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Warning

lay veiling a village cross at Dal

and the

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um QUITE CONFIDENT.

ward to the future without any anxie-

ceuse of the excellent s irit which

General Sir William R het .

Chief or the Imperial General rS:ii)g. mmmh' 281Mo'30M2,` .nade a striking, speech on Wednes-

- ` Brace’s at right prices the pilop cut

i‘é’§:f;§;'°' Wg" by "‘° iengzii looped end nay wire. W , " ° °"““°’°° zaao~io-aiiamrrizwi-irrizw. .o the village in the country which -

f,'f§°,§,°“‘ "’°t'°"“,f" "°’°°"‘“‘° °' -cascarsoia-rue steamer cu-

g e men ot o front from the ca

pedla came into port Saturday even-

,‘;’;° "‘° W" “'53” fu’ '° AW" 3° ing and len for Montreal an-ly smi-

on th” “"h°’° W5' “mud 1°/J mr' hardware de artmeiit of Messrs. R

'Y "h°t°V°"' H” “id that al” be' has ably filled for upwards or three

are

-COME and see the witches at

the Halloween Tea in Presbyterian

, -FARMERSI You can get from

day morning, carrying an ex-tra large cargo which consisted chiefly of po- t\u~:B _H .

-nesicnso.-Mr. i~'i'¢isi Perry,

has tendered his resignation from the

D .

'i‘. Holman, Ltd., which position he

years. Mr. Perry has secured a po-

chest

prevailed at the front, there were to be found the men 'best able to judge of our prospects of winning. They were thoroughly _confident that they would not be confident unless they themselves knew they were winning. ~. and had the full confidence oi’ those

who were leading them.

He wanted to give a serious word f wamlng. They must be under no delusions as to the end, or the pro- bable duration of this great struggle. They must be prepared to continue f r a time which could not at present be estimated. In fact. we must pre- pare for the worst while we hoped for the best. There must be no slac- kening of nur efforts. There must be a great tightening up. “We have miopted in theory the- principle oi' national service. We must see that we put it into practice because we want more men. and we want them now, and eventually weshallwantall

who can be spared. _

sitlon at 0’Leary where his wife and family will _loin him in the course or a few days.-H.

"EiSlIlilli$"BESi IF a Hilillllii. B|l|lll|S SIIIK Ellli$l|Pliill

Best for liver and bowels, had breath, had colds, sour stomach.

Get a 10-cent box. Sick headache, blllousness. coated

tongue, head and nose clogged up with a cold'--alwa s trace this to tor id

High in Qualify

» Low in Price

YOUR roofing troubles will encl

when ou invest in Everlastic

Roofing. llsere is no better tooling value on the market, and no better made rubber roohn for any thing like this price. lt selies wind and weather and insures dry buildings.

Everiastlc Racing is made wi all the care and slsill that have made our lglrer products famous. On_any steep roof it will wear like iron: Doearitrulsin summer heater City out in the cold.

We un ill youron-len for Everlusie Roof- ing promptlrn Don't wait till your roof is all lone. Ever is will save you money. Carrltt P Mf . Liml li-ilu. iii. "§i.°il'i». ii'.s.c°"m»»1'f'l|. s.

j ' ' ,~ I ery where the little children are made ' il/ QUICK Wd# happy while their mot-hers work.

2 ‘\, W" il 4 suiss

-, _Our larg

, L _ shipment o \ Dutch Bul-

from Hou

_ _ _ arrived and

._ are now on

3 sale.

All large ist size Bulbs, Hyac-

lnths, Tulips, Crocus, Daffodils,

Lilies, Freesess, Etc.

Plant Bulbs outdoors befor

rs Q

hard frost comes. Get a copy o

our Bu)b Catalog for directions

for planting, etc.

Importers of Seeds, Bulbs, Etc.

Carter& Co. Ltd.

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Exactly how this is io be arranged

it would be improper for nie to dis- cuss. It is a question for the Gov- ernment, whose serious attention is is constantly engaging." He could say. however, that we were not justi- fied in expecting to win this war un- less ihe services of every man and womaii in the cniintry were utilised to the fullest poasihlefexleiit. A full <i:iy`s work was required of every man and woman, young and old- on the form and in the factory and uny- wherc else-in order to set free the greatest possible number of men. Thousands had already gone. For the mc-n required they were to some extent dependent on employers and local authorities, and it was necess- ary for them to realize the responsi- bility, and see that the army did not fall short of the men required to wiii the war in such a way as would give us such a peace as should compensate us, so far as it was possible, for the great sacrifices that had been made by all parts of the Empire. There- fore the cross had to be- regarded, not merely as a witness of something already done, but what was lar more important, as an incentive to greater elforts in the fuoure in the prosecu- tion of the war. in the interests of the Empire and of humanity and civilization in general. we were bound to carry through the war with unswerving and unilaterin deter-

