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Justice of Peace Praises-

Dr. Chase’s Ointment

-lui

After Nine Years of Agorriy

- Using This Great Healing Agent,

As a means of healing sores and

wouigf that defy ordinary treatment Dr. .V ase's Ointment has long stood guplfeme. It IB __ _ known far and wide _#' - as a _positive cure ` for eczema and ~ ._ plle'ri. Whatever ; _ __` '

uncertainty the-Fe fi `.-\ may Qin about the '\

results obtained liy the use of medicines taken internally there can be no question ofthe healing of the skin when, Dr. Chai-xe’s Oliitnicnt is applied.

Yriiinfian actually

geo W ' YOIU' OWI1

eyes just what takes MR- HE.'\'I"F{- place. The sore parts are cleansed,

1-. ~ng,`=:__ .' 4--1'. . ~ L ii* `-f»rf»':-l’~r- -= r l ,_ ., ‘ff ' _ ‘iw " ;. "`f\_\

He Escaped an Operation by

'Mill gradually the new skin is formed Lindnthe sore becomes sniullol and ‘mar er, until it iinaliy disappears, 1; s o ten wonderful the results which are accomplished in a single night by

iiuse ot this great healing ointmeilt.

r. N. A. Heath, J.P., Fitch 33%

Qi-19-. Wl‘ll9H1-"Nine years ago I was taken with an abccss, and cannot be- gin to describe what I have suffered ns n. result. I was examined by twig doctors, both of whom said I would have to undergo an operation 1.. be cured. Thanks to Dr. Chase's Oint- ment, it has rendered nn operation UUDGCGHSHFY. and has completely cured nie. I cannot say enough Ili Praise of this wonderful ointment whlch_ci|reil me after nine years of agony. '

Dr. (".ho.sr-'s Ointment, 600 ii box, all

dealers, or Edmanson. Bates & C0., _ Limited. Toronto.

avi-¢.

A BRITISH WAR~SONG.

- »(’l`homas Campbell.)

Quit the plough, the loom, the mine, Quit the joys the heart entwlue, .loin our brothers on the brine, Arm, ye brave, or Slavery.

Ponce, so loved, away is fled; War shall leave his iron bed; To your arms, avengers dread!

Strike, 0 strike at Tyranny.

|<‘or our homes, our all our iinnie,

lilust again the tyrant's aim. liritain’s wrongs swift vengauces

calm. ‘

ltusll to arms-or Slavery.

Iieroes, of the sea. the shore, Quit your laurelled rest once more; lireadiy rouse the battle’s roar, Vengance hurl on Tyranny!

l`tl'l\'. MR. KINSALE V

HAS RPSIGNED.

SYDNEY, Nov. 19.-It is learned

that Rev. Mr. Kinsule, lor several years Protestant missionary to the

resignation to the meeting of- the _Sydney Presbytery held this mon.. lug 'lp St. Andrews’ Church. It, is understood that the Rev. gentleman has been ,suffering from nervous breakdown as a. result; of suspicions Ui 0315008.89 which are said to have been directed against him since the outbreak of the war. Regret is ex~ pressed hy Mr. Kinsaie's many fri- ends regarding his decision to leave Sydney.

His term, however, will not expire

until next June, it is stated.

CATHOLIC PRIESTS

EXECUTED IN MEXICO.

EL PASO, Texas, Nov. 20.-A mili-

tary bulletin from Guadalajara receiv- ed here to-day says that four Roman Catholic priests had been executed by order of General Joachim Amar, military governor iii the State ol' Mlclioacnn. lt was declared that the clericals had headed an uprising. Several similar uprisings oi' the people against alleged confiscation and dese- cration ot' church property have been

foreigners in this city, presented his

reported fronl several points in south-

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The Eastern Trust Co.

, INCORPORATED 1893

CAPITAL $1.000.000

RESERVE $225.000

PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C.

1 PRINCE EDWARD

ISLAND BOARD

I-Ion. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman,

James Eden, C I-I. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.

This Company under its Act of Incorporation

confines its business to the

and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not speculate with its own or trust .funds, nor does it

invest monies outside of

In these times `of financial trouble its position

stronger than ever.

_ 4 i .

H Correspondence Invited.

administration of estates

the Maritime Provinces.

»-. U1

l p. m. Leaves Charlottetown 4 p. ni. 'T ' ' M '_

General Manager Leaves York Poinr, Tuesday. 24th, ~ imager

oct. 29. 1914.

