5-A France will Appreciate
gf.    Boys at
 -_ Home, in England or
,_ Every soldier boy who
' smokes-and who does not?--
‘ will appreciate some of the
things _ which we mention bs-
low. In sending them you can
rest assured you are getting
good value and excellent quality.
Below are a few suggestions:
Cssed Pipes,
Pipes, not in sales,
Cigarette cases,
Cigar cases,
Cigar holders..
Tobacco pouches.
_ Cigars in Christmas pack-
_agee suitable for sending over-
. seas.
, We know just what the boys
lilke, let us help you with your
shopping.
Colin A. Macllonal
_ Prescription Drugglst
Revere Hotel Block, Kent S
Phone 616.
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ERUPllllN UN HEAD
Healed by Cuticura
Trial Free
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"I suffered very much with dsndruH
and sore head, and l had an eru tion
on my head. My hair would falllqiut,
in handfuls and it became thin and I rlv
and split at the ends. At. night I wou 
be troubled very much and my hair
would fall out duringhthe night. I was
almost frantic with t e itchInS- _
i “I read of Ciiticura Soap and Oint-
ment.l1 bought some, and after I had
used two boxes of Cuticura Ointment:
and the Cuticura Soup my head was
hcalcd,' _:Ind I/iy han' stopped falling
out." (Signed) Miss M. L. Hocquard,
West Pcspebiac, Quebec, Dec. 15, 1015.
Sample Each Free by Mail
`With 32-p. Skin Book. Address post.-
card, “Cuticura,-Degt. J, Boston,
U.S.A.’I _ Sold throug out the world.
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Dks S   me R9-
tin 1’ill for Women. 35 it box or threo iv?
I0. Sodd sl all llrug Stores. Or mailed V’ 'UW
mddrcss on rccelpt ul price. Tits Scousni. Duuo
00. SL Catharines, Ontario. ___, ___
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rliosriionoi. roitTm”,~.~... ....
Vlgiigy; for Nu-v¢ nnd _Braln- increases "grey
matter ‘;aTonle-will build you up. is Ii box, or
two lor $5. at drug stores. or liY mai on receipt
ifnprlee. Tu: Sooissu. Dano Co., St. Catharines
Earle.
Sold at Ilughes Drug Store.
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I INsTEAI> or PAINT
mN'T paint your pretty home this sea-
ynn, but use instead Velvex Creostue
Shingle Stains. B; so dems. you Ce"
bring out all the eauty of _thc wood.
And think oi the preservative value.
\'clvrx Shingle Stains contain Cren-
roie, the greatest wood preservative
known. This means prolonged protection
aizninst wind and weather. It therefore
nicansscuriomg
Velvex _
Creosote Shingle Stains
Half the Cas! - Twice the Wear
V1-ivrx Crensote Shingle Stains cn.-t
ulnnii lizilf as niucli ns pnint. Anti they
wt-.ir much ht-ilcr because they punt-trnlc
tim wnrxl. They do not evaporate or diy
th or cel off.
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‘ln--an stains como in any_i:olor you want.
'Ili'-v :ire vcry c-:isily npplied. You ought
in |n\'r~li;::\tt' llicm. ‘V0 _have the complete
line :ind wc know you will like Ilieni.
Wviiv us for a sample of wood stained with
Vclvcx Llrgosolc Shingle Slain.
Can-itte-Paterson Mfg. Co., Limited
Halifax, N. S. St. Jail. N. B. Sydney, N. S.
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The Worm Turned
(Exchange)
“You havent done very woll this
month," said the boss. “Your orders
were few und for between."
“1‘m sorry," said tho' travelling
snlesinan, “liut"- _
"l dun‘t \\'Iint excuses". I want or-
ders.” I
Just. -then the door opened, and the
sowcturycntored and passed in a
rnrd.
“i_lumpli," said the boss, "James
lienry, salesman for the General Pro
ducts Company! Doesii't he know I
never see travelling men at this
hour?"
"He says he is in ii hurry to lenve
town and would' like to explain his
proposition to you. He will be
brief.”
“l crin't see him now. l’n1 busy
Tell him to wait.”
“When shall I tell. him to call
agai'n‘."’
“Tell him to wait there and I’ll sec
him in about an hour. Now. then
_voting nniu. why is it that you fell
down this uioiith?"
“llc-tiuiise :ill the business men I
culled on insisted on treating your
szilesmain the way you treait theirs."
STI LL YOUNG.
Welsh Porter (excitedly)-See,
there is Davit Lloyd George, look
you!
Culni l‘aissengcr-\\’ell, what about
ii?
\\'olslI l‘oI'ier-Bur it is Llioyd
(_letii'go liiiiiself-l,lie Minister ot’
Munitions wli:1tctl`er.
,i‘a\lni l’iisseiigei--Well I doii’t.
care. I[e's not the Almighty.
