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when I had given up hope of ci-or §§n|_1'rell'agqin, :friend recommended ff‘Fl‘l'iit~a~tl\'es" to me and iz//rrn_vi'ng box. [‘_/all so mud: br//fr that Ioontinued to take thcm,iinzl now l ‘Bi enjoying the best of heath, thanks t`o‘iyoi1__r.remedy "_

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nlfyon-who are reading this- have

’ Kidney or Bladder Trouble, or E erwitlr Rheumatism or Pain In The

"ek onstoniach Tiouble-give “1~`r\i it-

lefifts" l fair trial. Tlliswondcrfnl fruit hicdioine will do you a world of good, :sit cures when -everything else fails.

5015.1 b0§._§ I0! $2.50, trial size, ‘_'.'»c.

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k&|szy vr \h¥onr own birth tone. What month were

Nfl ln! all ne md obtain this unnlslts Prinenn

Ilrthztone Pendant and lllng. and a fashionable

_'etch This lovely pendant le the very nswes\

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ache dum win have the proper setting for the inet neun . it-ciieln is muy islnehu eng ana

ll Shi back with I lnllty clasp. ll Will dellghb you

all nil you friends. The nanaeei-ne nal to match is is

m phi shall with high claw setting In the newest. style.

Nptllli BB! lnlnulactured birth stones us follows;

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Synopsis _ of lfanadian Northwest ` Land Regulation

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TIHC sole heed ofa family or any male over _ eighteen years olil, may homestead ii quarter section of available liiminlon land In Manitoba, SslkstchewlI\er.Alhfrta._ Applicant must ap- Dear in ni-rlon at the lominion Lands Alency or Bula-Alelky (or the DI trict. Entry b proxy mlv be msddal any Dominion Lands Kgency but, not Sub-'Agency on certain conditions. _i uties-Six months residence upon and cul- nviitimi of the land _in each of three fears. A nomesteader tn” live _within nine rn les of his hqmrslend on a farm of at least Buscres. on eww rnmiitions, A _habitable house is re- :|£i||vme‘i_;::ept where residence is performed in

fn certain dlatiicta a lioniestesder in good

llliidlnmmli' Dre-eingtrr triarter-section a oi-in side his' mnestead. ce 8.00 per acre.

lmlli-s Six months residence in each of three

yeave after earning homestead patent; also 50 aciaextrs cultivation. l‘ie=e'nipuon patent may be unlined g soon as homestead patent, on

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WEDNESDAY

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REMAINS 'BOUGHT HDMEF- RETURNED S°1D|§R»- Pte. T.

The body of Mrs. Peter Steele who p Kn0<=k\\‘ood of Lennox Island was one died of pneumonia in New Glasgow. "°f 200 5°|d|9l‘S Wlllrllllll f\‘Dm France

N. B., was brought to Charlottetown yesterday by the car-ferry steamer,

accompanied by her husband and four _

sons and the daughters. The re-I '

mains were forwarded inthe after- noon to Ti-acadle, the former home of

deceased.

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of Mr. H. W. Best, the prosperous

young dalryinan of Crapaud, will re- -»~ - » ~ gret to hmr that recently he sus- ' ‘_

pure bred Holstein cow (Black ltose ______, _ -,______

lars; kind undoubtedly the best dairy ______ I __ ____

cow in P.' E. Island; also a pure bred ‘ y

tained two heavy losses: One, a

Beauty)' valued at four hundred dol-

calf valued at one hundred dollars.

fy. is ofhclally reported admitted to No. 13 Field Ambulance. He is suf~ fering with a sprained back from ha- ving been buried beneath debris. This refers to “Charlie” Duffy the well known football and hockey player of this city. His numerous fricnils will hope that news of his recovery may soon be received.

_ DERBY SCHOOL.- The follow- | ing is it standing of the pupils of Der- by School. Grade lV.- Flora Mc- lsziac und Emmett Creamer (et|ual)1 2. Pius Mclsaac; 3, Agnes l\lt-Isaac. Grade Ill.-1, Ladle Wood; 2. Gus Milligan; 3. Rose Mclsauc. Grudo il. -1. Julia I\iacDougali; 2. ilernzirfl Creamer; Il, lllnrgaritte l\liicl)ougiill. The following niitde perfect attend- ance. Amos Greciian, Mary M:\cNcil. Carrie MacNelll. Ruby Mclsaac. Eni- inett Grcenan. Gladys Hurilhy, Annie Hurlihy, Agnes Mclsnao, Bernard Frcunier, Mite Creamer and Margar- itte MiicDougnlI.

