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f imétzrmgl-1'! must be B01/n'/1'” ‘ uf "#0 'J mo"

FC 9°" l;"°WS~ He is taking no risks. He chooses

§l!;5;':l tgehifggieilie takes must yield every ounce

ollow Shackleton’s example Into a sin . _ _ - gle bottle ot

_ggyffllalilzacked the nourishment value of many pounds of ‘nd ,no _ even ‘a_fplain meal yields much more strength

unshmcm ! YOU are taking Bovril. But rtmemb

Shackletoii’s words: It must he Bovrll. B

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THE VICTROLA AND THE FAMILY--No. 7

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Says, “Baby like Viétrola awfully much indeedy.

"lt tells me lots of funny stories and sings pretty songs like Mamma and Mary ard it lays music dest like the big band does when the soldier boys go marching.

“lVle like Harry Lauder best. He laughs so funny when he sings ‘Stop Your Tickling, lock'

"Santa Claus is going to bring me a Vicrmla for my very own this Christmas instead of those toys the naughty Germans make. One of those baby ones for $20 to go in my nursery so l can hear it when l go to bed at night dest like the baby across the street does."

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With i5 ten-inch, double-sided Victor Records $33.50

Other Viclrolas from $32.50lo $300 (on easy payments, it desired). and len-inch, double-siclccl Victor Records at 90: _for the two selections :lt any "llis lVlasler's Voice" dealer in any town or city in Canaria.

Write lor lree copyol o~:r 350-page Musical Encyclopedia listing over 5000 Victor Records. Ask to hear "lt`s a Long, Long Wavto Tlpperary"tlie lamous British ll/latching Song, sung by Harry Fayfon Victor Record No. l 20 l 98.

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LONDON, Nov. 24.-W. L. MacKin~

ley. Scottish explorer, wiio was one of the Steiansson expedition, arrived at Liverpool yesterday. He holds out little hope that the missing men are alive. A thorough search, he said, had been made before he left the Arctic of both Herald and Wrangell Islands, with no result. .

“What is more probable," he said,

“ is that they perished during the tremendous raitering of ice before -reaching Wrangell Island.

" We were rescued," added MacKin-

l0y, " by Captain Bartlett, after one ol’ llie most daring journeys in the annals ol' polar exploration. after being on the island for six months.

“During that time all my scientific

colleagues died from the hardships experienced.”

NARROW ESCAPE OF DUKE

OF SAXE COBURG.

Al\lS'l‘Elll)AM, Nov. 24.-According

lo ai Bc-rlin rlcspiitcli, the Duke of Saxo tiohurg oscapeli ilcnlli in thc illnstorn “itll” by ii. slioll which cxplorlcil near where he was standing. 'l`lie cxplo- sion killed tlciivral Von Borge and wounded two oiiicors.

WIIMAN REFUSES

llPEllllTlllN

Tells How She Was Saved by Taking Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound.

Logansport, Ind. - “My baby wg

over a year old and I bloated till I was

.,,,.. __ _,_ is if. ,_,_._ a burden to myself. I suffered from fe- male trouble so I al could not stand on

'~ my feet and I felt ‘Hilti like millions of ' `1 needles W r ri I- l‘Iil‘ " N ing me allbifeiii cA{t

'/4/7 ' last my doctor told

f me that all that

would save me was an operation, but

this I refused. I

told_my husband to get me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com- pound and I would try it before I would submit to any operation. He did so and I improved right along. I am‘now doing all my work and feeling fine.

“I hope other suiferingwomen will try

your Compound. I will recommend it to all I know." -Mrs. DANIEL D. B. DAvls,1l0 Franklin St.,Logansport, Ind,

Since we guarantee that all testimo-

nials which we publish are genuine, is ii: not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has the virtue to help these women it will help any other woman who is suffering in a like manner?

If you are ill do not drag along until

sn operation is necessary, but at gnc, take Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Compound.

Write to Lydia E. Pinkham

MedicineCo.,(oontidenti.al)Lynn, Mass. Your letter wil be opened, read and answered by a. woman and held in strict conddence.

