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‘ "ul n 3 “",,,,“ ` `to
 IIN 1:' (  pitizen was offered _$100 a week and free transporta-
tended to accomplish more than the mere carrying
a cargo of German dyes ‘to the United States and
_carry back to
 cargo of nickel, if such
uld beiprocu'r'ed._“ _There 'was'a deep laid Gerlnwl
heme connected w  the venture to involve Great
ritain and the United States in internationalconiplica
use There isevidence to show that a United States
gg-gl" Daily (founded llel), USN per year. (do tion to Europe and return with all expenses paid if he
puree) Iii aevanoei U2-I0 per ear iivialleel la aevenae sh
*Quinn lpthllodll llll “£0 (milled) to U. ls A.
_ww am/ai-aainii rmae ;....r».<~-.-_ants Su
Pheli .._.'...'.. .._. . .N -aa»»»_._u.aa.ii.a . fear. she. win' and
’-" ~`-I " """"""""`""""""""_"`"T"7"""_`A""""`A"`A"""`_'_`A`_"":MJ: m\_Il'4li¢,l' 0f all  Cllll¢“ 0" tht? hi ,SQQS W°l»1ldi
   
ould take passage in the Deutchland. Should the
bmarine be Eaptured by the British, as the Germans
as many othershope she will be, _the
cording to' _the dig " '_t ion,; be
crime  toiwtgfvili' itted by
___ eil- QUXH ‘@~ ' 3 _ S] f' ` >-
  __ _ Germans in sinking passenger ships_ 'and
_ "W ¢
h . That the war has entered upon a new stage is now a
up ofthe war' it is not yet ended although the Gern1H11S Cf
1 s -
killing American
ra
citizens, a procedure for which sev-
l American “notes” threatened to hold Germany to
“strict accountability.” Naturally the United States
evident but here, as iii England, we innst learn to ex_e\'- would also hold Great Britain to ai “strict accounta-
dsc. patienCe_ British military critics are cautioning _bility”,_if anything happened the American citizen who
the public not to bc too sanguine about the finishing was being hired to his doom by the :tiunificeiit remun-
ation of $100
as well as the Allies recognize that Illll beginning Of Cellb as if W0 lla
e Deutchland in Germany,
The British Government has declared the Deutch-
Germans in their mad and frantic efforts to make an land a war vessel and as such British ships will watch
the end is at hand. ()ur despatchcs yesterday morning th
gave an idea of the terrible losses sustained bl’ the
impression on thc ever increasing billows that are now 0
rolling in upon them both on the eastern and western ll
e
fi-0rits_ Papers found on German prisoners and on any international
German dead on the battlefield told the dcspairing Britain and the United States through such an occur-
story of helplessness, the pitiful call for reinforce- ence _is not only
ments, the weakened condition of decimated coinpa- standing t he fact that the United States Government
nies and even battalions. That the Germans are suf- llil
fering fearful lossesiis evident. That German soldiers e
indicated by the fact, told in recent despatches, that
gunners were found chained to their guns to prevent "
their runnirigiaivay. Similar evidence of hopelessness
is found in the fact that many German regiments sur-
rendered willingly, all the fight gone out of them, ra-
ther than continue a fight to the death. tu
a week and found. He did not ac-
d his doubts about the safe arrival of
r her and British nets will be spread _for her, and
r passengers and crew are taking all the risks. That
.complications should arise between
improbable but impossible notwith-
s recognized the Deutchland as a commercial _trad-
rt As a German trick, though, the idea was- well
are beginning to see the hopelessness of the struggle is It WHS G€l‘man. .
USEF
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UL BULLETIN
The \Vomen’s Institute Branch of the Agricul-
ral Department
is issuing a circular, “Bulletin No,
_These are insolated cases however and we must 1," on the hgme canning of fruits and vegetables, pi-Q.
not forget that we are dealing noiv with bodies of men pai-eil by the Supa,-imendem’ Miss Hazel L_ 5tems_
who are numbered in millions. The Russian steam This bulletin is being sent to all members of \_V0me“»S
roller is advancing steadily on the eastern front and Institutes but is available to any lady who wishes to
our despatches from day to day in<llC@-le thc 5P@€<l apply to the \/Vomen’s Institute Branch, Charlotte-
with which they are moving. But here also, we are town,
dealing with immense distances and there is much yet
to be done. The. Allied offensive on the \Vest has ca,
The bulletin
nning and will
explains thoroughly the process of
be found a very useful and very eco-
pl'0_C€€<l€d even In0fC rapidly than could have been an- nomichl help in any kitchen. To quote from the pre-
ticipatcd by the most sanguine and present lndlcations fatory note,” Some people think that the canning pro-
are that still more rapid progress will be made, but the cess is a difficult one but with a careful observance of
battle line is still far from the banks of the Rhine, the method it is possible for every housekeeper to
.That Austria is about to sue for a separate peace operate a successful canning factory on a small scalc
is, 'as yct, only ai speculation. lt will be remembered in hcr own kitchen.”
