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all this lSeason’s _

V All our trimmed and untrimmed hats go __ on sale this morning at just HALF PRICE. -I

These hats are all new styles they are all

wearable and desirable shapes. ‘

Get your share to-day. 1

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I ' 119-121 Queen si. l `

Mammoth Clearing Sale 1

Farm For _Sale at Cape Traverse

Thehomestead of the late Ji' P. Irving, containing

140 acres Freehold land, -free' from swamp or broken land, about 110 acres cleared,<in good cultivation, balance wood and stumps. The ploughing and ferti-lizing is com plete for next crop. On this farm is thefamoiis Tunnel Trotting Park. with a large grand-stand, and other build- ings. This park is conceded by competent horsemen to be faster by 2 seconds than any other in the Maritime Provinces. This is due to heavy loam soil that is free from gravel and perfectly level. The park is a full half

mile. It offers an opportunity to horsemen to .again train horses successfully, and with possibilities o paying large dividends. It is situated within three-quarters of a mile of railroad crossing. _ The farm has good dwelling house and a large barn, piggery, and sheds, also good water system throughout barns and dwelling house. If not so d by private sale the farm will be sold by public auction on

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER _1Z§_th

together with all farm implements and live stock; also a _quantity of hay and straw. _

Stock and implements consist of the following:- The famous brood mare Queen Marie, 2.191/4, (by

Parkwood), perfectlysound, 12 years old. _ »

Black mare, by June Day, nine years old. -_

\_ Bay filly, by Kalol, 3%; years old. V _

‘ Chestnut colt, by Kalol, 21/2 years old.

` Black filly, by Brown Mack, 11/2 years old.

_d Bay stallion, by Petrello, dam Queen Marie, 11/2 yrs. o _

-Bay filly, 3 mons. old, by Petrello, dam Queen Marie.

ld Black colt, by Petrello, dam by June Day, 6 months o _

Black colt, by Petrello, dam by Black Prince, five

months old. '

Four mi_lch cows, in calf. _ _ One registered Holstein cow, 21/2 yrs. old, in calf. - One registered Holstein heifer calf, 5 months old.

One heifer in calf, 21/Z years old.

'_ One heifer, 11/2 years_old, 2, steers,‘11/2 years old, 6

calves. » , I rw __ ' _

1'. sectional seeder and harrows combined (Deerlng.) .j 1 set .spike harrows, Hall’s head and cleaner. 1 set

Dicksoi_i’s separators, 1 potato-digger; roller ain crush- er;‘1_s_e_t Warren platform sca1d_B? 1 ¢\¥l¢iV8g!' Harris) ;___1 neigangiplough (Massey Harris); 1 No. 2 pldhghi' il You C.. 3 gasoline engine; 1 spramotor;

truck wagons, 1 cart, 1 ' ` tired road wfqoil , 1 ro w " on; 1 road cart; 1 speed cart; 3 semi-speed s 7 2 n slei hs; 1 trottin sie ; 3' oublie wind sleil s`;

1 grind stone; 1 Melot gsggawr (cap 609 ibs),§_|

1 %'igle sleigh; 2 sets bob Elgin; 1 t- oubl h A ,°' ~° “’_'_"""‘°" ° ~° "-" _ ...tit ....n...., 2 ..t.....-.it .t 0.. hoist. i_.2tt‘l§h".'.“i_ _

an; other harness; also _-forks, shovels, _,a ne . f ai-ig fork; and a lot of other articles toe ngiiizzirptg mention. ‘ ` _ - j Sale will commence t 12.30 p.m. sharp.

mqiitiis’ credit on approved point notes; 6 per nerd coitht for cash. _

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`volce of the Evangelist and through tb oi of . Th fr

-nu save to suis ua eminem' `

' ,-ri-in rsonuluo oaltv ounliss ov' be obtained at Leilgsrtrs Tensor ia Psslds. Bummsrslde.

-VI. lf. le0bUflAN. Globe lox lx

is Guardian agent is Banner

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-ACKNOWLEDGEMINT. - The

»Red Cross Society of Tigniah wish to acknowledge with thanks 835,00 from the Acadian Mutual Benefit' Bneleiu

of Tlgnlsh. P. E. I..

