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It' is-hard to believe that a cup of good, rich
‘ tea only costs about a fifth of a cent, but,
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1.48
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teas-th¢ ri¢h¢St. strongest teas in the world.
' Red Rose easily yields 250 cups to the pound.
And it’s a tea' of ' __
rare economy and ""’
flavor
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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TIME TABLE IN E FFECT MAY 2102, 1917.
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME '
Train! Oltttlnrtl-Read IIUWII Trains Inward-R950, 1|
Dail Daily Dill! Daily Daily Daily Ds.i
li- EI-Sill Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Bun. Ex-Sn
A-M- A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M.
6.40 Dep. Charlottetown Am 11.55 11.10 10.20
Hunter River 10.48 10.10 8.50
9.40 7.40 7.45
9.? 0
8 5 6
Ernehld Jct. 10._09
Kensington ~ 9.37 6.5
Bummerside Dept. 9.10 _ .10
19' army.
7 The Russian embassy announced to-
Coniiilaihi » (Iver  ri
.___-
MONTREAL, Nov.' 4.--Complaint
was lodged with the__Board of Control
yesterda from forty 'retail merchants
of the cIty that certain dealers were
buying up oarload lots of potatoes
and other produce in the Maritime
Provinces and shipping them to Mon-
’ treal and disposing of the Soods from
the cars in thd railway yards without
payment of license to the city. The
board referred the complaint to the
law department and the superinten-
dent of markets.
"ONLY F_iV'E GERMAN8 SURVIVED
OUT OF A COMPANY OF 80
BRITISH .HEADQUARTERS AIN
BELGIUM, Nov. 3.-It has been ascer-
tained that in tht British advance the
Germans paid a terrible price in the
defence of Passchondaele Ridge. One
company of reserve infantry went in
S0 strong and all that came out of
the battle were one odlcer and four
men. One battalion of German
_Grenadiers. after concluding; spell
of duty. had but its adjutsnt and one
.msn left. ‘
R’USStlA STILL HOLDS NEARLY
2,000,000 MEN ON EAST
FRONT .
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Notwith-
standing withdrawals of Gemran
troops from the Russian front for the
Italian campaign. there still are 147
Germain, Austrian, Turkish and Bul-
garian divisions facing the Russian
" dsy that it has received from General
iDessino, representative of the Russi-
_an army with the British headquart-
ers, the following figures on the
8.50
9.48
10.37
11.18
11.55
Si-5~99°.°‘
n~“2§
014°
Bqlmmer side ` Arr. 8.50
or! Hill 7.54
0'Le ary 7.05
Alber ton 6.19
Tign ish Dept. 5.45
l)0Cl0R GAVE  
Hon. Wed
Tues. Thur. & Tues. _
& Sat. Fri. & Sat.
P.M. P.M. P.M.
Tues.
dr Sat.
" P.M. A.M.
1.50 9.45 -9.45 Dep. Emerald Jet. Arr. 9.35 7.35
8.40 10.35 10.20 Arr. Cspe_'I‘ravs rse Dep._ 9.00 6.45
WOMAN V|N0i
Dail Daily ‘ ` Daily
Iiix.EIun Ex.Sun. _ Ex.Sun.
PM "
3.20
4.30
4.57
5.17
6.20
A.M. A.l\i.
7.00 Dep. Charlotte town Arr. 10.00 6.10
8.50 Mt. Stewart
Daily
Ex.Sun.
P.M.
8.50 4.30
Mor ell 8.22 3.35
Si. Peters 8.00 3.00
Bom is Dep. 7.00 1.55
And She Got Well-Her
Nsrvousness Disappeared
Flint, Mich.--“I keep house for my
Ismily of six snd got into a generally
'”PTPC`
__ 1:35
A.lllI. '
. Elmira Dep. 5.40
run-down condition. I was weak,
nervous and could not sleep, and hsd
P.M.
4.30
5.10
5.40
6.15
A.M. P.M.
Ht. Ste warg Arr. 8.50 4.10
Cardigan 7.52 2.54
Montague 7.28 2.25
Georget own Dep. 6.50 1.40
headache s good desi of the time.
