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HE DAILY BXAMIXER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MOV SNBRBR 13, 1908.

— ae Se ke cond } ——— j ON TREK. | é > iis : > — and hear stories of former cam- HL | d 0 h good | A /pugns. When the’ rain was not too | OC Ca an t er liems nN Hn scription a a Day's March bv bad and there was any wood to be | SS AD y | hi ad we used to gather round the -At the police court this morn- BRE One of the Returned Soldiers, | Cook firesand sing songs of a more| ing x James Wynne, for drunkenness, or less cheerful character. But the | was fined $2 or 10 days. rf the tre « | pleasure was so litt] As (Pieces ; ‘ ‘ e and the suf- | e Copyright « . a) wedomot enjoy ou \Copyrigat applied for.) fering so great that nothing see med | ~ - ae eee summons If Y ni ™ ; : S e Se a : E + im factenjoy life, for a uring the last twelve months|t® break the monotony of misery. The cles ie lin Andrew Doyle. Ou Buy at mit ” - 18 se yr ines is @ taf? of life. ‘boys who went from this Isl; ind it was rather annoying to clean our fitted ab >: -s vo “7 ee ti rei cattialie : ) yr Rread canne! oS to serve in South Africa hav € pass rifles and find them half an hour pac roits ie 1 . o sia: ; oi 4} gre mis at £60 ie e a thr oug - as the old S ay ing is afte rw ards knoe kec out of ac tion by nesda y : . “ urna , . on W ed ‘ e baking must be : . nee ead y, e minlug Ihat is where § | Many anc varied experiences. Com-| U4 aad water. Annoying, too, ny CM: \ Ou mencing at Belmont, where they! \ hen our one solitar y biscuit acci —The joint contingent rece ption | e aie te learned what Gutpost dut. means.and dentally fellinto the mud and had to | committee, are reque sted to meet in | = DAF ending at Pretoria, where there be sc raped clean, thereby decreasing | the ¢ City Council Chamber (Tue sda y | — L work was crowned by |success. their |” ,5!°: Nov. 13th, at 8 p.m. Parties hav- ENTS « as crowded into this short space of But all these things could not} ing accounts wil] please leave same | ‘ C ‘ have nop | tue Gays of suffering and hards ship per _ the horrors of that | with undersigned. L. P. Tanton. | i O oe | awful march from Jacobsdal to : on B , lt is exceedirgly sgree uci Lina those who have not ex Blo mfont TY . otenne of fer. | Regular meeting of ourt Avon x and weet pelicln ed it could scarce sly belie ve | ri - I ein. 1e scenes O su i dale will be held tonight at §| rr ot cos. ' . Wel chili ing witnessed on that see mingly| =;.) + ae = se . ec Pers. Pe Soa ian e Nave gone into action, o'clock. Initiation and othe . endiess tramp are so imprinted on eae d » Vie ead at 78 | on Luc now famous field of Paarde ‘ os : portant business. Foresters of the | ; G3 cents nherine whistline :; j , -he minds of everyone who took p irt sae bi : | You’re P_T Vein ising, lusting and even in it that ¢} based + heel first contingent are asked to be Oo LL FRESH doing the cake-walk, not through 3 : ; l ; 1ey s a. ou early present. A full attendance is re ‘ A braverv. but through sheer ignor- he n all else is forgot ten. q sted. Entirely . “Chean’’ AND GOOD ince ot danger. It was no uncom lhe gre itest hardships of all was, Cheap”’ means awful things . . ” ‘ ‘ - ‘ = * . ake i 7 | . ; TELEPHONE 08. mon thing to fee a man get up and ol course, scarcity of water. | have ---A despatch from ma Arthur |} Safe as well as the one good thing- -- a. ‘ walk two or three beveacteinal cana seen men stumbling along with) Mellish to his tather, J. T. *teli sh, | ? low price. The wave of cheap- a ( 7 «< ~ | Dp. STEWART, under fire to light a pipe or ¢iga heaving breasts and bloodshot eyes, | Esq., dated on board the Cartha-| & ness that has passed over this oa i ry ette. or to eather the water x te} 2jover roc k, sand and sage br usb, ginian at St. John’s, Nfd.. s ays :| 7 town has not affected prices as £.clips akery, < as = p . : . ; B Best Bread from his chums and go down to the mile after mile, begging, praying, | ‘‘ Arrived here on Sunday, leave ix r| much as it has injured qualities. ak i A . “ 7 - “ } river to fill them. ves, even cursing for water. Poor! Halifax tomorrow night. Quite | You'll do more jntelligent and - fellows, with lips cracked and bleed-| well. Splendid reception. 7 po buying when you

