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sl to

0IIl' ~ t0l'IllS lift!

iapprohation purchases unpaid. As

cash we cannot

carry these items and will ad that you attend to the matter

T0-DAY.

Please make lt a

pnmt to attend

to this matter immediately.

MO0RE .

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' to_n_ 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and dren. who had spent the summer

C Bible Classes. 7 p. m. sermon, sub. months at the home of her parents,

Jett. Thanksgiving. Pastor Rev. Mr. Mr. and Mrs.R obert Matthew Elms-

. ° ‘al Springfield. Mass. They were ac- e BAPTIST CHURCH _ companled by Miss Eva Brennan who

g _ it of 'I`hankrulness_ 2.30 p, m. sun. *L_

_, _~ 1_1

F 1'f-‘- ~~ - - " day School and Bible classes. 7 p. BIG SHIP BUILDING

Want to Feel .lust

Q Take an NR Tonight is _

JUST TRY I1' AKD BEE how much better you lcd lu

hoadaehy. Und. d¢n't-know-whn'»-the-maint feeling will

TROUBLE Ili, your system is

clogged \~.i:lx a 1:. of impurities that your over-wcrlzzd digcztivc :nd ciiminativa Ufgans

can't get rid cf. Pills, cil, ::.!:;, calomel and ondi nary lax:ltivc:,- csthzrticz r.:d purge: only ftrce dig

bowel.: and prod thc liver.

Naturcir R:mcdy(NR T.:5i:::) acts on thertomach, liver, bowels and even laidmys, not forcing, but ton- ing nnd strengthening time organs. The ngnlg ig prompt relief and real, I:;:i:g benefit. Make the test. N:xture`s Remedy will :‘.:t promptly, thoroughly, yet so mildly, so gcztly, that you will think nature her

self has come to thc rmzue and is doing

the work.

/\sdoh,whatareiief! You‘ll be cum-ised ta Sad how much better you

l;:l-brighter

. bcrzexovernvny.

ll habitually as stubbornly con- Ltipared. ukl one HR Tab! f earl: night for a mek. Then ynr.:'ll not have tolakataodlcins nary day. Jas: an occasional Nit Tablet after that will be seflcisnt tolzeeu yoursvsren

rx c‘ al cenrlltran-keel?

7uu i cling your beet.

tl '5 ‘

and

E. Central

. the Fatherheart. _ ' ` _ MONTREAL Oct. 9;-A great North

’ ST. PETEW3 ¢A1-l-|5pRA|_ _fvncrlcan rilipbllililzrg cl:'.-nt.: be-

trrren Canada and tl‘~_ United States

1. ut. Sunday School and Bible Class- PXU‘1\0l‘<llll8l”Y. mn-'l='l8‘lr of the- Skin-

":.“m,u7h“‘.§:;¢_"-" es 2.30 Evening 7. Canon Simpson, ner and Eddy Corporation of Seattle

L __`_‘-:_______-_ E-___ _ _ _*__ _ _ -_ fol_° s;)l_ch a '_tiopic, but t:_e`tp_l;emler has

~-let- -Nt`_*¢_t9 ` __ _ ____

l re

World’s Record

Shattered

3000 bottles of Buckle_v's WHITE

BRONCHITIS .\llXTL`llE SOLD IN ONE .MONTH OVER THE (70U.\"l‘ER, ‘ with the most wonderful results. cur- ing COUGHS? '(‘OLDS? BIIONCHIT- IS? BRONCHIAL AS'i‘H.\fA AND HOARSENI-ISS when all other rented- ies failed. Get a bottle today and cure that cough, '_/nu have everything to, gain and nothing to lose. as it is said under an iron bound money fhack guar- antee, ang backed up by thousands of testimonials that i will be only too pleased to furnish on request. 60 cents is the price that stancls between. you and a life of health and happin- ness. You can buy it from any live dealer, take no substitutes, nothing in the world like it; or mailed direct for 75 cents. Order from _

CARVELL BROS.,

Charlottetown

W. K. BUCKLEY, Manufacturing Chemist,

93-95-97 Dundas Street. East

Toronto

The Direct import Co., '

Sole Distributors,

No, 1 Union Street St. John. N. B.

WHAT DID HE SAY?

1-.;

Obaervant Yolmgster - “Oh. l00k‘

holcl _ ln

their way here early today.

mzltle by Governor Goodrich, of

MINE E E I

pol'ution's greatest plants, affected _

my ,,,(,,-8 than ,wo weeks bv mg lpasslng through it.lWater dipped from her own housq' ‘said Lloyd George, _ _ strike in the steel industry.. totlny the stream is almost warm enough to “a lust master, a fair mae-ter, a gener-‘ -ler, speaking last night lalrl the was umlvr ,mmm-V com,-or of ap. ,poach un egg, they assert. One hund- ous master.__but always master in her

|,,-,,x;,,,,,t@;._,- 11_100` federal S°|d1e,~5_1 red miles out to sea, the temperature own house.