In this province we grow practically all the vege-
daily capture by the Russians of thousands of Aus- tables required in the household, yet we import tons
tiians until it was estimated that the whole Austrian yearly, thus sending out of the province a great deal
army had been captured over and over again. Yet of money that should be kept and spent at home,
they have shown little evidence of exhaustion since l\'l:iny hoiisekeepers have been canning their own
and they too will tight on for some time yet. Last fruit and vegetables and have found that at compara-
year when the Austriaiis were in difficulties the Ger- tively small cost and little trouble they can keep
mans were able to send them assistance. Now, how- their tables supplied the year round,, summer and win-
ever, the Germans have all they can attend to and the ter, with the choicest of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Austrians must look out for themselves. We note If this custom were more general through-
that Petrograd suggests that when Austria sues for a out the province it would mean many
separate peace the Allies should consider the matter|dollars savedand would mean also a most valuable
that ziboiit this time last ycar our dcspatches told of thi;
and agree to the elimination of Austria from the war,i
but this also is speculation. German diplomacy may
be depended upon to keep Austria in the fight till the i
last gasp. lliit the Pctrograd suggestion is signifi-
cant, \ ,
There is much work yet ahead and we must be.
prepared for it. The units we have sent to the front
must be kept up to strength, our contributions must
be forwarded regularly, the different war funds must I
be maintained. The end is coming, peace will comc
eventually but in the meantime we must both finish the l
war and prepare for peace.
_ THAT DEUTCHLAND _ _
yr]-»_,_ ,,,. _
A The Germans indulged in considerable bombast
over the arrival the other day in Baltimore of their
large suhiiiariiic, thc Dciitclilaiid. As an enterprise
t
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raining in economy and practical usefulness to the
hildren of the home. It_has been well said that we
n Canada~and it is ‘especially true of Prince Edward
Isla_nd~wastc more than we use. The wastes of an
ordinary farm home in Prince Edward Island would
comfortably keep a family in the older countries in
Europe.
The bulletiiilabove referred to will teach the
iousewife how to avoid at least-some of these waste
Si
fmd at Present, when economy should be the watclnvord
“ every home, the bulletin should bein the hands 'f
o
every woma_n \vho_has charge _of a home. A postal to
)x( the Wonic-n s Institute Branch, Department of Agri-
culture, Charlottetown will bring it.
. 4-»-_
. )X(
_ _ CURRECTIDN
The regrettable omission of a line in our editorial
and a proof of (Jerniaii resourccfulness the crossing'
of the Atlantic by this ship, as well as its construction,
was certainly something really worth congratulating
themselves iipoii_ It should not be forgotten that
British siibniarincs built in Canada to thc number of
twenty-live or lifty crossed the .Atlantic a year ago
under their oivii power. But that by the way. The
reference to the 105th Highland Regiment yesterday
made it appear that the advance party who prepared
the way for the regiment at Valcartier were under com
niniid of Lieut Harry jenkins. The sentence should
have read “. . of the advance party of loo men under
Capt. George Stanway associated with whom was
Lieut Harry jenkins, who preceded the battalion”`&c_
_ .
_,~._...
German ciiterprise is, however. inarkcd by the ustial
“yellow streak.” There is cvidciicc to prove that the
exploit of thc Dciitcliland was not whollyncommcrcial
»~ - t ’..