Ellis Montague

Best place in Montague to

buy School Supplies, Stationery all kinds. We carry theL. Waterman fountain pens which are guaranteed. Bring or mail your iilms to bc developed and don‘t forget that our photographic goods are always fresh: give us a call when in need of good goods

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd. Montague

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Special weekly rates;

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QUEBEC, November 24.- Mr. HA.

Halas. a Belgian textile capitalist, whose plants at Ghent, Belgium, have been destroyed during the war, in negotiating with the city or Three Rivers, Quebec, regarding the erection ot a large plant with a Model City an- iiexed.

It is said that Mayor Tessiér, Min-

ister ot Roads, has offered certain ad- vantages to tho.Belglan llnancier.

is is thought the efforts of the lion.

Phlllipe Pelletier, the agent ot the Province of Quebec at London, that Mr. Halus has'been directed to take the opportunity ot’ installing his ilrm in Canada. The plant will employ many hundred lninila.

YORK COUNTY LOAN ' FINAL DIVIDEND.

'ronoN'ro, Nov. 24.- An'?iFlie'r""0f

the payment of a iliinl tlivirlt-ini oi` 51,4, cents to the shareliolilvrs of the York County Loan and Savings (lonipany has been made by tho Oiticial Itcfo- ree, J. A. C. Cameron. Previous ilivi dend`s amounting to 50 cents have ai- ready been paid, so that the share- holders receive 551/; cents on the dol- lar i'roin an estate that promised only about 25 or 30 cents when it went lu- lo liquidation in Dccoinber. 1905.

The principal assets ot' the com-

pany was a considerable area ot’ un» improved Toronto real estate in the Itoncesvalles-High Park district.

The tremendous growth of the city

in that direction realized the vision ot' Joseph Phillips. the promoter of the company, and ar-,counts for the comparatively iavorable result oi the liquidation. The liquidators the National Trust Company, received $98,714.81 for th ir nine years’ labors, but out this ca e some $12,000, for every dividend that was paid to the 115,000 share lders. The total a~ mount reallz d iii the llquirlation was $2,342,555.11.

TWILIGHT AND l WENT HAND lN HAND.

By I.. ill. Montgomery.

'l`\\'iliglit and I went hand in hand,

As lovers walk in shining Mays, (Yer niusky, nienior_\'-liaunled ways,

At-ross the lonely liarvest-land, \\'herc west winds shnnted in the

wheat

.-\n old, old vespei' wondrous sweet.

Oh, Tiviliglit was a comrade rare

For gypsy health or tcmpled grove. ln her gray vesture. sliadow-wore;

l saw the darkness of her hair

Faint-rrilrroretl in a hclilpool dim,

As we stood tip-toe on its rim.

Wo wont. as lightly as on iviiigs,

’i‘lii'ongh many ii s<'t-nted cliunrbor

fair. -

Among the pines and balsams,

where

i could have dreamed ot' darling tliings, And over as we went l knew

The pooping iairy-folk wont too.

i could lizivc lingcrcd now and thou

By gate ol' ruoonriso that might » load

To some forgotten spiccred inead.

Or in some mossy, cloistered glen, \Vhcre silence, vcry still and rlcep, Scciiioil inllcn in \‘iiclini\l0<l sleep.

Bill 'l`\\'ili;.:|ii. over lcd inc on.

.\s lovers walk, uiilil wc cnmc To hills whore .sunscl`s sliakcn

ilamc

Iias paled to ashes dead ami wan; And llicro, with footsteps stolen-light Sho ioit me to the lure oi' night.

HOW 'I`0 PREVENT

ACID STOMACIIS AND

FOOD l"|‘.RMEN'l`A'l`l0N

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By it Stomacli Specialist.

