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_increased since its inception and both are still iii
promised to look after during the absence of th V
iless be _discussed at the meeting this afternoon. It is to the stolid German whose lack of the saving gi~acc`, Si,-__1,i yoiir issue of iiid idiii hu,-,_ _ _
Jiot* siihicicnt that citizens should wait until the col; of humour is proverbial, the incongruity of the Get- _i_l_‘_‘;_r_‘:_r_‘;‘_g’_=’°;‘)’_;’_‘;mf‘ll_n_f*_;`g_°lSualgggig; _ Wl“‘l*‘°" has hem* aglmted Wim
lectors ‘ call upon them; they should show their syni- man position today as compared Wlill th"-It Of lWU on suitable gifts." The article ccn- izers. Various stories iiavc piisspii
pathy with and their interest in tlie fund by attendingiyears ago must seem ludicroiis. No German can for: gfiliélsrelgigelizy ig__o_;vd_d=i_ii(g_i;'e_s;Ei$iis,n_p_u;__)i_;i rround regaiding sevem men wi
iftlie meeting and taking part in its deliberations. Let get the early boast of “bringing Erance to her knees,” iiibiy iid i,,ii0we,i_ _The article saliyisli diid __ _ G _ I lim" “,_ierai__i
the Council Chamber then be filled o overflowing; let of starving Great Britain, of wiping Belgium and Ser~~ S02;  13;) ;;lrf_?;>r'BlI_1)<;lcl;i>_s_1_- pamlcl i, ei y pro- eriuai ii »
_ _ up o y os
`tlie citizens show their sympathy with the' movement. bla off the map, of the onward sweep of the all con- Wm, bode? of I maichep ____ iii msn of the 23911, Comitruction Baimi.
, _ _ _ - _ ~ - ' ' I d t ." f~ rus in
A rousing, eiitliusiastic meeting will liearten the boysi quering German armies. _ Nor can they forget_the ill? Gperson "iii _hm ___mv_nco Wm __
at the front, will assure them that the promise ma(ie‘means by which it was intended that these things idiidw this iidggesii°,,_ becdim, ii is garddd of E_ C_ Miiiim. was diid,._i,,,d_
. . _ - - _ _ ' '~ ' _.l liti ith P tal lissulaiions on,-. to ~ io ii i. i ii-'-
to lliem before leaving tlieir_honies will be carried out would be brought about the practice of frightful ll ;’<_lnl1 0_l;__?_o '1_’s 0;: _m__c_ab___ ____ t ‘ll Wil" lllll ln w lar (ri-.L
'to ‘ " _ 1 i
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a burdcii but as a privelege. They are endiirnig
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EDUCATIDNAL BUREAU
a “Bureau of Commercial Economics" the sccipe, aims m
and methods of which constitute a revelation in edu-it
'rational development, a revelation also of the munifi-iw
cent manner in which the United States is assisting"_w
its own development. The Bureau embraces all the
leading universities and colleges ni thc ilnited States
mid is engaged in university work. It is one of the
few great institutions in the world conducted without
‘ca ital stock and without an eye to the dividends
fter
_ Cir 3' , ' it _ _ _'_  Ii tim '8ir,_etc.,` _
bread winners are still. our wards.'~ - They have a_.right That Germany would gladly make terms ot peace X RAy_ ing a disturbance in Windsor an
to expect a fi.ilh_lnient of our prouiise and 'we have at_'tlie presept _iunctiirehisbuuitfe evident not oiily froni ARTICLES PROHIBUED
a right to ‘fulfil it. Provision must be made to meet the Channel ors speec ut rom many artic es ap _ FRU” “MLS river, another car was sct on (ire lu
..."i-'_ ' .~   _ _ . ._ . . ._ _` th ddt _'d l th`7
the increasing demands and this provision wlll_doubt- pearing from time to time intheGermanpress. Butcvc.i_ ~ ____ _ __ 9 g‘"`“g° ““ 9” "We lm' R "L
he the invading Germans, the ruthless trampling of in- pgwillzeg §<_;?_isri_l_ Guide appears U10 fill- tank nf
luirilsliips of war for tis; sonic of them have laid down teriiational treaties iindcrfoot. And, nowlto rcconpilc ..i,OSimdsidi._, did iédiicdtcii to iukc (int_huilii_ing\ wiiii giilied and the cai
. - , ,_ ,_ , , ' ' _ t [_ IL f I U 3 ]» (GE l`i')_\’0( . ll() ICI' (‘.ill° WHS l‘\lll ‘DVUI
their lives for us. Let us do what uc can for them. all this with the German Chancellor s dec aration tia :2_\éc_r_y___f;_i:_i_1prml:iei_o;'__(_ig  oirf Sl_>_1_l__l_ and __m_________i_ .
