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receive applications for Victory loan for lots 41, 42 and 54. 2273-11-12-M2i

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t‘ardigiin; ll. S. L. Brown, Toronto;

Iolniiin_ Stiniiiierside; (‘. F. Arniit- “_ ge, \\'asliingion; L.. J. Mui-Donald. lu

ani-_ llxilifax; J. J. Kerr. Hamilton; b T. ll. llobsoii. Moiitreal; M. ll. Mac-‘L

oiiiild, Si. John; W. A. Stewart, St. C

heison, Boston; Ed. Hazen, Sack-fu lie.

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I1' PAV! pushes' I-IDT IIAN SUPPIR on Thanh!

.U my ._ in Market Hell to help the Orphanasct

THE NIW PIRTH DY. C0. will C0

THE HONTUALM.-The C. G. S. o

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HELP er. v|NceN'r's onwi-mn-‘th

as gone to Miramlchi with light ll

JAMES A. MCEWEN Victory Loan

representative will be at his home at 1/

t. Peters Bay on Friday the 14th to °

THE DOCTORS' PRIVATE SECRE- RV two nights, Strand Theatre, ln ursday and Friday Nov. 20th and

the Y. M. C. A. Theodore H. Bird, rector...

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THE DOCTOR'S PRIVATE SECRE- `

hursduy and Frida-y Nov 20th and L( t with 150 Cliarlottetown people in

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Z:BEAN SUPPER TOMORROW inivie

arket Hail in aid of St. Vlnceut's rphanage. Enjoy hot beans and

rown bread served by competent 5[_ cooks and besides helps a charitable f.,

stitution. 2252-11-12Mi. no

::.\'o more Asthma.-Dr. J. D. Kel-

eath knf-ll of this trying trouble. lt la

tops the awful choking and painful to

reatliirig. lit guards against night ut- - cks and gives renewed ability to ecp and rest the whole night long. M

othlng but what can be deiiionsirat- H

lnio. try it' and convince yourself of s great value. jo

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iioin. ARRIVALS i

vic1'on|A Horst-._ 3'

A. l~‘. Kelrstead. Florida; J. J. H iciou; .\. J. Mcczoi-macir. `asitiefora_ ° usk.; P. Davidson, Peterboro, Ont;

Rattleford, Halifax; L. K. Captin, re

ontreal; W. McLeod Dnye, St. John; h . W. lnnis, Halifax; W. T. Bailey,

.\IziclJoi1iild, Moncton: J. J. Harris,

_ G. Sliearur, Toronto; Carrie E. rv

ontrviil; J. M. Robertson, Toronto: ith A. .l. Llliztfansturiil. Toronto; G. J. is

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hn; lt. A. I)oiron, Montague; G.F. D xon, Fortune; Mr. and Mrs. B. Mc-

RE\_/Egg H01-EL Mlnard’s Llniment Cures Colds. Etc.

_ Ken th E. Stral lit, S mer ide; °

is Fred liirkin, Suniiigiersidelin J.S C.

ou tain, S mm r ide; W. M. Saun- ' » » ' _ - rsgn, 'St. John? EN. A. Maclflnson, ` . ston; 0. B. Akerly. St. John; P. ~ T I _ _

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ntcalm is due in Charlottetown ii-l THE DOCTORS PRIVATE CERE- ut the 15th lust., to take supplies TARY two nights, Strand Theatre. me ,mm of 3911,, 1,,|e_- |:l‘hursday and Friday Nov. 20th and

*by “uns te. at me Market Han at the Y. M. C. A. Theodore I-i.»Blrd.

m'a'y_|S”_ muh 34 director. I _ _

5 9 it llarbor North church, which has been

undergoing extensive repairs, will be reopened bn first Sunday when the Communion of the Lord's Supper will

_..i._. f ' be dispensed in the morning and

BRANT.-The C. G. S. Brant Special Forward Movement service

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use e“pp"eB_ she proceeds neg; gg, tions are to be taken at both services

e production. Auspices of the W. A._ Bri

e production Auspices 'of the W A ‘ie

of the X. M. C. A. Tlieodoie H. Bird,

ARY"`TW° nights' Strand Theatre' Miss Janette Patterson, has return-

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oitpital yesterday morning.

an

ive milk md cream at the factory HOT BEAN' 'md “WWII “Old |erv~ Tuesday; and Fridays. ed in Mdiet Hall on Thursday in aid

8143-11-7Mfmu3i. of St. Vinoent’s Orphanage. 3 i

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st with 150 Charlottetonw people in e production. Ausplces of the W. A.

CHURCH REOPENING. - Mutt!!

d in the evenln S lal collec

e Peters itoad section of the cou-

r North on that day.

::BEAN SUPPER in Marget Hall morrow evening 2252-11-12M1i.