730 and 12 a. m. Leaves Ciiarlotte- Q

6274-10-29Mthstutf. ~ :own 11.45 and 4 p. m. Leln-is york ‘I _ _, _ _

Point, Friday zvili, mo and iz ii. nl. < I -- _

I gfslzvg Iénaiisitetov/n. 11.45 and 4 pm. . ‘ AN A B I N

E ,___ L _ V ~ '-1 M S. S»HlllSbOr0 _ l |:| C-

l\lE\hl YORK

I'-ISI# ADS

1 W 1 I

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Thomas' M.-Reid & Co.

I WHOLESALE COMMISSION FISH IIEALERS

108 Fulton Fisli Market, New York _

speclnltigg Smolts Eels sud Clams. Consignments solicited, daily rf

turns. Stenclldnnd stationery on Bl-‘Dll°“tl°n~

Iteterence,'Market and Fulton National Bank. 116W Y°|'l‘-

s. s. wii.sv 4 sons. T~"¢f°f Al'

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Coii`el§pments Solicited PromPf Rewms '

JHN mils co.

- (lNconi>oiwrliliJ.i

s -- -- M k t-New York

A loglhlilfsilzlllomiiiisilon Full Dealers

l- 0 °

ts & Eels Specialties

A §l’ond§,?|§!mpt|y answered, stencils sent on BDi>\lClll°“-

_ ' 4 SONS-Boston Transfer ents.

l"f'¢iilft5”,`”°cF News co

fro.n Charlottetown for Bos- 2120 "' ` 3-`00 "

”"’ °°'°° ' sais-ii-siumav

- RED CROSS. _

Contributions to the Red Cross So-

ciety from O’Leury:

Messrs. J. A. Brady, 1.00; Arthur

Dignan. .50.; Thomas Tucker, .20 ; An- drew Arsenault, .40;, Mrs. F, D. Arsen- 'ault, .25; Mrs. L. Lacey,-.50: Mrs.`John Large. .50; Mrs. J. A. Large, .50; Mrs. Cephas Greg8. .20; Mrs. ‘James Gregg, .50-Total. $4.55. Mrs. William Vinj,- cenhyarn; Mrs. T. Tuplin, 1 shirt;» Mrs. David Crozier, 2 lbs. rolls and 1 pair mitts; Mrs. Cephas Gregg. 2 yds. cheese cloth; Mrs. John Rayner,.2 pairs pillow cases and 1 towel; Mrs. James Wood, 2 lbs. rolls, 1 pair socks, and 2 towels; Mrs. L. Lacey., yarn; Mr. William Turner, 1 pair socks; Mrs. John Webb. 12 yds. cotton; Mrs. John Leard. 3 lbs. rolls and yarn; Mrs. Jas. Dickenson, socks; Mrs. Joseph Gal- lant. socks; Mrs. William Haslam, 2 pairs socks and 3 pairs wristlets; Mrs. James A. Webb, socks; Mrs. D. Ram- say. 2 pairs socks and wristlets Mrs. Chester Clark. 5 yds. flannel; Mrs. Al- bert McWilliams, 1 blanket and wrist- lets; Mrs. Seymour Elliott, rolls; Mrs. William Cornish, rolls; Mr. Thomas Kendall. 1 skein yarn; Mrs. Joseph Mc- Williams, wristlets; Mrs. Norman Mc- ‘Willlams, wristlets;_ Mrs. A. W. Car- lruthers, 5 yds. cotton; Mrs. James Wedlock. 2 pr. socks; Mrs. Geo. Small- man. 1 pr. socks; Mrs. Henry Boulter, 1 pr. socks and 4 prs. wristlets; Miss Aiiilie McNaught, yarn; Mrs. John Hopgood. yarn; Mrs. Fred Arsenault, knitting, with knitting machine.

-Ami,

On Oct. 15th. a Red Cross Society

was formed at Brookfield, and the fol- lowing oiiicers were elected:-Pres.. Mrs. (Rev.) J. H. MacHattie; Vice- Pres., Mrs. F. (‘_. Dollar; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Findlay MacKinlion. Following is a list ot' the amounts collected in _ Brookfield, Springvale and Milton: Mr. Angus Beaton, webb flannelette; Miss Annie Beaton. 1.00; Mrs. Robert Mac-

Mrs. Lemuel MacLean, 1.00; Richard MacDui`f, .50; Mrs. Edward Moore, 1.00; Nelson Moore, .50; Mrs. I-Iinsoli Sentner, .50; Mrs. Alex. Campbell,

