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LIEUT-_ HUGH SI

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sonfl.l__llev.fciil»ti, and ill.-._ Simpson 0|

Charlottetown, Died at Head oi iiis Com-' --i

pany. 0ther island Casualties. ' lhree British Steamers Tllrpedpeti _ily Sullmarinef' An American

Steamer Held Up But Allowed 'to Proceed. ' The Crews oi all

The deep sympathy of the citizens

of Charlottetown goes out today lc. Rev. Canon and' Mrs.. Simpson in tile terrible' blow they have -sustained by the death of 'thc-ir son, Lieutenant Stewult Simpson, who [eil ill action in i<`rl".nce on the lst illst., gailalitly fighting for Kingand'E.nlpire. Seldbln has news oi’ thc,~de'.1th oi’ any young soldier ironl this il-stand brought, lnorc pre-found' regret, for Lieutenant Simp- son was a. particularly fine young man. quiet and courteous in demeanor, bright and clever, and in every reg. pect the kind' of a young -man whom it is a pleasure in life to meet.

The cad news wus. received by tele-

llrailh on Saturday night on the very eve c-L’ the opening oi' -the mission in St. Pe~te'r's Cathedral, to which Canon Simps'on‘ had looked forward with Kreat, hope.”-the pleasurable .antici- pation of being the nleans of accom- plishing great good. The' blow com- ing ut.such u. _time would be the' more keenly emphasized. Cunon Simpson bore the here~avenle`nt nlanfully, and though torn with the anguish of his loss atte1lde'd‘ all four services- ill his cllurcll. on Sunday. _

Only 'tile day before (lnllon Simpson

received a ‘ic-:ter t`ronl his son telling oi' -the terrible figilting in which he hn.d l'e‘cently' tuken part in the battle ot! (Zourceiie-tte. ill tllis c-llrzauclllollt ile was the ollly c~§lice'r ot` his com- |>llrl.v who had noi been \voullded, and at tllr- time oi' writing hc was in com- nlnnd oi the company. n position which he prc-bably held ill the lighting

.which followed und' which cost him his life. '

Lieut. Simpson was the second son

qi’ Gallon' Simpson, and was only twellt_v-t\vt- yellrs' ot' alto. lie joined the 55th Canudiall Ove'l-was lillttaiiol. from Montreal, lleinlz <irut`tt-,(5 inte:-r with the l"ourt.il (‘.anadiall Mounted’ Rifles who follght as illt`antl'y. lie was wounded on August lilth, und, ai"- tel' recc-vering retllrll'et`l` lo du-ty' on the battle--line on September 3rd.

As ll lllellibcl' ot' tile' stall' ot` the

Bank of (Yolnlllcrce boiil here and in Quebec. he war- very popular and il most valued llllll' eilicienl elllployee. ills death will be sincerely me-llrnc-.l hy all \vh0 had the pleasure ot` me'e‘,- ing him. liis regilnellt sailed for Eng- land lust 0ctober._

Two other brothers ot’ the deceasetl

are also enrc-lied' ill the- l(ing`s service- -(lnptaill (T. A. Simpson, at Aldershot. N. S.. und Corporal`liugh Simpson, of thc' artillery [garrison at l-lalitax. The la-ttcr voiunteere-.l for overserls service witll No. 11 Alllnlunition (‘oilluln, com- lnallded by Captain D. A. Mciiilllloll, but owing to iillless' was- unable tc- Sail when that llnit took its departure' from ilaliiax.

Saturda`y’s dc-sptltchc_-v sllnlvc-ti that

al number nic-ro Prince Etiwtlnl island

boys bud' slli`l`<-red in nt-tion, probably ill thc same lighting which cost l.t. Simpson ills- iil`e'. '1‘hesc‘ were:

Arthur Long, of llrackicy iieach,

killed in action, l‘tc. J. Mclit-linll, 1-" Grand ltivcr; l"tc. (‘. Arsellalllt, of Sllllllncrs'ldc. amd' tillllllcl' it A. llardy ot` Tiglllsh, wounded.

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liAPT_ Q. M__J__ S. WALKER

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` A i'HUM;E_§ll FURLUUGH

Captain: Quarter Muster James S.’the wounds in i1:.3lly'r.-ascs is oi' the

Walker. Fnftcr about two years on ac-. most severe type. yet the dcatll-rate is tive service ill l~`rance is buck again remarkably smull.

in (lharlottetowll. i-le arrived bythe:

The staff oi' doctors are second ti-

cal- ferry stcanlcr on batultlay niglltillone ill France. Tllcy are all ('lllni' on a two months iurlollgll, conlnlenc- (lians and the nurses also are ironl

ing the 14th oi’ September. Captain Walker .wus eng-aged contilluously since leaving here as tlllartclunaster

Callada.

