M v urunsn; _
PLi_J_-Qdiis. Wm. Walsh
0130?,” Wednesday of in.
iiuenls,-_"asv - -i~ j ~
fi - _ '"7"'
;_.,g‘°§¢-itiuniliit vastsr. ._ -rn,
Miujsipingl hand of Souris St.
Jamugeppsshyterlan [church have do.
cmd &°ferect~aflp¢l1§_°rhl tablet in
do apron inintomofv of Miss Rena
MéM&,_"_A1s|>f  a Communion
ng ¢q,_, > .
 i' L.: 
_ piss - npnonso.-y 'rns .ian-
,wyj s_1.‘ass.:.oeoh awsrnsayte ans
CPL 'e`S_,:1-ionnosloy for person,
ll ‘V _~ `.¢'iu-ifftbo. battle held in
Fm,`¢$_i $91; _I1-ieisdossey is ' from -North
nf--if---i-is-». .t“""°#1.1.-= we loo-
Bwaqglfi ini  19151and his' friends'
an gfgdfgto hegot through
vitbodt qiscrlsfcii an -hopeto see him
‘liome’§#0Qll- ' ,L g ` --
soils or -rsmnusnce. -Union
D,,i,,i5n'JNs.' is, snringnsis, is stui
gm-giné~t.o`_tli_e front with increasing
msinlqiirshlp, interesting meetings and
me f§1lo§\rin`¥°e`ll'lcie-III; elsif of oillcers;
WI }5“f»;i]¢`;_h 'ilaa\am;"W. A.- Mar-
gamf-Pgnmmond; Il.. S.-_-Agnes Has-
lam;  S.-La'ura`Me.cKenzie; F.
5. aldlnjest Hssism 'rressni-sr-,emily
Howardf; ‘Qhnplain-- Ruth Howard;
Condgdwnp-lvillam Haslam; A. C.-
pim-rie In-unimondp; ` I. S.-Elsworth
Msynegfpl `S`.-=Nelsé¢n Matheson; P.
w., r_i,f‘n\iznbetn"Di=uminen'a. 'Memb-
,,,-,, gr "ssia division intend having s
smisi nrosramm ,1H°l\1dl°¢. min-
isrestihg dialogue. next night 'of meet-
ms. “
'At southampwn, on November 14th.
there`)bhsso'd pslacoflxlly away, at _the
,'.,»iy~i¢s ot is you-s, Josephine, ss-
loved-` dlsughter of mughlin Mac-
Kinnon. Although in flailing health for
sometime, no oneevei realized .that
the ¢h`ii`-‘was so near but despite medi-
cal sid and tender nursing ‘she p'aased
to her -Eternal home on the above
ment`i‘oned.date. Besides her parents
she 'leayee'~tio_ Lmoum four sisters and
three brothers' and a large circle of
sorriiwing friends. Her remains were
folio¢1_eii on Saturday mom-ing to their
lastfkslting ,place -by iaiarge concourse
of-people. After a high Mass sung by
the 1`§§v..~Bernabd.A.'Moe.wlay. all that
was §'d`8hhil'.\,-‘-ltkajgvchild-wa.s laid to
rest in the beautiful cemetery adjoin-
ing the -Church there to await a glori-
Olgtypsreslulflmt-illll. May her soul rest
in peace; -
"Their passed peacefully away on St.
Peter’s Road, Cardigan on Tuesday,
August 6th, 1918, George Ployer at the
age of 42 years. Deceased -has been in
failing health for some time and rie-
cided to try the climate of Western
Canada- for a change but after spend-
ing some time there* his condllion
gradually grew worse and he was ob-
liged to return to his _native ,home in
March. where all that kind hands and
medical skill could do. was.f.ione, lmt
of no avail. The late'-_Mr. Ployer was
a man of kind andcheerful disposition
a good neighbor hewas always ready
and willing -to offer help' to _any who
needed his assistance. The above 'huns
well 'exemplised by the lsrse num-
ber of carriages who followed 'his
remains to st. indrews Presbyier-
isn cliurcli,"Cs.rdigan. The service at.
