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'fry ` ' "

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-» fr- A 1*- -- _ » ' ., 'ulvlelmorrsrown eosimnur AUGUs'1*22`191s T

ll ‘__ J. '» -e ` ' .J-._‘ 'T - 'Y - ' -Y W -V ,' __,- _ ` _ , _ i . s . , ~ ' - -_ `

ses. I".i¢.».....i-.int "°" °°"""'°"° °' .

I ""!.‘.°‘vEi‘.`Zi'."i.!Zif'.I‘.f‘. Prince Edward

Yankee Eyes Matinee Daily 3 p. m.-Night 7 and 8.45 f

if FOR . 3,, -L, '=~:` 'if ». _ -

seamen ,

. 'i‘RoonLES

Wl_'sen you have contract- /

ed a severe _case of cramps, colicr pain.-in -bowels, with gygsntry, yo_u _can be pretty A

, sure th_2i_'_e'_;:___i_i.pocke_t of _

somew ere

it;rtli.:“stomacli“that is caus- , » 5 all the trouble- _ ,

we do not 'know of any- -ii

_ thing so good as Penslar

Blaok,l_»erry Compound f for this_compIaint.-It_ is ‘ , highly antiseptic in its_ action and* contains no opiates- § yet it gives D1’0mpt relief- \

1 25c bottle.

1 E. A. Foster .1

_' Drugstore

~ \\\\\\\\VIIHll __ _

Cowards sling at night because they

are afraid. Women laugh at love for the same reason.

some mins iivs .mu learn, while

others devote their time to talking about ilhings which they know ab- solutely nothin!-

M\nind's Llniment uses by Physicians

_ _ AND _ _. _ Carol Holloway . 'l_`he stars of “The Fighting 'ri-sn"

“asia sift isis.”

. From the famous “Wolf- ville” stories by Alfred Henry Lewis

A gripping, human story of_love and violence

in the iliws of the old est

LYCEUM AFTERNOON AND

Nionr ALso ‘

_ A Screaming Comedy A PRIZES SATURDAY

Special Matinee _Thursdsyl

ADMIS SION 5-I0 `

CENTS

mi. DevM|'S FRENCH Pll.I5£."'s2

Eustis’ Pill for Women. $5 s bex or thresiur

il. Sod at ell Drug Stores. or mailed so slw

sddxuson receipt of price. Tue Soonsu. Dane Us B¢.\CethArin .

Ontario m

Vim and

Vi lf ' I d B I Nobel “ ms?vei;Zs°'i-eiii§i'v°rifi'i.uu5'v.'l.i s mfg two for Sohgt drug stores, or by in onxeoeipt gprioe. I Boonnu. Dsuo Co.. Bt. Oei-barium

Sold by Geo. E. Hughes

i:i;Assinian Anviaiiiisriinvrs f

AGENTS WANTi'eD

Psaeougi. onserina ci-iriisr-'

mes Card. Agents (Men and Wo-| men) making from $1 up daily in spare time showing our Free Sam- plr-book to friends and acquaint- ances.No outlay.0rders filled wlth~` in 48 hours. Largest manufactur- ers dealing direct with agents. Guaranteed British Manufacture. Write manufacturers Dept. 35 Church street, Toronto.

. 929-8-19ME2wlrs .

_ _ _ _ FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-HOUSE CONTAINING,

seven rooms, hot water heatIng,_l large barn. Apply 51 Elm Ave. 1

` 991-s-22M6ip<i

FOR SALE.-MAN'S BICYCLE, 22-,

inch frame, almost new. Apply, 30,' Brighton Road. 9618-8-21M6ipd

"I-k--£*$:'-1%

>i(*ll(§l(§)i€+)l!

§ll€4l»?l€'l»iiiO¥6l(46it'l'

WANTED HELP_. FEMALE

WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER IN A

smslll family. Apply 30 Hilliboro Street, wfter 5 p. m. 971-8-20M2i.

emi. wAN'rEo Fon GENERAL

housework for two or three weeks. Apply Mrs. P. M. Tucker,'Brackley

Beach. _ 946-8-20M3l.

iiir_rsoELLANno_t;s

THE SAFE WAY TO SEND MONEY

by mail is by Dominion Express Money Orders. 986ME1i.

