of your
llf
about
ij. 9
i§i$"¢ii>il»
troubles _ using
tirsiiuov
- , ni:m»iIUAP
lt is the best of ull suspe-
yet it is more liisn e cleanser
it disinfeets too _
Th rulollc oleor
In Lfhhog lo l
:ilu eflll pnlul-
lvo no/lIlu_-our
lilliil unholy efhr
nu. -
careless
soup vnu uso.
clear and
prevent skin
; 
9¢=’M’¢5¢%¥¢¥¢%5if¥¢%f%=I¢¢l%=Y¢¥¢?
ant Ad COST
Less Than
acant Room Loss
so ssesaeesedseess
aces
$¢k%¢£¥%i&%¥Ei£i¢5¥4R¥¢E¥*B$'&¥~¥$$
You can rout your furnish-
ed rooiii io a lodger who` is
“good pay," who will ap-
preciate i; good place to live.
and" who will STAV if the
» room makes n good home.
sessexeeess
The COST per duy oi' it
want. ad is smaller than the
LOSS per day through hav-
ing the room unrented. And
a few days of want ad COST
-will prevent a great maui'
days of VACANT ROOM
LOSS. `
_¥¢s¥%_¢l¢tli¢¢I¢t7¢§¥¢iiH#¥¥¥%l
*tk
,_ .. _ A V
3 -i _ThqNew _
_PUNKTAL LENSES
i HAVE MADE
GOOD
_ Science
Prounced thein_li'oni the
start to be the highest type
of o hthaimiclens_-'-the oiily
ophthalmic lens, in i` a c t ,
ustigmatically corrected to
' the margins in all powers.
Colne in and we will tell
-you ull about these New
Lenses and tho reason they
ire better than the old style.
Whenever anything new is
laced on the market ‘ We
lilave I t." This is one reason
our Optical Service is Su rior
We duplicate broken liiznses
at short notice.
H. J. Mahon
_Optometrist and ' Prescription
~ ` ' Drugglst _
Montague P. ill. island
_ Next door Bank of Commerce
FW
homo in Cornwall
leave Cornwall at 1
will arrive at St
Wi
early in November ostensibly fbr
 ind . xg ` noxt week. ` "  _ .' -. ._ __ s
F " _ _ ii
. d i ‘
_ _ _ at . . ..
es. ' ."_ ` ' ' 6
' _ _ . s* ` ` ’ ' ' _
t
i
the schools of British Guiana. Rev.
George lrvlne.a native of St.Jolin,and
a former niember of old \St. John’s
Church. has been appointed as Mr.
Scriuigeour’s successor. _Since the
eath of his wlfc nnd'<rlIiid'_"a few
eeks ago_a»t New! London, P.. E. I.
lrvine bus- gone to 'vist his mo-
ier and brother. Rev. W. S. lrvine
t Weyauvewaywisconsiu. Mr. lrvine
already has had some experience in
the foreign iield. having ‘been in
Trinidad for _two years. `
ivgzggca-
T'
NOW CONVALESCEN13- Mrs. J.
R. White; Btanchel, Lot 67, whose
son Private R. lt. White was wound-
ed on 'Sept. 29th and was admitted to
the 20th 'General Hosptal. Caniiers.
France, suffering from gunshot wound
in head, thigh and arm, has received
a letter from thc Red Cross visitors
of the Central Military Hospital in
Eastjbourne. England in which she
states that Private White, was admit-
ted to the Hospital there on Oct. 16th
and is now getting on well.; He also
had a touch of pleurisy but is well
from that and getting along fine. Pri-
vate White was attached to an On-
tario Battalion Second Canadian
Mounted ltiiies . and went over to
France last May.
Mr. H. J. Mahon, tho genial propriet-
or of Mabon's Di-ug Store at Montague
has certainly taken great interest in
his store' for t‘his` Christmas season.
it has been all nicely decorated by his
clerk, Mr. W. ll. Vickerson and the
goods are splendidly displayed.
