I éiff _<>___1§,¥1_Ifj!`21`.-"1'1,il`1_'zl" ‘ frm:   '_  ‘
._-
And, madam, you should
just smell the fragrance of
crushed coffee after it is brewed.~
you never tasted ground coffee"
""""‘."1_ " ' "7'tra\féll_ed 'far andwwide and tasted coffees in
i various",_climes, tell us they have never
tasted more delicious coffee. Solne have
even said-but we will refrain from printing
suchfhigh praise. We prefer you to try
Red Rose Crushed Coffee without revealing
anything further as to its quality. We
don't want to take all the edge off the
surprise in store for you when you try it.
And the same price it was three years ago.
cvs
1-.
  offeie
And the Havor of it! wel1’},4`: -Doors o|Jen.7.Il0 lx. m. , 753110-
with a flavor just like Red Rose ‘
_ Coffee. ‘ Coffee critics, those wllo have* <lers_lg be left_ea1jlyp_i'Qr phot0§l‘fIDl1_§
/
  ;$1G000.00 in t he bost General Mer-
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VVllen the willicl' \\‘§1:<l‘. l~<»‘.vl :lull thc cyl-llings prtlyv
long, let the cozy \\':ll'l1ltll lil rl l'l‘l'i`t~t~lioll (lil Ilmllt-l'
llrlp drivefaway »lol1<»lillt-ss. V,
'l`llt-'Perfection I11‘ill;.-,¢. vii.-1-r, liurlls for eight llolll-l; `
on zrgzlllou of l{l)§'."\I.l'I`ii (`().1\l.i)l!_. ~\\"illl mllsl
fin-is costly Lllltl ~t‘al~l~, ilu l’t‘ril'c1ioll Heater lll;ll<cs
a greater savi1lgl|l:llll\'1-1'.
Ar llllrtlmlre, iurllilllrc, ani llfozrtnwllt storl-s.
THE. INIPERIAZ. Oli. ("()Ml’/'i.`\iY
~ ' .1.l.l tu
_ |m,\N<‘lll1‘s lNKAl.l, <'_l'l`ll~‘.s `
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_ ill prollliscs ii` tllcrc ls' :l rice crop
.
Pig Y'-'~_;_j;____`¢¢ _#__ _ .c-__; - ._ ' ._~
" The lGeii1'tl'al°A Cuczrdl
    
IT PAYS to buy in this province.
   ` spscml. $256-¢:ri's Hlgli cot..
Good! |
laced or buttoned $3.75, Morris-Smith
Beer. ,727~10-20M6i
H
I
'cc-nts. Ladies- with baakest free.
BOY.-'l‘lle Bayer 'Studio advise or-
li umm selfto the front. Tl‘hW ifre tak-
1lllg orders daily and there is bound
1 to be tlisappoilltment if anlple tllno
' is not given to illl orders. 750.
, THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
|Cal'tel"s Bookstore. This is u very
ibc-.lutlful Early Fall number and
every household sllould have a copy.
I-'rice only 15c per copy, if by mail add
i 7c extra for postage. 751.
,KENNEDY &. C0., 0'~LEARY.-
Want party or parties to invest
|1:antile Country business on Prince
'Ellward Island. One half of the stock
'to be retaincll by present owners.