C,,,,,m,m,|(.d by Major Gene,-al Le0n_.‘ls 100 degrees above zero.. The stream This was naturally accepted as a pro _-,rl W,,,,d_ Ccmmamlam ofthe ce,,._ is said to be ten miles nearer the clamation of the pre-mier'e view that

The call for fedral troops was ' leader of the recent strike, Bpeaklns

In 0 ' .

diana after thousands of strikers “DOH U16 Seiilefllefll H8 B ¢°mDl'°ml5° paraded and held mass meetings af- To EXTRADHE a“‘l_Ye5te"daY ‘awed 9' smteglent ap` ter being forbidden by the mayor, GERMAN OFFICERS pealmg for reconciliation and a burial the police and approximately three 1°' ~ - _ Of hard IBGUDBB- _ ;-.unarerl stile militia men stationed, PARIS. OHL- Oct- 9--The alfred* 'Labor leaders appear to differ Wild at Gary-_ tion of Count Otto Bismark has been Mr. Thomas as to some aspects of the

R B COM S HE R , ’ ' ~ - _ __

‘ 1-0 -r|1|_E ESTA1-g~thorlties at Lille, according to the cor- important speech newepusem try to

DA\V;SO.\!, N. Y., Oct. 7.-Robert Other Germans are also to _be Bxtradi- political purpose. The general inter-

Leewn, yukon mine,-_ ,-eaenm, rec. ted the writer states. Coun Bismarck :negation of this speech ls that tile awed 3 |e¢¢@,~ from his sister' M,~5_ :s accused of having had fourteen ln- premier has broken' with labor Mary Cann,m_ Los Ange]e,.,_ stating he habitants of the village of Vocergne unions and wants tn draw his eup- had recenl-y become heir to the title 5l1°t "B5 8" examllle" and °f burning port from the middle classes, wh;)~ap~ and estate of the 'Earl of Milton. To- 5e"°|°“l l1°“3e° lh¢f°» Slmlli," Chafses PRFEIIUY tended to dflilf 31°!" from Jay Lesson, carrying his baggage and are D'\'€f9l'|`9d SERIES( the Others WIIOSB him 85 8 result of tlIB I‘€@Btlt' [I0l‘C8 wearing a flannel slim and non-nailed eiffetilliqfl IS dvmavded- campaign upon allegeusovermental

-nr Mya to my

i -run auutoutn as .ns at

falfortrs, Blmnlnlle. _ `

- -wmreo _ A mul at cnmu _. 15°°~ House. Summerslde. 1408-10-Bmtr ‘ ' -_

-THE STORE AND WAREHOUSE on arrivodthts week;-Minute lac., ee or slnelnn- e stewart Limited will llurny. out r _~ hallway; sudden. be closed on Thanksgiving Mon- Dollwtte. from gydney, coal' for Hol- dly October 13th. " 148;-t0~l09|8iE1i. mans Ltd.; Victor-1|, Beton from syd-

--" ' ' ‘~ |191. coal for llr. J. S. Allen.-H.

-POLKE COURT.-An asnnlt » _ ._ _ '-_-.__

easehetween um men from West e --Suillngneihg' gov in nos. Prince County. came up for hearing PlTAL-Mr. and Mrs, Stanford Gay on Tuesday before Mr. A. Campbell of Summersids have been in Halifax J. P. and resulted Qu the defendant to visit their son, Herbert, who has help; fined $20 B_l1'i C05".-H. been in the Military Hospital there

_ for some -time. An operation had been

P€Yl‘0Yl710d on Private Gary in the hos-

' C pltal at Charlottetown in the eummer

ang since he 1:e_;csheg Halifax he has un ergone n _

_ sr. .lAMEs cl-luncu tonal ones,‘l`lte lutthzulthhrigeggtlg.

' ' Mft GRY returned home on Monday

11 a. m. sermon. Rev. Mr. Glen- evening but Mrs. Gay has remained

dennlng. 2.30 Sunday School and Bib- in liallfax. Mr. G-ay reports his son _ie Classes. 7 p. m. sermon. Visitors very ill but the doctors hope and be _,welcomes seats provided. Pastor Rev. lleve he will pull tm-°ugh_

,Dr. Fullerton. Subject of evening ser- é_<_._._

_mon.-“A 'man's Task." \\'ES'I‘ERN'PERS()NALS

, ZION CHURCH -'MHDBSGI J. J. Gaudet of Happy-

sermon Chl.ldren's ‘talk :gng,|°_ft`hT““day' °“ 3 business mp

Sunday School and Bible ' ° n' N' B' -'

m. se . P h _

1-nylon "mm "ac er ~Mr. S. A. Rockford, proprietor of

the Hiball* Fox Ranch, Palmer Road,

M51-Hgpggf cHURcH was in town on Tuesday.-H.