Among the fancy goods are some very
_attractive ivory and ebony pieces,-
whioh are shown in one of the win-
dows. In the other large windows are
all kinds of gifts for Christmas.
which give a iiiost plcasng display
A uuniibcr of tho most. up to date fix-
turos have been installed in this
store. which has also the Victory
Banner shown to good effect. Alto-
'gether this drug store presents n
most handsome appearance. Since
Mr. Mahon's airivnl in Montague this
store -has been conducted along the
very best lines and Kings County is
fortunate in having a dr_ug store like
‘this one in their midst.`We wish Mr.
Mahon, this (llirlstnias. the biggest
success ever.
x -_
TR APPERS
RAN CI-IERS
_ OR DEALERS OF
 RAW. 1-*URS _
‘-st.;5=*.»__-Never before in the history of the fur business have i'urs
 high. Take advantage' now. Send your shipments to
 C t and lar est fur holiise in the Dominion with established
and Europe and be assured oi
f" f t prices. We pay postage or express charges. Remit-
_ " oesmade same day as received. Furs held in vault and
viftiiitlon submitted when requested.
connections in Elnitdd States
ffjwii f ' rt dir ' up o Nnwiiniiucn
» OFFl(§EenEhp:;(i:nl€-li/iloiisrlpgtlrleset, Zpposilig Bank of Novo
Scotia. Sinnmerside, P. E. I.
side. ‘ _ _
References any Bank in Summer-
snd E. PIERCE & C0.
:_i_;_v__‘_g_.. _- _
  McQUARRl_E, _Rell
_ _
JHIO
homo
_-wen- ' f _
Asnso 'ro nlMMN."-"-luv Nun
is being transferred, -T.__ G. _McMas- ln the °“9"'“l "my W°"~l‘| D9 the twenty-tive ilcot to ii cobblo road. ll`c
 (-ci___ol_i;h,  i_i=l»1_<ll¥8 'mi' Vllwe' , "”"‘”‘ 4 i:T_i.l5___?‘ 111° G°"°n"“°m' He h°Pe‘l expects to rejoin his linttory the 2nd
r. ii aces .appointment will be The mm la __ e co-operation of the, Govern- Heuvtes in U wwk or u`.U_ _
niinouiiccd later. Min' B. M. McLeod. me num er 0.( P` E' “Wilt and Cl!! 10 see the boys giv.
Island -boys to cuine homo iroui the
Y. y ng odds the largest quota'
Corp. Joseph Trainer, Civtqwn
Jack Fairchild, Georgetown '
John McDonald, St. Catherines
J. E. Bernard. Tignllh.
R. J. Clow. Summorolde.
L. Crawford, King Sf., Clty.
J. S. Gallant, Siimrherolde.
J. J. Horne, Sourll.
w. J. Johnson. Douglas Si.. City.
N. Msdore, Sourlo.
D. J. McDonald, Sourlo. _
W. A.. McDonald, Glen William.
J. W. wedge. Ebbelloet.
J. E. Yeo, Lot 10.  _
- Joseph l. Gallant.. Charlottetown.
Joseph Giutiilor. -Charlottetown.
G. H. Crosby, Charlottetown.
G- H- K|°||Y. Charlottetown.
John Molfarlane; Charlottetown.
~ George Surge; Mlocouohe.
Harold E. Crouchor, Bouril.
C. R. Crozier, Kensington._
Frank Flnnigan, Lake Verd
Harold Ronanhan, Charlottetown.
George 1'. Stewart, Charlottetown.
G. R. Beer, Charlottetown.
N. DeBIols, Charlottetown. » -
Fred Moore, Charlottetown.
D. McDonald. Clermont..
osnaia stewart.”-sommmias.
John Stewart, Charlottetown.
Donald Tierney, Sourio.
Wim. H. Cudmore, Charlottetown.
F. A. Horne, Alborton.
Stanley Wedge, Summerslde.
Willard Mchdyen, Chorottetown.
ivan A. McKinnon, Charlottetown
R. J. McDonald, Bourio West.
J. A. MeEachern, Sumrnorelde
James Carver, Peters Road.
