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THE GLORY
IIND COST
I OF PIISSCHENDIIELE
A Story oi llliparallel
ed lieroism by a New
Zealand Division Which Won its tlbieetive at a Cost oi 5.000 Casualties. I
LONDON. November 16-The story
of October twelve was permitted to b ll D6 of extracts from a despatch fronl the official correspondent of New Zeal- and with the New Zealand forces in
e ubiished here today. in the sha
France.
Summarizing the story it appear
that a New Zealand division was as~I
in other fights, wililethe wire re- lllained partly uncut and most of the piliboxes remained unshocked. Foll- owing the thin barrage the advancing waves of infantry found thelnselves raked' by machine gun file and stripp- ed of their rifles even to shoot at
s the machine gunnels 'who were per-
ched in little platforms in the almost
signed to attack Bellevue Ridge and branchless trees ahead.
other positions within 2000 yards of
Passchendaele village.
HELD UP BY UNCUT WIRE.
"We knew in 'time that we were up _
against a stiffer proposition than w had' tackled at Messlnes. stiffer eve than the Somme. The remains of tb
e “Not only the New Zealanders but n tr'oops to the right and left of them e were held up. They had come against
old Staden-Zonnebeke wired line was the masses of barbed wires while a
left with the cemetery. Wolf Farm
, withering machine gurl fire' from the
Wolf Copse and Bellevue first to be German troops in the many pillboxes
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attacked with nests ot’ piilboxes an
machine guns 40 yards ahead. There! was also uncut wire and olrr men came against it unsuspectlngly. This
was thick across the whole of Belle
vue Spur which sloped up in a fifty mqttle contour. It was a low picket
pattern, two feet six inches high and from twenty to forty yards lil depth.
THE GUNS WERE BOGGED
"Hero, then. were the most adverse
conditions possible for an attack over greasy, muddy, wateriogged shell holes and concrete redoubts fronted with wire and crammed full of mach- ine guns; but in addition to all this the artillery had the greatestidiffic- lilty in getting up our guns, while some of them could not be got up at all. Others which did get up had great difficulty in carrying on tor after' a shot or two had been fired their "trails" slipped in the llrud so that accurate shooting was extremely difficult. -
“The sum total of this was that e infantr had not all thc splendid
scattered over the ground made cori- ditions such that it was a physical impossibility for infantry to bite deep into such a system of defense until
- it had -been further reduced by ll
more intense artillery fire."
The story' tells of several heroic
incidents. One officer and a few men succeeded in capturing two pillboxes and eight prisoners, but only two oi their platoon were left when finish- ed--an officerand his batsman. The
'officer remained as a garrison and sent the batman to report. ' He saw _the batsman get killed as he went. if lmany infantrymen fo-iight until they .were exhausted so did the stretcher- bearers toil ceaselessly until ready to drop with fatigue. Some oi' them carried' men for twenty-six hours to regimental aid 'posts and there was mud on the battlefield in places four feet deep where the stretcher-bearers became bogged and had to help one another out. I it took six men six hours to clil'l‘.\' one wounded ruan fronl the near front a distance of thirty-seven hund- red yards. I understand' the losses oi`
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THE RIDGE OF PIISSCHENDIIELE by W’SHIP NIIIYOR BROWN
All German iltiorts to ltetaile, the Ridge ilave Beep- llroken Up by’ilT introducing Mayor Maepbail on Dceasloil
the Terrible Curtain ot l-‘ire Dropped irom ifaliridlall tions. The oi ills lecture in Market liall and Present-
(Canadlan Press Despatch.) ylfrom Virildictive Cross roads to Vo-
LONDON, Nov. 16-(Via l'teuter's cation Falun. the enemy advaliced ill
Ottawa Agency)-.Telegrapllirllg from
force.'ollly to bo inet by the tcrrifilc
British Headquarters in France. Rell- tire of our artillery, causing llilrl
the New Zealand division on October*
th Y
protection of a destructive barrage
12 was near-ly five thousand. ~
which they had been accustomed to
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N0 BETTER INVESTMENT
To _ilianiaiu industrial. Activity and a Good
Market i-or 0ni' Farm Produce Subscribe Liberaily FDR CANAIWS VICTORY il0NDS_
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li' for_no other season tilan that of! kcops his money. The Bank will
self-interest, it is of the utrriost im-, sinlply give him ar bond, signed ily the portanco to every ('-nnlidlari citizen pl'op<'r (lovcrllmclll 0m""""l'l- Illl'll0lli| '<`\’ that the Victory Loan be fiiily sub-Iwritillg iigilrcs in-his little deposit scribed. Apart fronl all business arid; book. _ _ financial reasons. however. the gi'cat| All the essentials of ll good rnvest- fact remains that Canada. must llave|nlent al'-;» found in (lailadl\'s Victory more money to carry on her part in Loan. the war. Every ounce of our finan- 1. SECU'itlTY:_ All the wealthy cial, as well as fighting, strength is of the Dcnlinion is back of the bonds m~,edBd_ issued by the government. including