Alex MacDonald, 1.00; Mrs. Frederick 1 (‘. Dollar, 2.00; Mrs. Angus MacLeod, 1 quilt, 2 pillows, 1 pair socks, 1 pair

erick Coles, 1.00; Mrs. Frederick Coles. 1 pr. socks. .25; Miss Minnie Carson, '

mitts, .2o; Mrs. Benjamin Sentner, 23/4 yds. fiannelette; Mrs. John Coles,

l lu inane /_ , ,

giadilzy. //-/’/Q//./.’ L I

¢ .44 i1"r|.¢ _ ...,..“'.EI.., van C

Sick A " ` Headache, and Dish-as after Eating. - ‘ _ s-.ii rin. s-.ii im., s-nu i>fn._

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1.00; Mrs. Walter Curtis, 1.00; Mrs.

Stephen Colggf 2.00; Ronald MacDon- ald, l.00;,.'._ rs. Ronald MacDonald,

1.00; George MacDonald, <50; Mrs.

. ' _ ‘_ Alex Russe 1;, 1.00; Mrs. Catherine Ni-

Durf' L00’ Mm Albert M““D"fr’ ‘50’ cliolson, 1.00'; Mrs. Clia.rles;MacDuif,

1.00, linen; Mrs. Thomas Woods, 1 lb. rolls, 1.00; Mrs. Hector Buchanan, 1.00. 1 skein yarn; Mrs. Benjamin Ma-

1.00; Mrs. Catherine Mclunis, .50' Mrs. theifon’ L00; M.rs‘ J°sP_ph Mac,PherS0,f'_'

M' ’

M

mitts; Mrs. David Paul, 1 quilt, 1 blail Drummond' '50; Mrs' Walter Ma‘fLe(“l' ket’ 1 sheet and linens; Mm Finley ‘1.00, Mrs. Everett Johnson, 1.00, Mrs.

x:f'cl/§l_él()'1_0’l1§,Ir:;'0().I’.hx;§'s II3)"el'l'£"f"1I';%I_` Lean, 1.00; Mrs. (Tliarlotte Johnson, Neiqoh de" Mrs Emoest boiiar' 1.00; Mrs. Ambrose Seiituer. 1.00; 1001 Mrs de' ’ Y ‘ _ ' Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, 1.00; illrs. . , _ orge ounker, 1.00, Jos- J eph Younker, .50; Hammond Crabbe, M .25; Mrs. Anthony Essory. 3.00; Fred- S

50; Mrs. Murdock Stewart, .50; Mrs.

1,00; Miss Annie MacNem’ L00; Mrs_ Mary Matheson. 1 blanket, 1 pillow.

Charles Proude, 1.00; Mrs. David Fos- M ter, 1.00; Mrs. James Scntner, 1 pr. D

- . - ~- L » ~ » - train,

2-'dun' -. I “Ls” With robber hordes, infcst the peace- °”' g ful nel inns' limi

\G¢ll\lIl\O~1IiurSignlt\\l¢ . Biasplieming til-1 Holy Name, this

- Q hraggart linnve _

lr ' ‘ d plays his bufll- ,_ _

On he less clilldl.oo *

s ' " Displays the courage (7) of his war-

\i_rtuelsikt(leIlleel;r’.\villl indecent _plague

ConforriiN::ldvN;'l)II`;i(llii(li],cunning to his I

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Timetable for November, launch`Dol, A 'religious creed; ` C0'

4 nhl" (‘omhining_tlie Hallowed Name of tho ___ ’

u 3n'envf};u¥(,),;k Ié(;,i,;_]|Ii0?tl:;g(3vlH, ;0;h'$,0 With tlll‘ea;l<'~)tl;soiG0lil oigidiiilln iliciiririie Ch°"'°tt°t°w"TPl°t°" S°'Vi°° » -- "- Eor-"rilv|E - Friday 13th. 930 and 12 8- 111- . cmsmng -with hru-tal mlght‘ ~ (‘oninif5ll':ili?Glll<illrlii\' thc 2nd of Ileuvvs York point Friday’ 13",, 9_3() (nn science poison a sting. or genius ’ _ ' . - .. ,‘ I I I.. y and 12 I eaves Char‘oit°town ll 45 “'0*\V“ il illflnil N;)l‘l"D|l“b‘f` :Inc d‘;';).r_}‘l‘\lc.l;:,l';`fr 32;”

' " ‘ ' ‘ " ’ " .. _ , , _ ei lo? ' . ' _'

“|10 55 ll- m- L0”-V05 YUM( p°l“t Tues' TU Mililgsl tl:li,,:?,p|,3‘:§,,;1f»0('kl'r" and l:vxr‘i~ptlS‘ii|illuv iitp7 30 o‘clock :I ni

day, 17th. 10 "0 a nr and 1 p iii `

B A Weston Leaves c‘liarloiI'etown 154' ima 'viii I “el‘l""i"“ ‘vm "`“"°; m°t°“ “"°l‘L 1.