Geo. Mclnnlo, Charlottetown |
Norman Riley, Bt. Petor’o _ i
W. A. McDonald `
Willard Jordon, Murray Harbor
William C. McDonald
James Robertson, St. Timothy.
D. G. Moceilurn, Lower lodoque.
E. E. Davy, Charlottetown.
ln addition to the Olympic and
There-_was great excitement at the
depot as the train from Borden with
the heroes rolled in. '
The Fourth Regiment Band and the
League of the Cross Band were on
hand with the _music and they eer-
tainly- played with a zest for the oc-
casion was indeed an inspiring one.
The soldiers were greeted by the
Premier and the Mayor, Col. Jenkins,
Col. Leigh and Major (R.ev.) Dr.
Fullerton. '
As the men stepped .from the train
musing cheers from the. assembled
throng greeted t-hom and the band
plsyedf“0~ Canada," and other ap-
propriate musicl. . ' ` . `
It was a mon_i`en.t _in .wliioh smiles
and tears mingled and the memory 0!
it will always-live in tho minds of the
home-comersond the loved oiios who
had spent long and anxious _days and
nights praying that the gled time
should soon come. _'_ _
The .boys (a large number of them)
were escorted to barouolies and dutoe
lin waiting and conveyed to the Groot
Veterans Hail on Queen _Street to
the mnsl»c,of the bonds ond- between
them there was certainly so the
old verse has it “music in the air.-
yon could hour it ovorywiioro.” ‘
At the G. W. V. A. Hell the re-l
turned men woreonoot. cofdlllly wel-,
coined 'by the Ladies Auxiiio/r[__of the
0. W. V. A., and their contnder
who had preceded t-hem in reaching
thehomolond end were trooiioilfoi
luncheon of 'hot ooifeo. coke and
sandwiches which .mor seemed ti
would prove to thee requiring to go
tosuch an institution.
Anthem and -the gathering bmke up.
the returned men _being again greeted
with resounding cheers from the great
.throng outside as they appeared on
the street once.more. 1
-l°"" D°¥|°- c_l'°"|°“°'°Wf‘-  Secretary, on behalf of -the Provinel
ilers at Emerald in' order to make ar'
~'U\`\ooto fof-*tbe‘
ll P. E. l. In-811:. Qi. 0116 1l_ll_\(!__ l.8ll0l' lil battlenelds or Euro e SI ui a fair  buf" 'for  h_0  RE__cE|vES D_' `s_ °`;___“r0rd him
_ , _ _ P nce e close _ _ _ _ _
th* l"““°h at Sussex. hui .lbcvll HD of .hosmmes arrived last msm "°I:_i_l'h§’);’“l;:3;le:_‘;od° their “l;;'_‘_’_: been received bore that Lt. Colonel
'ted " Gi.'b _ " . _. ' ~ 
p°m_ 'nanms-_§n~»f"t _ ue Q]-I  ranchl The new-s of their coming had be. __ _ n Ponsm-~ R ed Alexander M. Gordo_ii_,_ _who l_s ii _,Holy
has been opened at Lm°m‘d‘ P` E' I' come generally known i Cb ll tt we boys upon tml' sue mmm 'millet Rev :Dr D ill’  Ex Piiiiicip
. w__, _ 1] gfo 0.. _ ' ` ._ . . . ____,_' _"-
 El=lx<ili(;\(i?gx`i;ire`.i*?‘;‘~:har_g‘B' a St' town and there WBBV3 5'9"- ¢“m°“t “f §::liirii,i!iianiheili'ol'iilatl*h'tmi “ills 'no 'miire al of Queenla Unlvemiw' Kingston'