Great Britain must no\v purchase the country's vast natural resources
where she can get credit. llf Cana still to be develoilell- _ lla grants the credit-she will get the 2. -GOOD llN-COME RETURN1 bngindgg Five and one-ilaif per cent. for such
People who have never saved belsecurity is certainly an attractive
fore. now haven patriotic stimulus income return. EX8lllDlI0ll fl’0lll ill' to save and invest/ The entering conle tax adds materially to thc wedge is the Victory Bond. The yield. Also, after the war there is eventual result wil_l be widespread in-| every l'€'l1S0ll I0 Il0Ii0V0 that U19 Cl* vestment in sound securities by those pitill value oi' these bonds to the holli- wlio have nt-ver thought investmenti cr wil lincrease. ' _ of money was within their power. \ ll. CONVERTIBlLll‘Y:_ No secu-
A perfectly patriotic man may sayzi rities can be more readily and in-V
~-I D0N.T KNOW ANYTHING stantly marketed; ilr eflect they arl- ABOUT BUYING BQNDS, Bonds' practically so mucll cash, with tile and stocks are the gambling tools oi ull<l@lI illivlilllal-le llllll they Day ill-
get-rich-quick speculators. i'li pro-' l0r0Sl~ AS GOIIHWFHI f0l' ‘bH1\tI;\I0“l\9
hably burn my fingers if I touch them, they _“Ink higher Ulllll ally 0 Gr 59',
This is an entirely legitllrnate ob-I Cuffli-
jection. There- have been TOO, 4. ADAPTABILITY: All the MANY BOND AND STOCK SWlIND- bonds are issued in dononiinations of LES. To ask people to ignore them $50, $100, $500. $1,000 and multiples would be like asking a farmel', who oi' $1,000, they meet the requirements has already been caught once on arof small and large investors alike.
llay-fork note, to sign another. This ‘ _ Point must be made absolutelly tcklc-ar O13-y £)Age/;Bc1;Ir‘;t0£§h %§y§‘;X'IIi`;Glf5.e'_ to every possible investor. nBUt;s§ quired and the purchaser. ls given
Victor Loan bonds. a mari DIREJTLY FROM THE DOMINION some] mtonltlrs during which to make oovanlvnnur. us can llimsslr. "ll f B “““°°~
personally. carry olit his transaction
mrough the séwmga Bank where he M-inard’g Llnlmant cures Nauraigls
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CANADA’S` OBJECTIVE I
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tel°’s correspondent last night night says: “An extremely violent
heavy 'losses every step of the atl- Vance.
artillery -battle rages in thc- Passchen- Those oi' the enemy who- survived
daele area. The enemyfhas beent
shelling for the -past two days with the utmost intensity upon advanced lines of the Canadians, but if the
| iGernlans have been shelling heavily
ours have -been heavier. Wounded soldiers speak of our artillery-work with the greatest admiration and say' whenever- they have beenthreatened in an infantry attack our barrage has settled down like a curtain, so sweep- ing that no infantry attack could live. Mloreover under thes volume of our counter-battery work the German gun positions are growing more and more difficult to maintain. lt is doubtful if a more ilerce and more colrtlnued
artillery duel has ever been seen on
this front.
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I CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, via London, November' 16- (By W. A. Willison, special corres- pondent of the Canadian Press)`- Hindenbur has failed The boasted
S .
-attack which was to have swept our
troops off Passchendaeie Ridge was laulrched late Tuesday afternoon.
i.'lsl"if ‘
our -barrage were caught by rifle and machine gu.u_ fire and repulsed all along the line -by our infantry. Ca- nada ls secure on the ridge. Our troops have been daily strengthening the forward line, while our guns have been advancing to new posi- tions.
Defeated Picked Troops.
Prepared for the attack. our artil-
lery anti infantry co-operated in the declsivef defeat of picked lighting troops of the Central Empires. The story of- Passchendaele is one of se-I vere enémy casualties, steady loss of ground and declining' morale. The Canadian corps has moved steadily to
its objet%ives, capturing during the several b tties. 1,174 prisoners, includ- ing two battalion commanders. Over two dozen attacks ami counte-r-at- tucks have been broken up in the last three weeks by our lnell. Our
line overlooks Keiberg Spur. Routers.
Plain. Moorslt-:-de and the green roll-,
ing country of farms and villages' seemingly untouched by the war.
' Artillery Duel Raging in this Sector the lliereesiilattle oi the War. ing ilim with Vote ol Thanks. .
in giving a report yesterday morll»‘ boys come back again and tel] (ho
TRIUMPH 6': MIND' MEN AND IDE Oi' the lecture of Major Mecpllilll story for themselves Y `
' GUNS.