no allcxatlon had been C0nte_mpIfitcd' that an _ lgjcri alcohol in puree-ls particularly ln Dar-
m i wanted was the ri_ht to live at peace wit ai ceis going overseas. flllll €!l‘l@tlV0l"@fl H0! Only 10 mit om
ai y b ii f i pn Te in ii___ “It wlll_ he readily iinderstooil that the fire, but on the order of the mayor
"M1095 and to 9 assure 0 asf g pc” L the presence of any easily ignited U1 quell tho disturbance with thc hose.
future! articles in 9, parcol mal] might gausg The S0l(ll0l”B Bllcceoilétl in Bllllltlllg
‘ . a fire on board ship which might ro- 0
__ _ _ _ ___ U ___(_ St __ The German war lords have succeeded for tivo suit iiiia imribie catastrophe.
lliere has been established. in t c ni L_ _a ts_a__d __ haii years in iioddwmkiiig thcii-_own pe0i,]¢_ in "in this connection ,mention 1,., di.
_ _ . _ . reeted t ti 190
aking them believe that Great Britain, their arch _the i,o_;’i__‘;°g__‘i’_§‘e_ wi_i‘_’_;‘_ §{‘_§_'i___4‘1__;’{
nemy, was in the' throes of starvation, that London th<;_person_wiio encioscs any iniiam~
. - ma e, e 0 , d ._ 1
as a ruin and that a larger and greater (1erman_y_i____ci_____ ;‘_l_’b__*;__‘;_°c__ “__l;_g'°iig:_‘;‘d  ‘a'_’_*;_
as to arise out of the ruins laid by the war. They. mailable matter sent by post is guilty 5°"9° _*ha* D°°°f‘/° ll Pla" 1" HiSf°l‘Y
ded in silencin with brute' force the question
ians have' played their game of bluff well, but the
"Q, year 18°- in November 1915 our despat~
 °'°°';'“°°.;;'.; €°"“"......’.‘°'  fi:  -is -» ff 
or gy ° Wa’ l5P¢ Y ll 50 ¢ S Vi I. r.- We ave now thirty nine
priaonern of nr nd ptad b nri
.... . ._ ...... ..... ....  “.23 .;‘;;::.':°;f.°...‘:.  ~--i. -° 'lf °'f>’*`f =°“'='  fr.  
