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past in Montague and people are Milli permitted to mingle together. and appreciate the opportunity more than ever before. after having been nhntup so long.--T. ' ,

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'LOST OFF P. E. l. OGAOT.-The steam tug Mersey, bound from Chat- ham, N. B.; for Halifax. while ol Cape `E¢imont, Prince Edward Island. last.,8u.udny week, lost he cook over- board. His name was Fred Naves and he hailed from Port Lorne, _Annapolis County. N. B. and _was 24 years old. The tug went into Picton and reported the accident to thbcustoms odlcials.

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Master Russel Kaye, Moons...-'_ who many will remember, as`a patient suf- ferer for the past years, left by Bor- den Tuesday for Boston. Mass.; where he will enter a hospital and receive treatment, from a. specialist on his disease. He was accompanied by Mr. Ora Kaye as far as Borden, where he was then taken in charge by Mr. Rayner. of Tignish, who also is to visit the above specialist.-'-T. _

Mr. Longworth was completely tak-

sn by surprise by the boomerang hon- or. lie had designed this dinner t.o_ honor his friends but found that he himself was still more highly honor- ed. in a brief and feeling address he thanked the donors for their kind words and magnificent gift.

The hlnction throughout was a

most enjoyable one, mutual congratu-_ lations being exchanged on the Vict-' nl-y Loan, on the glorious ending of the war and on all the causes -for jub- ilatlon tllnt a band of sutlsiled men in happy mood could conjure up.

CONVALESCENT . _.SOLDlER'S

FUND.-The generous act of the Ro-i ulrians in donating. a. gramaphone and n dozen records to the Convalescent Home is greatly appreciated. by the officers of the staff and the nursing sisters as well as by the soldiers for whose benefit it was presented. This will greatly relieve the burden upon the fund elsewhere acknowledged in this issue' and which, although grow- ing, Ls not yet sufficiently large to un- dertake any extensive purchasing. The fund, however, which will be -placed in the hands of the Matron, will be used as required for such means of enter- as the soldier patient may need. For the present, while all the patients are on the first floor one gramophone will suffice and part of the fund on hand will bc used in providing__additional records while any further donations of Disc records will be appreciated.

DEBATING SOCIETY.-The debate

held ou Monday evening November 18th by St. Dllnstan’s' Senior Debating Society was one which proved most interesting for all present. The sub- ject discussed by the debabors invol- ved many subtle questions concerning two oi the most popular _forms of Go- vernment, the resolution being “Re- solved tllat", from the peoples stand~ point the Limited Monarchy ls tt more beneficial form of Government than the “11epublic". The two leaders. who were most capn-ble for such a task, won the admiration of the Society for the manner in which they treated such an abstruse subject. Mr. M. E. Fran- cis was leader of the pro side while 'Ml-. M. McQuoid was leader of the can side. The resolution was carried. ln the absence of Rev. Father Poirer Rev. Father Mctluigan acted as mod- erator and critic and his remarks nn theclose of the debate were most in- structive and impressive, a vote of thanks was rendered him after which the meeting adjourned.

Rlleumatism

llleumetism hu become lo eolllon

nowadays that hundreds of people make no ofort to rid thelnselvn of its fetal grip, believing it to be incurable save in exceptional eases.

No grantor fallacy exists. Suiferers

from rlnulnstism ess be relieved if the esuso is remedied and removed.

Let urexslnine the frets. The direct

esuu of rhoumstioln and kindred dis- eases is poisoning of the blood stream, thron|h failure of the kidneys to illter end remove the impurities that are 'con- stantly collbuting in the system.

Once the kidneys are out of order,

the trouble starts. The poison-lndenod

blood circulating tbroufh the system deposits its impurities n the muscles

and joints, setting up infection, and Rheulnstistn, Lum ago, Sclntlcn, eve., follow. _

The int stop necessary le to bring

the kidneys to perform their nsturs function once again, and relief will be the immediate result. Gin Pills will do it, and will save weeks of fearful sn!- ferlng if taken at the dnt indications of rllou|lleilsm._ I

Gin" Pills have been recognized ll an

aseurdii relief' to sulerers from rheunn- ' ' till, beclpehe, peiulul urination, brick

dust deposits, and gravel. Tbdoesnds' of testimonials hnr witnno to lee im that the relieve kidney or bladder

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.,*Tl-IANKSGIVING _ _SIRVCES

_ wdl-e held in the churches in Monta- gue Suadoypand although tllev roads were almost impassable, there were large numbers out. with hearts over- _ilowing with praise and _thnnkfulness for the glorious turn the European war had taken, and also for the -privi-

lege of .being permitted to aitendl d_ivine worship. after-_nn absence - of many weeks.-T. _ '

The annual meeting et the Pro- vincial Brauch _of the Klnuadinn Ren; Cross Society, took place last night!