» »‘  ` ` citizens to meet and greet the gallant ‘ 1 9 ee Dui' ln. was assistant mluistél' Of SF- -‘\1\l1l"¢‘;VB
_ was an ndication of the willingness __‘
in Pnssav-rsniau cinctes. _ md” gh: _"“"u_°° “°""’ d°”° *'“"" or an to miie their future brig-in lCh“'°l;i ‘»°"“»w‘:,’_  l“°;1_'_‘,_'f_d- 
Rcv. J. A. Scrlnigcour, .M. A.. has I d rug g about “ch a gre” ‘and prosperous. " The speaker also seas' 6 wo". B 'L . 'ny _ “ _
been relieved of his charge in St an Sl0ri0us'vi°toW` -V ‘refefred 5° "I5 h°PDlll9SS 0f U18 SUT- fore receiving me D' S' 0' “le Cold
' Th ' . hh w_ f Mr. l). lt. Machenu-
:stheriiies Parish. nerbrie and given _° 'mmm me" .‘"‘° “"i"°_‘l 0” roundings brousht about ‘bv the ew" a “ep e °
has beea“‘in
Postal Service overseas. “
an _ _ _ _ l><!¥°_‘h_N_i comiiieteo their wounoso.-.iu nie ian :sw ii._.y_sl
Mcnaughlin n A  ‘received me :_:”°l’_f:9'__¥___:“:__W°'¢NP U10 'NIM its of the war, Private Gibson rsyior,
accented an ii_¢via'¢ion‘t_oi' i-eimiii im- Wf .° _ Www- _the snvréellt- canadian ssrii sstuiiiuii wus wounded
;’u;’;°r1;’_°':__°ff’_:’.f‘u‘:_:::";_‘_f__:°r,°:_'_fs_:;‘_;’ me fourth ‘ you in Poyusiiii sum '°¥‘.°'_ “N _“RY 10|' the _monument intiieioft is; apo is iiuwiiiiiiwspmi _
oiiincli St John 'l‘bls`fis"_lxis seconds W"-'K °t"'~'-"° MV' ‘°'9"°_l‘ ¢.1|°f°~" ' ‘W et Arran. Pte. Taylor is u son _uf THEQID
term in .this church whens he is :high W" “ *°'l‘ Which .|19 _“lil °°\l|¢l Mt Capt. 'i\sylor, of the 'Marino Dopi.t_i~t_ ' ' '
»gH|pp|N°`_1'-Roumis __ ly esteemed and beloved `M.r V Mc b° Wm ‘°-" bY_°l§°-°\`°_ “|°“°'l|l'-|39 ment. _ E `
" Laughlin is rbrotherjof Nr. John hw” fillet the ouilioritibs biilkod up . _ _ ' ____ _
seems that the Schooner -Excelda’ of Mbmughun ot; nm any _ by we Méph would “ww som un* .PRNDN R _ . __ 
Newfoundland which left St Pierre ' . __ __ __ imp' emrmibn jditheir snmude E `°F'rw'AR"' M"
Mrs. Colnb Wihitlock of tlili-rcity havft,
._ _ _
~* < ‘- " - Bill'-f0¥"Wh&t 'tho.hoys had so brave- ‘ ”  ‘   `- »
_|=uN||A|_ sgnymna Th _ _ . , _ . _ roceivedrtlio _splsndid__uews that their
s°“"° °° lm ° ‘5'°°° °°“"° ‘°' ruiimi or ois.iais`ismoro`M:?'_Muiiiii ly .°i‘.‘.°"“"’_"""°‘1-_°“‘**‘ “ "°°°P"°° “° s°n.'Flieiii I'-leur. Harry Whlilvvb is-l _ '
Messrs H H Aww “ml C D Mc whom mmgqm grrfvsd  Los 'l°°?'d°d.._t.i'°m "°“l‘_i l““’° b°°“ im` ported "missing'l on October l4tii,'is  _
Kinnon went to Fortune Bay, Nfld, in el Cam ~ - possible. I-ie' warmly thanked the "R5 He.. is -in Knekgséfungenen [_-ag, H. lea-Vélllilg
A118 . 1'-Ill T ' » ' ` » .- -. _ . _ . _ . --»
Siena. smite ser main boom _voted a on wiznesda; ___“I___‘_‘_‘:_:\“_»;_»_ 13:; names Aid oi _nie o. W. v. A. :oi-_ 9, smgard in Pom-§;m_ _Ge__m,_my~_ - __ and soda__ is
-protest. and left the shippers in the Mass of Requ_°m__w” Aung by- Rev 919|-I' 9*" in llll\klll__ 'i-h0il‘ |10!-119-<§0ll\f . » ~ -. ' ` p`repg_red~'.ii'1"-Siich