My doctor prescribed Vinol and it
r made me well and strong. I sm a
' good deal less nervous and Qin sleep
nights."-Clsrs Smith, rar; W. 4th
Ave., Flint, Mich.
”' ‘“ sin.. 'Farr
Only 1iix.§at.
_ ___ glenn.
Daily Sat.
Exlsat. Only
& Sun.
We sell/Vinol on s positive gusr-
antee to mske nervous, weak, run-
dovm women well and strong or re-
P M. P.M.
3.10 3.10 Dep.
. A.M. AM.
Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 9.45
4.25 4.55 Vernon River 8.27 8.31
5.55 7.05 Arr. .Murray Harbor Dsp. 6.30 7.00
A All trains unless otherwise marked run daily, Sunday Excepted_
turn their money. Try it anyway.
Q ll||S RUN-l)0WN ,
E. A. Foster, druggist, Charlotte
town. Vlnol is sold in Montague by
H. J. Mahon, also _at the best druggistg
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Banish That Pimple
with lluticurad
Cuiicura Soap cleanscs, purifics and
bcnutifiefs, wlrilc the Ointment soothes
and heals pimples, blackheads, etc. Do
not confound these fragrant, delicate
cmullicnts with coarsely medicated
soaps and ointmenis.
SampeEss:h Freebylis . Address t.
ara=.h:nnn.r.:nr.h-~°-U-fi"
 
“Four German infantry divisions
same time German divisionsvhave
been transported from the French
troops which is being maintained nt
present against the Russian armios
are: Eighty-six-infantry and ten _cav-
alry German divisions; thirtyt-hree
infantry* and eleven cavalry Austrian
divisions, and seven Turkish and Bul-
garian infantry divisions, making a
total of one hundred and forty-seven
enemy divisions."
German divisions at the present
men, making a o
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{'l`he Potato Trade ‘%{~ '/4/. ~ Pliit is illeveiiled
2 . 4111*?
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-A plot to
bent the British blockade and violate
American neutrality bciiorc thc en-,
trance of this nation into war was*
admitted today in the United Statesi
District Court by Hans Hassen, for~'
mor chief steward of the liner Chris~'
tlaniafjord.
Before Judge Ervin, liassen plead-|
ed guilty to an attempt to get unrnan-_
lfested rubber out of this port without
the knowledge of the customs author~'
itie at a time when rubber was verv
B .
necessary to the German Empire and.
when a break-between this nation and.
the Central Powers was daily expect-.
ed.
After admitting his own guilt Hans-
sen took the stand as a witness for
the government against Oscar and
Joseph Newman. importers and ex-
porters. of the Flatiron building, who
are accused of conspiracy with him,
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and Sven Du Ritz and William Henri,
two other Scandinavlans alleged to
have been parties to the plot. _ 
Questioned by John C. Knox. Chief*
Assistant United States Attorney. the!
ship’s steward told the court how he
had arranged to place in the music:
room. ofthe big liner n; phonograph‘
cabinet which had been specially'
_ A t _G t manufactured with secret compart-
€ge3liuLn(;ie:,:°tro:::r° “man mom ments in which rubber could be plac-I
- od aboard the vessel, he said. `
Detectives Barnitz and Busby. and
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lhggetghhh hrlliliiqtilriirilwnnfzildiirylttalrinialiiliili "her members °f the p°"°° bomb
and Galicia immediately prior to the squad' told h°W the'-V had bee" in'
attack on the Italian front. At the formed of the s°h"*"m° by
the maker of these trunks and had
watched the Newman offices. All of
the men whom they arrested for sup-
front.
,, _ ri til ti i _
The ww] 'mummy of enemy lwovziitii olia;cliri,tIln(zi'i'iarlrl <ii‘wDan%i;i`llleIt]:lc(i
traction. .
POPE'8 NOTE BASIS '
OF GERMAN POLICY.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
Amsterdam, Nov. 4.--Count vnu
Hertling has accepted the following
demands of the Relchstag majority
time are oughly estimated at 12,000 according to the Vossischc Zeitung:
r t my of 1'764'000_ First-That Prussian eloctral ire-
form be carried out.
