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Explorer-

Here are the actual words used

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by Shackleton when planning his Antarctic Expedition, well knowing that the very lives

of the whole party depend on the food they carry :-

“ Tha question of

tha concentrated buf supply is

most important-it must ba Boi/ri'l."

You, like Shncltleton's men,

can be sure of being nourished if you take Bovril. In addition to itsown wonderful nourishment value, Bovril makes everything you eat more nourishing.

lt- must -

Bovril-and Bovril alone-has

been proved by independent scientific investigation to have a body-building power of from 10 to 20 times the amount

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Bcvrll Cordlai, \lrS¢. ll-25; 5-01. wo. 1 oz. ]olinston's Fluid Beel'(Vimbo|) Uma.

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P. E. I. RAILVVAY

TIME TABLE 'N EFFECT OCTOBER ISI. 1914. Trams 0“'-W‘“'d » Trains inward.

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A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. - AM,

?°."." :..::n>- Oeno

5.00 3.30 7.35 Der. Charlottetown, Ar. 11.'.l0

6.15 4.42 8.30 llunter River 10.10

7.00

5.21 9.02 Emerald Jet.

5.56 0.27 Kensington 6.30 0.50 Ar. Summerside Dep,

9.56 .L27 9.00

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8.55 9.30

3.00 4.10

f 4.36

4.57 6.00

7.10

4.15 5.04 5.25 6.00

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7.10 Dep.

8.00 Ar. Capo Traverse Dep.

A.M.

0.50 Dep. Charlottetown, Ar.

8.35 9.12

Suminerslde Port Hill

O'Leary

Ar. Tignish ' Dep.

Emerald J ct.

Mt. Stewart Morell

8.45 7.48 7.04 5.45

Ar.

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5.15 3.46 2.30

12.20

A.M.

7.00 6.00

Ar.

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8.45 8.10

P.M. 5.40 4.10 3.20

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l’.M_ 2.45 1.15

l-lr-ll-4 £"‘l".‘*’ cute @ 6

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A.M.

2.51

9.41 St. Peter‘s

11.10 Ar. Souris Dep.

Ar. Elmira Dep.

9." ceo: me

5.25

8.40 Dep. 11.50 10.20

11.00 Ar. Georgetown Dep.

Cl-kb; ann? $1315;

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All trains run daily-Sunday excepted. _

_ £5. 2

Mr. Slmvnrt Cardigan Montague

Vernon River

Ar. Murray Il arbor Dep.

Charlottetown

8.20 7.26 7.40 6.30

Ar.

res* OO* ons;

Ar.

1.25

3.50 2.43 2.15 1.25

A.M 9.45 8.31 7.00

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Presbyterian Church was hardly large enough to accommodate the Congregation which gathered Sunday night to hear Rev. Dr. Bruce Taylor 1-‘reach _a special sermon to students on Oliver Cromwell after dealing at length with the character of Crom- Wéll, and pointing out how he and his troopers went into battle as God’s soldiers, Dr. Taylor said he was in- clined to think the spirit of the Brit- -ish warriors today was somewhat sim- ilar to that of CCromwell and his Ironsides.

The preacher quoted the "Uncrown-

ed King" as appealing for means to equip his soldiers in their fight against the Stuarts and their unholy regime. and declared that Cromwell’s words might well have been uttered yester- day. Except for these two'ret'erences, the sermon was not a war sermon. It began by approving the beheading of Charles I. on the ground of his being afscoundrel, and by pointing out that Cromwell treated Ireland severely when under the pressure ot’ having many things to attend to at home. His was an iron character; God was his motto. Obstacles were swept aside bc- fore his strong will. Though he was practically unknown until he was forty years old, before his death he was feared by France and Spain. lt was singular, too, that his rule should have so crumbled to pieces alter his death. He brought prosperity to England, he greatly increased her prestige. Yet the Merry Monarch was returned to the British throne only a few years after Cromwell had died.

ln the course of his sermon Dr.

Taylor referred to the straightfor- wnrdness of Cromwell; to his love of liberty; to his tlioronghness and abil- ity as an organizer; to his belief that it was a part of a man’s religion to assist in governiw: his country; and to his Puritan conceptions of the sober, Godly manner in which a man should live.

llr. Taylor road the names of twen-

ty-eight inenilwrs of thc congregation who had gone to the front, and asked for infornnitiou concerning any addi- tional members who had joined the army.

For Headache. Z" A"

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5,-mah sowler. ln EEUNPB Anlmaied fe, \° into i.ouglls\villy on the North of W " . ..r‘“.';‘t.;’°t;’;;f.'3?. t;i“.:;“;“::i.s:°l‘.; ~ - - - 1 ~ - Real. Pteasun

e mm e' ' _ these northern waters, left Loughs-

“ssf i in ” A ,_ , y to-day and was this afternoon

MONTREAL' N 4 t P “ls e y reported as,havlng passed `Inishtru-

hull bound for Belfast. ` to some woman you care for-be she a

You hear those wo'rds every-

where, and the thought they

From October 29 to November 2 the

Olympic was at anchor in B remote f

contain should be heeded par-

ticularly bg bank depositors.

