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lt they ‘have it' cough.- trestiiig them wtih- ‘<_ 3- f '

-snlrisn-'oouowouael -‘wiiisii wsciin i-seam-minqfiis\os's~ qt his mosii'~“aeottvsi.,};qpara- iissi in its kind-_orbs-audi " “ sixties '<2 urn 1° °°m

,p°u`{¢{¢¢f_ e‘s|§o|,all`y for ifbeipocu- ii¢f'_il1|i,.'bf,'phlidren and 'con- , ‘j ii-;\Yns'only the -best ingredients ` ' You can depend o_nf<i\1ick iw- tlon _-and satisfactory results -_- Thee price 2_5c.-i- Prepared only

by ` - fi

E. K. FOSTER

csN'rnAi.‘ nnuesvons '

-.Central Guardian C ii

"' " ~.' '_' -` M . vm/ . ".- ("2. -1 ~9_H§"s.1.9.B_ili¢`=§A‘ meetliiii-.ot tus ;‘?,m`b°_‘_`.° 01.95° Chess .i,\_i,i’r-ll~°“_;&_‘9F lhiwesosig .st '1.s0 “,‘1`i‘*°'.' , ,Roni-a§,sk;n}uiiaisg w»m-iwiisesna .sus tisi-'tiiqiissii sas - . -

MEETING.-A meeting sf the p_

Fi- »I.' Artillery Auxiliary will be held ill--lille-Y. dll. C. A»"Mon'day the (th _i‘l\l¢"8»i1~~'l-3_0 -_p._ in. As Cin-istmns,pni-= i¢°\l_<-19:5 ilveraeee- are to"l>e arranged

.at thi-'s meeting, a full attendance

is iirsenllir' requested* 2241-11-til/iii.

ROBBERY. ‘-'Oli ' Thursday night the -residence of Mrs. George -Smith, Eustoii St., was broken in- to an entrance being cffectfm by removing the pane from one of the

iback windows. Mrs Smith, who

is the widow of the late George Smith, is-_at present on a trip to Boston with her daughter and the

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_house has been closed for a couple of months. Several articles have been removed and Sergeant Brad-

1- ‘ ‘ ‘ -~ley_is on the case. ‘ , _;,'_

cmssisiso. i,,.iiivi5,RIisEMsNrs

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AGEN_T8 WANTED PORTRAlT_ ' FOR SALE

agents-a new line ot proofs. First _ » _

class finished portraits, frames at

` 1558 9 23M MEBI

'FOR SALE, A base burner. Apply

. lowest prices. Call or write United 248 Gmmm street .

Art Company. 4 Brunswick Ave.| 2w7_10_26m"

Toronto. - - on _

2-,__--__-.s WANTED HELP- FEMALE

FOR SALE--A QUANTITY OF SAW- dust for packing' ice. Abnrgnin to

quick buyers, apply 188 Queen St. 3i

____ , _lFOR SALE-TWO NEWLY FRESH'

GIRL WANTED for houscwork.l ened cows. Apply to H. Docliendorl.

Apply Guardian Oiilce. tf_ North River. 2220-11-2 m3ipd

WANTED. --GIRL FOR GENERAL

-housework. Apply 221 Water St.

FOR SALE-PURE BRIED ‘LEICES-.

ter sheep, Yorkshire -pigs both sexes

- | all ages. Stewart Bros, Murray Rl-

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL 've,._2224__u__2m4ipd_ _

housework in small family. Apply :it once 146 Pownal Street. Oct 29ti

WANTED TO PURCHASE LADY"S

saddle and med-ium size Quebec lieater im good condition. `Apply' Guardian Ofllce. 2235-11-4M4i-pd.

_;’ATRl0TIC, 8TE_'ADY, WELL PAID

employment st home, ‘ In war or peace time-knit socks for us on the fast, simple Auto Knltter. Par ticulsrs todaY._ 3c stamp. Auto Knit- ter Company, Dept. C 6307 College Toronto. _ Ont. 1541-9-2811421.

WANTED-A girl for genera

housework apply to 188 Queen St. 1936-10-17 Mlf. _ MISCELLANEOUS '

FOR SALE BUS_iNE8S'8TAND IN the country, Residence with store aittaehed. Good location. Bargain for quick sale. Apply A. B_. E. Box 116, City. 2236-11-4Mwf3lpd.

