P'rmefé‘   id
ioaiiiiee nelly-e.is_=Ni4h¢-7 an¢i.g_45
eurc in plfic-_-. in ine boy she had lost
.BILLY   __We_d.  l`hu_i~_t;. . 
AND !tiJiim.fiiLi.ii.i:  Mk p;,,i,_f,,,-,i
i ‘ l
2-Big Laughing Acts or _
-Ld ' 2' _i 1;
Last limes Toilay
'ro ste W_ 53_
1N
Blue 'Blazes
‘C
Raw
The story d<a's with
the awakening of :i
eriugh, brutalized man
io a sinse nf bi-tier.
things =hrough the ap
peat of a woman who
luis laws! h-r.'i‘ own nun
mul takes the rough `
woodsman to her
-_-__
,___ _Ltd., who are noted for
_' 3` abreast of the times, sprint:
a. pleasant surprise Yesterday when
Dlanths.
largely in the American ma8H2l1l6b~
street dresses.
it was a happy thouzhf on ‘hu
ladies to choose their owns
from Mr Newman, meafdf -n. its
being taken on 'die 'slip-fnrui avstm
F
orden and,,from»\ the new meisure
ment are entirely satisfactory
need little alteration as their i ui id
l.1nf.ictory at Toronto is noted o
supirioi lit and worltmiinship Pit
one Ltd .ite now ilio srllliig agents
for ‘Dlantiia Dresses' mul win liiivi-
zi showing two or three times' u yt=.ir
ii-lille vntalogties ure t`>i'iv‘._-1 .`-V
Itcitztliiments :ind puhl-ir» :‘iiii_ii\oii
|1171-ici:ssi`tniting dainty go\vu_~= -.i‘i`~‘-. iii-.»
‘VR ‘ ' N `~1gln‘t>:fdy wdvottiscd for thi: i‘- ii ini
iN ""
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‘The l<`urther__.”\d-
”` ventures of Tom 1'-aw
Q , ‘yt-r” by Mark 'l`_Wain.l
 Pa he News Apiciure that will ap*
ny interesting scenes peal to boys and girls-
nf the Great Conflict from 7--to 70 ' ’
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 makes good" i '
~-» Pastry A
f -_ '-:pf-.Cla.l --nt  ._ ‘
9 »-fm
n .i r,"l’»cr<-'er' ‘ ~ ~ ‘ 
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~» r 'if.»-.ir. lt contains the choicest
tall wheat (the finest pastry -' '.‘i
-~. the world) blended with western spring wheat
~f.- ~ i.-..-_ the strength. _ _ _-
 dhVE.R F LCUR
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iiiittizn or Bimini-:n wut-;A'i' _
... i - ..,`~-~ir, ilslcieit Pies ii-id Tam-the most inviting Cakes,
t i. .- ' i"f;iighniit»-~snd res? homemade Bread, with the  .
f i ~ i rr  . gm-uon between the tough Pastry and tssteleu Bread,
f .fr ~..ii-.iii flour, and the "good things" mule with
V
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"life i' ' 1`>':i‘.'-1' roirie
iii: H l -' -1 . i ' .;-rlr svn Feed. Coarse Grs-Ins and Cereals. 204
*rin 1 si    ::w'."=.n, . ci»tA'ri-i.».ivi,ost
\&|F'M'§T2' U‘XI"2l? ‘(’,»}Z".".f  -.`
(`..iiiatla i"i'i-id Board iii-ur 'viill License N010.
l i i>0Ui..'rfR_i'   
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W c buy kirids, of dre_-settle! 
