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IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

8GOT’\’»|S,H_-MUSIC, Scottish songs

and Scottish dances at the patriotic entertainment in the Caledonia Club Rooms this evenin . ~ _ 6741

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Northuniberland docked in Charlotte- town Saturdny evening about 5.30,

COME AND SEE THE “ WEE

MAGS " dance the “ Reel o' _Tulloch ” in the Caledonia Club Rooms this evening. 6741

LADIES' AID MEETING.-An i_m-

portanffnecting ol' the Ladies' Aid Societywifil be field in Y,M.C.A. Parlor :it "4 q'¢l6ck thglgyafternoori. All 'mem- lielfs é`?1':~ -tirkirrrflfi* rvquestod to be present... -, . _ » -

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press train from Su1un_'ier'slde arrived in t.`liarlo1tcto\\'11 Saturday ‘night at 10.35 dclock. Ainong passengers nr- riving were Lieut.~Goveriio1' lingers i`ro'1ni Allicrtoii, Messrs J. J. Johnston and W. l-2. Huntley, from Summersitle. Ti'ri'i\‘l‘r l~J. llnssl-l"Béll' fi‘o1n"1\‘loirct'o111"

SALVATION ARMY.-At Elliol's

Hall. Ro1'k_v l’oii1t. on Tuesday, Dec. lst. at 7.30 p.ni., the Salvation Army will give an illustrated lantern service, entitled, " \\‘t11' Serial "; also, a touch- ing illustratt-il story of war, "Saved by` ills liihli-.." The speaker will be Cripliiiii ;\l11<:S\v1iin, who has spent 8 yours in the llritish Navy. Admission, adults 101-. children under 12 51-. Do not miss this interesting service.

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tion in llartsville Hall on Friday night last. The hull was filled to the doors. 1-von the aisles and every foot of floor ,1;p111~t- was ticcupiod 11s standing rooin. Mr I). 1\i. Illcllonuld, presided, and the order wus cx1:1-.lit-iit considering the 1-1o\v1le1l rooni. The speakers were: 'l`l1t- (‘l111irn111n i.\lr M<;l)onalt.ll. Rev. \\'. li. \\'ils.oi1, Field St-cretary oi` the l’rovi1i1~l11l Allia1i1-e; l\-ir 1.. P. 'l`11nton, G.\\'.l’. of the Order; Mr John Ste\\‘1i1't, 111' Stnntzlicl; and Mr ll. 1\l1:l,eod, llarts- villu. .\n ellivieiit choir 1-0111111(-le1l the ninsical exert-it-ics. A su:-.1-:_-.-sful basket or pie social wits held 111 the 1-lose oi` tlic ciit1-1‘t1=.i111nei1i. 'i`l1<- goo11l_v supply of b11sk1~1s wr-re aitctiuiietl bv lllessrs R. Stevenson 111111 I). 1.1111111111. experts in their line. :ind tht- liandsoine suni of $68.80 realised. A portion ol' this inoney is to lit- f~o11tril11it1-11 to tho Grand llivisioii propagalioii i`un1l. A vote of tluuiks. iiiovi-11 bf: Mr lt. 1Mol.eod and st-coiitleii by .\lr 1). Laniont, was tei11ler1-11 to tht- visiting friends, Mr I1. l’. 'l`1i11ton. Roy. 1\lr \\'ilso11 111111 I\lr l"r11|1l1 191111111. for their pie-sf-iitfv 111111 \'11I1|1-11 11s:=ist11111‘1-_ \\'l1i1-11 wus :~1\iitnbl_v 111-k1111\\'l1-dgi-11. 'l`l11- 111usi1‘1tl }>r1ig1‘1i1i111i1- was as i'11ll11\\.-1; _l`|ior11s, 1'l1olr; rt-1-1111111111. .\1-11i1- M11- illoiittltl; te11ip01‘11i\1'e 1li11l11g111-, lhrt-<- youiig nicti; solo 111111 1-lirirus; 11111-1. Everett Mulieod 111111 Sutllo .\l1‘l\1-117.11-; solo, M1' l"1'unk l<‘l0o11; 1‘et:il11ti1111 11-11-

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GERMANY IS SLOWLY

BLEEDING T0 DEATH

With the French Artny at the

front, via Paris, Nov. 28,-Like 11 giunt in a trap largely of' his own making. Germany is slowly hleetliiig to dc-nth, without any apparent means of ox- irnction. After 'three wet-ks ot' obser- vation on the weslcrii hnfilo front, iliis. it appears to nit-. is the situation 111 present. 1 uni convinced flint the

l/lilies are highly satisflf-tl with tlie

situation and are perfectly' contonl. to let Germany weiir 111-rself ont.

