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litlltlhf-ll!! tYll\'»°!‘¢lly lu connection'Dey Alliance of the province of Que.
-mes ings of the Temperance Al- bec, will proceed\under the federal
lis.nee.B,
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...°llrs. G. Howlett, Boston, who
hssibeen homes few weeks on gucci, t ed. Rev. J. A. Gordon, D. D., form-
of her mothers illness left yesterdiilylcrly of Charlottetown, is president of
on return.° 'the Montreal branch of the Alliance
, ' ui,
Wi1\>°¢" H McKenzie. charlotte- _
town. wt yesterday morning for _ (Canadian Press)
Revelliqke. B- G.. tp ian. his brother x1_Nos'roN, Nov. zo-The meet,
Rev. Father J. C. McKenzie, _ rreports now are to the eilect that
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-\Wedp_esday_ 7¥,l’,drfioon,q/ as Mfg-_'E north and south coasts practically
Howatt_~-Andrevfgg _and sister-in-iaw_ \vii>'ing_out the towns of Savan_nah,La
Miss Allglri-iw, Wslh'-driving intb town Mar and Lucia both towns of con-
fmm Sli- E105 ,.55 stile)-horse took siderable importance. ~
Street and stsr¥o,d_‘.»to-!‘lun. Miss An-
MSM it |°“\°`f _. _ My on Central The reports brought in by the stea-
dn" P1'_E°k“Y |1°l‘N0ll to the reins,lMontego Bay the centre of destruc-
hllf WB! _Dl\ll°d-. out. of the carriage tion will be cut oil from communica-
oV0l' ul! dl_lhhoa!`d` and dragged for- tion for a week at least. The entire
quite a distance. Except for a bad_wharf front at Montego Bay was
shs.‘llng.uP she fortunately escaped wrecked,
unhurt. ' <‘ - »
urls. will leave -uaoaog aiu.-oz 'aug 'vmvmm
fllorning for Bos- tusipu-ing) en; oe Ispedg)
I 'iiiilullldi 1° 531° “ll Joi [icq imp
|000‘008$ PUUQ 01 P9'l‘1¥0~1d svq :iusiu
(Canadian Press) o
law to .close all ' moving picture
houses on Sunday in this province.
and 9, leader in the presentcrusnde. ‘
'the great tidal wave has swe t the
mer say that 42 were killed at
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gsrimlliorphiris ncrlimlsl.
ou' Nanoono.
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For Infants and Children.
Kmd You* Have
Always Bought
_Bears the __
Signatllre _ _
of .
Forty-nine picture houses are affect-
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fi Pagan Sfomldiy °Dlsi"ts|%.
W:`ms,¢gnwmhm,Fwuish-
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, _ E. A. Foster, Druggisi.
We have been in business in this
town for some time, and we are look-
ing to build up tradeby always ad-
vising our patrons right.
So fwhen we tell you that we have
found the effective scheme remedy.
you~es_n depend upon_it that we give
our advice, not in ordér to sell a few
blltfilveoauss we know it will keep our
business if we help our patrons.
‘Ws keepin stock and sell the well
known skin remedies, But we will sac'
thier 1| yon are suffering from anv
ki oi skin trouble, eczema, psorias-
is," ` sh or tetier. we want you to
U-pc ful] gi,” bo_ttle_of-D. D.D. Pre-
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bot'tl`e“cif medicine to skin sufferers.|
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0u|_'lPersonal Advice r
 - 0   to all Skin -Suiierers”
Again and -again we have seen how
B few drops of this simple wash, ap;
plied to the skin, takes away the
itch instantly, And the cures all seem
to be_ permanent.
D. D. D. Prescription made by th'
D. D. D. Laboratories of Toronto is
composed ei thvmol. slveerlns. oil 0'
wintergreen, and other healing, sooth-
ing, cooling, ingredients. And if _vor
are just crazy with itch, you will
feel soothed and cooled, the itch ab-
solutely washed away the moment
yon 'apply this D. D. D.
