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L21 I iP\ 'm_°k_l"g 020? Smale" mlys gi! ¢‘\_"-`I‘ 3001011’ OL St. Andrews’ Presbyterian, HAVRE, France Nov. 16- Baron* ,__ ,lg _“”_-“‘»~\.0_‘- _‘ °~.\ f°°"» “"“' U” V _l ° ' =_ _ Chiirch, Montague ,will hold 3 Bazaerl Be;-'t-ms, Foreign Minister oi' Belgium

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“ bel fl in ' ening, Dec. 8th. 3132-ll-18M1llin a despatch sent from here yester-

tion lvl time. You are

you will se:i<l !i_1ul.'\Vhy not make llls Cliristnins - as bllight and li' ppy as possible? .Send him some-

-thing useful. whlib he will appreciate.

Our stock contains many useiul gifts such as:-

'wrist watches. emblem rings. cigarette cases. sig-

- net rings. fountain pens, Silver pencils, cigarette _

_ holder etc

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MEXICO CITY, November 14.- Bild VIHISGS' oi' occupied Belgium,

consul-General Thurston. the British such as Most- Ghent. Bruges-. Court- diplomatic representative here during fill and MODE-£0 11111116' 0111>’ U19 than-bsence of Thomas B_ llglllel-_ first to be victims of the measure- Charge d'Ai‘fairs, yesterday presented ell men iii to boar arms. rich and, 9, cgmmunlcatlgn to the Forelgu 0|. poor.il'rc-e‘~pective of class' whether em flea regarding the reply ni Marino tniiuoyed or unemployed hunehbaoka' me suggeguon sem Mexlco by ,halcrhpples and ono`~arnied men alone are United States regarding neutrality ln' l‘~XC€Dl2d~ The men are torn in thou- connection with German subnlal-inc. "H1108 fFC'fll their families (15.000 operations in the Gulf ot Mexico. it ist i'i'om Flnntlers alone) and are sent

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gOUR FRIEINDS can buy

anything you can give

them-except your photograph.

Malre an appointment today. The C ooli’s Studio

New DesP'isav block

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Prepare for Christmas

If you can’t_ get back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo- graph wdl come nearest to taking your place-will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make thc appointment today at

The Bayer Studio _

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A. F. LYON, Studio i

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography. _

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. ‘

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Are you interested in

how lgiur home should be de orated? lf so you will buy your nexti

Wall Paper rizoivi Us

We have the nicest

assortment you have seen in Montague, and

SUM'MERSlDE MARKETS.

Butter, (creamery,) lb. 37 to 38, Butter, (dairY.) lb. 32 to 331 Calfskins, lb. .171 Eggs, per doz. .... .....34 to .35. Hay, (pressed,) ton ._ $12.00 to $13.00 Hoy. (loose,) ton $10.00 to $12.00 Lamb, (pelts,) each .40 to .70 Oats, (black,) bus. . . . ... .60 Oats, (white,) bus. .57 Potatoes, bus. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .._ .70 Slrnw, (preased,) ton .. $0.00 to $0.50 Turnips, bushel . . . . . . . ... .22 to _z4_ Pork, (organs att. lb. ._ 10% to 12% Wheat, bushel $1.01) lu Sl... Wool, lb. .35 to .48

Hides. lb. .169

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Butter (creamery) lu prints ....38 Blltter (tub) lb . . . . .

Eggs, dos. Beef lb (retail . . . . . . . . . ... 15 to 20

Chickens 12 to 15 Ducks lb .. . 14 to 15 Hay (pressed) ton $11 to $12 Ooats (black) bus, 58 oats (white) hun. .. . _ .. .ssl Carrots, bins.. 40 to 50 Pnrsnips, lb .... . .. .01 Straw (pressed) ton ..7.00 Porl¢lb.... . ....l2’;§ Turnlps, bus. . .. . . 20 Potatoes per bus. .. ..65-'10 Buckwheat, per bus. ..76 .90

reported at the. Foreign Oiiice that C011 knows _\vhcrc. Whole tralnloade lille British note asserted that the iirgifscgl goiiI\'_t_ e\=.i=.ltVand south. ‘Bfliiflh government had t th ri - ey ‘GSW ° “se arms' °f led the Umted states to ggkfgny T; our workmen to repair -and maintain

presentations for the Entente Allie re ardin submarines that Mr Th

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,_m a VI; -at-|.i.:» iw/Qi ston was the act-rozlitcd representa-

tive of Grc-at Britain here, and the ` _

ally Il€C6SBill'y l`€|)l`0"‘llfZ\lZl.OIiB W0l.ll

the communication of Sir Cecil Sp

ington, to the American State partment, was sent as a matter

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information to' the . United Statejleltel'

only,

United States Charge d'All’aire

Parker also presented a note to th government last night which it wa

:sad Sit the ligreltgn gmce dealt with 1

same su ec. orelgn Minister The followln ll, .