From a notably irlistworfliysourcc

l gather that Germany is very niut-li dissatisfied, but is unahlt-. now cltlier to force the issue or to withdraw. The only remedy for Gernmiiy is ri 1111- cisivtl batf.le which she it-1 iinalilv to force, despite constant ondoavors,o\v- ing to her extended lilies and the consequeiil impossibility of concen- tration.

ln :in endeavor to force the issue ln

the West the German lines were fur- tl1el'_ e:irteiide1l to the sen. This luft her 'worse off than ever. The. neces- sity of. sliortening the lino i -imper- itivc. ygt if' it is slrprteneds it will 1-rc-ate 41 had inipresslonin Germany. lt would be taken as 11 alzn__of failure S1ich~‘n rctiligninent would also expose tho German flanks to powerful smash- les from the Allies. Germany is there- fore condemned to hold on, despite the urszencv of hor turniiirr loose, and ot’ tlio realization daily that she is grow- ing weaker, while tho Allies are grow- ing stronger.

The Allies have nothing to gain by

immediate action. Germany has every- thing. The oflicers are enthusiastic ovor tho tactics of Generals Joffrc and French. the French and British com- tnsndlng officers, Ono foreign neutral olfserver likened the Allies and the Gormnns lo two heavyweight boxers, each blocking the onslaughts of the other until one is weakened hy his own exertions, and tho stronger lands it knock-out hlow.

WOMEN GIVE MOTOR AMBULANCE

LETIIBRIDGE. Alta., Nov. 28.-The

women of Southern Alberta. through

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ofngio Empire. will contribute n motor o ulahce to the Empire. 1

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-‘soo'r1.ANo=s’= tai-iv. seotianaw might and Scotland's hills for ms. c Caledonia Club. Moms ,this.evening.

was s very good sheet .of ice. 1;

evangelistic meetings in Central Chris- e tian Church were very largely attended o yesterdsyat both-_'sei-vices',_.and st the l evening service the' 'church was a. crowded to the doors. Evangelist e McPherson preached. two very elo- a nent discourses Miss Jac ueline a

Dfckleson sang a duet very acceptably o 111.11119 eveiliug service. .Ten converts 11

mrsnzsrine t.E'rTE`n.- The roi- il

land'- We are being put through

`__`,,'~.~ ~ _ 1 '~ eslled~severis1.._¢_19mmission~ gears to

SKATING.-About 200 :persons en- gsther and asked them tli iwishes

joyed their first skate on Government in the mst.tsr.,.Not.one.Canadlau would Pond, Charlottetown, yesterday. There listen to the suggestion and stated we

_ Englishmen perhaps better. So here EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS.-The we» are"|18-lilly-‘but'.mudd5%~'ilt'1f|nin's

0. _ - ’ ll McDonald sang a very beautiful and lark. I heard so much about this bird

tc;_ucl1ing solo at the-momlng service, that. I imagined that-‘one would be sure' ad Mr McPherson and Miss Ruth to ‘hearhomethingfot-it, well lheard

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F1/Tire gilvien tthel right hand of Christiaii last.,week fin .Lori on and took in all _ A \ :1 A 1' you imagine a 'ore s,§ére'te__t2i e owsi p a ie morn ug-servicc._and the i hts po sibl i that ti _- enthuhlastf i _ - - ` 'un . ` ~ - ‘ E’ eight persons were baptised at the _thing gii1t9t‘%€t?dd‘~1$\8f“lQry_fmil1l;eh‘~ |Q32 'tlpmlslni 'E512 Kb for Dr' chases Orxmem ? TMJ! evening service. .The meetings will Arniyand1Na'v/yfmulaxniil They show

continue 1l_urlng this week, hegiiiiiingvfrolll the first rifle. wlth_a flint. locg, MCI! @\€1lll\g at 7.45. There will be right up to the modern l.ee-Enfiel `. '

iweicisl music, and all are cordially They liavou-verytnice 'rifle -l'1ero1`msw‘.' nv tel. it '