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lla m sermon Rev Dr Fuller -Mrs Leslie Oliver and tvlo chil

ll a.

2.30 p. Classes. Rev. G.

seii ___ _

v sl Glendennlng. dale, left on Tuesday for their home

_ will spend the winter at that place

11 a. m. sermon, shbject The Spir~ -H_ _ _ _

m- 5973103. BUDIBCLV The LOIl8‘lDg 0f‘ ENTENTE IS LIKELY

Thanksgiving se,-v|¢eg_ Holy Com. is inrshadowcri in the risl: to Mont-

muoioo s and 11 s. m. Marius seq reel of David Rodgers. slrlnbuilder

~ _ Although Mr. Rodgers would not

ST. PAUL's cl-iunci-| give out any details of the scheme for

it is as yet in the early stages of com.

17th sunday alter Trinity. Harvest nletion. it is understood that promin-

Thanltagivlng services. 8_~30 n, m_ cnt shipbuilding concerns in Canada Holy Communion. 11 a. m. Morning have been approaching. particularly Prayer and sermon, subject Thanks. in Montreal ln this matter and they giving. 2.30 p. rn. Sunday s¢h001 have received the proposition favor- and Bible Classes, 7 p. m. Evening ably. A part of the scheme is the es- Prayer and sermon. subject. Thanks- Ulblinhilienf Of 8 11058 Shillbllildlllg giving. M-iss Amy Earle will sing a yard in Montreal and several at other . solo at the morning service and in the strategic points throughout Canada evening the choir will sing the An- and the United States, involving an them "l Will Magnify Thee 0h Gnd- initial outlay of millions of dollars.

Norman Churchill.

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The Nation Means

H to he Master in

H 0 H ”

Sunday School and Communion ser-

vice at 11 a. rn. _

- LONDON. Ooc. 9.--Premier Lloyd

SALVA1-'ON ARMV George surprised his countrymen, as _ _ . . he frequentlydoes, by denouncing the

hollfsfuldr sunday Servwe at usual _ railwaymer1's strike as “Prussianism"

" and "another effort to hold up the

"" """"""" -community and strangle into sub- . ' mission” at the Lord Mayor's Man-

sion House luncheon 'in honor of

_ Field Marshal Allenby yesterday.

The occasion was an unusual one

PEOPLE'S CHURCH'

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

_ , a. la t of omg unusu ngs at an

unusual time. Near him sa-t Emile

NEW YORK Oct 9-Don't rail at Faisal, son ofthe King of Hedjas, in

the weather man for the hot weathe white robes and the Archbishon Of

which has been prevailing every time Canterbury with nn HPNY Of 00181' 5

e the skies clear. Rather pray for an military and civilian notahles such as

g y iceberg or two to drift into the Gulf only London can muster on ceremon-

..__.. stream. Sailors report. the stream is, lztl occasions. They expected nothing

GA-1-¢y_ Ind" UCL 9__Ga1-y_ site of _almost at the boiling point at the more sensational than compliments

_,HU of me Ulmml stares steel C0;-_ present time, and that existence on to the conqueror of Palestine.

the decks is almost unbearable while “The nation means to be master in

coast than in Ju all of which ' the government won a victory over

coast. ional Union of Rallwaymen. and

nt Albert -Hall on Sunday night dwelt

demanded of the German government strike settlement. -" at the instance of court martial au When Mr Llovd George makes an

respondent of the Excelsior. Eight read between the lines to lseovet- his

bouts, started for Ireland to clai his ””"_ _‘_ *` GXUHVHBHIICP- heritage. m _ r_AlnI|‘d'l |-|'\|".‘°'\i ¢U"°l U|lf°_||\P°'. George Roberts, British food control _

at that funny man, mother! He’s sit- - ' ' ._ ' _ i

Alherton. 'Piles-

By order of

*"°|‘|"’P|NG-1--'l‘»I|'e"`follo\\'il\g schoon-

blama for a break in the negotiations on the railway men. accusing them of adopting “methods of tiecret dip- lomacy” and declaring the settlelnent

trol repartment of the aryln. Five` ly. 15 _ _ 9! Wage |“3l~f°“ “mst be ‘alien °“t °‘ m,,,d,.€d more troops ues), from ,imp believed to be the cause of the hot the strikers. ‘.l.he hun_ds of political officials. Mr. ,imy at 0m.,|,;,_ Nebraslm were on, wenthor prevailing along the Atlancic J. 'H_ Thomas. secretary of the Nat- Roberts last DOIN! IB in 11110 Wllh "W

generabsentlment of the cutlutry as voiced hy the tlcwspapers. A. project is ntnot for organizing an e. ecutive committee of all sections nt ‘l bor to carry on negotiations with t-nl levees.