"l`ho ill llealtll of Mr. Kennedy com-1
'pulls him to retire from active busi-
to Kefnlll-dy & Company, 0‘l.eary
:LP 'rl-le Ren cnoes._ A bas-
llet social in tile lmoroscor tho nod
lcross will so hola 1.. srooknolo Hall,
iMonday, Oct. 29th. Admission 15
REMEMBER, VOUR SOLDIER1
WATER RATES.-There are a few
watorlakers who have not paid their
rat8s»f0r the current quarter. After
Monday. tho 221.11, llvoso will so turn-
, ed uit' without further notice. |
1 144-10-zolvlzl. I
J0i~N8 THE P. El I. HEAVY BAT
TERV.- Lester L.. Kennedy, of the
Afmllersg Boot and Shoe company staff
and James'C\lrran. or Morton and
'l`llompson’a, have joined the Prince
.`Edwa1°d Island heavy battery, and are
stationed at1lves' Point says' the Hall-‘
lux Heralti..' A -|
_ 1 ¢ __.1 _ |
“7iNNEs'_HousE oF unsAMs."--
i.lust received by express at ()Alt'I‘ER’S
l!O0KS'l`ORE another ilfty copies
Miss Mo11tgomery’s llew book "Annes
llouse of Dreams.’ Phone your order
for a copy of Ralph Connor's‘ new
l November issue has Jilst arrived atf Book 'Tile M3101" _WhiCl\ Will be ready,
' I
in a few days. ‘Everybody will want
ito read the ilate-at bcok by this cele-
brated Author. lt contains many
ite-mg of great interest pertaining to
lille prese'nt"1war as the Author has
,been at the front‘a long time. ‘The
books ol’ the season. S 751.i
HALIFAX SHIPPING- Friday wit-
d.lv wele the new three mnsted Ari
(‘allnda, :l1‘cordil1g to n bulletin issuedi
by thc (Iellsus and Statistics' oillcoi
was 82,564,130 pillllllls, vallled at
ly less than ill 1015, when 83,901,453'
pounds rcpresollted the olltpllt. ofthe
llonlillioll. 'l‘lle value ofthe 1915 pro-I
duration. owing to thc lower range oi"
prices then prevailing, \vas sollsidc-r-1
ably loss. ming ploootl at $24,3s5,0sz.f
(hllario and Quebec together produc-Q
ied sevclliy per cent of the creamc-ry;
ihultcr oi ilallildu. The prodllctloll and'
value oi’ faetol-_v cllecses ill the Mari-l
time Provillces in 1916 werc- as fol-i
lows: l’l'illt~e l<Jll\val'd llslallll, 2,121,!
70|; poullds; value $40405; New llrlllls-i
wick, 1,185,604 pounlls', value $2l0,69tl;i
Novlt Scotizl 04,725 pounds; value $17,-
OF LOCAL lNTERE$T.- ltcv. .l.A.
,Scrilllgculllg writing tothe l’resbytel’-
lspicnrlld cllurrll opening at (.ottoll
'l‘rce 1.-tation In m-y ileld last month.
'Fllcl-e is only 17 colnmllnicallts nleln-
bers at thc station and none are more
than wage carllers, but‘l was able to
say that the cost oi' $734.47 the people
had already raised in trash $365.95 and
` this
I year at lellst. nnotller $10000 promised.
'l‘hc- opening collection which l pro-
mised tilellll toward the painting of
the exterior was $44.91 ill cash and
prolllises ol' $2000. The (‘.llurcll ill
ilullzllla was asked and gave $250.00
und this was not exceeded though the
<-ost oi' nlllterials had advanced fully
25 p. 1:., slllco that cstilnllto was pre-
pnrcll. it speaks well for il littlc
lrrollr- oi' people when they show such
11 spirit of willing and joyful service.
War llews both from homo and to the
i'l-ielllls here are of broken homes, and
sud hearts. We must surelly see that
some result worthy ofthe terrible
sacrifice made is secured at the close
and that W0 accept no peace which
does not secure tllut end."
§ 
_Y0l|Ii DOCT0liS ORDER
Mr; Chester Mclure, ' Manager Fur Sales Board Says Your Method w _ I ‘;V"1' "ii ““"’i‘;
' . -_ ° will ff. ”._.fl'f.  ..
Skinning, Shaping, Stretch-_ Q,  '  2 
E ,_
ing ood Drying i::;t“.::'..'i':;':°;'
Mr. Mcl.ul°c also s'z1_\'s “Tho skills that y>u look off for
I the different (lolnpllllies lnst your has incl wiih thc approval
oi’ the fur buyers." A '
What stronger tesilllllony collid one :lsk i`ol'~tl1o lilct that
, ‘ my work has been ipvorabty conllnentcd upon by both Mr.
McLur§ and o pert filr‘bllyel‘s ill lilo ivo'l‘ld's`l;l‘o;li.e.~lt fur
‘ ‘ 'celltres 'hshouldihlo ull the evidence required loprepure lox
_pol1,s_sbjthai:‘the,{ will commhnd the ill'ghe'st prices. _
i' I make a specialty of p1'o`pllrillg pelis for the lllal'licl----I
'employ thc nlost 1approved lnetllorls of slreiclliug-I know
-how to bring out the lu:-ltrous sllccll of the ful'--I kllow how to
. shape and ilnisll tho skin so that it. will app:-ul to the bitt fill*
denier. I _
lt' -you/wish to prepare yollr pclts to conlllllnlld tllo lligllesi.
market prices lt_ will pay you to get in touch with me without
delay. My chorgesaro reasollalile. Slliisfnvtioll guaran-
teed, Write me at om-o allvlslllg the nllnlbcr or pelts you
inland preparing lor market. and I will gladly go llllo thc mat-
ter in detail 'with you. ' _
’ ' , I am prepared to purchase
i _ 200 red. Patch and silver foxes
` lf you have any to dispose of
11 _ cali on me at once. 1
’ 1.
