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I K V “pp” -_-;9'_’_“‘-P§",,_°f “vel Th? was killed in action I-Ie was a son

‘ J lim; oneis best and feel onesi elllife _l-l-l°_l".3¥`. 11.3-S Chiniéa ot the late Theophllus J. Nelson. who

, is H, ..nj_.,._» an inside bam l,m.i,{thel°eby. '_ for-these vio_-‘ died suddenly in Charlottetown in

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.=\.quarter pound of limestone pllo

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2'-if :bf zinc. will l_l.r~lt -.\~:‘\ .nl -~c.~ sional

_.lie .ogre iofask the druggist for tht ii-'dll .`.fL..`,l:.‘,‘l!.' ..‘.f_"»_`."_,`,li'..“f`fllllllvllll ; _-_-lllllu strength Othlne as thl.~ ,:- l ~=..n.~ ‘lll=~ :<ll~,l~ nm ,,»-\.;_,.,_». ; -fleilvlh is sold under guarantee 'li ? "-"“""""‘“" r

»'.»- _o.§:. -»: rlrotieil for the worse case

ffeilnsfs. purifles and freshens li "'i1l fm llle outside, so hot wa‘el' an

~‘.c1'f> but is sllillricnt to tlemolls'r»‘-

lEl;1‘_ just as .soap :intl hot wa '_

moneyhack li' it fails to' renlov V' l'NlMY if ` _

l f lzlirs tone phosphate act on thc lu

freckles . , _ s

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sweetheart is naturally the

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` 'fp-rll~e.`1.l1llan Nelson, or Montague,

` - ° than received the sad news that her

_ _ litllhihf. Private Freeman Nelson.

Hn ‘lunar lu-1 Pélnu-xnuo *area za,-was nlllea in notion, on sop-

` sertec'ot vleto;4§» page re, 5 lember 29. Private Nelson, who had!

i§f]§éij'|n gfoiinqmht ground l been residing in Boszon. came to Can-‘_

. he n .

"Hu-e*¢_»,'&'fé_ en&~;.~*°n_ “_ _ n and enlisted in the 36th Mc a l

ml" monlil - a °l‘¢"m°°l°t~-1 was over a year in France before he

1 -lilly last. He leaves a vsidow, nec’

"x ' E P ’ll - 'front are: _#fi-lil. lmiiqdgcommandg-'_‘ ' - ‘ °°"°» f9“_”‘°'§|7.;_‘M°“¢5E\l°»'_ l second. su|iorinr'al.ra»ln8yl: land “.mue gm" mwg 7”!" °f 35°; ’

But l.ll'eT8°'l§ Sllll ljiblher reason' '£11150 hi I:0tlh8§ a.nl‘}~g6~gnbr°_!'h9r5v Ar' l

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which has perhaps been overlooked lmender?t»eérad’;_ tote ms°la’_o;l,sllp€i,l.,. hit11¢=rl°» ”l-l11°lY- 1h°‘°91_tditi9l1_°l’i.»na oeol-ge. all ln cluu»lotte_lown;: the French army. _It;_ix _o sublect l-larry, in Boston, and Wiliiam.4n_Wor-` which can bctunderawodv only. when Cerner, Mass. A cousin of Private ! viewed in perspective. 'Look back a f ~\€lS011'S. Harry Barlow, was killed on_

l year to thcmclntba otdlulne and July 2 September 27‘h~ i 'in 1917. The French and British ati ii.-l I that time possessed a numerical su~! We regret (0 learn that Mr. PGTCY periorlty over the enemy on this front l Stanley received a telegram yester-l of something like thirty divisions. iday stating that his brother, Signaller'

\Vhy could they not have made a ser- 1 George Henry' Stanley had been re_’ i*l‘S 0! big alla-C145 during ihe SUmU19\"ipol'tetl killed inaction ‘at the front on ~ I and fall, thereby perhaps sparing usisemember 270] “mmol |

this spring crisis and sh t n g the ' . . _ _

~» M n or e If navel fhls brave ¥0ung soldier. who wasl

war by a year. a y peop , asked themselves this question. Tho iszrioqiggegnlisted as 3' sig“aHe"l ' - ~ n . e was tr 1 (1 1

time has come, perhaps to answer lt. ans erre o

on April 16, 1917, the Allies at- ‘he 78111 Baifsllvn in England. l

‘tempted a general offensive which Mr. Percy Stanley is now ill with failed to gain the objectives sought ` the influenza. " 'I‘ll\°n'e are also flve and the confidence of the French sol- sisters, three athomb and two in Bog.l tliers went down momentarily. Great ton ,N | promises had been made to them signaller Stanley was emrlo ed,

which remained unrealized. \iurmur- .- P Y . d then an ‘ roman- _ uitll Bruce Stewart, Ltd., before en-

ings arose an gry p , The men complained about irregular iilselégi-"fiend he was a most competent

permissions, about the food, anal ~ . about the barracks and charged fav-|O“T° _'he bereaved family We 'extend l oritism in the way recompenses andl 1' 311109” Sympathy.

