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P I 'J _ i W _ _ _ __’ _ _ __ ` _ VAT, __

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She Went Days .

Without Food

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Hospital Treatment Failed an

wgzzfatlon Was Advised But Cure

was Effecteu without the use

of this Krllft.

1-11.1.- liity, N.S.. Nov. 22.- ilere . f ,-use which sorely puzzled the ifoiiiittil doctors. ilt was evident that mg great suffering from pain under mt; 1,.;-; siioulder-blade was due to m,.,,i,tiiy of the llve,r but no medical lre,m,,,.i\t seemed to do any good. . in fm-t nretllcines failed, anti the d,,,...,.-,» _-mil an operutfou was the M1.. liope. lint Mrs. \’Vntklns hesitat- ,.,t hi-i`oi'e tht-. enormous risk oi` an op- ,,,.,,|;r.ii und ilecldetl to try Dr. (‘lit1se’s Km,,,._,~.|,lv¢-t- Pills first. _ l Th.. result was that she was per-, fe,-_iiv riirctl three years ago, and feels n0“.-th", she Can_ report the cure. as| tiioronph rind lasting. This is not a.n, isomtritl case. but proves tha;_ this gr..." tnetiicine cures when ordinary 'p,.(_<(<|~iptio1is full. l \|,<_<_ ,\nuie \Vatkins‘. New Aberdeen. \~,;,-,, srotiu., writes: “I think it is time for me to give my experi~| ew. with your wonderful Kidney-' L,,.,.,- pills, For seven months I suf- fered with what the doctor called in- drgesiigii; but whatevei_° it was, l suf-

iiib The pain would stilittculiar needs are to be met in mill.

lewd lc“' ly- ` ‘ ` , iiiitlcr my left shoulder and pass down’ mv sith- iintii it reached the pit ot my| stoinucii. it just seemed as if the flesh were being torn from the bone.| _tt iinic.-i l used to go without food iroin one morning until the next. 1 mul no i-nergy left i`or work at all. ,lt ia,-it our doctor sent me to the lropital i'or a m_outh. For four days and four nights l never broke my fast, .-xiwpt for a drink nl' waters After four il.'t_\',~: when the pain entitle buck \'.'oi-so than over. 'l`l1cn l was told l it-iiulil iiitvc to undergo-an operation, iiiit I would not consent to that. At l:i.| l ri-tid about l)r. (‘liuse':-1 Kidney- Li,.,.,~ pills' and started to take them. _-lt lirsi l did not notice. much diti`er~ ein-1-, but still i_kept on using them. ,mil by thc time four boxes were used

r~. tim-tlv well :main That was

l wt ‘ pi" _ 4 _ . in ll|i4_ so .V011 S60 l can safely Saylhuman qlenient ol' family assoela- .i

that I was curoil. l sltall always be gi~.tti~i`iil to llra' t‘h:ise`s Kitlncy-Liver i’ili:~'. tt: tlioy did inure l`<ir me lhu'n i'o||r :lot tti|‘,~'." `

iir. t liitsi-'c ltitltiey-Liver Pills, one

pill :i dose, 25 cents a box. all deal- ct-.- or lltlniansoii. Bates & Co., Limit ml, Toronto. ltefuse substitutes, for they onlv disappoint.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

\\'hr., you wish to take up threads

iniil iwivcliiigs with your sweepst- iltiiiiptiu the brush ami thc task will lie an i-:isy mit".

.'~‘.itil~ walnut ments are improveii

by siiziititig in milk and water for rigih iiiiurs; dry und they will he as lriwli .is i|<f\‘.'_

\'»'ii»-it r»:i\'criiitz jolly jars with wax.

melt it-ax in at sniall teapot; by pour iiii; it lroin the spout the jars are tiiiii-ltly and ni-ally covered, :intl the ivttx .~iti_\,c ntiltcu for ti ioiigor lt\1\g't'n iii time.

iloloiif wtisiiiin: your s\voatcr, sew

up the buttonholes. This will pre- iont thf-in front stretching open, as they invuriubl_v do in the process oi'

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UNITED STATES STATES 8TUD|EB`, M.H.C. BUILDING PLANS

Experts Also Investigate Methods and Equipment ln Canadian Convalescent Hospitals

'l`he United States, now raging the

Problem ot’ providing institutions in which to core tor wounded and crip- pled solillers during tlteli convales-1,

ence, and facilétles for their vocation- .-il training ant rc-education along in- dustrial lines. is drawing upon the experience of the Military Hospitals 1.'-:itnmission ot' Canada and giving close attention to its standardized pluns and sanntr-rin.