. 4
Captain Stanway as is well known, is Quarter Master
of thc Battalion and the praise received by.the advance'
party for their excellent arrangeinent is due to his
splendid executive ability. V
although so rcprcscntcd Its coming to '\mcrica was
ever, brlghtenlng and
world, and every ovll
thy carrlea eacrltlce.
of any sort le to some
It costa tmmeeeuinbly
and Bee feeling. __
Revenge te e poor
naii.r_ Selections rea
_ouaiiniiiii anus
F\l_'7'|l!llN|» '
W. 8`._ Loueen.
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xinousee.
ll`O§§'l>O
Every klndly act, word. thought. or
lmpulee contlnuoe ln lte lnfluenllo for-
eweetenllg the
deed or thought
permanently destroys L part of th,
sum total of hlllnlll-ihoppllloll. .
Kindness iiivoiveli' aoiiiai; symiw
Affection or _ald
agree eoatly.
mit ii waufiar more to in  ,iii-
hatiii-ed and mean. Bplte and l-iia-
ture are, ee Dr. Johiilm aald."'amoiig
the moat expenelve lukurlee of llfe."
to give way to
iiiireatnliieii anger. to harbour eplte-‘
lnveetmoiit. ltd
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poya small dlvldende and calls for
Mloiiemonte *’ f
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trial tahdD0lnl%a&`-‘yougiuglz eeg
~. '. i - s
th l a ,
-ltliial tonet ouori”
fisnis- ' gp  .mill
timely t i ini ee. But ian
tlco comes more readily when- Baked
wlth a iimllo than when demanded
with a frown.
0l>l\ll0. lllll09ll. li he whohae not
leamed from hte own experience and
observation that one llttl drop of
kindness holds more of the real nec-
tar of llfo than doop a whole ocean of
eplte. ~ '
Hate hurtethe het
on. hlmb _ _ sr more than the
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The m»\v'l'r1oii_1s an ni. ana im.
John MoBeeth, B getown, will be
glad to lniow that they have had word
from their lon. John J. lltlfclleath,
who wee omelelly reported "mlealng,
probably killed," ' on June Ind. I-lla
Cry for
no _l:iiia'1!ou"
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lnfaute and Children-.Experlenoo og _li Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Uoetorlo is a. harmless substitute for Castor 011,' Paro-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It ls pleasant. It
contains neither Oplum, Iorphlne nor' other Narcotic
lubstanoo. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fevorlshness. For more than thirty _years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatuloncy, W_hid Collc, all Teething Troubles and
Dlarrhooa. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilation the Food, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
The Chlld.ron’s Panoceaf-The Mothers Friend.
i
l ln Use Fof Over 30 Years
The K|nd_ You Have Always -Bought
y_o‘Alwaye Bought, and which bop been' __
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Genuine CASTORIA iiiwiivs,
i ' Bears the Signature of __
lTNl CINTAUN COMPANY, Nlvel YORK CITY.
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and other Liver Troubles
The astonishing efficacy of Dr. Caiisell’s
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Neponset Wall Board is
e GOOD Wall Board _  
DJn’t use plaster or laths on your walls-use NEPON-
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ful and economical decorative effects you could pogsibly
desire. _   c 'A  -wi"-L_
A NEPONSET ‘is the fight wan board for walls, eeiiiiigeg.
`attics, partitions, and all buildings, old and new. _ _
' Here in three finishes, plain oak, cream whitefaiid' ‘
burnt leather. Call in and see samples- and see what good '-
work it will do. ` ' _ _
A Fennell & Chandler _
Victoria Row _
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Instant Relief is due to its toning effect
upon, the liver and bowels. It gsvcs
strength to tlic organs and helps them ack
to hcrxith and natural action. In other
words it enables the system to cure itsolf.
Don’t weaken your liver_ii‘itli piirgiitivc
pills or morning salts. dot' t gct_ thc stills-
taking habit; let. Dr. Cassells instant
Relief bring you natural and t»l1Bl'ef0l‘C
lasting cure. ___ -
Dr. OHA8. F. FOEBHIW. D-3°-i F-R-lfl-3-i
a well-known Brltleli Scientist, writes;-" Never
' take saline: or Piirgativeii for 0onitipatlon-to
force Bowel action is to _aggravate the trouble
and create the oomtlpation habit. I roeorn-
mend as a euperlor and oopvenient treatment
Dr. 6essell'e Instant Relief.
Prioe 50 cents. from all Drugglsts
and Storekeepers,
A h Sol A tai fir Canada.
 liif)tiliio"n:id C07. Ltiii‘i0, !ll"(‘iiul-street.
'l‘oroiitu. Wnr tax 2 i-onlii extra.