Mqpnlng y Gund por your c ii ( c ce e 5 onli! like. to get eleven BT U0 GB B u tltlmtlci for British
llvondd) In advance, $2.60 por your (stalled) In advance. women who were beginning to reaiize that they were _iiiixewndolplted ttliistgomiing iéiontlbsso ggfgiiitptrywwar i;_ar_e trealthilg vietii
9 ly 6 - YB. 8 c n c w i
llpfilrdayi Wink!! (f°\"\°‘|l¢ 1337) I1-N por annum by giving their sons and their husbands for a hopelesssciety at Christmas iihate Priifbliis Eg international law” 'liiic tiilctcotrliiu we
ll! Ill $8918!! Nl U d 5 i ward Island will be responsible for link them is solely the fault°wll.i
  A  _ A _   _ Muse 'I`h°rqh-'ls llwl "0 ° “l_° m°"°m°l\l f°f my i,,i,,,,,,,,,,__ and ____ _diem their E,,d,,,,,d ,iw im marked _______,y
"""""""" "" """""""""""""""' ' '""""’ P¢3§¢ 5m¢¢ 0" an P3" °f the P°°P e- Wh3t¢V¢f thc" mildsilnfiirblglhgdpresalng purposes. _¢;V&l;!illgl_§_ as contraband, The Am-
< ' ' ' . I' Y ' _
M0NDAY__NOi,EMBER 20’ i9i6_ 4 _ fears may be, whatever they are beginning to  out mn __b~_____ _:___ _ut_(1idgii_;e__f_ii_il‘i_i_i_ipr`i:_i_i_i_ e___ca:_l p__¢;l;?_;‘g_B_2__;~;mtl;i;_ii_;e;:i_do_giem;i;ii_
about the progress of the war_they.,must remain si- apply for it, _ urs; .against Brmah ,,,,,,,,,,ci,me,,&
 _ ' ' ' ¢ 1' ' f - Y0,\ll‘b faithfully. - ` bill Grey appears to think that there
. 1"" Th.°'°. W" be "';i_‘i°mi’"s ra "ms '" "°“' °f (CANON) :Anas snvirson, isgio reason to isa; -that iwnwiisoii
PATRIUTIC FUN .MQETING - peace while the warma me asts. . . . Treasurer. will maks.u':e orjcmiutei- measures."
"` " ' ` ’ ‘ " ' ' German diplomats, however, are. sending.. pt dip- _ . ~ 
. . . '. ._  4 . ' - ._ " "  . ., T MUTINOUS. CR W N THE
_T he annual meeting of the__Prince E_d_ward Island loinatic feelers for peace. Von Betl|n1aan~Ho§|_veg iii '  PREcED~|"s E ' Q
Branch of thé__,Patitiotic {_Fund, to be held this after- the _Reichstag delivered a speech, part of which was _Sh-,f The pamot is somewhat BOSTON’ Nov ____ A mu__nou__
nodn, will be, or should bc, one of the most important intended for the people of Germany, the other for con- §i':_"‘§:_’_;"'_I_ig;"i’_'_;__ tlifongelgafmiggfdgs crew caused Capt. Dulrssbare of the
meetings held in Charlottetown since the war began sumption in the countries of the Entente Allies and of Cabinet. The occasion does not cali gggfiigilf ilfrifgimfffgriggnffvegi i1_lf_'_,b`gi
It the third annual meeting. Citizens will renieni- neiitrals. In the former he declared. the war had been fggagf _§’:_f°_‘;:__“;:_’__:‘_;"°§_‘:_-__rn'i-`:‘__f’nil‘l_‘;_ at Boston early yestgrday, and eharg
ber, many of them with good cause, thechapter of forced uP0fl'Germ'any by Russia and England and England-affords many examples- or as-may be '”`9'°"° “g“l"“° me °f
_ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ tmdbied and dis _,e _ hi il lending sailors through the British
history \vritten._since the organization of 5 lhd ;_ Fund. France, that Germany never wanted war but that. cuned in the gibiggfnbgigeeg _‘ii consulate, _ 1
Today theire is scarcely a home in the City_that is not throughthe 'e`vil influence of England which wanted head and ii, members _ieading id _.___ ha'_I;ii_pg spliiglidinfguobgg 41:28 btéiliiriid gipésli
affecte(l,“'directly or indirectly, in the purpose for to dominate the' world all Europe was plunged, into -_§'s"°;:‘_¢’;i____°fc_;’~___;"‘_*_';"’S"_‘; °§__f__l_‘°i£_“g"_:::’ Perth Amboy (N. Yf), for Yormouir
which the Fund was organized and there is not a home this niaelstorm of slaughter; England, he Said, Walilfed But we are not forced to go to Eng: (N' SJ' with a “rg” °f °°“l’ ""0
- i - - - f ' d h F h | d land for examples- we have had'them dropped her mudmok °“ Long Is
but should have a representative at todays meeting. to crush Germany out o existence an _t e at er an in ca____d___ N____'__ we mention the land before daylight. Later the tug