Since we have provided

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For Sale

2 Pairs Newfoundland Silver Black Foxes.

1 Pure Bred Clydesdale

mare, weight about

1350 lbs., age 5. y 2.30 3.0040; _v rr WILL PAY You to write for THE 2:33 -~ .so --

"“1f‘.§‘.‘.i§“Z§5 ° ' P. 0. B.. 4 Navigamm co., ua.

ck £<9Fox

36 ueen St Charlottetown

BEST FOX INVESTMENT KNOWN. ~

-10.00 A. M.

The Farm Sto A

Exchange of P' E' I' I-Iharlolietown Siea

S. S.Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

Leave Cli‘Town. Leave Rocky I’

7.30 8.00

8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M. 9.30 “ 10..00 " 11.00 “ 11.30 "

1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.

SUNDAY

P-4

95°F? OO-K-6 OOCBO _ :Ps-

.gs

1.00 P. M. 2.30 “ 5 0 “

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M. MUIIPIIX, manager.

't Gcntlonieii,--Lust Winter I received

the public with a safe place fo:

their msgay. Qur Reservellund. of $11, 000 is now 188% of our Paid-an Capital and we oon~ stantly tak: adequate hold- ings of Cash Assets. We invite Savings Ageouatsdsrgeandsmali.

The Bank of 2°

Nova Scotia

,I Cnpltll 5 ° » S 8,000,000

Surplus - _ - - $11,000,000 Totelllesosnm - ~ ll°»00°.0°0

ISLAND BRANCHES

Charlottetown - Summerside - Albertson. 0'Lelry - Kensington

pital accommodation in northern France are insufficient to cope with the number of wounded being receiv- ed. The policy of shipping as many wounded as possible to England is being pushed to it dangerous extreme.

There is a great and serious lack

of efficient and experienced surgeons and nurscs. A great majority of ihc wounds treated are caused by slirap- nel. Thcy become iiifcclcd quickly and demand surgical treatment of tho most tliorolugli chzii‘uct‘:r. Witli tliesc

cases time is a_ big factor. ,

Many more hospitals iniuit be cstalr

lished in hotels, cnsions .uid houses heliind tho firing linv. Sui'=;uoiis of long cxperieiitze must hc sent. l~`iii;illy antiseptic surgery must. be pi~o.t~\i(-nil and not aseptic s-urifory. It is cruially necessary to huvu in the hospitals staff of nurses who have had a llircc or four years’ course of training."

ROCKEFELLER MILLIONS FOR BELGIAN RELIEF.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Rocke-

fcller Foundation has determined to employ its immense rcsoiirc-.cs for tho relief' oi' non-conibutants iii the coun- tries nl`i'ecietl by the war, and stands ready to give “ millions of dollars, il' necessary," for the purpose. This was announced to-night by John IJ. Rockefeller, jun., Prcsidctit uf- the l~`oundation.

ln pursunce nf this pliilniitlirop'y, the

Foundation will send n. commission to Europe in a few days to report first hand as to how, when and where aid can be rendered most effectively. Al a cost ol' $275,000, it ztlrcndy has char- tered a ship and loaded it with four tons of provisions for tho relief of the starving Ilelgitms.

MInard'a Linimerit Co., Limited.

great benefit from the use of MIN- Alll)'S LlNlMl~1N’l‘ in a severe attack of LaGrippc, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of Inflammation.

Yours, '

W. A. HUTCHINSON.

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An e S” aidron at war strength (149 of all ranks)

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3 idliccfvggeag service with the 2nd. Contingent.

1 ths must necessarily be spent in

' AS severliczintiiihs will not be limited to members

I f,rfa{§i§‘§’¢§l)nIi@nt, but will be open to an P. E. island

previous mlllfafy framing'

' 'll robably be the last opportunity for

the iglggavgibnpof a distinct P. E. Island unit for

overseas service.

Application mal’ be mad

e toz-

Major J. A. Stewart, (Union Rd.)

0. c. “A” Squadffm- _ 0,- T H E Inman, (Summerside)

150-IOJIUKI

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I . e 0, . - »0_ (;_ “B” Squadron. _

or to the undersigned

E. mas UM- °°" - A 0_c.a'eui,i>.i~:.i L H. .

coke, Captain and Adjutant,

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and physique with or without

l w' C' C f (Charlottetown)

-»,. » -.__».wy.'.-nnfr».~“‘""»v' Wwarvmwlm.

L... Charlottetown-Plctou Service

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except Suiidny, at 7.30 o't-lock xi. Returning will leuvc Picton about o'clock p. m. I 1 - G. W. NVAKEFOIID.

Manager.

Oct. 29, 1914.

`ANAD|AN

'PAcl|=|¢:

DIRECT' ROUTE

. MARITIME PROVINCES TO MONTREAL

“THE CANADIAN,” g MONTREAL T0 CHICAGO. Only One Night on the Road.

