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THE GREAT BRITISH NAVY PUZZLE -

FOR BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS -

Brltoin'l lreatest Admiral with a fleet of his finest ships is seen below. retnmlng home after

paving attacked the enem und beaten him.

During the fight many shells from the enemy'n

broadildes hit our ships andy left their marks. but did little damage. From the marks left by the shot and shell you can tell the bmve Admiral's name. and the namesof two of his finest ships. what are they P Puzzle them out and send your answers in to us today.

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HOW YOU CAN SOLVE THIS GREAT PUZZLE

li you our oorreotla osunl the nnmberof lhsll ninth

so the ships You wi nm-| that each shi i1 represents n letter of the n plmbsi. looordlul to ihli ls\t¢r'l position in me slvlmtm. For inmnce, if you will esrnruliy note the iirsi ship in ths lint row shove you will und time ii has io shot msrhl- It represents the letter "J," bensnse J" is i.hs l0th.letlsr in the sirihnbet. A ship with one

muh would bs iL" because "A" is thofirshiit§si`o|(t|iir

nlphnbsi: two marks would hs "8": three muh "C,"

and so on. Now find thc letters rsgreeonted by nah ship in each row. Pnl. them with sr in the proper

rotation and you will find the hh;-ee words called for. - To Ui! \l0y's ltd ilrll lilly q lfylmi I0! entry to this contest. whose nswers ua correct or nearest correct. nestost nn host wrlttnil. will ho nwsrilod the followinl mssnl fluent prlses.

PRIZES

lst Prize-PRINCE CHARMING. the Beautiful Shetland Pony, with his Cart and Harness

oanilllto. iThd\w|nner of this fins prllo will hsvo the option of A bill Cssh Prize lt his or her profersncu-l

lid PIISG $15.00 Cash Sth Prlzo 5.00 Cllh 13th Prize 2.50 Cash Ihth Prize 1.00 Cash 3"’ ,, it wh ii 300 is 14 ii 0 ii ii

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THIS CONTEST IS ABSOLUTELY

We nretho msmufsetursrs ol the fumnus PRINCIESB

BOYALE PERVL MES. nn sbsolutluiy rggdnnd :gnu slut gsnnms, which wo want to quick vkin ues ua cr-.yi odyln the ismi. Thersiors wo ns every liophao slr whoentors thiswntest arsendsuionswerto e pus: is

ga wmpstg for me prlual, to helhliisndvortislti and intrei; does this famous pcrfurns. We respects y proper I b“\|¢||,,\ |,|| log. sim bottle of this lovely perfthpie. and in order to nusllf! ¥0“l ¢\“’"\‘“‘ 5° ul” 9“"t 2'; enmpnto for the fins prison. wo will send You NH \>0¢I.lcil hodlttrlbuto illliolll ¥D\ir Irlcndl nilil riBlS|\b°l'l nl Our special introduction price of only l0c. such. This will be sn nu! ll fun. lic wlll_ send six oi the most povulnrnrid host selling odors: Viiirrzi llose.Li1J

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. hay] I I il IG &rl0I IS inlyentnr I cgglgst, GlY1;|ydii-r`ihll°|:sn|z And sddreess uni stute

ggiir uso. A|s of contestant will bo given oonsidcrntloii

l mlkl hh . ns. bidi: t.h°ni\‘h:e member ol sl family may eomiwte.

but only one ouhdprlsu will be owurilsd in any one

f':.'uhg;»h::»i°alri»'m¢y obtain urirtsneq in mini the punlo, but tholnmwuru must bo written, bLtiio cou-

":l‘|le'll|,\izris.r.unv:liIbe chosen frtom uniting hiatt; lgyhgmil

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The Regal Manufacturing C0._ Pony Contest B011() _ Toronto, Ont»_ economic and speediest method of fit-

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TOTAL CASH PRIZES - - 8100.00

ram or ALL co§'l'7Tit EXPENSE- ov 'mn VAx.r.l\'. Wnon Vior.s'r. Hsuorniwn. Lino und I-'nzkmt Cimurlori. It will be no trouble st ull. You will sell them ull in it fswminntes. Princess lloysls Perfumes sro so delicious. fruiirnnt and lostinp thai nmny Indice buy four or five battles ss soon ss they seo thorn. linyyou will fulfill this condition when you send an answer to tho puulo. It lu tlionrily condition neces- sirry to qualify ior entry to the contest.