LETTER FROM LIEUT S_EA-

MAN.- Principal Seaman' rv<'c\v<‘fl ii letter ycstonlay from his' son. liicut. A. T. Seaman, now with tho lltitli Sicgc Buttery in Frzincc. The Battery has been in zirtion continu- ously since lust Juno and' liicut. Son- .nuiii says they :ire iihout to be gi\'~ len a lnuvli iieefilcd rrfst ni' prolnihly ii month. (if this month ln- hopes to spontl at lcust a wcck in Ellgliiiiil, when he will visi-l his lirotlior, Cupt. ii. M. Scziiiian. Adjutant in imc ol' tho Nova Scotia ltcglnicnls. Naturall- l_\' the leftcr gives no inforniziliim rc- giirding the inovciin‘iil_~' or lot-.iitimi uf thc' llaltei‘_v. llc‘ spcziks optimisti- rally of the geiilcml outlook. Alllinugh liieut. Svaninn has seen inuch iight- ing. llziving been in the thickest nl lt si-iwc Juno hc has so lair o:~'r-iipcil willmut at scruli-ll.

COMMENDABLE WORK.- ’l‘lio

/\licg\\'cif cluiptcr ui' the Iliiuglitcrs of thc l<]iiipir<‘. Slimiiicrsido. iirr.- now

many, besides having contributed re- cently to the Belgian' Relief Fund, Ovcruciis Tobacco Fund, :ind (‘nn:i- iliiin Rod Cross. They have scnt large numbers of sonic; to thc lmys in the iiring line- iinil to those of ti Cniiipany of the 105th. and they propose during thc winter 'to sr-nd by mail zi'stcail_\' supply of coiiiforts to thc luds in the lrf-Inclies, especially' to those who would not likely lic slipplicii 0tlli'-i‘- wisc. Bc.~'~i1lc:~'. practiczil wurk tlicy :tim :it developing the cducatioiial siilcf. "uid have already had :it 'their nicol- ,kygs ti sorica oi’ interesting papers hy fhcnihcrs on “Hcroincs of the lini- pircf' it is hoped also in have this winter sonic iulilresscs frnin promin- ent me-u.

PROFITABLE ENTERTAIN-

MENT_- Prof. Taylor, gave it high class entertainment ln Tlgnlsli Hall on tho night of December 1st in the interests of the Tignish Branch iii the ltcd Cross. The entertainment consisted of moving pictures and un cxcelle-nt exhibition of Slelght; of iliinil, which was pronouiiced by thosc present to be the best ever given here, The patriotic pictures shown were rcrzcivcd with enthusias- tic applause. The Charge of thc Light Brlgiiilc" was che-ered again :ind aguin. "Marion proved to he a fascinating lovc' story wlilch was' thoroughly enjoyed. Altogether the entertainment was one of the best 0f_ its kind and Mi'. Taylor' lliiryshnwn a spirit of patriotism in giving his services free to the Red Cross that deserves to lic emulated. Notwith- standing the inclement wcatlier the halll was crowded and it goodly sum was realized which goes tn swell thc funds of thc society. -Y.

KENSINGTON EVANGELISTIC

SERVICES- 'I`iit‘. services on Sun- day. both in thc I’rcsbytorinn Church in thc al’.ternnon and Jn the Method- ist (‘liurch ut night, were very largely :ittvntlcd and also very mightily lilosscd by the presence of the Holy Spirit. At the iifternoon service tho "song" what will you tio with Jesus," wus thankfully rendered by a mlxcd tlukrlctte and ut the evening service that beautiful hymn "Looking this Wn_v.‘ was sung very sweetly by Mr. T. W. Bentley and Mrs. Urch the Evangelist following up the effect ol' the song by it deep heart-touching sermon on the glory of the Ressurec tion, and the blessed hope of those who die ln the Lord. His remarks were __\_J_l_1sed mainly on the latter part of I Tiless. 4th Chapter, and made a deep impression on tho large audi- ence. Surely the Lord ls speaking very mightily to the people of Kcn~ sington through the lips of his servant Bro. Anderson.-` Com.

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Mrs. Richard Duffy, Euston Street. has received a telegram announcing é A that her son. Private Charles H. Duf~- I .

providing for two priscncr.='» in (ier-_

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il £.w.eittm coumur uuirfo

wmuiblo Ton” ' °NT' mouvllzal.

