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w|:|‘::;om°s|ook, Charlottetown.

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orly take - .I 0Al'l‘llt’8 _

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troub mu . °°*'°- dllilll llc ot l-» te, headache eu' ' .........lrf:.~'..°°°'~...l,~.':;..:.:r»=

ll.(_§Al1'D*Bl_B0llPIlil.B,Nature t nerve and blood tonic &ll.lbe\mathI»Ilefvonsness. slwlllessassssndlteuslo

` fossils asslisuslzzotsra

i§__ who is merely entertaining or, in ills

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blood

l leian and'8ur con €5,,“ "°"- 5"" it MI DNR Stores; P1ys` 9 ""~"‘-'d W “HY address on receipt

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& M K_ |l\lI;~§i<l»3rli».~»i vnu und _Viti\lity; for New., ion than when he iirst appeared be-

'_ 'al n; ncrvnses "gray nlntte.';"

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chsrloti¢\°W'\ ~ 5 'l|l"4 .=o|.n A1 w»s'|‘ml~ mum a'\‘almn tunity for mental expansion. which

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Morson & Duffy

oalrissers ana Attornoyv -

solicitors lor Royal Bank ot Canad

MONEY TO LOAN. »

McLeod _& Bentley .

Barrister and Attorney-at»Law, ‘ l

MONEY.T0 LOAN. . .

Office - Bank olv N.\l. Chambers

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y Unlseron Block. Chnrlolu-town.

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Warburton.& Shaw

Barrlsters, Attorneys,

Notary Public, etc.

Solicitors for Canada Bank Assocla*

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llsrrlslrr. Sollrltur. Notary |~,,|.||,.

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‘ ‘ ANI it irnot only the so-called

‘voeational'f education that internts yand holds the men of the army. It 3 Wil_1'6lw\‘l¢d a couple ol months ago ;not'~dnly that the _attendance upon . the lectures, whidh deal with philo- 'l°Dh_1eal and historical topics, was

._ increasing, but__that the quality of

lecture demsndedr by the men was much higher than that which was quite satisfactory in the early days ot .the war. The soldiers are con- stantly more earnest in their infor- mation about the'wsr, about"the country in which they are lighting, ahoutlthe history and 'ideals oi the Allies. and about the future ol our Own ¢°l1litry. As they become more accustomed to army lite and the eos- dltions ot the war. they demand s more searching kind of treatment and become :gore critical. It is quite useless to pu 'before them a lecturer

less fortunate sense oi the word.

15 merely inspirational. l

9, from “over there” not_ only trained of hands, hu a trained mind. I-Ie 'would

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Bank o Nova Bootle Building Jas. E. Harrls,' Charlottetown W. T. Horton, Halifax

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anent Mortgage Corporation. . . . r

9-Q-ofoo

Dustballe.

Makes sweeping, easy. t kills germs. Brightens loors and carpets. Al- ays have a lin ol’ genu

V _ ine Dustbane on hand when you sweep. '

Sold by leading grocers

Packed in barrels and lrogs for large consumers.

A. Williamson

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mm' Th" “"""'“ “"3 C" ’"' c“"" be a mighty stupid Bill indeed it

~ he didn't come hack with a mbre N active imagination and a broader vis-

it tore the draft board. even it there 01' had been no special attention paid

"B tion while in the army. Tho oppur.

the war has brought to some thou-

‘*” ‘ ‘ "° *‘ ** HW* °° ~ °-» ~- sands of young Canadians. cannot

L tail to have a lasting and beneiicial 5 eifect on their whole future careers. .1 Bill probably would have lived and

died in his home town, knowing lit- l tie and caring less about the people 1 and countries beyond the range oi ,l his immediate daily concerns. But l the Government put Bill on a train

2- and sent him a. thousand miles to ¢ Val cantonment, and Bill began to get l new ideas even before he donned a uniform. In camp he mixed with oth- er young fellows from every part of

l the country; more new ideas and lots of them. Alter a while he took an- : other long railroad trip, with a iew ,thousand others like him, to the i Atlantic seahoard; then he got on a ship and traveled three thousand miles across the ocean, landing in u country that he had known only as si blotch on the map, inhabited by ` people very much like his own folks at home and yet very different in their ways of li-ving and doing things. At last he reached lt billet somewhere in rural France. By this

» time Bill. in his point oi view und

ideas oi the world and his relation to it, was quite a ditterent person

Bill h ltt hi home lil

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from the w o- e e Nova. Scotia or Ontario or Manitoba vor British Columbia seven or eight ; months earlier.

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in chasing the ideal one often sur-

reeds in catching up with the mnit

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t Many ai man has got into zi pt-ck ol _ irrlllhle by trying to hirie his light

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T* ’ , . sl :nd mules l..'~ sllsoili c<\ri=lln»

nu E‘P°"°“°°' 01 W0 YUIIII UPI' y nlrgi That sei-lllo to be the uualli-

~lollr. oniniiih. lem only :iniong med

-al' lsgn., but uiso. auiong women lygienlc loaders who hnve the wel-

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ti' r lll lllun.

