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lAlC&laSmYoIllar $'rt8rh¢.mmbd¢l:airomnnight, !l5¢§kelpzrtir1g, gently rubbing in the endoi the inger. Anoittaddrnolialpartingsurtxii the wlmle scalp has been treated Tbenextmomingdiampoovrith Cuti- eura Soap and hot water.

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’s’l‘EW°A'ii?'-ilAEx'E|i*'.-1o""TruFo at ¥_30'p m on Oct 11th by Rev Mr.

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"__ Condolence _ 1

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Owing to the prevalence ol inilu-_l

enn in this City the District Nurse!

lm charge of the Public Dispcnaary

bu been taxed mme Lhan usual in attending to cases oi sickness and_ poverty. and the resource-s oi the-l .Anti-tuberculosis Society are in` de?

ffnand to in unusual degree"in sup '

plying food and medicines. _ 'rue society through the Ditpeo-_

sary has been rendering all possible; assistance to those in need since the beginning of the epidemic and the visiting Nurse has been indeiatigahle as usual in her attendance on the;

_,_ poor and sick. 5

The Dispensarj-' is open lor call az

am. hour and M5" Degiois the Dis. _ ` »_t`orme.' things are passed awa

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Pruss|anCrowlPr\nce`

Catered to lol: Views

To Scare Popularity

ZFORE “Slat Friedrich Wil- heim, Crown Prince ot Ger- m\l\&'» Fl# described as an unbesnhriebenes Blau, which

ia not so md as it sounds. merely

imeinihs in plain Enslish the "lm-,lodge grieve; with yon, Your sorrow ivrrxilvll P2823' Sill(-‘Q |116!! were h3»V¢lis also ours, and we pray that the begun '~° 3PP¢°Y' UD llli-S UD5“lli€dfGreat Grand Mister above may con- l`Pl£@ Sllfh ¢IPl’¢~SSl0!\S as "B9|0Y¢4llsole and comfort you. We are sure l°l U19 P€0Dl¢!" "Idol 0! the Army!" fdear brother that your loved one

l PBM Wilhelm. the var lord. mi! lhas gone into the heavenly home

Uigg. Oct. 14th, 1918.

imootm rt. inonooa. orvoit. _ _

Doll' Brother:-We the clean and

members of Lion L. 0. L. Ko. 1049 wish to convey to you and the others 01 Jour tamlly our hartlelthymplthy ill the very great beravement you have been called upon to undergoio the death of your beloved wife. We assure you that every member ofyour

roll down the Lindon, tlanked andln-here the pure and good are gather- Pfefeded bl' uniformed slltlfil-S. Wim g ed from every land a`nd where G04 me flnhfe Of \¥`l\!!\P€l-S and 3-1| l-319| shall wipe away all tmrs from their rom] Wm? ‘hal N515 U19 lmlmile _ eyes and there shall be no more death personal iriend oi the Teutonic Gott. 3 ,nigger sorrow nor crying. neither

Bl" the C'°"° P1'i1`"~"~‘» *hen 3°* “I ‘shall there be any more pain for the

the front with his below-d soldiers

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ltrict \'ur~se in charge invites thosvf ~' ' ` l appears ln 3 nmdest mnabmn’ msl Slgued 0” behalf of me Lodge' U lhevvrld- I ‘ _ _ ' , princess by his side, and on the floor* John J_ MacLe0d_ Chap;a;,,_

Wll0 33% U1 I P05ld@ to c°”!rlb“!eiwelc0mz V 0( Lhff 031'. With llléll' Dari: l€ES dAD§'l \i E \! .D0 td R Q . ya v

e f ` _ - _ ling over the running-hoard, his fourl ` ' ' ' a" na ec' "eLre_ r' `

_food and warm clothing to phone th

Free Dispenst-try. 101’-J. when arti-_

'~iartley. pastor of Baptist church. Sli

S5 as formerly- She is also ready to \~

Ruby Constance Stewart, oi Chariots #vm w'Lt R.A. Macklin. ol Windsor. 595 °f wma' '~',S_

