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For Infants and Children-

Mothers Know That Genuine Gastoria

Always Bears the Signature of

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For Uver

Thirty Years

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A RUSSIAN DREAUNUUGHT SUNK

5 inch and four 2.5 inch guns and Wm_ Howard and M,-s_ Gem-ge Mac.

BY 3 P°““‘l""S and mu' t°'T’e‘l° donald for their assistance. The

tubes,

_____ l "At six o`clo<'k on October 20 fir

PETROGRAD Nov. 24-Russia om- broke out in the \`1"'“’°f‘l “Niall”

dreadnought. She was launched i 1914 and displaced 22.500 tons. He oiiicerg and crew numbered a\>0Ut 1# 000 men. The vessel was 550 feet long and had a draught of 27 i'eet.Sbe was armed with ten 12 inch, twenty'

ela/ily announces the ‘los oi' the dread- Of U18 |l1\D¢’»l‘i\U'lll'ii1 Milli? A” _lntm

nought mlpemn-itsa Mm-ia_ __\ 5-1319. ual explosion i'ollo\ve<l 1|n1ned1a‘tel_v

ment tonight reads 1

and the ilro spread rapidly and reach

"rho ltusinu dreadnonf?.hl lrncpl'-;¢‘~l U10 ll0U‘"l lillllifb The °m'~""`S am

atritsa Maria has been sunk by an ln- ,WCW -‘il_l0"*‘ “'lEl_;_ “tie \=_"t';"*"i(`)§"'l‘:)‘l';?(‘; ieruul explosion. Two hundred of the lo NN-UML ‘hi if' “' 5 f’ "“`,_ 5’ _ ,.,.l.“, are missing" ‘and ilomi the rnai.:zw.lncs. lhe corn

lnarnlv: in chief. Vice .~\<l|nlrul hols-

Early ln November u report was in

circulation that the lrnperuiriisa

Maria had gone to the bot-tom audi “Slnu'tly aiu-r seven o‘clnch, how- lhat nearly all of her crew haul pcr- ever, the vest-'rl sunk. The greater Scott and Blanche, Gardiner; panda,

|-bak. wont ubourrl null took persona cornrnand ol' the operations,

lshcd. Later, on .\'ove|nbcr 11, llerlin’pziri of ber crew were saved. All Mil

ivported by wireless that a Bulgar- cor und two ilrst class sub uilicu.

inn llen<lr|\rar'ter's' rlespatclr announ-

ced that a fireman oi' the buttle.=;.hip‘ four ol' the cr-cw lmve :whine died fr-or

had reached the Bulgarian coast andilhe ci`i`er'ls of lim burns.

confirmed the destruction or -no ' readnought which it was' slated had been sunk by n mine near Sullnu nr .~»».».hssla island, at thc- mouth of the

Holmes, Kingston . Mr. Campbell

The Centrdl

rr _rave to my in um Pmmes. »

at the sz; Josephs Hish 'Pee Mil waek 3288.

DONATIONS of homo made candy

fc-r the concert will 'bo thankfulll' 1'9- celved at Y. M. C. A. Hall, Tuesday afternoon. 3291-11-2'lM2l

so|.o|En REc0VERED- Private

J. G. Kincb of Tlgnish who WM re- ported wounded some time ago, ac- cording to Saturday's casualty list, has returned to duty.

READING MATTER APPRECIAT-

ED.- Mrs. Longworth and Mrs. tRev.) Murphy are among those' who have kindly given magazines and reading matter to the boys at the Armourles. This courtesy and thought- fulness is much appreciated by the soldiers, especially those who are off duty while taking their turn at guard.

BAY FORTUNE RED CRO88. -

Ray Fortune Red Cross Society is working as enthusiastically as ever, and shipped a box to the boys at the front containing 32 pairs socks; 18 pairs mitts; 2% doz. handkerchiefs; 45 pencils; 5 lbs tobacco; 36 even- lopes and 72 sheets writing paper; 330 pks speramint gum; 2% doz. cakes soap.

CORNWALL SCHOOL _CONCERTJ

-f-The pupils of Cornwall School gave their Annual Concert before an appreciative audience on Ss/turday 18th inst. A pleasing program ol choruses, Drills, Recitations eitc., _were well rendered by the- pupils in their various parts doing exception- ally well particularly the Patriotic Drill and Psntomime, all meritlng the generous applause accorded to them. The numbers given fby outside talent were fully up to the standard. the violin solos by Mr. John Camp- bell s former pupil being deserving of special mention. He was accom- panied on the organ by Mrs. Everett

to the regret of the whole community

F leaves shortly for the United States

cream table at the High Tea in the

DELIGIOUS HOME MADE CANDY PIO-Cathedral. 8288.