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Secreten/-Treasurer. Women's Petrlo .tic Association and Prisoners of Wnr_ Department. _ _ __ “

Annual subscriptions for the Red

Cross will be taken up in January. This work having been postponed nn account of the recent Victory Loan. -

The income for the year for P. E.

Island for -Re Cross purposes totals

tloo therewith omolmuog to 5420 the latter sum being for postage, pack- ing and shippment. This is n very small percentage for expenses the balance of the money going direct for Red Cross -purposes. All the oiilcers were re-elected. Although hostilities have ceased, Red Cross work must be carried on for some years yet in the; interests of the sick -and wounded. The societies are also asked to tate up work for the refugees. -' `

The biggest ilre in Charlottetown

‘for ll long time occurred last evenlngi when tho large three story wooden‘ building occupied by Grant & Ken- nedy, corner of Queen and Sydney Streets was badly gutted.

The alarm sounded 'at 7.30 p. m. and

when the firemen got to the scene,

the upper part. of the building rl mass of flames.-

The tire appears to have started in

the upper' part of the building at the western end which is used as samplel rooms, and gained intensity everyl minute, so that in a few minutes the! blaze was ‘emerging in great fiery tongues from nearly all the upper windows and the roof, and despite the great quantity of water being hurled into the building blu°sts of blaze; would constantly tlnd au exit under the 'eaves along the roof.

The hosemen fought the ilames gamely from all sides. some of the! streams being directed with' telling eifect from the roofs of the adjoining buildings. _ ’ The Salvage Corps men and others

had a -busy time _removing the con- tents of the building. Ou the lower floor of Grunt & Kennedys were! numerous automobiles, waggolls andl carriages, farm machinery, harness, etc. '

The contents of the sample rooms`

if not destroyed by fire were mined by water and smoke. These were owned by the tlrm of Greenshields, Ltd.. Montreal. oi whom Mr. W. S. Louson is the well-known represen- tative, Gault Bros., of Montreal, Mr. O’Donneil, representative; .llanchest-| er Robertson ill: Allison, Bt. John, Mr. Art Smith, representative: und Brock at Patterson, sl. Jour, Mr. w. A. lieustis, representative.

The ilrst mentioned two ilrms are

the two leading wholesale drygoods distributors in Canada. .

Mr. Louson, ever alive to the in-

terests of his firm was quickly on the scene after the alartll was given. -lie ran into the burning building, the

flames already having found the WHY to the door of his oihce which was all

ablaze and made an eifort to get 'in- side but the ilremcn seeing the danger of his position immediately ordered him ont. not before he had been drenched with water.

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in the _Chambers oi' Mr. Justice Has- i

- Reports were received from the* _

$38,000, the only expenses in connec- .

_ference to efeellent address ,giv-

nfll “`l‘5‘.‘7‘ -ll 03° “me W” "‘=“`Y' absence were read from Hon, John an ' _ _ rnscuwulun Had it °¢°“"f 11 M mid- Monson, solids. .ur wm.‘-L.‘Poolo,| ' ' _ '_ I- _ if. ' ‘ ~

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night or 1.11:-ing a strong wind it would Montague, Mr. John A. Hackett. Tig- pour; mm” “horn 1;; fegzgfem “___ Dl‘0b0-b\_Y_1\11V° 1'-milled 0"* “TB Wl\°|° nisll and Mr.R. 'l‘. llolmnmsilmmersille ____e____ __ oke or the great lice” me

block. ' Of the dinner it is only necessary D

Victory Loan had attained throughout

Thi* b\\l|dl¥lE9 0-di800ll¢ WGYB 0913' lo say that it was .put up ill the beet (_______d _;_m 'by _"_ of Pémpnrlson saved by the utmost exertion ou the slylo known lo tho victoria Hotel and “' “ 5 ’ '

is lc f the former wur loans.

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_ _ _ , Q _ it was a happy thought, admirably all that good fellowship and geniality :_'_‘_;__5_;'_‘:_'_;5_-it __w_-3 cw 0'_‘:‘:o; ‘_ conceived and admirably carried out could make t _ _ n____d_______ to “___ was

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_ on tho .psrt of Mr. C. ll. B. Long-worth After _full Justice had -been done to ._ _ _ _ rw wind up the Victory Loan Campaign the good thin-gs provided the follow- "°"°l""d Wm' "'h"°"‘ 'md i"`°l°"g°a

with a complimentary tlsnqust to those ing toast list was duly honoured, the Hiwlallse. l __ _ __________

whose hearty co-_operation ensllleo 'speeches beiug.eloquent and rsdolent P’““°dl“_;__1“__'_`_'e__I_;‘:_‘5‘;’e"__'Lxheod him g to a. more than success of the satisfaction derived from s. good °°"'Pl|i\_Yi°“ __'- C ____ ana'

fu' grurum 1¢“¢,,¢¢ goin] enter- dinner and a good undertaking suce-' K»0..<‘ n|l'tueIl_f°l'P \1°° 9" Y' ri ever undertaken n':h’e province Piilhllll' B°°0ll\Dl M' W K R°3°"' °“'"m" mr

_pn " _ : _i _-___- '~ ._ ‘ - no ooo oo: wo nom no elm lo ‘1’i_>f‘ ~ 1-'S1' -J l 0“°°"if *W* “P =-° "“°“ “F ~ i` lm lo ll ‘ 31 on- tilcvlceora Hotels. the spacious slot 'me -Ktslniod uve le Kill - .mesniucent r°l\mh§¢“ “_______i__ mlltilis a l |J'.