“Imation on our part?-(CheerB`) help those who are ailing; there is ii

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to End Couglls, Colds and Croup

An Excellent, laexpeaalve Hans- Mads- Remedy that ls

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cold accompanied with soreness, t roai:

or if your child wakes up during the

night with croup and you want qpjck help, _iust try this pleasant tes ing homo-mudc cough rcm_ody. Any drug- giet can supply you with 2% ouncce of ’incx (50 ci-nts worth). Pour this into

a 1_6-oz. bottle and fill the bottle with plain granu ated sugar syrup. Thus prepared, you have 16 ounces of really rc- markahls cough rcmcdy-one that can bc dcpf.-_ndcd upon t_o give quick and last- ing relief at all times. _ You can foci this take hold nl s. cough in a way that means business. t

loosr-,ns and ruiscs the plilegm, stogs throat tickle and soothes and heals t e irritatcd mcmhrancs that linc the

throat and bronchial tubes with such promptnrss, ease an certainty that it s r_cally_astonishin{{. Pmcx is aspccia and liiiihly concen-

trated compound of genuine Norway pme_ extract, combined with iruaiaeol and is noted for its speed in overcoming severe cpughs, throat _and chest colds. its millions of enthusiastic users have made it famous the world over. _There are ma_ny worthless imitations oi _this noted mixture. To avoid disap- pointment, ask for "2_!ly ounces of ’incx" with full directions and don’i: accept anything _(else. A iriiuranti-o of abiso i_ilt4°_.__eotislactio;_i__oi't__:;iuiisv promtptly Tl' ll B |106! WI ll \'EDl.l`B 10D. The “Pint-x Co., Toronto, Ont?

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Get One of Tliese it

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f`Good Barn Lanterns'

“ action. is wind-proof, shortn-

rllere is a-'barn lantem that will ve you rfect service and satis-

proof and rain-proof. ,

_qlvaa a not of iigmwiziiimie

i § .st i 3 Q i

.Committee who re resent her hers I

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live-r; de-layed, fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gasey stomach.

Poisonous matter clogged' in the in-

testlnes,.instead of being cast out of- the s-ystein is re-absorbed into the , blood. When this poison' reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes conges- tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken- ing headache.

Cascarets' immediately cleanse the

stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and' foul gases, take the excess bile' from the liver and carry' out all the' constlpated waste matter and pois- ous in the bowels.

A Cascaret to-night will surely

straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10-cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months.

_EDITH WHARTON’S WORK IN ‘ PARIS.

The Committee on American Hos-

tels for Refugees in Paris and Child- ren of Flanders Rescue Committee, in issuing a report of tlicii' operations in Paris, says:

“Since the warbegan Mrs. Wharton,

who has lived' iii Paris for the last few years. has worked heart and soul for the helpless refugees who have poured i'.-n from Belgium and from the invaded' provinces of France; niany recently from Verdun.

“Three large, empty buildings were

turned over to her, and into them come more than three thousand men, women and children for their daily meals. Doctors and trained' nurses

workroom wlieio woinen niav make or

for needle work; there is a day nurs-

These are the Hostels for Refugees, and -they cost. with -the utmost econo- my, about five thousand dollars a month to mai-ntain.

“Most of the refugees are in ex-

ireine poverty, living huddled togeth- er in miserable lodgings; Mrs. Whar- ton has started a fund to pi'ovld'e them with decent furnished rooms at a mo- derate rent, and has established a de- pot for groceries at which food-tick- ets, carefully glvcii out, may be ex- changed for coffee, sugar, beans or rice at wholesale prices. Many stint themselves in order to send' cliocolatc to their men, who are prisoners in Germany. as that keeps them better thnn anything clsc. There is also s depot where coul may bc bought in sniall quantities at a reasonable rate.

“By the special request of the Queen

of the Gelglans, Mrs. Whaiton has un- der hei' care about six hundred and fifty Belgian children, ranging fiom one year old to fifteen, and two hun- il'.'c".'i' helpless old men and women. who were forced to fly, with the de- voted nuns who cared for theni, from the asylums where they had meant to ond their lives. Some of -the children were in orphanages, others were pick- ed up in ruined villages or on aban- d'oned' farms. One- baby of twenty months .hail been living for five days, alone and without food. in a barn; two others. a little older. were taken from the arms of their dead fat-hefr, killed by a shell while he was escaping with them. After they had been in Paris for a little while, twelve of the older cliililren were told. as a lessonfl to draw a house from memory. Ten out of the twelve drew a house in flames. These children r are now happy and contented, in three separate colonies, tende-:l and taught by -their Be,lgliin_ nuns; besides regular lessons the old- er girls have lace-making classes, and o cooking and' .house-keeping school.