M. C. A.TCon;ert gl Heaaratgah Memorl.

s Hull, uss_ay. W-_ _ -A line _

' . Among thus ‘l _ t 1 y:.;'.5_§:...::;_ Wed- Thurs- B1-ltaln

of. sr ow, ro . ga s, Pro. . ‘ hint... M.; R., 1...... ns.. F. H. December

Lltuelohhs and Grace ch_urc_h orches: -‘ ' 0_5" l~,_R ls; _U wmgat the Empire has

. _ _, _ h in 1 1:.:...‘.f':...€°s:.‘:.1.‘i.‘a':.:.:._“‘°:..';1:. 601-_ &_ 701- _S °!!,*.?.?,.i ...ii

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made candy for sale Agmlssloi17 20 _ revgw

A C8lllB_ _ 291-11-Z M2 D i .

l 9 getber"-Schoc-1; Recitation- Sammy

y " MeK'inle'y; Violin Solo, (encored)-

where the family intend to reside. The teacher and pupils desire to thank all who helped to make the concert a Success, particularly Mrs.

sum of $38 was realized. Following is tho programme. Chorus "All to-

' Frizzell; Duet “Blue Bells of Scot-

land."-Cora McEacbern and Bruce

i Mc-Phail, (eucored); Recitatlon, Tes-

sie Frlzzell; Chorus, “Canada My Home."-School; Recitation,- Leah

' John Campbell; Readlng- Lilian

lwaeilonalcl; ltecitation-- Kathleen McKinley; Solo (encored)- Frank .McArthur; l'teclitation-- Harrison Frizzell; Duet (encored)-~ Mrs. P.

` tic Flag Drill. Intermission. Pon-

liilmn Macdonald, Violin Solo (en- cored- John Campbell; Chc-rus-- “The Sea is Brltairl‘s Glory"- Boys;

APRON 'l’ABLE.- Fancy fable, ice

coNcsn'r_-oo not r'o;g_e_t the v.

LIST NO- 84.

Previously acknowledged- 31.160.56- From Pupils Cardigan North

per Miss M. C. Campbell, tteacher ' Collected by following pupils

Savage Harbor School (7.25) per Miss M. Plgott, teacher

Ada Douglas, Grade dv Scott Coilin, Grade I `

Margaret Mclntyre Grade l~I

Mary Steele Grade V

Collected by Alta Campbell.

Sadie Hynes, ‘ Fred Wig- more, Borden Campbell, and Malcolm Murray, pupils Grahanrs Road School, per V. M. Green and Miss L.

Sullivan, teachers ‘

From pupils Cumberland Hill

School per-Miss G. Pollard

teacher

Following from Carleton

School ($5_05) per Miss E.

. L. Arnett, principal: Pup-

ils Contribution

Prlnclpsl and Assistant "

Collected by Marion Weeks

pupils

Collected by Clestine Smith,

pupils

Collected by following pupils

Elmira School per P. Hol- land, teacher: Arthur Hol-

land (7 con)

Thomas Harris (6 con) Joseph Fisher (3 con)

From pupils and teachers Ur-

banville School per F. E.

Doiron, principal

Collected by following pupils

Norway School per Miss B. G. Nelligan, Margaret

Doyle (7 con) »

Mary McGrath (6 con)

From South Lake School Disl-

rlct per Miss Josie Campbell

teacher' (35 con)

From 22 pupil_s Wheatley

School per Miss Ruth Moff- att. teacher 3_6()

From 18 pupils Alexahtlra '-

10.00

1.60

I I

1.25 1.20

2.75

1.25

1_25

6.00

_ _ 'S tomine “We'|l Never Let the Old _ _S_chool, per Miss E. Ennian.

and l-iii _~':|lIrn's ure |rlll~.'.~'illL!- bixiy mag Fnll__ School; Solo (encored) __ teacher __

n ~ .

2.23

From 18 pupils and teacher, _ Gaspercnux School per Miss

l L. Steele teacher 246

“'I`h<‘ posiiioll oi' the ship which lics RC,admg_` Aenwg MgMnnnus; Dllet`(`f0l|C<2l.cd by Lottie Llc/wollyn

ill =~`|\1\ll0\V Will" i5i""S 11000 that “"l“" (encored)- Mr. and Miss Stevenson pupil some school |u;r_\ iw rcil0:|lr\|l and colnplctely rc-

Dauube. Ipuiri-rl in at l`¢_\v lnonlhs. The bridge i

The Imperatritsa Marla wus- u new only one _vurd below waiel‘.`

_ _ I

2.25

ltcadiu;:- Gordon Heaney; Solo (en-

“ cored)-- Lois Heartz' (‘.horus---

"Cheer lloys Cheerl‘- School; "Highland Fling" (encored)- Coz' ilorne. Accompanists, Mrs. Wm.

f __l/

The Modern

Breakfast Cup

1 hem.

make ber nervous.