,mthe good-lookingyoungsters. Justf

_ _ , ' an every-day family party on an out-¢ John W. MacLeod. Lynda2e_

cies for the needy will be collecte.'l_ ____ - Hug: The peome shout: _.Hmm AI Deaf Bm _On behalf of me mem_ and distributed under her dirt-ctioni fm me ‘:._.H_ing (_, §_-r_da‘__ OQL U »_ noe man!" ,bers of Lion L 0 L \,o_ 1049 We

‘ _ _~, _ _ __ _ . ___ _' The Crown Prime grins audi- ‘ ' ' ' ' _ , »-L won. ,won-e of t.-e ne1sZ»b<»rhf>0fi _ winks Gmmn guuemls ma, in Eng, ; desire to convey to you and to the

e_ it any case not on her its: when non- _ ,ssemolol at the home of Mr. and usb would mean; i ,Omer members of the family our

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t.\lr5. Jas. .\lcQuaid. Bal-lwxn s . I te put another o\er _on y0u,;5ince|-e Sympathy in the great 50|-row `_Road. to web;-ome their son Am-_ §;;’g_l_5'_9°Ple» YOU UHDK HOW Y0U-- _ that has come to you through the 1

. W ,_ __ _.L_ _ __ _ _ .;rose. -it-no lf\_tcly reti-,rntltl iron; Th; Crown Prince Pnedrich W____dea,h of your dear y,,ome,. and ou,-

” "3"'~"" “"“"f lf’ l"“f="“ ‘ll "ffl"-' ‘J heln he of the rabbit Iac isaskill- esteemed brother Orangemen Pte

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Grocers supply what the people demand

WINDOW displays similar to the above

speak very highly of the popularity

of Diamond Flour with grocers and their customers. Diamond Flour admirably adapted to the making of good bread and

*£175

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md’ "MM um mm' re” KIIOWII BIISIDESSV--2 F-”“"*" mgagem'-"-= ‘H "W @°°'am°“U@"ff ‘Wallace c. Macleod oo me moo.:-

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\`illiphant fo sfll by Publ ‘

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, -~ turner cotnprisiiig <tofe ano

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Stand lor Sale 5

For sale the we-ll kno'-Tn

Greenvale. Lot 2L_ on Inurs-" 3 '_ ~ " _ ' T T

in @°t-.ca qi-l1i:’f:1“;f...*r.2:*°pi...‘;:;:° .*f.:s'* "_ b_")'A` `Op an 'np _ihousfa barns and other out,

m out

12 .nonths credit on approved

` 3° ' ' ' ' _ ‘ w* ' rt X

Term =: Sums over $3 f`=‘ l, A °l"'d’"g` '°".’”t':?d “.“h`" 'fps'

distance of I\otrn River wnarl l

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bi ,mmm Sa,e 0Qiti,e as with splendid oulmrtunitics

lpagm is j_ ` ;.~?,,.`fu;th,.1.' for shipping etc. This is a rare

particiilars see lmmlbills.

W_ U i\lcC()L`HRE\'

chance to secure a first class bust ess stand.

_ ` _;\uC,_,,m,l,_, .»\ppl_v`on premises tu

1f.~;2_iuif~’ is i1':». ` i.i';i<_;H H1 wAi<RE\'_

Live

Poultry

Eng -&- P mltfy Awoctatton will he open to receive live fowl from its members from Oztober Zlst. to Dec. 19th.

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Ship nn Mondays and Tues). within twenty-four hours after

day.-, not later than Thursdriv in any week. Have name and address, together with shin- ping station, written on each

nacirage - -_ Write the manage- <Std.> G. D. WRIGHT.

t1'f\'e\_1t__' 'giving number a n d classification of birds. Con-

9t';i$l`.drates as light as pos- si . ,_

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1 _ '_ GEORGE LIGHT-IZER i924-`lfl:l7' M 3i

FOP SALE

. “llleppoch Farm"