` Thi! reP0l‘ts forthe year will be submitted and those is flghtlllg Only fm' "S l'fe~ With th’5.aPPeal t0 ll‘\` cases of Mr. Blair. and Mr. Tarte Betsy 11°” 9D°k° the -V855? and
' -  ' ' ` A h ' ‘tinct of self reservation of the “°'- f°"g""l“§ Ml- Slfl°"~ all in U19 Capt' Dukeshar “aid he won] Ike tu
who contributed, those who participated in the Fund, patriotism and t e ins p _ Laurier C__b_ne__ Everyone excel” be towed to the inner i_di.bdi._ Hai,
eitlicr as contributors or as beneficaries, should be pre- Germans he turns to the neutral and Entente galleries. the pat,-|0¢_ Wm remember fha iam. _tho Crew. however. refused to (10 11 tall
_ , - - ii _ _ of work.
sent. _ __ _ Germany, he declares, is fighting for the peace of the _‘;_‘;°___‘f_l_’_*:§_'i_ ;’_fm1l_f;eranf:_ll;l_;__i_“ _:’:;;i1_ some of ,iid drew demanded id be
D _
The work of the Fund is not et o,ver. The de- world and is ready to sheathe the sword when per-~ than anything Si, sam ,,,,0¢e_ ML put ashore- These men will probsbli
__ _ y _ _ . _ d h h b. d Biaii. cdmpiained di having be discharged here and they may be,
mands upon it and the need of it have been greatly manent. honourable peace is. assure t roug in - been _mated by ____ _Bader as Mn pi_ddecdied_
` - ing intemational treaties which Germany is quite Bm-den has been ti-aimed by sir sam _ _ _ with a cmgo
. . . . . \ ~ _ B DWR B8V0l'8. year!! fig() '
creasing. -1_’lans will doubtless be _laid for continiiing ready _to become a partner in. She does not want to glgn 32':__;";‘;v:B:__‘€_=le__f';e;‘:9m;‘;_B;_li_l;_ di iidrd d0di_i
the work for the coming year and in these plans all annexi-Belgillill Ol’ ll0ffl.l¢FH Ffllnce 01' llldeed any °f plubmiliteg to the'1same.pro`oeas who
. .' . _ '- ` ' ' ' ' ave el poscs`nnder the government
citizens are interested or ought to bc. The boys at the the territory conquered and, in short, if she is allowed and no _ma knows bener _han ___ ANT__.rEU_roN OUTBREAK
_ -_ _ __ _ _ . ' e
front and the loved-ones whom .the-'province solemnly to quit. fighting she is prepared to be good for ever Editor of the Pa-t1-lot'of -tho truth of
this statemert
, f h h _.ii b i- an( ai li a - a ii si way into the
the letter, carried out willii glv, gritefiilly not as ness, the merciless treatment 0 t ose w o e e ore fence in iiid Ndvdiiihdr siii,i,|e,,,(~_,,i Aw," ,.i,,e,_ Tiid ,._,.,,wd iiidii i.ii_,i,,_._,i
of an indictable offence!" (Revised
JOHN F WHEA 0
wives and daughters until these questionings made P OR________e(_Or ,iid Dddpie wiiiie ii", dem, four
ings that persisted in the hearts of mothers and l am sir ete lho arent eivl‘l war-that had their
3 » . (I
themselves audible in mobs on tho streets, The Ger- ______.___ years' struggle was going on-those
so
succee g ' " Statutes, Chap, 66, seq 1224 _ The sonizsthat were siiiig (luring
T
HUJQ PRESS ADMITS
P _ ' n
‘The Guardian has received from the Director of _b
'thc Bureau the University Catalogucacconipaiiied by_ n
ia letter expressing the hope that an opportunity will'
T
shortly be afforded to extend the work of the Bureau
fthroughout Canada. In this connection the follow-ls
luff--never misunderstood by outside nations-ist BRITAIN RULES SEA. “HW the a“"l°"S moment” °f mally
. ` - . -1 _ 9'
ow being clearly seen by the Germans themselves. AMSTERDAM- Nw ____ The C0__
he vaporings of the' German Chancellor can no lon- pg-_no Giizcite _dominating on the Brit 2
. - ~ _ t A i ~
er deceive 'even the Germans. He was bidding ioi Eardlglé Yb_al;k__:_s gpggzoan note _re
eacc and he shall have it in a Germany from which "Everything remains as before. “
rmlght_ flash a message that meant ~
ho destruction' of the Union. They
who were, left at home-with grief
more com
th
ll Y
§wiiil:h
supposed to
Gazette especially atiailvi Nls
SCHQONER M_ J. TAYLOR.
