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E D A R D 0 ! 1,1 irlwas 3 P. M lie. zso. %cN A lday. November 30*-h» 074° 11 354|

Nloiir 1 it s.4s zse, are

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"_H°l`0'S J0y and '_ Happiness f 0 1- th., Whole Family

You’ll Laugh T Q n Times More T h 3 n . . Ever Before!

JACK HUIBERT

The “Sunshine lush" Comedian - and

CICEIY

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0 H f C m ensatlon For Disabilities Out Of His Lordship. Bishop 0'Su11iveh W t

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H°"'°"! \ /[Jack Hulbert and his Better lIalf...w\ll

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make you howl and scream - and .laughl

Musical Sensation

The Year's Funniest

L”.

_Crit Back After _ .Fifty Million Years

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_ wsslnncvron. » Nov :is _ A ktrarige cat-size creature like no' hnlmal now living has come back Mic: 50,000,000 years to help :ell pciefntists how the mammal ‘tribe to which man belongs got its start to- plard mastery of the earth.

Buried half a mile under the

_'Earth the skull of this ancient

ost has been brought to the sur- ac_e_ by an oil well drill in Caddo rish, Louisiana. Ili announcing

El; find the Smithsonian Institu- icm said it is "one of the most re-

tzfrkablc discoveries in the his- y of vertebrate polcontologyf' The skull, though small and in-

'lnéignificant in itself, brings long Iwalitf-1 knowledge of conditions on leartl-i wlicn drying up of the great Swamps wa: spoiling the doom of Hlnosniirs and giving mammals a bhance to develop unhindefed. Marnlnals are worm blooded, while Ihe_,dlno:.'nlirs were reptiles and bold bl/Jcd‘d. . The creature is important be- huse scientists heretofore have lrngwn little about mammals in their, early days. Most of the early lnammnls were so small and their bones so delicate that no trace of \hem can now be found. This ancient ancestor of what is

now the aiil-powerful mammal tribe black or brown

belonged to- what scientists

“family periptycl‘iidae." the skull show the ari‘mals ly lived on insects.

Uvershoe Glorifieil

CHICAGO. Nov., 25-Smart over-

Shces that women Wm wear Wim' The snow fliirrlcs oi' this last

ring at __

out groaning and shudde

the looks of the things are to be had this fall. These moder

cendants of the old time

that made even small feet lo

bad attacks of the gout are

tection.

Among the new collections nr

sleek unwrillklcd models fashion: of rubber along the lines of a mo-

disll leather shoe. One can

match alligator leather shoes ili

allllgatcr grained rubber

n des galosh-2 ok lik design-

ed to fit the feet and add chic to the costume as well as to give p

eve

gaitcr

Another model has caps. heel an

isfashioncd on the order

shoe made of :uedc and embossc

with lizard skin. Others a"e sicck

and shiliy.

But best of all from the

small. They fit trimly ab

lit e

ankle and over the instep. some

of them have a new concealo talon fastener. Others have farteners or several buttons.

The smart colors this season arc

fclnine

viewpoint, the new galoshcs look

tl sill

SHHD

.THE VOGUE I

sun

Specials for Double Dollar Days

§Dne lot of Jersey Dresses in all shades and 2 isizes to clear at $ u

N ' U

.f ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN

‘Dresses worth from Ten to Twenty Dollars

i - _ $3.98

,clearing at 1

g. Other lots to clear at FIVE and TEN DOLLARS All other dresses in stock clearing at. wholesale prices

. DOLLAR DAYS

£2 Special prices on all Misses and Ladies’ Coats on

l Mli.i.1NnnY

ne Table of Hats to clear at One Dollar. All others at

s ecial discounts. mem °f ML” BW” "ml Mr- Sel-

p lick.

cth in

probab-

1'0-

chll thei Of course tile felt cvci'-sllocs can

still be had and thr‘<e loo-have been rzdezigncrl to keep froln look-

ing like row-boats.

lined, adding wainilh.

BRACKLEY POINT .

week serve as ll gentle rcminde

_; thc corner.

proving.

s. d splciidid pl'of;i':iiii was lelillcle

‘by the liostcss.

.1 l` l The niaiiy flicnds of Mlriz Bessie lSte\\'art are pleased to wclcomc ‘her liolnc for a short visit.

_ Mr. R'ibcrl Broivn of Cove Head films il rvcrlit visitor :it ills- home of his uncle Mr. Gvoigi- Moc- Nniiglitoil_

Mr. Wnltcr Roberts and Mr.

Stanley Shaw ol' Wiiisloc. were re- CCH5 Eucsls at their respective l‘Cl=1ti‘/FS. Mr. George Robinson and Mr. Charles Rnttrny.

