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VJCIURY LOAN ANNOUNCEMEN'l`.

by B.a.i1wa.y to Charlottetown on Wednesday, ' 13th lbvember. Entertainment in Opera. House to all visi-

tor! at Victory Loan Headquarters Omoo in East-

_ ern Trust Building ,where tickets can be had free of

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` Arrangements have been made by the Provincial Execu- tive of Victory Loan Campaign and oflicials of the railway for special excursion rates at single first class fares,'return good on following day ot' issue. '1‘rains on Wednesday 13th, Novem- ber, _from different points as followsz- _

I-‘ARES ON -REGUi.A1t .uoRN1NG TRAINS FROM

SUMMERSIDE, CAPE TRAVERSE, ELMIRA, SOURIS, QEORGETOVVN, AND MURRAY HARBOR TO CHARLOT- '1‘lilT0wN on ivnonnsoar 1;-iii..

SUMMERJSIDE __ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . _ ._ .$1.10

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_ KENSINGTON . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .._ _

FREETOWN . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ _ . . ._ .L25 _

EMERALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . _ . ___ 1.15 BORDEN . . . . _ . . . _ . _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . .._ 1.55 BR-ADALBANE _ . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . .._ 1.10 HUNTER RIVER . . _ . . _ . . . . _ . _ _ . . . . ._ _- 70

NORTH WILTSHIRE . . . . _ .._ . ._

SOURIS _

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ALBERTON . . . . _ . _ . . . _ . . _ ._ _ 3.60 BLOOMFIELD . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . _ . .,_ _ 3.35 O ’LEARY . _ . ._ _ 3.15 PORT HILL ._ 2.49

WELLINGTO.\' 2.10 __

MORELL ._ _ ._ 1.20 MT. STEWART . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . _.. 80 _ GEORGETOWN 1.70 - M()NTAGL'E ._ 1.70 MURRAY HARBOR _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 1.70 MURRAY RIVER . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . .._ _ 1.65 VERNON .` . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._. 65 PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM STATIONS NOT

NAMED. ALL FARES ABOVE ONE DOLLAR INCLUDE WAR TAX. _ THE OUT-GOING TRAIN FOR TH E EAST AND MURRAY HARBOR WILL BE HELD ONE HOUR ON \VEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

This will give all in above Districts an opportunity to

come to Victory Loan Headipiarlers, Charlottetown and get any further ini'ormation desired as to the purchase of “Vic- tory Bonds. ” The Executive find that in some Districts people who have money to invest are desirous of furth_er_ explana- tions with rega-rd to the Loan. _ _

_ Any one can make application direct at the Headquarters

Office or at any bank.1t is the desire of the Provincial Executive to have everything possible arrangeii so that ilie Vi-'ctory Loan in E. Island will receive the hearty co-operatio_n of all and this is necessary to make it the success it should bo. The cause is just, the security absolute. All nations, including Canada need money. _ __ '_

The preseutvhighp price being received for f_arm products

depends upon ourpeople being able to buy them. This they cannot do unless our manufacturers are kept going. To en- sure this the Doniinion Government must have money Sub- scribe to the Victory Loan and help supply the funds to keep business on the move. ' -

When you buy it Victory Bond, even a l"il`ty Dollar one-

_Vou are helping Canada-you are doing a real service to your country. i

All are invited to come to the City, visit Victory Loan

Headquarters _' take in the free entertaininent at the Opera House. Everyone is asked to co-operate in making Wednesday next, “Special Victory Loan Day,” a grand success.

C. H. B. LONGWORTH,

Chairman Provincial Executive, . _ . . . .. _

J. P. GORDON, _

Chairman Publicity Committee. ‘

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FAREWELL T0 POPULAR RECTOR.

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ably expected a suspension of hos-

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sam pr you onine) in new ' ln

lout-lo and Montague.

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The news so jubilantly celehra-_

ted on Thursday not only in Char- lottetown and throughout the prov- ince but throughout Canada and the United States as well, while in :i manner premature, was well worth the splendid enthusiasm evoked, The facts, so far as the telegraph- ic reports today can be interpreted are that the German Govemment asked that a delegation of pleni- potentiaries, armed with authority, to conclude an arniisticc, be per- mited to pass through the lines for, conference with General Foch. This permission was granted; the road by which they could come was indicated and orders to cease lir- ing on this particular front were issued- Elsewhere hostilities pro- ceeded as usual.