' I l nt Role! is the companion
D" cgisgfigrsatigri To Dr. ‘.f:lssoll's Tablets. _
p ` t . 1 Dr. (.'nsiirll’n Co., Itd_i,_ ' 
Sol” rophldnzliiuster Eflulund. 4 " '
Dr Cassell’s
mother had a post card from
ing lhe was ii prisoner of Wai'
wounds. but did not consider
them serious.. Great sympathy
for Mr. and Mrs. McBeath as
g_-_--'£1-f-95""-'
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ma
is felt_
country. 'Dlie eldei-it, Malcolm
or five months ln the trenches
tracted a cold from which ‘ho is stlll _t
suffering. I-lo is now ln ii hospital in
Gravenliurst, Oiitarlo. The youn5€Sl
son, samuel w., left nero with the 55th  -
Battalion, and was wounded ln May, _
and ls now in a hospital in England,
and now John J. (Jim) ls wounded and
a prisoner. ' ,
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1 With Parent! on Farm
Why be ii straggler ln the
guard llniplng along half dead. With'
nerves, clironli: liidlgestlon and lower
vltallty? Desert today from the army,
of General Deblllty and 0nr0ll \lI\ll8l'
the banner of General Good Hooltll-
You need assistance? Zoetl_c ‘ls a
P
P081'
faithful frlend that wlll put y0l1"o§,
your fleet again. The famous haalt
tanto supplies ln a»ln0et _lwillll
form lpnt tltaose elemeigzig w§\__l_oll‘:1l:_;\_l::_‘
nerve orn ro are cl'  _ - .
it for :wp weeks. i_tii_il1lf.y_ou olnnot
report réal progress' lmvlrds :;_tow~
ea health we win i-oreiiir he ini _ ‘ee
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of t.`
Soliow can you longer trlfly Wltll; lllll ' _
urgent matter of gpftlng ell B8Bl\l?
Bold by E. A. Foster. Dletributlng A-
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the well
FW.
inform
you
lnfentry _ _
°° iiiii. M¢l1’l iob low ehoee
; wiiiclelrlng out at 2.89
when re- ` SOG WiJd0/Y
TREES Allll CHILDREN. I I
¢heerful Sui-rouiidliige Keep Chlldren _ ___ ` . _ _ ' _ __
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lgfilldren who are raleed ln a home - ‘
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that la made pleeaent by trees and _ h _
‘i°.r'°.»-t:°'°'a::'i":.'°ii~»; 5  °**‘¢°“.S*#°°*r
a fa e .0 po un y. ~ e ,_ __ _ ii
cheerfulwfiioklllghfm home, together hp”  J' . ,_
with fali' treotm will go fart to- "' "  '  "' ‘  ' '° ‘r "
word ettreot ldlue the moot' ' ' “’ "'-‘-‘:“* .  ':"‘* 2  - '  ‘"1 ~_-'--_ ~-sf-_ii-_»»i\r.»~¢a
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od by trees iinilehrubs elweye ‘looks
comfortable andlnvttlng end naturally
conveys the lmpreeslon that theoc-
_cupaiita of the home are contented,
prneperoue, and the kind with whom _
one would llko to get acquainted _
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'obtained from an aaeoclatloii wlth the »
' owing plants around the home.
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YOUR Deering 'binder ls one of nearly two mllllon used on the farms
of the world, that mlghtalmoat be called ii. record of universal satisfac-
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Because of lte light welght. excep-
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Deering Blnder undoubtedly deserv-
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"“ ' A CROP -SAVER.
lt ls a crop saver because no mat-
ter what the condition of the crop
tho reel brings it all to the knife and
tho elevators deliver all to the blnd-
' _ing deck. `
its any ceived. Officer ln VC‘harge, Rebord
ln W Olllce. Pte. Hughes enlisted ln'Ed-
temburg. Germany, and had te monton with the Edmonton Fuslllers.
any of'-After arrlylng 'ln England he was
de a member ot’ tha_stulff'of_No. 2
this lsll-lospital at Boulogne, rising to tho
the tlilrd son serving his King and rankof,Quarter Muster Sergeant. Lust
A. Mc- of Quarter Master Sergeant. [Ast
Beath, enlisted ln B. C., and after four .Septgmber lie went to the troughs;
he ‘i°“'|-with an infantry uiilt and has been
hero ever slnce_ ' ’ `
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the knotter under all cendltlonii; lt
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ga handle long or short griiln tn -bun-
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