A . ._-.o ... '_ »I,k p_m_

° ° ’ p. m. Leaves York Point. Frliiay 20th, '_ J oc 0° G W WAKEFORD

_ ~.~~.»r.¢i»v.». ..¢,.u.-e l~~ rsvp.;-.4,

ADV _ . ' -A s

: |392 1

Courteous Service

Customers of this bank iipge-

ciate the constant courtesy ey meet in our ofiice. There is no need- for the 'inexperienced to tear "red tape," and women clients may feel assured of our , willing attention to their banking

requirements.

Opening a Savings Account is

:simple matter. All you have -~

to do is to- bring dyour money; we are glad to o the rest, whether your deposit be large

~ or small. ‘ - 22

cspim -_-'- » - U s.ooo,ooo Surplus - - ~ - 811,000,000 Total Resources ‘ - $00,000,000

The ‘Bank of Nova Scotia

ISLAND BR.-iuci-ii-:s Charlottetown - - Summersidv M5949" - - - - Kensington 011,",-y - _ - ~ Montague ri _ “_ 1

i _ 1

if"""‘T‘ dl

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00 Mrs Archibald M.:cPlie1’sou, 1 2.1 iss Anna MacPherson, 1.00; Mrs. nlcolm MacLean, 1.00; Mrs, .iolni

H. Mac!-lattie, 2.00; Mrs. John Mac-

olln MacSwcen, 2 night shirts. 1.00; iss J. A. MacLeod. 2.00; Mrs. George entner. 1 pr. mitts; John McLeod,

Collectors-Mrs. Alex MacDonald. rs. F. (f._Dollar. Mrs. Ronald lilac- onald, Miss Sadie MacSween.

THE NATION THIEF

_50; Mrs. Daniel Howard, 1.00; Wil- ' tiiorlijfc-stir' -'f_’C¥1-’lf'- 1"‘llC€1!11"2ly°l\ liiiln Mac-Neill, .25; Mrs; Jackson Bell, _ . T

By Lewis P. Taiitoii, repulilislied P"-LU. Y1l_~"-5§§’if'/"ll ’

_ from Forward. the national organ of gzgfg

the Sous of Teiuporiiucc in Nova 1...: _.LL frlfi ui r

` ' 'O - T , Scotia: ' ,

Voudom'd bullets, on their wing - the ` . 4 , ' Kaiser’s wing; J

Dc , _-, _ _ liow they hriiigitlleir nloltcn Hell, L_.-

_ _ __ - _ ~ with demoiifs sting;

Nimgimgin no wl.¢g;l\¢|im-i||-*hgh Not in defence of home from the in- nmuh uid i»w=_l» smigha. _ _ _ vaders' dart; .

cAR-rams u-rl-LE ,[5 i ,- Not to protect the weak, with a gai-

'Y' 'uvER.P|u3 / lant heart;

- Not to preserve ai peace they pluy-

i°°d7l"n5'l"l7°°‘° ,'_" -. _ their part, L

ui with iuselisate greed for power

and galil;

n pillage bent, their brutal bandit

g <

Natioii 'l`hi'er', murder and oiiflage

iii his lluml

ery brave, _

illl treiiclierous bomb and ‘umliush-

ed cowii:d’:< art.

The s. s. “Haiif;x" Sails

ton via Hawkesbury and Hali- 430 “ 45" " fafx every Friday at noon °“"°"“" For furtherinformation apply nj., £11'-,§lf' 1?., 'Q/li1M'~ "' t0t _ _

JAS. CARRAGHER, 1 -

ROCKY POINT FERRY

. 0 .

Leave C§i'Town. 0 Leave Rocky P.t

\ _

\SOLl.)Il'fR.\" FEETN

Long Marches Maile In Comfort.