Welsh l‘orti-r4.\lo. intcet-but he
is only u young man yet, look you!
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IT PAYS to buy ln this Province.
POWNAL C|RCUlT.- Services,
Nov. 12, Pownal at 11 and 7; Mill-
vlew at 2.30.
JUST A MlNUTE.- Now is the
time to have your Xmas photograph
taken at the Bayer Studio.
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CHURCH SERVICE.-The Rev. J.
J. Leard will conduct the services on
his circuit on Sunday. Nov. 12 as
follows: Whestly River. 11; I-ipnter
River 3: Granville 7. Cordial lnvitet-‘
ion tio ali.
NOTICE TO INCOME TAX DE-
FAULTERS.- Executions are be-
ing issued and will be placed in the
hands of the Sheriff against all per-
sons in arrears for Provincial In-
come Tax remaining unpaid after
the 20th instant. John N. Campbell,
Collector. 2979-11-2M3l.
NO. 5 SIEGE BATTERY DRAFT.
-Reginald Hubert Rogers son ol
Fred L. Rogers. Esq., Alberton, has
enlisted in No. 5 P. E. I. Sie,ge'Art-
illcry Draft. A brother of this young
man, Lieut. Wendell Rogers, is on
Garrison duty at Halifax, N. S.
ANOTHER ` ENLISTMENT. -
Frederick S. Moore. son of Stephen
Moore Esq., Charlottetown, has exi-
listed in No. 5 P. E. I. Siege Artill-
ery Draft. Ho has seen consider-
:ihlc service as a. buglcr in the 82nd
Regt. for three years; Royal Cann-
iiizin Regiment, Hal-ifax, for two
years. and six months in the South
African wnr with the Canadian
Mounted Riiles.
WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty
wedding took place at the residence
of his sister Mrs. A. liiorrlsoii ol
210 Queen St.. Jamaica Piniui on Oct.
30tiI 1016 of Haulzle Trowsdalo form-
erly oi Summcrsidc. P. E. Island and
Rachel Stavert of Kensington, P. E.
I. Only the immediate relatives being
present. They were the- recipients of
n number of beautiful presents, the
house was d'ocoru/ted in evergreen
and foliage- and zi marriage bell. The
\vcdd'iiig march being played by the
i:room's friend Professor' J. White.
Tho’ wedding ceremony beting per-
formed by the Rev. F. H. Casson.
Cunrogatlonnl Minister.
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RHEUMATISM GOES
IF HO0D’S IS USED
The genuine old reliable Hoed’s
Snrsaparilla. corrects the acid condi-
tion of the blood and builds up the
whole system. _It drives out rheuma-
tism because It cleanses the blood
thoroughly. It has been success-
fully used for forty years,
_For rheumatism, stomach and
kidney troubles, general debility
and all ills arising from impure
blood, Hood’s has no equal. Get it
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HARTNEY HAl.L.i- Bening in
Hartley Hell On Friday evening at
7.30. ‘
TRAINING CLA8S.-- Teacher
Tralning Class at Parsonage, Pownsl
on Saturday at 7.30 p. m.
POLICE, c0URT._ One drunk
was lined $20 or 60,dsys at the poi.
ice Court yesterday morning.
DISCOUNT.-Any gr an _ [in
their eleetrieiighl blii oth or ‘lingers
Nov. 10 will receive the discount and
thus save money. ’ 2973_
cHuncH ssnvicse.-Rev.ceorge
Cameron will preacah next Sunday in
Long River at 11 . m. and in Ken-
sington at 3 p. in.
FROM ..TURK'S |8LAND.- The
b“"k0“UH0- M811’ Dui! has arrived
in Charlottetown from Turks Island
with is cargo of salt consigned to
Ciirveli Bros. The long voyage was
devoid of incident. '
TRAIN RETURNED.- Yesterday
moriiing’s East bound train owliig
to the -blowini: out of a eyilndar
head of the Engine was obliged to
return to the city. When only a short
distance out. Another engine was
put on. _
ISLAND FOXES FOR WEST. -
Mr. C. P. Ellis, who has been visit-
ing his old home in Bidelord, loft on
return to Winnipeg a tow days ngo,
taking with him five pairs of the
cholcest Island silver black foxes to
stock the ranch that he has recently
completed about twelve miles out of
Winnipeg. -
XMAS PARCEL8 FOR THE 105th
BATT.-- Owing to requests for more
time to get things ready to send in,
candy, cake, gum socks and smok-
ing materials for making up into
parcels for the boys wlig be re-
receivea at '10 Prince st., up un
Tuesday noon, 14th inst. Please send
however, as soon as you wish, so
some parcels can be made up and
packing operations begun. 'A letter
from one of the officers received to-
day, states the men are badly in need
of socks, ,so this is one item that
will particularly, be welcome for the
Xmas gift.
an'i1'|si-I |v\AiI.s.- The next snu-
ing of the Canadian mall steamer
for the United Kingdom will be from
l\iontrea_l on Saturday next, the 11th
instant and the steamer ‘will cali
at Quebec outward bound. All mall
to connect must be posted either to-
day or tomorrow. 'There will no
doubt he another steamer from Mon-
treal on Saturday, the 18th. and the
date of the first sailing H0111 Sf-
John N. B. has been changed from
November 27th to December 2nd.