the house 'and "grave .were conducted
by the pesto;-.Rev. D..McVicar. BP-
sides two brothers and five sisters* he
leaves t_0_ mourn a sorrowlllit Wlilqw
and three qinall chll¢1|"9ll» who :Wllll
long -cherish the memory I-if il Will
and devoted- husband ,and father. 'll-he
Pall bcnrcrs were Messrs W. l,. lilc-
Luron, John Scriinegour. Allen Sliiiw,
Robt_ 'Mchari-n, l’. J. Shark(-Y lllil
M. JL iriyns. f'
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GI-N PILLS
_- mn 'riia 1
SPANISH “BLU”
_ini \. X
Ewrbody knows that enq oilths
W” ‘l°PY¢illlg snddangerods dom-
l“\l°¢» molds; :mn the sms sr
Spanish Induolla--is vvoaksnodkkid-
heya- ‘ _ ,_ .`
Hlllldnill of persons srenosv an fr-
*'¢ 'sro ssa~s_nsoyssss.mis ms oy
diwrdm possess they :suse to mass;
f‘\;]ni‘1f,tnmsntsl shots loft by tlis__
Ml- lulsrlng-they are th`s'people who
filed Gin Pills and restored their kid-
“YI to :their proper state of health
rlllfll *ll s e letters
1” 1"!! liii;.l:rl3ii‘%oi§l!:?ln to ns
“ills iisgois nm -awe sims just
in "'"°‘l’.!5'lre\uir`o 5,-Whey strength- ,
:Aid the vvssk ned qi up hm.
sd sanoysnes and' W r_ry.
(lin Pills have alvva been accepted
: in nn_K;_-su  zss‘1:_isssy-of
.$12101 trble-novo. they sinks good
*li “.'n`§°'  1°' 'M
shi” lifilil 'Killa-‘foe uw "Fu"
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"i“"'*-*.1* °°°-lhiillills sf 'nan 
'll lldnsy £|¢p'““_ ' \
ills Pin _ " 0 ~
“mm bs* laid  00
i ° Nltloni nts; s omit-si c.
-°‘%"'.“'»» IM., 'i'mm,.oat. aft
-  ._\_ i
B°f..thsrh.sre other people who' si-e\
ww” H°'m“l l“¢_‘*°°k *-0 let treat-
ment for an iniumd leg caused by it
d-°'°°"V° ilhuk in the slide walk.-3
Londo;   leaves tomorrow for
ueut Iimlwid . on a visit to his son
' Pawn- -Mr. Paton eg._
iliects to be bsckior the opening of um
Legislature in March.
Ge'°'l:;;'° AFFA|R8-- The town oi
wn recently elected a new
M*Y°f “Pd a Council is assist. him.
Tm’ f°“°Wli8 centllement ' have the
l‘°°°‘“‘ °fi ,llw reopl'e's eonnasnse. '
Mlyor-Mr.>ll~loward McDonald; Coun-
ciiorn-Mestsrs l".J. Solomon, William
mswll- Elmer Jenkins. Jaines Bouder-
°.“t~ Pele’ G°¢9ll and it is expected.
*PM Wll-.h such a competent corporat-
l°“ “ll 91090 Sontlemen promise to
be that the Town will make rapid
9il`_l.d€9_ U1 Pmlress and the people are
to be heartily congratulated on their
choice.-G. ‘ `
A PLEASANT __lVI4E<E`TlNG-Among
ll\0-“le who had the pleasure of cou-
Wfslng ‘Vllh the Duke of Devonshire
‘ill-fill! his recent visit to Charlotte-
town was Mr. Henry Hina. Mr.
I-line's uncle served Lord Cavendish
101' 32 years as head sarnekeeper.
Lord`Cs.v{ndish was thepresent Duke
of Devonshire’s father. He -spoke of
the regiment to which Mr. nine
belonged, use Royal Artillery in
in which he served 23 years and with
which regiment the Duke was ac-
quainted. Needless to say the Duke
was much pleased to meet the old
veteran and the veteran was as
highly pleased.