_ loultry _at your nearest shipping; ~-
oint:-j_. _Will s.~f~.'id wet->kly ;>rici»‘
l A  lvdli me up°a`uil lt keep* 1"" ill "P3011"
ists to _v]ot'1i- inercham. "M i 
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 _  ‘- ' . . [mm styles and  _ so v's‘h_li'
' don”  'i-len s‘ns~iismi .i 'un , `a_  _tits
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Yesterday quitc n. iiunilici' fi* ..i_ilic<=
"Fools and Fires." ~;iU¢~_|{ 3, Toyz" _ “"6  “  
were promptly given wlii!i~ i.iii.iy'i
'Mr. lflewman representing the popul- '
" Dresses" advertised so
ll
vm-'rv-,Ito
.'li>"7iii"
"*u‘.!.°Q.’!§:_:: . _ .  -
_ one oi"nie'1if=_ilt-ceiitm  "
0| 'the Plans of 'the' A|lie=
 'gave a showing of the- latest New . _ _ ' " ' ' _  `|
York styles in af‘ternoon,eveiiiu,._ iiri 
» ,BB great Russian port oi-
- Vladivatoh is now one~ot
_ the,_ great centres for the
i . .Allied srlniss. At the .end
in ssmsiwaa--dm of uw Brit-is
and .lQpsnsM,sl'iips ln the port iosind
. A.” t , .‘E'1t'nss&'_ary tofllnd armed forces tn i
that one ;§a`nd!,§.$9E§\ ;*`i¢ Hm`i.lp`rot.aet the interhts of their nation-1
These lov Y so s igiplg , ur ic _ _“Q *nd-£Q.~Pl’,¢!f3d order beespselthe
`§i>l deli t had made a. raid
all a Jajllldl "business establish-
snd Qui-be secured within tea days o mem ua “uct” other foreign nw
tloiials in tlt‘e streets. The landing
force was 'requested to protect cer-
tain thoroughfares and whsrves by
the consularbody, which was afraid
that an s.ttempt_`migliL be made to
blow up or burn the vast quantity
of stores which had her-u sent by the
Allied Governments to lliissiu. Biifnre
the downfall of the Czar, howcvcr,
rliriiuuli tht* firm. to their <'il»~l'~~i: ."-. “"3 Slllefillll railway \\.,‘s noi; u._l[l\‘ lo i."  `i
handle tho vast quaint ly of irilitury
i’h<.‘<_-ii lifted society is ii.-stiitiiu: ir 1-ii WGN WOI`i1l 1119-HY l1lill1'U1\S Of d0ll¥il`S
and it was principally io save these
from destruction that the British an-i
Japanese landed marines. . '
Before the landing of these forces
robbery and holdups in in-and day-
lllhl. were 0| ¢0tnmi,u occurrence,
and ip February-of this year-~tlic larg-
Olt hotel in the town wus raided .by
I band of rudane, who systi»nm.tically
h win which is limi win iiii fioi-iii Wen* *-1“'°“Sh'*h° °°°UI'=1“f`°f will
vllted.
The street dresses appeal at once
to the fastidious. dresser the mode‘s
green. while dark' colors predoinlnatc
anel effects with black fringe, or ii'-_
usticiuiy _decorated with hunk iiiiii-
Litry braid." Satin and cloth are also
i
streets. ‘
In the se_ml~evening gowns the
loveliest confectlons are shown in sc t-
ins and slllts with over dress uf
§eor_ge&e,__clio_ilce being given in ull
the po lar shades. 'Dhe neck is gt.i~
erally cut round with just a small c»‘~
lair ofdvhite to give a finishing ti.u<:.-i,
while the popular long sleeve ha" in
several cases the. new .Bell cuff. _
The models are all cliarml~ig~ly
slmple,_the narrow silhouette »e"ff<ct
giving' a' kraceftil ‘ aippearance tu 'ill
ilgures. Several styles have the full
accordeon 'plaited panel bacl: :ind
front, while ‘otlhers have a crush bi.-it
with bow tic ut back. Ono lovely
gown was of white satin, long ciimtr
ing :plain-ts, with panel effect hack
and fron-t of black and whte- striped
crepe. This was finished off with `i-Jug
black sillt braid. Other die;-.cs in
ameylhyst Georgette over silk, i"iisli
pink, blue and several styles wiali n
contrasting. trimming are <~erri'..1il.V
lovely.
In Misses dresses the sh`o\\'lng ls
also extensive and the daiiit ' l?'tle
party dresses in delicate sli:-i.  -ut
Iii- seen as pun fails tn d-=sr.‘~ » -'r
iivlincss.