A CUFllOSITV.- Mr. Walter Kelly

ot' Selkirk Road. brought to town yes- terday what seems to bc ii petrified foot. wliicli he found ueiir Iona nt ii depth of eight or nlnc feet while dig- ging in :i bank. lt is certainly in the shape cf ii huiniin foot. and is hard ns flint. lt will likely he given to :ionic lilstoriciil society.

ANOTHER BIG BARGE.- The

lzirgc barge King Malcolm with a czirgo of coal ar- rived in port yesterday morning ii'oni I.ouirfh\irg. in tow of the tug Mul- griivc. The Mulgravc wus formerly used :is at ferry-lioiit bct\vm~n Port Hii\vkcsbi||'_v and Port lllulgrnvc lic- fnrc thc cur-ferry was introduced liivim-_

i SCHOONERS SA|L,ED.- The i-u‘l\l'. Ilzizcl lloll. which was loatlgtl at this por| by George Forbes, of Port Vernon with 2.000 buslicls potatoes and 1,800 hiisliels oats. has sailed for Sydney. Tho schooner Mary' Floni- iiilng, also 'loaded by Mr. Forbes hcrc, with 5.000 bushels potatoes for New York is rczidy Ui i-will :it the ilrst op- portunity.

ICE RAClNG.- Thi- horse racing

l`:im4 will lic ilitwcstctl to lozirn that it is thc intention to organize ii series ol' ivc rnrcs on thc (`lnii'l0ttcto\vn liiirhor ice this coming \viritc‘i'. The y (‘luii'lclt0towii Driving Club. with _ that ohjcct. in view, are holding ii meeting on 'l`liur:<dziy night at 8 n'- i-lock to iirgaiiizo it scjcs of weekly iruiiiiiec r;ice`s.

CLOSING WHIST PARTY.--The

Ladies Auxiliary of Division No. Il. Tignisli, gave their last wliist party bet'urc /\dvciil_ on Wcrlnf-.=.ilay evening. Nov. 29th. A large number ut' guests were invited and a very pleasant evening was spent. Tho wliist partir;-s will be roiuiiiietl lifter Christnizis. In the meantime thc Ladies of the Auxiliary are to nice; in thc hall on Vvedncs- day evenings of Advent to knit for tho soldiers. 'l‘lio men are invited in hold the bulls iiiul make thcmsclvt-1'. ugrccalilc. -Y. »

FURTHER PARTICULARS.- A

fcw niornlngit -sign rct`erencc wo.; manic oi' tliv ieerlcus illness of Ithi- waril Collins of P. I-I. I., uiatc of tlic_ wrecked scliooucr \Vin. l’. Hood ol New York', thc crcw nt' which is ii_ow in ilulifax. Adviccs received by his brother .itunes Culiins of Alcxaii-‘ dra. Lot 49, tell- him -tlint his brothei\ Edwzirtl Collins is now in the Victoria Gcnoriil liospltul ut Halifax receiving the best of cure. A later telegram received yesterday by Mr. Collins tells him that his brother lddward is not “seriously ill," and is doing us well :is ciin lic expected.

S. 0. E. ANNUAL MEETING.-

Tlie ziiniual meeting of Lodge' Eton S. O. E. was held last evening. Ofll- cers were elected as folows: Past President. W. J. Driikc; Pres( H. M. Clnindler_; Vice~1’rcs., Harry Cud- ninrc: Chap.. lsmic Carter; Financial Secretary. G. W. Worthy; Record- ing Sccrctai'y,`A. E. lleartz; 'DHea.s. John Boll; First Committee Man. Vorimn Riggs: Second Committee ninn. Angus Mulnni»s;' 3rd com. man, Frcil I-ieniicrson; 4th com. man. John Mcllninild; I. G.. D. Riggs; 0. G., S. Crockett. Auditors, William Peitrdon' and I-l. Liiptlinrnc. Trusftcos, J. D. Iiitptlioriic, I". J. Whitlock H. M. Uliiimllor. Joint Triiiitcc. S. J. Whit-

A. 0. H.- At the regular nieet-_

_ing of No. 5, A. ,O. H. held on Sun- day the 3rd, inst.. thc election of 0fil<:ci'ii for tho ensuing year took place. the following being the per- sonnel of the new incumbents: -- Presldont. V. J. Harrington; ‘~Vico Pres. Wilfred Kelley; Recording Secy, James Todd; Financial Secy.` Aubry Doyle "Re-olected"; Treasurer J. I.. McCullough "Re-elected". Chair man ol’ Standing Com. Patrick Dee-_

"Re-ele|cte_d; Sentinel, Leo Doyle. Three new members were initiated into the society. and a considerable of the siciety's general business was looked into. -including the choosing of a j'Co'medy Drslna". for the Society’s annual St. Patricks entertainment.