Iurcli An action for damages against J J McDonald P P` Klnkom -  ‘"5 'nth “ pleasant °"°' - - 00NVALbS" CIJNG - 'Mrs l-T (Din) . ' 'factory rest-ills `
the ship is likely to ensue tha services _M the _ save were' _:gr Premier Arsenault prefacsd ii few .dom-oy' has `,`~,_.-c,_.iv;,ld word `t|,.a.¢ hill- economical '
- '“*' ` formed by the motor. Rev 'Mgr D appmpmte wma” °I welwme by “ 5°” G‘”‘“°" "L“l'" `“"'° Wm’ ’”°p°"°d rice- 0f`
s. or N. s. ~`o'rs's.-' Mr. it. e.. _,_ C,,m5_ A dB|,','n__,0n _`,mm‘?~w_; call f<_>1'fU\l'°° hsmr vhs°i‘s`f0i the .seriously in is steadily improving. . _ P Magic
Wallace, tornieriy of the St. .lohn 'Knights of columbus Cha" tt _ boys which were _given with a vim. He recegved ia ver 5 sey¢,m'B|mk||ig
branch. and lately at Hamilton. Ont., was m.esem_ _um » de;_ea__ed_°b;;:':_’ 1-le t0ld`them that during their stay um having fave" ,Lum a wmduwi_ DC tilt! lJCSi1
he task of training native workers in' 3);? Ilsgamlio mst umm u'“mb°Nd over cena” w°_rk °[ the males' 'an and Mrs' Macpherson' Prince St*
Ex-Mayor Brown said it gave hini
yet' The name? °t fh°”° wh? camelextremle pleasure to welcome the 0" NW' zud’ ww' were passed
were: I l i lboys -home as he had already done away after 'w°~ Weeks lrlngsih hai;
‘ - ' lsaibel McLeod, daughter o e _
C.$.M..J. T. Bishop; Mt. Buchannanil;;‘;,if1gMx:,:'.|c;l:‘;l;Dg;af§n;l;a;:;ck::$l; Donald' McLeod of High Bank, in the
as the representative of the Knights 49"” Yam' °f bel' “8'9- le9'Vi“l§ W
of Cqiumbusguf F-,md_ ML Bmwnlmourii six 'brothers and two sisters
closed ‘iiig i-gina;-kg by wishing ghelwlio will ever cherish the unemory oi
boys a Merry Chrstmas. la loving. unsel-fish and 'faithful sister.”
Corpf P. A. Hughes of the Pension ` The sisters are viz:-Mrs. H. Nicolleh
Oilice Ht-tiuslv responded on behalf of of white sands and christine or spo-S
U10 ‘Wi-'\H'l1°d H1011- haue, Washington. Four brothers re-f` ' _ _
Ex-Governor McKinnon also spoke _g -_ _ f ' ' ` ‘__ . 'ff
briefly referring to the new conval- .5-'-""_'__" “_” -_ F ' -'   
eecent home here' and the boon it
' The' band' then played the National
NOTES
Cp1._i"etcr _M. Hughes. Pensions
Government met the returning sold-`
rangements with -those of them who
were remaining dn -tho city overnlglil i
and to instruct them as to arrange-
ments made in their behalf. I
it is understood that these return-
cd men have 'all to report .back to
Halifax lt has been suggested that
ments 'ntade for them to_ remain 'ln
Charlottetown instead. _
right soimd
. Corporal Joseph Tralnor, son of Mr.
James Trainor, city is one of the
ablest looking young oilicers to leave
here. He was wanmly 'welcomed iby his
many friends. He left here with the
105th and took pert in much heavy
llghtiim, notably Passchendaole and
Hill 70. He was wounded in Nov. 1917
in the stomach and leg.