“Mrs. Wliarton‘s fellowcountrymen

in Paris have helped her`, generously with their time and money, and the French Government hss_ shown its sense of the value of her work by de- corating her with the Cross of the Le- gion of _Honour-,-,a distinction very rarely given to women. , But. lliuch of, her help has’come. and must, still come. unless all these helpless ,peege are to sailor, from this country. o

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New York appeal earnestly to all those who siaproad of her as an Am- rloan author. and' to all who believe

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ins is doing good service now, to help

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Superior Line. ' of Toilet Here , y

.f ~ » .. ~ --I1' PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE

tion for Cash , milltl

-BEAVER B.0ARD.-‘flmpi-quad,

Slsed," economical. durable., ,Lowest price at Br|sce“s.

_ 2830-10~81Mtulh°l2wEFri2w.

-W. K. MeGOUGAN. Globe Io; mg.

Clams. is Gllllflieli ll°ltt.la.B\immei~ s e. '

-q.._... _

-NORTHUMBERLAND-The, stea-

mer Nortliumberlsud made a special trip on Sunday to relieve the freight congestion taking a full cargo.-H.

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-RUBBER BELTING-Old' prices on high grade American quality at Brace's.

_ 2830-10-31MtuFrlZwEFi‘i2w.

-PRODUCE.-On account of good

ioads produce has been coming to market quite freely, potatoes beimg 55c.. black oats 581:., and white oats 53c. per bushel.-H

-HALLOWE'EN TEA.--' The ladi-

es of the Presbyterian Church, Sum- merslde are having n tea in the Church Hall on I-iallowe'en .Tuesday Oct. 31st at 4.30 p. m. Tickets 35s.

2815-10-30M2l.

-POLLY ANNA SOCIETY-The

Polly Ann-a Club of 0’Leary have not forgotten the “boys” who have left their homes so they have sent off a parcel which will reach them in time for Christmas.-W. -

-SHIPPING.-The schooner Maude

Wieston, Capt. Weston. is in port. wi-th lumber from Richihucio. The schoon- er Nellie J. King is in port from Syd- ‘ ney, and discharging coal ut Queens wliaif.-ll

-SERVICES AT 0'l.EARY in con-

nection with the Methodist cause. have been postponed until Iurtlier no-

tice owiugjg the special services which are to e held during the month of November at different points of the circuit.-W.

-SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. -A

successful operation for appendicitis was performed at the Prince County Hospital Fi'ld'ay, on Miss Thelma, the fifteen-year-olil daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. Larry Butler. of Gleiigarry, Lot 7.-.ii

-MILLBURN CHURCH.-A meet-

ing of the trustees oi' the Methodist church nt Mlllburii was held on Tues- day evening the business being in con- g nc-ctioln with the horse shed, which it is expected will bc ready for the ~oining winter.-W. '

-GOOD SHOW.-Hnppylanil on

Friday night was packed to thc dooi°s_, when the Klark-'Urban (io. presented their play "The Shepherd of the Hills.” Everybody was satisfied that the play 'throughout was ably handl- cd.-H '

-#POLICE COURT.-Tho docket of

the Sunimerside Police Court Frlzliiy nioriiii-ig consisted of three young, iii-V10 bodied' nicn. of military age. clinrgcli with drunkenness and disorderly con- - duct on the streets. They pleadoil guilty, and his i-ionoi' imposed a finc of .$10 and costs on each, or in default of payniciit. to serve ‘twenty days iii jail. The fines were all paid.-ii

-MiSSiNG- Mr. John E. Yoo,

Northam, received the following telegram on Friday: “John E. Yeo, Northam, P. E. l. Sincerely regret to inform you No. 444639 Private Hor- race Willard Yeo, infantry, oillciallly reported missing since Sept. 20, 1916. Will send further particulars when rs- ceived. (Signed) Record Office.” Pte. Yeo was only 17 when he enlisted a year and a half ago. An only brother, Arthur, who enlisted in the West is

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- Bt. Raphael., Oal.

"four years ago I had sash psill

in my back that I could not work.

¥ read sbglnt gh: Pgslaal mis or a sun s ns and round the pains were leavvfg, me and that I was feeling batter.

After I had salsa lit sthd

boxes ol ., » 1 5 ,-.»_.