Miss Emily Stewart, teacher of

Plsrluid School, spent the week end 'at her home in Brzlcklcy Pt.

Mr. Chester Mathieson of Milton

spent Sundily lit thc llonic of Mr. Herbert Stewart, Bracklcy Pt,

Mr. Alton Rodd spent the week

end the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacCallum.

The schools of Bracklcy Pt. and

Harrington are favorably pro- gressing under tin siriifui manage-

: For mum-ulnr "kln\u|" i\llm\r|t'¢.

Many of the i'li‘>!Jel~ ones are

that King Winter is just around

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| c alfollowccl ily .1 sale of crllldy after d which a clniuty lunch was scl'ved

CA tlnce 5 1:.

Night 1 at s.4s 26°. 31c-

Guardians new serial story starts next week. V

United Church of Canada. Services will be held on Sunday, November 27th as follows : North Wiltshire at ll a.m. Hampshire at 3 p. ln. Hunt- er River at 'l p. m.

to friends at home and abroad Mr. Benjamin Bremner’s “An land Scrap Book," to be had Carters. Maritime Stationers, the authol"s, 23 Fitzroy St., Char- tottetown. 6636-11-Bl-Bi.

discount on City Taxes, Wednes- day, November 30th. 6740-11-25-41.

“/lsllas or uosss" - The

HUNTER RIVER. CHARGE.-

"Fresh lroli

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TIIE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

is Is- at or

CITY TAXES. - Lust day I'

FOOTBALL TEAM HONOBED-

CITY TAXES.-Last dBY for

discount on City Taxes, ~ Wednes- day, November 30th.- 6740-11-35'4L

“PRINCE `0F LIAES" in 3 ACES,

St. Peter’s Hall, Rochford Square. Thursday at 8.15 p. m. Admission 45 cents. 6169-11-26-smwt-41.

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Minn:-d'| Llnlment for Sore Feet-

0’Leary And

STERLING INSTITUTE

Mr. Earl Henry, Stanley Bridge.

entertained the members of Ster- ling Institute at their nineteenth bnnual meeting on Tuesday even- ' ing, November 8, with seventeen members and two visitors pi-cient The President, Mrs. W. T. Weir presided. After the uSl‘Ia1 openln| exercises, roll call was answered by payment of fees. The secretari then read the minutes of the pre-

BASED UPON TllE

"WILD BEAUTY” An emotional tempest. that. takes two heart-lningry exiles and casts them on the soul- tearlng rocks of parental pre- 'udice' it‘s exactly the love

J » » storm you, perhaps, have weathered!

partcular interest to re`atives and frlciids cn P. E. I. as Miss MacDon- ald refcrred to was b0rn in N0rf»h Bcdeque and is a sister of Mrs. W. D. Gillis, Charlottctoum.

(By Gretta Palmer, Womans Page

Editor, in New York Exchange)

It was known in the trenches as

“this man's war." But when dawn of Armistce broke on a. tired world Iolirtecn years ago today approxi- mately l3,000 women were enlisted under the American flag.

Yeomanettes, maiTncf'.:s, Army

and Navy nurses-the_v wore a soldiers uniform and drelv il soldici"S

' AND IIARRINGTON pay. They bore a military rank

which was sometimes as high as Major. And if you think that their service was lnlited to such genteel duties as taking temperatures far behind the incs or sitting at a desk in Wasliillgtcn you are vastly mis-

e His friends are pleased to learn takcn. There are 2,643 women World

that Mr. Percy Ratlray of the War veterans drawing compensation Bank of Montreal is steadily im-

'from the government today for dis- abilities incurred in the service, and 359 women died ln the American

d 'Fliere was a large attendance _nt liiilform.

|the lnltc-box oprliilig of the ‘W. M. S. which was held at the home of Mrs. Louis MacCalliim on Wedne.=.da_\' cveiiilig, Nov. 16. A

They Won Decorations Too

There were heroines in the wo-

incn's ranks. The Distinguished Ser- vlce Medal was pinned on the proud. koliki-clad cllcsts of no less than th'rty-two service women. The DiS- tiiiguished Service Cross which is granted only for gallanti-y under ilre. was awarded to four.

You do not win a D. S. C. because

of the respectful chivalry of the of- ficers or of a government eager to give a. woman a. break. You earn it by indomitable devotion to your post under the impact of a singing, sear- ing pain, wli'ch may kill YOU GY leave you crippled for life. You can- not stop your work long enough to find out which.