That the armistice was duly sign- l

ed is devoutly to be hoped, although not yet officially announced.

The German government prob-'

tilities during the conference but General Foch was not going to be led into a trap of that kind and his armies kept up their ceaseless liaiii- i

‘NOT PREMATURE, BUT.-F _ ~ . -i

amiy, Whether the armistice' _ha

Unofficial telegrams announced

rect and official word may come any moment. Whether German

morning tell of ‘a. general revolt

through Hun ry, nam ly the-_la.

ions imposed upon Germany _for it

more glorious/celebration t title

which full prc'p_aration_‘d1otild

mering with the same disastrous conseqquenccs . to the German

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voluntarily - accepts ~ the : tems.-' pr not she will- beicompelled to within a short time. _Our telegr_amS.tl1_is

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the German fleet, of further. ham- mering by the»Allies and'of filftbler retirement by the Germans__~'I_`_hey- tell also of _lthe condltiorls ;ttpot\'_ which General Mackensen is todae permitted to get his army »_ho_in_e '

ing down of his arms. .T-he c_0ndli'~ "

armistice are. no -doubt ‘-the ,same

and the German Government kiiliifc. _

this before-the _-delegation was s`é_nt.

Thursday’s »c_elebratioii '.w;i`s' fliy

no means preingture. It welsh dilig- niiicent rehearsal of a'grara:‘ler had »

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tion for- the BENEFIT of the PURCHASERS.

the exception of one ) found the men _ .

I. attend- to the mailing. '

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been signed or- 'not has not been* I _ r ‘ ' ficially anpgunccd eithixl inh»iBcrln, ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -i

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on on n or S milf* _ - - All Mothers, Fathers, Sisters, Aunts and Sweethearts will

. he sending the boys Chi'ist1iias. . Boxes,__and the boys will be made happier by getting tl1e Gifts. Here is Patons List_: -

_ _ ` - Our OWN boys “Over There" being past masters in ‘ _ the

Day Goods line, they know through experiellce Wllll-_l__lS l‘f2($`1lU_\1" _

ed by the boys. We have given THEIR opinion our consi eru-

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_parcels addressed right up the line and in every case..(with

» » 'WE twill- make up parcels in cotton, address them and-

‘ - ,3 _"- Our"advice is attend to your “OVER THERE” Xmas par-

I, cols RIGHT NOW. _

" "_ " Phone,_write, or call personally to

- ` _ ` PATONS LIMITED.

The delirious joy with which

news of the armistice and peace was received on Thursday not only in this city and province but throughout Canatla, the United States and doubtless, the world generally, indicatelil as nothing else could how dear to all is peace, how abhorrent is war, how contrary to all human feeliiigis thc slaughter and destruction of- war.

It cost much to! bring about this

were sacrificed, billions upon bil- lions expended, sorrow and suf- fering experienccd such as the world had never known. Now ive hope .it is all over; the price has- bcen paid; we once more have an opportunity ` to resume' life iii peace,to look backward over a. road dotted with graves and draped with sorrow, to look _forward to a clean- er road and years of peace.

Peace will bring us greater prob-

lems than we can foresee or even wholly guard against but these problems must be faced as the war was faced and it remains with us, as it remained with the men who fought the war to a. victorious peace, whether we shall solve the problems of our future citizenship victoriously or fall under them. __

With the conclusion of peace will

come the demobilization of the arm- ies, thc gradual return home of our soldier sons. The re-absor tion of

day of rejoicing- Millions of livcs_

AFTER THE WAR PROBLEM

9 The retumed»soldiers'are not

life the need 'ls equally grelit.

»ted to an almost incredible degre 'For the splendid heroism display in many cases__¢_of need \ve,.iis 'pcoplc, may well fecl justly prod

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only ones with require»leadl!t'sl1_lp

and sane gultillnce. In odr-cWi§p/it _

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-hav. ` passed' through an '-epldeihic _

recent y, are _still passing through tif, in which stfengtiraia weiiinips

heroism and cowardice, chafi_ty.‘ah`d _

'cold callousness have been tnaiilf

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a'_ » Housewives . . . . _ . . _ ___., . __ _ _ .$1.00 ti; I Puttees . . . _ . _ . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ._.$2.50 - __

for the cowardice and the inhuin- _

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anity andjndiierence to the needs ` _

of -others sliown._in some lnstanc 'we can only hang our heads shame; "