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Ifsltssvsllaalst 'ssl did. at tlis of 80. \I'l

farmer, new i. gears old.

i-aak\ Inalaad.”

All draggists ssll din Pills as '

500. a b -

r ox, or 0 bones fo <-|259.-‘

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DllCl_l€SS_ Skll‘tS Rain¢0a[S 3

. Just. received a` few Ladies’ _ _ _ , _ ` Skirts in Black Duchess Satin also Ladies’ and Misses Black Sliker = .Black and Green Velvet which can Costs and Hats _in dull or _shiny .. ibeworn all Winter with heavy Coats finish with or without Belt in all

'Price...._......................_.$12.00 | sizes. Price.-.--.. --_-.$6-00.6-75 4

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. Pikes

_ _ We have a splendid line of Ladies’ Fall Suits and Coats

Seeour line of Children’s Coats from ages 2 to

yrs.

also- Children’s Coats. These Coats are _made oflli/lixed _ Tweeds, Chinchiilas, Plush, Rat and S631 in all the iaiéif

styles. ‘

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Satur

erial,

Satu

|, __]§:_i_;~_owse Bros. Ltd.

_cossnan cosssrs _ 4

_ A new shipment of Ladies laced front Corsets in_ the newest style. The Ameri- ,-, ' can “Gossard” in small sizes. The larger sizes will arrive later.

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See our New Gossard Brassieres.

SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

Ladies' Black Sateen Underskirts, Special A special line of Ladies' Corsets, Satur- day.. .. 89c day...... . L00 _

Ladies’ Fall Waists in light or dark mat- A special line of Ladies’ Gloves in Wool

Special ........... 98c, 1.25 and Chamoisette...... 1.25

Ladies’ White Flannelette Gowns, Special A special line of Ladies’ Collars, Satur-

.. .... ........l.00 day..... . . .. 25c and 50c ,

-'l`liii

’llso:i lc-ft for Picton. Saturday in bal- lust. to take n cargo of coal for the

. .irn trip.-I-I .

-Mi' .

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also serving his lglng and Country in the firing line in France. Much anx- icty is' throughout the community, as he had always been a favorite, and sincere sympathy Yeo, and

ago they _

with a devoted \vifc` and mother.

being felt at home and

is being extended to Mr. funiily, as less than u year were called upon to part

Slillll PEllS0lilll.S

scliooiici' .ldlicn i‘.'lziry, Capt.

Arthur Johnson. Moncton, inward passenger by the

Northumberland Saturday night. He spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Summerside. -ll.

J. E. Pacquet, who has been

for a number of yoarsconuected with the ilriii _ Ltd.. has tendered liisresignatlon. und

of Messrs. R. T. lloliuan.

,P5

will leave in ii few da s foi the cit ings that have been made and -report-

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of Quebec, wheic he has accepted a

ed ln' water over 1,000 fathoms. in

similar position.-ll tclcpth, oii‘ly sevcneen were greater

‘tiian, 4.000 and only three exceeded

ocean Depthm 5,000 futhoms in depthi The greatest

, Tho ilcepcs; regions of tho occ-an 4 are commonly close to the shoro and arc belle-ved to have been caused by thc cruinpling inward of tho earth’s crust due to the pressure of the near -land. Such is the “Tuecarora deep," a long narrow trough which extends northward from Japan along the coast

o Aslsx its bototni being more than 27,600 ect below the surface of the 0

ccordcd depth of the ocean is only 09 feet more than six nillos.-Scien-

tiilc Monthly.

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RUSSIAN EMBASSY DENIES

COLONIZATION STORY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.- in an ilicinl stutcment today thc Russian

sw and 12500 fee; be10w'ih¢ gen.. Embassy denounced as imposters any

eral level of the oc-ean's floor. An D oven more profound abyss is the ii Aldrich deep, close to the Toiignn and 8

ersons representing, themselves as gents of the ltusslan government to rrango colonisation of Palos in

Kei-mam-]¢;1; 1g1ap¢|g_ which sinks to B South America. No such coloniza- deptii or 30.930 rect. The greatest tionis conicmiiisied. the embassy yet found, however, is the swim deep statement declared, adding: “Even

off Mindanao of the Phllllpplnes. his D

uttliig uaido higher considerations of

being 32,089 fcct, or 3.089 feet deeper frnendship and duty to our brothers than Mt. Evcrets ,of thc Hlnialayas., ln Poliinrl thc ullcniillon and loss of n

is high. However. one gains' an idea I1

iillion or tliom would lm oiitirely

of the rarity of such nbyssnl regions contrary to the inte-rests of the gov-

froiii thc fact that of thc 9,750 sound-. ‘J

crnnioiit and eni‘plre."

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