PERSONALS

Rev. P. McQull1on, Halifax, is visit- g Charlottetown his native city.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gano, city left sterday for Boston.

l hoinc after visiting friends in Mill- \v. _

Miss Lillian Coady and -Miss Mary _vnes have returned to the city after ming Sunday at their home in Mill- w.

Mr. G. E; Knight, Evangelist, of

John, who has been in the city

r some days left yesterday for Llver~ rt, N. S.

Mrs P J Noy and little daughter

st night from a pleasant trip to Bos

n and other American cities. 1 .

Miss Muriel Garnhum, daughter of

r. Brenton Garnhum was operated service I" Nfmh mv" Baptist `

uch is claimed for this remedy, but on `

for appendicitis' at the P. E. l.

.\lr_ Fred Cameron the Well known ckey left yesterday for Sussex af~ r spending a few days at his borne

e,.€_ _ ' (Patriot please c0py.)A

Miss Muriel Garnhum daugii-ter of ` "T" U . r. Brenton Garnhuni,'was operatcil IN MEMQRIAM had happened was ti notification on n for appenilicitis at the P. E. I., , capital y,{~_,-te,-day morning She is `Ifl l0Villl! 11l€m0l’y Of Amy ‘B- tendent of liglitliouses, that there- avowed as dning as we" as could D, 'loonibs, who died in the P. E. Island was no light at Ixamouraskn Light. ,,pe,,,,_,,l_ Hospital on November 12th, 1918. 1;

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Mn Harry L_ Hardy and wife have i\o one knows how much we riilss her i-owed out to the Island and discgvep turned home from the West after Friends may think we wmmd has 9 avlng sold his valuable wheat farm healed Si _ _ ` on wmch he Yesmed for :i number of BL" 019.1’ l’ttle know the sorrow that when the storm was at its height

aliiaic; Vt. Arthur, Halifax; (... `,(,m,s_ They like an oumrs nDD,.ec_.a(_ 'l`hut‘s within our ,licarts conceziled on Thursday the yacht tender. which

_ l\e|i-stead. Foronto; E. G. l.eania.1i.,`(,d their Island honm and Wm rééme She will never* be $r§>tteii` ' was anchored between the ialimd Mill ere perinanently. Never sim" hcl' " my mae l

_mr G_ _,_ hmm the wen known n,p_ f\round the grtivc wlidrc slie is laid. si sentatlve of Robin liood Flour and 2-> .1 . msvrled by Fanlily' f°II°“'°d In U small bum- The bam ho f0,_.me,.]y was in business in L-hm. ~51-11~1-M1liNI- iniist have been swamped, as no truce

ttetown .is once more in the city in "`“"""""""*"'"" Oif _ e interests of his firm. l\Ir_ Lune ' S - ~ ‘ ' now located in Halifax. He reports ‘ Drude has been d€SDal'~`Il9¢l i0 the

sincss good. Associated with Mr.

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Mrs. John Hugh Ross of Pinette wut M. _ t h 191. ,MI ds” was in the my yesterday' l ltlar; A’i,’(§)\ili¥x:|‘in'ga2,liiiis’ughtil‘ of ti:

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ln Memoriam

MISS MARY A. CUMMINGS

After ii short illness there .passed

peacefully away at her home, East

late Wm. Cummings at the use of 62 years. Being bereft of her mother at an early age she faithfully took charge of the home until lier death.

She leaves to moum the following

brothers and sisters, namely: Mrs. A. Stevenson, Comwall. Mrs. Alfred , Moreshearl, 0‘Leiiry, Mrs. John Cook, `Saleni. Mass., Mr. _D. D. Cummings, Denver Colorado and John and nephew Harry at home.

The funeral on Oct. 28th was large-

ly attended and was conducted by Rev. H. R. Bell. Interment at Eafst Wiltshire cemetery where all that was mortal of a loving sister and I aunt were laid to rest. - ' The pall bearers were: Messrs.

loses Asthinu Remedy sounds the i-‘ioren'ce'or' Hunter River returned Jas' 'M°"’3i°°' R°l’t' B“"“"' M°’°°I

Byrne, Jas. Doyle, John Collins, Bur- gess Ne\vson. .~

On the following Sunday her pastor

Rev. Mr. Bell held a fitting memorial

. Church.

Sister, thou wort mild and lovely, Gentle as llie summer breeze

Pleasant as the air of evening

When it floats among the trees.

Mlipd.

S\voetef\t'tIiou9ht-s -will .always linger

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f@““"“"@“'; _ Not in France

He was afraid to speak; afraid to tell her just what was on his mind. A

fear sur ed through him that he had never felt in the trenches.

_ I-Ee loved her, yet the intolerance of everything that smacked of the stage

He trusted her, yetthe remembrance of her on that night when the road-

house was raided, guiltiess as she was dampened his faith.