\Vhell (Tapt. \\'nlkel‘ went to i<`t‘llllcc

two years ago ho came to thc con

ill N0. 2 Sttltiollary Hospital at Ou-|clll°‘loil that n iivc _vezlrs war was in (reall. TNS l\0SlllUll “'51-‘i f0l'l_l\@l'l.\ | sillllt. lllld llc dcci:ll'cs tllllt he llns sect' SlHti01leli at L6 T0<lU9l- The lllllllllflié llotilill1.f since to cllallgo his opinion.

now occupied as a hospital wus t'or-

i-lc believes that ll.e heaviest iilrilting

merly a ladies school and is lldnlil°'.ll\-l is _vet to come. (‘:lptnin Wnikcl' dur- i adapted for the purpose. it is un- ring his sojourn in Frnllce, t'ou1ui time

Y der the cllurge of Lt.-Colonel Clark. formerly of Quebec and one of thc host 0. C.’s., in France. As nlnlly as three thousand wounded a month pass through this hospital. These com- prise Canadians. Australians. New Zealanders and tile men from the firi- tish lsles. The _hospital is well equip- ped. having an X-roy room, operatilli! room and laboratory. The nature ot`

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c1.Assu-‘1oA'r1ols

ONE CENT per word ouch insertion

for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders- Minimum charges 25 conts. _ SAUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE

fresh every day trolll selectco young pork. Saunlrers, Nelvscmo it tio., Market Buldlng _

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l>oul.'rnv._| AM suvlue l=owL

and chickens each wook -day. l'llr- ties iluving fowl to kill may dress. tho'm,by scalding. but chickens, p geese. etc., must be d-ry plllckcd. J D. Jenkins. 2407-10-'iii/ilnlo. WANTED AT ONCE--BOY FOR ER-

rands. Apply at this oiilco.

M > 2432-10-tll\it.i_ wA`N1"la'E»-A econ colvlPl=.'rE~T,

girl for general housework. Apply’ 100 _Wate`r. Street. ‘_" 2470-10-9M3i. I

WANTED-POSITION AS HOUSE-

kec-per by a capable experienced wc-man._ Will give any reference rs-'

quired. -Apply K. Que? Hotel.

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wAN'reo 'A `cAPAsl.a MAN 'ro

take charge ofvrliagnet Ranch. Apply t.o E. i-l. Beer, Secretary Magnet Fur

go. ` ___________________2__}_L-10-7lVl3i MY RANCH HAS SIX GOOD EMI*TY| pans. Will consider ranching six or eight pairs Black Foxes for cash. P. O. Box 55. Charlottetown.

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l HAVE THREE PAIRS BLACK FOX-

es. can you ranch them, state terms and 1 pp' of ranchl Address,

Foxes?-°$‘lt'V},vKcnt st., Tu' c’lt_l5li--F lilllil?`ui*lll"}_. nh? "fl-li

residence Hrs. L. M. ooie, 40 iiiiis- "°'° °‘..'is:i': trials-er.-.....-°°‘~ C0\'ilmG ' 1 I

I .' diiii _hath btilwllm

again 'n._éT:$§'un‘.lill¢h. etc. R».. .. ` s*'-lc-iv ' ll. ‘:

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to visit, l‘ul‘is_ Calais and other prillci pai cities und saw many oi’ the pia- tes where some or the heaviest iight- illg oi’ thc earlier part oi’ the war took place. _

Business is going on the salne as

usual ill these places though prices :ire considerably higher for cvery- thing than in peclcc tinles.

'l‘llc l<`l'cnci\ soldier in this wut' has

\voll it great reputation :llld is as cool and collected as ally soldier in the licld.

(`:lpt. \Vllikol‘ ilns ill his posscssioll

two of the iirst flags tl`:lt were flown over a (,‘nll:ltllall unit ill l"l'ant:e. 'l`llcsc ilzllrs wcrc hoisted on i\'ovclllber 27th, iiilfi at Le 'i‘ollquei. 'l‘he last occa- sioll on \vllicll they ‘were ilown was when Gllllcluli Sll' Saul Hllgilcs inspec- ted tile i-lospitlll. Severui cnlpty Ger- lllllll :~‘llcli.~l, tllkcn froln the llcld at l~‘ost'll>cl't, and oltlcr relics ot' the will* were brouizilt homo by Capt. Walker

At Dillgnte (‘.-inlp, Shorncliiic. Eng..

he naw the i0l'»th iiattnliou. Tile boys lvnrll all ill good cheer hoping to get to the front soon _:is ll Battalion. ite also sow ibn tiiitll Siege Battery before they loft. Ellfglllllli :ind of tho liltlu- snnlls oi troops seen by Capt. Walker there were none to surpass this tillc |»at,i,cr_v. liesldes. himseli on active service, Capt. W.a.ii¢cl' hnd three sons ni. the front. One oi’ these, iiieut. Liilllcrt Wulker it will be relnenlbered was killed on Julie 13th at Yprles sa- lient und George is in the 98th Sicgc Rati.el'y and Lt. A. H. has gone oval to lfrallcc to join the 13th Battalion

Moliltreul lllglllallders 10 Whilfll Ili* bro her i‘ormeri_v belonged. ifllpt. Walker also hlls a brother. Pte. Wni- ker in the 2nd Heavy Battery. coin- mandad by Captain Webb Stanley so that the family record for military service is 6ne‘hur<i to heat. , Capt. Walker sailed from Liverpool