.'.-‘or thc ‘indy ln mi/uizil i I I '_ iii
tory Dress” with its dn.li.t_, . ~'ii.--.=-.=
:.nd.rich clinging folds oi' lvlrit-l civil-'
. __ .i..___......_-_.___
_iuiviiiis siiisi/ui
1 .\.il:iiivi<‘_ lowu, - “I :tin U i|~u\'f»lliii_‘.£
I
s o g - . _ _ _ _
:be widely attended as every‘oi1».» lr. in rwm “nd mot from mm an hi” van
ables. It is estimated that the amount
uf money secured in this haul was
$125,000. I was in Vladivostok in
the revolution in 1905 and for some.
time after, when robbery, often with
shown 'being Ulf' V€lV€iS 0f UMC"--', violence, was s. daily occurrence. The
advent of the foreign forces pro-
  ve- in -ie    fl:;“:.°.§*..“;r...“::.:‘;. ‘;':§;L.‘;i.“.f;i. it
Straight ling effects are muf-h ii-..>. iythe "cas when me foreign patrufs
and arelartlstically finished oft i.-il, operated, safety of life and property
were immediately obtained. ‘
3 Althqlllll Vladlv.o_s1ok_,i.s young it'
is a~ t9wn..of wonderfultaskzhltecture.
The Government otllces and build-
styllishly combined and all tlies<~.‘ii.<.d- ings, churches, barracks and residen-
els are seen extensively on .\’cw X i-rl( ` ual h°!15e3 We Qf “Phd _SU`“°l“1f0- and
these in conjunction with tlie impos-
tiiilid business esthblishments give
ivostok a very imposing appear-
:)nce.d Atlthoiigli dthe streets - are
roa an msppe out on a broad
and comprehensive plan, many uf
the streets off the main thoroughfare
still have wooden sidewalks, and gut-
ters are full of filth and garbage.
Great numbers of beggars are con-
-stantay-imet with.” ‘
Ll e most other Russian .far east-
ern cities. Vlsdivostok _le what can
be termed a. “free city," _that is to
 weary) one doeg prettytwvell as he
1 ea. e own oemino 8.DDes.r,_io
.wake up until _mid{gight. Then _the
cafe cliantant artis s _d6_ a roaring
business, the hoiisedldevoted to this
form of _entertainment being very
numerous, the restaurants, with their
string bands, seldom closing before
daylight. The gadety, freedom anil
lack of care are typically Russian,
even in these hard times. There may
be an uprising or a riot at S p.ui.,
biat. at midnight tg: towii” will' be
fu l of life' chatxipa e‘will be tossc-Ll
ok with a 'recklessness astounding to
the foreigner, who knows the high
prices ruling for [this beverage.-
Desplte all this glare and 'glitter
of  .life _:here is much poverty
in 5 .vosto . A.. argeportlon of
the male population of' the city was
ealledto the colors in 1914. 'T-he
sepsiiiatiton lglldwaipcfh was diff _thi
sniaee. os.o e., syoso
contingent were killed in the earlier
stages of the wan' those returning
beingimostly-' cripples and uien 'unilt
for hard' manual labor. The pensions
which the wounded men were to re-
ceive, and .he allowances to the wives
si fine of the nicest |ii~f!»_:s sl; ~vn'aiid families of the men klllediliuve
'been 'stopped since, the -Bolshevlki
took .over thc girvcrnnient, _thus
lation on the charity of their more
wealthy hrcthrcn. '  .
The cost nf comipotliilcs. in Vludl-
vostolr has gone up iuziny limi-s over
- ~ :aincc thc outhrcalt of wut' und uiziny
Ambmmi an-d Wm* f things are unnbtainabln. The value
nr thc rmiblii is at. thu present time
iibout 13 ccuts hlcifican (61/, ci»utr:i);
i- .Zi-it-ii.:i. iiuil \-.i::; rmi~\i~\-.i_. _ iiiirn.; 
i '.'.. xiii ;iiii»i‘l\li‘ :mil iiii .wviliili iii my
"u:;;ii'.t'1i'l-l mc ‘.'1u<iE iiuin \-:lint 1
iuleti autl wlitlhin 1| !`»“." =i;iy.- :tft<:il‘
ports have to he paid* for on a. gold
basis.