_ 3334-iz-iuzisiii-_

< -NONE BUT THE BE8T.-'- Dur- ing' the recent visit of the Duke of Devonshire, Cannda's' new' Governor- General, to Toronto he was banquet- ted by the Toronto Club and nothlllt was too good for him. To secure the best oysters abtalnable in Canada, it is interesting to note that they were secured from Prince Edward island. two barrels having 'been sent to the Queen City by Mr. Beloni Gaudet, Mlscoucbe.- Agri. _

-FITTING RECEPTION.-On sr-

rlival of the train from Charlottetown Saturday night, although late and the weather very inclement, there was a large crowd waiting to give Private 'l`had°dy Knockwood a fitting recep- tion. Cheers' greeted the returned hero as he alighted from the train. and after a hearty handshake and .a_ kind welcome from all who could reach his hand, he was taken chnrge of by Dr. McPhee and' Mr. A. S. Mc- Kay, on behalf of the Patriotic Socie- ty. l-le was escorted to the Crystal Cafe where the best- that this well known hostlery coud produce, was. placed before him. He was hospit- ahly entertained untill the time of de- parture of the train for west. by which be proceeded to his home in Lennox island. Naturally he was glad to be asain among frl_end's and doubtless the air of his native land will speedi- ly restore him to his usual health and strength. 1

-AT KEN8lNGTON»- The service

on Thursday night was well attended deiilite the bad condition, of the roads. The song service wasconduct- ed by Rev. J. M. Murchison, who al- so .sang two solos. Mr. Murchison is without doubt specially gifted of God in this direction and all who heard last week felt th_e__i_nesse._ge come home wlthidouhle force: ' i.e., through the

e v ce song e message om

the Evangelist was deep but clear and convincing and centred roiind the one word’ “Ss.ved." In the Bible the word saved is used in the Past. Pre- sent and Future tenses for example, 1 Peter 1-52 ROIII 13-11; 2 Cor. 2-15; 1 Cor. 1-18: Titus 3-5. Eph. 2-5 and 8. Naturally some confusion arises as to which is the right way, but the Evangelist clearly pointed out that to be eventually saved, there must be one “Bs.ckward"» look at the cross, when our past sins are forgiv-

en. an ‘-Udpward" loc-k at Christ as we grow an -develop in the Christian llfe,.snd Onward, Forward look tothe great day when all shall be like Him and when_Christ-has completed his 'work in our lives. "Itdotb not _yet appear what we shall be, but we know that we shall be like Him." The Evangelist urged all who had not yet accepted Christ to "give God a chance" at their lives and see what Ile could do at turning the raw mater- ini into the beautiful finished pro- duct_" The meeting was indeed in the words of the Poet, "A feast of reason, and a flow of soul," and the only re-

daily bumdrum of life must be taken up without the spiritual uplift of the afternoon prnyermeetings and enemy services. At the close o! the meeting several persons took their ilrst stand for Christ.-- Com.

SOURIS SHIPPING Nev. za.-4. to nee. sth., me. mwsnos.

Nov. 24-Sch. inita from Picton,

160 bbs. flour 20 cssks lissollne. _

Nov. 28--Sch. Hec or g from Sydney, 156 tons coal for Mat- thew & McLean Ltd.

M. H rt from

Nov. 29-Behr. Amelin from ag

dalen islands, general cargo.

Dec. 2-Schr. Amelln from Picton.

general cargo

Nov 23-Bchr, Laverne from Glou

_sh~ _ I ' Dba. 4-8c_hr. "Nebula" from Bello- vsm, Newfoundland to.load produce for St. Pierre, Miquelon, by. J. J. Hughes, Co. Ltd. "

‘i 1- » _ oorwanna.

