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Our stock of Truss

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rising Elastic Trusse

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pr_1ng-Elastic Trusses arious designs and pa

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or special cases. st iolssnn-s --nigh tes." ss the is

of the Sodality are noted for the things they serve., Comeiand en] ‘pleasant evening. Lots ot“ham. ‘c ke" salad* be” salad' etc- ‘ “ 3974 from her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson

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Our forty years exper nce in Truss-dtting as- ures you of a perfect fit nd a guarantee of com- _ ort and satisfaction

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'Cross of Pownal is planning for entertainment about Christmas in of tho sood work the Society is doilis- Methodist church will denver it ser.

hold table in St. Paul's Parish Hall

ithstand constant use -- c‘on~_wALi- Ciaeillg-5--'~'A-=se¢<~ nd give perlect comfor `

nd satisfaction

Our PRIVATE

PowNAi_ ciacurr.-Nov. 21st, ing of the Qus'rtsi-ly 0 isinpsm will ervices. Clifton at 11. Mt Herbert at he held at Kingston on November 24th

PRESBVTERIAN SERVICES. ri-~ _ REQ. _QRQ33 5UppE|.~i__"D0ri»i‘f0r.

Services in Presbyt rian Church. Or- get the ‘iiéan supper this evening nt

. l_-l _l ' ' ,wen Heed next ssi§»sth,1o.so and 1, K 1 tm,-H¢ii_ Doo ops., rr in 5 W t _

Ig; " jill Orwell 2.30 as usual. _ _ ¢iSn'?_x?§i~i¢i¢e|,'5 15 ceri¢s|;s__ pmwwg for 0 Q

_ -_ fn Red Cross Work. ` ' ‘ '

oal for " Ewerybody

We have .vessels at our

wharf now with the following

RED CROSS WORK.-The Red " _-___ _ -

an CHURCH _SEMVICEB AT MILL- sid view.-Rev. Mr. Fulton of the sirst

mop to Orangemen in the Methodist

` NEW STATION AGENT.-Mr. J.

All members of all Sister lodges kliid- lly attend ‘ln Regalia.

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RED CROSS _ .CANDY.--Candy

be on sale nt the Patriotic meeting wEDD|NG 5E|_L5__. The marriage in Prince of Wales College Hall, Tues- look- place ,ll Detroit, Michigan, on d“Yll"’5h"' P"°°""°"F- l°F~,R°d CW” Nov. ara of Miss Le vee snisn, asugh- wor . " " ’

ter of Mrs. Jane Small of Charlotte-

.. town to Mr. Granville Tyson of Grand

*"6" TEA "Ever °“° Wimhes f°\' nspius, Michigan. 'rhshriue was he-

dies commlngly attired in a suit of blue g°°d b'rond cloth with hat to match and oy a white crepe du chene blouse. She mc` received many and useful presents

Mll_.l.0N ___. sel_v'llles -wlll -bér held will reside in Brand Rapids, Michigan.

`on Sunday next 21st as follows' St. AUC-"ON SALE _Tilere was il Johns Church, Milton at 11 a. m., Met- . ' ~ llolllsl Church, lllampshlre 3 pl large attendance at the auction sale St. Johns Church. Milton. evening

m" Wednesday of standard bred trotting at stock, etc., owned by Mr Duncan

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F. Church at that place on Sunday, Nov.l

Mcinnis. late station Agent at Bear 21”, at 2,45 p_ m, An grunge parade River- has been appointed Station v/in time pisce from the orange Hun. Agent at Morell

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Reported inwards:

Jlmmo, from Plctou.

Reported Outwards: "`sclir. W. S. wilnot, Capt. wns

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“White Cord Velvets, plain velvets,

“After this its Pcnslar Laxatlve

Cold Breakers for mine. Effective?

to read the formula printed- Keep a-

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“H” I.*;;"°::_ .§“.i.i:‘:..;?:.§f..l‘.f..;”i. }Fresh Chocolates Today

V Some new, fresh and oi course, delicious Moir’s - ani Neiisons’ Chocolates here now.

Better callin on your way to the house and _take

along a-pound or so. It’s a good habit _to get into.

Same price. _ _ _ . ............. _ _ _ MCKINNON

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~ Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts_.

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front are asking for Hickey’s _

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& C0., W td do their part to ensure successf ' _ meetings. Above all it is earnest

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'lluleesillalyll Nov 0. for the grand c tsl i tary Concert and Dance

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the Patriotic Fund and Canadian R

_ Cross Society. Tickets 50c.