(The M. J. Taylor was in Chariot
*___
_ 7,
IN WINDSOR, N. S.
HALIFAX. N. -S.. Nov. 17- Dur-
nutomobile was run over a. wharf in-
to the muddy waters of the Avon
mashed on the street. No one was
umors of enemy spies and synipatli
eiitonlc names and it has been clniin
that some of tliein have been lo
_ Evidently ii large numbci' of the
ion men from the far west ot’ Canada.
elieved some of the stories. The
nil tiinihle over do s
to tho garage -and sct fire to the
an auto therein. Tlin (fciii
Wiildsor firemen were called out
if the water supply.
WAR TINIE SUNGS A `
, *_
rigln iiiroitly from tho hoarli-i f
nga ‘deserve 'a place in history.
hey served to soothe the fears' and
crisis when the humming wires
aimed and comforted the women
nd suffering paramount in each ol"
ing comment is made:
“In company with other members of the staff
l . . . E i u ,i _ i l
the P0150” fangs W1" hmm been draw" ‘me by One’ 3 ng an s m stress of the sea “nu weary length. They' served as the
whoever wants to carry on commerce
subdued Germany, a Germany that has realized what ' _ outpouring of that silent agony which
\-»-~»-»-~.~.¢....-..------»_-.~.~\.,.,...,__
of this Bureau, I have just completed a four
months tour of Canada, travelling o.ver all trans-
continental lines from ocean to' ocean and with
teams and pack animals to the remotest parts of
the Dominion. My purpose was a general sur-
vey of all conditions. WE WERE AMAZED
AT THE WONDERFUL UNDEVELOPED
manner of men these were who lured them on to des- - i,
- ' ' . ‘ ` ' . ..
truction and plunged _all Europe in a, welter of blood.  ;'i§’_iil"°__o‘§_‘iffi’°:_f_‘;;‘_fl°‘;_*’__i‘;f_ f_l;_“:i ’“_:T_;;’_f‘f ees--a-1~ _ __ _ f 1 --_e. 'Q
while 'the gallant boys in blue and |""”"'*
DEFEAT 0F
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DIILY SELECT l0ll8 F08
TYPHOID ---=.
S
GUARDIAN  Tho music and the words of these
war songs cannot be reproduced .to-.
he days that dragged out their
must und iitteranco or break the
cart. They were the audlblo and
ray fought the battles at tho front.
ay. lt needs the ins-piration of a
(I
'“|"\|°l1°d DY momentous war to produce their like
NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE COUN-
TRY AND THE UNTOLD _OPPORTUNI-
TIES AFFORDED ON ALL V SIDES FOR'
Sir _Iamcs Grant, one of Canada's best-kiiowii mc-
dical men, in an article on “Carriers of Disease,” in
this month‘s Publ_ic Health journal, emphasizes the
W. I. Locum fshoiild .be gathered into one volume
such as "Heart Songs." 1
#“““  We consider that we are' fortunate
in being able to offer this treasury of
TELEPHONE s°UL'w'NN'NG‘ song on auch terms' that every hoime
HOME MAKING AND SAFE INVEST-
MENT."
