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The Edmundnton and Levis Section Opened for Traffic November 23rd: A Trl-Weekly Ser- vlce for the Present.

Ou Monday, November 23rd, the

Government railways commenced to operate another section of the Na- tional Transcontinental, tliat between Edmundaton and Levis.-a distance ol’ 237 miles. For the present there will be ii. tri-weekly service,” leaving Ed- mundston at 5 a. in. Monday, Wednes- day ami Friday, arriving at Levis at 6.40 p. in. same day, mid leaving Levis at 6.30 a. m. Tuesday, 'fliurstlay mid Sa\,urday, arriving at Eilinundston at 8.10 p. in. some days.

Officials who have recently inspect-

ed this new section proiioiiiice the road~bed in tirst class condition, aint

the surrounding count#-‘y with excel- lent opportunities for t ,e lumberman. farmer ami sportsman.- The Levis

continental have ii total ol` 468 nJile1s‘ l o erated by the Canadian (ioverninent t

Edmundston and l~ldmuri<lston-Monc- military authority has given private ton division of the National- Traits- expression, .says the Mail, to the t'ol-

D S Railways. liaestl on the belief tltat the Germans

WAR IS ERENCH

tMlN'S ESIIMIIIE

Periods Two Past, One Pre- sent, Three to Come

Germans Will Hold Rhine, He Says

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owing views :is to the probable dura- ion of thc war, his estimate bein

D. P. A. Oilice, will commit no great tactical error.

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TIDE TIBLE

DECEMBER.

-business ami require additional capi- t tn . .‘ ‘ .~ . ` :'

organisation and tar-ilitios to iiniiuce

I .

island owners and ranchers of silver lack foxes “ho wish to extend their

I We dispose of a most elhrient

1on.i tide propositions t‘nmmunir:i

ions strictly confidential. t`orrespon- leucc solicited. Address: ’l‘rans-l’ro- (I

~two past. one present, and three to fi

The first period was the atlvunce hrugh lielgium into Fraiice. The ser-oml period was the Battle of re \i.nne .tnd the Geiman retreat to

tl . ' ‘ ' ' . . tlie_Aisne. A

The third pcrlod is that ot’ the flght-

The fourth period will be a German

treat. and a battle ou the Rhine.

The sixth period will be the march I

IN CHRISlIlN CHURCH

Last evening in the Central Chris-

tian Church, Evangelist Lowell C. Mc- Pherson preached on the subject, “The Place of God's Word in Redemption."

Divides campaign :nm six lie read part of John 8 and took verse

7 as a text: “Ye seek to kill me. be- cause my word hath no place in you." Mr. McPherson said in part:

“Jesus said this to those \vho want-

ed to kill Him. And Ile would say

that l-lis \vord finds no place in all

\vho reject Him. As they must div \vl\o reject God's sunlight and food

From may [0 Fgbpuqry ami water-die physically»- so must.

they who reject God’s \vord as given b_v llis Holy Spirit die spiritually. llow lniiuy spiritual corpses one meets daily on the streets! People who nc- ver think of looking into God‘s word- tlie Bible-may have a religion in name, but ignorance ot' what the 1-lolv Spirit reveals in God`s word in 'each of thc most essential intelligence. And it is tt reflection on ouc's intelligence now to be ignorant ot the Bible, be- sides being a redection on one's moral

llc divides the war into six periods nature. T ie Bible should be read in

ur public`Hchools, and those afrnid to have it in the public .schools cannot be loyal subjects and citizens. Nothing should supplant the liible in religious education. lt. is a pity that any home should be t'ound without (lod’s word.

Bible reading home ami a Bible

reading church are absolutely essen-

ing op the Aisue, continuing ami de- tial to true culture in the home ami

. veloping into1 the battle for Calais. the church. A religion that does not

encourage daily study, on the part. of all, ot' (lod‘s word lacks that much of

'l`hc fifth period will be a fiirtlter rc- being the (‘.l1riStinn religion.

“The Psalmist said, ‘Thy word have hid in my heart that I might. not sin

U llt‘l‘lill. against, 'l`l1er\.' Ami l‘aul said, ‘Let

The fight .for Calais

llc estimates that the battle for alais will not. coinpletey emi before

lie assigns a period ot’ five months

'l‘he campaign on the Rhine should

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DlllliY 0F EVENTS

City Magistrates Court. Annual meeting Dominion Fox

Breeding Co. of Murray llnrbor at Board of Trade Rooms 11 a. in.