Nigger, Brown, Sax, Green, Tan, Cnr- WEDDING BELLS.- Quietly ni gliiul, received by express ;r,d9_y_ ried at the First Unlted.Presbyterl

' iBolil'. Emmeline Burke, Captain Stanley Bros. 3955-11-18M3i. Church- 1305100. M8811. NOV- 4-th b Y

7 p.m. Rev. Samuel Trivett, Rector.

‘ ST ANDREW'S DAY CELEBRA- l

E Tl°N__lleallel_B are mmludeld to bo trotting stallion Commodore Ledyard,

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of the firm of Smith Bros., St. Ann.. B., to Miss Minnie Macdonald

Just ask anyone who knows medicine `B9|19V\\6» P- E- Islillld- AAfter th

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ter Bannerman Robertson, of Mar field, who have been visiting thel

response to telegrams received Wednesday night left yesterday in

ment, the li ut peg. This regiment lsi about to leuv for Europe.

McGrath, of the 36th Overseas

injury Monday afternoon, when-t horse he was riding slipped ox_i_ th

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pavement on Queen Street, throwin him to the ground. As the horse

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28th. In view ot' the numerous

that three out of four appointmen Klngston,North Wil-tshlre and H

that theseplaces will appreciate

intereste make it

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mid people that believers may be vived and sinners saved.

emulslons sold_.and the addition Gualcol makes it the finest prep

coughs and bronchial affections.

tral Drug Store. ' ‘

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Miss Ads Bradbury

' 88 Great George Street

working.. .Stamped Linens Threads of all kinds. 88 Great Geor Street.

°k was sold to Mr J. A. G. Ellis, of Mon- ot' tague for $400; a four year old bay in horse by Cresceus Cresceus, to Mr °(l’ Robertson for $210; a brood mare by e George Cresceus, in foal to Commo-

ar' in foal to Commodore, sold to Mr tlf; Hoon, cornvvsii, it hisck stsnion, 2%

years old by The Peer, dam by Brazil-

“'{,'lll;‘;Il‘l’“‘lfflf' ““ lntémltg iisn, sold to Mr John Macdonald, ver-

5 ' 5”” ~ m C non River, for $131; a 31/, yssr oia

o’ll gelding to Mr James McMillan, Cove- B head. for $1150, one standard bred filly.

3 months o d, full sister to Rex Light,

?§I‘1’“.‘i.‘l’.’;..‘.‘L‘?..i.".“i’ii’ ‘?.‘.‘ti.’;"§“.’i`ile" dm by Pafkiide- S°‘° ‘° M” J- A

P “ me n- one isnosrii bred nn 5

on, 25c box hu dy .

fonly at the Central Drugstore. Fos- Dl‘0Vi¥\CBS-

JOIN THE'R °°L°uRS""Priv“fl? of hay sold at $15 per ton. oats from

all 55 to 56 cents per bushel, potatoes sh_ 60 ,cents and turnips 11 cents.

humes during the past few dayslailx beheld in Iona Hall, Tuesday evening

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ing for Montreal to loin their regi-

9t Mo n ed Rifles of Winni-

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the officer narrowly escaped beingt ll Wlll -ll._ pinned under the animlal.-but fortun- letter from sflllllflgslllere lg _l',.l_lmcev

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Dear Mother.- I am writing you ii

McGrath is well known in Charlotte- few llnell lollay lo let you lmllw l

wrilj-H°3:SlT l%|mliU|T ClgRN` for they were just what I wanted. I

'_' B t ° ‘m “ence va“` gave Joe Flood one of the Badges that

gemt’ Rev' G' S' K' Anderson on Nov' were in your letter and half of the to-

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quests inlage toll' the seryifeahol gifs ?l‘:°lCe(ll°;‘l§ll°lfl l;,°l°l'llD:;‘§ell'llyJ(;el lggdllrlx %(l:.“S§°mlfll all tlrclcesg 2 ol; S ple to tell them he sent home two or

, , l :gl er Tllg gggfentg ue (llolfm :B three letters and got. no answer.

Black Twist Chewing Tobacco. .“ ii .. i t. ““ ° ' W-1\m°thef1»»»»°-B yo H" he-fd

_ lo “Q clllpolnll 8 can lllls las ‘ll Clin' about poor Jack McLean, you can tell

llileenogelllilda lourgl ol? le Stoll? his mother that he was buried all Cornwall clleelflllllv r fmlvln g lm' right just outside our lines. We made 'l l ll ll y ll g ld 5 a wooden_» ci-oss on his grave and C D' ms may ave' was cons ere printed his name on it. I was talking

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slilre could be most readily reached some lollacco ' from llllme and he i" that way' It is earnestly hmilii would give me some when it citme,but

it came too late. He was a great fav-

airangement and be ready and willing orlle among me boys lllldl we all lllllls

er were saying, Frank and Earney would

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be poured out upon Evangelist, Pastror gag :)l?lsl llmflilinllgllllliefll ill? ill? ‘ye