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WAR RELIOB.-in the wlndovy-'of

Stanley -Bros. store- itre dlliplaybd

some very interéstlns German relics found on _tho .battle old and sent hoino by Cnptaln J. W. Stanley. They incliidqs couple. of hcimots. one of

patent leethglr' Mtli an ornament steal top. and sijtnnunted with _a

brass or-o-it owing the black eagles

Itlon, :is reported sometime ago in the

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lock. Lodge Pliyslcinn, Dr. Yeo. '

gan; Sergeant at, arms, J. R. Kenny. '

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lby the "Missanable which arrived in Bt. John Monday. Pte. Knqqkwood enlisted with the 55th Battalion of New Brunswick in 1915 and has been in several actions. He was wounded in the head and in the eye.

on. s|.AcK's Funeliat.-The

funeral of the .late Dr. A, A( \B|.;¢1¢, was held on Tuesday afternoon fi-gm his late residence. Flt.zroy.gr|-s¢¢_ to Searitown Methodist Cemetery, A llrse concourse of friends followed the remains to its last nesting ‘place The funeral service was conducted -by Rev. J. M. Rice. Deceased was 65 years of age and leaves to mourn a wife and many relatives and friends.~H. _ ._ _

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REPORTED MISSING.-'A letter

dated November 22nd, written in Ensllnd. by Cart. James Walker to Mrs. Walker. in Charlottetown, states that his son. Austin H.. is reported missing from October 10th, last. Aus- tin was in' the'Bank in Sydney before' enlisting. I-le wont acroseseas as Captain in the 106th Regiment, from Nova Scotia; lie was tnen tra_-:sirred to the 13th Battalion. accepting the rank of Lieutenant in order to get to the front and on the` tiring line. lt was in' this same' 13th Battalion. that _his brother Gilbert was kllleo in uc-

prcss. Austin is a splendid young iiinii of exceptional nbl-llty and exeniplury character.

A SAD CASE.- The Pioneer

SHYSI MY- l’€l€I` Q\lii<l0Y. of Suniincr- side who only recently lost his wife, received is telegram on Tuesday lust calling hlni to the deatlrbed of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Smltli of Fred- ericton, N. B., who had returned hc-nic after attending hor motlu\r's funeral, and who tllcd on Tucsility under very sad circumstances in the Victoria Hospital at l~`rcderict.ou. Lust Saturday night the .doceaseil was dressing thc stump of her son liar- ry's leg, which he lost whilst lighting ill l"l‘11l\C@. when the lamp exploited and her clothing caught fire and sho was so tcrrllily burnt that, although at uni-o rcinovcd to tho hospital, lit- tlc hope was entertained of her rc- covcry. She is survived by her hus- lianri and two sons, l-larry of tlic l<`rcilcrict.on post office, staff, who lost a leg in France as ziliovc slut:-_d, iitid Frank at home. also one dttuglitci- Georgina.

KINDLY ACTS.-- (ln l¢‘i'ltluy

evening the Rev. ll. and Mrs. _llrudic of Miidilock were surprisotl to sec 'mile tt group of individuals inciting their wily to the Mctliodist Parson- age. where 'un entering thc_samc,ihey plarorl on one oi’ thc' tables a nuinlicr of good things which they had brou- ght with them. lifter which tlicy look up their positions in order to cnjoy the evening. While this wits in _pro- gress the recording steward, Mr. E. Brook cnllcil Mr. and Mrs. Brodie into the hall, where all those iii ,at- tciulainco onine around. At tliis. inn ment. to the deep surprise of Mr_. and Mrs. Brodie. a beautiful fur Goat und cap with gloves were presented to Mr. Brodie and a beautl'ful colit iiiitl gloves to Mrs. Broiilci Tho' pi°_csoiita- tion being made 'by tho réco-`rdl_ng stewart Mr. E. Brooks. on behalf of llio i-iicuit. The Rev. :ind Mrs. Biiilii- iuzido :i suitable reply. After wliiuii rci`i'cshments were 'handed ..'-nirl by the kitties. The happy err-_i;iig voiicliiilcd 'by prayer which wiiu. ulicrcd by the Rev. R. 'Broilic.-- W. ` ‘ - '