Fon sAi.E-'rwEN'rv Five Acnss

or excellent -hardwood Situated in ‘-Lot 47. Sold in five acre blocks or in

bulk. For further particulars apply to E. MacDonald-, Wilcox. Sask. .

2202-11-1 fri me Gmkspd

FOR. 8ALE»--REGISTERED. YORK` shire Boar (1 year old). registered

Shropshire Ram (3 year old), register- ed Shropshire Rama (1 year old), six grade” Ewe Lambs. L. H. D. Foster. Marshfield. 2172-10-30 millpd

SEND A DOMINION EXPRESS MO-

ney order. Five dollars costs three cents. 2231-11-4ME1l.

YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD:8END dime, age. biirtbdate for truthful re-

llable=_ convincing trial reading. Hazel Hausa, P.O. Box 1408. 'Los Angeles, Cal. -1760-10-5 m 'sat 5iDd,

ELECT-RIC -LAMPS. l, CARRY A

large stock of 'lumps for .Delco light and other ma.-kes -of low _voltage private lighting plants. M. C. Mc- Gowan, Kiilmuir, P. E. I.

' " "' - ‘- 2240-11-4ivi~iwi<.'~

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STRAYED ON JULY ist, I I-2

year old bull, color black with white head. No car mark. ln-

foriiiationglafliy received _ A. McPh'ec-, Selkirk. 2214-I1 2ip`d.

v-Qsnaf ' ` WANTED

DREBSED .POULTRY .WANTED- 'Hig-hest prices paid 'for .good_ Bi0¢\¢ Saunders, Newson & Co., Market suiiiiisg. ~ '

SHARE lg BUSINESS FOR SALE

A great opportunity for person with $15,000 .ts 520.000 sspits: mmf- ini- partnershlp in one of the li-~:=.~ mini mercinl concerns inithis i‘r.»\'ince Write “~Business" Box I"»" i"liar Iottetdwll. 2163-.0 `.'(l3.16i.

FOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED ACRES.

five miles _tr0n'i- Charlottetown. eighty in higih state oi cultiviatlon. balance covered with hardwood. Flnst class house and large barns in good- repair--near School. For Particulars apply -to McLean and Mc- "K‘iiii'wn,'1wysi 'nsiuf 'nuiidisg dhsr- iotitetown. 2199-10-30 milf -

'

‘ ` TO LET i

‘i_'0 LET HOUSE ON LONGWORTH

Ave. hot water, heatiil€. bath. Ap ply 155 Euston Street.

' 2170-10-20M6ipd.

_.___ ____

TO LET FROM THE FIRST

Dec, a furnished house on Upper Prince St. Apply to Guardian

if - " , - OFFICIAL- Przosilnors-

" ' ' ' Kindergarteii' reopens this moi-nins' at _ A 11|* 0! tm. Loanwiu fm. W” Din.” i’ `“|_w|u

9.30. 11.

VICTORY I-OA_N -The city can-

valsers will start this morning. on their

Loan. Give them the glad ,lisnd with something in it. i '

' osnenoile ¢oN1'.msu1'ioN_ -no- cent volunteer contributions to the

ceived word that his step son Louis Toney was killed in action. This is the fourth native of Lennox island to make the Supreme Sacrifice. Thirteen oth-i ers have -been -wounded since the Bab tie of Amiens in .Tully and one of them Joseph Tuplln, has been reccommended for the military medal.

I

..WELL KNOWN HERE -Lieuten- ant C. A. MacLean son of the late JudgeMa.c Lean, of Buttleford, and

grandsoit of the Rev. Dr. A. MacLean, Eureka, Picton County, has been inval- lded home to Canada, having been sev- erly wounded early in the year. Anoth- er son, James Frederick, is in training in England. for the R. A. F., after having served with the Princess Pa,_tric' ins for three years-The Presbyterian

Witness-These brave boys are grand- sons ot the Liste C. A. Hyndman and nephews of Mus. (Dr.) Ba-gnall and C. West Hynd-man. The Rev. Dr. Mc- Lean above referred to was for sever- nl years pastor of the Belfast Presbe- terlan Church ttliis province.