We have gone out at night to | bring in the dead and wounded, and | in many cases have made poor fel lows more comfortable in their last moments. Often messages for home and mother were spoken from lips fast becoming silent. Closing eyes

| mother, sister or sweetheart, and thing in the way of hands long used to holding a rifle Drugs. were clasped in prayer.

Wi e have forded rivers where men and horses were Carried away by! the rushing swirl of waters. some to find satety further down, others to meet death, if not nobly on the field at least in the honest en- deavor to perform their duty.

We have lived on one and a quar- ter biscuit per day---lived, but ina state of such weakness that I have seen two formerly strong men rest- ing every few yards when carrying a forty pound box of biscuit.

Our Aim

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the mers t our Sto } . nel ef vou na met as mucn Mt Ou and pet as mucn OF y r +7 biy Can,

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as we poss]

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WEEKS & CO.

Ni) ESALE AND RETAIL. The People’s Stoie

looked lovingly mn photographs of a |

ing, would hold the water bottles to their lips vainly endeavoring to find

‘Work upon the new station at |

Westville, N.S.. was begun : a last drop inthem. Some wiped | 3... , Sui yea: pom ? : Gays before the election. The sta- | with their hands the perspiration tion will cost about $16.000. and is| » in a 4 » c @ e « S| from their foreheads and then '

to be built of brick and stone.

rubb > mo “eO > parch- ed the moisture on their parc this connection it may

ed lips. Others---pale and weak from hunger and thirst---would rush toadirty pool on the road and, pushing aside the green slime and filth, suck up afew drops of liquid

Charlottetown.

— Pleasing to Charlottetonians will be the news that Miss Gertrude

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be allowable | ; to ask what about a new station for | —

poison. Whenany kind of water C oghlan i 1S meeting with great favor | was to be had we were joyful, and in ‘‘Vanity Fair.”’ She is acting | even though a rage had to be|Mr. J. H. Neyin’s dramatisation of | . ’ 5 < “ag ie Re mas cae Ai at eee the ee of the| Thackeray’s novel. There is 2 rzdi-

cal difference between this produc-

water bottle to keep back the hun-| “ ee s tien and Mr. Fiske’s, whose

drecs of little animals we thanked God. In our worst times a mud puddle was always welcome for afew handfuls putin a_ handker

chief and squeezed would furnish sufficient water to moisten the lips and throats of three or four men.

No talking was done on that march

fringing.

—At the regular meeting of the City Council last evening it was de- cided to cal] for tenders tor building

Miss Annie Elizabeth Mellish. This | If you have a Cold Sore and.

book of 122 pages, tells of the varied ae of Our | Griffiths’ Menthol Liniment. it | Fr ade Bop ni pe Grant ial will disappear in a few hours. rice, r sale inal

| Pe ve 50 cents. Not a trace remains.

play | Miss Coghlan was charged with in- |

think of goodness of quality first,

and lowness of price next. That’s the way we buy.