Passchendacle has bceli ri tl'iulnp
of mind, as mucil as oi' men and gun -a triumph of rillnll and of co-oper tion between the different service
want ol' both space and time prevent- All honour than to our good ladies 1- --H 5 Womb? Ma o Iliw yvllisgeb gldeis won; IIIIW Wm continue their 'ood
a_ p y r r n pre r. or i the boys come back, and
His Worship spoke as follows. our brave boys richly deserve all-the
5 ln opening this meeting. -l wish to comforts and kindness we can -hes.
ki to th r ith eci i t -
W0’ ng 5° e W pr “O” ° expres sthe great pleasure l feel inytow upon them. They have left their
wards a. common end. Bellevue Spu and the ilrst footing on the ridge o
crest farm and Mc-etscheeie. Pass-
rl seeing on this occasion such a repre- comfortable homes at d\\ty's cali to I sentative and magnificent assemblage endure all the hardships and sugar.
of thc- men and women of Charlotte- ings incident to war. Many of them
°he"da°Ie"`II"`e° bames and Ih"“";'. town. As you all know the subject have left their homes and umiliqg,
victories, as planned.
THE COST HAS BEEN HEAVY-
Tho achievement has be:-ll great
The cost has been aileavy. Mau
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noble men of ours have died for Cn- nada. “lf ye break faith with us
‘of the address about to be delivered their parents, brothers, gigggrg and is "Tile End oi’ the War" and your other loved ones. More than fdul' preselice here tonight ladies and liiindrezl maimed and wounded or are gentlemen is a pl'ooi' oi' the deep and prisoners in Germany, and more have
' sympathetic interest you continue to shed their life's blood in France and
take ilr thc momentous struggle ill Flanders, that we might live in peace which the great Empire to which we and security at home. belong and our own bcloved Canada As.i have said before, our pgqplg
wiio die, wo shall not sleep, though i., cngagfd lrive done well but more
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poppies blow ill Flanders fields."
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During the last tlirec years you of us, and from what Majors M:::I|l)Ii:iI
GERMAN ATTACK FIEPULSED haye' listened with interest to 'many has told us tofnigllt, our duty is pink _
WITH H E_AVY LOSSES.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
able addresses orl tire war, not only Each and every one of us, men and by the prominent public men of the women nlust aggigt the Am” in Province- but also by some oi' the abl~ every posslblc wa we can until
' PARIS' NDV' 16'"A German a"~a°I; est platform speakers in Cana-lia,vb'ut_ Germans a-re driveril across the Rhino
ill Belgium was repulsed last night b the French, the war oillce announces The statement follows: "lil BL-l giunl the Germans attcrriptcd to cap
tonight I feel you will be doubly ill and an honou abl I i
~ torested ill listening to a gentleman concluded. r e and an ng pea” ` wilo patriotically relillquislretl a lil-' i will now ladies and gentlemen put ` cratlve professional practice ill our liic motion of thanks
turc one of our points of support I . . -_ ' "°"II‘ °I VaIdI‘°“k' The “Mack wat* IiioliIingrIl?zI;dIIiIticl;iIUIl;Ii/eigi l)iiii`;/Ilarixexiizlilc iulirwalli/[ IW Mr' C' G' I'eI’“I50d "°mUIe"°iY and “PP"9°I“I’Ie sorlal colrsiderlltioli to do what hc .that Ihelheartty iiYanltIl~l€fIetxl‘1isMiai1rd2i'
lossc-s were inflicted on the erienly.