WANTED'A LIGHT ROW BOAT IN

good repair. Geo. H. Stewart, Southport. 955-8-20M3i.

WANTED T0 RENT A MOTOR

'boat for balance of season. Apply H. C. clo Guardian. 978-8-21M2ipii.

WOOD-I OFFER FOR SAi.iE 10 OR'

15 acres of hard wood. B A Hynd-‘

man, St.Peter's Bay. 897-8-17M6ipd!

'r-nAoH1~:ns WANTED

FOR SALE-ROBB ENGINE 25 H.|_

P. Two cylinder “hoisting engine.- 20.l-I. P. steam. In good order. F. S. Macdonald, Souris, P. E. I.

844-8-15M8iV.

FOR SALE A CONV.EX SHOWCASE.

Apply Jack Riggs, 64 Queen Street.

_ 31

TEACHER WANTXED FOR ALBION

Cross School. $60.00 supplement for lst or 2nd class. A. D. Mathe- son, Secy.-Trustees. 941-8-20E3ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR CABLE

Head West School. Supplement $66. Apply to Robert McKenzie, Secretary. 904-8-17M7ipd

FOR SALE.-IEAU-TI-FUL DAPPL- ed-grey horse, weight 1450, 7, YSHTB old; also bay mare 4 years old. weight 1.200. Boiih perfectly sound._ Apply Wm. Pendergast, Hope Riv- er. 089-8-22M2Ipd

FOR SALE-ABOUT 700 CASES OF

sanitary cans, suitable size for blue- berries. Alpply Charlottetown Con fdensed Milk Co. 475-7-18Mti

nnnr wAN'rnn-isALn

' i WMNTED.-A GOOD MAN WANTED

to work on farm. Apply JOM* Il. Dinnis. 926-8-20Mtf

LVYANHD-elisvnro i.rAnN 'rii-e4 Drug business. Apply at once to lil. A. s‘osm.‘~ also-s-aouuii. _

wAN'r!o Ai' oNos"- ortiwron

for Montague Central Ofllce. Re-‘ ferences required. Apply in writ# ins to P. n. 1. Telephone ce., oner- lottetown,' P. E. l. * `

956-8-20Mtf

_ ‘I1-09?. .

WATCH LOST:-IITWIIN NORTH

River Bridge and Queeirs Arms. wsisssasy, Assess vin. rises.- gillesss Issvs et L. H. Wsrreirs 'il-011. River, or Jsnkipi 'S 5011!. 917-l-Illldlllil

uns 'Wh-

WANTED TEACHER FOR WHITE

Sands School. Supplement $60. First or second class. Apply to

Percy Harris, Secretary. 781-8-10M8i.

WANTED TEACHER FOR ALEXAN

der School. Midsummer holidays Supplement eighty, five dollars. Lay ton McCabe. Secretary, R. R. No 1, Alexander. 883-8-16Mtf

THREE HUNDRED TEACHERS

required for Saskatchewan and AI- berte schools ollenlllt 111 A1131!"- Sslaries $800 to $1.000 P01' °111111m~ Full details each appointment sup plied, Apply stating qualifications to Canadian Teachers A8°11¢¥. B0! 14, Regina, Salk." 8050-8-20ME8mos

Nonri-I ssrrssrono noivisu

Catholic School requires services of Pi-Ineipsl-holding iii-st' or seeond olsliiiiiiiense vslldj in Saskatchewan Duties to commence Sell1°1-11110 second. ADDI! 3- T- I-115°" “ec” tary North Battleford. SBIR- _~ 853-I-`15ME0l.

L T0 LET

ro nswr.-onouno noon or- iloe. centrsl location. ADDI! 1° T39 Imperial Tobacco Co.. 9° 0119811 1-

/ 92|-8-10M0l

I I FOUND '

irouno A _,-wnis-r|.`~s1' wA1'cH. owns: my sm ssms-by liwlrlnl g¢s,g_1_,s ro. Rustieo. .

llf°|-|1\ff|Pd-

PUUNDFHDUM 0' HCNIY IN 'THIS

Willie- “uw -~ .i<",,°"°.ff'-'-'~1...