Ladies’ Jackets

Never before have we shown such stylish smart Jackets for

New Costumes

Ladies’ tailor made suits in

colored tweeds, short smart ¥ i ; ‘| double breasted jacket, lined nO He tooney. Ween: Jon throughout, rew flare skint consider the quality fit and

'a shed for the new steam roller, to | be erected where. the stone crusher |

42 illustrations | want to dispose ot it quickly, use |

finish, it is really wonderful how they can be sold for the money.

special

$8.50 for $6.38

i ith that end in view. kur ciot j ; —iuny j “aA g’s. “he - - 7 Ey. ’ peel ee ee tor we needed aliour spare wind an¢,'-ow stands the crusher to be! Three Specials in ;iegos were ars Oo ousers ee ae oe ef ae ; Ges. E. Hug shes 3, eee Prwirigoen' besides, breathing was _ painful! moved north about 40 feet. A bill Laat } doubl P ; | make patches for other parts. But-) . it} = - throass | ts an? ; , sadies’ tight fitting, double The Peop] ie j ‘ enough W it 10ut making Our t wears of $1411.26 in connection with the | 2 tons were gone,/and in many cases ake Ul FE eal iti saci . ets breasted and single breasted Colors ruggist oo : more parched by unnecessary COn-| sewerage system of W est Kent | ee ; a | men were without coats at all. ede Rees ae ere ne : oe : mT fly front suits, in various Ag ries Fall as f oh Sac fin versation. Bhstered feet were plen-| School was ordered to be paid. <A'|} sioths, tweeds. homespuns lo ta 6 a lig y ; 7 } > . . | Ds Se . oe |. sent atter night we slept im Six! tiful; veldt sores, those terrible ul- -ommunication from McLeod. Mor-| etc, a } Hasew * -dewaa einai ; inches of mud, in the pouring rain, | ..,. a and the wav! es ep j eer 2 } serges and ladies’ cloths. Heavy 1ioubie reastec with absolutely ma protection | Sete, WEEE COMMON, one The Way | son & McQuaree. Sisueieg damages | frieze saddinte. good quality, L a US 5 ( L i. , 41 : _. a ae “o f a+ > - . ; 4 r. s ame << der ctor was always welcom-| ‘20% boys from comfortable Can-| for Mrs. Walter Lowe, vho met | is well made and perfect fitting, te = + a - fr is a adian homes struggled along when | with an injury on Kent Street some | $10.77 for $ 8.07 four colors, only $4.25 each , ie : 1e flashes of lightning]... iad Tete beck 3 4 - ; el on £ 3 Oy VEY Vaew CAce. oa a t ae V th a t ~~ oe PENA il Medal ity mave Deen a nell Bi sie ago, was referred to as, ecial | - >, a 2 i Heavy double breasted ; Seeme > Var > MOnOtcoO Ot ne } arTwine F e cren ace raise. } : : phe oie es F Le . i . ) Se Sod the Hoht waa ceserving of the greatest praise. } committee to investicate. ae —_ frieze jackets, double stitched inky darkness and the light was| JT) times such as tho:e our officers | | 14.95 for 12.25 throughout ims sti i -heer lor was this > for 2 ie te : eee f i : >? for er oug he , S€ams strapper es cheerful. Nor was this only fora! would often pass down the lines, | Mr. A. A. Lefurgey, M. P. for | 15.75 for 11.85 a eae ee ee ae 1 at ight or two, but for weeks at a ) os | East Prince, P. E. 1., came over} with cloth, and velvet insirted, — or diag 4 var cloth. | Usually with a word or two to chees | Sie in Talend . s: -day and| six colors, $6.00 each A fes ' \ time. We never could get ou oe us up and help the weaker oner|-rom the eo a Pa Se oy his | Ladies, this means that you Elegant beaver jackets in | @ jing or.blankets dry between the) ajong. ‘‘Unly four more miles boys, ’’| ¥@8 iene ee ef 3 vey te Me {| can buy your stylish ready-to- fawn, navy ip, and= red: Q- = ny , ; a oy . ¥ °9 66 ns i - , . - . y