°' hope un win be there for 1916. if the

_ _ ' ‘ low for me this Xmas. ..Foster’s Guaicol Emulsion of Cod Be Bllle llllll play lol. ma llllll l wlll

Liver Oil is much stronger than moat; come home llglllll to see you all l_loll_

r _i ing to find you all well as this leaves

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mm on um market mf '°h'mm"° yourself, not forgetting sister Mabel

50c. sud :1.00 s hottie. si. A. Foster, con- ‘md ‘°‘”“‘”° I remlfgilng lm

Arl Noodle- W0\'ll llld milvllll f0\‘, we'll deliver the goods at your door.

‘na OUR NUMBER IS 33. JOHNSON &

Robertsoxi, of North River, Mr Benj. Carter being the auctioneer. The

dore, sold to Mr Fred Dockendorff, for $150; a brood mare, Iona, by Parkside,

Simpso , s y, months old. by Commodore, sold to Mr H. H. Horne, for $100. A quantity

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5 Mrs. James Duffy. 93 Sydney Street

has received the following interesting

got the socks and tobacco you sent me, and was very glad to get them

nf to him ‘two days before _he was killed D and he said to m‘e`he was 'expecting

lu him very much. But he died an hon- § ourable death and we are all ready

to do the same lf it falls our lot. You

m be home for Xmas, but there will be

/ goose hangs high. but she will hang

a me the same. With love to father and

WILFRED.

D. Company 26 Battalion,

Redg. No. 69248.

London. England.

in the drug line. Just phone us and

9 JOHNSON THE QUALITY DRUG

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3710'9°29M“- STREETS- "I will state further that no acl 0! of these men in the United States to~

violence. or fraud. whether it be a day and every one of fire in a munitions factory, the ex- them will do exactly plosloii of a bomb on hoard a ship or what he is oi-tiered to do, and con-

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There is no need for you to go '

around in a half sick condition. when you may just as well en- joy perfect health. You should begin the use of.

' `0\ir Tonic Hypeplsospliitss now and store'up strength and vitality which `will'mdl¢'e ‘you strong, healthy and happy. ‘

0ur~Toui¢ llypltlpliltapliites is

it contains all of the recon-

structive elements necessary in .making a healthy body. lt sup- plies in right quantities. food for blood musci and' nerve

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the latest designs tq ldal;A;"gl|l4l§: ll-lAllL.-Service on Fri- next Tuesday afternoon. ll 3922. - _ V Queen Street charlottetwn l

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Boy’s Mackinaw coats in brown

or red check effects good heavy gar- ment, cut Norfolk style _ . _ . _ . _ . _._6.00

' A great assortment of boy’s new Overcoats,Shawl and Converto Collars, Naps, Chinchillas and Fancy Tweeds

P----1 -t ‘ 1 I Small Lol; of Men’s Overcoats

Saturday. go at J --W

SlX~MEN HAVE A WONDERFUL OVERCOAT CHANCE ON SAT-

URDAY-six heavy warm winter overcoats, principally in grey naps, fine English make. well tailored, fine well made coats, worth to $20.00 each. They __ are “lonelies” just one or two of af kink, and in order to clear

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light and dark

to 14.00

Men’s Overalls and Jlliiiliers

heavy denim in black, blue and stripe, all good ones, regular $1.25 for. _.1.00

Men’s English “WOOLA” Flannel

Shirts without collars, large and roomy

ial Saturday at ______________________ __79c

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stripe, 1.00 ea-:h, spec-

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The tubulars at ...... _.50c Th

Boy’s large size pull over sweaters,

plain, garnet and brown regular 65:: tor

Boy’s small size pull over sweaters,

plain garnet and brown, regular 50c for

Those Swell New .American Ties fresh from New York---50c and 75c

_ The express brought us this great line--smart tubulars and very handsome wide end four in hands. 'l`hey represent all the widest range of colorings-all new all handsome-all good with NEW YORK expressed in every line of them.

e wide end four-in-hands _ . . . . ._.75c

Men’s1ight weight underwear just

25 garments regular $1.00 and $1.25 special ......... .................. _.50c

Men’s heavy flannel work shirts

plain light and dark grey and blues,

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.......... ..39c

worth to $1.35

_ Some Specials for Saturday

'--Offered at the

Initial Guest Towels, regular 75c

Saturday ............................. __ 59c

Turkish Bath Towels regular

price 38s, Saturday pr.... . _ . . . _ . _..64c

Handsome fine huck towelling in

stripe and floral damask design 55c for ....................................... _.43c

Turkish roller towelling, all pure

.linen red border, 25c special Saturday for .................... ....... ..18c

Linen

special ........ ._

ing, Saturday

cotton 18c for

Special lot of round and square

doyleys, reg. 50c for ...... ........ ..15c l

Hand made crochet doyleys very _

26 cent, 70 inch unbleached sheet-

36 inch strong round thread white

a dandy special. `

for ____________________ 1.00

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New Velvets just 'in---75c and 1.50

There is a very attractive low priced velvet just ready for you _'in Sapphire,

Prune Gun Metal black, bright red. This is a 23 inch width and a very nice

finish., ............... ........................ .. ........