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lowliig letter was received from oneleveii our celebrated Ross Rifle being 0,1 the members of’ the Canadian Rifle 11.11312 S11D8l‘i0l'-- TWG”-T llllve-'llllle mill-` (lub now at Salisbury Plain, Eng- Ulf! HGWS Only lhlS-lh@‘Cl*.Y ih"f01"

rote at once to Gen Alderson t ow it this was so and it so they ould have the huts at Bultord occupi

by Imperlsl forces. Gen-'. Alderson

an stsudftlre ‘"'mud just as well'~as‘

very day. I have not had _aggod view f the sun since landing. in England. wish you'could send'us'over about week..ot B. E1* Islas`1i1.sutumn.~wsst~lr-' r.‘ 1 have been kind of disappointed bout the weather here. Another dis- ppoinling thing .to -ma' &tt:hi=.1?Slt'y-

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en and more men“and -until 'Eng-

Cha.a_ 'gf Oint ,_ . 'mentfadmd .was ` _ e . _

of a Healing Agent

li ` “ 'Dr.' Chase’s Ointment Was Used. ‘ i_i_\` 1

Psoriasis or Chronic Eczema Deiied All Treatment Until

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Att‘ _iugsrinz with the terrlbleT tered with what three doctors called chiq¥ot,Psorissis for five years. Bnd PSOPIMIS- Thffl' 00010 “Oi help rho.

smiana that she could and one oi’ thc-m told me it anyone ot-

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turnedg- my Dr. _ff ' ‘_ ,__

ntlrelsnpured. .

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_not wonder that ` the writer is :

fs-ied;t1.f=u11rantee a cure for $50.00.- lo |11-op my money. as I could nntibe- cured. The disease spread all over me, even on my face and head, ind the itching and burning was hardft.; boar. 1 used eight boxds of

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say I am entirely clli‘e_d. nga si

a sore to be seen. I can -hdtdly

'this olntiuc-nt enough_'_' _ _,___ - _ __

"nm £ _ -. `a._-»“" ` ' __ should con`vin_co you'tl1nt"ns a cure* U 111|-;~.!.;q»é-'fvme ' _‘_-x' ~. 'for eczema. and all'117otms_of itchlng_-1

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LL i ., _. 1 {~~._` -\' _l` .skin disease Dr. Ghase's_ Oi tmer1f.‘ geaé“0€;‘y’¢§O,?l:__ * ‘"9 " ` l stands supreme. Put lttto test. ‘

60c 11 box, all clo11lers,.on Edmanso1i.‘_-

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eady to put in the field this \\ ar olllg to drag along Thev are hatiiil, hard to hold the Germans buck, slin-

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\' men alrallable. Canada ought to

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The -Merchants Anxiety I

Over Acorn and Brown’s Great Slaugliter Sale of Clothing

That there is real concern-among the clothing merchants

of this city in regard to the values we are offering in overcoats, is proved by the extra amountof newspaper space used by them since we announced in amodest way that We were going to save YOU money on yournew _Winter overcoat,

* THEIR _ALMOST SUPERHUMAN EFFORTS to convince 1 you with Pr1nter’s Ink that it was presumption on our part to cha_l_lenge_the1r right to YOUR trade, remind us of the efforts of the Great'German War Machine to annihilate the little British

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‘ _ WE ARE NOT VERY BIG: But We are dispensing _the big- gest values in overcoats that were ever offered to the men of - P. E. Island! and it will take more than Printer’s Ink to make you buy a coat in. any 'otherlstore if you call and see what We are off

Our Values are Irresistable

We honestlybelieve that We have sold more coats during

the past Week than all _the other stores put together---WHY. Simply becau§ef"`je1\ffer'§{ has compared values declares téhat ours are;yv_ithoutf_‘a'doubt'the best for the money they have ver seen. . ,

is Here

_ Don’t fo1fg€t._t0_ __ea_ll1 for it. _This offering is in a class all

by itself. Through it you have the privilege of selection from one of the largest Canadian _manufacturers at a price that does not cover the.__cost of production. All new, fresh styles in a var-`

. iety ofthe best cloth, including Harris tweeds, chinchilla melton and beaver cloths. ' ` _ ‘ ' ’

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