r . j ae ca 9 ? « . c Aals : ree eats aa rain storms; and the condi ARES §-1 try to hang on, It won't be} shag faion tl at the C aati Me wear winter suit for less mon- lined throughout with silk z : groundunade us feel so sick of life over two hours till we halt. &e. | t 1€ Opinion that OUServa IVES | »y than vou can roculJe the larga ar] ea ar Se Good Apples far cocking and eat: | that an oft-heard expression wa8| and the tired soldier would rrasp | Will have three members in P. E. | wei 1" ih “oe 1k o> oe id 1 CUSTONS; 2 COR ; ! ; EIR ; ; | 4nd the as ‘ee Kies) : : ad material and have them made you would be willing AV img purposes, only 12c and I5¢ pel t+: Cheer up. boys. vou'll soon be! se e firmly. the - fellow | Island in the new house. He believes | ' oe , : you would be- ng to pay ee af P> : : his rifie more firmly, the poor tellow ; up. It’s worth looking into. $10 for; our price $7.95 peck. dead ott ai se ith qj that declaration day or a recount | ; : ee ee > > ; ICe Fd. IO. he s vitn SOLELESS poots move Wi l a 5 ]] nea H: k tt th oe t . Come and investigate. Willow Market Bas xets Oi course at times — we had oul | quicker step, and the man alimost | 7 i give — eu oe = , he St | Bs ak | ittilie fun. It was interesting to} ()47y ior water would straighten up, | Prince. Mr. Lefurgey wil probably | _ receivec, a fine lot of covere walk among th®@Highland Regiments eucno with the look in his eves that | be the youngest member in met new w lle reat 2aak pete ‘ 2 se a li 7 > . rears ace Nilow Market Baskets. showed that he would ‘stick it out’ pat! ae ae is 28 year ah. age Eureka Blend Tea } tor that day’s march at least. and his splendid victory against the | exa bie ea q se thas ee, nd when th: lone-looked for| combined efforts of two governments | a) 1) BRAINSGCI [Is Sill .¥ > wiCusicy | Vi i | Y iy : ‘ . pes : | Ifyou want Tea t at will please | or’s, *r ce Street, where she wil remair) py 32d came ins gat, with what joy | all the more notable. Moncton | . ao a untj! o@ or. ebext Nov. 15t Anyone wisi ; iktewdeanmel , Itine place, | 4umes yu, try Kureka Blend, this is our | 227 Ne” the hair dressing line shouia, “© Bastened to the halting place, | mae SC ese * 4 INQ abyraeny us ae PERS ’ > : d arms. threw oft our equ ipment. —The regular monthly meeting of | e . Ly Il arms } ] ! J special blend. ivail theemseives of this opportunity. Wil | | 4 -d was held last | ce aE Re eee ; a leliide: a jj fae x burried down to drink cup after | the City School Board was hek last | * « }3n roonee irom ‘&2; 30 until 2 o clock, and Wi 4 | The hers’ r ‘ts sh y Be Maddigan Qy Co Faint” tadies’ and children’s shampooit of water,—sometimes slimy, it | night. 1e teachers’ reports s ow | il every evening aéier 6. Her famous DAN tue, sometimes dipping it up| (the enrolment for the past month | Lower Queen Street. DRUFF ‘CURE is aneeting with great success.) f cu, .eiween the horses and mules | to be 1,317, viz : Prince Street, 577; ) Used as « tomic and restorative njo tf + needed it as Lad! vy as we did, | Que ‘en Square, 320; West Kent, 420. | am ca $ ry ° } ‘ c y es stil water. Then on returning | A letter was read from Mr. E. W. | ito he lines we heard orders read, | Bowness thanking the Board for | t € & : y - lrewe licat 2 p. ‘m., blankets in | keeping his position in West Kent | -ycns at 2.30, breakfast at 3,|School open for him during the | | s: |m eff at 3.30 a.m. The orderly} time he was ia South ‘Africa, and | er é F | mez rought supper from the cook | stating that