Public meeting of Lobster fishermen

and packers Board ot' ’l`rude Rooms 11 a. m.

MARRIED

McCAFtVELL-FALHAVEN. - lu St. Mary's Church, indian River, on thc 24th Nov., by Rev. Mgr. Gillis, l’. l’., Mr. Edward McCarvell, ot' l(inkora,to Miss Emma Falhaven, of Kensington. -E.

MclNNl8-GARNHUM.-At the llaptist Parsonage by Rev. Z. L. Faith. on Nov- ember 28, Fannie Mcinnis and Vhester Garnhum.

BRITISH FISHING INDUSTRY

HARD HIT BY WAR.

LONDON, Nov. 29,-The closing of

the North Sea has had a ruinous effect upon the Yarmouth bloater ami the herring industries, the annual value of which on the East coast, ri-aclietl $12,000,000 before the war.

Germany, before the war, bought

$2,500,000 worth, and Russia $2,000,- 000 worth. Yarmouth, Lowestoft. Grimsby and Shields are all badly hit, and there ia a movement on foot to secure special Government relief.

Notice is hereby given to Mariners

that the North Cape Buoy is out ol'

position one mile to south-east..

'I`. G. TAYLOR.

Agent Marine and Fisheries.

6648-dlwk

Annual Meeting

The first annual general meeting of

the Hackett Silver Black Fox <`om pony, Limited, will be held in the Board of Trade Room at Charlotte- town. P E. I., on Wcdncsdity, the .sec- ond day of December, 11114, at the hour of 7.30 p. m., for the purposes following, namely: To receive ami con- sider the annual statement, of accounts aml balance sheet; to elect directors ami other oiiicers, and transact the other ordinary business of the (Iom- pany.

(Siguedt J. A. ll.-\(?1{l°}’I"1‘,

Secretui'y-'1`reasiirer.

tlti4‘J-11-2411181

Meeting

There will be a general meeting of

the original shareholders of the Cur- ruthers Silver Black Fox (ioinpany Limited on Tuesday, December 8, for the purpose ot' sanctioning it bye-law to increase the capital of the company by the sum of $25,110() to he divided in- to 250 shares of $100 each, thereby, increasing the authorised capitnl of

company from $175,000 to $200,-

EIIXES WINIEII

Wanted: one pair silver black [oxen

to go in a good Coniptiiiy in exchange for stock. Apply ll. I... Guardian (if- lice.

6737-11-Zi0Il’ltii.

Noucis To suniuuiotonis Rogers Payton Silver Black Foxes Limited

The Annual General Meeting of the

Sltareltoldcrs ot' lingers Payton Silva Black Foxes, Limited, to receive the report of the l)irectorf;, for the elec tion of Directors and auch other busi ness as may come before the meeting, will be held in the Y,i\l.(`.A. lloard .{oom, Cliarlottetown, l‘,E.l.. on Tues lay, thc Sth day of Deceniber, 15114, at he hour ot' 2 p.m.

(T. .l. S’i‘l<]\\1'All'I`, Set-retury,

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Mac_k_erel

For sale. No. 1, late caught mack

ercl in barrels, quarter barrels aut’ tits, barrels containing about 100 arge size mackerel or about 175 med um size, suitable for retailing or for iotel or family use.

llarrels, $14, quarter barrels, $4,

rits. $2.50.

MATTHEW G. McLEAN, Ltd.,

Sourls, P. E. llland.

6560-11-18mwfm7i

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Taxes I

Exeeutions are being made out for

ay, until 11`eln'tiary, 1910.

tizitious t`or peace should bring the wnr to an emi with the final witlitlrnwal. ot' the Allied arinies of occupation in 1917.

This cstitnute gives 11 total period

ot' rather less than three yeurs to the war. tt is presumed by the same high military authority that the ltussian ad- vance will occupy it siniilur period. and that only the steady combined p\'r>.==s\ii‘e oi` the Allies can bring* mat- ters: to zi conclusion \\'ithin the period siiirgestietl.

Ile assumes that the (jerinaii forces

will withdraw steadily. and that there \\'ill no no sudden colapse ot' cithci' front.