Nov. 24-Behr. lnitn to Magdalen is- lsnds, for lt. Delaney 1 Sons 160 bhls; hour, 80 cssks gasoline and” gdnersi

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mar. Amelie' -to Picton,

'd liver. |00 bbis. hour and ge-

M Le '

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'_ 'he-Ilohr. John. I.. land Ur codileh.

leifirhl :` ' “ » _

INV. I5--Behr. Aims L. Gertle for '

.‘- _ __ ll” P. _ “__ " ` _-L_ .iofciidilne mums with so.oo9 im. ~ / ' »

' Terms of sale :- $5.00Qer under, cash; over $5.00, 11 ,,§__,,,,,,,,,_

ln' lil' ng mem- with iaoooi _frnir ‘

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-WOMlN‘\. _VI_|N'l'lQ-_QQQA-|'g' in

1 vlrletv of .mmm and styles. Rlllinl in arise--from $10.50 to $19.00. seuins-st Hnylfmcn. it. _T. HOLMAN, LIMITED.” lilininerside.

assed!-iuzinii.

-PGULTRV WANT'lD.f- We are

Paying the highest cells prices for Choice. -well fitted POULTRY. and will be buying up to nnddncludlng December 80th. '-Bring yqur beet stock to HOLMAN‘B, end secure the highest market prices.

3335-12~11M2lE1i.

-UNITED \lAP'|‘l8T QUARTER-~

LY CONFRENGE of Prince Edward island. The 86th session was held at Albany, Dee. 5. and oth. In conse- quence of charges in the Railway time table the arrival of the delegates was very late in the evening, and only a very short meeting of praise and prayers could -be held, on the ilrst day. But during the next day the meetings were of n very enthusiastic kind, in spite of the state of the wea- ther and roads. _Devotional services we-re led by Rev. W. lil. Carpenter, and papers and addresses were given dealing with the Five Year Program- ine as adopted st the recent meeting of the Baptist Convention of the Maritime 1 Provinces. During the morning the Rev. C. R. Freeman introduced the program as a whole and its evangelistic and Financial sides were dealt with in detail by Rev. E. P. Calder, and Mr. J. P. Gordon respectively. in the afternoon the ladies held n meeting in the name of the U. B. W. M. U. under the presidency of Mrs. Glidden, and an instructive and forceful address was given by Rev. L. E. Aclrleud in the prospects of the Kingdom of God in these times. The missionary side of the program was nlsonbiy. dealt with in papers sepclally prepared and sent on to the Conference by Messrs J. A. clark and A. W. storm, the former in regard to Home and West- ern Misaions the letter'-ln reshfd 1° Foreign Missions. -In the evening the Rev. W. _ Piper reed a paper on the Educational -Side of the program and Rev. L_' E. Aclilsnd -_preachedz-in Judges »6.14 'a sermon which formed a fitting close to ~»this_most interesting conferences - '

wEs'ri=:1iN;- i>i=msoNALs

-Miss ide' Curley of Fireetown left

Thursdaly morning for St. John to spend -the-winter. - \_.~... _

-Mir. Anthony M`cDoi_mld crossed

by. the -Northumberland' Thursday morning returning to the States after spending a fevfweeks witli".friends-in Summerelde.-H. _ _ _

-Mies' Gweniviere M, _Bsck. sten- ogrspherln' the '. Advertgiiig Depart- ment of R. 'l`..Holman'.. lmited, has 'resigned her positlon_-w_l;iif_ths.t firm. and leftion- Monday morning for

CASTOR IA

` 'rn mm»_imi'~.din`io6a» " In Use For 0ver30Yenrs

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Nov. I3-Bohr. Laverne. to fishing .

g nsds w 87,000 lbs. fresh and sed- _ _

`a ' 12 ilnnwsi 'vi-wt'

was ny. _;_

uses--s s iireiiewsr issue.-

llen islands genersl cargo I A M ”'

f-_-'rwo ours; `

num_elisree ____ __ “H-I l

the church and blslness life lil her _ ' 1 I niu f` ` f' fi -W

llilildli

mais. nee. i_- relieving me ex-

ample of England. changes gf mo ment can- -be foreseen also in France. _ln fact the coming to e head of the English situation has only hastened

before practically csrtnrln. The secret session of the Chamber of Deputies at whidi- the demands of the French "Knockout" group are being urged has now almost reached its end. it sigobably would have lasted seversl nys ir=nge-i- and there is little reason to doulii that the result would have been the mme, but after the English. action, fu_~|her discussion has become practically impossible. The resolu-

foritho consideration of the Chamber of national defence, it is urgent that the secret session of the Chamber oi Deputies end as soon as possible, and that in n precise memorandum the peoples"reprosentatlves point out tc the Government the demand of tht country." There is no doubt as tc what this means, and there is nc doubt as to what will be the result.