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lar nowadays, is

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is served to all the family

-no defying the children for fear of harming

-no hesitation on the housewife’s part lest it

-no doubt about the wisdom of a second cup for the husband -for fear of disturbing

This snappy flavored table drink, so popu-

Cansdlan Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd., Wind|or,0nt.

._ _ . ,- _ _fr¢au»_celi'a‘|'il'lm'ls

th ¢\1'*l°*_"’ »

____ fy '

Postum

Well worth trying by those who value i

I health-“'l'la¢re’s a Reason.”

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for '.1 fl".f. _».._f . »»~_

V lloward, Mrs. Everett Holmes. Mi:-,: _ Laurcttn Collins and Miss Snthcf-

land.

' BRUTHER SULIJIERS

The Ladies Auxiliary of Division

No. 5, A. O. H.. Summerside have sent A nlco Christmas Box to each of the following soldiersz- Gr. Philip Noonan in France and, Pie. James (lair-us, lingland. Also in each box was our-_losed s copy of 'ihc following loiteri- Summersldc. P. E. I.. Nov. 14th,1916 Dear Brother Membersz-

Once more the joyous Xmas sca-

son npprc-aches, but like that of pre- vious years brings muny changes. From our A. 0. H. Circle are miss- ing the faces of srfvorul of our de- voted ruembe-rs. hui none have gone for in more worthy cause than your- unlvcn and although wo cherish fond memories for ull of our brave lisland

boys, yet there' are special thoughts for those whom we have had in our mldsi, especially in society matters.

The Ladies of the Auxiliary of

‘the A. 0. li. are sending a box of

"(_lomllos". and although if, may not_ ho ot' immense size. st ll you can rost assured that large hearts are sending it. Although it may only he a vision of former Xmas, may it bring back pleasant memories as it carries the very best wishes for. island homes and friends. _ On behalf of the L. A., A. 0. H.

Signed, Bertha Higgins, Ella

Green, Nora Mclntyrs, Annie Cama~ ron. - ?.i________._.

NEW VOR KTO BANISH '

NEW YORK. Nov. 21-The last

Horse car. relic of the "good old times," may be replaced by storage battery cars in Manhattan by April 1,1 1917. The New York Railways Com-_

pany has Sven this assurance to the Public Se lee Commission. The lines to be deprived of horse' power are the Madison street and the Avenue C.

MISSING.

superintendent, “this es today’s lesson to take bis ife nee out ot S om

ll.U.H. REIVIENIBERS 1

fiollected by Maudle MacPher- _ sou. pupil Bellevue Sehdol I ""on\ the pupils por Miss I(_ M'-"l’lir\f-_ ,teacher »

""lil'on;il contribution .from

"ine Riley and Dorothy Vurdc‘i. Strathcona School

' per Miss J. Hunter. teacher 30

5 30

A/mount to date $1,213,313

R. M. STANWAV,

Secretary-Treasurer.

LIEUT.-GOV_ MACKEEN

LEFT HALF MILLION.

HAl.lF‘AX, Nov. 21.- The will ol

Lieut.-Gov. Mackeen hequeatbs his estate valued at $500,000 as follows.

An amount in trust to give an an-

nual income of $5.000 to his wife for life and $2,000 in his daughter. Mrs. Mackeen also ls left $20,000, and eacn son $50,000. The Bum of $5,000‘ is left to the Presbyterian church and $500 each to the school for the Bunn, Infants' 'Home and Old Ladies Horne. The residue to bo divided in equal shares among his children. _ '

Buy Your Sponges »-- NOW

for the prices are

‘ going up shortly'

It's getting harder to get

good sponges. There are not so many people in the _doping business now and for hat' _reason we expect an advance in price any daynow. Bo you ' had better buy what you need -I

HERE and TOQAY. "

_ Large I Stock _

- We have all kinds, shapes _l _and sires. Sponges. with un- cut libres. from European, and

I Wlest ilndlan waters. i

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rough spouses that keep the skin just right.

2.05] '

_| ery of the Russian nation fr'om a most

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'mf gp°||'¢g. big, 5°" :3gv|“x. _ of th? A|llBd' HO". Ad- nrious Bath spongss, spring, ‘J - V* “ °“"°°t “WAY 19111800 to ex- * 4 .

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Iron Claw

§(c:ool,e B135:-erMiss Bessie Gor-_ 1'15 _ %|l|;sss|l(npAadrT2tTl\':hldengt,l*'p“:7 Tlflhgchl-Ak\:2,|:|'Ta_"l"> rmnfpupih Uhlch school, ' Altonsagtic _Comedy Drama’ ' _ _ _ _

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Wednes_day~ Thursday QQMEDY ~ ~ _

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fhussis llecovers From Political Crisis

PETROGRAL, Nov. 22.-via London

l -Favorable developments in the last few days, which witnessed' the recov-

serlous political crisis, make it now i possible to describe briefly conditions ` and events which brought about a col- lision between the Government and' the Duma, and for a time threatened 'most serious consequences. Stripped of the' tangle of alarming rumors and palpable oxaggerations which magni- _iied the prevailing unrest to u chaotic state. the past crisis has been nothing more or less than an inevitable clash between the present Cabinet and' _the insistent voice of public opinion, .which more and more loudly protest- led against tho Go"ve'r'nment.

ln thc opening session oi' the Duma

tho storm broke. but thc situation has _now cleared without _resource to ex- tremcs.