uc-iiceivcd to be his duty. ing bc tcnderel 'Vi' ,
This geiltlelrrali as ‘many oi‘ you the able, instrdctiv;I,orsl<?I|:i,Ir)1I:&I
know has been two years tit tho front course lie has favored us with this
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toins there and with every phase of and gentlemen to be goold IeIIIiIdu?i?I'?;
` . g tile war. lie is recognized over!" assent to the motion of thanks .5 9
where llc is known, as a kc-en obser- standing votc-. (which they did) y
I ver and clear thinker and we may Major .Macpham _fbefore tenderxna
tliorcforc rely on the conclusions lin _tnn the welpdeservemd vote of limits frolr. his expr-liellcc arrli wiliit thanks 0; this e H
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iic has sc-an lillll heard overseas, ml soiiiiiv thank you lor your kindness being as nearly t'orl'oct as possible. and ¢-51|,-wsy in' Uonsenung to address
We are all proud to know that tho (pf, my _ f (fl talents and abiiitv ot' this gcrltlelrnan all ,,f,s0?;II,':gZubjggalwilggagyggdogf 'ing
(Canadian Press Despatch.) POPE ASKS BELLIGERENTS TO cites; bishops palaces aliri presbytc- \l_/lillfil won for liilri honours uiili lllrl- War" and to express my appreciatign
ROME, Nov. 16.-All along rho. OBSERVE INTERNATIONAL LAW ries tiricllons tlirougllolll (fa-llallll llllfl lllll of the spielrdiii discourse youihave
lnouiltaiii irollt from Asiago to the (Canadian Press Despatch.) I BERLIN- REPORT ON ITALIAN Sl- lllliteii htates, have been ilttingiy r'r-.-‘;_¢iv,,,, (0.,,|g|,(_ | bgqiaye it is some. Piave River tile attacks of thc Auslro- ROME, Nov. 15-(Tlliirsday)-i’opc TUATION. l'0SlllZ\'-'I llllli ilDlll‘9l'_\Hl‘=lI _Ill lhi* _I'=ll‘~| times said that a phophet hath no ho,
IGL-rmau forces which are sucking to"Bcllcliict has asked the govern-merits (Canadian Press Despatch.) y I-TUV llllli _\‘»'IlI0l‘ ill’|lI OI -lillvlilcs rlllo-sd nnrs in his own country, but judging
crush ill tile lltailzill liiio have been of the Central Eiirpil't-s to instruct iii;:itl,lN, Nov.~16.--Tllc town _ol ill? -‘_l€l=ll~- hy (|10 |R,~g0 nmnbm. of mines and repulsed, It is announce-ll officially- Ihflil’ ulllitnry authorities oporatlllf: lfiarriolr, oil tho liorillern italian i`lrls gvlllilllllilll ill`ll<‘II_l'2\II_\' urlsllllii- gllrltlcincrl wllo crime here to-night All the positions attacked yesterday west of the lsollzo to follow the l'uies,,_fl'ont. has bccli c'.lpt\ll'ed, the _Wa_il' lid llllll §l‘ll0l‘UllSIl' lllllllpillill lll Illli to hear your address and the close remained 'in tho hands of the Italians. oi' llltt;-riiatiolini law in l`0SpectIllg|IOilicg announces. Near thc Adi-ra_tlc own expense ll ilolil anrlrillallcc to coll- ;,(((,mi0n Wm, which they "smiled to
Oli the Venetian Plains, artilery' tlio lives and property of civilians oil the blink oi the Piave, llungnrlllll V;'y_lIl0 _\l\'0llllllclI. llltllllleli lllld lIl'Illl! your ridnllrablo discourse, not to men-
ilriii of intense severity across iilo| and in tlio protection of women rind troops udvarrccd and captured one lwllllors il'0m'tllc hlooli Htllillotl Ill'll_l|0: tioll_tilc generous applause. it looked
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Piacve River is ill -progress. children. the clergy, hospitals, chur- thousand ltallans. “Lili i0 d llI<lC0 Of HIS! -lllli b<1ICll Ii illlnk you will agree with ine that
wllerc their' wounds inigiit be dressed’ at (vas, Prince dwa '
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IIUNSIINIINUPIE
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Nov. 16-~Diil'|iig it l'o<'eiil
air raid over' tiio Gallipoli Pellilisula and tlonstalitiiiople hy Britisil naval
aviators the former German Cruiser'""'M"°`f"I‘;‘IW“"‘I
Pte. Edward Harris, Infantry, kil
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He.rris.- 124 ilorulles
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
had heard tho last biigle cull depart dmigmg 10 honor a worthy son