'\llvoyi.'1',: laenlio --- -llllsll I .lilllr-nza. skin and llloillll diseases --tllun by allowing iullllrs in be kiss- d proliliscuously by iiutterlng rionds und relatives. The lnotilgr

rho does not glllirfi her ba

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gnillst sulli peril is risking its fu-

ure llc-alill and ilappiness, and po laps its life." ' -

America flong nga mcngnized the

lvrll whirl; lilrkell in, tile baby kiss, nd carried on u cumpnlgii against .lssingy Artistic signs bearing the .orllfl "l)on`t kisil nie," were hung Llout habits' ner-ks. A suite govern- out li-cillrel' wus- nppointed, whose rillcipni work urls to ioctllro on the viis ol' kiauiliit. llc held lllcetllgs

ii over' \l'.é Stairs, nild in a ve

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lorl iilllc was abit- to ullilounce tha l- had ilecllred tilt- usslsinnce oi

\\ll< lnil become anti-

`.UOU lucllllors, ' l l , -;i:=;s;l~:,= so i`:l'.~ an iilulr liublrs we oilccrxlotl. ` _

nl ollu lillro it was proposerl

l=.-no ‘wily-klssillg r. cl-illllnal of-

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fue Ar1:‘rii'f\il llucilerlsh. "The Dilcilcais ui’ Mzll‘lllol‘oilg‘l

wid ri Lundozl col‘l~cll_po|id0lil, "Lil moigg like n ynllllg girl. -l szzw l

Aillerir.-an duclu-ss,' us ille Engiisll ` cull hor. nt-a rlzurity concert lust iliollih with licr Iwo silzilwnrt soifliol

soils, lilo Mui-quis of liizllldfill'd ii

Lord Ivor Sponcel'-I_‘llilrt-hill, und sire looked more lil:l~ lilo young money lllisior illzln their lllolllel: The :lu<~llol=s l roiililis izll her girli=;l: wil. A palroll- l ‘wal all lilo nollul-ri f~lll~le io ill-l' limi

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~::lill: ‘Dill you kzlol-.', dilvilcss, we

to llzxvv :ln oxlrzl l\nz.li.-~l' 1’ Iiozlr Lai

Conoiaincc- halo voillllilrolrfl lu give

one of llcl' barefoot l’ol'sli\il daillras '

~ f= » i ll ~l- sold

The <l\ll.ll< lllllloi to < sono und saill. wiill :1 :unili-_ 'Dill I toll yon, \\'li<‘li l slpllled tho szili iilnc-il;-on, limi Filllllltllilig drclld Wm; llorlnil I`o hn;l|li»n‘." "

.\'o\\'~a;s;l|xol~iiici\ llrzill. /\ sililring f.l<l ill lmlllomioll \\'

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rerlwliling is illeniionetl in fl recom

spr\.e<~h ni' :iir Allvklilml Gelldos.

ion iilnllonlul lllcll :intl boys olnploy- ud by inlmlorl limvspripel' oiiirf-l-l livr-

iliollsehlrl joincll the 'al'my. and

Lilo lllolllcill oi ihcl :1l'lllisli<'e helm!

»;i;;nc-ll illorc will-o nol lllirty lilen

i`ol' general s(-r\'i»:f- in all thc London lic\\':iDn;lfr oillces. Tllnt was n rc- rord. szlld Sir Auckland, which pinc- od lilo prose at the heziil of every I

tride grollp ill the luzlttoi' oi

fruiting.

Lois of women who are 'sliort

senslc_ are long on dollars.

Widowers, like tulnhledown hou

should be repaired.

Trying to keep from' \\'orrylng is

u7“'ll'22M5"3Wli5- , . V24El1¢~ll-22Mti. l““d"" 3 \’“~“h"l- what worries sliluv. pi-oplox

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STANDARD SET N0. 1 (ss illustrated).

consists ui heavily sliver-plstod so|i‘-stl'op- vim; Autnstrnn ltnzor. twelve ‘AutoStruD Blades and n Strop-complete ln hund- slome lllnck Leather Case lined with Velvet and Satin. Price.. ‘ The ssrne Outtit can be had in Leather Cases nt following colors:--Blue, Green. Maroon and Red.

BET N0. 50-Contrnts ss above. but in

polished Nickle-Dlutcll case. ur in _Erl- grnved nr Plain Mt-t.sl Cases. iinishcd gun-metal. Price ........ .. ‘

SET N0. 7-Cont#-nts ns in No. 1. but ill

a compact Docket foldini! fasr-Black or lirnwn. The Outfit includes a Metal °

COMFTNATION OU'l'FI-TS eontainlnl

Shnvinl-t Brush. Saab. elf.. in various styles, from $6.50 tn $15.00 Dei' Set.

See the AutoStrop Razor assortment st :my llruir. Hardware or Jewelry stou. You will iind s style to wit your desire.

Au_toStrop Safety Razor Co. Limited Anio5tro|| Building, Toronto, Canada

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has Never Made an Appeal to the Public

- /-\iccommodation.of the Insti`uiilln is Totally Inadequate for the Large Number ot l` l St/udenlts Attending it. This Institution inthe 65 Years of its Existence

Each Parish will be Separately Organized and Canvassed

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1. f You have done your duty toyour country, you have given _you Think of what they are doing and_ think of 3 'given the _lives of yourlnoble sons to your country s cause; ' there is yet to b_e_ done ln the’cause_of_Educat1on._ Do yo voul have 'lent your country _$10,000,00Q. What_ have you - realize the sac iflce the staff of this institutionis making 'given for the cause oi Christian Educat_lon?; Think of the for the_cause__ of Education? Give them at least sufficient I ‘Work this institution has *accomplished in this/ province for accommodations to “carry on.” Remember that he who iives " ' _ Think of the men and clergy it has pro- to the cause of Christian Education is lending to the oifd

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