promotions were given. Bgieily, thc; '

.‘ ' l l l;s:°t.“;;t°;:iz."tir.‘ .l::.:: liz. ». beginning of the war. _

Moreover, the Allies' numerical su-; 2 ,

periority over the enemy was lnorei UMMERSIDB MARKET!

apparent than real, for whereas the= German battalions each had iouri companies, the French had only iButter per lb . . __ ‘.45 three, making the Allies actual su~iButter dairy ...37 periority scarcely 100,000 men. Thek .amkms per lb . Allies' artillery was about-equal nu-i md ._ .. . .. .. . . .25 merically to the enemy’s, but the ene-l_ es .. . ..12' my had many more modern rapid-nrei »2lI1b pelts _ __ 75 to 1_25_ heavy guns than the French. The Oats (black) per bus .....1.00i

le mit the Germans to bring son:le| . lolrty or fifty divisions from the east.-f, 25?! (Def do!-) .. ,_ , _ _ __ _41

urn to the western front uhtle hyl . ...Z2 to 25l

more than 700,000 men in depots potatoes . alone. ' "4 'wi

Gen. Pet.ai.n's hrst problem on tak- CH I

ing command of the French army was ARLOTTETOWN MARKETS | to improve its mora.le._.__TI‘l1is he ac- ~ __ complished by carefully considering » - l the soldiers’ complaints, doing every- (Tuesday) l 'hiug possible to incregse their com- | fort and later by carfif-IE out a. series _ Potatoes bus (new) 60

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AMAN with a Wellington Pipe is in luck.

_ Hedraws clean, dry smoke-and nfotlv ing else. The well catches all moistureand

stray tobacco. And the W D C triangle '

trade-mark means honest French briar,_ex- .

pertly seasoned and fitted. Make this your

lucky day. Get a Wellington. 1 ii

THE' UNIMERLS

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All shapes. all sizes,.at all ` 'A

M/ good dealers-$1.25 and up.__ _ " _

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*i Btlllcll llnlcl-|'l’._ o_o ` STOVE POLISI'l,~»f~* _ i"

- A few minutes with a cloth, ~ » '

and Black Knight makes your stove look bright and attractive. Can be

I _used on either warm

or cold stove. Black Knight will not burn -and is dustlcss. , '

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Hides per lb . . ....14-15

Straw . ......$12

Calf 'Skins .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .25-301 KENSINGTON MARKETS

They had no gas shells. `

future course of the war.

~snx1.i\¢.ltf_1!1§- _

`_ln|»llc leapt to uit. I

The width of _any odensive under modern conditions is limtteill bythel. number of divisions available after; stripping the front ot every unlt.| which can bc spared from the duty of llolding’the'llne. A given num- ber of kllllniétres and further divi- sions ln..axa.ot proportion must be ready torellevc the attacking divi- sions. At most the French could not hope to attaiok .on a..fronf._wider than I thirty-tive to forty kilometres (eigh-

toen to twenty~.iour miles).

To obtain a surprise' was out of

tho question. In the ilrst place thess ,fronts werdinsutllciently prepared for i an ottenslvo. 1 It would be impossible to make the necessary preparations without nrouulngihe enemy's sus- picions. In the second place, tho French having neither gas shells nor light tanks would be obliged to un- dertake a long hammering bombard- ment which might last for days and would certainly give the enemy tflne _ to mass reserves at the threatened point. Doubtless a certain amount of ground would be gained but with- “ out in any respect iuduenclng the

The present year's campaign would

hu-ve opened with' the Germans as strong as ever owing to their plen- tiful reserves whereas the French would have_soule twenty or thirty divisions less. One Q1-eads to think what might have happened under those circumstances. `Even.as it was tlle_.F_1-ench and the _Britldx had to straln,__lltsrally every _alnew to break the German offensive of March 21 when a ninety kilometer (ilfty-(our mile) front. 1,300,000 men, the larg- est mass ot manoeuvre the world has ever seen, tlung itself against our lines. The battle front during that gigantic struggle was elongated by

ninety kilometers. The French dur- l

lng,ths battle took over with fresh __ -'s-._-. -1 l 1- I _ __ -troelps _100 kilsvmetrieshtsixlty mi!}:)' ll _ _ ' _ _ __ _ . -_*' -'°-=~ -r otte nt. oul tey we `h ‘c ' ~ . ' _ 1

able mtg this if they had md twenty 1*' _ ~ gqupon for

or tendtvlsloas less? It is doubt- t _ _ -"_ . 3

ful. ,ln_ other words as -nearly nl 1 ' ` ‘_ " ‘

csn'no\Y',1il1ige it was_the for-sighted

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:::if.t.:°:2‘li.‘r;’n..*’:.:‘:.':.“lt:.: 0| C_ll35€‘ 5' s,M€lllll0l Bag. `

.literal some saved the Aiilcl in the

msn i|n't necessarily n Mitre- hdcd just because he has n good

for tlgurinl.