SHIIWINC CRIPPIINC

IIE CERIRINNS TRIRE

Ileorly Sixty per (ent. of Ena- my’s Merchant Ships Out of Service

l.().\Ill().\'. .\'o\'. C'.tt.~-A si:1tr-ineiit. is-

sued hy the lloartl ot' 'l`riidt- co11c\~i‘i1- ing the retttivt- conditions ol' llritish ind tlermuii shipping since the otit- break ot' the wat' is l\:ii'dj»' interesting: is slio\\'_ii\g liow 1-t'l`ectively the llril- lsh navy has kept open the ot-can 'outes for llrituiii :=t`rdu hrill rldrd cults: for llritish sliipping \=.'liil<- clos- ing them to the tit-i'n\::n in,-i't'anlil1 rnarine.

()t' 10,123 British ine-rt~aiitilt~ .ships

'if over 100 tons. 11,928 are still plying. whilo of 2.000 German sliiptt, only itt are plying. There are ti-tt; tit-rinai ships in neutral ports, 3121) in fierinau ports, and 1:46 held by the Allies. ii total ot' 1,221 out ol' service, or 58.-l Dm? 1-ent. Against this tht- llritish .hips ||1»||| or <-;1pti\i‘et| total l!ll'», or only 1.11 per cent, ol` the inei'e1n|l|le fleet. ‘

RCIIIIIIRN CRRWS

One London Daily Has Cut this Feature Out of Its Pages.

LONDON. Nov. :i0.- lmlicntlons

show that it is extremely iniprobttble league football will continue. Public opinion undoubtedly is hardening tt-

IZIINSI ElI.lRlIL‘

thi- word ot' (llirist. dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and atlinonlsli- lull one another.' This is not to he left ‘to any preacher or priest. lnit should be done in the lioiues ami in

viucial Securities Corporation, Ltd., the beginning of Deceinber. ,-irptgg 0|' 1',-i@m1S._;, much iymter way 711 Drummond Building, Montreal,

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to spend time than the way it is often

o the liatto of thc ll/1eu_se-the end Sppm_ fri". G,,sp,,| is (30,119 ,,,,w(.,~ in Of Allrll or the beginning of lVl21.\’.191='» save. is the truth that nmlces men free,

is that whit-h untlif.-s men wise unto

Inst nciirly twice as long~»that is to ,S,,}V,,l;0,,_~~

’l‘liis evening Mr. M1~l’herson ex-

’1`he tinl march to Berlin ami nego~ ,,,.,.,S 1,, m.(,a,.h 0"’ -»|.|,,,m R,,lig;(,,,_-1

The minister of the church. Mr. White- head, invites all to come at 7.45.

HRW IIIIRSS IS Sllll

IIN RIIIILEIIEIRS

incidents Which May be Seen

llny Sunday Morning, -

Sunday on the liz‘.ttlrii1\ltl is just like

any ordinary day, Init, wht-n possible. the llrilish, l1‘reiich and Belgian chap- lains hold it brief morning service wherever they are, and the soltliers stand nroniid just as if they were in cliurch.

'l`hes<- liiittlwlieltl services are a most

iu1pressi\'t~ :~.ii;ht. \`\'hll1- on a country road quite close to the Allies’ trenches .doing the Aittnt-_ l heard men siiigiiig' 1 mzitiial li_\'mn and come nt-ross a l~`r1'.-nt-li .\rnty cliaplaiu conducting ai tf=.r\'ice, says ti. r~orre.spomletit in l"i‘nin-e.

'i`he priest, at big, lilezult-lieziretl

'1ian, stoeil bc1`ore the altar \\'eorin9: :i 'opt' and siirplire over his uniform,

'l`h1‘ nltnr was simply nn old table

with ti white cloth over it. but it. was 'o`.'t»i'e1l \'.ith t`rt's:l1-clit tI:>\vi1.i‘ei. .»\t the but-It of the nltnr 1I\iItt>i‘etl the ‘rent li tlti1;.

SMUDGED WITH WAR.

Standing near the priest, .stood the

'eiiernl aufl his staff, :tml behind them 'mine 2110 sol1liers~iiiai|y of wlioin had iust come from the ti'eilclit~s. their 'inil`orin:~' and l`n1-es roveretl with iuud ind ltlueltt-iietl with powder.

'l`l\»»n the priest said pravers heforn

the little altar. and the soldiers knelt down on the groiintl.

The :sr-iiteiit-vs ot' the pi-gtycl-5 wel-(1

puiicltiatetl with the booming of guna. .After the prayers cnnie anotlier liynr ---nn old, rousing From-li hymn, with a haunting refrain calling upon l~‘reii<-lnneit to :ituml united in this hour ot” trial.

A brief nhsolution :ind tht- service

was over.

\Vith sliininl: eyes :mtl fat-es alight

with entliiisizitsin, the soltliers shoulder their gulls and go lu~.1~k _vith iniperb Ieinirutit- to that inl`ei‘no beyond the Aisiic.

