_rcatil or dull your head, no t-ousiipa But at last we were done, all but tion. hilious attacks, sick Iwndnche

em told us some of me men folk had mach. you must llutilc oil thc inside

I respectfully ask for the votes of all true alykloyal

men and women of this large and intelligent County of Queens’, assuring them that the best interests of our province and especially our soldiers shall have at all times my sincere support.

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indiy Lfferm] to d0_ like you bathe outside. This is vast

ly lncrc ilnportnnt. because lllc .~‘kil

on_,,_m| while She was trying to pick home_ the president only renmmking pores dd not_absol'I> impurities init ut the knots, she said calmly and de- that he wasqwt feeling as wen as; the blood. while the bowel pore.-; tio

an always was so and it always due and a "me com with “_ ,mlpheg To keep these poisons 'and tuxill'

She supposei She Said_ that they mink of it au_.» sam the Sec|.eta,.y__l.irc aiinlentnry tract. bcforo putting .mught mm if they gave Us a vote to --My pm". man gem so cQmp|0w|_v_ more food into the stomach.

we would get up teas and soclals to him to eat.” "° l’h0Sph““’ f"0"' ~l"‘“" Dh“""'“"i**i- Il

wished sho Iliad. sc would make tllem tllest to $0. she wid: ““l’l““*’“"" mmk T‘h"~°’Pl““‘“‘;' "Cl

fthem at the lable so uint they could >'~l.v the things she din suv about tllellf “"`*° ‘-‘? 1"""‘“”“ "“""' ’f°""‘“'l"“< _ ee their own llamc on it while ent- pool' men." T0 'G91 "kc 5"’\'"f¥ lllllifi f0f”J mf’

Tho Secretary said more than that. hurting her feet. I have heard it saith mllscle-“_l"’”"”"" ””""a.l"‘l Wm' H" “" 'he would put a board right across that some suffer more front iuraginn- "“’""lal'°" ‘lf 'md-l' I’0l“’"“~ Mill" lhi’ he lable so she could not. stu his fum- tion than otIl:=;-rs from the reality. "`¢’*"""”" "fill i'l"'V" HU- .lf<“‘rD If UD’

"But I can't agree with hcl; about All Soul' "Htl hot walor not on tile,

Iso that she know for a fact that the the vote." HHYS SIIG. "I W0l1|ll |10 HHH' Cl"“"“"'g' ”‘""‘(°"l"l'l ‘md Dull'

tell in the country, and she know it, just to show lliln ll could vote. “"*“"" l’°f0l'i‘f l*l`U“|il`Hfif-~ "Cl "1" lllif

lrcudful time getting thenl filled, with could not mark a ballot right. l'Ii

prices so high trying to make $2 do ict him see that I can make an LX'

s well as any mun. But one thing ‘ ' 1 "

ilways placed ills right elbow on the I won"t do," sh; says, not for any

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We didn't talk much on the way

sual. worrying about a bill coming “YS il W9U‘k“°W“ llllyslifllilh

ad not eaten much all day. and gm, well flushed from the ntoulncll., Ilvol hould be home pumug his may mu, ltilllleys and buwclsf drillk Ilefklrc Dt water and nmsmrd to (naw t|w‘llrcakfal-li. each day. n glass ot' hot hm' from his hemp She Sam_ water with a teztspoollful ui' linlv opoor s0u|S_ they do have 5 good stone plrospllate ill it. This will ml to Worry mem tom when you cleanse, purify and freshen the en-

um out tml 1 om," havi. to ,.0ax` Get, ii qllnrtcr pound of iituoslonf

when ,I was left “lone with tha “_ is inexpensive and almost tnstclcss table womam we having me fm.. except. u nourish twlnge which is not

.lpogr tlllllgil they are all ‘mill ou¢_ water every morning Io rid your sys- lm president must be very ¢_§m.,] to tcm of these vile poisons and toxins

-'pm-h,aps_-» I 5,,i,|_ -ltm, know w£.,.(,_ you felt Ilcfuro your blood, l\cl'vcs,l\.lu`

all to get a vote any w-ay I could get lying- S" li"l°*‘L"'“" llhollllflle ami hi"

vm. since I was ,m,u.,.ied he Sam 1 stonlncll, livor, kiduc_\'s and bowels.

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an. won‘t vote for any man ho drinks wihiskoyf' I don't curl:

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'Queen’s County Dominion Election

Ladies and Gentlemen. ,

Electors of Queen’s County.

At a large and representative Convention held a few

veeks ago I was unanimously nominated to contest this flounty in favor of the Government and the active pro- secution of the war. 4 , , _ 'The platform .since enunciated by Sit' Robert Borden is broad, comprehensive and statcsmalllike, and should receive the unqualified support of all pzltriotic electors.

My influence will be exerted towards the prompt

forwarding' of recruits to relieve our gallant but weawied soldiers at the front.

I shall vigorously urge all needful improvements ill

all our transportation facilities. 1 It is well known that congestion of freight, spring and fall, not only retards our prosecution of the war but paralyzcs our trade, causes heavy losses to our farmers, merchants and shippers, and urgently calls for improvement. ’

For nine years I had the honor of being a represen-

ilute away. and lliln u churcll mem who he is hc'll never drink."

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lf us to speak about the vote in that (;f_'l;_”" :_“`m’ll‘ (lillllllnhln who 'low 4 ‘V "/U ,V _ Whe we know ho t _ trn w s ey and lero are some- lll Z En , nzlllted the [poor souls allolll l\;,cwIl(;|i1 uw U'm’“l Slams 'U07' N ‘

I don't know," says I. "People

,hm can may do but nm hack ta said Lloyd-George dId'nt drink and

m¢an’s Institute will be served in the School Building.

“But whero will you get him?" says

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“Get him" says she, “there arc lots '

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Entrles close November 13th. Catalogues ready on November 16th.

Pee; Otlleo s Omoo. the mistress. »

ig. . _ __ _._ _ ,wp-|lAl\ , "A bachelor is a very happy msn."

' " 'E' I’ (lace ins|>oc'tor. "Whore did you learn that " asked

cgnquwn gm N", 191-1, I "rather told me," the time gn-I rs.”

this famous doctor's rlrescrilition is |1190- rlor to all others in elements that loathe- Meal - Destroy Pain

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tative from this Province in the Dominion House of Com- mons, during which period I tried to do my duty faith fully, and I trust not without results. '

I now respectfully solicit; your support for Mr. D.

Nicholson and myself. _ `

The season of the year in which this election cam-

'paign is being' held makes it difficult for me to visit each of you personally, much as I would like to do so,_but I shall use every effort to see as many of you as I can.

Yours faithfully, _

AI.llxANDIilt. M.\lt'l‘I.\'.

Valleyfield, A _ ~

October 29th, 191.7. '

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