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. THE “IMPERIAL LIMITED”

Famous Transcontinental Express

- COAST fi COAST `Best Electric Lighted Equipm/ent Unexcelleil Dining Car Service

The Ocean Limited the

ID fastest and most up-to-date

train in eastern Canada- runs daily between Halifax, Monc-

ton, Quebec and Montreal.

formation you may need re-

satisfaction.

Write, phone or call

W. K. Rogers

_ AGENT

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For London

The S. S. “DIGBY." the flcot

passenger shlpof t-he Furness line. is scheduled to sail from llnlifnx for London Saturday. November

ilth. - Tho "DIGBY" affords every

comfort to the passenger as the is easily one of t 0 iiuost ships at present engaged in the Canadian service.

W..B. HOWARD. D.P.A.,~C.P.R. St. John, N. B.

‘,-.'_" ' GEO. WA_l.l.l-IR, ”' “ Local Representative,

. Charlottetown.

G2 9-I0-27mtI

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" $15.00 saloon to Lennon.

| 60.00 Second Class. I Make reservations immediately.

' Fumess,\vlthv 8. Co,Ltd.

part of Loughswilly. With the ex- ception of Charles M Schwab none of her passengers were allowed to

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TURKEY BETRAYED.

LONDON, Nov. 5.- A despatch

from Delhi, India, to Reuters says that in view of the outbreak of Turk- ey it was uutliuritativt-ly announced throughout Indio that no religious question was involved, and that tho

wnrrn snr' L1\'nn souoiir "‘ “"""‘ " fr r

snr nfetinvmiug. . W 6 . ~ uvis lunw in-ui ° . » -

___ _ A., . mer in c,

, october 2|, for moscow, which out _

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sweetheart wife or mother-take her A box ol fi

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land. Mr. Schwab alone wias given ° ' _ permission to come ashore and hc a reached London to-dny from Loughs- . ` “`“ - ` -- STHATARE on-'FzREN1"'

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THE CHOCOLATE

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Molianiniotlzui holy places in Arabia i are immune from attack hy the Brit- ish navy and military forces, provid- ed the pilgrims from lndln to tliose places are not interfered with. .»\t inc request of tlrcnt llrltuin, tho despnivli adds, Frans-e and Russia have given .

Bonibay, India, Nov. 3.- (via Lon-

don)- The Bombay Clironirzlc, in an

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victim* ' ' ' M°m"“° similar assiiraiivcs. - '

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MOTORCO -

vera-eiv f .,_

editorial lieiulcd “Suicidc,” says of - '

'1`urkey’s entrance into the l-Europe.-an gT¢l"‘" ' ~ ’¢f.,..i;a Z ' i

BETTER HosP|1°Ai. senvice; .vm-_ , 1_7-1=» al /

SURGEONS AN°D NURSES NEEDED “The folly and. rnshucss of ihosv in » ’- ` " H 5 Z =`i?*§~ ‘gl ~ ‘

-_- whose hands the destiny of 'l`urlu\y is ' - 1 . I ~- \ /

placed have plungcd licr in it vorlvx 1| ._ Q ""‘ - / ' ~ ' .

LONDON. NOV. 3.- The Times from which she cannot etnt-rgc with ‘_ '-2" ' ` \_/ ' '

m9dlUill C0I`l`e5D0T\d0“l S355 U19 1105' any shred of a status as n tration." _ ' ~

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“Tho Advocate of india" says thai `

Turkey has beenbctraycd hyat-1111-1-it-_ of oilicials from wliomc the Iiulinii llloliummedails :irc politically fri-i-. 'l‘urkey has been made the tool of it country, it is added, whose idt-ails :iri- not those which have given india peace, power and frccdom.

The Nizam of llydcrnhnd, thc larg-

vst Moliainnif-‘-dun state in Indio. _hun issticrl a manifesto in which his says:

“lt is thc bounded duty of thc lllo-

liamniodaiis of lndih lo adlicre to Ilia- llritlsh. 'I‘licrc is no country in thc world \vlicre Moliamincdans enjoy such liberty as they do in India."

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garding your trip which will be answered to your utmost

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Offices-Old Guardian Ofllce Prow

Block, Charlottetown, P E I

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C. McLeod, l{.(‘.., W. E. Bentley, K.

McLEOD &. BENTLEY. Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law

Oflices-Bank of N. S. Chambers, C11

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VVINTER FARES In effect Nov. 2nd

St. John to Portland....$4.5

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St. Iolm Ticket Oilice 47 King St

L. R. THOMPSON. T. F. 54 P. A

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will pay for itself in a few months use.

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.1 ‘ Steam Navagation llllharf; W: 3

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fax every Friday at noo For further information app to ` ‘ Jas. csnnaciina,

. Halifax

, Agent

PLANT LINE 6 p. c._ FIRST MORTGAGE ‘

The S. S. “Halifax” Sai

from Charlottetown for Bos __ ' ‘___ ton via Hawkesbury and Hall- '__ __ .

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