We have made fast friends of more
than onefamily by recommending this
remedy to a skin sufferer here sn'
there and 'we want you to tl'v if 110W-`
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L,et_fus Attend to Your
it E  .Plumbing Trouble `
i _ hWe have a large staff of expert plumbers-
E make a specialty of their work and know that .we
` . i beg 'll ice.
.cm  Jiritigt-cla;sp(;s;il1ipin§fili.`., modern .meth0dS
.\ -"land skilled workmen make for satisfaction when
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Hiya You-'r"I-Iome_ H cared
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. Dorftwait for the cold weather to some bo-
. _  yan “C to the Pmpcf, healing of your home.
3 L Sui, bn' me wmk now, |...ia_y and see that your
..- '  jsfweii pmtecie:l`_iro.u wiut_er's winds and
\ -"|`fo`rins.' Call or phone
ging our system.
261 for information re-
`tlle"1‘urkish government which resort-
Drunkenmss _Can . Bc Cured
_ ` Alcura Will Do It
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Alcura the Ridely labown treatment
for Alcoholism can now. be obtained
at our store. It is guaranteed to
cure or benefit, or money refunded.
Remedy that has been tried by
thousands and found to do just as it
claims. if
Drunkenneas is a disease. Those
who are afflicted with the craving for
llfiilor have toybe helped .t9_,_throw it
oil. _Alcura ll,o_.', 1, can b¢`,}' ven sec-
retly;-ige coupe pr ieoa.~¢,i_ '_a Ne. 2
‘s .egenyoiizitu ._~ treatin ` !_"_-_"
 171 YOM* -lrvgedf ones 'tif restore
:themselves to`_"lives of sobriety and
usefulness and'_to fegazn the respect
of the community in which you live.
Ullli' $1.00 per box, Ask for Free
Booklet. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store, Charlottetown.
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(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Morning
P097-» discussing the Canadian Naval
programme, says Premier Borden,
ought to insure a policy that is not
liable to be reversed by a future gov-
ernment. He should also enforce the
view that a Canadian contribution is
in addition to, not in subtitution of,
' a British contribution.
The question of preserving a Dom-
inion Naval unit should be left an
open question.
- (Special to the Glmrdifln)
OTTAWA, Nov. 20-It is under-
stood from well informed circles here
that there will be radical changes -in
the Dominion civil service very soon.
Sir Geo Murray the English ex-
pert, who has been appointed to rc-
organize service, has the report about
completed. Is is understood he nd-
vochtes considerable change.
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Nov. 20.-Because of
the recent riots between McGill stu-
dents and the Montreal police, it has
been determined by the civic authori-
ties to pass a by-law forbidding un-
dergraduates to parade the streets.
In. future this privilege will he
granted only to religious or patriot-
ic organizations,
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Nov, 20.-The new finan-
cial resolutlon of the Home Rule
Bill was discussed in Committee ol
the House of Commons to-day. Aus-
tin Chambbrlain remarked that if Ire-
land demanded separation she must
bear the burden of her own financial
responsibilities.
Lloyd-George declared it would pay
Britain as well as to have prosperous
Ireland as to have prosperous West
Indies or South Africa. _
Bonar Law pointed out that Brit-
ain did not pay old-age pensions in
the colonies and there was no sound
reason why she should pay them in-
definitely in the Home Rule Ireland.
Bir. »F..Banbury moved to amend
the resolution providing. that the pay-
ments for Irish services should not
involve any charge on the British
tax-payers; This was defeated by a
majority of 115. The resolution was
passed by 9, majority of 111.
CONBTANTINOPLE, Nov. 20-No-
zim Pasha the commander in chief of
the Turkish Army Isset Pasha com-
mander of the general stad of the
war office and 'the late commander in
chief .Yemen and Chaden Bsy the
councillor of seats have been ap-
pointed Ottoman plenipotentiaries
for the negotiations ol the 'armistic
wiith the Bulgarian representatives.
The duestion of peace bulks large
in the foreground. _
The fact that the official communi-
cations with regard to the Bulgarian
reply issued at both Constantinople
and Bofia make no mention of the
preliminary considerations has given
rise to the comment as it was gene-
rally expected that Bulgaria would
insist upon dxing the basis before
consenting to enter upon negotia-
tions.