Yes he married her at the last fade-out; but the struggle to overcome an

inbred intollerance, to fight down' suspicion and th_e° temptation to Judge, Iall too hastily-`-all of these elements, coming before the final denouncement, ma e the greatest love story Charles Ray has ever appeared in. I

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mation received liereltliat something

Saturday to B. J. Kaine, Superln

ouse on Tliursday or Friday night.

party ot' nien from haiiiouraska

d that both the keeper and his us~ stunt were missing. It is presumed

he lnuinlanrl; broke away from her oorings, and tho kccpci' and his :is- stiint, \vilii the liopo of saving .lier.

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it has been found. The tender has nce been recovered The C G S

scene and further particulars as to the fate of the two men is expected tomorrow.

CANON SCOTT'8 PLEA FOR OUR

SHELL SHOCKED SOLDIERS

QUEBEC. .\'ov-ember 10.-ln nn in-

terview with the Canadian Press, Canon Scott. who went right through the wnr with the Canadian army, inakes a special plea for the proper treutinent of soldiers suffering from shell shock and other inentui diseases. lie deplores the fact that many of these vases have been placed in or- dinary lunatic iisylums in spite of the that lie understands, that _efforts had been for two years past, to induce the government to erect special jbull- dings where 'soldiers might be treated

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amid surroundings that would he con- ducive to restoration to health.

Canon 'Scott said in conclusion. "lt

is iz. disgrace that the zoverlimelli. which has done s0 m\1Cil fOr U10 CHN! and .treatment of the wounded, should fail in its duty to what must be re- garded the most pltable sufferers from the war. The matter constitu- tes a grave charge avnlnef H~-~ ra,- sponslble for the care of our returned men, and the public should hi until every man who is ‘affected shell shock or mental disease caused hy the war, has found a home Bmohl his comrades, similarly afflicted, in special institutions unner :ne control of military specialists. who are mak- ing a study of the new phases of men~ lui derungenient produced by the war." W '

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handler of this city. They are at. . I resent conducting an advertising .\lr. .liiliri i‘iii|iniii\;;`.~'_ liiist \\'ilt.~'liil‘i-.' ‘

nd window campaign of then, fam_ desirc.~= to thunk his nirin_\' fi'li~nd.< who S f|om,_ 4 wi-rn so kind to lilni during: his i‘i~ccnt

sud bor i\\'i» t. l92(‘ - "

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House |<Ee"tlie 1.6"" ' ALBERT L. MONJO,

mt cy min sure t.\vo-tliirils ni' lit-

moncy usually spent for cough i'cpni'n~ sou/'NG THE DESSERT

tions. bv using the we-ll~known olil reci t- PROBLEM WITH FRUIT WHIPS |_|GH-1- _

for _making cough syrup nt homo. [It ' _ » & H

is simple and cheap but it has nn equiii Hgtewed Drum-_.s_-». -fsyewed dned ' ' IN _.MI-E3 , , » _

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gi nn g ca i mediate relnl QUEBEC Queb Nov 10-M ws 7 7

usually stop ing nn ordinarv cough iii “Pt “early as Wpulur as mel” ex' reached 'heirs g Em i 24 hours or iiss. ‘ ceiience entlt.le¢ -them to be. Wo have jardms H Nh ° I ` _ ‘ B8' E;-g) 2;/ii oiiiwi-s of Pinex (60 cents too many boarding-house associations' `“'k8-‘ msngd. m‘;§5;£?;9’ ’. gg'

wo rom niiyidniggint, pour it int with them as chesp desserts, thanks I . »" . ‘»~ li*,» ' - ` » . »- _ = -I " “""‘. ."°“’° “““ “dd l“"‘” “"‘“\““‘°3 °° "W 1\“m°\'i°f°'- And ~° when stewed §fi‘-‘°f,i"-‘]"I6.i'°"" Dm _ all ‘_ cf *"‘ ' REPRESENTATIVE: FUR MARITIME PROVINCESt sugar sy run to make 10 ounces. If vou prunes appear on the talble as the din. . ilflgithe violent I LQ( W' . _ , -, _

prefer, use clarified molasses, or gm- deuen ,there In a ‘main nf eye; 'aftirm V _ ".I`hursd`ay1*f“' ~ . fin- i ‘ 'i i ‘ ` ` ‘ ` ` _L_ ., 1"' 7 ' » ._ _ ` _ iiiiii 'ymp' mmm of "iii" Aymp' iiIU‘VS or as outrightreiieilisngdfiiieiiriimi “" .1 T‘3»f-'~‘f=-1'i`i~ l LEONARD D» '»i» ~ F ‘CLI ~