Co. Sgt. J. T. Bishop of M-t. Buch-
annan a member of the "Fighting
26th,” went across in Nov. 1914 and
wiisim the heavy bottle or Ypres use
_otii`si~-ligiits. in Juiy,__1_91s, ne was
wounded in the lege
-Gr.'Noel DeBioio also among tiie_
returned men is ‘a brother of Mrll
George De 8iois.` of this city. He
enlisted' in- the 5tli"Siogo Battery. was
gassed and shell-shocked, 'hutf barring
ii 'slight deafness; has _recovered from
the eifoets. ‘ _ `
Gr. H._Crouolisr._ |So1ii~is. who rc-
turiied is another 105th  He was
your and a half in llrance and was nt .
_uni vo with me Mtn. Anwldidtis out
him out of the ilghtinggams.
Gr. D. Tierney of Sourls. was in
the fighting but 'was knocked out by
‘é
Pts. Wm. McDonald of Glen Wil?
ilam another 105th men ‘follllt _ 1vlt'h`
the _26th and woo wounded ot Passoh
endaelo by slioii and lllllliiot.
Pte. Jock raiioiiad ot. oem-aewwn
is but o boy yet. I-lo onlluod' in the
iltrd N. S. Botlllioh when 17 yours
of nga in 1016. He woo in -thoiiot
qgliting at Leno and warknocliod out
*ay mustard as ood buried. »
-_ or. ni-wi new (cmio is homie
` siii ina mana time of :stamina
UNM! M301- '_ _ _ `
Hoey iioertr' hllidobohs were 'ex-
y -.Q1 f ~. ' 'pi-£5 q'_`¢~\,
ll » _
snuioooo mn-k_ui_ F1-m_<;°-_ TN'
mi. "ciiigg" orlngs. smite.
. 'f ,
i . ' .
. . _
._ ‘_ possible _to
of - sAi<i
side in U. S.. Jolin and Alex in Mon-
tana. Wm. in Nevada, Malcolm in Calif.
also .loliii D. oi' Murizay River, and
Norinan on the »old Homestead. `
Deceased was one of tihetioblest ol
spirits. kind and cheerful under 'all
circumisances. and a friend to the poor
nd needy.`~I.'lll¢-e. Dorcas of old, her.
ands were never idle -but with a self-
acrifieiinig spii~i_t, slie always worked
or others. Her genisli sm'ie and (cheer
, , \ ~-:»-»_»f»\~~~e»-‘a¢'»..-. _-» ._-...cs . ~/‘
ll i r ' V H I _
_ . -_ --  ".z».~r - .Q "- 
    er l¢
_-  . _ - ____'»`_ -" »3»";" - M
  ‘- ‘ ‘ ,
f .llldfm
$12. '
insure
miichff
the _
_i.`.
--__‘ -_ _v-¢ -_-_....» .1
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NS -NO ALUM -
ful disposition won for __ her many
friends, *for to know her was to love
ner: and -ner esiivufe exemplified
the divine pei'cept: lt. is more blessed
to give than to receiye. .Her influence
_¢e_w_iii iimg be ren iiftiié igqaimuniiy
in which she lllved and--iier"._r`iiiiny"acts
of charity will long be__r_ems_1ilbered by
those-to whom she minlsterediriwhlle
many u friend is grieving _for tliesound
of that voice that is forever _stii'icd.
I""`|.
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that favourite old-timer, “Whcii ~
Foliowine
o
it would be well 'to have arrange-I    `
Arrangements for the reception and
entertainment. hand. etc.. were made
hy -the Premier, the 'Mayoi-. and e.
committee representing the Rotary
Club. Merchants Assoolmtion und
Board of Trade. l
it was good todiosr the band play
Jdlmny Comes Marching Home Ag-
ain, Hurrah! Hurrah!" it 'bod thc
- comfort and reir
its .continued use.
.Because of
The
Coen
' . _»‘,ig,~.¢_¢
nd because
-~‘i
*"°~3 Uislon. for a _mom_ent..1those lar oli sorts  
beyond the tracklesssseas- _ E
From Arctic ice. to the torrid lands
beneath the Southern Cross-~ .__  J   
From towns tucked in the mountains...
the liusv river’s _mouth--_ f 
esiiment in.  \
its benefits
F lei/our
  Lasts!
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