A very beautiful line of 27 inch velvets admirably adapted for suitings has ,

just come in, shown in black, grey, navy and saxe. This is a very handsoi;ne1V§li

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IN U. S. NUMBER 3,000.

PROVIDENCE, R. I.. Nov 17_-

Joseph Gorlcar, the former member of the Austra~l-lungarlnn Consular Ser- vice whose revelationa of alleged un- nentral activities in this country lies prompted an investigation lry the De- partment of Justice, made vlg0l‘Q\\9 reply to the denials of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy and several Aus- tro-Hungarlan Consuls that they had been fomenting trouble in miinltions plants, and constantly intriguing with spies and other secret agents. To The Providence Journal Dr. Joseph Gori- car made this statement:

"Did anybody expect-that these

men were going to acknowledge the fact? 1 can simply give my word of honor that what l have said is the truth. and that the facts are going to be proved to the satisfaction of the American people. .

Cor. Kent Q Prlltoq Ch.

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GORICAR SAYS SPIES foreign service of Austria-Hungary

the establishment of a fraudulent pass- sides himself, as in fact he really ls, port Omoo. Springs from the demented it soldier under the direct instruc- mind of any siiislo individual- Every tion or his runitsry superiors. so one act is planned in advance; mon who or these men would risreio uct ou his CB" be i\‘\\S¢€<l l° S0 lh\‘0\l8l\ With lllcll own responsibility in a foreign coun- crlmlnal performances are selected lil try before he had secured the approv- advaiwe. and the whole scheme il al of the representative ot his Govern- W0l'k€d l\\¥'0U8h 9- Syileiih I“d\Vld\l~ ment in that country.- These men have pls are simply osrryins out orders thot to keep in touch with the military and UIGY- Bet fl'0m the men BUOVB them- - ‘naval attaches of either the German

"MY M108" y6B\'B` 9XD8l‘i€I)°0 55 U18 or Austrian Embassy. or else with

. the Consuls I have named in my pre-

q vious statement, and from them the

~~~'=l-1 secure all maps and charts. sailing

lists of steamers, and the precise loca-

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'_ ` "Do the American people think th

has given me exact knowledge of this spy spstem. which is directed by the German Embassy through Captain Boy-Ed and Captain von Pupen. act- ing directly with Consel General von| Nubei' in New York. These three men have full and` complete knowledge of every move made by every German and Austrian spy in the United Stat- es. ln spite of their assertions that they are innocent of any wrongdoing. or of any knowledge of the burning of munitions plants, or the wrecking of ships, they are in immediate touch with every transaction.

SAYS SPlES NUMBER 3.000.

"Every central empire spy operat-

ing in this country today isofiiclally listed ln the offices of these men, and their records are kept in card index form. There are. I should judge from my personal knowledge. about 3,000

tion of factories where ammunition being manufactured.

"They have to visit the omcial re

presentatives of their country in or

it is a standing order in the Germ

have on hand at any one time.

Captain von Papen's somewhat

is an isolated expression of opinion

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der to get the sums of money they need to carry out their instructions.

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and Austrian Consulates that these spies are never to be given more than i the amount of money necessary to can ry them over the one specific job they

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Jiocuous statement about Americans in this letter discovered on Archibald

of the war. in every German and Aus- trian Consulate in this c' ntry and iii both embassies Americal; have been dogs and ‘pigs" alid 'beasts' whenever reference has been made to them. The people oi' this country do -.not under- stand the contempt' with which these men view them and their almost en- tire ireedom fro_m restraints in- every illicit act they are preformlng.

“No pnssportstraud agent ln New

York or Cleveland or Philadelphia -7 tind these three cities are full of them -could live aryl do business 'a day without the sand-tloii and friendly as- slstnnce of the Austrian and German otlicials When. the truth is known concerniiig the actual sums of money that have been. spent in this country _lor the pnrcliitse ol' newspapers, the suhsiding und college professors, the destruction of 'munitions plants, the hiring of halls. the payment of travell- ing expenses for hundreds of men who country, and 'for most other purposes,

:lie amount will stager the imagina- on_" _ `

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