Second-That -political censorship
c°N-een" In Keremky B M" ew and the state of siege be abolished or
mitigated
A significant change was made to-‘ ' _ _
night in the cabledreport of Premier Thi"d_Thm the i0"e’g“ Policy be
Kersnsky's interview as published dur~ cwducted im the basis of the G01*
mg the duy_ mstead of saying "The man reply to the Pope‘s pease note.
Allies must now take up the burden,"
the correction by the cable company QQRN Expog-r pR0|.||3|-|-ED
jmakes him say: "We have fought . ____. .
since the beginning and have therright WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The War F I
t0 Clillm that the AIUSB HOW lake the Trade Board yesterday issued an  
heaviest Daft Of the b\l1’¢\'eH~" order' prohibiting the export of corn
except in special cases- where sul
in all Prince Edward Island towne
sn ns
-in"
5 wool garments. `
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- lt’s the right thing to have on in the chilly momings
' when you first go out-keeps the col out and-
' doesn’t interfere with movement.
_ Look for the Atlantic Trade
_ mark on every suit.  
A'l1.AN11c UND:-znwsan LrMr1'r:n. fy '
MONCTON. N. B. ‘ 
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VVORICIITRS  
need the warmth and . _,
wear oi honest wool.
 -ATLANTIC
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is made for the Maritimes, for Lumbermen, Fisher-
men,»Farmers, Teamsters, Miners and Steel Workers,
for all men who require perieélly-woven Maritime _
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niincnt local grocer. Word has re~
cently courg from England, that owing
to a surplus in all Europe oi' these
tahle necessities, no more will he rc-
qu.ired this year from ffanmln or thc
United States. Contrary to pronrisc
of the early year. the potato crop or
the old land has outstripped anything
of previous years. The British lslcs
i alone will have 3, surplus of 1.000,000
1 tons it is said.
` United States also, has ri. crop al-
most twice as large' :rr-r lust ,\c;\r.
while (‘anada's potato crop is szriri In
fur' cxrocfl lust seasorrs All this will
he good news to everyone but this pro-
ducer. The fact flint fliorc is 1| sur-
plus oi' anything in ihv fuorl lirw in
tlicsrf days oi' world-t`aurino talk, will
he cause for relief for tho uppr‘<'-liur|- '
sive. iiut the pr0dur~_cr' will not wei-
corne thc news. .that potatoes arc likr-_
ly to he r:he‘nper', instead oi' dealt-1',
when spring comes.
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use r-f --
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P¢\"°9|‘=d 1° be Defvndeli 1° L88!! flcient evidence of the necessity of ex-~ A N
_   , ecesszty
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The pro por; is eggabllghed
visional government has decided to “This is dug to the 1,119 arrival af
defend Petrograd to the last extrem- the new corn harvest," said the- _ . .
_ ny and has nrmnnnnsn for me present nonrnn ..,.,,,,,,,,ce,,,em_ -»,,,,,, expo... _ 'ihen insure rn good strong stock compan-
|plans to change the seat of govern- ers have been warned not to make __ _ _
_.nent to Moscow. nny shipments or Contracts for- snip- \es,v\ hr :n never contest an honest claim such
Sialztlkegrarns ireviceivefd hlered ttoday ments unless liice-uses have been pre- _ ed b
sa e comm ss on or e e ence viously receive ."
of Petrograd' had reached that deci- as is represent y
sion because the critical situation of 'POTATO RAISERS ARE
APPOINTED
me country made it indispensable MucH ms ' ' F R 
____ . ,
that the government remain in Petro~ A.
grad as long as the capital was not The local potato growers may be _ _
directly menaced by Germans. The disappointed in getting the high price _ `
constituent assembly, it is expected, for their crop in the spring that they Challouetown
will be convoked at Petrograd. ‘are expecting, is the opinion of a pro-  ~ '
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F I S I-I A D VE R T IS E M E N T   _
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NEW YORK FISH ADVTS
Kingsland & Comstock I Gates L0 illhggghm Bmlhgrg
Thomas Nl. Reid & Co' ° _ ` N. S. _ ` .,    
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Specialties. Smelts. Eels and Clams. Consignments solicited, daily
108 Fulton Fish Market, New York
returns, Stencils and stationery on application.
Reference Market and Fulton National Bank. New Yorn.