0" Salllfday- -3°D’- 30- at “‘|““'K"' “"`- The Lido will he high this morning

rising at Hai _ nn " Thursday _limi about 3 “I7 “

Allied Wéilstijef `

0ll Macedlmian Front

mms. oct. _1~.-_-insane-The-I... tm. . ~

frerluil troops bn the Macedonian The moon sets thii___qfternoon at l rout have 1oined..tlie offensive with 4.28 and’ tomorrow at itil ‘the _Bl-nigh Mill' Bu;-hlgm. , The war »'i‘he iirst_quarter 0! t 6 moon was ,omao reportm the- occupation by the on Wednesday- 0°* “U ll-[7 B» Ul- iirrench dl the lawn of -Gaiman, cn The moon will be fwil on Wednesday map, _p|~¢|\-;g,..t1'h9 §¢p||h\nll...contlnll- 0ct.,1-ith. at 3.01 a. m. . ' fb; their advance north otkpllrlak - The length or today will be eleven “inn Heilhtn »have_re‘acheli the vni-_ hours and -seventeen minutes and c-i my arms neln-mn, .1 lrllnnnrl' oi tomorrow viwell "0"" IM Mww the Coma. 'Pile British trac-ps which minutes.

crossed the Strains. Ami' occupied Nc- ----‘-

d' l I t Cure! DI htlleril

ter-attack oi the Bulgarians, _

Nl1lWP0ll'l‘. it. l., Oct. 8.-~’l`llc Gcllllull t'-lll>nlal'inU ['53 lrolll Wil-‘ llcllllshnvell nl‘l'i\'e<l ill the' ilnrllol this! llftel~lli,-ull. She crosellnl thc ocean ill- l7 day.-l. The l'.`iIl i< ll lllzlll-ot'-will", :uni ities the ting ot' thc Gc~l'nlan navy. Silo has Ll s'-illgle' gun moulltcd on het' deck. The sllblllurillu tlllcllort-:li ini tilt- outer llzlrbor two miles dowll thr-

bny_ No one cnnle u.~:ilol'c, bllt it re-l pl'ese'zliative ot` tile- Asst.-_-iu'_ctl' ihcss-‘

was niiowcd to go llbozlrd and it-.lrn thel ves.~.'cl`s -r-tor_v. ’i`ht~ |753 will gc- out~, side the harbor for zull:llol~.lge- duringi the night. 'l`lle ve-_-'-sei is ill colllmalldl t.-l' Lle'ut.-(`onln1zlllll'e1' iizllls liosel llc-l reported that he had not sighted any hostile crnit on his \vzl_v over, and zldd-i ed that the bout was pitllt.ii`llliy sup-| plied with pl'ovis'ion.-,. and incl. and that nothing would be taimll aboal'll'_ her. Silortly' at'te‘r the sllbnlurint:-_ came in (‘r;»nlmalllier ltosc paid all ot'-_ licilll call upon Roar Adlllirali l{lligill,i (‘,olll.lllall<1'<2-1' of thc .\'al‘l'a_L:alllest. Huy] Nnvul Stutioll to whom llc stats.-ll tll:l‘*., he was pri-palre-tl to leave' port tonight.) 'i‘llc llewspnper lllan who bollrllcd tilel sllblllarillc wus. asked to brilll: zlsilt;-le a lnlgt- batch oi' oiiiciali lllalil lol' tloullt; Von Bel'nstol‘l`i`. Iic'sil'l`cs 'thc collllllnll-i df-l' the vessel c~,zll'rir-s Your ollll~c,l's' nlld‘,‘ 33 men. Tile- U52! was escorted ill the llorllor by :L Ullitc-.l States sllblllurllle'_f (‘l-;lllllllllrE'er ilosc e:\'p-illilleli that the subml‘inc‘ wllicli is ll rcirlllalr wall' vc;s~_ sei and culliplle-.l with \\'il‘eic's.~-._ hull ptlt ill llcre- only to tleiivel' 0i'llciz1i mail for the German nlllilal=slld'or. ‘ I IJOSTON. Oct-t. S-'l‘llc Britisll

stcalnl-2' \\'l".~'tpoilli, hound l`l‘onl Loll- doll to .\le'wport .\'l>\\ s‘, wrlr- sit?-ppc,-ll by shell tire t`ro-in a sllblnarillc. evidc-lltly the German war lcssel U53, which'

the Ships Were Re

camo r~..plll~i-,lily illto Newport on Sut- llrday illcn :willed n\\'ll_v llgt`lill,l about fifty miles :.‘oll'.llca.\l oi' .\'lllltllt'iicit iodu_\. Ai`i£-1' th,» t-l'l2\\' lllld_ taken to the iit`e boats. tile-'\\'+~stpoillt wus tol'pl-_lot-l`l`. \Vli‘t-'less calls l\'t:l't'- soul for al collt'~tgtlurd cuilcr or lilly, lle_ll'lly stclllllships tc' the l‘e-.+clll»._ 'l`he’ Westpoillt oliicc-rs :llld crew were' sent’ out to tht-T \\'l-f-.tpoil;-'_. .lust bt-t'ore the nltrll welt- ordered to tile' boats news oi' the site-ilillg ot` the Westpoilit. lvilich is ll slelilllsllip oi' 2412! tons gross czllllc ill ll bricl' wil't~lcss t`.‘e'~'patcil to the nil- vul radio r~latit~n here, which l'en.d: “llritisil ste-iullel‘ \\’es'~‘.poillt. stopped by ll slli>lllal'ifle`. iil'e‘d upon, getting' hollis l'c~.lri_v, position 4020 llortll, 00. \vc_st. (let cutter." .~\ private vvilclers despatcil received later s'aid that the \\'e.'stpoil:r iltll1'bce.-ll torpedoetl and nl- il’-: the cr cwilad got oft' in the boats the stezllllt-r wus ill zl sinking condi-

tion.