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:help you solve your heart problems treligious, natural, social, iinaiiclal 'and ever other anxious care that

asks._“in the ordinary greeting oiltlhur oi’ Connaught to become a thor-

o;r elhould wie everloughly well trained nurse and havllng o not an interest n them which we completed the three years' service as do not ree1'i~~ our nm concern it v. A. D. in nie out-patients' ae- ahould be to have s genuine intereetlburbment. and in a military Wrd 0! in eve;-ylbody; _10 _feel wen- msposed' St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, she

towards .ill mankind then no -niatter|:‘°° “UW P88804 Un i0 'Queen Chiu" _whom W, __ meet _expeotedm c-t_te's_ Lying-in-Hospital, where she is 0' ,. unex,p,Me¢|y_ we canliiovoting herself to the care of the

,img ,wnsgwqlmuslx ‘emrew anlnovwborn infants of thesoldlers' and interest in _that pe-rwn_ H we do not sailors' wivves who are patients there.

'perlcxes gl/ou. If a' personal an- swer is required, enclose a five cent lstamp. No names will be publish- _ed; if you prefer, sign your initials

lonly, or use a pseudonym.

| SINOERITV. "A Youus Woman"

members of St. Paul's congregation assembled ini the Parish Hall last night & bid "good-bye" to their belov ed Rector, the Reverend T. W. and Mrs. Murphy, who has previously an nounced to leave on Tuesday next

_ _ipreciatlon oi his devotion to his pa rshioners, and ofthe admirable wonk uone by him during the past nine years.

It may be truly said that Mr. Mur-

phy has ever been s. kind, true and

these into civilian life wilil be to -

tliem` and to us the problfem ol`l;Ul¢|||l¢¢ll»¢lU&0»¢ problems. _F_rom_three _and _ four_ *_ Dau’ salecuonn Fm years of rigid military discipline to *_ .

the freedom and the license of ri 5, Gunrtlltn RGMIORI

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“Ev T w M A _F <l¢mlg0gt1¢S, military and Civ- 'Til U19 00|! YI! bollovo D9.

° ° ° 9 ~ ° ilian. The vast majority 'of our sol- 'P0 R00# you clon Uv I-ll! feet: ’

diers are clean, level-headed men For *tis olwnya n/Ally to wander. who will return to their civilian dui-l When our .liven on ghd and sweet.

for Toronto when Mr. Murphy enters faithful shepherd to his flock. I-Io upon his new duties _u Rector-of All had shared with his people in the hour NW QHNH- _ l in lor ana simian; ma in ina me TN lil' W0 0°°\u>l¢d by the 'been s greet. omitort to many when

Cl|\IlB~wU'i|M, uf. Q. D. DQBIOII ‘plulng Lhmugh, thy nity gf wrm' _ who stated that it wu his privilege and gloom, thus linking the chain of ll Church Worden to present to Mr. friendship with links of love, which Iurphy on. behalf of the congregation cannot be easily severed and ln ex.

the adores, which s»¢o)|_i|io'1r`§ore tending to Mr. ;m|_ m_._.M"p” 'M ll I-llll llillm Mlotller with 5 li ` ‘re- wish for a mule and Uleoaut trip to l|l@f\lleo In tlsbiforll of 4 purlo of Toronto, and that-their M9 ll!! lvor Pl". "M°*\ vw » ullxhc remit-mimi in ruled uint 1 _aiu-mi»n:4u~ana

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general welcome home is a. long step, a step beset with many dan- gers. The soldiers are human; like the rest of us they are not all saints: like the rest of us they have among them the worthy and the unwor- thy; they liave among them,»as we have among us, deinagogues who will incite to discontent' and dissat- isfaction with existing conditions. Like us, 'they must learn to discrim- inate, to follow safe and sane lea- dership, safe, sane and wholesome companionship. Among_ soldiers and civilians alike the greatest men- ace is unwise' lcaderslilp'ilh`d"oui‘ returned soldiers, conipaiiloits, in danger for years, will rctalft iit civ- ilian life! to'a very large ejttent, the companionship habits fortfied in the barracks and on the battlqlleld. For this reason alone they will lic more susceptible to the influences of leaders than civilians who, at most, have only been neighbours.In their own interests and the inter- ests of the civilization` and the lib- erty they risked all for they must 'choose well their leaders and shun

in u naturally asthey tool: u the more dihicult duties of war. Erom the ranks of those who are not will

man who risked his life for his

come the broken soldier, the`most,' AM filllfit-‘»_1,0\l 91;- In you I0: pitiful of all God’s creatures, the Your soup) nh/If eliedrllbnvc ,onsite-

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country a_nd for whom whose f_|.¢f*n¢ _iowg jgyg

at tl_\e.ti_me teal the interest. it ls our duty to cultivate it' at the moment, “lid “Preis lt. We must -do right 0utwardlY. whether we feel right in- wardly or not.