1, 1-~ 7._~.":  -
FA \
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» 1  0101?, i`f'3f.'”11»3e- 
.-fy- __1_
’ lv
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Nurses’-
Registration I
Bureau ,
for patient and nurse-
service free.
 ~
Dr.E.C. Harri;-'_ I1
_ Eye Specialist ‘
0111.1 luiyil l1...1. avala-
ing, Charlottetown
Oiiice Honra 9.30-12.30
2-5
Phono |53--HI. 1 1
|Nlld,; Golden Rod`for ilrapaud, l’. E.
CANADIAN BUTTEFt.-- The total' I., to load produce; Lady liill with
productioll ol cl-ellmery butter ill lgcllerlll cargo for I/Alwloise and Rosie
$2l§.!lilii,355.'l‘l1c prodlll-.tloll was slight.-1|'our-master, live tllree-lllaster and
051. iscl Mcl.cod. Assistant's Department.
lun (Tllurcll Agent, from lleulerura, olli Moldéersoll and Blair Mcl.c~ad. Grade'
Sept(-lllber 13th, says: "We had il_ ll.- , llele.. ltossi;"2, Hazel Mclieoll;
, .
nav/ii/////'_\\\\\n\o\\\
.0 U' 0 ‘U
r' Q' `<
.lb
ltlf Il, with general cargo for River
liourgcois. The 1lepul‘tllre oi’ thc- fleet
. i I
and those ofthe day before left one
»5§3'f§-E _Prince
wx; _,y , ~- _ _~ _ _ _ - ~ I _ - *f A ,v -ia-as-S* ’i',
_ll _  . _, _ *_,,_,_.,_.,g .v  ._ _..._  __ _ ...; .
Edward   .~o.'.;.‘.¢..... __
1 _ vaoasas.
ONLY ONE MORE`(lIIAl"I‘ER
, of the Supreme Adventure Serial
“PATRIA”
'='~ -` ’l‘oday’s Chapter  "
The Border Peril
- Tho Dainty Little stay Vivian Martin '
'Is Replete With Thrills and Sense -
-7 I 1
` The Oliver Morosco.Photopl'ays 1  `
Present L  _,
Dainty Vivian Martin ,, . _ .
-in- '
Chance” A
, ls at her best ln this heart-appeal-
tion, Battle Scenes, Trench Warfare
and a Sensational Air Duel, Supply ,_ appealt
ing story. A sweet story that will
0 all _
many thrills. 1~
See This (‘hi1pter 'I`odi|_v
\\'edllesil:ly and 'I‘llll1'1-lllily
BLANCHE SWEET
g ll . *Italy ‘
Those expert' i`un-makers Eddie Lyons '
and Lee Moran '
_in._
Married by Accident
_I 1
Ilvlolor' ls- regarded  one of tho best!l' Supported by ThOS_ Meighan ` (‘omll1g I"eatu1'es_(lonling
-- and Theodore Roberts Friday - Saturday Coming Soon
- _ (illarlle Cllllplin Mm- Pickf rd
llc-.ised the departure ol' another fleet V --1]T‘-- ' In a return date f y ` 0
of sclloollers, with the favorable winds . 1 0 __" __ f - '
vnsels bound to the castwald foil One Uf hlb best
1 ' . In _
for ' _' ' : - _ " '
tilluinq from thc- day lmfore says till- e  Succ(-35393 ‘°'l`ll9 P0011 .[4it¢IB_
'ne.~1s. For l’url.her pnl'tlel1lars apply lleruld. Aimong thwiii Hiiillllg .l"‘=ii-"I" “E1ls\' Street” Ri(-]l Gin"
_ , .
6,;,;_]0_wMtf_ I mé,,_ Wm, cm.g00f f|(,u,- fm. Sl, _]0l,,,~,, 
1 1 ..es- ' 1 1. W . -
THE ll\RilER PAlR|lil|SN| WHU`S HUUVER I5113"?-i?¥i1»iéSili3fiif_  “`”°"‘
tflontinued from page four.)    Allah" Hu" H°lfi|i¢Y-
:~.cvcl1ti»c1l other sclloollers ill port, ill-i
1-luding the seven which arrived dur-'
illg the day. 