Ei-sry boy or girl scllinli the pcrfumo receives nt ones

s handsome premium ns s reward. we will send yon 5 picture of t lull! Blltll Oraprolnlllml when W0 Eel-10|!! nnswers. Th:-y ure spool rcwurds lor your work in introducing thu pcrlumo and urn entirely in sdnlii-ion to both thu rony and Csrti and the his Cuh Prizes.

e Following Simple Rules

h general nostneu of the reply or tho lottcr containing it

will be the deciding (Milner in allo Dlhilemu ho I '

5. Every hny or llir enterlnu is ose all tt so tho new llrluccss Ilovnlo Perfumes nt loc. emit in order to compute. Dcsullful premiums of veins (entirely separate nnd spurt from priser! will ho given to only boy and llrl for this service. ii, Throo gentlemen. having no connsotlon with thin

llrur or no personal knowlodm or sccnnintsnea with

any competitors. wllgdinius thssnswcrs lor the Miles. whluli will lm nwlril Dec. 29th. li!l6. g

7. Nous and daughters or relatives ol any smbstor

employes ol this nrxn will not be allowed to compete.

(let your answers in st onus. sddrscud ur- ZS

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- pounds _ground oats, 3 pounds wheat

_ shorts, 3 pounds cornmeal. mixed with

~ . 'buttermilk to a. thick batter and fed

twice ii, day. Before being crsted tho

- fowls are dusted with flower ofsul-

phur to destroy any vermin with

_ ' which they might be infested. Need-

' _ less to say the class thoroughly sn-

3l'Oii_0¢lliM|\m¢ll\ - ' d joyed the vlslttl enii eggresaidthheg

is the lot of a married man who has provide 5° V89 39 U93 Y P 9" i W ° '

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for his fan_1ily’s future by_ineans of adequate f;”;‘;°ill;;l‘;ti;m'hh°;°:1;°°f_flrY,"; ;3en:e it insurance in the Crown Life. which they* are how mhhihg 8 she.

Particulars of our Guaranteed Premium Reduction no-payment Oilily-

Life Policy will be of special interest.

Let us send you some new lnsursnos Iso |

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_What the hall-mark is to silver. .fthe famous pen-andv’

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;”box':Jur %.l.’1'rlsl'tr=sl\; Jillilll Drug l Cl\@iesl,Co. `

-PUBLIC WORSHIP will be conduct- ed, Nov., 28th, by Rev. A. A. Gates, as follows: North River. 11 s.m.; Long _ Creek, 8 p.m.; Kingston, 7. p.m/ At the 'evening service there will be the installation of ‘a Deacon, and Mr. John Hesrtz will sing a solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought."

OOAL'8CARCE.- 'hxere is said to

be a great scarcity of coal in the Magdalen Islands at present. It will _bother the residents of those islands to get in coal enough to carry them over the winter, so hard pushed are the coal companies to supply their

ers enlisting and others going to work_ at the steel worlrs.-- Picton Exc.

THE sisoe eA1'1'Eiiv.-when the

Siege Battery leaves Charlottetown,

mails or freight will be carried. Ac- companying the battery will be Lieut.- Col. Jenkins. Medical Officer, and Major Bartlett, Supply Officer; while Lleut.-Col. Dean A. D. of S and T. for the 6th Division and Col. Jago, Engin- eering Officer will also take passage.

ST. JOBEPH'S HIGH TEA.-St. Jos-

eph’s High Tea and Fancy Sale was continued yesterday from 2 in the afternoon till 10 o’clcck. An immense number of visitors attended the Tea, particularly between the hours of 5 and 7 p.m.. when even standing room was at a premium. The result of the efforts of the ladies of the St. Joseph’s Scdullty cannot fail to be extremely gratifying from every point of view.

PROMOTED.-At the meeting of

Executive Council held yesterday, Gerald McCarthy, B. A., Principal of Georgetown High School, was appoint- sd Inspector of Schools for- the first district, vice Chas. Buxton resigned. Mr. McCarthy h_us a brilliant record as a student, graduating with honors from St. Dunstan's College at the ago of sixteen years with the degree of B. A. from Laval University. As n teacher, Mr. McCilrthy has been suc- cessful to a marked degree, his pupils winning scholarships on different oc- casions. He has also taken an active and foremost part in all matters of educational lnterest_and for the past year was President of the Teacher's Association. His appointment, judged by the required standard of qualifica- tions, is a most commendable one, and will meet with the approval of all who are interested in matters educational.