Experts and delegations from all

sections of the republic, representing State Councils for Defence, have in- vestigatetl Ohe buildings, equipment and methods employed by _the Canu- dlan government und endorsed the work unconditionally.

New Yom and Illinois

1°-1110115! those were representutivesl

i’-rom the New York and illinois (ouncils who asked for copies of thel plans oi' the standard hospitals and sauatorla worked out by Capt. W. l.. Symons. officer ,in charge ot' the “orks Branch of the Canadian (‘on1- tuission. to be used in planning their buildings.

Captain Synions' advice has been

widely sought'in deciding what pe.

tary hospitals for convalescent cases. 'lhe United' States must anticipate her needs and provide i'or 11 contingency which nt_the present time exists only tu her iiitttgination,

' “Over the Bumps"

"We have been over the humps."

explained the otiicer. “and we know that many fine plans which we thought ouilht to work would not. and only experience could teach us. The Aiiiericaits t-nn proiit by the things we have _learned in. the last two years."

"‘One of these things is the unsuit-

ahility.ot` the large concentrated' hos- nilul centre where two or three thou- sand patients will be treated. lt seems a great plan until you introduce the

tions. For eiilciency and economy inl 11‘0il1i11H-iiieii with the nmbitioit to give them the atlvatitagey the very host possible inetiicnl attention is it iindtitiliteilly u plan with many te~ cotnniendations, but when you look as it from the mnn‘s point ot' view it is not.

Small Hospital Near Home

_"lic wants to be near homo, where his_tolks can visit hint and he can oc- casionally go home on a short leave. Unless he is, ite will be discontenteti. and discontent is absolutely incoin- palible with quick recovery."

l<‘or this reason you must. have smal-

ler hospitals and homes in a greater number oi' localities to gain the best results."

Canadian Construction

'l“he Canadian plan of coitsti-uction

is not in accord with the piano gener- ally followed lxi""`E1i,'g`liiii'd. a`iitl"`l'oi' some reason widely endorsed for tem- porary hospitals, in that it has two stories. The American investigators who come with the one storey plan in mind' soon-qlose it when they see the relative costs of the Canadian plan for similar accommodation. The same ,number of patients can be pro- vided for in the two-storey structure of the standardized l\<l.H.(l. plan at a saving oi' 25 ner cent. over the single storey structure. '

Not only is the construction cheap-

er _nt first, but in the operation oi' the hospital the cost of service is less, which in anticipation of thousands of `i patients is it great item in itself.

llle Ladies’ Home

/ Journal

C hrisimas Number

The Womeit’s Home

Companion Christmas Number

Are hotii on sale ai. our News Count- or Tito ben iful number the finest

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and licsl. yet issued, every home should have a copy only 15 cents.

L1\\‘t:f‘ stocks of latest and bent

books routing in tially.

Beautiful new, goods in Chriltimas

stationery, cards, etc., now opening. T0y and dull idepartment upstalrii 111111111 tip with new goods. Hove you not it copy of Ralph Connors' new lrookx’ Now in stock, one of hlS ll’.!~`l_ ,,

CAR PER & Cf) , Limited

BOOKSELLERS.

f`~.“"""1

bee Our Separators

Don’t fail to see our

exhibit ,of De Lavall Cream Separators, at 149 Great George St. Milk cans, bottles, capS» brushes, Separator oil, Separator parts. The

Alpha gasoline and ker- osene engines, gas en- gine oil.

tlltarlottetown

` 4s.'i~1o-Mtsumo. ` ,

l Dr. R. P. Magnuson, chief surgeon ot’ the Chicago and Alton Railroad. . who was appointed to investigate the _Canadian institutions for the illinois /(louncll, tleclured upon his departure that he had an entirely new measure of the inimensity of their problem uf-

lter seeing the work being t`.'oue in ,tlanada.

WASHINGTON TRVING T0

GET JAPANESE SHIPS.