I\'l<l\\’l’()lt'l`. lt. , Oct. S.»'i`ile cn-

tire tier,-5 ot' U1 ed Stat(-'.~= torpedo boats stationed llére. numbering 30-` odd. has bcoll oliic-l‘e-ai ollt to tllc as- sistllllce t.~l` the steamer' Wesipoinf ill l'e::.polls'e to tile stcalnel"s signals ot' lEtistl'cs:~'_ -

il()S'l`ON, ()ct<;-bel' 8_»A Gelmnll

sulllllarillc- sank -the ilritisll t`l'eigiltt-lr Stl'aiildtllt_~,. oi`i` Nalltuckett nt six a.nl. iod:l_v. The crew is' oil hmll'd the .\'nll- tllckctt iigilts-hip. ' ’I`ilc Stl‘ai.illiclle r-lliieil t‘rl:.nl New York yes".el‘duy for l3ol'dc-_1llx,

l\`E\\'i’(`lR’l‘. lt. l., Oct. 8.-The' Am-

r-ricnll stealllcr Kallsan r.-f the Anleric- nn l-inwzliill i.illcs. bound t`rolrl New \'ol'k to iioston with t’reii.:ilt \vll.~: held up i>_v lt s'tllllllal‘inc.zli 5_3l0_o;oiock t)\is‘- inorning. She was inter allowed' to'

Mr. (‘lles-ter Mcl.llre. lllonager ol' the

Mr. Chester Mctllure

i"ul' Sllics iimlrd oi' the Silver liinck i-"ox ill'ecriel‘s` Association oi' Prince l§.d\vlll‘ti island. has just returned from

proc-ccd nt-colwiillig lo ll iladlo dos- paich i'rolll the captain ot` the Nall, tnckett light. ship. 'l‘hc l{ullsall'.-: nies .~.age did not identify the .~‘lllmlul'ine or give' any details oi' it.

(Special to the Guardian.)

.\'i'I\\' \'()iil{. (lvl. S.`~.\ccol'ilill;.' lt

u report rcccivcd llcrc tonight tho pus sengcl' stcnlllel' Stepilzlno which pi_vs

l trip taken ill l.i.e interests oi' the “. ld. island fox breeders to New York. St. i.olli.~l. (‘ilicafzo and lviontreni. lie .lttclldell the Septelllbcr auctions nt ‘ioill New York and St. Louis, und lure exanlilled all the silver t'ox skins ill both tllcse Salt-s. - ‘ ill an interview with tl (itlardiall re- irescntative Mr. l\ici.lll'l: stated that

l'cgnilll'i_\' betwecll .'\'c\\' York and ‘,/_ gales ml lm. whole' “.m.(_ puwwsf I .ioiln's, i\|;wi`oulldi;lll<l was tor edoel’ 3 , ,_ .' and sunk :lt 4.220 p. ill. today ot'lt)` Nall 26 .Mt1l(',°lk.)‘vl,"i.'n.l ‘mvd.m(: mclwtt ]m|ll__.hip_ .Nm Stephan() is 2 I up I rt. (val _ lent ew uolk. Flu. vessel ot' ‘_-‘ 144 cross tons and is ot 'O Fdmn of-.illvei was--"Huy large' British register. ~ ` hole lining ....4 skllls'niiel'ed at thc

NEwP()R,l_' Oct. 8‘_The 1m_p(_d‘ '\c\v Sork lluctloll. and 5:00 ut the St.

bout llestloyerr. iinich, it is reporter' £231” Punsmn H‘°”- N (0\\liH1ll_\, auc-` oillciaiiy to tile.llavlll station here b\ ` Tin. akin.. were lmgeh, Q ~ i radio tonight, said that the iiritisil , `_ H , _ .~ ‘ fprmg stczlrncl' Stepllano had been tol‘|ledocd fu el-pmlne' _$21. “ww 1;? :\'lt\lllll_\'-oil' Nalltllr-kett_ iler crew .1 tv". ig ggi? ..m“.(['.T df- :H7 \\lls reported sale aboard the llzllcll. v`_i“_U['u?( l.)ll1m_e_" m`°£l _ _llfheslt All of tllc .~\lneric:lns on' tile Stcphllllc pl 0' _M v$e5l(;`0 (Tl . _lb 2? .loin wllo were reported by the destrovel afmmlf was mf? e M,nf` iillicll \vere i,':all.=:l'\‘ll'ed tonight to the -“-hue, _M'..St', Louis' “wifes .mflgefl fl" licstlovcl' Jellllis. ’l`he llllnlber ot` Am- mgI|,l ‘L7 $‘|091‘mdl§)m;te}`('§ip“(?ll"lll3.,163? oriclllls ubozlrd was not stated in the :,mf’uw‘m,{‘_( m y S umm! M $"'