because of th_e strike has not yo‘\__been remedied. At several stations t day there was displayed a placard \\\biclt

Thousands or tvorllcrs. .who expected to return home as usual -in sulrurlnn trains last night. were dlsappointed`

and lines containing hundreds of per-"Ill the War.

EXECUTIVE OF I. O. D. E.

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new and smart in clothing will fund these stocks, fairly

_ teeming with different ideas °-g00d 01163 ll00 YOU H Say-

- How About Your

New Fall Hat

Bear in mind that the

Hat is the crowning feature of your. good appearance ; 'and 'get yours early. _

Leave to us all mat-

ters of correct style, value etc. '

New styles in Soft

» and Hard Hats

‘ $3, $4, $5, to $7.

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Moo and

$15.00 up.

Fit. the Boys out Here for His New

Fall Suit and

Boys’ Fall Suits $5.50 up.

Representing

s You-fanned; ..__.,,‘ss1.tto

see..tnese.new boys will wear [fhlsi The young _man who enyoys _the '

rlElzE's` OUR sliRv|CE lu A NUTSHELL -_

' ’ We have the' styles that-~-make ~

. you appear at your best--the r_1ght kind of merchandise at rlght prtces. You couldn’t ask more; We Wouldn’t Want to give you less..

Men’s and Y_oung~ Men’s Fall'

Suits and Overcoats at » _

Our wonderful showing of BOYS’

Clothing is an example of our com- plete readiness to care for 'the needs of all boys 2_ to 18. years. The re- markable assortment ancl extra- _ ordinary values Offered will make you buy. Buy your Boys’ Clothing

here and save money.

young m 11 and ‘

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Boys Overcoats 9.00 up.

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The dislocation of railway ‘traffic

announced the conipanics llupe»l\ io resume normal :raffle lornurronv

sons waited until' late at nlxht. at tram terminals and trspn sheds.

MET IN ‘TORONTO

'roltoN'l\o, oct. 7.-l-reads of the l.

0. D. E. from various parts of Canada

have been in attendance' at the OC- gobsr meeting of 'the _National Execu- tive, which was held at l\eadCi\lR\‘I9l'*‘- with Mrs John Bruce luesldlns- Among those present wr-15 MISS' C°“` stance Boulton, who resl8Il9d fmm the executive at the last annual meet- ing. Miss 'Boulton l'it\S SIHCB TBCOUBIH’ ered her resignation and her letter preparatory to returning to the Order was read at the executive meeting a month ago.

Mrs. Stwart, National Organizing

Secretary, reported the formation of new chapters at Mission City, B. C., Victoria, B. C., and Edmonton, Alta.

Mme. Languedoc, Regent of_ the

“Philemon Wright" Chapter of Ayl- mer, Quecbec. told of the -plans of the Daughters of the Empire In that dis- trict to erect a fine 'Memorial Hall in honor of those who gave their lives

Mrs. W. D. Spence, of Calgary, re-

presentative of the I.O_D.'E., on the (‘an`adian Council of Immigration of »Women for Household Service. told of the conference of women held in Ottawa last month, and stated that the Department of immigration 'is thoroughly alive to` the need of secur-

ing none but the desirable.

Mrs. George H. Smith, National

Educational Secretary, in presenting her report old of her plans for speak- ing in western cities on the' subject of* the I. O. D. E. War Memorial. Mrs. Smith is leaving on`October 16 to dl- tend the National Conference on Edu- cation in Winnipeg. Mrs. Colin Camp- bell reported that five rallies fn Man- itoba to be held acstrultegical points in the province had been _arranged for Mrs. Smith's visit in the west. .

Mrs. A. E. Gooderham‘s“'account of

her visit to France was' of 'absorbing interest, particularly what she told of the work being done In file 1. O. D. E. sector at Vitry-en~Artois, where 1.000 homeless souls had alrnady re- turned to the village of Vit_ry_ These people need everything, houses. cloth- ing, tools -and fumlshings.

The second day's session was de-

voted to a discuslion of the campaign to raise half a million dollars for the wlnerial Daughters., ot the ,Empire

ar Memorial, and lt was decided

that this campaign should take place Ulwllshout Canada. durlngtbp week

beginning November 24. _

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