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I first objects of tile solicitude of that mee I}I{g?|(i|I;' many of our boys dIIrIIIg_ /
ileld anillillallco, would be our owil rally wish tyo l?§::0sI:IneI.vhIii)lg‘;IJIi>uiui.Ilu
. brave boys. l :ilu siirc that every "G3,-de." |,,|and~ and Dalmcularly 0';
irlliv :llili gcrltlcnrrarl lil thc ailiiicnvll ilndr 01,1 H n T lvtrillri wlsil to siiow liicil' zr|lpl'r-vial- |',,,~(. “sk Vgumto Iiyvgngriotivodjligudlllierit
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closo of two tllousalill illvaliricri sol~ ;yml§lI(‘;n;:lII £§::ISi;°IIw|n:`c:;L11; I'lI_I I-I"’"' "I UNH lIl09lIllg tonight, and diers reai:ileriV_Qilcboc today i`r‘oiri night has wndclml to his uoumrv ‘tl:f’_`l I0 IUII tiieur how
I' IIVQNGHII' Them were 26 Québec' and the help rind sriccol' lm has I,,» hu- “ml an were Io IIB" °I um
tlosi- to one lliillriicd Molltrezllcrs I olllotloll rind honors' they have Won
Goebeil, o til Turk' h iv ii U" SI' IIIIY- """’I9Y0d Ifh" BWI “CW-i ‘"`”- ` ' ` ' lr ilgit io ln' t' o r l" r low; . , » . Sultan Ssiiirii. walls iiit alliii lr. larzlcsielii thai IW" I\“”‘I""“I 7I309II I"`I""I“ IRI' and II IRIIIUI' "ImIImI' . "I OIIIIII°I.mI"" iIl0l~‘raIllt-c ;ilIlIrIlll<`yllilIl)ll<-ini] llvIIcIl:tIeritilrIl'4 iIlI\II\I- IhL.('rc(III‘IIII0 .manner In Wmch losion wis caiisell. it was oillciillil’ ward IIILITIHI IIIIIIIIIWI (Med or wmm‘I“ \V°sII""III"I'I`I “IIII II'IIII`IIIIII"' I,r""III"° to ililrl illvlr pcrwsolrrli grectiilgs. Ulli- wlii;l'cv'(;sIi'0rilltlimdisiiiilriilenlu:INsehi.:III
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:it till* lliclll Aillbulancc llcpot -lil "W" as rer'slJll1igo<-tillgs oil this oct-asirrll ||
aiinouiiced today. A vessel named - ' - ‘ ‘ ' .' | . . .. . _ . , 1.. I ._ the "General," and reported by tire I`f°"- UI- I°"I"*\I‘} HHTFIH- |‘_`-fi thi? "°”'_"”*""’” cl-rc not collverllcnt. l big leave oll rrsttnloy-“;:HuIXIlI§gs wgu:II§eL°_&dI|'€3 f-IW German headquarters at Constanti- UW Wim U10 110501 Battalrlll llnll behn.li` of this splendid audience and pathy goes out to the bearereof 331
nople, was twice hit by bombs the Weill 0V0“ I0 I""H“Ce Wllll U10 limi the entire citlzelisllip ofililarlottotowll fa, U, U raitlers dropped '1`woliits were also dfllfl HI>0\1l 3 YUM RSO llllll Lili* WIP- to extend io the distillguishcd lslall- wg,",.ZadI%enIT§fS0§II§i1fg; :md h°W
g glillll OI death WHS tilt' illilt illtllllai (lm-_ wg hav \\|t_l\ us, toniglit a ggi wlth feelin H n action
btaln d upo tl e Turl ish' war oili- _ ` - A ` 4' , cl " I .‘ I ' '- ' I _ o e n l t I* ‘ion his wife received off his injuries. may hearty w¢,|c0me_ Wi _ 8 of mingled pain and
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l have irow. ladies and gentlemen. Lee £11,053' Ifovtgd t;I;I;‘m:;’ f:cI;I; 2231*;
her llllsbllllll SRIICU- I\’Il”S~ Hllflib lvlll . rillrcil pleasure in iiltroriuclllg to you and mud t k ' have the sympatlly ol all in ire- .~ tl i‘,:‘""*"'“" P'"°?’ °°‘°""°I"I tl _ -i< - l' tl 0 e l . lvln 0- . I’ .° “°W the' b'°l'°ly fell berenvememu I W LONDON, Nov. io-#ln the l»louse'oi' NII§cp§lf’aei‘l‘_ “I 0 W V “ng I 1 its freerliomvs cause, and that their
llorris last night the Marquis of :» ung lves have not been given ‘in I“““};IS‘I°.W"° “NI °IIImII exprcssm IIP' At lilo close liis \\-‘ol-strip present. wi;I;0:ll tthem their fallen com-
l’tc Leith Robertson, llilairiil :)l:lI:d"`n`II,(f`,I,Il00I;'_?‘:'rlII:§ IZI\IlIlI::)III:IIGI3v;IlI: cd the voto oi thanks with thi- fol mdtefu] peo(;)leb°wIiI;;`5‘l)$');“ ‘Isggpgitlgaitz
wouIId°'I.‘ _ . merit lendc iii re l referred io the I"wIIIg_‘”IIIIIrcsE:, - of limi _keep lhllir memories green and
M~~.l~.ll».-l-ll not , rio l . , " "Y . . lr,f our rl, l till
- -_‘_ the Ilbato I;:.ILildbe;)ts(t;Ii.So(I)litlII Ircdlcilv- Imgmiers mmm MZCIMIHIIUII 0I,II°III'5; tiiarikziel Iwisilluio <:I1(;prcss;mnr;)r warm :i'2z_ItI_?r;fa3\d I;\I°vId° I°" thi! 119900'
I'I°"' M' M“KIIIn°“‘ yesI0I"III~V Ie' ed lr wire frorll the Records officc ycs- Ior-IIIIIHIIII' He “mIeIIIIeII III'II IIII’ appreciation of the instructive. car- I `,, 8 er°°s WIN dI°d f°l'