The geuei‘ul. standing: erect nmi

liurelieatled, solemnly crosses liiulseli' ami salutes the ting.

lie, too, t|uit-kly departs \vitli his

staff.

Meanwhile. the priest. is an ordinary

gainst it. Nearly every daily paper, except perhaps one or two devoted to sport, 1-ondemu its coiitiiitmiu-e. Lust night the l’all Mull Gazette showed the strength ol' its conviction by un- uouueing that for the future it would

publish no t`ontbull news. I i’r-eniier Asquitli has been tackled on the subject lu the 1-louse, suggest-I tions being made that legislation

should he affected to stop professional I football, or that the sport grounds should be commaudoered for military iurposes. ’l‘he premier, however, in- tlmates that he thinks the matter may be left to the common sense of the

parties most closely af`i’ect.ed.

Footlmll Association representatives

meet. next week to discuss the whole

qyiestionwlilloven players of the Heart o 'Midlothian club, including Gracie nml Low, interuntlonals. have enlisted

this week.

“Our ftttk is so foinplete the qual

fi;lm:2,I.)_nId Pon Taxes up to lst De' ity so good the service so prompt and

All Real Estate and Personal Pro-

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line of carefully select- I edjewelry that is very appropriate for gifts, the r e is so wide, the qiigity so high, and the prices so _low that you cannot fail to make a pleasing selection.

W. N. Tanton

perty Taxes now unpaid must be set- tled nt once. There is it large amount of these taxes outstanding and parties will please attend to some ami save

expenses.

0750 12 1M6l

accurate that we have honestly won the title ol' “The best drugstore." Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., corner (lront George and Kent Streets. metf ,

innii again. llis surpllce. cope and the altar cloth are already packed ln a small hlnek bnu,

The altar table luis disappeared -

some oi' tho soltllnrs ure t':\i‘r'yiiig the ilowers on their guns.

All is .tuiet nginn on tho country

road,

COMPLETE EASTERN END OF

' ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY

0'I"l‘1\\V/\, Nov. 110.--The scenic rall-

way which the Government has been building from Calgary through Rocky Mountain Park is now completed. Capt. Gray, who is in charge of the building of roads lu (lanadlan parks, made this report to the Department ot' Interior to-day. The road will connect at'Ver- inilliou divide with the highway the llrltish Columbia Government is bulld- ing ami will be part of a great trans- <-ontinental highway, which it is pro- posed ultimately to build.

There has been surveyed this sum-

mer a new road connection at Castle Mountain with the present highway running to Laggan nmi thence to Field in Yoho Park.

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I‘§?i'§°°” Prince Edward , ,f,I,i“,l‘_*,, . :“T1»ey O’ Hearts”

Fourth Installment-“Dead Reconing”

LOVE! VENGEANCE ! HATREDi `

THE' PROBLEM PLAY OF 'l`HE AGE

READEIT: sae ir! 1

, The Pipes of Panf I ` . A Master Piece in Two Parts

Cupid Pulls a 'l`oot:h`

Comedy _

CORHING

JAMES O’NEIL IN MONTE CHRISTO

Extra-Up mine Minute war News | soNG-MR. cAiRNs

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“Warning” That Plan is to Cross Detroit River when lce Forms

tertlav of a threatened German in\'11 ion of tfannda as soon :is tue llctroi llivcr freezes o\er suiiitientlv to .1

rer'eiv1'd by the lloard ol' t‘oiitrol yes-

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The Board decided to refer the “\\':1rn- ing" to the Militia Deportiut-iit. ’l`ht~ \\'i‘it,er of th conimiiiiitrcution to the lloartl signed liiuist-lt' "’l`. l". fil‘t'i'll» bow," and his letter was tinted from llelrziy, .\‘lit:h. It read as t`ollo\\':::~-- “'l`his is not the first time that

call the attention ot' t`auada to thr- danger by which it is threatened on account of the activity ofthe Gerinans all along the border. l um in receipt ot" relizible in.\'ori1i1t.tioti that fron: licre 1,, port ilurmt everytltiug is ',`»r<-p.'1'1n for an invasion. »\S H0011 il# II!" III" lruil ltivct' is 1'i‘<l'/-“ll Ill) ll WI

|it\Im_v?ti1iiil< that, as an 11l11rli.~'l\n1=11\ it is my duty to warn _»'<>\\» Elf* II"-" Ainerlt-nil initlioritles st~t'1u\ U1 ill? I_lIIi\_‘- I :tm tliereiore sending at UQDY ‘II \II_‘¢* letter to the ltlngli.-:li ltltitllfl-E143' lil \Vashingt.on."