Itlldio lnessage received here. 0' ‘e'p‘m`

___ I Mr. _Mchure obtained 1-m\5i.|¢.m|,|,

NEWPORT' Oi S‘_.[.he m.m;h lufornlatloll on the l`lil't'erent detail

steamer Kingston has been stink, the 7| the b.uSme“S, and the expemellfle ll' crew ot' which has been saved bv nn guhlwl "1 gm‘h"g'- matching mill BSU Alllericzlll destroyer. ’i`llis lvordhlvzls i.]mtm.g fromparative qualities in "0" lcceivcd at the :zvrai station tolliglli. ]u.m"“°" with experts 0" "u"‘"` mx No furtller details were given. Wm (`°""“"'l-" be 01' I-’»"e¢\i Willie U

_ ___ the island fox ill'ceners. Boiled down

NEW YORK DLL 8____The Stephane tii_eAoutstandillg llupressiolls ot` his.

belonged to the lied Cross lille fleet mm "ml hmt' nm' "“"`f ‘ll home fail fl ot` New York. .\Iel\'Follndla1ld and lin- ‘“`“"l’ “ l""’l"“` ‘f°““-Upiloli 0f the im lifrlx. S. S. t‘o. Ltd., .and was conlmnll- p°"t“‘“"'e "f °“"' Fiilvei' f0X ftimlllli ded h_\' (‘upt. Smith. Site was built [“""str"'I §“C0“'uy‘ thu nmre W' in Glmgmv in ,ML Must of the nleci. nllx with. and talk with the bi; I nrlssellgels on tho Stcphano were toll- me” _‘W lh""f"4" i-l'“‘|9- "UW "\0\`*’- 009’

t lnvussldlt Folllltll

ol vlsll lo lfllll silt

-than what-A-saw at

the (Great Fur Sales in _Ne_w_Yfll`i°k anti St. Louis. A Forecast oi the Future. -

- lnaking a survey ot` the situation said: “'i`bc iillropcalt market for high class skills lll:l_v not he open for_you in 1917. hut i think you can' count on Great ill-itaill. ltllssia and France in 1918. Lei your fox breeders organize so as to have sonic- quantities to offer, UW! i"U i/0111' fox breeders also. to Him H' hiilil class Production ill the qualities ol' the lllrs, and they wtli _find a ready mzlrket for their pro 'rlucl."

On interviewillg Mr. i’..B. Foukb,

Presidelli of the Funsten llros. & Co.. Fur Auction. On the vogue of furs nt, the present time. Mr. Fouke said: “Tho vogue for so-called flat furs will not long hold its own in the worid’s popular' t'avol'. i feel that foxes will he just. as good as the tiat skins. There is no reason for the latter being popu- lar. ir in no way enhance.; the beau- ty ot` the wearer. Willie nlink, lnoil: and ermlne are very attractive, they are not nearly so becoming to the i'elnillllle charm, as the long furred skins. A llolneiy woman cali look ai- most beallt,ii’ui upon donning a soft, illfiy fox; they soften the lines oi he face. and cause the right kind of lhlldows_ This is the best argument n the world for the fox skills, because lo woman will look homely, when by .vearing a certain` article", she can lnhance her beauty ami bring ber lverzlge up to nearly 100 per cent.

"Tile raw l`ul' dealers." fluid Mr. Mc-

."lure. "are continually looking for- .vard to what we ure going to offer in he year 1917, und in what manner we `ntend to dispose ol' ollr protllct, as ‘hey claim much cepends on how we lpproach the markets this year.

“ilrillce Edward island will, at the

mtl ot‘ this season rnilrirpl. more 51|. .er mx, nom lnanshn-lm .tn._tu. re.

,ms ,Mm New y,.,.k ,.em,.,,m,: home, it appeal to us that we have a won

f - . del-ful business, capable ot’ large ex

Fiercesi Fighiing'Yei . 0n Eastern Front-

l’E'l`ROGRA1). Oct. 7.-(Via Lon-I

don.)-Ge-ne-ral ill'll.<iiui`t"s 1:-pcl~;`1tioll>'. on the Russian sollthlvestern front have dcvciopcli into t‘ti`ot't.-.' to pierl-c" the Allzsiro-Gernlan lille at two poillt,~-~_‘ llalllrsiy, llf~l'orc Vindilllil'-Voiyn'~lki, the nortllcrll exlrenlity' ot` the' l-ct:elll_ ald- vance, and i.n1nlcti`intol_v south of tht- illliester, tvllere llc has l-luillt-.l sonn- groulld ill tile vicinity ot` Bo_l_:rll‘olicll- nn, on the llystritztl llivcr. At tilcsc pulllts illc llaltlcr llave-' reacllod tilt-_ gl'ea-test intensity during the last. few days, nlillough at, various intermediate points' fierce- at.tll<-its :lllll countcr-z\t- tucks have been reportc-tl from time to time.

