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_ REDGE vi-IAULED UP.-Dredge
N0. 11 (the Prince Edward) is now
being hauled up at the Marine- dock,
Charlottetown. for the winter. Four
qlladrupe steel blocks and wires
were use-:l in hauling her out ot the
water. The dredge's own power and
hoisterlng drum were used as n pur-
chase instead of capstans as form-
erly. This is the first time this dredge
has been hauled up since the ponttoon
was placed under it three year's ago.
Captain MacDonald states- that the
dredge was practically fit for noth-
ing-but scrap untilthis was done. As
the craft lacked buoyancy, being so
low in the water that at times he-:
decks. was awash and the water pour-
ed -through the chain holds, The por-
toon's covering of 154 inch plank will
need to be replaced next season as the
worms have made a perfect network
ol,-hoes through it all the way into the
poisoned tar paper covering wl]'ch
they have left intact. The s-cows, tugs
and other Government material have
been hauled up in the same dock as
tile- dredge.
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_ LONG DELAYED.
_-ST. JOHN. -N. B.. Dec. 5.-Orders
have been received from military
headquarters asking that n draft of
ilfty men and one officer be despatch-
ed overserrr at once, from the Now 9
heavy siege battery, now mobollzed
at Partridge island. This order it is
believed, is due to the fact that a
large number of men have fallen in
Canadian batteries already at the
front-_and these gaps must be filled
up aa..soon -as possible. No. 9 hat-
tery is perhaps 'one oi' the best train-
ed units of its 'kind in Canada, and
hence it was this unit which wns call-
ed'-upon .to supply the draft needed
for reinforcements.
p.'*.'_|;~|h '» -sl., 'F I
` APPLIED IN
 5 SECONDS
Sore, blistering feet#
 from corn-pinched
toes can be cured
' by Putnam's Ex-
 tractor in 24 hours.
. "Putman’s" -soothes
a ay that drawing pain,eases instant-
makes the feet feel good at once
Get a asc bottle or "Pumam'r" today.
Dil DeVAll’S FRENCH i'li.I5" "“*
_ ~ ble Ro-
lls” Pill for Woman. so a box or tbreefc;
0. d at all Dm; Stores. or mailed to an.-1
dreaaon rccaiptoi price. 'ras Boosau. Daue
. It. Ch fill Ontario. ___
R lleawrel
_ ` I Vim and
Ilality; for Nerve and Brainy increases "grey
N? `;a'Iioulc-willbuild you up. ia abox,or
Cya or #Ht drug atoraa, or by mai on receipt
prloo. I Booman. Dana co., st. cntharinea
s_ old :t Hughes Drug Store.
i $40.00 to the Belgian Re-
na i
“ rr Pave so my in tn;s]Pr"ovi`sdi. [ Hsglgen n:c|1'A‘ll..;-Mn. Hauser' _
. __ sun, I. Hinton an ev. Mr. Litte~ " " ` ~  -
It-sssnvs rn|oAv svamuo roi='1°nns wm .mln Mr. wands at me ‘f3§°|_5g'%‘A'|l~g °,f“E‘U' " ‘il|,‘§,1i‘f.;“]"~"¢;,'-gffg., U,-.fre u_1 rm., 0-aug.
in-‘he ‘wen gihlguhghraemgénfs :lah hlgllhthe-Ihr; graihgglevihfhgl in SL °h;%?;2-'lshilics ‘hmm 'mf' "`  'm nhl'
hot - - -_ . ' 'g-»u:¢.if\se¢sa»y§' .rg #gl
Pared. _ 3270-IA 7M3l.
St. 'James Hall, Friday evening. Mr.
Watkis will read a paper on Haudeli
musical numbers. 3270-12-7M3i.
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THE HORSE BUYERS.-Colonel
Connors, Chief-inspector of horses.
purchased for the French army, left
yesterday morning for Halifax. The
other members of the remount colu-
mission, Captain Buisot, Dr. (‘nyreau.
B. K. Farrow. D. J, Grey and G. E.
Stacey went to Bradalbane yesterday.
They all ‘leave on Saturday for the
mainland.