"SCRIPS IIE PIPER" ,

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Amom: the phrases: which will eo

'lowu to history after the war is over. '-lt-rr lietlnnuim-Ilollweg's “e=t-rnp ot' paper" will probably luke twink ulth his imperial l\’lnster‘s “t'0lIl\'I\ll1IiI\|\‘ ittlt- army." And the rut.l\l~-.\.- tg\-uit1- 'sin that iiispiretl both ptti':1.»1~~;»' re- "eivcs slgnliicniit illiistrallfvils in n series of episodes which one of the l’uris lt‘igaro's special c`orrc.spnn|lt~ntg ret-ortls. The “scrap of pnpt-|'.,` ith-,,_ It will he seen, pervades thi-in ull.

’l`\\'o leading Belgian ci|i'.f.11ns np~

proaehed the German iniltttngv author- ties lu order to entreat tht-in to stop .he carnage and tlestruction they W,-,»,. venklng iipou the civil pt»|mlotiou ot’ in open and unarmed city. “t‘ivil pop- ulation!" >'iu:i:rt-.tl the r 11::-15:1-i1tti1i\'t-:. if the l\‘:tl:4er. "Do you Iwlietw- tlmt they count. t'or anythint; in time ot' var?"

“1.l\|t,"meekly persisted the petition-

ers. “tliere ure the t‘.on\'t-ntloiis of (leu- “va and The lin<;iie." "<‘i>|1ventioi\sl" |uot.h the tleriiinn slulf ollicer, “Yon ire r-hiltlri~n in lielgium .11hildreu. no- .hing but t~hildren."

'l`ht»re wus it lliii‘goi|mstt~r ol` uitoth.

:r important locality in llelgium who refused to guuruntee the payment of the frautnntic war-t'.ontrlbution levied by the insatiable luvuder. The Ger- uutu stall' otilcfir simply risked liliu this question, "i)o you pi‘el`t‘r to bo shot?['

“Yi-1-1.,” replied the heroic llurgo-

lllllSll‘r. “lf by so doing l could liber- ate my city from this extraction."

“You will be shot later, when it

DIPRSPS UB," was the ruthless rejoin- dcr, "but that would not put us in png. session of the funds we reqiiire. But look here. You luive 11 must-tim full of works of great value. 'l‘hey would furnish the ransom to llerlln, and sum. mon the American millionaires to- the .-sale." _ - "But, general," protested the Burga- master. "that would be expressly 1:0". 'PETS' I0 The lltlkiie (}onveutlon." "Enough, sir!" groivled the general. "Cease this pleatsantry. Talk of ('ou- ventlons at your nge! Have you not learned yet that wt- are making win- lI,upon you?"

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IHREE lElRS lil EIIINCEIISIIC SERVICES

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‘- KE KEEPER. ot' No. 2 General llospital, which y0\ll‘

‘t-orrespoiideut roportetl was realli’ 10 leave Salisbury Plains ten days t1K0~

|)U1\'lillll I °V'_:I0"",I`II" III‘III WIII’ 'Phe hospital in question ls nt' a well

planned the °I,IIIII* ‘II III" GI‘1I`III*III known seaside resort, ami is cstuh- positioiut on il \’*“I` II‘I§*_ I""`1II ‘I"""f' lisliod in it golf club’s quarters, which tied with thi- t “I FII I\IIIg I‘°_‘III"III- have been taken over by tho military mtl i:- lilrcl_\: to Celve >'.t_1i1|n tjiiiiilitl' authorities. The (laiiudian nurses wlm fifosiiitioii from II” ’\IIII’1'I ""V<‘|'l\' ‘ left Lontlon ti fortnlglit ago t'or servlet- UUEIE- 4- on the (‘ontlncut have it base ul.

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GERMAN §PV FIRED VESSEL.

I-UNDON. Nov. 210.-C‘olomho har-

bour. the prlncipnhsoaport of (‘.el’l0“- and its shipping had A"-narrow es<1I\Df‘ from destruction in tho-early days ot‘ the war, according to mail advices just iecelved heret. A German spy set llre to an anchored vessel which conta’ne1l more than fifty tons of dynamite.

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bnurlug shipping andiharhour works was to aluk the burning' ship, and this was done by a squad of volunteers at

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