\VASHlNG’l‘lN, Nov. 20.- Confid-

ence that negotiations looking to the exchange of American steel for .lap- anese tonnage will he concluded suc- cessfully was expressed by olllciala here tonight despite Jnpan's apparent refusal to sell her ships at the price oi‘feretl.Tlte question ot price, it was said. is the only point that remains to he cleared up.

T01(-I-O, Nov. 20.-- The depart-

`mcnt of commerce announces that negotiations with the United States , by which Japan was seeking to have l the American embargo on steel raised

to a certain extent in Japan’s favor. have been broken off. to Japan's re- gretbecause of the tllffering circum- stances lr: which the two countries are placed.

American demand for Japanese

shipping in return for the concession would virtually destroy Japan’s Euro- pean trade, the statement declares. while the equivalent offer was an ln- atlequato one. Jupans’ assistance to her Allies, the statement points out. cannot. be reached to the extent of in- fringing upon the necessity to her nn- ; tional existence.

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Sr s Creamaesplled ln"Noctrl1l lfolloves H -Cold! at Once.

wif” your nostrils are cogge ann' your head is stuffed and you cant breathe freely because of it cold or cntarrh. just get a small bottle of Ely‘s Cream Balm st any dr-ug store Apply a little of this flB81'M1t. antis- eptic cream into your nostrils and, let it penetrate through every hifi passage of your head, soothing and' healing the inflamed, swollen muc-l ous membrane and you get instant` relief. `

Ah! how good lt feels. Your nos-,

trlls are open. your head. is clear, not more hawking. snuflling, blowing:,. no more headache. dryness or strug-N gling for bresth.'Ely's Creati: Bsllni tit just what sufferers from hood colds and catarrh need. It’s a de-i

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The P1-guided; gf Lqgn will be used for War purposes only, and will be spent wholly in Canada

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The MINISTER or Finance o_f’f¢>rs`for Public Subscription

Ca11ada’s iViot0ry Loan `

“ef ~_,’-` ' issue of 1 $150,000,000. 51/2% 0.01.1 Bona.

Belting interest lrom December 1st,'1917, and ollcred in thrt-c‘ maturities, the choice of which is optional with the

subscriber, as follows:

5 year Boi ds flue December lst, 1922 10 vear Boiilis due llccenilicr lst, 1927 20 'year Bonds cltic Dcccniber lst, 1937

This Loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament of Canada, and both principal and interest are a charge upon

the Consolidated Revenue Fund. . ‘

The amount of this issue is $150,000,000, cxcliisivc of thc auuouut (if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds of

previous issues. The Minister of Finance, iiowe-vcr, reserves the right to allot the whole or any part of the amount

subscribed in excess of $150,000,000. s

Principal and interest payable in Gold

` Denominations; $50,' $100, $500 and $1,000

Subscriptions must be in lsuins of $50 or multiples thereof. -

P ' ' l bl 'th t liar e at the t)l`i`tcc of the Minister of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, or

at the Ofl`i‘Cl:$:iFQhePTA’;;isteall?R;)c\;i\'(<;r Giiieral at llalifax, St. john, (`l\arlottetown, Montreal, loronto, Winnipeg, Regina,

Calgary and Victoria. _ V

` Interest payable, without charge, half-ycarly, june lst and December lst, at any branch in Canada of any

Chartered Bank.

Bearer or Registered Bonds .

. \ Bonds may be registered as to principal or as_to principal and interect.

Scrip certificates, non-negotiable, or payable to bearer, in accordance with the choice of, the 'applicant for

registered or bearer bonds, will be issued after allotment in exchange for pr_o\_-'isional receipts. When these scrip ce,-titkates have hem aid. in full and payment endorsed thcrcon by the banlc receiving the money, they may be exchanged

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for bonds, when pre ared, with coupons attached, payable to bearer, or registered as to principal, or for fully registered

bonds when prcpang' without Coupons, in amor-drmce with the application-.--------------»»---W-----~--....-M ._ .. ,.-.

A Deliver of interim certificates and of definitive bonds will be made through the Chartered Banks.

' ~ ' b ' ,l ' i ' 't` ` f $50. $100. $500., and $1,000. and may be registered

ll to prigceizlflr 3:1” ds ‘1v7llttllyc(::|:i;l1§ri:vcll\boddgmflr; ilililtt;r;!:)rt;iili$l1li(;iisi€ paid iilirect: ,to the owner by Government cheque, will b¢ i”u¢d in d¢|'\¢ml'“;ti°ng of $1,000, $5,000 or any authorized multiple of $5,000. .