As a specialist. who has spent uiany

years in thc study and treatment ot’ stomach troubles, I have been forced to the conclusion that most people who complain ol' stomach trouhlo possess alonin¢:h.~\ that are absolutely healthy and nornial. 'l`ho real lronhlo, that which caiiiics all lhn pain and riiili- cully, is oxi'ei~isivr-. acid in the atoinarh, aggravated by food l`r-rinorilation. ily- perncillity irritates the delicate lining ot' the stomach and food ferrrieiitatlon causes wind which distends tho stomacli abiiormaily, causing that full, bloated feeling. Thus both acid anti fermentation interfere with and retard the process oi' digestion. The stoiuacli is usually healthy and iiormnl, but lrritatcrl almost past endurance hy these foreign eleinents--acid and wind. ln all such cases-and they com- prise over 90 per cent. oi' all stomach diillculties-the first und only stop necessary is to neutralise the acid and stop the fermentation by taking in a little warm or cold water iinmerliately after eating, l`rom one to two teu~ iipoonfuls oi’ hisiirated magnesia, which is doubtless the best and only really effective antncid and food cor- rective known. The acid will he iieutraliaed and the iernieritntioii stopped almost instantly, and your stomach will at once proceed to digest the food in a healthy, normal manner. Be sure to ask your drugglst for the blsiirated magnesia, as l have found other forms utterly lacking in its, peculiarly valuable properties.-F.J.G.

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A Message from the Government to the School-children of Canada

YOUR fatlici' and mother know 'most everything about the Canadian

Apple--lioiv it has come to lic the iiiicsti in thc woi'lcl-why it is

so good for rliil<li'011;mfl gro\\'ii-tips to out-~-~:iiitl \\‘liy loyal Cailadians cverywlicrc are buying a barrel for the winter.

Bu_t here is something they doii‘t know. So you learn this rhyme today and surprise them at the dinner tahlc tonight, by reciting

“APPLE GEOGRAPHY”

Through thc \'allc_\' of l".\':in_;cliiiv

ln the Pro\f'incc by tlw st-ri. Grows thc lamouf; (ira\‘»:rr»~lr‘ili, So sought by you :intl mc.

Prince l".<lw:|r1,l lslnnll, triif: to nomo,

Grows the lruil, of wyalty,

The King, tlicv call il, and its fame

Has sprcntl lar o'cr tlic sea.

New Briinswick grows thc Pippin rare

An apple large anrl mellow; And other kinds no wliil less fair

ln lints ol red and ycllmr.

La Belle Quebec the Famcusc grows

A dainty fruit, the sninc

ll‘s riglirly called “Queen oi the Sno\\'s"

The world Well linowr. its nnlnr.

(lntario `nc.1ilr smiling skies

(_li'o\\'s fruits of many kind

ln llcr ricli orchards Northern Spys .\losL everywhere )-ou`ll find. .

No\\' Klnnilriba, famed for wheat ls planting apple trees also,

For liarrly apples. large and sweet

llcr lcrtilc plains will also gi-ow.

Saskatclicwfiri no apple grows lint slic iccls not llic loss;

To hcr from Okanagan goes

The Spit'/,cnl>erg, tlic Mclntosh.

Alberta raises kinc and wheat

That earn the \vorld’s first prize

lint not an :ipplc ht. to car, _Sho iinporli all l"lCl' Spys.

lictwccn lllc mountains :riul rlic coast (iirows _lonzillian anrl tlic \\'c;ilil1y;

ll's liarrl to tell which rlocs thc most

To make licr people healthy.

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Every boy and girl who loves “Till-1 l.OVl-. STORY 0F THF. APPLES is told on

his country should cat one big the last page of ii beautiful Apple Recipe Book which ripe red Cai'iadiariAppleevery<iny. we will send you irec if you write for it. Your mother knows You need not put ai stamp on your letter-just ways to serve apples. address:

DEPARTMENT CF TRADE AND COMMERCE

_ APPLE Division, OTTAWA.

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Get Your I Money’s Worth

l J. H. insu.

You will find the pret- tiest and best selected stock in Charlottetown at our store. Bat the real surprise. will be the modest prices. No shoddy_ goods find 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 _

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l ' An investment Proposition

worthy of Your Consideration

When you take into consideration the sup-

erior quality of the_Connaught boxes, the exog- tionally low capitalization, the actual cost ran ,- ing arrangement, the ability of the caretaker andthe e ciency of thc management-dont you consider the Connaught an exceptionally good rriyestment prp- position, isn’t it to your best intereststo lnvlestlgatelt.

Writc for si prospectus and other infomation,

don't delay-do it now.

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