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--W. K. IMGOUGAN. Globe Fox Ex-

change, is Guardian ment iii Summer- lido.

-MALPEQUE MARKET8.- E888

35 cents per dozen, oats 52 cents, po- tatoes 55 cents, Turnlps 15c.

-“READY RO0FlNG"-- i3race’s

have exceptional value-low in price but high in quality. _

2816-10-30Mw2wksEw2wks.

-“ELECTRIC WAGON LAMP with

wire, bulb, and two batteries, com- plete for $3.00 at li0LMAN'S.’ Sum- merside. 2848-11-1M2iE1i

-SUMMER HOUSE.- Mr. Thomas

B. Huestia oi’ Bristol, Rhode Island. has purchased tho house owned by Howani W. Clark of Centerville, Bode- quo for a summer residence. I-le in- tends to occupy it about the iirst of June next.

-MEETlNG- Rev. J. M. Rice will

speak at the annual missionary meet- ing at Let 16 Methodist Church on Thursday evening. November 2nd, and Rev. George F. Dawson, M. A1, of Aiberton, at Union Corner, November 7th, and Wellington, November 8th.

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-BEAT THIS -WHO CAN?--Capt

Wallace McLeod of the Schooner Mona, owned by Peter McNutt & Son Mslpoque left at 3 p. m. on Oct. 25th loaded with oats for New Castle, N. B., discliargcd the note reloaded lumber and returned to l(c'ir's wharf on (ict 29 at p. ni.

-DARNLEY.- The' ils-hermcn of

Darnley are doimr a large business in catching smelts, every day. The buyer Mr. William Roach can he

seen ulfnding his way to the nearest railroa station, (Kensington) with his purchase to ship to Boston and other American cities. ln this way a great deal of cash is leit the fisher- men.-D.

-A SAD AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT -W‘hile working in a saw mill at St. Nicholas, Sylvaire Arsenault, a young man about 22 years of age, belonging to Fifteen Point, met with a palnnfl accident at about live o'clock on Mon~ day afternoon says the Journal. In some way the circular saw caught in the young man's clothes, drawing him toward it, and struck his arm just above the elbow. raking it completely oil. Before freeing himself his foot was also caught in the gear and the tendons severed. Dr. Delaney was summoned and he rushed the young man in the Prince County Hospital in his automobile. The quick work in

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' doubt saved his lite. and in a few min- utes more the great loss of blood would have proved fatal. When brought to the hospital it was found Arsenault had also received internal injuries, but he was resting comfort- ably on ,_ ’l`\ieadny morning and lt is thouéht he will recover. This is an especially sad case, as Ar- senault is the only support of a wldoi wed mother, and it is to be hoped that friends in the community will do whatever is possible to rolicvc bard- ships the accident will cause.

RED CROSS-

Amount previously acknow-

ledged 517256.47

Malpeque W. P. A.. per

Miss - Jennie McNutt, se‘c'y (Aug & Sept. pay-

ment

Salc Red Cross badges- dur-

ing Exhibition week by Boy Scouts per Hon. D.

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“Pollyanna Class" 0'Leary

per Miss Janie' Johnson

_.Rod Cross- Society. 0'Leary,

per Mrs. A. J. Matheson, treasurer .95

Union Red Cross, per Mrs.

Geo, Abott ami Mrs. I-Iendersonl Geo. Abbott 2.00, Harry Hender~ son 1.00, A. G . Mal-iett 1.00. Alf Mallett 1.00, J. B. Bryentort .50, Norman Beaton 1.00, Russell Ab- bott 1_00. Henry Abbott .50, John Mc- Kinnon 1.00, B. U. Hardy .50, Ray Clarke 2.00, Harry C. Essery 1.00. H. C. Simpson 1.00. A. Reardon 1.00, A. Lowe .50. Clarry Malllett .50, Ccphas Mnllctt _50, Harold Henderson' 1.00. Mrs. B. Bryonton 50, Chas. Stewart 1.00, Mrs. Jennie Clements .li0. Y. W. Prowae _50, Thus. Yco 1.00, W. W. Wright 1.00. Mrs. L. Essery 1.00, Geo. Mallott .50.

Total . . . . . .._ $23.00 Mrs. E. Urch, Kensington,

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save your money. _

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-SMELT NET8 and All hanging ms- terI&l'0Bll be had it hem! quarters- Braces. 2789-10-288th\izwksES2wks.

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head quarters. Order quickly as some sizes are getting low.

2789-10-28Stliu2wlrsES2wks.

-“THE BEST THERE I8"at Bi'ace's in farmers’ boilers or feed cookers-1 prices guaranteed lower than any

others.

2798-10-28Sthu2wksES2wks.

-The many friends of Miss Flora

McGougan who has not been able io attend to hor household duties i'or` the past few weeks are glad to know sho is fast recovering and in a short time will be able to get around.

-“OLD GRIST MILL' fox biscuit

have proven to be economical feed and are giving remarkable results. Fresh shipment just received ut Brace's 2816-10-30Mw2wksEw2wks.

-STOVESl» STOVESI-. Bracds

are leaders in this line. Special stoves for schools, halls, churclics. ns wcll as for your kitchen, hall and bedroom. 2798-10-28Sthu2wksES2wks_

-MEETING.-The annual inceting

of the 0'Lenry Dark Silver Patch l<‘ox tio.. 1/td., will bc held' ut 0’I.cary on Wednesday, N-ov. 15th. 1916. All shareholders are requested to attend. Meeting opens at 2 o'clock p.m. Peter J. Bulger, Sec'y. '28-15-11-1M3i_

-POTATOES.- Some good crops

oi’ potatoes are reported in :mo a- round Sea View but the yield of po- tatoes grown on the [arm of Mr. John Cullen, (rondrnaster) is hard to beat. The owner is oi' the opinion ‘they have few equals, and none su- perior. -

-PAINFUL ACCiDENT.- Mr.