Of such stuff was Beatrice Mac-

Donald made. A pretty young wo- man in a broad-brimmed service hot and lc-be high uniform, she sail- cd as chief nurse of the Presbyterian Hocpital unit, which left New York ‘n 1916. Travelling over France by truck and train, the nurses found themselves creeping closer and clos- er to the front lines-those pathetic, :licililrc-lighted mud holes, from wh'ch stretcher-bearers started out on foot bearing the wounded,

Guns Bombard Wounded On the night of April 17, 1917, the

little chief nurse was hard at work with basin and bandages in an evac- uation station fmmedlnteiy behind the lincs. when s sinister crash rocked the world outside. Enemy a'i-planes were bombing the camp.

Miss MacDon:\'d was there to care

for the wounded. and care for the

the choir The anthems of the even Wa are en-l°yln3 an °Pe“» dry' f

~- with very little frost The farm

The rugby football squad of the Nova. Scotia Technical College were honored last evening when the stu- ' dents heldla special dance at the college. The team were presented with the "T", emblematic of first team mcmbrshlp. Doug. Anderson was given a present during the ev- ening in recognition of his services as coach. The committee who ar- ranged the dance were Arden Mac- Donald, Sydney, chairman, James Taylol-, Victoria, P. E. I., and Man- ning Archibald, Charlottetown.- Halifax Herald.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH.-The

Rev. A. C. Vincent will preach, morning and evening tomorrow.

Q Stems will sing Goimods Praise -“'-

In this section of the Provln

an’ Bulman and Mrs. Walter Reid will

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“SINGING PLUi\IBER":' The morning theme will be “The

__;__ , COMEDY Fruits of the Abiding Life" and the _...FUN S FUNNIEST _ PARAMOUNT ' mCT0Rl’g“ evening “The Whirlwind speaks of *ii ' l R°"“°“f1°“-” M the morning ser- time tv e wb has- Receipt# f°r . . V ._ vice the male quiirtette, Messrs. the 9Veni“3» $235- Meeting °1° d

$.."~. _ SHORT SUBJECTS ,"

___.- _ News w F. E lc 1. y ‘V ` Vp,-_~_# "f». , , _ __

i- ‘ AN 'rnavsnooulz _ _' “ .-‘r-~rI»=- M W 771 S d ' '

' ’ D V / _' '»"§u_;f_ ,_ ‘ 1 S ' e , ye the Father" will be rendered by ‘

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/ B L ’ R b in |11 b D - . ers

v 3_._~..__ _ g w e udley Bucks Jubilate .

| 4 ,I *_ S er D on nd P OL W_ E_F1etcher»s Seb are now busily engaged in ,preps

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(W P ‘ ting of Whittier's “Dear Lord and mg then' P°“m'Y ml' market-

_ loduy 'lliere Are 2643 Feminine Veterans Draw _lu accordance with the wishes or keys- "‘“S‘“¢ 1” ““‘“b“' *mm

m 0 to 300, are on every farm in

L p that the Catholic Womens League mum” "Ising cent” ° “nd”

'llmsauds * _-__ ~ be 'established in al mms e Kn cs: d is gh d of llT|;`ti;gtiTrll:\;beTshesn loloolljc

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World Fame 'rllc following nrtlcle will be or wounded she dia-while shells burst U“°“Sh°“'> his D1°°°5¢» H “‘°"°m°“l of around 300 Bmf_;°“B p'§sess°' '

~ tl is ff ct was made b the wo- ° °”‘“ °°'

And vious annual meeting and the las

y regular meeting. The presideuti

ne address was followed by the re of ports of the committees and alsl 3 the secreta.ry's report. The electio!

Mrs. Rai ii M nr N v. with mp m,;;m°°,; ‘Re sham or officers followed: President, Mrs

el ct di' Vim

Weir (re- e e

Meeting olxned with wide Ode and W' F' ' ’ Creed Minutes of mt monthly President, Mrs. Thomas Bolger, (re-

and '

last annual meeting were read and '§l°§:d§c§§§r;ary(;:f;;s;;‘g;_ adopted all read. Sick committee ° B ' ' had no report school commmee rectors, Mrs. F. Bennett, Mrs. Wal-

gave favorable report and request- ‘;:_;_;':§éd?fIs'AuI;;r;Ert gffweg ed that a. dictionary and wash bas- B tt 'd M D ' J Mc'I__eod in .be purchased for the school. N;;‘J“°_om‘:;‘_t_ees“_ppém_;_d were Owe" ‘°’ °“‘“”’“ ye” We" '°'*'r<» volt the sick, Mrs. walter neu

l d. N i I h eecte ext meet ng Wu be els and M.rs. Lorne McEwen; to visit

The annual meeting of Dunbla

W. I. was held at the home

at the home of Mrs. Cecil Gorri on Dec. 1. Hostesses, Mrs. F. A. Boulter, Mrs. Jas. Livingstone and Mrs. w. ollcash. Eight members responded to mll call with dona-