ceived the following telegram from terday stating that her so" Pm mm, ‘Il°U"lmI,Il°“d_I“‘SmI"’°n °If‘iiI'Iv”' IIIaI,II nest and eloquent discourse we- had ;;JlI:1I;|I'iry' Axe If"II I'h°m.In F°°d (“”"II`°`II‘"` I'I“""“ sI‘°w'I“g me had been admitted to the lst. i~‘ioit' ,Ed ‘;I1),.,Lcl(;,\;,erg0v;'rn”|§leL\I:lI{ If; thc pleasure Of liuléllillil 10 Uli-‘l 0""'"' arc- not liowllheatigeiioiol?wI;ai’e;Bc?i:I
ex‘:eedI“g s°rI°“S“esII "I me mod pr” Ambulance, sufilcrillg from nlilltlpli- ,I U If 16,5 ol. “mx Illtr- I\Il=l.I0l‘ Mf1CDhaII`5 E\`“DhI° des' iident that victory is drawin ne I
ar-
bleln in Europe and cinphasizirlg lllc gunshot wougdy ' piirsu ng ic rcru i" p icy 2 io V (.,.ipU0“ of things _anti conditions: er day by day' and wh” 8 k
necessity of conservation in Canada. _ _ ` E_ L I -. U... Ilfnlnebs 'md WIIIIDIII I“°‘f‘°‘“I .II ovcljscns and what is taking place oil our I) ._ h e We 'WW
“Hon. Mr. McKinnon. me Jdmeq une' md” J' E‘"I~C“rz°II “Id IIIIII the EIIIII FCIII thc batt.lci”lelds oi' France. has Hive-;r 0” am IIS I'I“5 In the U'°“¢h°5
wounded' was it dangerou'-l factor but li-4 inlpol- 10 KBGD the Old Fl `
_ ~ - .- ‘ ‘ ' _ 'li ,le r vie tial c c' i _ ag 'I`IVI“5- W9 are Mr Da“I°III‘I“’I"" II’0 Qummrsl' °II‘ tance should not be overcstinrlitcll "II Li amp ma efr Sw() ‘Ain V llhuno Ilflilefuill keepintl the honle fires
(follirriissiollyer of Agriculture. tl , , ` - ~ - ` » - md 'mm a e Orca ,C cs - - _ .
eral revictualling of l<‘rance‘ showd the Jafnes Fdgar ,mo lnhmry' was Om he llllldl were opposed to .lrrrmd rc- gross Hwy -,mm ,,mm, and al." nm _ /-lll 00. that on (iirlstmas mor- 1 17 h t oi’ France to be 59 ’ “ ‘ ` IIGIIIOII' _ - king in ovcworrliilg those forlrcsallll lyilgi' SZEIIIIE I'i.};“" IIGMIII' we ,VIII
I 9 W °a» emi" I I cially reported rlrllrlitted to ist. Fielll
rim silll tlolllcl tasks they have vet ‘ “ “PW Vllflsllllab' 0lll‘
000'900II“ndIeII WeIgIIIs III' ‘WIIIIH Alnbulurlre November 8th iti 'ill " " " ‘ ' l V or rola sen crop or sl.sso.000 _ - - - _ _ W ‘ *~‘ _ _ , . ,, |~_-, , ,f ,._,, ., ._ ',“"_llll<' llfl-lsr lg the areal white hu‘§\dred wgigms and thewm crop or shot wound irl head. _Private l.'.lrl»_ Mlnardn Llntment cures Tooihachc is ::‘;;l:’Ifl“3""M19t§{;c“w;‘1`:Ii;;§n5‘;‘l“fI ’1|nmm Wm |,,_._ God mess ,mr Iowa 58 410 000 ilundred weight. eIIIIIII'ed In me I05III BRIIIIIIOII 'IIIII 1-vi-llts bring l-loser iiolno to iis than mm” IIIIII I"°IId "hem “fe t0 UH 888111."
' ‘ afterwards was drafted into the ilfltir f- ' ' Arid lastly tell them, that oil that
The 1917 production in France- of
ever, the necessity for nil of us to MDW day mo mme hm I
. Battalion. - , -
f d tufl including all cereals, pota- _ , ` 1 || », ~ i -, W ,amfio _ - ' ml1l`C tl 101118 0° B B 0 Pte Laco l.vmhlia lvolrrldcli <0 fi' ;‘h‘;"'X;lH I; ‘i*l?YUY"'l:¥1in; fm: po wearing the victors' iaurels on their
toes and beet root is only 222,000.00 P ' ' - DI ' ' V *****-****** **_p+*** ,,,_,,,,_._ c_ _ _ I __ 4 IIIImIreIIweIgIIIII aI"I“inEI 358'000'000 woutriedeiiqi A R mn' Gcorgotowlv * Wifi ‘lf Um “ini” f°"e"°"' iii-0tIIleirhIi>(iIi Iiori-leeacetI¢)>tvI/Ii1naIi;wv:irI=?ii:x3!ll°
I‘““dreIIweI5IIIII In 1913' ‘WIIII utmofu T e above tw-o names have cont:-l I In mud LQ su. that in the earl. tclrdelcd the citizen soldiers of ally
' ' 4- + ~ -
economy France' will require to imp II ill' 'U ll Fl i. 3 country hefore And ten umm mare
_000 h d d ` It 0, _through but no particulars have been _‘_ .|, sl,,g0_., of thc. war, prince Edward Is. .' _
Ié;:;a|s4I¢f,II?£|n me nI;I,I¢¢_r§e»:I-‘ISI S Ubtained- I+ll+‘l'~ll#§'ll§lll°f§%l|»++'I"Q'-t- land, rilthoilgil a purely agricultural I” "0 dI5'“"I°" In P14006 EOWS-fd Ili'
- | country, witii a scnl'ciiy of fa-rnl ill- I““‘I- bm "mt “Very mall Bild Wllmiln
These figures emphasize the gravity
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$150,000,000
P. E. lslANO's 0B.|E0l|vE $1,000,000
. ' Dpeneli Monday, Nov. 12.