LUCKY BIRDS.-On Thurs-

day a flock of four fine large wild' geese alighted on the grass in the garden of a Charlottetown sub- iirbanite who has the reputation of being a crack shot. Procuring his trustygun he sallied forth to make short work of the feathered rpiartette and coming up to short range fired point blank into thc ‘iock, Strange to say this niarks- man who was never before kiiowxi ‘o miss failed to hit one of the birds which iniiiiediately rose and :ieered into the heavens taking a lircct northerly course. They rcrtninly had a narrow escape

v1-_-__1_¥_-1_u-__- '

_ PERSONALS

Mr. W. F. Adam of Boston is in he city.

Mrs. A. rt. wise, isssnstsn street

's spending the week end -nt Winsloe 'he guest of her. sister' Mrs. A. -Sellar.

Miss Stella Henderson of the P. EJ

I; Hospital' staff is visiting her old home at Union.

The very serious .Illness cl' Mrs.

Ohas. Hughes, Covehead -Road is re- ported. - ' -

Mr. Samuel Gikney, of ;~Pi-incc lupert is visiting his ,ol.d_ home ni stunliope and' leaves in a‘.'_`l'dw days ‘or the Wiest. I-le has_he_e`_n absent “rom the pi~c<vluce,ahout ‘li years.

Miss Margaret Clary who has been

spending the past year with her bro

n different parts-bf-the Un-ited States

Mr. and Mrs, Daniel MacPhee

llenry Robbins, Morell.

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Keep Minard'| me e y

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house to house canvas to the Victoryil - i _ = - - i-‘-.’ -f

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r;::::.i:‘.;°.;“.::1°;'f.':#°.'::;:;;°:::: » Victory *Loan ii¢°viiis,io»s10.o0. - ’ i = _,if-_-‘ .0 f

Auornen istauoen i<ii.i.zo ~ . -ii ‘fill 1

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Killed in action. Chief Sark ‘ has re- . ` ' .' ` 1 _ i'»» ’°"' ""4

Bearing Interest from November lst, 1918, andoieted in two maturities, the choice of whian is optional with tbelubltrihef Wilt

, 5 ymr Bonds due November lst, 1923 "` `

15 year Bonds due November ist, 1983 . ‘ » _

_ Principal payable without charge at the Otlice of the Minister of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, or at 0&.Ȣ'll

Assistant Receiver General at Halifax, t. John, Charlottetown, Montreal, fl`oronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary and Victoria. ' _ -

Bonds may be registered as to principal or as to principal and interest, at any of the above-mentioned ollices. ' ~ Interest payable, without charge, half-yearly, May lst and November lat, at any branch in Canada of any CbnrtemdBan_k.

Principal and Interest payable in Gold _ Denominations: sso, sm, :soo sua si.0oo '

\ .

Issue Price: 100 and Accrued Interest 5

- ` Income _Return 5’/2% per Annum

Free from taxes-including any income tax-Imposed in plrrsuimce of legislation enacted by the Parliament of Candi,

The proceeds oi’ the Loan will be used for war purposes only, including theipurchaee of Main, fooilltull,-|l1|nid0M.l& other supplies, and will be spent wholly in Canada.

. ` Payment to be made as follows: ` '

10% on application; 20% january 6th, 1919; _ *_ 21% December 6th, 1918; Zl% February 6th, 1.919; _ '

1 31.16% March iith, 1919. ‘

Thelast payment of 31.16% covers 30% balance of principal and 1.16% representing accrued interest at 554% from Nevcmbd' ld

to due dates of the respective instalments. i -

A full half year's interest will be paid on May lst, 1919, making the cost of the bonds 100 and interest.

_ Subscriptions may be paid in full at the time of applimtion at 100 without interest; or on any instalment due date thereafter together with accrued interest at t e rate of 5%% per annum. ` _ '

This Loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament of Canada, and both principal and interest are a charge upon the Connoll-

datetl Revenue Fund. _ . _ ‘ ,

' The Amount of this issue is $300,000,000, exclusive of the amount (if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds of _previous imués

The Minister of Finance, however, reserves the right to allot the whole or any part of the amount subscribed inexcesa o $300,W0,000.