Jesse Bernard, porter at Snnmici‘.=1l-le railway station, met with a very painful accident a few nights ago. Whilst loading lumber in a box car a heavy door frame fell on his left leg iniiicting a nasty wound above the ankle which will keep him from his duties for some time.

-T0 FORM A COMPANY.-Owing

to the great demand for coal and lumber in and around Malpequc, it is state-d that a company is about to be formed tllere wi-th Mr. Bcnj_ Wood- side as general manager, for the pur~ pose of supplying these requirements. l't is the intention to purchase 11 large sized vessel suitable for the North side. The conrpany also expects to, handle produce on a large scale. Mr. Woodside expects to leave shortly to purchase a vessel.-D

The readers of this paper will beplessed to

learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is cstarrh. Catarrh being great|y_in~ ilucnced_by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intemnliy and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces oi the System, thereby destroy- ing the foundation oi the disease. izivinlt the patient strength by buildiiyz _up the constitution and assisting nature in ounz its work. 'lfhc proprietors have so much _faith in the curative powers of llall's Catarrh (lure that they _oiter One Hundred D_ol|iirs for_any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address F. J. CHENEY & OO . Toledo, 0.

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shame of the best lttdiioredijnoilels

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

also Children’s Coats. These Coats are made of Mixed Tweeds, Chinchillas, Plush, Rat and Seal in all the latest

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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.

See our New Gossard Brassieres. -

SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY _

Ladies’ Black Sateen Underskirts, Special A special line of Ladies’ Corsets, Satur-

Saturday ..... .. 89c_ day._.... .

_ 'Ladies’ Fall Waists in light or dark mat- A special line of Ladies’ Gloves in ool

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

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-SEA V|EW.-- On Saturday, Oct.

28th i\ir_ llerlley Adams. (son oi' liur- scll and Mrs. Adams) arrived from the North West alter an absence of four yoars.` I-Icdloy now belongs to thc 226th Rcgimciit, Camp Iiughcs. lic loft Summcrsldo on Monday nzornini; to rejoin his lloglmcnt at lliilifnx as they ure going overseas. The many friends of 1\ir. J. T. Mc- Kay arc' sorry to Ilcarn oi' his sevcrc illness and trust that by good nurs- ing hc will be around in n fcw weeks.

KAISER TRIES T0 QHEER HIS MEN ON THE SOMME.

BERLIN. Oct..31.-via London.-

Einpcror \V:iilia1n, on his rcccnt visit to tho troops on thc Somnic front in Frniicc. iniulo the following speech. accordliu.: to tho correspondent of the 'l‘ug<-i1lati_: "(l¢>n1rmlcs, following an impulse of the heart, l have hurrlcri to you from tho oust fron-t to brinl: you the gicctings ot’ your comrailee there and the thanks of thc Fntiicr- land' for thc four months’ hard strun- glcs 'on the Sommc and' for the heroic manner in which you have fought.

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'i`ho world’s history knows no parallel [ out. The Lord will give I-lis blessing

for tho striiglgles in which you are Darticipoting and for the greatness oi your deeds. For tsciitiiries thcsc hat- tics of the Somme will stand as a blazing.: niodcl for thc coiiqucring will of a united people.

“ln you that German will iinds ex-

pression uiidoi' wlintcvcr cii'cuu1sl_aii- ces to prcvcnt the cnemy from pros- ,iratiiizg us to tho ground' and' to stnnd tinm against i~`|‘o1i¢'li insolcncu :iiill lliritisli :~iiu|>bor|iilcss. Froiiiy nil Gor- fnian 1‘c'1:ions you stand like ti nit-‘tal [Wall 01’ tloiunan sonsc of duty and self devoted valor, lighting to the last breath.

"Oil all sides tho German pcuplo

stnnd' in a. toiiiitfious struggle against half tho world and against tho inani- i`old superiority oi numbcii-1. Evo-11 'though it continues hard und oinlurus long, yet the Lord of llosts is with you. They at homo have licsomrlit Him and lie has inspired you with streinrtli und' courage. Trust in (lad

iliravcly, fccliiig that you arc lighting in a just uaiiso.

“Thus I Nucl. you. coniradcs. l-Iold

to 'thc end."

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POTATOES ARE HIGH

IN NEW BRUNSWICK

ST. JOHN, N. I3., ()ct_ 31--A fur.

ther iIici~cas'c in thu price oi' pota- WUH iii' "l‘i'Ull0\l. The Moiilrcal mar- |<Ul <illUiL‘1| _\o11to1'1lay an lncrczmo of twenty emits on tho niiicty-pouim hug. At l<‘rdc`rivton potatoes were l>_lll‘vl1usc1l from tho farmers. at from $.l .to $3. 25 por barrel and thc indi- cation was that the limit had by no nicans bccn rcaclicd.

tioiirlitioiis, howovor, ure' cven

more sorions than this in Maine, and y0Sl\1l'll1iy‘ tho farmers iii tho' vicin- ity oi' Aroostook wcro sr-king as high HS $4- H1111 $4.25 por barrel for their stock. Ono man, it is stated, refused $30.00 for 5,000 bnrrc1ls,' saving that ho cxpci-_toil to i‘c<'ci\'c H. lull $1 more per barrel. In ,iioulton on Sat- llfdill' <'u|'lou1l lots sold at $4.10 a, barrel .

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