STARTS PLUMBING BUSINESS.-
The many friends of Mr. M. F. Mc-
Leod 1S Upper Hills-boro Street, will
be interested to lea-rn that he has,
started in business for himself as n
plumber and sheet iron worker. Mini
McLeod has had ten year’s experience
in the work with Bruce Stewart &
Co., Ltd.. and also four _years exper-
ience in the United States. His advt.l
appears in this issue. 3290-i
SPLENDID WORK.- The Cumber-
land Women's institute packed 50 lbs
cake. 30 lbs. candy, 46 pairs socks.
shaving soap, towels, canned lobster,
buttexztohscco. cigarettesand candles
into 26 Xnif, boxes for their soldier
boys in Enghxnd and France. To the
Belgian Relief Fund the institute*
contributed $117.95. and -to Miss
Plummer $10 to assist in lier Red
Cross work.
WCTORIA SCHOOL WORK.-The
following is the' standing of the pup-
ils of’ Victoria High School for No-
vemberz- Nelson McEwe‘n‘s depart-
ment: Grade Vill.-1, Rhea Collins;
2, Marion Lea; 3, Pauline Miller.
Grade VII.-1, Claude Snow and Mil-
area- Mcivluruo (equal): 2. Cliff<>rd'
Lea. Grade Vi.-1, Wm. (‘ame'ron; 2.
Whit Howatt; 3. Joe Miller. Grade
V.-1, Everett Walton; 2, Karl Boul-
ter;» 3, Hollis Snow. Ruth Boulter‘s
department: Grade IV,-1, Millie
Palmer; 2, Helen Trowsdale; il.
Harry McMurdo. Grade ill.-1, Hel-
en Rogerson; 2, Jeanette Rogerson;
3. Lila W-atton. Grade ll.-1. Alice
Villett; 2, Myrtle Snow; Li, George
McLeod. Grade 1.-1, Beth Bonlter;
2, Florence Profitt; Ii, Sydney Mc-
Murd'o.
PATRIOTIC WORK.- The annual
meeting of the Womens Patriotic
Association of Victoria district, was
held on Nov. 27th. The 'l`l'easure-r re-
ported $285.65 during the year with
a balance from last year of $10.63.
$75.00 was sent to the Patriotic Fund,
list Fund; $14 to Prisoners’ Fund:
$12 to the Cliristrnas Stocking; and
$1 to the Y. M. (‘. A. fund. Besides
the amount spent for material for
sewing, knitting, ctc, there remains
a balance on hand._oi $66.67. Ship-
ments were made during the year
consisting of 223 pairs rocks, 21
' ' f 17 h -
1 Coz. bandages, 1 autograph quilt, 7
pairs half gloves. 6 jars petroleutn
jelly, besides soap. bootlaccs, etr.
The followin g are' the officers ulcct-
_ed for the new year: President, Mrs,
E. Boswell; lst Vice-Presitlcnt, Mrs.
Mrs. Wcbstcr_Boult.er; :irri Vice-
President, Miss Cattle Lea; Treasur-
er, Mrs. K. C. Holm; Sec'y., Miss
'Neavy Myers; purchasing committee, P1-eggrjption D1-uggist
Mrs. F. Inman, Mrs. R. Myers, Mrs.