he expected | réN E iho blankets were spread, dark-| to be able to resume work aiter the | . es; Legan to settle, and we lay} Christmas holidays. Forthe pres- | | down to.sleep,—our day's work done. | ent Mr. C. J. McMillan will have | | No. 7963, R. C. R. | charge of Mr. Bowness department FOR ‘ communication was read from ———a> <a the rector of St. Peter's school ask- | ing if the boys of the above school | | : MERE ASSERTION. i were eligible to attend the voluntar y | “ ert eS LA D f BL S |class inmanual training. The mat- |} Pate er. . rf :, | er was referred to Mr. Collier. lhe mere assertion of facts does | | D | not serve to convince the majority | the biograph exhibition in the | AN . people. We ;much prefer that] pera House last night | was not | you should visit our store, see our] wit nessed by a large zudience be- ‘ee stock and general display of goods |} cause of the clement weather. | 4 rT | LDREN that go to make up a first-class} ut those who were fortunate | LINE OF NEW | drug store. We strongly assert that | enough to be pr esent thoroughly ap- | e visit will comvince y reciated the views and the re r : 7a | One ViSIt ee you that our} ireciavead til VIEWS < ~ ilic r « P as . Lc ; , es . . ‘ ee age | i — tin ba TL ne 7S "Ir e | They are worth from 60c to $1.50 each. Ve have claims as leiding family druggists} f presentation ne views are; . will be fully sustained. | clearer and s lier than any that | z > il 7 ° luacda haan evhi iT rar | put them in our show win ‘cw Paine’s CELERY Compounn, __| have been exhibited here. The war | ec Wy t te ce iews are especiz liy good, and @\ This orez I icine as COMmmana- ' ; Ge ® ‘ wit } | fhis great medici: 3 - Sa ad iond applause. Excellent views | ed the admiration and attention of | *; 4 coat Set hanes ties . : es ; Of mec : ; € eg ] ils r vy cs tens of thousand ‘i 4 al ade oe livess the Pone were , chown. | 5600 Bet ferent Styles te, Cheose From ia ~] 3 cause of the marvellous cu) a fer. | Le comic views exhibited evoked | aD wrought aut theme K and Suffer: | loreat laughter. At intervals be- | Nothing adds to a person ’s appearance for so sms]! an out! lay as anew imo '< mes E TV ympou di ¢ S| ee | ing. Pal e's e le i ‘ ra E | ott tween the pictures, Mr. Kenny, who ie, No matier how well drissed a shabby tie sp»ils the whole appearance, oe | when othe: ge ee a y - - aa | is a versatible entertainer, sung | what you want to restore hea sonors one gave patriotic recitations,

Y | Rue vour Paine’s Celery Ci wane i "= oe ie mM, | ewe 5 : . NOW | /) eS HANCE FOR A | Buy your Raa ae elery Compou eeciving merited applause. The | We are Giving Extra Jalue in Men’s Gloves’. \ U ' { from us; every bottle is genuine and ,entertainment will be continued | i

fresh. I throand the week with a matinee | . _ Gro. E. Hvenes, Druggist. | chr oo a ig Poetry et | See our Moleskin gloves for working mer. at 25e und <6c

\ sal. ae ‘ “9 & hs * e | mn > 2 y 4 OC i | 2 5 Vv\ | Cin bate: Oe )on canesday << . Kid gloves and miits from 0c to $1. 25, Charlottetown, ©. %. t. views will be introduced. There “ai

‘ ets a Mocha gioves trom $1 to 82.25. ee Ee should be large audiences at «ve ' a l j ae A MM 60285 a _ Fur: ‘ined gloves and gaunticts, 2A full line of Star field’s Wohshri és -Bovs Under Fire or New| performance. - : ‘/ nsbrink ' Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- | — ee | Oo 1 ond volunteer in South Africa,’’ by |

GORDON & MCLELLAN

MEN’s OUTFIT! ERS.

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