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VEMBER/15,` 1918 » 1+ . . 2‘9-.f-.___---- __, _.___,_. .__ _ _ _rHEcH_.f.12_wjr1'ErowNct:Annni_r_ __ _ __ _ .AGESEVEN -

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1 lllortion for advertising in thu .

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RUB YUUR BAIIK! T

SIUPS lUMBAli0

DDM drop, kidneys! Rub the pal"

right out with old “8t. Jaoob'|

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ilnck hurt you? (¥an't straightn up

wirhunr fcuing sudden pains. sharp ut-in-s und btw-Iinges? Now. listen! '1‘hut's lumbago. sciatica, or mnybe from a sirain, and you'll get blessed relist' the moment you rub your back \vi1.h soothing, penetrating “St. Jac- ohs Liniment!" Nothing else takes out 'so|'m\ess, inmcztess and stifi’nc>ss so quickly. You simply rub it on und out comes the pu’1n. ‘It is perfectly harm- less and doesn't b\n'n or discolor the skin. Limhcr up! Dou’t suffer! Get n smnil trini hottie from any drug store, und aflor using it just once you'il forget flint you ever had hackache, lumhago or sciuticn, because your back will nrvvr hurt or cause any more misery. it never disuppoints and has been rec- ounucmled for 60 years. Stop drug- giug kidneys! They tlon‘t cause hack-

2390-11-13 mivs 2iE frm

the cargo oi’ coul,f__}|_

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such u long separation,-'r_

hear oi' the death,-nt Edmonton, of one of its fnir daughter bliss Palm Vaniderstine. Miss Vunitierstine who trained in thc P. E. island hospital was n very competent nurse, and like many other P. E. I. girls, dill

hnow the p__roiesion. Her sisters ani especially Mrs. Curie lvlcIJonui<i, hav the sympathy of this Town in their

the because thev have- no nerves,[lim-¢av9mem__.T_

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tixcreiore can not cnuse pu-im.

Th rr-'s f~ ui<‘.t» re of' mu

in v- u sinh r’.~ memon. _Br heisexpec me a ne~ on ', _aa you are i0df\\_, to take us place. _ . M vkc the a -,lmntme .t to-

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` " " GHRDNIL' ' Ui8\\lll f`l.lRA'I't\'li; T`\1il1A'i'l.llN'|` by ths

month in ldvonce. Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown. P.li.I.. Cmodu HDURS. 12 to I dolly. NOW

i91~8-!ll8mo|»d.

J. ln. .§'I`lliWABT. K. 0. V Barrister, _'Solicitor md

_ Notary Public "1

'WMI Newman flioek, choriotiond lunch Oilee. Goorgnewn

Uonov to |»\¢n_nn Wag! lvtlh -_

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A. rl lllcnzll \ \‘ llrriztorf Bollnltor. New-9 Penne. ow.. , HONEY T0 LOAN

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ov 1 Morris & Smith

Charlottetown

..’*SOLDlER DEAD.-Mr. and Mrs.

Futic Gordon. Roseneath, received tlr= surf news recently hy wire, oi' th-~ death of their sou (‘hurh»s, of Edmzrn- toil, from Spanish lniiucnzn. The lur- Mr. Gordon has been in the West for at number of yours, where he mz1ri\ many friends, \vho will miss him iireutly. His pn|'ents have the syur puthy oi at largv t-irclc of |'ri'-nels, us they mourn their s'.on's tivnth in tho bloom ci’ young imuliun..-Ji.-»-'l‘.

..*THE CELEBRATION. -- The

town of Montague presented a vers' 'my appearance on Monday night. when big and small turned out to help celebrate tho down oi' peace in liurope. livery whistlc und hcii that could make u noise was kept go1n|=;. 'ihcrc wns rejoicing on all sides, anfl ilags flying everywhere, a bonefhc ot' oil barels at in late hour ended the

have hurl |`nr over leur yt-.ur.~1.--'l‘.

laid up with iniliwn/.:\.~--l~i

to Boston iani week, where she 1-:

tizuigina-r.~-'l`. ‘

~*ExceP1'|oNAi. vALues, ._ in

m°“'° H1111 younrs avemoau at Mc. l“°°° & li/l¢Gres°r'a. f Montague.

-_COAL LAD|E|_V.-The =;l»}mone\.