The boys at the front are intensely
anxious to hear from the friends at
liome. Don’t disappoint them.
from your nearest drnggist today.
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MISS BLAISDELL TAKES POSI-
TION.-The St. John Tdlegraph says-:
Ruth M. Blaisdell of Boston, who has
sung the higher class of music for the
large concert-picture houses of the
Keith. and other circuits' for a few
yearsr past and who is a well known
performer in oratorio and concert
work ln. her native city, has taken
charge of the choir of Central Baptist
church in this city. She arrived Wed-
nesday and on Friday evening a recept-
ion was tendered her by her new as-
sociates at which; e. i'ehersalof~yester-
day’s numbers was held. Miss Blais-
dell's coming to St. John adds another
brilliant soprano voice to locail circles'
and personally a very charming lady.
The Boston slnger’s wide acquaintance
here.made during engagements at -the
imperial for several seasons, brought
about the securing of her services for
the auialgamated Baptist congregat-
ions.” Miss' Biaisdell is well known
in Charlottetown having filled engage-
ments at the Prince Edward Theatre
and assisted at Church services with
her splendid voice.
A drugglst can obtain an imitntior.
of MiNARD'S LINIMENT from ,a.
Toronto house at n very low price,
and have it iabelai his own product.
This greasy imitation is the poor-
est one we have yet seen of the many
that every Tom Dick and Harry has
tried to introduce.
. Ask for MINARD'S and you will
get it.
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Captain 0i Lanao _
i‘eiIs 0| Sinking
LONDON, Nov. 7.-A Daily Chron-
icle despatch from Berry, Wales, says:
The oiilcors and crew of the United
States steams-hip Lanao, were landed
by the Norwegian vessel Tromp at
Bnrry Saturday- night.
-The Lnnao was bound from Mania
to Havre with ii cargo of rice. Cap-
tain Mainland, the commander, G.
Godinez, cliiet oiilcer ,and William
Mueon, chief engineer of the Lanao,
were seen by rme to-night and told
me the story ot their adventures.
“On the evening of October' 28.”
said Mainland, “wo were' passing St.
Vincent, on the Portuguese coast,
when we encountered a German sub-
marine. When we sighted her s-he
was engaged in sinking a Norwegian
vessel. She afterwards endeavored
to sink an English ship. but was
driven off by the guns ,of the' latter.
Norwegian steamer in case it should
be possible to save' any of the crew.
“The submarine ,which seemed
nbout 200 fet -long, fired three warn-
inig shots across our bows. This, we
understood as' a signal that they
wished os to stand by- and communi-
cate with them. Cliiet ofllcer Godi-
nez and four of the crew rowed over
in one of the boats and went aboard
the submarine. The' commander of the
submarine said he had orders' to sink
alll ships, of whatever nationality,
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We sieckened speed andstood by they
carrying ron ,raband for- the Allies.
Ho regretted that he was compelled
to _do tliie,-buthe inlormed us his
orders were imperative. .
The Bridge Plsyer's Blunder.
“She made s terrible blunder lt the
auction sale yesterday."
"What did she do?’f
“Somebody bid $6.50 for that old
chair and force of habit 'led her- to
say: "I’lI double that."
 
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“THE BATTLE Bill OF PEACE"
Is more than a motion picture. it is the most note-worthy '
achievement in the history ol motion pictures. I
It you have a drop of red blood in your veins, you will experigmg
in witnessing this production a thrill such as you have never known
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Yiwu will see the more beautiful sky line ln the world in flames, the
metropolis of thc western hemisphere devastated.
` You will see New York isil. the desecration that follows.
'_' THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE " ' ' <
Hundreds of Pleased Patrons saw it
Yesterday
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You will sec the enemy approaching. the peperlessness of New
York. the weakness of its forts and defences. Yoh-will see the imvoe
wrought bythe enemy's howitzers. sub-marines, slrelilps; by its skills,
lt was written by J, Stuart Blaoktrm and vitsgrspiiéll under his ‘
and navy and administrative circles have contributed to its preparation
hed actor, heads a cast of eminent Vilagrnpii stars-s cast containing . I  E
thousand horses. eight thousand supemumersrieo. /) '
Charlottetown
SEE IT TODAY
Nothing like it has ever- been sh-own in .
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