. _ , g e er was receiied

Aguilar anlmunced that he Wllullllrecently by Miss Bertha J. Hayter,

make Dublin” ‘li" tc:;t cf both note thliloriuw lliglit.

NINE THUUSIINIJ TIINS Ill <f----» »» WHEAT [}[]N|MAN|][[R[|]=l1‘;‘.€a:.;~.....?Z§..‘:.":‘.‘:f;°.;‘.si';::zf.t‘;';'z.

Fowls, lb .. 12 to 14 BOLD ACT OF ONE UNAUTHORIZ

ED PERSON SAVED LIVES ~ OF THOUSANDS OF DE-

SERVING BELGIANS.

with mere nerve as their capital bu

Meri have pulled oil some big deals

probabl the most darin thin of the ‘md We are an mgelher yet' Every

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kind recorded is that perpetrated b Capt. Lucey, i1 retired United State Army Otilcer, who some 'time ag

literally walked oil’ with nine thous-

and tons ot wheat. Not only that bil

R port them like cattle, instead of em-

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'l Ebe made thro“,_,h Mm_ It was repm_t_|transportation ot Belglans- intends' to

Buckwheat, (bushel) 75' to 90_ed also that thc nc-.ie ilcelarorl tha

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ing-Rice, British Ambassador at Wash" ments °t their armies'

- representative in Montague.

day) a statement to “civilized na-

follows: _ .

ing_up in large numbers in the towns

roads, would it be necessary to de.

ploying them in the neighborhood ot'

t their homes and families? _

The truth is that Germany by the_

_ liberate an' equal number ot German

workmen to till the' gaps in the regi-I

§ _England

5 Murray River, from her uncle, Scrgt.

James Hayter, 105th Bnttalloil. how in camp in England: Dear Nlecez- - ` Received your welcome letter this

eveningi lt is good to hear troln folks home on the Island.

Well Jennie we are still at Lower

we will be here for a few weeks yet.

_ We are all together and are trying iliardto get to France as a unit. Neur- ly all the battalions that come 'over are broken up and sent to France- in drafts. They~ called for a"drzitt of 300 men from the 105th week before'

t last. Our Colonel had it cancelled

one is in good cheer and there l-l not

S as much sickness in the Battalion_ 0 here as there was on -the island or

at Valcartier _I was out to the e'n~ , trenching area today. ' The men ol.

ere out leitrllln trench dig

HUNCHBACKS LEFT,

tions” in the nature ol’ s protest as' ‘

Cul' Price

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Attention

I _ Q_tir_ Values Defy

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__ Comp etltlon

. I A-LOW price without Quality is no inducement.

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But when ou have a'Low Price combined with a

. value that cannot, possibly be matched anywhere

else Canada, ‘our appeal to a reasoning man becomes

1 irresistible.

~ h Our price of $15 for a Suit or Overcoat of high-grade

I (_ British Woollens _has gchalllenggl the attention if men

throughout the Dominion. ;

I I Our values' defy competitiori. By this we mean r2_t only R"

r' the splendid quality of fabrics that goes into each

garment, but we mean, also, the tailor-art that gives

I ' identically t_h_e_ same service that would be necessitated

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in making much higher priced clothing. _ ‘- l

; by-your-leave, walked off with th

Vlapt. Lucey, without so much as a

D. Co. w B ' ging. clit is very interesting work. |

, If you are seeking a ualit Suit or Overcoat at the

Ibarges on which the wheat wa

it will be very easy to make your selection.

You can save money

by buying from us. Call and see it. Whether you buy or not, it is only a pleasure to show it in our Book and _Stationery Department.

Iflllis Pharmacy, Ltd.

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4000 Bags Bran

600 “ Miildlinfa

~~ 500 “ Sugar Beet Meal 1000 “ “Old Proteus”

Oil Colle. 1600 |lBlo.Flour Cottoluootl Meal '

_Molotoillo Meal

` Corooieal

Cracked Corn And Rolled Oats `

We are now offering

the above at

Less. than 'l`oda'y’s Cost Prices i.

for shipment or delivery from wharf.

Write for priies and

back ychir orders early.

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We have received ou

New Fall and Winte Gaiters.

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All the newest shades

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Dark Grey

Fawn

Light Grey

Buff

See these new Gait

rs in light colours made ith black binding.