According to the most recent, oiilc-

lnl advices, the center of the Rnssislll attacks ill the' northern sector i- along the Luit~‘k-Vindlllllr-Volyllsk' road. ill the lleigilborllood ot' I/.ntllrzc on it front extending t'roln sf-lx to c-ight miles sl,-lltll ol' that town. liotil colll ilntntlts colltzclltrlltc-fi enormous i'ol'ccs and the lighting is d'e'scl'ibe'ti as tics pernte as any llitllcrto lllnrking tllf recent ot'i`ensive.

SASKATCHEWAN MAN

CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT

T0 COMMIT TREASON.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l-1DMON'l`O.\'. ALTA.. Oct. 7.-.lohll

.lucoll iilciier. oi' \\'ein;hi\vlll. n rcsi dent ot` ('llnlld.-,l lol- folllicell yours. is on -triill ill th-5 Sliprolllc (‘ourt cilnrgcli with nttenlptillg to commit treason, conspiracy to commit trea- son; inciting Etltzllr llendcrstl'olll to ircusoll und trailing with tho ellellly. it is alicitcd that tile uct-used songilt to inilltetltlc lieudrstronl. wllo claim- ed to ilavc illvclltcrl nn ncrinl tor pcrio control, to turn the invr,-_ntion over to the Gernllln Kovcl-llmcllt. jA<~- cording to the charge lllcillcr got into conllllullicaticn with the (iorlnllll

Anlbnssndor ut \Vashingtoll and strongly advised consilicrutloll ot` lleilderst.rolll invention.

-TIIE llEl'I`liEii

TEMPERATURE.

TIDE. |l00|l. ETC.

,nt 8.38, tomorrow at 9.40 and We-;i'ncs- t?'.iy dt 10.34; it will be high tonight at 919, tomorrow a 10 and Wednesday

ui 10.38. \! '

Tile sun sets thi afternoon at 6.25

tnn\0y1'(~w ni 5.23 Gnd W8‘iIRB8d8y at 5.21; it rises tomorrow morning at 6.09, Wednesday nt 6.10 and Thursday

German Garrisons I

Suiierillg 'terribly

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l.O.\'l)tlN. Oct. T-~'i`ilc Germans gar-

l'i=o1ling i<]allcoul‘l l'.\blln_\'e and Le Scrs suiicrcd tcl~r€bl_v i`r0lll thc iirit- ish slloilillg-ot` tlloso villages ill tile pal:-at t'c\v d:l_v:=. .»\.ccol‘dill;,: to some llli:-'ollel's. thc tl<'l'tlllllls lust t,ill'e-,c- l`olll'tll.~; ot` their illcll. A corlcspcnli- 1-nl ut the ilritisll front tr~lcgr:lpil:-,:

“l’l'isollt-rs llccinrc tilllt. thc cv»_el‘-

:'llcl‘c.~lsillg :lgtll/it_\‘ ol' the Iirltisil zacropillnes in zlt.‘.i<~llim: tlerlilan ln- "1llltr_v coilmllls iltsllilwl l.errnr llc- llilltl thc (lcrlllzlll Liles. 'l`hei'e was ll wild sccllc lli tllr- l‘uill‘ond station :lt t’;llllbl‘:li_ nll illlot-rtnnt junction fur ll-_-Ilillfl tll.~ (lclsllnll tl'r=llr-iles when llritisil ueropl:lllc'4 attacked.

“’l`llr_- llzll'ci-pt‘es.=:rtl Gernllln infantry

ill the tl-efllclles' lznn been shouting or in-ip, thc troop trllins. ulllnlllnl- toll trains and t'l‘all.‘4pol'ts of all ,orts liih-ll thc _\'.l.'ds at (_'anlIlrni_ t`llt~y |ll'csclltcll -l lllil' ttlrgci i'ol' thc ilritisll llcrtlplalllc; that slltltlcniy up neared out ot' :l cicllr .<k_\'. Otto iic:l\'_v bomb bicw up .ln :lllllllllllition trllill with n i£`l~riiic cxplosloll. the secolld 'lit thc cngillc and lilc third struck ll ‘mop trnill. A ;'l.nl‘ill landed in tile <-,entre ot` ll grollp oi' dctcalling troops. ` . “'i`llen thc newiplanc dropped with- in nlllclline gun lunge alul peppered . |l~;ln:<port trnln :liollp::~'ldo the rnii~ walv and thc group ot' panic-strickell __,,,l;H,.,._`~_ (;,»,\,.e dnlllngc was dollc llld thc cllclny lines oi' conlnlullicll

ilimg \\-orc disol‘j_¢llllizctl."

` (Canndi |\ Press Despatch.) S()|.~iA. Oct. li.-(Via London. Oct.

Tn.--An :ltt.llck on the ll\1lll.2\"|‘~‘“ D011 of Dedenglnltcll. on the Acgiliiil Sell. hy all allied fleet. is reported in to- dav‘s cnmnlllllication i'rom the war utiice. which sa.\'>` "0 K""“° damage was dollo. i<llli,l!i'i`l1\i\ 1\0i`"Pl“ne5 ‘W int-,lwlt the llcot. <1=lu=»il\l'< it i0 with- draw.