UIGG HIGH SCHO0L.- F0llo\\'illg
is lilo standing ofthe pupils oi' Uigg
School for the month of September,
l’1'illt~ipzll’:~l Departnlellt. Gracie Vll'.~‘
1, Louise McKinnon; 2, l"lorellcc‘M1:-
l.eod; ii, Minnie White and Margaret
I\lcl.cod. Grade VI.-1, Fenton Daw-
son; 2, Jean W'hite and Ellie Callnp-i
bell ;. Peter Murchison and (lhristellei
|Mcl.eod. Grade- `V.-v-1.' (illcster Mc-I
_l’llcrson; 2, Margaret Martin; 3, ltus-
iorollo »lv.~1, Komloon lut:l.oo1l; 2,'
lliutll ltoss; 3, Mary McLeod. Grade
|111.-1, sytlnoy wlllouguly; 2, Boll.”
53, .lcssie Czlnlpbell. Grade 1.- (Sen-I
Eior)-1, Edison McLeod; 2, Margaret-t
Calllphell; Il, Alexander McLeod. (Jun-
iiorl-l, lit-len Ml,~l'llcrsoll; 2, Allister
Ii Mt-.l.co_li.
l -ai
‘ ODDFELLOWS CELEBRATE.-Mr.
|(leol'ge S. Ryan. of Cllurlottetowll.
ygl-and lllastcr ot` the Oddfellows ill ‘thc
' ulariillne provinces, addressed all
open llleetillg of the order here'I`huls
day cvelllllg says the St. John '1‘cle-
graph. Mr. W. I-`. lll1theway,depuiy
grand nlastcr, presided, and u large
llulnber of the members of tho order
the ltebekahs and friends were pre-
sent. Mr. ltyall dealt with the hist»
ory, allns and objects oi’ the order
and t1'z1t-.ell the work which it was
proposed to do ill ll patriotic and fra-
ternal way. During the evening Mr.
llatheway, on behalf of the Rebeck-
ahs. presented Mrs. Ryan, who ac-
colnpallied the grand master, a bou-
lluet ot’ Ameriran beauty roses. All
address was delivrreli by Mr. ’l‘holll-
us White, ol' Cllarlottetowll, 1; forlncl-
lllcllrbel' ot' ltionecr Lodge, and vol-.al
solo.-1 were rontlercd by Miss Allldur,
Mrs. Murray Long, and Miss Gladys
ii'l'nl1t. At ho»closc ol' the meeting rc-
freslllllents were served and 3 pleas-
llllt social hour wus' s`pent.
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g 1 The Cause of a
' fough
lt is unwise io attempt thc
treatment of any ailmefnt ,until
you have dlscoverell its cause. |
A cough is uslullly`caused by
l
t
(
(
l
/Illlll ll
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turned; people iilld that Liberals and
(lollservlltives, Radicals and Collserva-
tlv~c_s,1a1‘e made of very lllucll the same"
clay. At this precise nlolnent. Mr.
Lloyd George is presiding ill London,
over a War Cabinet which contains
numbers of men, wllo ill days- gone
past `wculd have thought it a thing ill-
crelllble that they could be on any
political terlns with the author of
“l.imellouse." After a time the politi-l
clan oi' Canada will discover tllati
what has bccolllcpossiblu to the Lib~|
erals and the Conservatives oi’ the
Undoubtedly one of the big
ot' the day is lloover, American
controller. He prefers to call
self food administrator. having
same dislike as' Mr. Asquith
“that word, dictator." Ha has
mentioned in responsible quarters as
a likely successor to President Wilson
ill the White House. and the sugges-
tion has been warmly received
the people wllo do not know what
politics are] if he is able to
prices' ot' food in the United States at
men 1
food
hiln-
the
for
been
by
his
keep
United Kingdom, and ‘to the various
groups ot' the ltigllt and Left ill
l<`1'ullce, should be of ‘easy tliges-tion
to tllelllselves. Whrln this-li comes
about the acidity of
Uallaillall politics will have lleell great-
ly lllellowcd, and the interests of ‘the
country will he discovered ill no way
/Ylfillso" --   -93% Ellglisil. l’robably hewas never heard
/\~ V-  ~ ~~67'-4' oi’ ill the United States before tllebe-
Aln Loco . . . .