Giyndon, Cunt. Kinch. _ has mrived 'mm Sytllmy and hr now dist-iiaxctug

_ ..*vALuAs|.s_ cAnoo-Five out-s nmlm left Som-is Saturday for tn-_> island (‘olti Storage Co. valued ulnn-| $10,000. prices puid were ibc. to 121-,

--*INFLUENZA is ubout seeing ite

“nigh ‘U3/|°Hi\\Sue. and the churches Wm all be 0Den next Sunday. and U10 ‘Schools and other public piacesl next week. it will surely be piensnnt. io enjoy ouch others company artsy

..*iSLAND NURSE DEAD. _ The

whole Town oi' Montague, regret to

progrnnune, when all retired to their* homes, with iigiitor licoris than any

.."'Mr:i. E. E. Pnrlnnan, went.

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|icct= to spend the winter with hcrr

out

uma. Cub must accompany or-ng; llinimum charge twenty-tivo cents.

..'r/in. HAno|_n P. oonoo~'|..

tho Georgetown Guardian repronento-`

'- in thi- right urm on na-tivo servir-0 in

live. _ _ _ _

.."COAL LADEN._-Schr. Jnnie i".

Capt. Proctor arrived in Souris op i.-he night of .the 7th coul laden with

main mustiheiid head blown oil.-S, ‘

l ..*0VERCOATS.-Men’B overcoat;

'from $10.00 to 25.00 all good values

at McLeod & McGre|;0r`s. Montague. 2396-11-13 xnws 2lElti

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' .."WOUNDED IN ARM. - Mrs. liugbie Campbell. Whim Road East, has j‘.;.\;t receivell the news that hcl' :uni l‘<-1-ii E; (‘u|n1>ln-il,-wus wmtnrl--tl

|~‘\'z\u1's-, oh Sent.:-n\h<~r ‘.’7ih. No further pairtiticuiursl ‘l\lrs_ (‘umnl1f‘ii lids three sons ovt-\'st‘a\s, und feels \'.-ry unxinus nhout the return nf,iic:'

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i ..*SH|PP|NG POTATOES# - The sr-hr. l)nis_\' Vuughan load:-rl hy the J. 1 J. Hughes ('o. Ltd., with potatoes, out-1 und turnips, cis-z\|'\-,ri for Sytlnv)

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GREAT is the glory

our fighting men

have Won. Every time 'the Canadian Army is used as a “spear-head” we have news of another Wedge driven into the enemy line. They never

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MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS r

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(Friday by Telephone)

Butter lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...40_ Eggs doz. .. . . . . . . . ... ......47. Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..'..L...6=’\,

Oats . . . ... ...‘.....75 Potatoes . . . .

‘Ainsirii's Linirnent used liy'Phyt|cian|

Misses* Higli' L

.iistTi>v.i%*°°*S

The newest boots for lil isscs

uind children, »are. shown il r fall and winter wear.

Made high and shown in _ BQ; Calf, _Dongolti nnd,Br'own I Calf. _ .

'l`he.se slices lit noni. and

snug, mnking u dandy cont- fortable shoe, _

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_ $3.50 to_$5.50 ~ I ‘-Cllll»DliEN~°

' $2.95 to $3.95 j

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IMI PDOOOIFQIWI uonmm e-tooo

pgfooall ltttnilll tl Milite- nmmnm-_ ‘ ` `

‘ , -‘iofouun won

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fail.

The lads from the Mari-

times have ta_ken a prom-1 inent and a glorious part. ` S0 wonderfully have they fought that we who sent them forth to battle for us have reason to combine with our pride of race a humble gratitude to those dauntless men who re- present us on the tiring line.

Let our gratitude and our

pride take tangible form. Let us redouble our efforts to back them up.

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Our iron and our steel are

important factors in the tight that Canada wages. Let us keep the production going at fop speed. _ A

Our ships are no less es-

sential to Victory than the men they carry across to France. _ Let us keep our shipyards busy, turning out the boats that We must have.

Our lumber is needed-all

we can cut-for the building of those ships and for a hundred other war require- ments. Let us work hard to get out the logs.

Our fisheries are supply-

ing sustenance to the civilian population so that food may be released for our fighting men. Let us spread the nets for more fish.

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The money to finance all

these industrial activities will be provided by Canada’s Victory Loan 1918. Let us, the people of the Maritime Provinces, subscribe to that loan as freely and as gener- ously as our brothers in France are offering up their - lives. `

Let us prove ourselves

wor-thy of those glorious deeds our soldier-kin are performing in France.

Let us eagerly Welcome

the opportunity of support- ing that army which has placed Canada’s honor so high among the nations of the world, nor consider any sacrifice too great that makes

for Victory.

To Keep Our Fighters Fighting- To Keep Our Workers Working-

Bny Vlctory Bonds

To the Uttennost Limit of Our Resources

Issued hy Canada's Victory Loan Committee in co-operation with the Minister of Finance

of the Dominion of Ganada

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