A complete change of policy, n pro

high commend, and a few minoi change-s in the Government are al

in France developments _which were*

NW DI'BBBl1t0d by the “Knocl¢cuts"l

|tions of Parliament are generally felt

babie shift in the personnel of thil

most certain. The Ministry, hgwever is likely to remain as it is now ‘ con stltuted. _

The New Programme.

Details of the new -programme an

necessarily incomplete. but the pro babie steps which will be taken ap peer to be: ‘ `

(1) Au extension of statewcontro

to other public services- for exnmpl# hygelne- which are now administer ed in part by local authorities.

(2) An increase in the number o

ministers or at least provision fo. more under secretaries.

(3) A charge in the procedure of the

Parliament enabling it to reach de]

(4) An extension of "civll ccnscrlpr

in principle lbetweon sel°`vloe» in til _ armies and sei-vlcerln the states. f i

military command. __-

Thls programme in whr.-le or ini

part will undoubtedly be put into-ei; feet before many weeks have einpsedll

tion and to getting on with the warx, As Pierre Reneudel, who predicts ti

speedy end of the secret session og. serves in toda`y’s ‘I-lnmanlte. “I fe I_ safe in saying that the measures de" mended by the Chamber will be ad opted. I can even see that we ai". on the ,road to a national assembly which if notexactiy the same thing- as the committee of public safety oi the revolution _will yet be very close to it." » -

‘ Fa r-reaching Consequences. »

This concentration of the power to

make decision cannot fall to have the most fhr-reaching consequences in the conduct of t he war and of all the charges proposed with the pos- sible exceptlon of the military reor-

_ mp

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ganizatlon, it stands out as the most important. -

An extension of the prerogatives of

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_ K- _ aid down -with precision." '

cislons more promptly. ' ‘j

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wmcri P ov! Ti-ll

1'wo c/tele ER gr "_ _cw

Dr. Cbnsvs Ointment il

wo'li`i‘il:r|i:il’ly°tsstl'sfactory because YOU can actually -see the results accom pushed. it is eurnrlslns Will* °l1°“¢° i-pn he brought about in a llllllé nieiir hy me gi-est imiinr vlhlmm- Mr. George Beavis 119 “El”

street, Peterboro.' Ont.. writes: _ AI A healing ointment. I consider Dr. Chase's the best obtainable. I had s large running acre on my ISK. Bild although 1 had tried' all the nmlcflas tions of two doctors l was unable . get any relief from the pain or to let the sore healed. one day my » .drill- glst handed me s sample box of Dr. Chanda Ointment, and I used it with iuch= good results that l decided to

zive the ointment n fair trial. Alto-Ai

tether l used four boxes. and am glad to be able to say that the sore an my leg ls‘entirely healed up. Since

it-f‘.isasiii‘**’£§iil fa, _ I . ...W ......ti-. - _ rs "°.,

Irs. _w. -W. Oliver, Port qggq' "¢_

Annapolis Co.. N. 8.. _writes "1 gm gotng to tell you my uperieneefqigii or. chan ointmeni..- ‘lam-ns e spot came on my hoe something like s mole. but it kept getting worse, and several doctors whom l consulted said it was ~skin cancer; and that' it would have to be cut or burned out. _l

Liatended _having this doaiggtgut chall-

my mn w sum! _ erreod_` m-

neiicec ni-_ cinssu -oi;i_u_zte»ii~. no 'lor I had nnisbed one box-io the-'oint- _ment this skin trouble 'had gone. and has not bothered me _siuo_s.- I cannot praise _‘ Dr. Chsae's _ _Ql\\tid&nt__ muon. snd»yoii are' at iiiierty pitb-

llill; this letiJel".’_’ ’ ;_ db Ch" - you en e__ese_ r. e's _bintinienthddhd _gtwo-oeiit s 's sample hoxfltlii' _

'nent l have recommended lt to men! people."