EDUCATION FOR 0CCUPANTS.-
Education for Occupalils is the title of
a very helpful address given -by Dr.
Jlednes W. Robertson, Chairman of
the Lands Committee of the Commis
sion of Conservation. before the
Ontario Education Association and
who is so well-known im this Provnce.
it is particitlary useful in this period
of reoonstructon. The Oommiseon of
Conservatilon has a few .hundred copies
and will be pleased to distribute them
on request to teachers and others who
are interested. Dr. Robertson was
head of tibia commission which in
vsstigatesi 'tns subject oi tecnnissi
education for the Dominion Govern-
ment -before the war.
- There passed away at Little Sands.
Mr. Roderick Mac-Leod at the advanc-
ed age of 80 years, his wife having
pre-deceased him ten years ego. The
deceased 'underwent on operation in
the Prince Edward lslandpllospitn-l ir.
'tile hopes to restore "his eyesight
which had been failing for some timt
but the operation proved unsuccess
ful and he became totally blind an:
was failing in health for a year, when
the end came very suddenly. He was
patient in his sickness and aiiliction
and trusted firmly in his Saviour. He
was a member of the Presbyterian
Church for the pastforty years. ii.
moved from Dundas to Liltl-_~. Sands
forty years ago. lie will be ini-sed in
the community us be was :i kind
neigltborvand u goodfriend. :io 1 -tives
to mourn two daughters. Mrs. John
MacPherson, who so kindly xuinister-
ed. to him during his illness and Mrs.
Joseph Meatico who resides in llaugh’e
Neck, Quincy; also two brothers Mur
dodh and Duncan and one sister Mrs.
Mary MacLeod. all residing in Dun-
das. The funeral services were con
ducted by his pastor Rev. 'l\ir. Sm-i»t
VOCATIONAL TRAINING. l'rof
F. li. Sexton. Vocatlmial Oillitvr fox
Quebec and 1l|f‘ Muritllnn. l'rovini-i-.s
with thc Department of Soldiers Uivii
'Re-esta/blisbment .has been in town
for two days orgsnltiiig the vocational
work for P. E. I. The work has lwen
slow In developing because the convul
escent hospital in Charlottetown has
only been opened recently. Vocation
al work for convalescent 'menhas
been under way at Dalton Sanalorlum
for nearly a year. Lieut. P. E. Palm-
er has been engaged as the represen-
tative of the Vocational Branch for
this province and will devote all of his
time to the work. lie enlisted with
me 509| .Battalion After receiving e
severe wound in the head 'he was iii
vailded back to Canada and continued
his military service with _the Depoi
Battallon until the armistice was sign-
ed. i-le has hada broad and reslwll
gba experience in industry ami th-
urned men can rely on the most
eirpert advice and sympathetic inter-
est from biin in their return to civ-
ilian life. There are new in Canada
over 2,000-'_ disabled 'soldiers beins
trained. Some 400 or 500 have ilnish-
ed and are making good in their noi
,,|mn¢¢_ 0`vgr half of idiom are mak-
ing more now than before they enlist-
ed and should rise ‘progressively as
"mg goeson to good' positions. Friday
seventloon~‘dissl_pled men were investi-
gated iii Charlottetown and seven on
gnui-dey iii Bumnierside. They' were
recommended for various trades ac-
cordini ui lpeir previonsexperienoe
and sbilitynuob ss iismess niskins.
|,,,,g|¢e¢ping,'taiior cutter, garment
manor, sisstrissi wiring. house film-
lsmng, stock raising, isrm motor on
eration, madhinist, prose mechanic.,
NE box containing
Q of Stanfielcl’s Unshrinkable
Underwear makes a sensible
Christmas gift, as Stanfield’s
Underweargivesgreatercomfort
-longer wear-more genuine
satisfaction. lt’s the underwear
known wherever quality is
. appreciated. At all good
V dealers.
two suits
Made in Combinations and Two-Piece Suits, in full length;
knee and elbow lengili, and sleeveless, for Men and W amen.