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Mlnard"¢ ‘Jnlment GUY" -`°|d|» EW-

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Clllllllli EVENTS

lIll0llllCEilEllTS.

' MEETINGS ETC

one cenr pgfyvord each lnisel-non for advertising in thib 00l‘1m|\~ CBI!! must accompany orders. Minimum charges 25 cents.

nM;_ Hg;-iyqlrt [lcd l'rol4_s will meet seine conllotttlnlttl .~'--hool.at 2.30 ll- m., on Wednesliur. U\‘i“"°" 1113- lm' portant business. 2473‘W°9M1|»

°*Rev. Mr. Fulton. of Cllnriottetown.

liver a lectulo in C4)l'I\W&ll

will do ~» ` - church on_ 'rhursdalt 01'-lobe" 1201 |11 l8 D.m.. subject. "l"\'U“‘ 09°." 1° Ocean." . Seventy in-lmtiful lantern

views will be shown. Admitsslon. nd- ` . t , chi dren ill cen ll. rl nits 15 cen s l 2w4_w_9“u

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tubic reslllts. ii' we i`oiio\v ii. up in rl

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4 O 'O

Campaign ll'eve`lop`es

Agam_s_t liionasilr

LONDON, Oct. 7.-The Ente-ntc culn~

paiizn against. Monastir, ill solltllcnn Sei-bin, ir. develc-ping rapidly frulll the

smith to the exist.

Bulgnr forces llavi- pre-sseli to not .

from Mollzl.sill‘ on tilc sr-lx-lltil, the Scr- llialls llllvc urivnllt-ell lltll'til\ve's‘L i'roln Ktlilllltkctllnll on the wcstclll slope-sol'

ported l>_v‘ l’lll'is to illlvo l'r-'acilcll thc valley ot` tile' Vciilbnllll, lvilicll e-nlpiics into the (‘e-rlla at zl point utmost dir- ectly cast ot` i\lollastil‘, and about six- teen miles tlislallt i'rolll tilat city.

i<‘llrthcr lvcsl along the .<:.hol‘e-A oi'

Luke l're‘sba, tile Ellie-llte lrperntioll against the Blligurians also is making progress. according to Puri'-l. Fre`nch troops are participntilli: _in thc- lllovc- ment here. and have advanced north- wllrd tilrce' miles niollg thc shores c-F the lake t`lolll l’opli,io the- town nt' Gcrlltlllt. lvilicil is less. than two miie-.4 i`ronl thc Scrlliull border, and iifteell miles s‘c-lltlllvc-st ol' iVlollustir_

Soiin's ofiicial report lodny anllollnc-

cf.-' tht- dei'cnt ot` al Serbian attempt to cross thc Ccrlla solltllcust ot' Monnstir. find thc' l‘epllls'c oi' nn attack near Bli- llwo, ill the iiiogicllcia \'al|e_v‘, i'lll'- tilcr llilnn.: the iinv to thc- c-ztst.

Iillcllilrest _\'c.~:-tcl‘<i'u_\' l'c~pol‘ted pro-

gress for the Rllssialls and Roltlnunl- ans on the' center ot` the line- and to- ward the Black Sea coast.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. Oct. 8.--Two Alncricllll

ships, iinrvits :lull (Tolunlllia have been sunk. according to li despatch rc cetvcd by the Norwelzinn minister in i’ctrograd. from liafaisen the Norwo- ginn Consul General nt Archangel. Russia. according to a lieutcr dcr- plttcil i'ronl (‘ilristilll.n, Nor\\'nv_ The ricspatch says that great dliiicllli_v has been eiqleriellced ill ohtninillg accu rate nlformulioll.

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Owing to the great ad-

vancc_in the price of paper, of ink. of type, of metal, and 4' thc cost oi production gener- :l ally, TI-IE CHARLOTTE-1,'

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'l`O\\'N GUARDIAN finds it necessary to_ adhere strictly to its subscription rates as follows:

For thc City, delivered

' $3-50 per yea

For outside the City,

mailed $2.50 pei' ywf or U. S. A. $3_oo per year These rates wlii be strict- y enforced on and after Oct.

690-50

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s . . . are beginning to look to Prince Ed

lunch more than' at llail` dozen milr-_- \-,u.me,.s to m.0‘,mc the mm.k.,[ “.-_/

thc Nidje l'idi:;e-_ lierc tilr-_v are l‘e‘- m_..

busincss wu_\'. ’i`ilirdi_v. the best ran fur lieniers of the Ilnitetl States have een some ot` ollr product alld they

ward lsialnd t`or ll high clllss silvel

odufc hi h clnss skills 'l‘lle or

llc_v look to Prillce Ed\val'd lsizllld ful

good t'nr.~'.. tilllt will nluilltnill the high relllltatioll that our pelis estllillisiletl on tile i.oildotl lllllrkci ill _vcars gout,