The belief is very general that Bul
geria would dempnd capitulation of
Adrianople and other fortified places.
Turkey would refuse to entertair
any such stipulation.
There was no serious fighting to
day.
Blight caunonade and fusilade were
exchanged st right and left wings. If
is generally believed that the object
ol the authorities in quartering near-
ly 2,000 cholera patients in the Mos-
que of Bt. Sophia is to deter ene‘
miss from setting foot within the
building. ` The talkin the Sofia
papers regarding the ‘celebration of
Te Deums in that historic pile un-
doubtedly produced the impression on
ed to this truly Oriental the expedi-
ent thwarting such a design.
Tl] BE -~SUlIlIESSllll " ,»
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PERFECT HEALTH
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of sueeesi
and bodily
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there's just one right way to secure
99'; mls by the followinr dealers.
. 1.oNnou,Nev. eo.-'rue onreun-.iw _ '_
; correspondent in the front at Had-
f emkolli has wired that the battle
there proved the bloodiest of the wer
and both ‘sides had s fearful loss of
life. `
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Nov. 18-An agreement
of the Home Rule quarrel in the
House of Commons was brought ab-
out today when the Government an-
nounced their intention of reaching an
end desired, by more roundabout
means and the Unionists having made
e. good demand for the observance of
the precedent raisedno ob;lection.'l‘he
neo result of the row will he to delay
the progress of the Home Rule Bill
for ten days.
(Canadian Press)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 19-Na-
zim Pasha the Turkish commander in
chief sent the following despatch at
3.30 o'clock this afternoon.
"A desperate artillery engagement
began this morning and is béing
continued with success.
The Bulgarianlnfantry operating in
front of the centre of the line of de-
fence was repolsed by the artillery
lire.Part of the enemy’s batteries were
silenced.
We ordered n detachment of troops
to advance.
Thily attacked the enemies entrench-
ments and forced them in flee.
We captured A number of rifles ma-
chine guns, helmets, shovels and pick-
axes.
A number of helmets bore the badge
inscribed 35th regiment Vrunia show-
ing that there are Servinn troops
with the enemy.
The battle continues.” '
Another telegram from Nazim Pas-
ha estimates fhe Bulgarian losses in
Monday’s lighting on the Turkish
right wing as four hundred killed and
wounded. These include twenty of-
iifcers..
Two machine guns were captured.
Psoriasis
All Over Body
umm sau incurable, sur new
There ls Ilo Sign of Disease,
Thanks to Ilr. 6||ase's
Ointment.
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Psoriasls is one of the most dreaded
oi' itching skin diseases. It is a. sort of
chronic eczema. The itching it causes'
is almost beyond human endurance,
and doctors are accustomed to give it
up as incurable. _.
But here is a case that was given
up and pronounced incurable. The re-
sult proves that Dr. Cbaae's Ointment
almost works miracles in curing the
worst form of itching skin dlseale
imaginable. .
Mrs. Nettle Massey, Consecon, Ont..
writes:-"For five years I suffered
with what three doctors called
psoriasis. They could not help me, and
one of them told me if anyone offered
to guarantee a cure for $50.00 to keep
my money, as I could not be cured.
The disease spread all over me. even
on my face and head, and the itching
and burning was hard to bear. I used
eight boxes of Dr. Chase‘s Ointment.
and I am glad to say I am entirely
cured, not aslgn of a. sore to be seen.
I can hardly praise this ointment
enough." `
The soothing, healing influence of
Dr. Chase‘s Ointment is truly wonder-
ful- g Eczema. salt rheum, burber's
itch, rlngworm and scores of such tor-
turing ailments are relieved at once
and as certainly cured if the Ointment
is used persistently. Mothers find Dr.
Chase‘s Ointment invaluable in pre-
/enfing _and curing the skin troubles
of babies, such as chafing, irriiatlons
ofthe skin and baby eczema.
Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 cents a
box. All dealers, or Edmanson, Bates
dl: Co.. Limited. Toronto.