Sian,/fclcl'.v Adjustable Combinations and Sleepers for
growing Children. (Patenled)
H Tres ssiscrso Fitch Isis wfurs mis For 'rss on_grnlm_§;_,._..-_
<T~rni,~I~ Pvolg showing dijfcrenf weighls 'and , “5t  
lzxlurm, mail...l frce.*-Wrilcl
- Slcnlield’s Limited,
Truro, N.S. o
ni, ’ nzzvri, _ ,
._
- - v _
'uriu`fzicl1inci'y, repaire-r. cabinet mak-
er, wheat fnrining in the West, bar-
‘oci‘ing, gasoline iuarino engine repair-
ing, navigation etc. There is no dau-
ger ofoverloading any one imlustry
where" each individual is considered
by himself and they-ure recommended
for different trades. In the Maritim:-.
Provinces ut the present time there
ure 800 men eligible fm' training and
about 100 different todes being
tauglht .Such practh;-.il methods are
bound to put most of our returned
heroes on their feet.
()i\ ltlkuldny the 1l\‘tli Novuliiber lur-.
peoplc of Killuuii' :ind vicinity \vvi~i\.
greitily shocked and grieved to learn
'Ji' the almost sudden and altogether
_uuexpecicrl iioatli in ilumiu. Alta, nn
|Nuv. I-ith nf Miss Mary J. Nicholson
youngest. dztiiglilcr of -thc into John
and Anniv Nicllolsmi ul' Mo_ntugi|c and
u si:-tor of lluulel J. Nicholson of this
'il;it'i~.
'i`lu- i|t"r-v-.'i~~-I _\i\|iiu_', l-'wily bud Iiviin
viiizuizi-il in if-:il-liim: :<r‘l|mil in Ili"
wi‘ul<‘|'li |u\\‘|| |i'|'f-l'i‘1~i| in :mil iliiriuil
lim iillliii-|i7.;i opiiii-iiiiw \\l|iI|~ i~¢~|itli-|'ini;
nhl uiiiimu ilu- .»:ii~li ::tri-°lf.vxi inliubil-
:mis sho it-ll ii vivliizi iii ilinl. drcat(l|`\il
scourge against. which she so faithfully
endeavored to administer relief. .
'I`hi\. into Mi.-:s .\'lf‘lii»lr~'mi was $32
years of ago and for over 12 years had
been iuxgitgurl in -lcuzzliinu :ai-.liool in
this i\i'uvini~l». Sho haul ii first izliiss
license i'i'o|i1 Prinizc oi' Wales College
and tnughtin various sections of the
province whereby hor undivided at-
tention to duty und nu.tui'nl‘ qualifica-
tion for her chosen profession sim
created it record which was seldom
siiccsssfiilly rlvallvd und rurely if cv-
er surpassed.
AL thc close of lust school term ulic
decided in try ‘hor fortune in Western
Cunarli-t :uid about lst of Septenilwi'
took up .hor diii.loH its imtciiz-.r in liiin-
nzl. A-lllit, `|i1g‘li \Si'l\uu| wlinrrv ulthollgii
only duriiiifz it brief Iwu iiumtlis period
of service she _wus :ip|mi'i-ntly ilupli-
cating tho repiiliitioii sho, had
gained in her Native l’i~o\-ln<:<x_\ I
doa-ili one brrlfllér. lai..i.l J. Nldliol-
son of Kilrnuir an-' fic sisl.nr. Mrs.
gsemsows/s\°.G'e¢.°f~ ., :smug
rllheumaiic Pains - 
Ars rsliovod in a few days by gé
taking 30drops of dlollier Selficl s gg
S rsrsfgormulsarid ons-etlr.:_-. 0)
ll no vos the limo and and 23
accumulation in the muscles and rs
joints so those slapbriis_¢a_n In 0
cxpslled,thua rellsvingpalnsnd 2°)
sei-snenl -Bei:-=l'n Svfuss llig qs
known ts’ “Extract of ootlt Q
- ee|t\sin|"rIo`¢lopenorothsrstron`
drugs' to :lil or mask the pain o
' i i .is .it
‘.‘.'.'::'.“:.°:“.:.'..:'".c‘:...m
'gl Qfulgisilnt Iii
UWUNDMMMQNDS
She loaves 0 rp<uir`~ bor untimely-
l.iol'in McKinnon of Strathcona, P. l.
flslgind; also a large circle of rclniivcs
lihrouglhout the province and cisc-
where anii at host ol’ syniputlieiii-.