As in Russia proper, thc Bolshe-
vlki demanded an unheard of wage
vkiiiiqttlcomineiic--l :fi u-ilu ond
c"ery spring and full lt,i1<.~ itto
- f"'l condlticn."-`\V. E. 13:"-l~'i~`i:iln'.
Auld Bros Ltd. i
- '
Fire It Insurance '
A N rcffssizy 
Then insure in good strong stocx compan-
les.- which never -_:tiniest an honest claim such -'
as is represented by "
- , . . 1 -
. E. R. BROW _
The reason we guarantee Vinci is
because it is a constitutional reuicily
cinitaining be-ef mid cod llvcr peo-
times,iron and manganese peptdnotee
and glycert‘.p‘.\_ospliate the most suc-
cessful tonics known.
E. A._ mister, Charlottetown.
` vtiiétié said in -Montague by H. J-
Mabon and at t.lie'best' drug storc in
every town and o‘tty"in the counMy._
Overseas' a .
AND A <;m>|_> ,WP
PLY OF Co,\iF0l<TS
FOR THE SOl.DlF.ll
BOY ARE _HERE
READY FOB YOUR
SELECTION. *
“KEEP HIM Clliflllll-
M I-‘UL -WHILE I-IE IS
WAITING T0 i_‘.0\lE
HOME."
The
W0
Boxiesy _ ' _
. _ _ ,J ' T 1 ~ f'
_  €7l|\‘l\7f*WWl ` ` ` ' _ _ _ ` Mug alma. _i|s°¢i`¢'s__i¢sos'r»fro\.___
for the workers and as the owners
1. built up my health uri! i=ii-fiiifrtli so, of factories could not make ,my pm..
f fit under such circumstmmes they pre-`~
i ferred that their factories should llo
lidle. The stoppage of imports into
'Russia over the Siberian line killed
,the port's shipping _business and the
.thousands of stevedorcs and dock
iliands were thrown out of employ-" _
‘ ment.
| Despite all this, Vladivostok is ang, _ i'
interesting place. It is probably the,_f
nearest blending ofeaet and west luis
ithe world. Thecommunity is a cos-‘_
i mopolitan one to a_, degree, incliidtnf'
` a large Population of Koreans, thou-i
sands of Japanese and Chinese. Gil-'
yaks from Prin1_a`_inorsknY8,- 0-\`0Cl\`l
from the msritisis provinces. repr '
' sentatlfves ot the Goidi. Hsllnun a
`. Semsger tribes, with 5. sprinkling _
Orochons, Manysr;s','Bii\rs and Dail
. isns. The strsn¢s~»thinl! is every o_
'seems to get on,witli the other a
to overlook each' oihe'r’s pcciillurltii
The Russians appear to have a pac
lar sift for getting on with Aslatics.
On the other side of tlite s_l;ie_léi o_o*
can _inttotg ce en a e ance
iii tiioii visdiidiixdk overs houses.
where-music of the highest class .is
- produced. i European stars have ijt*
peared on the stage both in vocal
and instrumental numbers. This loye
of the srtistls is another stai-nr;
phassot the nnssiss. but even in is
art. the Russian has s barbaric and
rsehlsss touch. _ _ _ _,__
A lesussanl-
"ly son, tlis -early bird edehu
th wermt’
-4- -; e. !‘r°1~ .ir -~‘ "*‘.‘7.+°iml
throwlng_a larize portion of thfi pupil- ,
.-.»~
be some who do
boys in France.
brought
get more
tobacco.
ziiiii-niuii This is
as from the front.
_ can
cannot always get
Zam»Bok tensed by the -sol-_
diers for sore-lisnds,frostblte,eold
cracks., cuts, sores ol llhklliil
(including gas sores), and sore and
bliltered feet. It _i_s pgt_np in tins
. of convifqlpnl  _-
Zam-Bok is lan as necessary, tw. 81-509? ¢°*»-.|l\iN‘lea- _and skin troubles of all kinds. Au
dulera or Zam-Bak Co., Toronto, 504: box,-_3 |0r`C1»35~"' Send this advertls_¢men§.a|ul.1e_-st,sgQ_(|g¢.
