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EWS WEEK i plrtment of the British Government

was announced Wednesda ras un

important Events Which Have Occurred During the Week.

The Bury Wo;-|d'| Bapponln(l~Cnre-

fully Compiled and Put into Handy and Atlrncdve Shops for tho Bandera of Our Paper-A Bolld llom~'o Enjoyment.

TUESDAY.

Havelock Wilson, president of the

British Sean\en’s Union, was returned unopposed for South Shields. He is elected as a trades unionist.

The peasants in Lithuania have re-

volted and thousands of them have joined other deeerters who are hiding in forests and swamps.

In the House of Commons, Rt.

Hon. Andrew Bonar Law stated that the Government did not contemplate the nationalization of British ship- Ding.

The death of Jane Shirra, of Cale-

donia, whose body was recently ex- hurned after being in the grave for three years, was due to natural causes.

Prince Yorihito of Nigashi has ar-

rived in England to present on behalf of the Japanese Emperor, the bword and badge of a Field Marshal in the Japanese army to King George.

Seven soldiers who were returned

from Gosport, Eng., as incorrigibles, and who were confined in Fort Henry, Kingston, attempted to escape. Six of them were halted by the sentry at the point of a revolver. The seventh escaped.

Lord Cer-ll, Assistant Secretary for

Foreign Affairs, says that no state- ment could be made as to whether the Government intended to retain the German colonies after the war or whether it was proposed to place them under international control.

Dr, R. W. Faulds, of Elmira, aged

about .'37 years, is dead as the result of an attack of influenza, which later developed into pneumonia. At the time Dr. Faulds was taken ill he was attending 160 cases of the influenza and was physically worn out from the strain.

It was announced in the British

House of Commons that since the commencement ol' the war Ilritish troops have taken 327,416 encmy combatant prisoners, including 264,- 242 Germans. There were, it was also stated, 97,000 German combat- ant prisoners in the United Kingdom at the present time.

\VEDNESl')AY.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier will go to

London on Nov. 19 to confer with his westcrn Ontario supporters.

Rioting has broken out at Con-

stantinople and Smyrna, and tier- mans were attacked in both cities.

Rev. J. A. McKccn, B.A., aflor

scrving 40 years in thc ininistry, clos- cd his minislrations last Sunday to the churches of Orono and Kirby.

King Nicholas of Montenegro has

sent a. declaration to the Jugo-Slavs. in which he says: "I declare solemn- ly that Montenegro must becomc at constituent part of Jugo-Slavia."

A Committee of sixteen, compost-d

of a number of Montreal clcrgymcn, soldiers, and lady workers, has made an enquiry into vice conditions in the city. Its report refers to the iri- umphant vice there and to the sys- tematized social evil.

The 10-year-old daughter of Wil-

liam Marshall. of Lillievillc, -Let-ds county, 25 miles from here, was ac- cidentally shot and instantly killed by Charles Belbcock, a cousin, who was cleaning a gun. when it was _accidentally discharged, the bullet cn- terlng her body.

The Winnipeg Street Railway

Union declared they will go on strike Friday unless their receive the in- crease in wages granted them by thc Mathers Boa.rd of Conciliation. The company contends that the increase cannot be paid until the privilege of advancing car fares is granted by the City Council.

Sir George Cave, the British l~iomc

Secretary. gave a long account in the House of Commons of Germany’s ill- treatuient of British war prisoners and her continued violation' of agree- ments concerning prisoners of war. The Home Secretary declared that Germany ought. to be made to pay for these violations.

Itcv. Canon Il. S. Forneri, an aged

retired Anglican clergyman of King- ston, has been greatly bereaved. Last year his son was killed in action. Last. May his eldest daughter, a nurs- ing sister' with the Canadian I<`orce-s, died overseas, and his daughter, Miss Constance, passed away after a short illness of pneumonia. His only sur- viving dat|ghter,~ Mrs. D. Robinson, is seriously ill, and the laltcr’s hus- band, n. returned ofhcer, is also vcry ill.

'l`I-IURSDAY.

ll was officially announced that the

Turks had surrendered uncondition- ally to thc Allies.

The Czécho-Slovak Council of

State has decided to make Pressburg the capital of Slovakia.

The Japanese Privy Council has

ratltled a renewal ol the arbitration trcitty between Japan and the United States.

Austria made a dlrcct plea to

Italy, asking for an armisttce. \-’icn- na announced that all Austrian troops were being withdrawn from Italian territory.

During the rule of Gen Krasnoff,

thc Cossnck leader, and former medi- bcr of the stuff of Alexander- _Keren- sky, in the Don region, 2>,000 per- sons ha-ve been shot.