lilllillimtgtéubscribed to THURSDAY
. 373,000 li ` d tiers Oliice, Eastern Trust iiuIiiiiliIém0pen Every Night 7.30
1-.eo»‘onoon»e4o`o so -i-.~»-l»'+~i-4-N-l»-log,-so e of o
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ln this column advts. are nasrteu _ ,I f ,,
lo a d tire necessit or bor and very few unemployed ln ollr “ ‘" 9 l_»\0r.l cialis. creed and il_a-
?ifat§i;§|;i1tsua§o(‘r:lcl:llg me Commmglfon ' ` ` ` _, ` at two cents per word net. villa”/S and 'Owns' numy msponded tiol|ral;iy l_n the Province are resolved of foods vmny needed oy,”-s,,a5, lHl‘l VVMATHILR -----~-~--~--4--*- --~--A-~ to illc call of duty, no less Vlliall ;""_ ‘°'I"‘"‘I‘"’iI U’ HSSISI the Allies Signed VV. J liallna. T]r‘1y[P}.‘RATURF T0 I-ET-' COMFORTABLE R°0M~ 4,000 of her' brave soils from every " ""f`r,V I“"`lIC“I‘"` ‘WW l-Ile? Call. till
` ' ` ‘ ` " ` _ /\DDI_V 30 I10l\i§W0li-Il 1\Yf'- _ _ wllik iii iii`u. of iill lfirtsucs, (trol-:is I;II‘_".I‘"_"“°r and his HUB! are Crllahéd
'IIDIL M()0N, }‘/I (I. I1514'll'1IlM-iIll‘I~ and llatoillalltics. volirlltarily lollviiig I"““'f"- _
- ` ` . . ' illcir in-ul-ci`ill vm-.'it,iolll4 ililri dlllilliliil I MV" now' M340" Mucllilltill- the
--- have gcillll'oli.~<lv i~oliir'ibiilcd to thc-
” »- TFIAVED FROM MV iilll illiii`ur'lll oi' thi-.lr Kiirl' ill tight for I3""'I IIIQH-l'l\l|'0 0f l0l1ll0l`»Illl»l i0 vol'
, 'rooav is THE lzozpa. nav or-' STFAVEQ 5 ,_ . _ H ~ _ -,, _ ,,, , . ~ _»
NF E cANAoA's Par-i'rlclPA'rloNlN'rHla “;§"“If‘°,‘f, I",,§.I,1'I,¥_. .""I,I.§`,',,,,I,.i“` I“.’,',’,“",*"“I "‘?“""»" ‘_‘°""“'-"l"_"_“|', "§“I' ,,,'.‘.,.,,',',‘;II,y,,`;f’,f,fr °,,Id,I,II§‘.",I‘,“ 'I"'"
` WAR , I. ol. .u rrll `<i. _ .. ‘ i . ~ il lit oils oi lnnli. our poopl ti jll- HI. ` I are scourge
_ - notify Mirilncl Lalllplleil. fsrrillgirrl gon, ciorgyrrlt-ll. prril-.siolral incll. hu- l.-. ovcll ug.