’ return postage) to Zam-Bula Go., Toronto, and receive FRE AM! ' `
thlt
sent
inthspoekstsotbatanianem
“"9 if  $9 IWW at tba
right moment. Whlnlln injury
ll treated immediately with Qgfu.
._siii=.thi=is.14l`  r _
__ sing or  “N
E S LE. "
l":"l"` l""5f"";‘“e; - supplies which ship -iiiit-r ship was L. i ' ' sl 55; J--,_ - "
- -- < - - . __ - - . -f" i
tween us.
Address .andi . '
~ - ~Presentaiion
-Shortly bef»ore_.1ilic departure of
Rev. R. .P. Murray from Mt. Stewart
a deputratlon of ladlesfroru the Pre-
sbyterian Church _waited "upon him
and on behalf of tlhe congregation 'pre-
senited- him with an address andpurse.
Rev. Mr. Murray although taken
soiiiewliait by surprise ‘acknowledged
both in suitable terms referring
briefly toiftlie many times hehiid been
remembered ln _similar ways by the
Mount Stewart _Congregiaition .
Follovwiinig was the aiddress:-
To the Rev. R. P. Murray,
Mount Stewart.
Reverend and' dea-r Sir.
We -the ladies representing the 'Pre-
sbyterian con-gregaitioni of Mount ‘Ste-
wsrt., desire by this meanls, to express-
our sincere regret at your contemp-
lated: departure from Mounit. Stewart
to another field of labor, and
tlliait tihe ties and etssociartions formed
amoiigslt ne.
Si gued,
Mt. Stewart,
between pastor and people during the _  Terms
» And the Election
past nine, years are about to ‘be sever-
ed.
We desire also to place on record
our keen appreclartlcn of your work
an our Minister since alssnimltiig
charge of this cougregaation nine years
ago, and assure you that 'we shall al-
ways- cherish tender and pleasant re-
co1'lect.lo_ne of the happy and cordial
relations tihat have ever existed be-
geiiiiil and. -kindly disposition, and .by .
your readiness and willingness at all
times to devote your time and talents
to the furtherance of every .good
work and actlvtiityy. having for its 'ob-
ject tlte welf‘a.re of the commun-ity and
the uplifting and betterment er the
people.” You have eud'eared~ your-
slelf to all cl‘a»sse's and creedei who will
sincerely regret your departure from
Asia small token of the esteem in
which you arqhelid by the people of. _
Mount Stewart sind adjacent districts.
_ws__b_sg you to accept this purse in
kindly rernembrance of us. 'and we »
trusrt and pray that in .true new field -_
to wlilcli you have been called, your E5°u5l'5 h""’e“"- "meh '-9 ‘mast °f- _
laibors imay be wbuiidaiitiy blessed. i"
MRS. llf0N'l‘,‘MA(.‘liA~Y,
of Ladies Md Society
~ Oct. 22nd, 1918
‘I.ON‘D0fN, Nov. 16.-(British Wire-
less Service)-“Ofne of the principal
issues at the forthcoming general
.election will be the nature of thc
peace settlement. lt will mean the ,E__ A_ Foster'
.\;.i\\. thus thc tcrrcr of \i;ii- luis dumping on me whMy,.,5_ fyho Stores ‘_ . i
` ` ` settlement of the woi'ld.’
' Premier Lloyd George made this
By your uirfailllng courte‘sy. your .
announcement in an address to'liil`
liberal supporterson November 11,
_ __ “What are the principles on whlgh
itliat settlement is to be effected?" he
,asked. "Are ive to lapse back into the
iold national rivalries, animositiesaiid
competitive armaments, or are we to
imitate the reign on earth of the
Prince of Peace? ls lt the duty of Lib.