_'Une :oi the nfs' beautifully situated farms in the province,

owrlooltintz- I.-lillsb-'ire Rav, neat”

lim entrance to Cl'mrlor_terown Harbor and-5 m\Ie.= bv mid frfm

ihfi rllv, The ‘vip <w,m,,§,.cl

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about 275 'a¢¢.f<, 'oaifof -_rimh to clear, the balance covered in parts with hard and soft wo.,@ There- isa _gtwl 'nm|~|-_ `r,¢'.ifl@;.» ;, f"'ll»'Hlf'1'\1ll U11*-lirllfi-1u'~. ;-ll iv. :mr condition. \’Vu|. - '

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NOTICE

als are prohibited within the City and further resolved that the bodies of all those dying from influenza and neumonia must be buried

death. We_f-xpect the Clergy to assist in carrying out to the letter this Regulation otherwise we will be compelled to order funerals after sundown. -

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_ , Fri. 11 5 a. tn. Fri. 11, 1 p. m.

Tho -ibm Ui the P. E' I' Until further notice Public Funer-` Tues' 15' 7 a` m' Tues' 15' 3 D' m t

' . Fri. 18. 9 a. m. Fri. 18, 6 p. m.

Chairman Board of Health.

_ 'way l"'eigl\t Sheds [Order of War Board Not to

The dale fixed by the Canadianl

Illailway War Board for tht- opcninol inf lho- railway fri-ight -beds for thi-(_ receipt and delivery of freight. at` 7.30 a. m. daily and their closine all 3.00 p. m. daily excepting on Sal-‘ urday. on which day they arc to be f'lo<ed at I _ m. baslwen exif-ndnd

|rl li I 1-i~n romit >

_'lj lull* -lu~|l\ f-1| tlw i `:\i'l:ulim\ ‘

-limo .I ll.||l\\.|‘.- \\lll -¢»t~l|l|v;»' in ‘H . . . 1 '

1914-10-16 mtf. l

early timing of Ran-l

far. He was gassed and rendered- Capt-_Edward L79” F°x'_a_resmem,-tained fields of distant France. We __ _ .W .-,in-,_,__,. .__H,._,__&_ of Iderlin up to the breal. in dtplo- __ _ _ _ _ _ __ f __ _

_ __ _ _ _ , _ matic relations, _and who was quite ~' '- "01 “n`m‘”d‘“ 0 I 9 “Ct na

= *‘e”‘“5 “hw” “ai close to the imperial Germany, writm '-1~it.s at such a time are feeble t~

tasty. flaky pastry. " ‘

DIAMOND FLOUR

HUNT nos.. L|M\Tet>. |.oNnoN. oN'rAR|o

"W in "mi”g` g""""" mu" m me F°'“'”‘ f` “age *`°“" gm" Ye' “"’ ”““”"“ i :"4 ir iz..."-ti tio.-nt-.~ xi.. un .mn nxt

_ ~:::. Pie. _\!c-Quai-i was present- The Crown Prince is clever, amz.:-fua, keen ‘as 15 the _anguish at the Valm' 3 N ‘ A ' _ _ _' '___ '_

ingly so His face does not show it

‘ “ "F "`;:""‘:: “xl 3 “"‘;;";‘;;"` ' ` ` o; such a brother. his passing in

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'ltlrough figntu-.g the Hun hafi' een his <<~<'L>n;-ation until lately .\lr_ i

_\lcQuaid in a few well chosen re-

\r"-:= tlzanlzefi the donors for the-nr ' elztfulness and expressed de-l _ .t at eng iuick again am-'_|:;'.f' effff ar.-'I Imf.-~l o.'_e~. ' f ° i.°‘n\7=» Tearing the boys boun- 1

- v ' <chool-mate alter

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». -‘1 or Louie an-r ;spendi:.: »

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llonsliaw- ilharlottetowni

TIME TABLE .l

~`rom Bonshaw hom Ch'Tow:i` Tues 1. 8 a. m. Tues. 1, 5 p. m Fri. 4. 9.30 a. m. Fri. 4. 6 p. m

Tues. 11.30 a. m. Tues. 8 6.30' m

Tues. 22, 11,30 p. tn. Tues. 22, 6.30 p.m- Fri, 25, 5 a. m. Fri_25, 1 p.m_= Tuoo. 29, s tt. m. Tues. 29. 3 p. m l Freight must bs delivered one hour

before ssilimb.