' ' ' 25 ~ f ' l loid iwsued, holders of fully registered bonds without coupons, will haveStll1l:gl'i:tl1tt?tlilxiiai/gtflteiltitgfbondfncif th; iiifthihiillvatioii of=$1,000 with coupons, and holders of bonds with coupons will have the right to convert into fully registered bonds of authorized denominations without coupons, at any time, on dpplication to the Minister of Finance. = _ " '- Surrender of Bonds‘ ' . ~

A ’ ° f C da Debcnture Citock due October lst, 1919, and of bonds of the three precedin;_

Dominiotii <?t!d5:i1:t‘lar-)\‘ll7rar\ltl°n1.l:>I;\noIss1i\e‘sé: have the privilege of surrendering their bonds in part payment for sulvscriptiiiiié

to bonds of this issue, under the following conclitions: _ `

V S k, d () t l r 1 t, 1919, at Par and Accrued Interest. O

Briggs, dill: Dleczhiber 1;, 1925, at 97% and Accrued__In_t_e_r_est.__ __ _ __ _

4': (Ttu 35°” will b¢ accepted in part payment for bonds of any of the three maturities of this Issue.) f »

.' d , d O t b r 1 t, 1931, at 97% and Accrued Interest. '

wg 111222 gglrld; duuee llllaiicli lsst, 1037, at 96 and Accrued Interest.

(These will be accepted in part payment for bonds of the 1937 maturity ONLY of this Issue.)

' ' ` f th' ' sus will, in the event of future issues of like maturity. or longer made

by the (£32tqx:n?§nlheotTl:;(l\hsa1I:1i;;l`|lxtriage ablfoxi, be accepted at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of c’ash for _ I

the purpose of subscription to such issues. »- . `

_ 1 Issue Price Par .

Payment to be made as follows: ' `

be 1 t, 1917 20°’ on March lst, 1918

lg " Effxy '2..S.i, 1918 201% on April ist, 191s

,~ 20 9 on February 1st, 1918 20% on May lst, 1918 "t-'S ,.

l ,tht .I A fullhslf year's interest. will be paid on lst June, 1918 ‘ `~‘~,,, i °

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"fu ~i The Bond! therefore give a net yield to the investor of about: ‘

5.08% on the 10 year Bonds

5,8]_% on the 5 year Bonds p

,,./U" . _ . . ,.. . " f h .d f th M t of < nance. Failure to pay-any

A An payment' are to be made to 3 Charteredl`Bt?l!;kto Ofortfeietiii; tiieealloitrihserii' to caincellation. Subscriptions

i““‘m'°°l :hgh dsc wil'lg;|:t'niit)e';p<`;?;lic;ua:tlr)1il)i'1ixtIteiiiilascidbed, must be forwarded through the medium of a. Chartered Bank. A°t‘\:;nl>‘t"::::eh inyéonegzlgqof any Chartered Bank will forward subscriptions and issue provisional receipts.

In can of putiat allogmgntg the surplus deposit will be applied toward payment of the amount due on the

january instalment

t the rate of 50% per annum. Under this provision paym

' 1 , 1918, t th rate of 79.46959 por S100

lf 3: ll?/Ie:rrcll\m1};t,st 1918, it th; rate of 59.72274 per 0100.

` If id on April lst, 191-8, at the rate of 39.90959 per $100

ti If PM 0,, ],,,,,.,.y 2...i, 1918, at the me of so.1o7os per stoo; ` P

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b bta' ed from any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank, or from any Victory

- Forms of application 'MY ¢ ° "1 Loan Committee, or member thereof. _

The books of the Loan will be kept at the Department of Finance. Offifl- '

f h on the Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges. .

Application will be made in due course for the listing o t is issue

i Subscription Lists will close on or before December ht, 1917. ’

F im ’ ‘ `

°"f>'§°l§i`f, '§i'°vl'.l.i.¢.°'fa.i..- 1911. ‘

rw" hee from tons-Including snrlncome tax--imposed in pursuance of legislation enacted by the Parliament of Conds. "".

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