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arent Bmln and her Julien Ham tlwlrresnoctlve districts, esp

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-,he 's'siq5,svc_nt_;;t"`presenl lil ln Ottawa,

'vntioning the great work done ill the town’ of Summerside. 1-le also ro- ferre-rl in glowing tel'ms‘to the worlll done by all chairman and members of the different committees through- the province especially to that oi the

country canvussers wllo, lle stated.

hrld. undertaken the most laborious part of tile tnsk, owing to the bad weather conditions and the prevailing epideinic.- ` _

Mr, Longworth expressed regret at

the absence during the canvass of Mr. Percy Pope, one of the members

7th E_neoutive__nl_ho__ass_lsted so greatly _ in -tl\er`.lep§.;\_'i,t>',_K_4i_1‘lr I»oal‘l_`.`. Mr. Pore.

bul'he was pleared to say _e teiegram_ had been received -from him during

the day stating that he was improv-i_ ing,. .. _ _‘Mr Longworth relsd anumber of? congratulatory telegram; on the ls-‘ lnnd'_s resu ts, from 0. li. Wood, chair~‘ msn Province Ontario. G, B. Camp-l bell, chairmanvfor iilova Scotia, Mr.' A. P. Trigon and Mr."E. A. McNutt, joint chairmen of the Province of Que- bec and several others. '

At this stage Mr. Neil McLeod ask-

ed permission to make _o digression from t-he purposes pro¢rsm._which be- ing granted, he read the following ad- dress which .ls ~ccolnpanieZl'bl'_ 0

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information has been received that expected His Excellency will be IC' ills Excellency the Governor General com-panied by his daughter. U” will arrive in Charlottetown on Thurs- Maud Cavendish. ' .’l‘hey~wlll -realli!

day afternoon , December 5th by'in Charlottetown until Friday WM” special train =\rl'alls':lu‘r.l_= mo-I they will proceed to summerside.

Wltll th6 P. I. Railway. It is "

Mr. J. E. 0‘l`lonn\ll, representative _ _ _

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_"°5""-'-l'“bl“ t" “lm” 5" bm” 1° me ing room oi' which was tastefully and Charles Lyons and Mr. W. F. Till-' h°9i‘“°\ "lm |“n“°'"'°" "nd Mr' nppropiatelv decorated for ille occ- mnrsll_ ' I Richard mont, owner of the building Mmm Army and Nm,” 'ML G_ S_ Inman. 19 “\"° ‘\““° lu- The guests, about 60 in all, includ- ii, (2,, M,-_ J, b_ 1lyndm,an_ li ‘S *”"”‘“'°“ 'hat “‘°"° were °°'“° ed lion. II. D. McEwen. Acting Prem~_ our Local Parliament and coplrol

5401000 W°‘°th °f mod” d°wn “Mrs ier of the province, Mr. Neil Mcheod city, Hon. l-I D. McEwen and Mayor b°|°“5|“3 W Gmm & Kwnedy' B°m° K. C.. Summersidc, (‘llail'lll:ll: Victory Wright,

Of 1110"’ °" |*’-3*’ damwed by WMM' Loan Prince (‘ounty members ofthe 'T|"""°";*"*

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This included $l.000 w' wil of harness. provincial lrlnam-9, Publicity and \1cIf,n(:|ryK (ma. ?,.ga;_l_zl;t_}°n!ndN‘€;l Th" ffm" "` 0" th" ~ "M" “me °f special 'subscription Committees. The ]_|m.;.,, Tm;na;fBh M \" g_ B 3 ° 'UP 1'“l'||" WW* ' ‘ “Med by me Host, Mr. C. H. Il. lrongworh presid-i Tho |»,.,,m ' M, W I potion- ill~e.inl‘;»<tailthel ..r ....ts"escaDei\' -ed. While Mr. W. K. Rosers. Chair‘|3lr ll ii [Curl-ie `- I L d i f it nore or less » "milf!P8d byfwflfel' . 1 | ' ` ' ' , . l)llroula‘h the gori w. iz or the firemen. “:1;;lh;;'%;§;?;l:;nd (ings mum es' THB LI'-liictli MF- (- Gilvilll Duff?- _ .Tlmumuds or ___l__ ___ ________essed me _ Le__e_____ “___ ____-______ _or ________0________§ Space nndiime .llrevent detailed re.

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