FARM FOR SALEQ

100 acre farm splendtdlv located, nfar Cardig~n Villagr-, 80 acresi under cultivation. Balance tire-1 wood, lumber and be-.st of alderl mud. Fine roomy house and 2 convenient barn. é

For lurther particulars applv to _

(Miss) MARGARET Nl. O’MAHAR,|

North Cardigan (Mircl2_:r;__-R_|v:r>_

1844-10-ionioioo' _

be Effective until Nov. 10th. 2

2\fluctli<i§°Szilel

We arc ittslrncivd by Iivt-rf-U'

.\lcKendrick io scll on his farm _\lt_ 1

litlward Road. Wednesday Ok-t.l

_ P 23rd. commencing. at one o`t_-lot-it 'in cr ` ~ lir r~(`. f h, ‘_-ihtlhc following -ioclt and crop: l Ocwlwr .___ _he wth _\»0_e_nb__r _pure b_rr-tl _shorthnrn cow. 6 grad'-l

The public is 'ihcreforc ad yzisf-tl 5 gmc’ 3 hmfers' I0 head of Shep” '.1

that the regulations at pn--ent gov-l 'lydesdalp _mms 3 Old' I hal' ,m;n__, [hp hppning and (_|___in___ __|.;acre turntps an l-._ acre ma_ngel_~__ » t ______ l -lack of hay and a quantity nl

» |=|\v`_ `lf~rm<l1. mwnihe r-rfwlll on

»||-r\» .-tt¢~~1lln'_v @.'\_ fi pt-r |~|~:v

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9Wl"\'~ f (_ H __l_‘_w_u i~»'w.iu»iT in ‘» I rd '

_A00 ‘___,`____vh_ . 'l `fqttQ(,~_v.‘|\_ '_ .‘ _...?,il..--_-_-.»_`T"“'”"` (__, ,_,_____,',]_;j_H__U lfenrs lui' Lambs

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‘ff -It lril-ill ~ all »~ i~yt|l~ fl||| v|_ _ _ _ -=-¢»-_ .,..,.i i..f ..-m.~| .... \..l.,|-. ii. The Bloomfield institute will

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He has been caricatured to represent a rabbit. There is no denying that his teatures look weak. He has often been photographed grinning in a silly way; but the grin can be sin- ister, too. For Friedrich Wilhelm is one ol the most dangerous and sinis- ter men in the world!

The Sunday editions have regal-

ed us with stories of his exploits!- "attairs,” supper parties, .rash auto-. mobile driving and steeplechasing. We all know by now how he led his favorite regiment ot I-Iussars on horseback up the terraces oi the old castle of Sans Soucl and 'then held gay doings with them there. We know how his apparent thoughtless- ness has brought down severe criti- cism trom the imperial parent. We have heard all manner ot stories in- volving him with light young ladies.

What we have not heard is that the

man himself is a contradiction to ull his harum-scarutn actions of the past. That the emptiness »ol his lace is a mask that nature has given him ap- parently to conceal the shrewd, cal- culating brain behind.

The soldiers in his army love

Friedrich Wilhelm. He has made it his business to meet as many ut them as possible. They love him. That is good for the morale. The entire lighting male population of Germany

l to-day-except some Socialists- he-

lieve that the Crown Prince sulers mental agony every time he reads a new list ot German killed or wound-

_which be gave tu a. newspaper corro- spondent? - `

Keeping that in mind, 50 back in-

* ed. Did he not say so in an interview

- lo the Crown Prince's boyhood. He' _had two pet dogs. He wanted these l

dogs to sit on their haunches and hold their Iorelegs out straight. -lt

5 would be a pretty sight when he took this dogs out riding in 9. little bas- iket cart. He couldn't train one ot ' the dogs to stick out his Iorelegs llko

ramrods. So, becoming greatly ex- asperated, Friedrich Wilhelm snatch-

; ed the little animal by the scrui of F the neck and buried its nose in the l du-t. it choked to death. To make

' "ian " _ . \ . , ,_', |, 1 . __|i ,, _W receive Tenders `f¢`)v ],,qml7_‘_ Fat l lure that the other dos would hold

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|0851 of Canadian Norlhwe »-»~|.». not .--filo.: .tm \,~ »......l.».4 §beep__<»_t<~.__=1_v to and includingi 7 : 'ld latinas "' "' 'f"' ~'*~'H'_\ lu' ~»|l"- =@'~H UC’-'~ ff ~ -‘ "‘- -'never boon them.