Gen. Groener, the Prussian War

Minister, after an audience with the Piiuperor. has gone to German head- auartt=i~s us thc successor to Gcn. Ludcndorff, who resigned several days ngo. _

Hon. T. J. .\lacNamara statcd that

the prohibition of Brltlsh women traveling by sen might be removed ns soon us lt be-rriuie _certain that merchant vesscls were immune from cnemy attacks.

Advice-s rccci-ved by the Dutcit

newspapers from Cetllnlc. Montc- ncgro, any the insurgent rising lu sprcarllng. Armcrl bands havc occu- pied Niflsic, Berano and llcjevica., and the Austro-Hungarlitna are cvuc- uatlng the cntirf- country.

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Enterprise goods are sold in I‘rln0c Ed-

ward Island by

:be Hardware Co , Charlottetown, Brace McKay & Cu., Summerstde.

Baron [leavo|~hrook. whose resign-

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dergone an operation. The result in said to be unsatisfactory and his friends are much concerned over his condition. '

FRIDAY. ' .

King Alfonso, who has been suf-

fering front an attack of influenza, la now better. '

A transport carrying 6.000 Amer-

leans soldiers has arrived at a Brit- ish port. Fifty cases of influenza. in recorded.

The German Government has sun-

pended the liquidation of all French- owned businessea in Alsace-Loi-ralnc.

The Czecho-Slovaks have cut the

railroad between Berlin and 'Vlenna. and German trains can go only as far as Schnadau.

Madame Breehkovskayn. grand-

mother of the Russian revolution, was shot on Oct. 27 on lhc charges of opposing the Bolshevik renlme. » Just before the Turkish Govcrn- ment :it Constantinople surrendcrctl to the British, the Tigris nrniy of 7.000 Turks laid down their arms.

A convoy of over 90 patients, .ill

mental cases, who had come directly from overseas, was rec-ci-vcd at the Ontario Military Hospital at Cobourg.

According to Austrian newspaper

the Kingdom of Greater Serbia has been proclaimed at Sarajevo.~Bosnla. and that the assassins of Ars-hduke Franz Ferdinand have been released by soldiers.

German losses since Jan. 1 were

uenii-officially estimated lo-day at 2,500,000, of which one million were permanent. Of the 10,000 Gernmn guns operating July 15, the' Allies ha-ve captured a third.

There has been an outbreak and a

panic among the population in thc Rhine provinces. arising from reports that the authorities were prepared. if necessary, to allow enemy troops to occupy Coblenz and Cologne, ac- cording to Berlin newspapers.

Lleut. John Allen, one of the orig-

inals, urrivodat his home in Weston after three years in the trenches, during which term of service he was twice decorated for bravery. A hro- ther. Pte. Leonard Allen, was killed at the Sommc in 1917. and another brother, Lleut. Robert Allcn, who wus also decorated for bravery, was killed at the front two months ago.

SATURDAY.

During the month of October lhc

British forces fighting in Franco cap- tured 49.000 prisoners and 925 guns.

The Finnish Administrator hasan-

nouncetl officially the granting of amnesty to about 10.000 revolution- aries. '

Tho first issue of lhc Ovrcn Sounri

Sun-'1`imes made its appcarancc this week. In it are incorporated tho Sun and thc Times.

Mrs. Mary Jeffrey, a colored wo-

man of about 75 years of age, was found dead at her homo in St. Cath- arines. Sho reriidod alonc.

Kaiser William wcnl to thc ficld

hcadquurlcrs to consult with thc war- lords. The act. is regarded as signi- ficant nf coming surrcndcr.

The Independent Air Force drop-

pod bomhifon the railroads at Baden, thc chemical factories at. Karlsruhe and the blast furnaces at Burbach, in Germany. -

Between 75 and 100 mcn and ivo-

mcn wcre killed and probably double that number injured in a rear-end collision between two Brooklyn Rapid

'Transit trains.

W. IC. Norman, who for several

years has been assistant superinten- dent, has been appointed supcrlntcn- dent of the Western Division ot' the Canadian Express Co., succeeding thc

latc Mr. E. Allen.

Michael Chrystal. a Russian whom

the Dominion Police believe to bo prominent. in the Bolsheviki and I. W. W. movement in this country, was taken into custody at Windsor. A quantity of seditlous llterat.urc was

found in Chryslal's possession.

Grieving over-the death of her hus-

band, who had died of influenza, Mrs. Carmen Lavera, aged 34, killed hr-1' seven young sons in Havana. She

.then placed the live stock of the farm

in a hut, and after setting it aflre. leaped into the flames. She was rcs- cued in a serious condition by sol- diers.

MONDAY. '

Customs at Chatham for October

were $89,288.63, an increase of more than $9,000.

Fred Patterson, a well-to-do retir-

ed farmer, died after a long illncss at his residence ln St. Mary'a.