Koay s mn tangled that llc hu ,

of limited offensive o3ra_;lons. The H

successes at Verdun ' d'Ma1mnison Blfwktou .. ......$15 Fowl __ __u_25_w $135 where the losses were -light and vic- pac Oats ... . . .70 Chickens 51 00 td $2 U0 Potatoes buB~ _ so , tory Cerwin completely restm-ed th-3 hmm Oats _ _ _ __ _ 70. Ca uno - - h. - -d. . . . . . . 5.10 B tt lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

u wer ea . . . . . . . . . . . ... ~ u er . ..

confidence of the men. U M

Justus soonas it became evident Eu er Der lb ' " ""‘42'" CHbb8ge........... .\. .....5-15 Eggs doz. .. ..... . . . . . .

that the moral crisis was passing the ggs Nr d°z ' ' ' ~ - - - ~ - - - - - -43 Onions lb - . . . ... . . . . . . .. 5-8 Oats bus - 70 question arose as to aserlous offen- Bee" lb si " ‘

sive. Considerable pressure’ I be_ ___ _ __“_~_. ~ - » - - - - - ~ . » » . . » . . . - . lieve. was brought. upon Gen. Petain l ' ` ` ' “ '-' _ - - - - 1:: ily certain elements in' the rear to in-

: uce him to undertake such an often- alve lie refused and the reasons why ‘

he refused were: First, he foresawl _ ‘ ‘coming danger; second, he simply u '

:had not the material means. The English were deeply engaged in their Flanders battle. No help could be

expected from thgghncg lllttllftliexrlve . b F’ ,

weve made the e ~-won ~ ave _ -

to no everything ttiomsolvssz- .But the y W" arlng . French, too, owing to certain diill~ * ' culties of revictualment, had just had eliminated several units. [Their splen did heavy artillery prpgram would not begin to be realized until 19_1_§.

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'\INCE 1510 influenza has oeriodically swept over the known world ' ' '

~. _ . r _ . The last big epidemic

b_ 1"l;f;;=t;l<;“r;:;'l;;l;»+f0;l‘;l1i836vv,v[hen;lmost€v;v’lEerson in every home was brought down.

r > » as :Jams _ u’ because it started in Spain seems to bca

ti 4 A .. - - » - . ». .

mls atal virlety on account of the qulc _<n..s with whlch lt develops into bronchial-pneumonia.

to ghfivlvgdgmlolggéeventing infection by every means possible, and our suggestion is

We havd flffivliled for the manufacture of thousand f h ‘ '

th I _ s o _ t ese Menthol Bags, and while

ey ast shall glve them away to the first persons who send ln the coupon printed below.

Th@S¢ bags are oinnefl on the chest outside of the u de t V

galéses tthe menthol fumes to rise and mingle with the all ydtvivlllzfalllltdthlxegiiallidlggmgggeggggs n p.o ectlng you against Spanish Influenza and all infectious diseases. _ 4 _ __

It was always the aim of Dr Chase to serve his fellow man b '

- _ '. . _ ‘. _ _ - _ y the/ prevention of disease

whenever possible, so that this glft is in line with the policy which he established.

_In his_la_rge Receipt Book Dr. Ch asc devoted five pa t th t ' '

‘[ffel:;5e“I',°d’§‘°°5 "“ the m "kef_Df~ Ch3S€'S Svflln of Liglesieeg arfd 'llgll1Et[;]e€:lrlln;)fall!df|Itl?lJl?ha:’2

oo _ are used to splendid advantage in fighting this malady. _

Tlle Llns 1 d T ' 5 'll u' ' . '_ the-throat andebrglrlchi`allrt‘llebr;ts[loSll]e)dfllegdedfed freely just as soon as there 'S any tmdency fm'

Dr. “ha ' N . i ' - . .

tivepmgessse s erve Food lsuaed to strengthen the action of the heart and and la the restom. The great secret of ' e ` h ~ - . _ ke2Ping» the blo>¢l_Pure, riélf a‘lildl;l'ed.ealthy as W?" as of regaining strength ah" Illness 1° by

.Redblood is the greatest f W K ' ‘d l '

as the blood is in coridition to(leéegglgheeelafgtidtliggllaxf can make any gt-gat headway so kms

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