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PERSONALS

Miss Bessie Louson, left Saturday

m°l‘HlD8 for Montreal where she will Silend the winter.

Mr. D. A. W€dl0Ck Bhd Mr. Vr00m_

mill- lililiector came to the city by tg; Northumberland Saturday even.

_ Mrs- Relish and child wlin li spending the summer with 8lili]P.b§iEiH Mrs. H. J. Palmer, left Saturday on return-to LaCbene.<P. Q. . _ .

Mrs. W. J. lteid will b

on the afternoons of Tuesdas' aiiid ligrdi?

‘ A - - \~. “esdayl DW' fn 'mil 2nd, from 4 to'6 _-Q ‘ ll. m.. at 94 vi eymniiih sireei. 0734.

~ * ‘ ' . of the staff ot"

/_ ’ , ‘ Mr Hubert Mitchell i lthe Bank of Montreal at Woodstock,

N. B. left on return Saturday morifili . » ' _ 3 _mer eilelillllig a short holiday at his rome in (.hariottetown_ _

_ ‘“’_" Grove' Cartel". son of Mr. Ben- l““““ Geri". has arrived lidrne from

Vancouver, 15,0" tQ_g,,__t0 the _(Pont,

with the detachment from the 4th

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te_1‘y. When the call to nrms came he wired the officers here to reserve 5, P10-C6 fur him in the detachment,gave UD a splendid position in the west nd left for home.

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IfI0ULT(l~\'. M9-» NOT. 28.-Ambrose

Bridle. liU0lI€d_ to have been the weetheart of Miss Mildred Silllivnii, whose alleged murder has Cannell f,-ugh

l i.n_ all indictniclit cllllrging him with

llelni-I lin i10C0SSory to the crime oi

MORSQN 8, Dumpy .iibortion. The others indicted iii this

risl:-rs and Attorne =l "UB" “re DY Liwlel 17 Dlldle iii

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KING PLAYS 'ACTIVE PART _ IN THE BUSINESSOF WAR

ills Majesty Particularly Solicitous For 'l’he.llalfura onli Com fort A of Tile F-lghtlngforces ; D.ry’s Work Begins ot Six o’clock

_ __ ,_Evary homing.

_LONDON, Nov. 27.- The part:` which of this sort to contend with.

king George is playing in the “war is KING'8 PASSION FOR DETAIL.

pictured in The Daily-`Estpresh as V follows:_"'A. continuous round of in- “The problem continually arising

_cfeifiiig activity, and a mal-ité_ry of regarding the war are many and great. -detaisi such as might alarm even a hut nothing is too intricate for the great hnuncier, comprise the present King‘, who insists on going into every. daily routine of the King. Often, soon thing and seeing that the needs of the after six in the morning, the King is services are grappled with by the busy in his study. and by the time his business heads oi' the various depart- advlsers and helpers appear he has ments. The number, qualification,

conhedxtlle ilespatclles and docsinents _ equipment and location oi' the new ot the early delivery, niiisterc their _ army are well `knowii to ills Majesty. contents and perliaps nlado n mbers lil the same way, he follows the for- oi lnarginal notes in rcndinesslior the 'tunes oi' the auxiliary brllllclles ot' the io_r_tllcomilig conierence. lnaval service. His Majesty is extre.

The very sight of the contents of lnely sollcious as to the comforts of

the aiuiiieroul-adespetc-b.boi_les would his ilghting.forces, making continual intimidate in_u_st_ mcu,” Adnilralty; Wal* inquiries as to the supply of food,

Cxiice, Home Oiilce and india Ofilce- l clothes and the little extras that go a _con_trfhut’e their daily quanlluni to the maintenance of their health and while ironl the Goverlinlent comes 0. spirits. Tile slightest hint regarding trenlelldous amount of pressing busl- any special article of apparel is ac- ncss ivhlch cannot be settled without cepted, and his Majesty's lllvariablc Ulf? 1\llli§S_ Si1ll¢'ti0i1i bill. lwppiiy, reply, when anything outside the scope controversial matters have sunk into ot' the Admiralty or War Office is oblivion, and there are no dlilicuities , named, ls: ‘l will tell the Queeil!‘ "

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cANADA onosn Fonrv ARMORED ,.\l's'l~ll,\L1A smipg 19,000

MOTOR CARS- `. Mona i-‘on FRONT.-

’l‘OliO.\"l`O_ Nov. 28,-Armoured

motor cars oi ii standard of efficiency rogmd correspondents continue to de_

that 'irc sail t l e . .' _ the world aide ll(ill\?‘tjilyhhlxallllfiiglliirdll clam that the Russians 'iam won -a