'friends in various parts ol’ the coun-
.Iiry wliore her duties as u tczicliei' rn
quired licr lot -to bc cast. Her remaini-
,wcrc temporarily buried lu the West
lowing to the unfortunate condition 0
.thc telegraph wires which prevented
_nuy instructions lacing for\vm'ded as to
Iwhat arrangements were requirefl re
gurding burial.
2 l-‘rom infomation contained in at let
`i<‘i‘ received by Iwi' lirothcr. slum- thi;
lil-Ic~gi'u.pliic iiews of her death u‘rrivf_-il
iii :ippenrs thi-tt Miss Nichiilsmi. uit:-.r
lille schools had been- vlesvai ol`fei'r~.d
lhei' services in :tn hospital where such
'wus urgently required und iinuicl
izttely accepted and while thus might:
‘od an appeal for itssi:~‘.tinii:s cnniv. irmn
lu. private home whore all niciubi-rs ul
‘the family were suffering from the
liliseziso. She wus naked it' sho v.-oul`dl`
'no rind although wnrricd uf lim diiiigci
ol' respondini: in suv-.h 1| |~r~<|\ie~:.t sh'
I'i\.l_t thi-. cull UI' iiuiy :au ¢:ii‘um_'ly illul
-ellie willliiiilv lim-:<|z\l‘ ai s;ii‘i‘iIi:-f- if
inclul lm.
| 'l`wn<i1i.ys a[l.\~.|’ iitkiiii; izluirgu ir'
'this case sho was stricken and i’ollow~
ilng n brief illness her spirit passed
‘atv/ity in llim who gave it. “(ii'i.ui.er
love hath no man that this limi. ii
'iiiiin l-ay down his lifo for his friends"
liiil Miss Nivliolsmi lint only fulilllod
but surpussoil bills 4'-hrisliun idcul.
1-:he 'gave her lilo for strangers. Truly
it ,mi-ty be said oi’ her she laid down
her life in this leiuporul world flint
she might take it up again in the great
eternity. She died us she had lived in
sacrifice und service. Sho saved oth-
ers, 'herself she could not suvc.
TUESDAY '
ORDERS FOR PELTS.-Tlic I‘. E.
I. Fur Sales Board 'has received :in
order for 200 fox polls varying in
vnlun from 82:00 io $500 from :i com-
pany in whom ixondu were sold liisl
ycu__i'. Tho Bourd also luis an order for
lilllskins fmm it firm ln South Ameri-
L‘.ll.‘ ‘
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QABY HONOFIED.-An iii.tci'nsiiiig
item ici cminccioil with the Vicedlognl
-party, while visiting tho P. l-J. l.
iloi-mitul on Friday lat-it was the Duke
of liuvonslilro being uspecltilly in
teiveaited in a -beautiful baby girl peaco-
fullysleepingiua uainty basinet de-
.corated with the Union Jack and the
Allied ribbons, in honor of its soldier
father' overseas. His Excellency visit-,
.ed the mother and congratulated her
--naming the -baby Victoria Cavendish
-after himself. The specially honor-
ed infant is the charming daughter of
inerside. A
WAR PRISONER RELEASED.-.,
The good news hus been received that
Pte. \Vilfi'irl (lu.-iii, ni' \Vinnipei:. sim of
Airs. John Gunn. of i"lif[tou. New
loiulcn who has been it prisoner uf
war in Germany has been relcuscd
l’l.e. Gunn was among the prisoners on
Ciitnon Simapsoifs list und had the good
fortune to be kept supplied with
parcels sent by it num-ber of adopters
from his home district. V
MILITARY MEDAL.--Word has
been received in this city thot Sergt.