Stratford customs returns for Octo-

ber were $81,162.21. Inland revenue returns for the same period were $4,388.80.

Dr. J. Il. Irwin, of Cobourg, who

has been with- the Army Medical Corps for the past three years, has returned to town.

German autliorlties have been noti-

fied by the Dutch Government. that no refugees will be‘perlnitted to cross the Belgian-Netherlands frontier.

Aid. H. W. Newman, of Kingston,

has announced that he will run ‘for the mayorally at the January elec- tions. Major Hughes is retiring from municipal life.

The olllclal All-Russian Telegraph

Agency announces that the Omsk Government intends.to resume the sale of vodka as a Government mono- roly. `

The British casualties reported

during thc month of October total 158,825 officers and men. Of these 28.307 were killed or died of wounds. The casualties are divided na follows: Killed or died of wounds, officcra, 2,060; men, 26,237. Wounded or missing, officers, 6,065; men, 124,463,

The death in London. Ont., of Bert

Piper, the 11~year-old son of Pte. Charles Piper, now overseas. removes the third member of that soldier't§ family from Spanish influenza and loaves an infant daughter the sole surviving member of the family |11 Canada, Mrs. Piper-and another lit- tle daughter having died last week from the malady. Pte. Piper is now lll ln a hospital in England himself.

Dclcrutlnechto make one more ef-

fort to induce the Government to purchase the Mettawns Inn properly at Klngsvllle. orf the laltc, for hos- pltnl .pui-poses, the Windsor Great. War Veterans' Association will ap- point it delegation to act in conjunc- tion with Wm. C. Kennery. M.P., the Essex member, and the delegates will shortly present their appeal to tho Minister of Militia at Ottawa.

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good scrvicc. Shoes which are merely “clever” arc always expcn-

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onlv for the persons who wear them, but for everybody who vt_;icals_1n shoes. The demand for extra styles loads the dcalcr’s shelves with cxpcnsivc, slow-moving stock, and incrcascs the manufacturc1"s over-

of shoes hc makes costs more. Besides, of icathcr, raising prices still higher.

lxf you will buy shoes for scrvice rather than rncrcly for cffcct, you

ste and you will get bcttcr value for ‘ facturcr’s trade-mark on the shoes you

buv. It is there because the ntamifacturer knows that the shoes will

to sign his name to it.

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“ T certainly gets on my nerves. I comc

I home all fagged out, and nearly always have a splitting headache.

"Yes, they say we womcn._always like

shopping. But if everybody feels as tired out; afterwards as I do, it is no joke.

“I wonder if'it is my nerves. I never

:ould stand much sightseeing, anyway. The strain on the eyes sccms to exhaust the whole system.

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- io-night, and that will put mc in fine con-

dition for to-morrow.

“Why don’t somebody invent a good

medicine for thc nerves?

“But what was that il-Irs. Crary was tell-

ing me about? I believe it was Nerve Food-Dr. Cltasc’s Nerve Food. I have heard so many talking about the way this Nerve Food helped them that I must give it a trial." I And this is what Mrs. Crary of 515 Cedar strcct, l’ctcrboro’, Ont., writes about her experience 'with this well-known food cure:

-"fran |\utIerlnz,,.frA»yi it rundown 4-uutllthm of the system. nervous' ohll ty and nice oslnnniui. I

:mu then lin uwnko for hours. I also had fra- uucnt hcaidaiclics und pains tliroligh my back. I gut so that l could luirdly do uny work. I \\i\d tukcn doctor’s mcsllclnc. hut it dltl not seem tu help mc. Through reading ln the newspapers of thc hclp others had derived from thc use of Dr. Cluuu-`.~4 Nerve Food I started taking this medi- vluc. The tu-st box helped mc. so I contlnurfl. taking about live or six boxes. I found thut I wus u urcut dcul hotter. nbic to sleep well and 'lu my work without uny trouhlc. l\ly headuclirl and nervousness are gone. My mother lives with mc. and ahc has also found great beneht front tht’ use of thn Nerve I-'ood. I cannot speak too hltllll-V of Dr. (‘l\u=io1n Nerve Food for nervous trouhlr of uni' kind."

If you could only read the letters which

come to this office from day to day telling of what Dr. Chase’s Nerve Foo`d is dom! for women, and men, too, in all parts of Canada, you would not be long in doubt as to the most satisfactory treatment fm' tired bodies and exhausted nerves.

All we can do is to pass along the 80”'

words by publishing an occasional letter. It remains for you to benefit by usinl th” blond and nerve builder to restore enerzy and vitality to yourexhausted system.

You can obtain Dr. Chase’s Nerve E.°°‘l from all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates i Co., Ltd., Toronto, 6 boxes for $2.75- 0" every box of the genuine you will find the portrait and si ntu f 'A W Clll_l°»_

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