 '
.nguest state of health, for strength!
ening the nervous system to its high-
sst state of perfection there is no-
hing that will do more good than
Newlife, (Red Blood Tablets) a sup-
erior blood and nerve food that
has worked many wonderful cures in
housands of cases and that has be-
nefited every user. Nulife.s.dds force,
im, power and strength to the sys-
tem by filling the body with the na-
tural elements of nutrition-rich, red
blood-that devedops the cells, and
'mpai-is s spirit of proaressivenels.
elf- confidence and power that will
If you are weak, if you are sudering
lace you among the leaders of men.
from any disease caused_by impure
blood, if you want better health
it and that is by the use of Nulife
(Red Blood Table s. A box costs 5012.
1`for $1.26 and 6 -for $2.50. For
Ileliinnon Drug-Co.
The Two Macs, City.
Geo. lil. Hughes, City.
I. A. Foster, City.
J. W. Carruthers, llontagus.
Cox Bros., Morell.
lfrs. A. N. Csmvbefi. 3%- P°¢°"°
H. J. Mshonx Bouris.
Alex. Robertson, Red Point.
B. P. Smith, Kingkorsz-
5, H. Colwlll, New Hn en.
Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.
Calvin Howstt, vietoris.
Kler 1 \fci"sdyen. Kensington.
P. N fnmen, Snmmersids. ,
ll. C. Lerlsm North Rustleo.
W. B. Dyer, Albertson.
Krs Lottie llnrnaghas Peeke'e
country remaining under the Surera-
inty of Sultan and that the powers
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(Canadian Pressi
SOFIA, Nov. 19-Bulgarian con-
ditions for agreeing to an armistice
were transmitted to Constantinople
early this morning. They were ac-
companied by Bu1garia's main condi-
tions for the conclusion of peace, the
principal stipulation of which per-
mits Turkey to retain the city of
Constantinople and a strip of coast
territory ir. Europe.
- It is understood that the terms of
the allies for an armistlce are mode-
rate and that Turkey may save Con-
stantinople xf tshe accepts them. Res-
pecting Albania it is said in well in-
formed quarters that the Balkan len-
gue probably will not object to that
will acquiesce in this .
(Canadian Press) _
NEW YORK,Nov.l9-Gyp The Bl0od _
the Sui remc Court this afternoon.
flh9,1`“l'y wus uui._iui hour and ten
‘ minutes.
Justice Gofl remanded the prisoners
,until tomorrow morning, when he
will fix the date for the sentence.
The entire procccdiiigs in thc court
_alter the jury came in occupied only
lseven minutes.
l The gunmen were brought into
court by four prison wardens and
uniformed policemen, _
They heard the verdict with faces
unmoved stairiniz straight ahead. On
the way back to the cells the convict-
ed men walked erect all except "Whi-
tey" who went with bowed head..
The crowd in't)1e ,court room re-
ceived the verdict without demonstra-
tion and the news caused no visible
excitement, wh'eii~ iii reached the
throng outside ihe__huililing. _ The
.rounscl announced ‘he would appeal
[rom the verdict and as in the Becker
Léfty Ldlile, Whitey Lewis and Daegn
Frank the gunmen charged with the
murder of Rosenthal are all (ound
fi -s s
cnse it may bc months before the
ultimate fate of the men is decided.
_ guilty of murder in the first. degree in
that an Ulllmatum will be Bent by
Austria to Servla within 24 hours
giving three days for reply.
(Special to the Guardian)
i OTTAWA, Nov. 21-Action which
bearing on Fisheries in Maritime lrro-
vinces has been taken by the Depart-
ment of Marine it Fisheries by the
passage of an order in council autho-
rizing the establishment of an advi-
sory fisheries hoard with the idea of
developing fisheries on the Atlantic.
Prince Edward Island will have one
member on a board of thirteen.
The Board will meet yearly in Ot-
tawa and outline -plans for the deve-
lopment of fisheries. , , `
'It is expected that valuable infor-
mation will be secured and the de-
partment will be in a position to
do more for the industry as a. result.
Officials of the department `will
have seats on the board and the
other thirteen members will be repre-
sentative of the fishing industry.
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