Al-ban i\lcDouzild. has won the Military
Medial. The mnuy frieiids of this braw-
soldicr will he delighted, to lcurii this
good news. l-le was rocolnnieniled last.
your, and now 1'eceiveil the modal as
at i~e\yni'd fur 1hi.~; .erpll-ndiil work on tho.
fit-ld. Svrgi. Mizllnimld viilistwl :it the
outlireuk of the wnr and has been in
the lio:i\'_v fighting ever since.-and lies
luiri sninu prolly nurrow csciipcs liuv-
ing haeL-_-.sesmhorsos shot :rom under
lhini. Last year at the inspection
of thu troops at the front
Alle was chilled out and congratulated
[by the officers on the splendid appear-
ance and effieicncyof his section. Be-
'fore enlisting he was a member of the
famous 4th regiment, and lic has cer-
.tainly 'done his part to uphold ite
splendid reputation. Scrgt. McDonald
is it son of Mr. John W. McDonald of
Grand Triicadie, and is also 0. brother
‘of Rev. Dr. William V. McDonald of
the staff of St. Dunstan's Cathedral
of this riiy.
OLD CITIZEN DEAD.-The death
occ-urre<i in -this city on Friday night.
ul' un olil and respected citizen in the
persuii of .\'li'. Diuiiei Mason. lin was
ii lliiuiljui' figure upon the streets for
» many yours and always had -a cheery
word for everyone. lie is survived hy
lliS wi/l`e...une daughter -and -three sons,-__
one of whom, Russel. has been in
‘France almost siiicelfltlfc beginning of
»tlio"\vai’."i`hf» 1'uner§`i` took place on
gSai.urd-.ly nfteriloon to St. Peters
i(‘aihedrnl where Canon Simpson'~Der1 '
formed the last rites. -' ~.-if-,L
SOME SPLE_NDID PELTS. - Mr.
|Che'ster McLiire,'n;i_qnag_gyV_0f the P_
E- ldlalld Fur Sales Boaril came in
from the East Saturday bringing with
him a. collection of_fift}; silver -fog
ski-ns ranging in value fiolij $"l50.0‘0 to"
$1,000. These pelts were from dif-
ferent' 'run’f~hci-i"`t|`1`i`tl" one ‘ 
,have to see them to note the difference
in the value, as they \\'33ro_-griided and
,i-lussiiicd. 'l`l1cy were' on exhibition
in tho window of the Fur Sales Board
until _vvslerdtiy morning and much in-
terest wus manifested in the display.
They are being shipped today to the
.-\im,\riv:iii iiiiirkvt.
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B
elgziurn N-leeds Your Help `
MORE THAN EVER l
As
Homes are Freed from Grasp of
Germans New Horrors Revealed.
Belgium! Belgium! Belgium!-the .papers are full of '
heart-rending news-items from Belgium. Delirious with joy at
-being rescued ,from the hellish tyranny of the Germans, yet the
poor Belgians are in _large measure in the last stages' of “wan`t.  l" A
Every cent you can send ,to them NOW will help to feed "a 'A
famished patript or clothe one whose meagre rags will never keep ` 
out this winter s cold
Raise Your Fund and Send It In!
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Perhaps you cannot spare as much as you would wish, but
go aroundamong your friends, plead Belgium’s cause coiled all
you  in _every possible way, and turn _it _in QUlCKl..Y to your
oca_l=Co_mm1ttee or to Headquarters. . ~.  ..  
_ Picturelthese hungry and stricken people, of whom the Master . ._
said, ‘llnasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these .. . . .,”?j,
s s s -1' V lu" rf
This is an fzjnperrztrve call for.HELP.'
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To o. J. aitsv, ci-mntovrsrown on ro. nptoouAa1'sns.se ar. Psi-an e-;.,_-lMQHT¢0¢Misslrooo sw?
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