_ _.eg "__ “__ _ _ \ Certified cheque for »°l0(.'.‘)*‘)l um "__ ._ _, ,.,. _,,,, - ’ ~ \ - must at-compsmv nach tender. g ...f?1'.'~.f."‘;’___,',“.?,". ."".”,'§‘°__’1".1_';,'j_*_§;_§-- '-~|~|~+ um _ - S. J. MacDi)NAl.l), i ‘_f_‘,”q;_,,:,r;»~:-- ~1 |»_ |~;_ |~tonu ~ Secretary

,_,, .._ ,,_.~_-_,:,’“.-‘.f.}.”',Q51; Bloomfirld, P. E. I.

at #mv [rf'n.r-.mt |,;.r|¢, q,,_,,,;,_ ________________ ____ ___ ____ _ _

‘"1 "ff" _ | "”' l9o3-10-18 m 3|.

"lr:nf_° urnn nfl :_ .MH .1 .,. ,.,a,

is to iii!

lambs oiferetl for °al.° by the

;'l`raoadie Cross Fsrtners Institute. wld” *ill be \‘P°¢i*¢d by'

’ A l/uvtcs Mooonito 1

Trmadrs Clos Soc

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vedmooo if ¢<r¢nm¢4 ... ,'»_. _.___

a iv-'t»»<|» fu- ,g , \.

' on ."io'ff¢'.=4'."{l.’ Sealed tender< (endorsed wnder

,,, "ch 0, ___ __ lur lamlr-) will lie received by the

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¢»=:en£;iiw»_v1 rf-L mul;-r,ig||,.(| ,mm \\ pdnmda _` Nnv_ il;`.4;t_"§:- l£.;’;;,:6ili. l9l8, for the pilrclinsiey of all

Scum-East]-`armersInsut lieu to

p. m. on ay. L. st or rcllne ot 300 Lambs and 40 Stale price P61’ pound-

out its legs properly Friedrich Wil- 'helm broke both of them._ It could

The truth about the matter is that

tho Crown Prince is s. genius for playing the mob. He doan't oaro my more for the mob than does the Kaiser. The mob causes his royal blood to revolt. The Kaiser tries to play the mob, but it is exquisite tor- ture Ior him to pretend he hu deep lnteruvin people who are quite ig- norant and unnoble. Alter acting his part. the Kaiser, exasperated with himself, will turn around to s royal sid and ht go an oath. Not tho Crown Prince. I-Io never shows his hand. Every time he can be lnakn the mob believe they are the best little people in the world. What a stage dlreciorl

_ Poslical genius ls orten but.sn un~

common degree of imagination

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line cause of liberty and right for lu-bien he taught ami died while in _action in France will in some mea- lsure ease the pain of your sorrow.

lThe example of his love for his

_friends his cheerfuiness. his clean _Christian character; all these will be ll\le;<'=ed memories for those whos# hearts are now so sore. Ag-aiu we would assure you all ot our heartfelt

sympathy and commend you to the

|Go:l of nil comfort and consoiatiztn ‘to the great burden-bearer. the .\lan

_ot sorrows Who is acquainted with lgriet.

John J. MacLeod. Chaplain. M. E. MacDonald, Rec. Secretary.

2 Uigg. Oct. 14.

\iINARD'S LINIMENT in my family for years, and consider it the best linimeut on the market. I have found it excellent for horse iiesh.

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Its proportions are as accur- ately fixed, and as scientifically

determined.

The wheats used in milling “Beaver” Flour are analyzed-

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Th1s_ ts why “Beaver” Flour always gives good results-why it requires less shortening-why everything you molto with it has ¢

~ ~ i 'gflvpilr tl1_1_t_;you cannot get with western spring wheat Hoon,

ry Bebver Flour yourself for both Pastry and Bread-you'll find it

“Wflly T ood. for either, and beet for both. Remember, to insist on

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