.. ._ .58
AlnS&R.. .. ..
Anaconlla.. _ .
(Tcn  . ..
lil. l<‘. (ll. .. . . . .
._ _
Mex Nor l’owcr 
S. I’. . . . .
.. . 
Sill. . . . . . . .
..3il%
ll. S. . 
Il, 'l`.  
l’. It. S. .. 
MUTHER! GIVE [}H|lll .
a reasonable level through the
there is no booll he could demand
such confidence in 1lllm that if he
they will probably argue that no
could have succeeded. Over and
o have sllit`er‘cll ill tho pl'ocess;" was me biggest American living
‘**m-i-- lianl on the lllternational mg,-p_
Siililii iiUillAl|UNS
can ho thought of lloover.
Lived Long -in England.
tations furllislled by l“. B. McCurdy `
& (‘o., stock and bond broke-'rs, lnenl-
lers Molltreai Stot-_lc Excllllllge, Mc-
`l1i`lly Bulldiilg. liibllfd-X. N~ SJ llinl as an Englishman. lie is no
CLOSWG PFHCES- his working years' in England
working lor English interests.
%¢5f¢"di‘Y T°d=Y business is Ellgiisll; his partners
1111/,
118%
595/4
88%
ciao
74
as
150%
119 IA.
117.
71;
_ so
4f»=l;.
low.
ss
ns
ginllillg of the war. This is ra
wonderful, for our cousins as a
.86% ,
$631/,
73%
Yruc. ..  ....il7%
‘alll’iu'. ._  ..l5!l
.SXM
80
in-:uiillg ..  ....75
89
whether at home or abroad, and
lloover belongs to that select cl
llut Mr. lloover, thought he is
and even lu England, outside of
ilu; and ilnullclal circles, he was
105
.8054
.57
into interllatiullal celebrity when
war broke ollt. A committee
hastily-forllled of Americans in
f doll to assist other Amorlcalls' to
was recalled by some Alllericllllx
llnd got busy. Tllrollgll ills hands
"SYRUP ill FIGS" IF I
TUNGUE IS ililiillll
assistance. lloovor‘s lllolley calne
llalllly.
The Big Neutral Force.
f cross feverish, sick, bliious, clean 9
little liver and bowels.
from
his fellicwi-coun-try-lllen that would
not be granted; and the people have
again it has been said tllat 'before
United States entered the war Hoover
work for Belgian relief kept Ullcle
Willen-
ever :1 European thought oi’ an Ameri-
Wllell he was made food dictator
pro-German and others denounced
I-Ingiislllnall, but he has lived most 0|
do not overlook their millionaires,
lllllch past forty, had been living al-
lllost in rc-tlrelnellt fur some years.
known. lie leaped almost overnight
llolne, alld lloover‘s organizing ability
was appealed to, threw his' coat off
000 Ami-rleall refugees passed, and a-
bout 5,000 of tbelll lleedf-ll iilnancial
Will”
falls
one
over
the
His
lilfl
and
His
are
ther
ruhe
Mr.
ilSS'.
not
mill-
not
the
was
Lon-
get
lie
42,-
ill.
<
'__ U 1:1
all irritation, or inflammation of
the air passages. This its ll con-
dition which it negleeted.ma.
rovo serious, therefore
ougll should always bo..treai.e
elore it reaclles the stubborn
stage.
THE TREATMENT
To sucessilllly combat
ollgil use OUP _
YRUP PINE TAR WITH 60 '
LIVER OIL
It will stop tho cough in 11.
ery sh‘ori. time, by removing
the inilnnlmation which caused
it.
It is a scientific remedy tha
0
illto silence.