VISIT TO CANDLING STATION.-

Yesterday afternoon the City Teach- ers' Class, which meets twice a week in the Rural Science Department of' Prince of Wales College, visited the Central Egg Candling Station, where they were shown through by the oblig- ing manager. Mr. Lightizer, who de- monstrated the candllng process, ex- plained how eggs were graded into selects, number ones, number twos, etc. He also explained to them how the business is carried on in the local. egg circles, how each patron’s eggs ure kept track of in the handling and liow returns are made to each in ac- cordance with quality. He gave the teachers an excellent idea of the growth of the egg circles and the need of co-operation for further growth, making it very clear to them that the poultry business of the province has great possibilities. A no less interest- ing feature was the visit to one of the upper rooms of the building, where

Mr. Lightizer is conductingh experi~ ments in poultry fattening. T ere- are in this department about, 100 fowls which are being experimented upon with a view to ascertaining the most

ting them for market. The ration at

very promising is the following. 4

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..i.’.i"i'i‘.$ f.°°..“’..i',‘ii‘¢.'i’i?i§.l$ i‘.‘Z...i’. ’2’»'i§ mi. sto bscksehes, Ind t eg do it in sn easy ns&rslwsybygotsg ri( t to the root of the trouble

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Gin Pius set on the Hines and the

hlsdder. Thi; soothe sed heel e inflamed organs, whit srs auslsg the suffering. i'.§¥".?.r’.i°."i..l%"l"{i.i“' "i‘ii'5\'} '¢2“i"u%¥’ A :line of Gin Pills hifi: saves s wogld of ps n.

You will realise their vslse when yeirrsd t ll . P. 'i‘. wedge ,st sonneniiil.

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‘IIAGIGTRATES COURT# There Corsican, which sails from St. John, w rs several cases of_n¢)n payment of N B, on Saturday, the 4th Decernber.‘

3 Tax. The usual line and costs Mails or parcels to connect with this

was imposed. Several more sum steamer should he posted so as to

i monses are to follow] phsumfnoifis will E W ‘ I S leave the province on Friday morning,

- also served in a prohlli tion cu§s'whi_ch the 3rd December. `

That Dr. Chnse's"0lnt.ment

actually cures even the worst. cases of itchlnri bl°¢dill¢ lllil pmgmding piles we know for n certainty, _,because of expcri-_ once with thousands of cases. ` 'poprovo this to you wo shall

send you rl sample box free, if you enclose is two-cent stomp no psy postage, and mention

t.his`psper. at Co Edllllll ll BIKES »» Lirifted, Toronto.

customers at present, with many mln- D r 0

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Ointment

MEAT MARKET.-Mr. William In-

gram will open his new meat shop on Lower Prince Street, in the Lyceum building opposite the First Methodist Church, this evening and will have a full stock of all kinds of meat on hand.

AGED LADY DEAD. - The death

of Mrs. Solomon Vessey occurred ear- ly on Wednesday morning at her home in Summerslde. Deceased was 81 years of age and leaves s. husband to mourn, also a family of six from a former marriage. Funeral on Friday.-H.

Private J. E. Sim-pson, sou of Mr.

James Simpson, Bay View, who ls leaving with No. 2 Siege Battery, was recently presented with the following address, which shows the high appre- ciation in which ho is held by his friends whose good wishes will follow lllm to the trenches.

'l`o J. E. Simpson:

Dear Sir:-We, the residents of

Bay View and vicinity, the scene of your boyhood days, would ask you to iiccept the accompanying gift no 5 token of our appreciation of your sense of duty in answering the call of King and country at this time of our Empires need.

The best wishes of the donors will

accom-pany you in whatever position you may be- called to fill in the service of our nation.

On behalf of Donors,

COMM.

Nov. 18th, 1915.

THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Tile Annual Thanksgiving Meeting the W9m_an’s Missionary Society nf the Prebyterlan Church in Lu: 14 was held ou Wednesday. eve-ling. Though the roads were bad the at- tendance was good. and the offering large. The musical part of the Ser- vice showed that there was much con- _secrated talent in their Church. The report given of last year which show- ed receipts in the Missionary Society to have been $156 and ln the Mission Band $44. The address of the evening was given by the Rev. George Millar of Alberton who has recently visited the Presbyterian Mission in Trinidad and British, Guiana and has come back) full of enthusiasm over its wonderful past and great prospects. The Rev. Roland Davidson the new Minister of the congregation conduct- ed the devotional part of the service, humbling and encouraging all hearts.

Recently, lt will be remembered,

certain inslnuatlons were made against Quarter Master Sergeant, Dan- iel A. Wedlock of No. 2 Siege Battery much to the surprise and regret ofthe many throughout the province who knew him. The lnsinuatlons were that certain funds of which he had the ad- ministration had been misappropriat- ed. Mr. Wedlock succeeded in having the matter officially investigated yes- terday by the Commanding Officer and his staff and as it result the charges were dismissed and a. certificate of such dismissal was handed to Mr. Wedlock. His friends. will be glad to know that the cloud under which he so unjustly lay has been entirely removed and that the character he has home so long for honesty and integ- rity has been fully vindicated. The Guardian hsstens to congratulate Mr. Wedlock on his sxoneration from a charge that had been too freely cir- culated to his hurt.