rh B ( I l ` li ht TORONTO Nm 16 “Yong wmdgl in 0. 1230-li~i7lVl1liE2ipil. sillcsl; lncll. citizens rind flirlrlors
' o ovs `.on'oroill'.c as lg - ' ~"~ -
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hy Roll. I W- WIIIIMIIBOII Wh() l‘0l\' III II' III] II WIIII 'I8 “Iwve III' II I' "I" __,____._,___,_____._,.._-...~ :ind hi-onrplr-(oly ol-lipl-'i-li thi'-. lilnn in ANNOUNCEMENTS,
C ~. ,mm mml ,mrvlcos ,md it will-l .i5 ullovo. Tilo lowest the pri-~ ,_ _ _ . . . _ l - s 1-sm--~<=~» me Allisoll T'l‘0f|li. I*`l‘00i0V~'l1i VI00"I'l'0l'\ The IIIIII WIII he IIIXII IIIIB IIIIQII" X. Y. Guardian office. iariy in their gclroroilsr kindness in T* _ ' W. Davis. Ciiariottetowili Sec' nr ‘mon “I 1.02- wmormw at L45 and lii)2-ll-1-iMtf. providing for thc wants arld_comforts “A III‘I”I“‘“ supper and 9'fl.i8fi§|ll
4, oarrutilel-s cllrloiteurwn. lvlr. noel, Mlllllllly ll' 2-29: ll will be lllslr to-. _ 0, our ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,.,._,,, ,,,,, ,,o,,,_ mem. will be held llt.lmon all . iey gave an excellent demollstiariou "Ighl ‘I II-53' I°'"°"°w “I I2 “WI ¢pARA9g|q MAcH|Ng 1-0 LET By it ser-ms to me. that while we men II °‘I“°“d“Y'- N°V- 33¢\\» \Illil9|' l-|10 4, in charting a boy according to the M°“d“y M I2'32‘ 1 t 224 F talked, the ladies worked and while °_““I’I°‘5S' °I the DBVQUQDIYU R043
I R nt Tm’ 5"" sets IIIIS “II°'°"°°II "I 'I ‘II ` "wk °r In°III'h' App Y ° 'II' they worked. they thought of their (T095 SOCIE4-5” En¢°ft°IUm"-'nt N "
Stancard Etliclency te ts. eprese ' - ' . .
* B llllllf-flow ‘-lllll M°lldflv lll 4-471 ll rl-‘ ion street. soo~1o-lzlirtl , , mm, ,,, ,,,,, ,,.,,,,' ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, sharp. Admission ro wrt
Q atlves of the different denominations 1 t 719 M ovcr p 121511 “Mum
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` III Im" `w°III °'I° II"II"I I° 'mend ow nine hours and twenty-eight
boys in Hearts Memorial Hall in hr "I ““
Mlmlrda Llnimoni Gum lgauratgia.
-_cooperating in this movement lo- 5°” I°m°"`°w mm" "5 I’ ' ' °“' __-._..d_»._.._i_~_~~.----~- what they could send to cheer and E ,- _ :gather with the Y. lvl. il. A. and sun- dal’ “l 7-21 “"5 T“°°d“l' “i 7-22' 'A coMPE'rAN1' voulvo woman comfort ihonl. _ _
day School Associations were pro- Th" m0°“ Bell* l0lli!ht at 7.17 ami wnum "ke to work for ,mam whm. --_-,1p£.y '°`l`lie l’. E. island Poultry Auto
. SIBIIUNI £0 U10 D0!! 5! the AIIIMI I’0l'0' Iomormw “I 8'2I' at Business College. Address to A. 'lt would be diilicult to cstliriate thc °I“II"“ SIWW which W". I° N9 'Mm 9 9, |n (he fan - drive of (~,m~;g¢|an Th€'f° W” 5 “QV "|00" °“ w°‘I°| S, A. 48 Bayfield -St., city. villuc of the many thousand pairs of from N°"~ 215° £0 “|.'¢4ll6 IP9¢n PDU-
I nesdayr N°Y' "th at L29 V' m" "- -l7Mi ti. sol- . and various other articles ol P°“9d ‘lmisl U” 'I |10 P- 'E 9'
It i.i‘i IJ . 124 il I( ' w°SressIitTrlIilng\vllle hcgyheld tori'-ly at 0 -b TI" vgrzt ‘I“d“;'IeI'v°I I2IIsI;hmI;°;I4TIIIi ` I, , p clotllins. not to silcak of the car loads 11.1" PUUWNY U10 a. m. 2. p. nl. and in the evening a ° °“ 9 II” " ‘ °v' II ' D' FOR RENT--HOUSE A1' BRIGHTON. of dainty delicacies which the good I- El! Bild PWI 'Y .IMIW I,;\_Y° banquet will be held' de st. _:limes m;rhe len th of toda Wm be “mei 7 rooms, hot water heating. All ladies have made with their own Ihl0llf10d ll0I¢|IPs N10 llIl$l|\°'¢~ III” , mu. Ali. boys into -men interested 5 , Y modern, nest or condition. Apply slullrnl hands and sent to their-_ loved we i ei snr-g will be-tg? illr eu and
` I‘°‘"" ‘md II‘I"‘ mI“"I°" “M °I I"` R. E. White. Phone 371.. cues overseas. and the comfort and béai' how eid here a ll a tlndlps
' the Sunday' afternoon routines for \“.“”"' 1163-11-13Mtf. cheer which these kind rernembran- goiat for more and' laetiler yoiiltry on
"’*" , ces brought to our boys in the tren- rlnce Edward island. We oh fornad
,,,|d,-¢,,,¢,¢| by M.,-_ bm, m,,.k|,.,.`_ »-_»--~-~-- -Min.,-,|, Llnlmgni snr" gap-gain ¢¢w¢A<-hm. will never- he known, iiil flu- rr-xl we-ek. W. J. Piclrard. 1.19
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