YY Quigley, Calder, Dingwell and with G°d 59”’ the Km!

are looking forward to fair pri

land cannons roared and the flashes t° l 0 9 Y

a, fragment of shell struck her _face and gave her instant and lifelong blindness in one eye as a memehifu oi the night, She was the first Am- erican nurse wounded and the first of the four women who won the Disthguished Service Cr<>SS- _ or what is she thinking today- fourtecn years after the guns have ceafed to roar across Europe? She is living quietly at home in E. 68th St.

0 O 0 _

The Blessing of -Peace

"The world seems to be f0l‘tiClMI\i§ already the horrors of a. war that some of'our voters were too young to see," she Said today as she turn- ed her thoughts back to that first Armistice Day, when she was serving as chief nurse of the Evacuation Hosptal No. 2-a post to wlilell General Pershing appointed her af- ter she had been wounded.

"No one who was in the iiglitling

zone at that moment can ever for- get the sense of blessed, solemn re- lief we all experienced at the words, “Peace has come."

Not all of the survivors of our

last conilit are up and about their cheerful, peaceful affairs today. Our government is paying compensation to 1,158 women veterans for per- manent partial dlsability and to 456 for permanent total disability iii- curred in the service. One Army nurse, indeed. is drawing compen- satlon for "permanent double total disability," which means the loss of eyesight and an arm or leg or ol both arms or both legs. Forty-two women veterans are being cared for in Old Soldiers' Homes.

Twenty thousand war widows,

Forty thousand Gold Star mothers. Thirty one thousand women ve-tt-r~ ans, tiwenty-six hundred of ihcill injured. Three hundred and fifty- nine women killed. That is how the wal' that ended fourteen years ago affected the women of these Unltcd States.

THE DIFFERENCE _

The subject of the lesson had

been the Quakers.

Now Tommy, said the teacher,

tell me what you know of the pe- culiarities of the Quakers.

The boy stood up, but not a word

came to h's lips.

How does their way of speaking differ from yours and mine, the teacher suggested, to help him.

Well s'r, sad Tommy, they don’t

. for appendicitis. _

of exploding bombs brought terro S________y November mth The Na A very successful supper and e

close to the wmte tems gf th; tional President Mrs Maclintyre temunment was held in om wounded. The little nurse_ endet __________e__ by M___ »___ __ _____y ____e__: on Nom 16 in aid of the o,Lem_y mf" patients in the °pemmg"te“ dent of churiottet/own soo-nlvun M"”‘°“ °h“’°“' The “hmm me

throughout the bombardment untl _ _ bers wish m thank the good

| r men of Vernon River Parish on _

. _ _ _ __

lon, and Mrs. J. P. MacCloskey con- ducted the work of organization. Mrs. Maclntyre gave a very inter- esting talk on the aims and activ- ities of the League, pointing out, as one instance the asistance given to the Arch-diocese of Regina. She also read a. letter signed by His Holiness Pope Pius XI. in which the Holy Father blessed the work done by the League. Rev. Fr. Mac- Guigan as Chaplain, assisted by the following officers will carry on the work for the following year. Presi- dent: Mrs. »Janies MacCorma.c; lst Vice President, Mrs. P. A. 0‘D0n- neil; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Au- gustine Wisner; 3rd Vice President, Miss Mary Morrissey; Treasurer, Miss Margaret Reid; Secretary, M,iss Helen O'Donnell; Councillors, Mrs. D. J. Carmichael, Mrs. J. J. Mncfnnis, Mrs. J. Thomas MacKen- na. Business concluded, 1"r.Mac- Guigiln thanked the visiting dele- gates after which the meeting was brought to a close.

PERSONALS

The many friends of Miss Evan-

gcline Paquet are sorry to learn that she liils entered the City Hospital where she underwent nn operation

Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams, will be pleased to learn that lie is convalescing nicely after nn operation for appendicitis in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Hemorrhoids ` IrritationsA

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0 'U .i "° ~ fl I art onien Father of Mank-u`1`d; __ erin 1 lr ld

Hilarious Fun r * 5*- w __, - ' ,' ' ‘ ' ' , h 0

"' M“d“"‘° ` 13.000 Wh0 S€1‘V€d- - - ,V h si stand that Mr. B. I.. 'rurner

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Chamber of

The sincere sympathy of th

community goes to Mr. Ward Je and family of Unionville, in th death of Mrs, Jelly, which occurr

was the daughter of Mr. Thoma Harris of Knutsford, and beside

and ii. large circle of relatives

friends to mourn their loss. 'I`h

Baptist Church on thc arrival

Western Canada.