. 'rc t ctr ver the (-ermans in

by the Russell liiotor ( iii' fiom lan for |" 8 vi 0 0 . _ the llolniliioil (irlvcrlllllnilt. Aftel ill- Poland' 0m?m‘l".:on6r’mitmn of their spccliiig il lilodcl to-day, Mlijllr-(icllcriil ";_t“t°_"‘em'*i IB Still l£tCKlrll,:. _-\i'tllii the Hllgiics coiilil‘li|cll :lil orilcl' for t'llrty` l‘““*“""‘ lie?-flhlufirters SUY9 U10 8*-l' cnrg, viintiigc in the figllti-ng still ‘lies with

'i‘lii:: rlrdiel' in lnnde up lil’ lwi-.lily _l~ll0li` T-¢`0UllH» Beflifli OH T-|10 Uthfll'

Cars ctllllpriseii ill tlic_ oi`i`¢:l' ol' J. (K ilund, declares that no decisive battle Eaton to cqllip a lllot_or lnacllillo gun has been fought. Some of the.Germ- battery. and ill :iddltloll twenty cars un newspapers gmim 8 sllcbngs for

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press more of those smart chinchilla roll collar over-

coats in navys, browns, greys, and mixed effects. Those overcoats have

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Prices $12.00, 15.00,

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i An effort is to be made to recruit in_. this Pro- vince one Squadron at_war strength (149 oi all ranks) for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent.

As several months _must necessarily be Spent in

t ' ` lications will not be limited to members

raining, app _ _ of this regiment, but will be open t0 all P- E» Island

ers of suitable age and Physique Wim 0*' Withwt

previous military training- ' _ f

This will probably pe an last opportunity °f

the formation of a distinct P. E. Island unit for _ overseas service. ‘

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.i . 0. c. “_A” Squadfmh _ singer T, H. E. Inman. (Summerode)

0. C’ uBn Squadron,

or to the undersigned

A. E. ings Lieut. C01.

oommnannm _ " Cooke, C399!" ‘md Adjutant’

to lic. nrdcrcll by the Govcrllmclli.

T0 DESTROY ZEPPELINS.

PARIS, .\'ov. 28.-Act-orlliilg to the

Eclair, zl Grcllolllc jiewcllcr, Anthony Jacques, has illvellicd :ill arrow bomb for destroying Zcppclills, wllicli it quitc harmless whcll it strikes it hard .~luri'ace, evcn with grciit force, although il call llc sci lo act its a per- cussion llonlb if desired, ldxperinlonls made yeatcrdily nioriling at (ircnoblo, before :i party of investigators, illciild- ing M. iifiorzul, thc local iiro chief, sllowcd that when thc arrow bomb strucli ai colllparativoly flimsy fabric, like the envelope of a drigliile, it promptly exploded, hilt when tlirowil violently against .1 steel plate fell llarmlessly to the ground. The in- ventor says those bombs could be cheaply and rapidly fnliricated, ami suggests that they might. be thrown from aoropilines hi llaildfuls. llc placed his iiivciltioll :lt thc disposlll of the War ileplirtinellt.

APPEAL FORSTARVING PEOPLE IN BELGIUM.

NEW YORK. .\'ovenll'>or 28.--“ This

Tlliiilllsgivillg lilly foullll scvell inilliml sinrvillg persons ill \l'z\r-swept lielgiulll crying out for bread and only hall' enough food oil hand to appease their hunger. Three tliousalld tons of food are reqllirell each day to feed the sufferers. yet to date thc lliiiteil States, upon \vlilcli the liclgiailia most dopl-*lid in the nlliill for stlsicllnllcc, has t`ur~` ilislilnl less than hall' that lllnount. 'l`eli ounces it day will szivc il ll\l.nrill being from death by hllilgcr." 'File forcgoiilg cpilollllilcf; li i‘.i_atelncnt

to-dliy by thc Anicricaii colnlnlssinll for thc relief oi' liclgium, ciirryillg :l plea for thc small tlulilltity oi' food ilpcciiiell for each iiiilaliitalli oi' thc strlckell land.

A cable I'l*olll il. (7. l-lollvcr, cllnirlnnll

oi' the London colnlniltle. ilcclarcd thc situation desperate, and urged assist.- ance immediately. lie said the coni- mission was cllnrtering several ships i'or despatcll to the Atiillltlc seabuzlrii. trlistlng that Aincricillls \vould iill them with supplies. .

The Milldlc States are l_ca<_l_ing in con-

trilluiiolls, thc collllliissioll says. Presl dcllt lddlinillll Jiiincs, o[__tl_\c 'lliiivcrliity ol' lllllnis. has .'-tnl'icd il _ltlovelncilt to rail-lil. $500,000. l'li_\<-ll oi' thu llillciy-nine counties ill iowa soon will contribute ll second car load oi"ilour. Kentucky is giving freely, all example oi' its charity being shown the other day ‘when J. S. Ellington, ti blind and'armless sol- dier, 82 years ot' age. of Nariield, coil- trlbuted iii't.y cents. And ill Kansas, t_en tllousand active workers have been organised for the cause ill just tell days. l ‘ ` '

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their armies.