-PRICES-

$1 _ 50 to $2.50

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

ha,-ge men Wm, hlm_ lwas instructing in that line today, I

So tar as is known this is the only had 11 Cm” °f 3:0 me" and we "dd fl

irregularity ever connected with the Swat I-lm” li °" " ' “lil” ‘;'"'k h""‘_"l work or the Belgian Relief commit here H102! all “P hill €° “H “ll

9 of course down hill coming bark We

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' tee and the need was so immin nt h' __ 1 ‘_ an

_J that Capt. Lucey simply acted on,l\1k9 °“\‘ lunch W" “B _‘fn M35

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‘”'°' ° ' ' grain, fed it out to the Belgians anal Sometimes we have _ft _not too hard

thus saved them from starvation and 5011199111115! Wejlfe Ciliiefl 119011

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while othersupplies were in transit

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took ?"

-“Safe by this time ln the stomach of deserving Belgians."

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ilities for

able to go that 'day but would th next. He there ever

peated the

as decisive cient. He distribution services. to that would

own buildings.

that did not

them if it were there

starving women and children exce

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‘The use of suitable glasses *save the eyes from strain, and all the evils which follow. Profit by the experience of others. The benehts of propefly filled glasses are testified to lx

the thousands who use em.

We examine eyes, _

and guarantee satisfaction. _

H. J. MABON

_ Druggiot and Optlcion

Next door to Bank of Commerce

_ llonillllo P .E. I. MttStf. I ' -.

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.Leave your contributions with them

less we Canadian provide more.

The opportunity is here for us t

h ic eople from a death

:gl-‘;¢mtlis£n gggth pon the battlefield-

d th that will mow down helpless

igian Reilel Comliillgtlefln your town

d itt the Belgia Rellet Com_

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Awai. MAn1'\A\. ~ w'TH°R tqiw IN -|nE\.ANo.

LONDON, Nov. 16.- The Morninl

Post's Dublin correspondent tel? graphs that according to' rumors n tho Irish capital. a new PUUCY 1! about to be inaugurated in lrvlllld- With the departure of Sir John Max well, it is said. martial law is to be withdrawn in Ireland. and l-iw l\\°“ now in detention in England for hav ing take part in the rebellion are to

it became known'

naturally there were .ln. half past three is the morning and nrt

made. Mr. Hoover,

who is the head of the Belgian work, cabled Capt. Lucey- “Where is that nine thousand tons of wheat You

Mr; Lucey's answer came promptly

Lucey was. in business in when the war broke out and

when Mr.Hoover met him in the lobby of the hotel and said in that compell-

Belgium Po look over lighterage fac-

the Belgian Relief Com-

mittee," he answered that he was not

went and he has been since. ._ l-le has never re- seizure of food stuffs such

as he found lying in the 02111815 B061' _ali right in the ilne weather but when the bombardment at Antwerp. Wk his decisions have alwaYS been 5”*

and his work just as elli- hss helped administer the of relle-i and him SWS!! the work, tree ot charge have returned him thou-

sands of dollars in the Dllfsllit °f his

A situation that would make a man take nine thousand tons Of Wheat

belong to him be serious

indeed. That was some months aSo_ Today the conditions are far worse. Seven million people literally fBC° 1 ,.-i' `.. ;;_1-~..A» u ...claim _ at ~=~"°"- U“°°“"‘°“" M” "“°°’ ~' Asignnf Danger'

a . ._ would commandeer morsutwxxe fo;

none-there is nothing f°l‘ 111°" together wiihout’l`~R-O~U'B'L°E

the scanty ration that the committegil U

deal out. This is less than halt the M \\, '{;`1',i||sDan‘|,.uffGerm5_ -soldler's ration and they cannot live lon lg, Yet it is ell they will have un-

` If you what honest goods

course I-took in engineering ar-el i

_ I to do quite a lot. We worked almost

night and day week before last. up at

to bed till midnight But 1 am en- joying it line and have no kick coin- ing. This week, wo get up' at 6.30, start to work at 7.30 and quit at 4_;l0. in the e-cening. l feel altogether f'_`t and ready to face whhitever t;o;mt;.; along. .l~ must tell you now, about the great fortresses that are along this coast They are called the Mar- tello Towers and were built about 100 years ago to protect the coast from invasion. They are really wonder-

o iul_ The walls Dire about 8 feet thick.

built of hard brick and cement. There are also several old castles not tar from here which I intend to exl>l°l`5

6 as soon as I can get a chance and

hope to be able to tell you about them ister.

We are still living in tents_ lt is

it rains it is not so good and we get quite a lot of rain here lately. l think the climate here is not so harsh as on the Island. Well Jennie it will be s year day after tomorrow since ill enlisted but it does not seem that long. il expected that I would be in the trenches by now, any way I don't think it will be long till we will be tbei-e,‘I will close now with love and best wishes to all,

From UNCLE JIM.

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Jewelry

at honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase a Watch, Clock or other article of Jewelry.

Special atten'on given t repairing `of Woltcliee, etc. 0

C. W. Patterson

Jewoller

be released. _ _

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lowest possible <£>_s_t-a Suit or Overcoat of sturdy British

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