I "` "\\v\'\\\\
clvililren love tllls~"ir1lit lnxniivw’
'ind nothing _clse` clellnses tllo tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child Shllply will not stop playing
io empty the bowels, and the result is,
they bu;'ollle tightly clogged wltll
whsle, liver gets sluggish, stolllncll
sours, then your little one becoimes
cross, l1ali`-sick, feverish, don't ent.
sleep or uct llaturlllly, breath is ball.
systclll lull ot"cold, has sore throat.
stonntl-ll-llclle or diarrhocn. Listen,
Mother! See il' tongue is coated. tllcu
give ll loaspoonful of "(‘lllifornia. SY'
|-up of figs," only in li few llollrs nll
the collstipated waste, sour bile and
undigesled food passes out of the sys-
tcm. and you have ll well, playful
vhlld a alll
lloover becanle naturally the head'
ol' this little conlnllttee, and before it
had conlpleted the job for which it
was organized other jobs awaited lt.
lt was asked by tho British and Ger-
lnlall Goverlllllellt to arrange for the
ret'.ll'l1 to Englalld o the thousilllds
of girl :tullc-llts trapped ill Gernlully
at the beginning ofthe war and the
equal thousands of German girls' and
civilians wlloln the war found in Eng-
land. Before this task had been nc-
colllplisllell the plight of llelglum had
begun to force itself upon the atten-
tion of lilo world. Tile country was
overrun employment had ceased. food
was running short. Germany recogniz-
Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly
and not to merely drug a cough * and ,h0w,_,|,_
Mllliglls of nlolllers give "(`_1llifornia‘
Ask your "Ugg or a 7° appropriated by Gerlnany. There
""°°   °°‘*'° "‘:..2.f.';ff:_"i111'i...il;::2  11  1-11   - is ---if-1.
J h & J h diliuiren pl' nil ages and for grownnpli and Hoover stepped into it. l-Ie called
0 “sn” 0 “son ppllnly _printed on the bottle. Beware to ills help a number of:Americ\ns.1
’ ' Tho Quality Drugstore ' oi colulterfeits sold here. (let lim most of them engineers' like l1imaolf,’
Gor Koh! and Prince lineto 5'i’““(‘,'(‘)‘:n|`:'t',°;‘f,"-,hf¥p,i,f;§`£;n$h§:_3k:1’S and they took overtlle tuloof lot;
zvilifh ,_on¢em`p'[_ ' ting food a1id` other supplies into Bel-
od no responsibility to feed the popul-
,\| rlnless; children love lt, and it nev-- ation sllr- was trying Io enslave. Bel-
” mado to cum pemmnenuy' ei) fails to not on the stomach. liver glumvg allies could do nothing but
I in f I bicolltrillute funds which might well be
WEB
They worked in the face of tl1e,a-
pallly at best and the hostility at worst
of the German authorities, bu_t they
did work and with the assistance bf
'tions from almost every other civiliz;
ed country they saved the Belgian na-
tion from starving to death] It is
said that when Hoover and his help-
ers began they had only $500,000 in
sight, a. gift fromthe'Brltish Govern-
ment. Nevertheless, they proceeded
to place orders for $2,000,000 worth of
food a week. Hoover had evidently
heard about the Biblical ravens. and
it is not on record that the work _of
Belgian relief ever halted for an
hour owing to shortage of food. The
Iioover committee insisted upon ro-
maining ll, Belgium long after its pre-
sence had beccme obviously distaste-
ful to the German Government, and it
was only after the Unlged States bo-
cnme n belligerent fthe/t the committee
was obliged to quit.
Another Barefoot Boy.
lioover's unique ex@rience in (Bed
ing Belgluim made him a natural se)-
ection as food controller of the Unit-
ed States, for it ought to be- rememb-
ered that the United States did not
wait until Americans were hungry or
the Allied soldiers starving before
appointing a food controller. Hoover
now works in Washington with a tre-
mendous staff upon a task that is far
more dlilicult than that which he grap-
pled ill Belgium. But he has the habit
of success. As ll boy he eamed inonely
to put himself through college, ind
when he was 26 he was the mining ad-
viser oftllo Chinese Government. H0
discovered and operated mines on
three continents, made his own for-
tune and ‘tha-t of his partners before
he was forty, and has a. gift for or-
c. .zauization and administration
tl :lt few men possess. He is an Am-
ellcan that the United States may
vi --ll be prolld of and whom the Allies,
ll:_<l particularly Belgium. will always
hold ill the highest esteem.
NOT FAR WRONG
Tcai-llor-Now, children. what is
the purpose of the calendar
Bright Boy-lt's to tell you where
you'd orter get your life insured.
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Two Bargains
iN wonlaugs aoojljs
Buys a Beauty in a GUN`
METAL HIGH QUT .WIQII
French Heel.
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will buy you n nice GUN MET-
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Sport Hoot 1 _~
These boots must bu noon to
be appreciated for they an ox-
ceptionnl value.
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