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ABRAM'S VILLAGE.- The many

friends of Mr. Joseph G. Arsensult. Abranfs Village are glad to see him now residing at the corner. A consid- erable delay was experienced in get- ting his house on the spot. The day set for the hauling proved unfavorable so that it ha.d‘to be postponed. This naturally hlndred the attendance on the second day with the result that the house only few feet from its day a large and in a short at the cor-

half a highly

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YE8TERDAY'8 FUNERAL.- The

funeral of the late Police Sergeant Dennis Doyle took place yesterday momlng from his late home on Spring Park Road to St. Dunstan's Cstbsdrnl. The fire bell was toiled as a token of respect to a servant of this city who had fulfilled his duties so faithfully and well. The members of the police force attended the funeral in a body, and other members of the civic corpo- ration were present, as well as a large number of citizens generally. The pall-bearers were Messrs. M. Curran, T. White, M. Pldgeon, J. T. McKenzie, Wm. Peardon and T. Dover. _

DOMINICA ORANGE8.- Messrs

Csrvell Bros., have just received a trial shipment of West Indian Orang- es from the estate of Sylvania, Domi- ‘ nlcs owned by Sir H. Hesketh Bell, K. C. M. G., Govemor of the Island. The oranges areunusually large and Juicy with a. particularly fine flavor, not so inslpld as the Californian or so pronounced as the Spanish. There should be a good market for oranges of this kind throughout the Dominion; and at this particular time it would be both patriotic and wise to patro- nise and help to develop British-grown fruit.

WORN WORRIED

WUMEN

Her many Duties Affect Her Health And Often She Breaks Down Completely

It is little wonder that there are

many times in u woman's life when she feels in despair|. There is no nine-hour day for the busy housewife. There are a hundred things about the home to keep licr busy from the time she arises until it is ugaln hed lime. \V'liat is the result? Often her nerves give way, her good looks suffer, her blood becomes thin. her digestion is| disturbed and her system threatened with a complete breakdown. Every woman should do all possible to pro- tect her health and good looks, and there is one way in which she can do this, and that is hy taking Dr. Wil- llams' Pink Pills. These actually make new, rich blood, strengthen ev- ery nerve and every organ, bring the glow of health to the cheeks and brightness to the eye. These pills have done more to make the lives of thousands of wonieiiieunshlny than anything else in the world. Mrs. Dan- iel Tlieal, Waterloo. Ont.. says: "I was very much run down, my blood was thin and watery and I would faint at the least excitement. I suffered

from headaches and dizziness and oft- en lt seemed as though there were clouds before my eyes. Finally I was forced to go to bed with weakness. I doctored for six weeks while in bed without receiving any benefit. Finally I was inducedd to lake Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and when l had taken ten boxes l was completely cured, and never felt better in my life. I am con- vinced tliat what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills did for me they will do for oth- ers, and I warmly recommend them to ' all weak women."

You* can get these Pills from any

medicine dealer or by mall at 50 cents a. box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

Consignments Sollcltedf Prompt Ro- turns

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Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

Bass Smells & Eels Specialties

All correspondence promptly answ-

ered. Stencils sent on application.

S.B. WILEY li SUNS

Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.

Reference, Greenwich Bank or any

wholesale Fish house _in the United States.

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Wholesale Commission Dealers and Shippers.

Fresh Fish

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Frogs are Specialties. '

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The makers of the Heintzman & Co., Piano

are not in business to produce merely a good ora VERY GOOD instrument; they manufacture beyond question the BEST PIANO that has ever been offer- ered the public, and the whole resources of -their in- stitution are bent toward ,maintaining their SPLEN- DID STANDARD and IMPROVING IT, be it ever so slightly, from time to time. The Heintzman & Co. Piano is not an instrument that is produced at a given price to place upon the market; the expense of its manufacture is a matter of but minor consideration, and the ruling idea has been to make the best piano that skill and genius can put together irrespective of cost. The Heintzman is beyond ordinary commerc-

ial thsuages, and is far beyond the ordinary best piano qua ity. .

The exquisite quality of tone in the Heintz-

man Piano is a matter ot marvel. Every other manu- facturer acknowledges its unrivalled beauty and very many have spent time and money in the attempt to duplicate it. ‘ r

Nevertheless, the Heintzman tone remains today

athing apart in Piano tone; there is no other piano like the Heintzman, and we think, no other can satisfy the fastidious purchaser-who can afford to have one. -

We are sole handlers of Heintzman & Co., Pianos

in Prince Edward Island. It will give us pleasure to have you examine our stock.

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