The appearance of thc war and

marine ministers at the Friday mect- ing of the Duma. and their cordial greeting of Professor Paul Milnk`ol1’, loader of the Constitutional Demo- crats, who made tho principal attack on the Government, again gave pro- mise of a reapproachment between the Duma and the Cabinet. | The Associated' Press ls informed, ou the best author-ity, that an agree- ment has been reached which bus cn- tircly satisiied the representatives oi’ tho people. The nature oi' this agree- rncnt probably will be disclosed in the ieoursc of a few days.

The event is interpreted generally

'us s victory for the Lnmu. its chief significance is the political awakening of the -entire nation. and thc dm/0109. ment of real public consciousness which, perhaps for the first time in Russian ll|Bl0l`Y. has become articulate and can be ignored no longer.

_ALLIED TROOPS KEEP BULGARS ON THE MOVE.

PARIS, Nov. 23.--Hot pursuit of tho

l'°U‘08iiUK Bulgsrtian-German army forced out of Monastir is still being mode by the Allied forcesl The Serb- inns. in particular. heartened hy _oc- cupation of their ancient elty of Mon- astir. are pressing on irresistibly to thc north. forcing back the- Teutonic line- toward Prilep. r

An enormous store of-supplies and

military impediments abandoned' by the Teutons in their' flight has been captured. No estimate of its value is yet obtainable. but fragmentary ad- vlcessay that included is ,n big store of food. railway rolling stock and en- gineering materials. All will be of in- estimable value- to General Barra.ll's forces. .

Despatches indicated great sctlvl by ythe italian forces engaged' alodé the Macedonian front. Occupylng thc front to the west of Mnnastirr. they

front north of Monsstlr, the war of- ‘iice announces. The advance of the Entente forces was delayed- also by hssvy_fog. Five' hundred- more pris- oners ‘were taken. The Ger1ns.n-Bul- _garlan forces are accepting battle on a line running from Snegrove, tin-sg mllss__nort\\ of Monastir .to Hill 1.050, soutlrwest of the town of Makove.'

which is 13 miles northeast of Mon- s ' '

_ plomat|'Lsavs Athens. _ "ArHsNs.w1»_'u.»a».~ _ .4 .Au of the diplomatic ilprsglihiliva. of 'the Central Povlere and Turkey

331:! *-lm. sims tlirnllt for the qgparturs

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-not ,r it _ ,f t .i..il._“f.i.°l‘&i,"_33..}2 ft? ever: need..

‘his daughters, with

hind them; and' there background. Now, has boy s question before

sting of the lesson? " mn nur," in

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1 Full Carload of

Seat Sale at Box Oilice

zs.24.25,z1,zs,2o.so.

are pushing on in the Mnzen roglonw .

Bos'roN. Nov. 24-Up to tonight

three-quarters ~oi' a million men, wo- men and children employed in United States industries had been notified that their wages' would be advanced -early next month, the increase aver- aging ten per cent. The principal in- dustries which have made the wel- come snnouncements are the textile industry' in New England employing fabout 325,000, U. S. Steel Corp0rat~

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A Story of the British Secret Service

Combined with War Diplomacy; Full _ol

Thrills, Laughter, Love' Romance' 1

Beautiful Scenery _ _

Costumes Worn by -the Ladies made ii. London . - salons-soc, 75c, Loo ` _

Tues. Nov. 28 at 10 a.m_

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PARIS. Nov. 23.-Energetic resist WAGE ADVANCES lon 200,000, indep ndent steel mn-

ancfl 18 501118 Oflerlid by the Germans IN NEW ENGLANDl B C ' 'and Bulgarians -in the Macedonian

ponies 100.000, Westinghouse Elect- ric 5,000. glove industry-` in New York state 10,000. Eastern' Kodak Camera Co.. 10,000, Heywood .Broth- ers and Wakefield Co., rattan ,Wilke- - ‘Wd M 15.000. raiilroade 26909. coal mine il6,000, New York city 'ern- ployees 21000. __ - .-=`

_ Many ` 'aiidltions-are acted to is is ' s nes when mth 3 week. in __ - 1 probsblyi genje`_ _v/.ace roushout the count » In ma yi instances a ,strike have oohtn-red unless ahladvance _W forthcoming. _ _ ,g.»_1

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