.s .E

._ Province. ‘

'ADJUGTING CLAlMS.-- Mr, J. A. Humble, '_ of '.Moncton, clailps egent"of the c. o. ii., wss in nmersui on M9..- day making arrangements .with pro- perty holders for 'land required for

railway improvements in that plau_o.

_-_i _ '

BAPTISG' SERVICES .- Sunday.

August 25th. Rev." F. A. Hubiey will preach at Montague, 11 a.m.. Grand View, 3 p.m.. Eldon 7.30. At the morning service an “Honor RolI" will be presented and sermon appropri- ate.

WOUNDED IN BACK.-Mr. Laion

Blacqulere, 61 Spring Panl:~Road has been notified that his son No. 713064

Pte. John Charles Blacquiere, infantry has lbeen admitted to the 3rd Austral- ian General Hospital, Abbeville, August llth with gunshot wound' in the back. Pte. Blacquire crossed over w-it hthe 105th and is now attached to the 13th Battalion.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A young

inan named Emmet Murphy, of Free- town. niet with severe injuries last week as the result of his team becom- ing unmnnageable and running away while engaged in hauling hay from the field. He was thrown under the wagon, the wheels passing over him breaking one arm and severely bruis- iing -the other, and also receiving many bodily injuries. It was at ilrst feared that the result might prove fatal, but under careful medical treat- ment 'he is improving as rapidly as could be expected.

SEVERE LOSS BY FIRE.-Mr. John Oatway, of Poplar Grove, suffered a very severe loss by ilre last 'Saturday afternoon. At aibout 4 o’cIock fire was discovered coming out of the roof of the dwelling by Mr. 0atway's little daughter, the roof having taken ilre apparently from a spark ,from the flue. In spite of the strenuous efforts of willing neigih'bor_s, `the residence was 'completely destroyed. Some fur- niture was saved. Mr. 0atway's loss is estimated at $2,300 with only $500 insurance on the building and $100 on the furniture. 'M'r. ,0at:way, whose wife died only a year ago, has the sincere sympathy of the community in his loss.

SPHAGNUM MOSS.-Large hogs' of

sphagnum moss have been discovered at L’Ardolse, C .B.. and the gathering ofthe same is being carried out very systematically and with considerable success. Prof. 'I\boinpson,- of the Toronto University, who is devoting the summer -months to Red Cross endeavor, has organized the gather- ing of this moss and as many as three hundred people have been em- ployed under his direction. The resldence of the late Henry Smith,

the work of drying and' preparing the moss for shipment. Prof. Thomp- son-expects to gather from ilfty to one hundred tons. With the con- tinued activities of the war this valu- able dressing is much sought after In the hospitals and particularly in first aid depots.

BURKE- CAMPBELL WEDDING. --A very quiet but pretty wedding » took place at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Campbell, Darlington on the evening of Wednesday August , 14th when their eldest daughter An- l nie was united in marriage with Ver- non ~L. Burke of\ Royalty Junction. The ceremony wasperformed 'by Rev R. I-I. Stavert In the presence of :i large number of invited guests. The bride 'elect who was given away by her father was ‘beautifully gowned in white silk and carried' a shower bou- uet. During the marriage ceremony the young couple stood under an ev- ergreen arch erected upon the lawn. They were unattended. After the cer-` emony was over all sat down to a table which fairly groaned under the weight of tempting vituals and so numerous were the guests that not until midnight were' the needs of all satisfied. Mrs. Burke’s -going away gown was of blue taifeta with hat to match. n the early morning of Thurs- day |Mr. and Mrs. Burke left for their home in Royalty Junction. The Guardian joins in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Burke many happy years of

wedded' life .

l i .

.Ask for Niinsrn's‘ and take no otnsr

TeII-a-p'.>ne-- 1

'Telephone' your orders snd we will promptly deliver snr- thiag,-ssywssrs you -:- -:-

Aniighty

wsys-feel!

lid

i I

een have

at Arlchat, has been given up for -

lisiss mais wrisht. Lovin Jlonusue. heve_.bsen spending the-pest few days ,ghost enioysbly with their friend. Miss itlsrign yisksi-son. 1-Isrinitsgs.-Q;'_

I l / l` _ u-nstssq

WITH HALF A STOCK of persist-

ence, utilized in his classified adver- liSil1K. the average man WINS!

cAveNo|sH Ano FAIRVIEW..-

Next Sunday August 25th`Rev. W. E. Piper will preach at Cavendish at 11 ll. m. and at Fairview at 7.30 -p. nt.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- The

3&01‘111116l1t of the Lordls Supper will be adn_iiu.istex'ed in the Kirk at Cole- man on Sabbath the 25tIi. Services at 10.30 and' 6.30. Services on Friday and Saturday at 8.30 p. rn. and on Monday at 10 a. m.