_RUNNING 'FOR OFFIIOE: r‘Whe.t

wtould you any of the msn, who. when running for office. is very cordial to those whom he never speaks at other times?" Weil, he is always a very foolish. and generally a contemptible man' Lf ho speaks to z person when runnin; for ofiioe whom he would consciously shun at my other mime, as a rule he is a hypocrite. '_A man may of course. take mlm to look up his .friends and acquaintances when running for ol- fico, that he would not do at other times and be -is -perfocly good man.

lllPPlNINllS,0l~lHEWEiK

'i'he~-i»lfQ`l°11¢4tlou to King Geox-so of the ¢wdl1ll_aiid bidiiefar ¢ iieia mar- °l\_\_l 01, _"lb Junenepe -may ay Prince roi-:armani i»eiiu¢.:°f,.ui¢ nmpemr or 340041 _took place _dt iilckinlham Pu- ma llatiitbel-_ -in _aélnowledsiun the 5°1l9l‘- Kiel# Gvyirteg rilidaish tribute to the Jainnneuiorces on land and ses. . __ _

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The Queen Mary Need-lo Work Guild

“_ '.o`r_`wiu¢ii M-ii. saniett in-io¢¢i'pr¢¢-

idelt on this week -peeking their Ghrbilnaa parcels for overseas and |!lUY"@¢'U_7"'l;l1|\ll “have-' been don- sted'by the meinrbers. 'lf ~

be done if he cannot do lnlxhmg .And__1Voll£»¥£¢lf_‘@-H.-5-\lif_0r. .~ fir hi'-wif -. _ = .

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The Princess is taking her due share of the night work Besides being a nurse lin its wards, Princess Arthur is a patron ot the Ladies' Association in connection with Queen Charlottca .Lying-ln Hospital. which is a famous nursing instituutloni having enjoyed ‘fha dire” D8-tronage of the reign of Queen ever since 1810. ~

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The outstanding event oi’ this week,

Siinerally celebrated by averyonewas the Joyful news received about noon on Thursday that Germanyhad sign. od itheanmtstice. it did not take 'long

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Khaki-WoolShirts_._ Mufflers _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . . ._.$1.25, $2.00, $2.50 Khaki'Sweaters _. __ ._ _.$5-50 Pull over Sweaters . . _ . . . . . . _ . . _ ._ _ _ -$1.50, $2.75, $3.00 Wool Gloves _ _ _ . _ _ _ .$1.15, $1.25 and $I.40 Leather Gloves _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ._ .$1.60 Leather Mitts . . _ ' . _ .85c, $1.25 and $1.60

_ _ 'Gauntlets _ _ _ .` . . . . . . . .._ _ _ _ _ _.$2.25, $2.65 and $3.50

. . .Suspenders '..~ .....50&.65oa.ud75c. »

Uiiderwear (wool) __ __ _ _ .$3.00, $4.50, .50 and $6.00

. Khaki Handkerchiefs ._ .` _ _ . .` _ _ _ ._ _..~ . . . . . . ._ .156 ` _

Khaki Wool Mitts . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . ._ .65c (best on earth)

Sheeplinedvests..._.... ..._.._..____.$7.45 ~

` Socks (wool) Island Knit . . . . . . . _ . . . .. _ 95c others 60c

Officers Khaki Shirts _ ._- . '.‘ . . . . . . . . . .. .$2.75 and'S3_50 »

Knit.Ties._.t3 . . . . . _ _ . . . . _ . _ . . _ _ . . .`.l_..75c ' Khaki Arm Band-s ._ ._ `_ .i . . . . . ... . .`..50c '

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for the good news 'to '_sp|_'e'i_i_'d_ iflld hi’ two o'clock bells were rinsing wl\’= ties blowing and everyone ynuns ==1"'~ em joined in an 'impi-omiiiu 'ceisiiii tion followed later `by"'§';’pnrade iv wih-ich iihe city oillcla|a,~ilremeu :url auto owners' with gully., _deporuierl

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