.\ very pronlincllt t'llr llcaller .~atat_oti

as follows: “Go ilollle and tell you! people to increase production and inl prove the tlllniily ol' their pl'odllct. and the-re will be ll market nt pllyillp prices for all high clans skins t,ho_v call produce. bearing \l nlinti lllnl the essentials oi’ n peri'ect.- skill are qlmnlity ot` fur, qllality of t.be fur, co- ioralldlnarkings." _ _

_vtvlw years, and will do 'ling at A time. when only the' `Alilbrica`n -marktft-Zin

nailsioll ami oi' permanent, tlnd profl k-open, whereas, up in 1914, gh; had `9_||

Europe too. i”i‘ iS THEREFORE MORE iMPOR’l‘A.\"i' THAN EVER oloronl~:_ lNnlsl-ill MORE IMPOR- TANT 'rl-lA.\' l'l‘ EVER MAY BE AGAIN. tllnt our sliver fox furs` be placed on tllfl lnnrket wisely and cau-

iox fur. i~`ourti11.\‘. they cxlwrt us if llonsly; orlnn-\\-lac' the backbone of

the market nluy be broken. Ellis

pr e g _ . . di1w1'l" fluniities. they cull get t'l'<>11l ting investments in silver foxes may the usual sources. ill other words

be injured, and the best raw fur deal- ers wllo llnw are in sympathy withlxs may he .so alltagollizetl by our lack pi “o-operntioll that they nlny work igllinst us, botll to our great present -nd t'utllre illiury. Putting the whole' tiling ill il nut-slleil. the Fur Sala! i’.o:lrd is ill al position to prevent the condition that threatens our industryl if the t`ox breeders will put‘titeir whole collection of i'llrs together. and lnllrkct through one source; By doing this we will maintain our goods on` the market at good prices." `

A report is now being prepared by

the Fur Sales Board, and any fot__ breed desiring one may write the Fur

A large conlt_llisl£_iotl _`_llierchalll ill

Sales Board. _

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_ Edward

(Special to the Guardian.) \

l)’i"l`A\VA. (ici. 8.-it is oiiiciaily nll~,

_-1 '1-.zlhviliv

l/lollr olllllllllls t

ND - IN ENGLAND

Including No. 5 Sielie Battery oi Priiite

Island.

iioll ot` Alberta; thc 98th Highland But~ tnlion of Saskatchewan; the 148th Ba'- t.-.lliou of Montrealr t\e. li‘4i0t:ll anli'

llollllced through the i‘hiei Prest 145th Battaiions of New Brunswick; ('ensor's otilce tilat the following .\`o. 5 Battery Siege Artillery of Prince troops have .arrived ‘safely in Ellgland_iEdlvard laiami; ~No. 8 Battery -Siege The 11th. the 130th. the ilititll. the Artillery of. Halifax and drafts of

ltliitll. the 146th Ontario Battaiionsil the 150th and Milli; French Ualladlan liattalion; the lilitll Highland Batta-

horse artillery army service corps. sigllallers Royal Flying Corps and Na- val ratings. ». f -. ' » _

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ln lsllln n;nlll_tlil lpulll

Strong- Appeal ior Recruits ily. Cui. _im

it has been decided to maintain the and half a company in' Prilrce, liotxai

105th Prince Edward island Ra|‘iment_ in -_view of - thitl~tul'§ent. nhl 41

as a unit representative of the Prev- should.be no .de~lly~;ii‘l (»tl1‘ii§,_'.ll.¢c~ lime. 'rlils is a great lwnor. and is live 1-ceriililng campaign. e with no dt-uht the result of the mhgniflcentl have- ma lt cinch i time for tlllm - record which nts loam twins for lnml- _ selves already. unit rd itmgtortlioir piine and good conduct. both ilu--liianm. ranlni should- bt~‘pop\lll¥.\~ 4- - f. . ' da and»Enshnd_ 'rite regimen; wiltl 'rhe great need for reinforcements now maintain ite. integrity-throughout has been emphlotled by t fliltiibr-

the war.-provided rnlnforcemenita are fcirtiiconiifig to' keep iii at ~f4\'li _ltl'¢l'|3til.. -in this' conneetlon Premier Mathie- <son received- the following cable* from Col. A. E. Inge. Commanding the-105th at Shorncllffez. . if .» - » - - "Apply at once .Ottawa for _authori- ty to raise a reinforcing company. ton ony battalion, and' start vigorous re-

'crulting campaign. .

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einer dr- tus. lmpm|t.|l.dn

he'adqll».rterp,l elldrln 4*.. moat- Dlllderby. Lincoialhiroz “ tilt i’l:'i”=-li-‘°-i."f‘1lll"i-;l"l“fii§‘Zi‘» t orytlle Iii lid. na, 'I -` lee: we must nee thot weigh into pr\ctl¢s__l1¢o4.lnid.wo-,thai for ._

il ~ [Ill Qlllmrl ‘HIL I5- :." _:am

voiven. have repulsed a vinlk-nt omni- Minor a L nmen p . |Minard’e Llnlmont Cures Dt\tolI'\P°f'- 06000000000 *$000001 “"9 U* "°"“P°“Y in Q“°°“"‘-' K'“l""°d-" _ 5 _ 3

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