for

per Price sith

this experience with Dr.Chase's Oint-‘ srl.. or- llldn`iensoii.‘;'3i\1-dir’ _ _

mc. renew. - _ -- 4

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the French President is now being debated in the press. The delibera-

‘.o be longer than necessary. A short snlng of the procedure of :both Houses 's being considered. These projected :bungee are typical of several others -the purpose of all bf which is to 'each decisions in the direction of the war before it is too inte to profit by them. '_ 7 _ The Tenrpts tonight says: “We

nust have- as the resolution of the Radical Socialists shows plainly-re iults from the secret session and not

irders ofgthe day vague and diffusive vith ssh ences adriotly -balanced end

ii sn ixiuii in u_m__iiisiiiis

(Canadian Press Despsteh.) -_

MAD’BlD: Dec. 7.-The Liberal. in an article on the subject of deporta- tion from Belgium, says it is the ‘duty of Bpsln..\\'_l the first'-_neutral iiqwer ‘ln-Enrope‘,j;to'ra'lse‘~her voice in favor of the victimsr `

‘ormulas nicely calculated‘ t`o"mesii,_ -

iothlc We must have a programme

This is what will come of the ses-1 on and there will be n reorganiza- ion of t he methods if not of the per-

"Spaln." the newspaper adds, "has

nothing to fear from Germany. whose intereatsf she’ is protecting. =ll‘u_rtlier."it_ is »i’ol_‘ ber 'te set ex- 'enfple to America and lead Amlirics to join with her in the' defence of

Jnnol of the Government. which will‘ ienn getting onwlth _the war.

tion," which will make no distinctiot *T Tupnnfs is Santafs

(5) A reorganization ofthe supremi; I-legdquairtefg mg Year

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right and -morality ." ' ' - e

The changes will look to greater ao 4;* _ _

~-ati '|'n_‘»li_|r’s Today. _ rw " twist-~

'l`li‘e"place t0 get that Christmas gift is at Tuplin's

where you can select from s. large.stock of=t-_be most

. acceptable, practical and useful lite to be found any- wliere._ Look nver these sempl¢-‘i€i`ggestlonsl-- ' - ' ‘

skim, .e|uo=n¢.s'bo¢¢ _dem nnniikéreniéft :sexes

ties. Bend s|avee.’dexee"M‘ufnm,‘ Helm-y, icdquweai- Srl. Shirts. Walets Ladies' collars, I-lousecslIppere,_Um~ ~ breliss, Overshoes. Cerpenfer's_'tooie, Kitdhen utensilp,

- end e let of othe r good eeaeen

GROCERY DE PT-- This is the place te get your

epleee and cooking supplies -not to mention candy and

fruit for the Holiday' feast.

Reuben Tuplin Co.

» Kensington -il _

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able gifts. ~ _ ` U _

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gret is now that the meetings are in I uf i _ _ f ' _ _ _ drawing so near a close. and that the

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1-2135?-it-32221 ‘_1Z”.iI_‘”.f"i.";_IT.°‘;`I.; _lf YQ? #1 _returned soldier. _

me. mm roi- Matthew at ii¢i_::é».(i_i___i.¢_;i_ e -for.

Nov. 28-Schr. Elsie a

Lunenburg to lond potatoes Afor lzllat- ¢ ‘- _thew & McLean for an mer can k m ‘ h ~ . _ _ _ , -....._ . -- i Ae _ W e ei' e 1 we can

Nov. 29-Schr. Amelln from Plc- ' ._ _i- ,__ __ __ ____ ,, _

lou, genef'al'cargo. M _ A 4 V' n

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;;:_i_§_e:‘_,__Maas_, fishing, 47,000 lbs. fresh _ __ _ ag a

Nov. I5--Behr. Joseph P. Mesjulta ’~l 1. ~.~. ».__i1i . » _- if . .' '_ »-_ -'_ ‘fs -~._ .».__ Tu.

i. qi 'i,niii a Ge h h th - ~» . _ .§.."§ .l’.1`....i°f_‘.’_I’.. to _ _'_ F". _ _ __ ef 9° _nel Ewen ~ _ 1

gloucestsr with'15,000 lbs. fresh cod- .l, l. _f _ ~_

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