- Conversion Privileges

_ Bonds of this issue will, in the event of future issues of like maturity, or longer, made by the _Government, during the

period of the War, other than issuesmade abroad, be accepted at 100 and accrued interest, as the equivalent of call! for the purpose 1 subscription to such issues. . _

_ Payments " , _ , _

All cheques, drafts, etc., covering instalments, areto be made payable to the Credit of the Minister of Finance. Failure to pay any

instalment when due will render previous paymenteiiable to forfeiture, and the allotment to ncellation. Subscriptions must be-acmrns

garied lg a;3de§<isit_{>f 10% of ahe amount sugscribed. `Oll'ieial Canvassers will forward subscriptions or any branch in Canada of any

ter nwi ceptuscr't'sni ‘ts. i

Subéiicriptionzcmay be paidpiiiqfiillaat tismgtiiieaceiailimtion at 100 without interest; or on any instalment due date thereafter together

with accrued interest to time of making payment in full? Under this provision, payment of subscriptions may be made as followa:- »' ii °:i'°°i°f;.>;.°i- me-°; .............

remaining ins a men s i on . , o an i s , _ .

lf remaining instalments paid on gan. 6th,’ 1919, balance of 707;) and interest, ($70.80 per $100. `

If remaining instalments paid on eb. 6th, 1919, balance of 50% and interest, ($51.04 per $100. If remaining instalment paid on Max. (ith, 1919, balance of 30% and interest, ($31.16 per $1.00.

E ' _ Denomination and Registration _

' Bearer bonds, with coupons, will be issued in denominations of $50., $190., 8500.,and 81,1110., and may beregistered as to principal.

The first coupon attached to these bonds will be due on May lst, 1919. . _ _ _ _ _,

- Ful y re istered bonds, the interest on which is paid direct to the owner by Govemment chaiée, will be issued in denommohml

of S50., 8100., $550., $1,000., $5,000., $10,000., $25,000., 50,000., $100,000., or.nny multiple of S100, . ,

- ' Payment of Interest ' .

. VA full half year's interest at the rate of 5%% per. annum will be paid May lst, 1919. -si# _silllusi

* Form,of Bond and Delivery V -

' Subscribers must indicate on their application the form of bond and the denominations required, and the securities so indicated will be delivered by the bank upon payment of the subscription iri_ full. _ _ _ - Bearer bonds of this issue will be available for delivery at the time of application to subscribers desirous gf making_ payment in full. Bonds registered as to rincipal only, or fully registered as to principal and interest, will be delivered to subscribers making payment in full, as soon as the requlied registration can be made. i - '

Payment of all instalments must be made at the bank originally named by the subscriber. ` _ _ ‘ Non'-negotiable receipts will be furnished to all subscribers who desire to pay by instalments. These receipts will beexchangeable

at si.lbscriber's bank for bonds on any instalment date when subscription is paid in full.

_ _, _ Form of Bonds Interchangeable ~ ' - '

’ Subject to the payment of 25 cents for each new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds without coupons, willhsve-the tight to convert into bonds with coupons and holders of bonds with coupons will have t e right to convert into fully regiltered bondllidsoilt coupons, at any lime, on application to the Minister of Finance or any Assistant Receiver General. ,___

Forms of application may be obtained from any Odicinl Csnvaeser, from any Victory Loan Committee, or member thereof, or from

any branch in Cana u of any Chartered Bank.- ' ' ,

Subscription Lists will close on or before November 16th, 191-8_ C 'A

Dzranrusnr or FINANCE, . ~ . - , 0'rrAwA, October 28th, 1918. . _

her in l"'“~ieroy, Wash.. and relatives -__ ___, h A '-- C H H i

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§§l`§§"Ii.."lif.'§i&f_"” lswday to -'Behind the -' Behind the Man the Dollar

Mrs _las D Stewart "city has ‘ the _ 141 _

' . . . , , returned from a ii1onth’s pleasant

visit to Boston' _ , ` ' u 1 -1 :_ _ i in-_ _il

Butter per lb .. ......42tF

Potatoes bus (saw) ___,___¢0 Esau mi- dow. .. .........4S,Poi,a.toes..... . . ........,........60 irswi nb.)

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Mlvilrdl Llnimsnr Lumbnrmana Friend Lamb Bits _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ L.) ‘_ iwhlte) ibus. . . . . . ...

..._....30 0-' ; (black) bus. ...

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have returned to their home in f ' . . _ ' . ` h d . . . . . .. .-: . . . Lumbei-land after attending the °"AR'~°TT5T0WN MARKITU Black Oats . .70 MQNTAGUE MARKETS _Woolwas e _

Write Oats . . . . . . .. ...70 - .___ Eszs - - - - ~ - ~

funeral of the late Mr. _lames -__ _ ~ i Pork (organs in)

i Office. 2238-11- -- r _ D _

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