Her many friends are pleased

0'Lea.ry, who underwent a serio operation in Prince County Hospl tal last week, is rating quite com

speedy recovery.

Miss Elsie 0’Brien, night oper

ator in the 0'Leary Telephon EX¢h°»UB¢. underwent a very suc

also removal of adenolds, in Pr-in

Miss Erma Clements, R. N., Heb

ron. was a. visitor to Dunblane re ¢¢1‘\¢lY. the guest of Mrs. D. A. Mc Pherson.

Melvin McLean, West Point.

~ _ __ antiy last week as the guest of

_|_3::;_“:°_1_‘:vf:;_‘_ Mrs. .inner Livingstone, nuniiune. "

__ .l [,_ ' lm it as noon ui _n l ~.~ .fi .`;§il..l°.n¢i -mm . Miss Helen mn-i-leon, neuron, is sl/“°° 1883 "

D” healthful hulins of the visiting friends end relatives in _.___

|kin,Dr.Cha|o’s Ointment Glenwood md nunbunm '

_ is s mon: satisfactory met- _

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.,, mi... vw# °f '“¢=”°» gum of lim. Alvin mimic' 'ml l‘;'.‘l.'g:: “UG

SWGBF

i.Wcet Fbllltw

and

n- ry

eeesfiil vperutlon for uppenalcitis.

Mrs. Margaret Livingswnc, Mu.

bum. spent e few days very pleas- _

the school, Mrs. J. E. Fleming and Mrs. W. F. Weir; to prepare thi program, Mrs. H. Bulman and Mrs \Herbert McEwen.

Mrs. D. J. McLeod invited tht

_members to meet at her home in 'December when roll call will bc answered by something relating ti Christmas and Mrs. Lorne Mc-»

ce Ewen, Mrs. Earl Henry, Mrs. H

provide the lunch.

¢es_ ELDON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

gs home of Miss Katie MacEachern or _ Tuesday evening Nov. 15th, wit!_

with the Institute Ode followed with

Roll Ca.1i_ to which members re~ sponded with payment of dues. Thi minutes of the last regular and pre- vious annual meetings were the:

m- read and approved. The retirinl

pegple Presidents address was follower

or o'Leury and vicinity for their with the report of Secretary-'1‘reas~ generous co-operation in making Um’ »'LibYHl°|”~¥\`5 reP0\'t. and BD- this affair such is decided success. ,vointment of new e0h1mittE€S~ N6*

business and correspondence wa:

9 disposed of. The election of officer:

ny for the ensuing year was as follows:

e President, Mrs. Edward Gillis; Vice-

d President, Mrs M F MacDonald;

e | a v

very suddenly on Nov. 19 at the S¢¢l`el3\'Y 'I`l`€8Sll!‘er. M188 Anntt early age of 87 years. The deceased Smith. Dlreetbra. ,M\‘S. Flank MB-C'

S Donald, Mrs. W. D. Gillis, Mrs 5 Leigh Frlzzell; Auditors, Miss Moori

her husband leaves four children and MW- VHUId¢I'St1I1e- A vvte 01

and thanks was tendered the retirlni

e president--and secretary-treasurer

funeral will be held to springfield Arfengements for next meeting oi

of home of Miss Moore, answer foi

a. sister, Mrs. Lame Howatt, from Rio1lCall "An Economy Rule for thi

New Year/', subject for discussion “Local Improvement." A four-

to montlfs programme was mappea

know that Mrs. Nelson Dennis, out. The discussion on "what 1

us.

00nBidei° the cause of the depres-

. sion" was opened by Mis, Mac. _ Eachem and created general inter-

fortably, and wish her a very est. With the Creed the meeting ad-

journed. Mlss MacEachern served lunch and the usual half-hour mu-

- slcal programme led by Mrs. W. D e Gillis and Mrs. Vanlderstine wal _ very much enjoyed by all present

County Hospital on Nov. 18, and `

her many friends are very glad to ‘

The many friends of Mr. Gordon :$27 :lager ummme recovery is

3 iiiirliiioiis

- ARE 600|)

Mrs. Amos Mclean, of Milo, with

her brother Mr Percy Bryanton

m were very welcome guests last

e a week at the home of Mr. and M11.

but buy now ag we

have just received a full shipment of Yard|ey’s preparations. See nur Kent St. window. “Dis- pensing Pharmacists

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