B. B. WIDEY, & SONS. Transfer Agent Boston
S66-i0~30M&E BW
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SPECIALTIES-Surclis and Eels
Wholesale Commission
Wholesale Commission ¢ . _ _
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers _ nearer, in Fresh Fish ‘ bm"”""`
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DAILY RETURNS-Stencils and iiistructiorrs on application i"""F*‘ 9"" 1"'|’°"i”|m*"“
SHIP US YOUR, SMELTS ' No. 1, F(ultor; Fish Marke:.lNe1w York.
"  ' ‘ons gnments 'So c tc
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H- M» Rvws & C<>mP°“>/» .  .__   _ JAS. ZELLER & SONS _
l\'o. ii Fulton Wholesale Fish 'IMai~kct, NEW YORK
INCORPORATED _
Wholesale Commission eDalers in
M 'I I 1~‘nEs'nr1s1r
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- Wholesale Commission deuicrs in all kinds of
Fresh and Frozen Fish
Comqgnmentg given careful attention and daily returns made.
Smelts and Eels a Specialty
All the Eels you can send us _ ,
6910 .}0MtusEf3n1th _ A/ _ _ My _  W W
Lockwood & Winant
he Q 4 Fulton 1"lr-_slr Market
864-10-30MtusEfri6wks . -
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861-10-30Mt\.lsEf3mthspd
Careful personal attention given to all Conslilhniehls 367_10_30MtusEf6wks_
£7 - -_ _, -all 1 _ rl Q
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l)url_\ llriurlrs
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  &  Wholesale Commission Doulcrs in all ioiuds of
_ . I Company Fresh and Frozen Fish
Who| 1 D 1 | d `m f || K1 d f SMELTS. MACKEREL ANI) EELS A hI’E(iIALTY
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FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS. &t'. 863_10_30Mw,Em12wk,_ _
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CommissionTD§_§§er°_§:1h Fresh Fish. Smelts a specialty
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6 ulton Fish Market-NEW YORK   __  Elwblished in -1890 'FSL B. Wiley & Co., Boston, Mass
 ' coNsioNMnN'rs somcrrnn
N0. 12 FULTON MAR.KE'1‘, LEW' \()l{K
‘FRESH FISH, 'LOBSTERS, SMELTS, EELS, &c.
-~ Consignments solicited and prompt returns made. y-Send all stock in
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NE\V \'0RK ` References any wholesale house _.
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Fish Fish. lobsters. Etc., tqnadian __  .
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   a  N0. 109 Fulton Mur'k_ci', New York
- _ Fulton Fish Market, New vonK ' ' ` ' Consignments Solicitcd ` ' ’
Lolrsters, Scallops, (‘lnn|s
176. Atlantic Ave., Boston
Consignments Solfcitcd
873!-10-30Mtu1i']l'rllilwkspri_
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COUNT TEN.
We are fold that wc ought to ihiuk
twice before we speak. Sometimes
we are advised ii’ wo aro ici->lin;: un-
kindly, to count lon bcforc wc open
our mouth. Yet liar-ity words oft-
  J CALEB IIALEY SEAIIURY N. HALEY
.1 _‘ times ily frofm our lips in the moment.
of excited feclinsxz and hcfore wer
have time to think twice. or count:
half of ton. the harm is don#-. fha
‘keen word was flashed like is dart ins
to some gentle heart.
These hasty words are spoken, too]
most frequently between ,those who
love each other. We control mm
speech fairly 'well when it is wiili
strangers or ordinary acquaintarrces
we are speaking; but with those wo
love best we are less careful. no
let our worry or our wcarirrcsn make
us irritable, and ilicn we uitnr the
hasty words wliich :ivu minutes af-
terwardiwe would give all we have to
recall. But such words never run he
r- called. They may be forgiven, fun
-'e forgives t.-il seveuzy run-~. -even
'.i..res; but the 'lrouu-Is, t'rc sr-:rs ro-
main.
Words are mighty, words. urn living:
Serpents with their venomous
stings. ”
Or bright angels crowding round us.
With heaven’s light upon their,
wings; _
Every word has its own spirit.
s True or false, that nevor dies:
Every word man's lips have uttered
Echoes in God's skies.
--Adelaide Proctor, ,