MR. LLOYD MCDOUGALL.-It

is with sadnesli that thc writer line to report that the spirit of Mr. Lloyu Mclmiigall tif Springfield took 'its flight, on Friday evening about 12. It is all the more sad when it isrcmem- bercil that he was only 22 -years of nge. The deceased was conscious up to the last minute. it is-now eight months or so since it was seen that consumption had taken hold of him, although he has only been stéiidfast in hed for about two months. Other clrcuiiistanccs made the sad occur- anco still more-,keenly felt as 'ori Suiuliiy morning a little sister nr- riveil on the scene. Hence the mystery' of life-and of death wus' in evidence at the same time. it was under those circumstances that-most’ of thc community- put"'ln an appear- ance on Sunday afternoon when the Rov. R. M. Brodie leiiii short sor- vicc in the home of tho ileceai-ted which was as follows: Hymn “Safe in the A-rms of Jesus.” l’raycr by Mr. E. iirooks, Prayer »by itev. lt. Brodie. After which Mr., Brodie spoke cn “Going Home". The concluding hymn br.-Ing Abiilo with Me.” The coffin wus then- irikcn to the Mctliodlin church lit Madiiock whence a must effective sorvlco was hold composed Prayer. Rev. R. Brodie. Choir. “Going in the vnllcy one by ono."` ' Scripture

because it arantees unequalled service -from Clgilrlistmas to Christmas-over .

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lt’s the “safest’_’ gilt you can select, for every

man shaves, 'and knows that in the Gillette you are giving him the best equipment that money can buy. His appreciation "'v'v°ill be SURE and LASTING.

_ Christmas' Gillette displays will be in the

windows of all the hustling Gillette Dealers--Drug, Jewelry, Hardware and Men’s Wear Stores-in a dozen styles or more-priced from $5 to $25. _

n » i Office and Factory, Gillette Buildiiig, Montreal . mi _

of llyinn, “Ncaror My God to Theo."

FREE SAIVIPI-E.

Qn rruvvipt. nf liar-cnI.a tn rnvcr niuiling imii packing. a irciioroiis

free' iéolnplo Avml be sen i _onco. < ress: Harrild F. _Ritchie ll: On.. litd.. 10. Mcfhiul Struct. Toronto.

Don’t let it spoil 'your life. Don’t let it ruin your chances.-

.Consider 'l"h|s.

tligcstivcs surli :is pcpsin, you don't hclp your stomach;

_vnu only 1-iiulilr it to sliirk its work. It will go on shirking.

Stiniulnnis on the other hand, whip-up thc digestive organs

and end by cxlmusting them. You cai\’_t cure yourself that way.

~ Real cure consists in strengthening the digestive organs, and that y0u‘

do when _von take Dr. (`;iss<\ll`s Tablrts. _These Tablets (thc most popular of all British rcincdics) i'<-store the digestive organs by increasing the vital force of -the systcni. _ Their powrr to increase vitality is phenomenal. 'l`li:it is why they :irc so sure, not only in dyspepsia but in af! nm-down conditions. Try thcin :ind sec. You will bc astonished at their cfiicacy. , _

Dr. Chas. Forshaw. F.C.S., D.Se., &c., a well-known British scientist, says:-~»"`l can rccommcntl Dr. (_`.assell`s Tablets as an eminently safe ` and rlicetivc remedy for'nerve and Ilntlily \\'eaknrss, for' ,\n}l~~~\lg, l\i:\l»nuirition,-zinrl many forma of Stoniach and Kidney 'l?r. _

Dr. 0aeseIl's '|'ah_let.s are Nutritivs. Restorative. Alterative. Mid Anti4ipaamoiIic,and tho recognised "~'rdy for

NENVOUINESS. steertsssness ` nvsrenia rtavuten _ ElI};2=|‘§”i;|:5:xnowN. swung. ' ntrlraribn ueiinacusf '

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Sold by Drixirrtisfs and Rtnrekiwiiers lhmiizllmil Uruuula. Prires: fine Tube 50 ccnlir- Fir Tiiiies for the price of

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