fact that' anti-typhoid inoculation has practically ba-
Telophonci offer us rare opportunl- i
nto which this paper goes can own
colleges and schools of the United States, to all, in-
deed, that will provide their own cinematograph. The
only condition exactcd, besides providing the machine,
is that no admission fee' be charged to the public, all
exhibitions must be absolutely free.
The Bureau wishes td extend this good work to
Canailauand offers to provide, free' of cost, all the
films tl1at',i:an be made good useof. The filnis_include
industry., the process of manufacture from__the raw
material to the finished product, travel fromall parts
of thc world, etc., etc,- and are exclusively' cducative.
It would appopr from.the data to hand, that the
opportunity sought by the' Bureau io extciid its good
<_>fii_ccs___t_(:'>;_7‘Caiiadn should be available. The educatiye
advan'tag"es` of moving pictures ofthe right kind are
bepdmiiig recognized more and more as they'are_being
_made useof and the list of films offered by this Bureau
lboks "very attractive. Such a series would' 'be of
inestimablc value to our public schools. to our colleges,
to our Agricultural Department and' _through these to
lil `our people. We trust that. ere long, the above or
nished the dread scourge of typhoid from the armies
The Bureau provides free films to many of the of the British Empire. ‘fThe record of the British
I
army in France," Sir James writes, “reported by Sur-
geon-Gcneral Keouch,"is ,most remarkable ; only
thirty-six cases last year." When one remembers
that in the Boer war, little over a dozen years ago, ty-
phoid killed nearly twice as many British soldiers as
‘bullets did, the showing against typhoid in the present
war is little short of a miracle. Among less than quar-
ter of a million British troops in South Africa in
1901-03, no less than 22,000 died of typhoid. Only
8,000 were killed in battle. Contrast this with 36 ca-
ses of typhoid last year among a million or more Bri-
tish troops in France. _ _
A moral exists in this for more than armies. A
moral cxistsfor households. Where there seems rea-‘
son to fear typhoid, whether from suspicious water
or merely from insanitary or dirty surroundings or
-neighbors-inoculate. At a cost of a doller or two,
“disease mayfbe averted which otherwise might be fa-
tal to life, and would inevitably be a great injury and
a great expense.-Ottawa journal.
)o(
ties for revealing the miracle power
ed attention to the ollten overlooked
need of courtesy in answering a tele-
phone call; and now a reader of the
Times sends the following incident.
A young woman came before the ses-
sion of ii. Presbyterian church and
said she wished to unite with that
church. No one present knew her;
she made an unusually clear confess-
ion of faith, impressing the minister
so much that he asked' her how she
had been led Ito _Chrlst. "Through
Dr. S.," she replied. “Is Dr. S. a
friend uf.tynurs?'.’ _sho was asked.
"No," sho said, _"I have never met or
even neon film.” Sho was a tele-
phone operator, and had had night
service, from 9-p. m. to 8 a. in. Re-
n
of Christ in our Ives. An odltorlnl If’
note on the page, last summer, call- ii
And lt.is eminlently fitting that they
t least one copy. Tho coupon print-
d elsewhere in this issue explains
ully how the render can procure the
ook.
_.Mil
...fa".1'£i
Mlnard's Llnlmont Co.. Limited. ‘
Gentlemen.--ln! July 19151 was
thrown from a_rond machine, ln-_
juring my hip and back badly and.
was obliged to uso a crutch for'
14 months. In Sept.. 1906, Mr. Wm.l
Ontrldge of Lacliute urged mo to try?
MlNARD’S LINl‘M'ENT, which I did,
with the most satisfactory rcsultii and
today I am nat well as ever in my life.