One of the lessons taught us by

the South Afri?in \\`ar was that sound feet are ll the highest military importance. 'Phat we have benefited by the experience obtained in the campaign is indicated -by the tact that the British Army in France has shown itself capable of marching long distances and of fighting splen- dldiy without: time for rest. Yet a number of Wounded soldiers have al- rendy returned home sui‘lei‘in|; from footsore, so that the following hints may be oi value to those men who huvc ofiered their services to their country in her hour of need;-

1. The soles of marching, boots

should be thick hilt flexible and hand-sewn, and not riveted or ina- ,chine sewn. The latter form a ridge inside which is uncomiortuble. ni

2.ln order to avoid the difficulty of new boots, which draw the feet by extracting the tnnnin from the leather, the boots should be ii size larger and have ia. loose sole of thick wool, which will prevent the tannin licinu; extracted from the lea- ther. _

3. A thick woolen sock will absorb

the perspiration and form la. pad for the foot. It the boots are bard they should lie rublicil with castor oil. 4. All boots should be ventilated, and this can be done by punching.: .1 rowl of smull holes just above the vnnlps, not low enough for the wat- er to get ii., These holes cnn be pro- tected froln rain by having 3 slip of leather 11 little full to cover them _to run' the wet oft.

5. The following powder is used by

the German srm»y,° and will he found useful for chufed, sore, und tender feet: Three parts of sglicylic ociil; ten parts of starch, .ciglity-seven parts ol pulverized soap stone. 6. Blisters should be pricked- with ii

clean needle at the edge, the iiuiil pressed out, und then coated with collodiou with a camells-hair brush, which can he purchased for o few pence.

7. The feet should be washed every

night. \`ails are useful-on grass to

are slippery and dangerous.

Q _ i-nam; ittrlllnismimnhianuunnntqnaelainsksa

Wise Plfmeiilion

.

will p:'e'.'o:i€ ' Zio i'¢.if-; ill;`.r.'i;: oi’ today from bccoznlaf '.211 i:i,'Z .'1icl:ness of i'.>mcrro\v:1n=.1. _`1c~. Tor troubles of

Soil cv:-r;.'wLi_»-‘~.~. li hoses. 25 con!!

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W|'llT -STAR'“t“7i."£°" `

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S.S. Zeeland - November 14th Till Sill, 12,017 TCI!

PORTLAND - IIALIFAX- LIVERPOOL

x""" s'lH"l' i>i:iiL=d li'-'lille

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brevent Siil>Dini!, hilt on stones they ,,

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" _'r|ME TABLE in EFFECT orfrossn 1 n '

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Kensington

Ar. Suinmerside

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8.55 9.30

A.M. 0.50 DOD. 8.35 9.12 ’

3.00 4.10 4.30

4.57 0.41 6.00 11.10 Ar.

Mt. Stewar t M oreil St. Peter’s

7.10 Ar.

4.15 8.40 Dep. 5.04 9.50 5.25 10.20 6.00 11.00 Ar.

Mr. Stewart Cardigan Montague

P-I Z"f".°°> £31-A' ewocng

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21.10 Dep. 4.25 5.55 Ar.

Charlottetown, Hunter River Emerald Jct.

ep. Summerside Ar- 8.45

Port Hill 7.48 0’Leary 7.04

Ar. Tignisli Dep. 5.45

7.10 Dep. Emerald Jet. Ar. 7.00 8.00 Ar. Cape 'Ijraverse Dep. 6.00 ‘

Cliiirlott-at own,

Sourls Dep.

Elmira Dep. 5.25 * "

Georgetown Dep.

Cliarlottetown Ar. 5.235 Vernon River 4.01 Murray Harbor Dep. 2.00 7.00 i'

f _.» ' All trains run daily-Sunday excepted. \ \

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st, 1914.

Tralus inward.

Read up

A.M

Ar. 11.30 _

10.30 9.56

‘ 9.27 Dep. 9.00 .

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5.15 3.46 2.30 12.20

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P.l\i. _ 5.40 ' 4.IiI 3.20 2.51 _» 1.25

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9.45 8.31

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7 8 0 8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M. 9.30 " 10..00 " 11.00 " 11.30 " 130 P.M 200P. M.

3.30 " 4.00 "

9 00 2 .00

2.00 2.30

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M. MURPIIX. manager.

Agent

Furness 0 f`

,, Ch°f1°“°*°W" ' Elisitern'S.S.‘ Corporation

International Line

DIRECT ROUTE MARITYME PROVINCES TO MONTREAL

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“THE CANADIAN,” MONTREAL TO CHICAGO. Only One Night on the Road. THE “IMPERIAL LIMITED”

Famous Transcontinental Express

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