flannel shirts, 10 scar s, ouse |
wives, 11 handcrchiefs, 2 face clothi _
S. (3an\ernn; 2nd_ Vice-l’reside'nt, \
_ _-_ I RE1'unN_s|:> soi.D|ER.- Pte. 1'. (sm) , __ a,j`y.Qr,aasoN._
thTWIL|IGH'i’t R'I§Ci="l'?L.-6The naxt of Knockwoc-<1 of Lennox island was one um C cu h ' mr Pusuc'
I 9 SGI' GB 0 W Sli rgan ecit- ot 200 oldie eturning from France- " *Nm* V' 'lrh 
aha\f'.da¥¢s work’ als will be held in the Baptist Church by the sMisst:halhle which arrived in  "‘°s'nN“°‘nm¢?|P‘¢i°"mn°°°°“*|m,n:*’*°“°‘ Wi*
q/nh-_bgngngs next Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5 St. John Monday. Pte. Knockwoodl F 0 EN” oo T
‘ 0'°l0C\I- 'enlisted with the 55th Battalion of‘ sold by‘||‘g}“-HI 75;* ." _9!°d°0` `
_ _ New Brunswick in 1915 and has been nm.-F H Pm 1
AN evsmne wm-t nANnsL. at in several actress. ne was wounded - ‘““ .’.-, 'l°-"°‘-_'°'f'°,f“_°“° _ __
in the he-ad and in the eye. ~ . _ _ _ _'  _‘  Zi.. ’
clough Acorn who left Canada as a
Cc-rporal in the 106th Battalion, has
been promoted to the rank of Serg-
eant in England. He has taken a
course of instruction and passed a
very creditable examination. and also
passed us a niarksrnan. making pos-
sible at two ot’ the ranges. His fath-
er,' G. (Y. Acord is Q. M. S. of the
272 Siege Battery ll. G. A., now
training ln England.
  |ob‘.-:_
_YEARS I
and more, people with chest and
throat trcubles have tried to cure
them by pouring cough aynxps.
lung tonlca and the like into their _
stomachs. All a mistake! The
Peps way is different.
Pepa are tablets made up of Pine
extracts and medicinal essences.
which when put into the mouth
turn into healing vapors. These
are breathed down direct to the
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
- not swallowed down to the
stomach, which is not ailing. Try
s 50c. box of Pepa for your cold,
-your cough, bronchitis or asthma.
All drugglsts and stores or Pepa
Co., Toronto, will supply
Y* P’
A _Complete
- Assortment
Talcum Powder
English Toilet Water R
Shaving Powder
Shaving Eiquid
_Shavmg ream
_ Holden Top Shaving
Stick
Shaméroo Liquid
Cold ream
Dental Cream, etc.
Special For This Weekf
3 cakes of Willram’s Baby‘
Bath Soap and one triali
package of William’s Tal-
cum Powder--All for 25c
Colin A. McDonald
(', J. Strlght, and' Mrs. K. (3. Holm,
with Mrs. S. B. French as an honor- Phqne 616 Kent Stre
l1l‘y l1i»€l1lbel'. -V. 3288-12-2Slt3i. et
Revere Hotel Block
 isa _     I
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of _the J. B. V_Villia_r_ns Famous:
Toilet Preparations Just arrived-
IGHODL WOlK»- Th! otallllllll
otsthzglla of Glengarry School.
tor-till on ot Novhmbal' waa:-
°r°,; 13.1- ~n';°.:.°':t.'°- ”. PM
c '_ oran. e .-'_ 
craolishsm 3. Inu mum, 8.355:
Dalwn; 4, Gladys Butler; 5, Alfred
vrviz _2. Reach Grimm. 8. Edward
Dalton. Grade ll.-Johnnie Dalton; '3.
Mamie Butler; 3,_Ca.rl 0’l-l0ll0i’an._
A TRIBUTE- The Canadian Fish-
erman just to hand contains the tol-
|owins\-r'Mr- Clue H. Earls. for
merely with the Marltlma.Fish Coper-
atio Limited. and well klwwn in,
n.
the trade tram Coast to Coal¥.`._ has
‘gone into business for himself ntl:
Charlottetown. P. E. I-» “I4”
namsot the Earle  °°m'~
pany. Mr. Earle was I li lui!"
and a remarkable entertainer. llltl ll
men, he was exeeediul! P0901”
wherever newest, After up ;N°“°°
of ten Years. h0’. 113° 91° ‘nl
Son, has returned to his IIOIM WWII
and bas_siready commenced a thrlev-
ing business dealing in Island iial\°l'¥
and farm products, chickens. IMIQ:
etc. When we know him. Charley l
was a prettygood iudlv' 0! °h‘°*‘
ana." We _have no doubt that bla
long experience in both the ilsh and
chicken trf: will build him 5 fir!!
claas busIn_ s. l-Iere's to him.
lnim." " _
while local artists will assist with] A » pnQMo1'|0N__ Roper; Fair-  ~ » -I' I I H
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YOU can help to save Canadian
soldiers’ lives. _
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when the ad-
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