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t's tru y ii.=t.onisIiln in ‘ ii- " ' " ‘f `I'~ 31"' ` ' ' » _ _. 9

acts, penctrutin tl|iiiiugli“ iilvi-iifilynii N°'°“heIe”"' dried "Ulf “fe °I\9”P» mvnyww' ' ' .~ , " '

passage oi' the tiliront and lunizsl-loom ‘md as wh°Ie“°m° as man* a mme ex' Oll Omjgn hi I I

ons and rnisels the phleizm, soothes and “sd in wh°I°°°m° as muy a mme ex' y ~ aut . » Q I _ `

heals the membranes, iinil grmiuitllv but P9051” 11955611- EBDGCI-lilly are ther u .your Ill/Bl' 'if ' . '

,m-¢.|v Um ,m,,,,_‘.;,,E ¢1,,.,,,,¢ tickié ,md dried, stowed fruits wholesome (or |][§§' r ' " H*-=‘. 5 '

rirendeilcomzhdlsnppi-nrentiri-lv. Nothing children. and they have an additional gn (wer k _ .» "' . |

better for bronchitis, iiprismoilic croup, ‘ advantage-they chift he eaten ln . wot _ ‘V .vt/= F. I _

honrsenoi-.1 or bronchial asthma. dangerous egpéggg as the fresh mm, _|1335 ‘naw f fi ' ",i.-' Ev H.

trfti.'iix¢i»°i».i>oii'i|'iii".if°"d biTMy§°““'"‘+°f\°“ aw- “si” Clmllafe ii;-i“`l~' I _ _ -

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me extra t, kn i . ' ;. ‘ ' " , ,,

ts hmm °mec;";: mzgffngnilz f°\' whip ioigi; and theigdvviildlae geilieiai - fri mth ._ . . Slll\\l\lBl‘5ld€, P E

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ontreul; W. L. Nicholson, Stanley; '"0 CITCUIMIUK R Petition asklngthal (Special to Tns Guardian.) 4 I E, C, V _

J. .M. sen, Moncton-»w 1.. Jenkins. they be given an ilwrww in Dv' Of rams, iv v. 1i.-in ia vi i ii iiiiiiiview- o. \vooa,' iviiiiview; Joiin $6231” Y=°1‘i~u “bis exazitafi dthgir 3:2 von iviucireiizeii, one in oériiiriniis

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McFarlane Cape Traverse; H.'H.:~Pet.- De 011 W PW 9 0 most succ ful d ' ' t1» ` I '_ I I e,S_ T0mn't0; cms-_ Mme,-) vlcwrgn; school committee at its meeting nent nagitern fra? in ,cf;"g;:‘p,f|';u _,;§'am;‘, AN H. B.1Webb.Poi~tland. .féggdfgafggmg-livggecgiaihgzaecm- tim .Russians :md Roi`unanismi;`is fi. AW F[H"?q) SILVER B CK AND CROSS

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_T of teachers have increased only 31,5 of the m(ida{| tiihpennlg the iilfimrn Il A

. . »u¢w¢g‘\*g“ The young ladies were writing 2 to 16 per cent and the $600 increase e ` ms “I tak ng mt" "°"`

sl°‘°y °f “dV9m‘"'°', It being “°°°“"y will make a aiilary equal only to the :i,i-diiiationlillisfgli ‘md the popr Mimi - w .

I0 d“°"n’§ ul” ”_I‘°°"“5 °f “ le°p“'°d' minimum wage rate of unskilled lub- nge S mn I le is nearly 70."'iim° UI AUCTION »S2l.ICS Take Place Three Tlmes Each Ynql'

Allce~v\ould you nay that Julius m.e,.s_ ~ ~»_~ _

raised his gun mid shot _him on the i‘_”"-~'*

gpgt, ' i . ..i , _ Lllcy_L€iiJl'iI€ Bee! N0, béllei' Sily MOVE AGA|N51' po0LRooMS_ I ` i ___

sligt him through the heart. Some- __ _ . ' v

` b° Y might “Sk which SDM- Room' MOUNT, Nov. io.~witi. _ ,

the avowed purpose oi' discouraging January’ May and October.

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fy 3°OQOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU fhe City Council has voted to place :i 1

" .3 _ ` tax of $250 on the first table, $300 on ' ‘ ' '_'af S0`_‘

I two tables. and $60 on each addition- (special 1° The Qua8dlah.)"

§ ` i `il100I‘D0l‘H.te;l club. finit_er;nal at iolliti- 22..,000 German m»1,¢m¢)sB _hav¢;;_imm, Sales I rlvate Treaty Throughout the Year Z Lastly" :ini ‘1;i.i::i:»lyh;."m:nse gems, _ ‘UUS b0\‘Hm\ 211 0!! $101 "fi $268 8 returned to Gerniuiiy. from iinilunrl _ y

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