*Wi* l Thi? Silence Of Grand Duke Nicho-

las, the Rllssliap comlmander-iii-chiei~ in the east, as to the progress of the battle in Poland, is causing some unfavorable comment in Russia. Ad- viccs received from Petrograd say there is a feeling there that perhaps the claims of the newspapers of a Russian success have been exaggerat- ed.

In the western war zone, compara-

tive quiet prevails. No reports of hclivy iigliting have been recorded here in .-levera1~ days, nltlioupli there have been intermittent artillery duels, and at various places small infantry encounters.

Snow has interfered with the iight-

ing in Servia, where the Austrians are making a supreme eliort to rid themselves of their diilicuities.

Tile Roumunian parliament will meet tomorrow, and the intnrc course of action of this kingdom probably will be decided. It is said that Rou- lminin is prcplired to cedc to liillgnr- in some* oi the territory which she secured lifter the second Balkan war at the expense of her ncighbiir. This may mean that Bulgaria is about to take her stand by the side of the allies, and in return. be permitted to straighten out bel boundaries and take more to, the country inhabited by ber nationals.

Tn .filldltiiin to ti contingent of 21,-

000 men 'who are already in Ellgliind it is :innounccd that Austrltiiu has raised ., second contingent of 10,000 men. -

ATTEMPT BV GERMAN T0 POISON SOLDIERS IN LONDON, ONT., CAMP?

i.OND0l\', Ont.. Nov. 28.-Discovery ot' bottles labelled poison ill the camp of the Eiglitelitli Second (lolitingellt Battalion licrc, ami further arrests by the military police. are sensational developments that follow ns the sequel to tho arrest oi' a German, calling liini- self a cnnlmerclal traveller, ill the city last. night by lllllltary police. (‘.olollcl Wigle, cnmmalldiiig officer oi' thc ltlih Battalion. absolutely l'et`iises to say 21 word collcerllilll.: cltilcr illc ilrrcst nr the poison. _

THE PLATOON SYSTEM

HAS BEEN DISCARDED.

SALISBURY PLAINS, November

28.-The platoon system has been dis- .carded and the Ciiitadlalls have re- .turnetl to the old double company for- mation, which workcd well ill (‘iiliadii. nil the advice of the war oiiice. This means that many hours spent in traili- iiig troops ure practising lntt-ly linvc lleen wasted.

The reverl-lion iii thc result oi' cv-

perieucc on the ilrlllg liiic in l"rl\ncc. ’l‘llc platoon system is used b_v thc Frencll rind (icrnlalis and was iidoptl-d by thc inlperinl nrliiy. lt is now foilnd thai llllgc colilpnliics of 250 nicli un- weildcd. Scorcs oi' ofilccrs who wi-rc loft without a place undcr'tiic pllitooli formatloii have been reillstated.

Colonel Victor Williams has gone

to France, following other ofllcers who have visited the front i'or li few days' experience of rcal warfare.

FAMINE WILL END EUROPEAN WAR.

ALIZANY, New York, Nov. 2S.-l<`nni-

inc will end the European war, and the feeding ot’ starving millions will take precedence over lilo re-nrrnllgef ment of political lines, according to David Starr Jordan, peace advocate, today. '

“Starved people will demand pence,"

said Dr. Jordan. “llunger will stalk everywhere through battle wrecked lands. Mad appetite will scream aloud for satisfaction. That which did not begin the strife will halt the strife.

“The voice of tlle¢eople‘ will stop

the conflict. One yea will bring signs indicative of these things; Dr. lor- dan declared that absolute ballkruptcy will face every one of the warring na- tions excepting Great Britain.

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We are now _showing an exceptionally fine line of hnest bedroom furniture-

in the newest, classlest designs-a big variety of the best woods and finishes.

Brass Beds"Dressers--Chiffoniers

one you would like to own.

In a bewildering variety-long lines offering to choose from. ' We’ve many a

Brass Beds in all the new styles-the new finishes-all guaranteed

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Brass Bed $10.80

Similar to the bed shown in the picture

in this adv--1 poster style. It’s all brass with large 2 inch corner posts-5-8 inch fillers and is full size. Your choice of either polished or dull satin finish-full size. You would ex-

pect to pay at least $15.00. Special price

$10.80

One of the best values we’ve been able io offer for some time-one of the

prettiest suites ever offered for the money. It consists of the followingz-

Mahogany Dresser $19.90

Three drawer Empire mahogany dresser

with large shaped British bevel nlirror plate- a high class, attractive style such as you would expect to pay $26.50 for instead of

Our special price Mahogany Clielfonier $17.90

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find the pret-

tiest and best selected stock in Charlottetown at our store. But the real surprise_ will be the modest prices. No shoddy goods rind a place in this stock. Our shoes are all good shoes. We may not always be the cheapest but we certainly are the cheapest for the Best.

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lished in 1896. Cheap Railway rates on all lines.

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F. L. FULLER,

Secretary and Manager

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For Reliable Fire insurance

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