Yours sincerely,
his
MATTHEW x BAINES.
mark
W?-`*€
Remember the Boys in the
Trenches this Christmas
They deserve the best present you can afford
Make it something comfortable and warm.. Months
ago we were watching the market for such articles
as would give them pleasure and comfort. '
Here are a few articles:
1V pr. of Khaki Woolen Gloves 85e
1 “ “ “ Braces _ Q06
Good large size Khaki Silk H’dkf. i 5c
1-2 dozen Khaki Excelda- H'dkf. 
c $2.85 for the lot
All regulation colors and styles for $2.85. We will
box the above Xmas goods for you and look after the
mailing. Here is something warm and comfortable.
Great big Military Sweater Coat, Cardigan Knit, Khaki
Color, all sizes good value at todayS P1'lC€ $5.00- Our
price $4.25. i _
Here are some feet warmers. 100 Pairs Heavy
Ribbed Knit Kliaki`Wool Socks, all sizes 60c pr. or 3
prs. for $1.50. Good warm lined Khaki Gloves,Moeha
05 Dggskin, $1.00 pr. Fur Lined‘ Mocha Gloves at
.2 _
$ 8 only Heavy Trench Flannel Shirts Worth 2.25 for
1.75 each. Snug Ear Comforts, just the thing_ for the
boys 40e each. Body Belts all wool, all sizes, lust the
thing to keep the Boys well 80:: each. _
Ofiicers Neck Ties in Khaki Silk Regulation, also
in Silk Crochet 50c, 60c and 75c. _
Fringed Cravats, made either from Eiderdown,
Angora and Mercerised Fibre in Pure Silk, Khaki
Color in regulation style. Prices from' $1.00, 1.25,
1.85 to 2.00, We also carry them in a pretty light
fawn. Also a useful line of Pyjamas, good warm
underclothing, ties, snuglets, gloves, mitts, socks and
all other accessories suitable tor the Boys away from
home. So help the Boys at the Front by helping your-
self. We will mail any of the above goods to your
friend, you will have no bother, just drop in and order
the goods and we will do the rest. '
35 pairs Soldiers’ -Breeches on hand at the old
prices, these makes of breeches are the best made. in
Canada. Today's value $7.50, Paton’s price 5.70.
Patons, Limited
e¢0
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Canada’s Fire Loss ls Higher Than 
Any Other Country in the World 
According to the Report of the Conservation 
Commission at Uttawa i
i
This should bring home to every property holder, the
necessity of Fire Insurance. Have you ever stopped to think
110W YOU Wflllld feel.. to have your accumulations suddenly _
obliterated? _A fire may produce this result. The only ab 1
solute protection is Insurance. The cost is so trifling no one i
can afford to be without it. If ou own any property; liable 1
to be dest_foyed_ by Fire, it is a dyuty you owe yourself and to Ii
youiyfiimily to insure it. For A1 protection at lowest rates 
3DD 0 i
Hyndman & Company, Limited 3
» The Oldest Insurance Agency in P.E._I.
Telephone No. 67. 61 Queen St. Ch’town ii
I
Mwftf. ~
ceiving many calls for that physician _ ___ _ _ -»-»-'\_.;,.~_.-.1-.,-.,,. ' .,`,c_ _...c._..
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his bell by mistake. Always he answ- , ' _ .
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voice. that showed ,no tracp of _ lm- _ * .
patience. lt 'was niicfi' I grateful re~ ' _ , - - '
liet from the surly. sleepy voices  . ._ _ .
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mrs: Biipgiiigd: wrgirssxiziinbiifr sg- - (Made with  Soles and Sole Leather Soles) _
mistake, ibatibs naaiiy_beo»ms-cess We think singlet beat made in Canada. ‘
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'somersimilar means -may he adopted here and that NQTES V imfuirilis about him.. untiiwha isamsii The ew N¢°li¥l 50l¢. Waterproof is the latest word in Shoémaking, _ A ~
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