WAS THERE AN ACCIDENT? -

A boat about 16 feet keel came ashore about half a mile west of`New Lon-` don Harbor on Saturday, a_fcw hours after a squall, with cod lines hanging over. The boat was broken up, but fishermen here 'saved the engine.-a 5 h.p. Imperial.-_Com.

iiiviPnoviNo. FROM AccioEN'r.- The two railway trackmen, Stewart and Power, who were seriously injur- ed when thrown from ii lorry near Freetown last week, are improving somewhat, but do not expect to be able to resume work for some mnmilg Dr. Gillis, of Kensington, is in attend- ance. .

SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.-Mr. and

Mrs. John I. Arscnault, of St, Nich- olas, hnvc received n. telegram con- veying to them the sad news that their son Joseph, Robert. had been se- riously wounded in the leg on August 12th, and was now' in a hospital in Rouen. This young man was one, of the first -to join the 105th Battalion, and was transferred ln England to the 25th. Pte. Arsenault was wound- edonce before at the battle of Vimy Ridge and aifter being in hospital in England for several months he return- ed to France, where he recelviul his second wound. His many friends wish him s speedy recovery.

HEAD HILLSBOROUGH. - Mrs.

Augus Gunn of Bradalbnne is visiting her old friends at Head Hillsborough. -Mr. and Mrs. John W. Simmons, of Cable Head West, are visiting their daughiter,_ Mrs. Lawson Douglas, of this place, -Mrs. William Finlayson and Mr. Harold McDonald, Miss Irene Bradley and 'Miss Pearl Douglas, drove out from Charlottetown Thurs- day and were the guests of Mrs. John A. McInnis_ Head Hillsborough. -Mr. Jos. Affleck, Lawrence, Mass., who has been home attending his moth- er's funeral, Mrs. James Affleck, has returnedto Lawrence. -Mr. Calvin Cameron is doing a. big business In his workshop building cart boxes. Mr. Cameron has already twenty-one or- ders in for woodslelghs. -Mr. Lee McAssoy has purchased the old Alli- que farm, Cherry Hill, from Mr. Joe Allleck, while home. -The school is progressing favorably unilcr the able management of Miiss May Byrne. - Mrs. James Hynes, Boston, Mass., is visiting her mother, Mrs. James l\ic- Kenna of this place.

PERSON ILS

E Mi" M517 M°D°““1d 'md he' “IBC” Oittawa, Aug. 20-A telegram from Miss May McDonald. Grafton street, Wlmalmm, smfa_n_"on_ the C___md__m tloned in the Drcccding DwraiIr.iblis. have _Oda on 8 honda “lam to their _ ~ who sliull bc lin tlio proper illsrvliurm.

.Miss Msry Mobesn, Souris and

visitors iw' noluded Mr end

this wssk

Irving. Sum-

_l'1'-"I_'* started northward across the ice at

Mr. and MTS- W- B- MEAN-\11ll“. MVS- he head of n party, about the cnrl of po" for B Medical mmmmau0n‘

F .

Ollu MCGOUEBD 111111 Chauffeur. MY- isst March. Stefansson says a trader 3' Men mmng L0 comply with the llliard Warren, of Kensington, came ,hu \,.-01,511; word from Herschell

to city by auto yesterday. .~ 'island that assi- reaching s point 175 f‘""““ °° '°“““°’ "lm" “M” Act'

, _ _

' Sir,-At your sugegstion I ani sending you three articles, relating to Mr. Rcynard-or rather his keeper- ono on "Co-operation," 'one on “l’ub- Iiclty and the 'third on the “Fur Salcs Board," and I trust your readers will not consider me "daffy" by continual- ly harping on 6o»operatIon. ' _