éralism to use its influence to ensure
.,t_.liat it shall he a reign of peac@_
' e
There is a. place for everything; but
few people 'have access to the index.
i A d
_will soy the word
Secretary. 4
= lt is foolish for a man tot boast of
_i being boss in hits own house [when his
' ' wfi-fe' is present. _ _
splnster’s i sal man is one who
.._Z.__--l-_-
ll. D. Di.
The Liquid Wash for Skin Disaase
We have witnessed such remark-
able cures with this soothing wash
of oils that we offer you a bottle on
the guarantee that unless it does the
same for you, it costs you not a cent.
enti-at Dru store
C 8 .
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' N‘ the brain is consumed one-fifth of all
‘ I the-blood in the-~hum_an~.system. This.
._ gms bo feed _the native-_ cells land to
create the all-esseritialilietve force-for
" hails, news farce is- consumed in that act.
When any. unustisl d'eijns:id is made on
 ='tile~"'bt'afn,'=wltdther'by léxcessive mental
eifevtiorss-the res%lit_:_o£ gicgitsl worry and
'iinxiety,'»still~.more' od n mdre nervous
_ energy are udsd »in.th_c_f_=‘l)¢£in and other
oggjnrgiof t;l_t_e  are d of the nerv-
;, ou erzy. nécessary foe' their' proper
W° U: , . ..»’ ` .
_ “tiiliis-iil»v'iii_y igtis _thi:_i_¢§i;.;__fhe_ mm Yho
‘ wer sw; is, ram, __ o oss ‘n
t:lie_se*i.t‘ytlii§_ days-ls__._rnost subjeiig io
' nervous _ indigestiqn, nervous headache,
slmless gs And Wok functioning of the
Y? i;_rglEi_';_”sss:;:_l_i_ _sg tm heart, stomach,
ver; _ y w _ .
_ _ The liuasn system is a_ bundle of nerves,
:.'#i.ir’:‘i:..:.'..i".~. “...°: .°“'
. _ s ve ii ex en ‘
ggcsitiltivn of- the nelggeif _ ‘ on
.There is always a dem d th
Wdi  l\'|dv.1Wl\8Ii  ol; 11:
' sieabsd by! ki 0_1' mow or any great
mental worry or snxl _ there is danger
, .
' . Brain Power
“whether you think or.`sp¢ale`oi° move your
une:-sssecl capacity-both msptal aa ip, sin!
Dr. Cl`iass's~Nerve Foo isfso- i I7 “"5
i:':;‘..f';“..‘:.:'_-j,‘j_i_;:‘".:‘rici'.°':.‘.'§.”.' .tug '
ns es Co . it is
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_ At this trying time, when so -mai? are
suffering from nervous troubles o ‘one
kind or another, Dr.~Cl\asefs Nerve Food
is proving a blessing of untold value.
This food 'cure is not like s stimulant,
because it cures in Nature.’s way by re-_
storing the depleted nerve cells, increasing' __
the nervoiviienergty and buildhig up. the
sy_st'em deli tally. _ _
When you `_feel tired out in mind and .
eh   
sn ~ ee. a `you_ oengyougensr _
and vigor, itis _time to turn to Dri Child _5_ .
Nerve Food 'ns a1tleans.of.r'enewihl MNT' .. I
tal and bodily vigor. ..  ‘
- If your 'snperienee with Dr. C N9!"
' . 2 `f lo
522° .l2.."‘{Z 937.' ?$iii'?¥i°%’.Z‘§sW‘i‘i‘2' hi mi
You win teen tim you have the issesvixfvm
necessary to t nd' the striln. of ll!¢.'l` *bfi
and to .ward % isesse. It  only by liiitlilliil
up nsi-vs force t  ._:qpdt;_ ‘baits consisted# ;
tiieftebtlitsttitp ' 'mental worn ll ‘
BHK C Y. 1 \.
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i:::.:.i";..f:.f~r.~.‘l’.-fl,g."’.§.*%.'t‘?':.. is »i i-I
¢s.ps.sssbrisuitsi%msioy» stsbrestdowii. ,__ ' wiiiiii._ ~..;~.,.. _.  ~
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