On my _last trip to 'the Island, I

could not but notice the marked change in public sentiment in regard to the fox industry. On my first vis- it, all was enthusiasm and the lndus- try was going through the spectacular stage and not a safe proposition. Lat- er on, everyone was "knocking" tihc industry and making sport of those who invested in companies capitalized at $20,000 per pair, and up- to only last month, the great majority seem- ed to think there was profit ln raising foxes on _a pelt basis, if the capitaliz- ation was kept ilown to normal, say $3.000 por pa.lr or under. At the Fox Breeders"ineoting in Charlottetown, March 15th, I wus surprised at the attendance, as well as the universal feeling that anything that stood for the bettering of fox conditions was of value not only to the ranchers as ii whole -but to each, individually, for as the industry prospers so each in- dividual rancher proilts and indirect- ly_ every resident of Pr-ince Edward island, for it is one of the IsIand’s largest and most profitable industries as managed today.

These annual meetings are not en-

ough. The Fox Breeders should get

and it would do u "wlhole lot" ‘toward

fox breeders, they become more so-

No fox rancher ls so wise that he

cannot learn something from his suc-

Y Y 1 Arctic ex lorcr, who has for some _

P01118 111 NOTU1 Lak°~ time pustlbcen iletalneil at Fortliukon gr H_l,‘_;|_I; n:_”_|mr__y l)“_lhiT ‘;l_T_1(;l hw'

I A Alaska. through sIckncss,_lias been "Ri l my U ""lf_`_ '_ __ _ Ccntrul .. ..

_ M___ and Mrs_ Harry vhmicombe and _____c_____°_I ___ _he Naval D__p_____men__ . isontccs _un dc .iu tcm. ni. ui i 111110 8011 Kell. GUY. IBEW £11111 1110111' ,Tho telegram deals chiefly with the the fonowml- ng on 'a visit to Mrs. Vinnicomb-e's _work which |, being done by Stork. 1' Me" diwbeymlg nn om" m To

01116 111 H111‘C°111`f- NB- ' erson, Stefan.sson's lieutenant. who mm mr duty'

'line

; lack Pickford 1 .

AND

Louise Huff i

“HIS MAIESTY ` BUNKER BEAN”

Could you get rich , quicker if you im- agined you were a

on family tree? or of

branch of the Napole- 5

A °°°"""“°"° ' LA sr CALL 'ro si-:E 1'

, 1

one of the Egyptian Pharaohs? the idea’s sound! Bunker made it pay! You won’t know the- supreme joy of being “on the sunny side of the Street” until you see this joyous tale of a

Reckless Financier 1

THIS IS A SCREAM!

‘ MY HERO

Laughter

HAROLD LLYOD

F RIDAY-SATURDAY

BILLYNWEST ;_Iere’s Somttliinf

I .

¢ $7

Two Reels of Continuous “rhg 'AdV¢nli|f¢3 Of __________._ Stingaree” __

i A Complete Story t Each Week

IN .1 -

together at least quarterly or better 9) See the First nf Thli _ still have local organizations that “Au ' Interggting Sefie

would meet monthly and discuss not .

¥~A1i__»

only their fox_troubles but their suc- -

cesscs. All would benefit by this, _ _ _ . :.='-~ _ "

ago of 20 years, and were boin not

way, for the pleasure oi it visit from Burner than the year 1883 and are

. ent address than thc

ones neighbor' is more to be valued unmarried or widowers but have no .

than gold. By the co-operation of the ' tru' on registration

children.

(ii) The Emergency Call

are nnnisirried, or are widowers and have no children Furthermore all

cessful neighbor and rarely is the un- exemptions that Have been given to __HAI;u_"A_x_f_ successful rancher so bad a manager _ ‘ms “"1 5 9 Y _____ ______ so_______ good can ba _eamed such men in the above class are can Co__ stock and bond br0kem_ mem_

- celled. _

from him. Hence. by combining thc D) The 19 Year Old Class IDU" M°“"ea1 swck Exchange' Mc

age of 19 years. but were born on or

'°_? thmls eunmlated' and by uniting and since October 13th 1897, :ind are un-

Mr- JOSHIIII 0'C0111\01‘» Of Sl- JOIIIL no-operating thc lndustry not only bc- "mm 1 id ' m _ mid

ci or w owcrs w. lou c - A F I

is at DYOBBII1 Visit-1118 1115 D¢\1`L’11lS 111111 comes more profitable but the life mn and nm residents in C_mml__ - '_ his d I Alcliisoii . . . . . .

i n s In C lnton. n o 'ablc. . ~ i --- mlrgni? s1ir),et¢ must register under the Military Ser- Amwmmu __ __

_ _Mn Weldon Tweedy has mturncd " _ vice Act. Any nian in -this class who M_ ,,._ Ct__ to his home in Vernon mven _O "__ F- E- MUZzY» has failed to register is a Defaulter. Mex Nm. power sums his farm d\meB__Q_ Spflllgllold. Mass., and should register with the Provin- Reading __

AUS- 17111. 1918. cial Registrar on or before the 24t'h S_ T_ U _ _

Misses Dahlia Clark and .loan Sin- ` day of A“"7"5t' Img' Crucible

ott, Morell, were among_thc visit- 31-E|=AN3s0N's MEN REACH ll. P.

Era ,to the city on Wednesday NEW LAND grants pairilon to all nbsciitccs, ilu- I,_ “_ S_ __ i S 1’ . .

Thu l’ro<<a‘l:\in:i tion incni Ioiii-il.

faultors, and ilcscrtcrs unilcr the Mil- itary Service Act in thc cla$scs'mcn-

2. Men dlsobeying an order to re-

Miliiury Service Act. that ls, men

4 Mcn going abscn~t without lc':vf\

. ., .

Miss Annie ld. Osvenssh of J- T- iilitrligguniiitehk.o;t!;:¢;l;Zoi:,h0i.Zar3,,lx: after paint: taken on the sm-.ngii\, o' . rwkett & ,C0-. is lnendinsanlewmt should be picked up at Kei-ict: me “ ““"' ' bond” _hm week with hm, h.lend_ _ma mon_h_ 5. Men failing to comply with con- lMlss Ruby Bl”0W11. NSW L°1111`111`1-‘*Q~ Stofansson goes on to state that, if

' the report received is accurate,_ _ the ed them; : A130115 “"3 V19|t°|'5 from K°119|“H' party has penetrated 75 miles beyond Furthermore' ""_ such mm who lton coming to the city by auto yegwr. the _mm reached by provmum “_ come under the Military Sorvicc Act _u,,_y_ were M,,._ and M,-',_ w_ L_ John. plomm and proved that Keenan Land in the classes mentioned in this nr- _bom M1" stave" and .ML _,_ F_ Pm 1. not located at the point ‘hm on ticle, who are outstanding absontees.

- _ defaulters. and deserters after Aug.

tm * soo; _:ima Anemia Gwyn 24th, wtho are apprehended, will be

Miss Msrion Viclrerson, her guest, ` tried by court-msrtisl and severe pen- .Miss 'Marv MCLGID. Sourll and Miss il “me” '“'"°‘°" “°°°"‘”°5”" .Florence vlckenom Hennnum were , Under 'the circumstsices mention-

,_ ¢ d fu _ H ed above and in the Proclamation

.}|P;,:§y°_‘;.,¥|:|l°1eg;:_}:_;_ " "ry THE granting annesty to ebsentees. de-

.__.._ PURE “.000 fsulters and deserters, it would be

~ W ‘

dltions of leave which 'has been grant-

sdvlsnble for sli such absentees, de- fsiiitsrs and iieserters under the Mtiitsry ,Service Act to report 'them- selves seeoroingly on or before the dats mentioned in the Prooliihstiou. that is. Aullist isth. 1018.

For the infossnstion of sll persons

It is pointed out in the Proclamation

assisting. hi

_ 1-I

emmnaung petty jealousies that _“__ faulters, absentees or descrters is

ways creep into a commumm The subject to the Judgment of a court. smaller- the community, the narrower ____ martial which Wm be convened to the individual becomes and nothing ` try cases and I-“met severe punish'

,, ,, ment.

glidllothogglgagr v;‘I::;I1rtlI;’isIlsbégtflrégstioils The attention of an who come TW some men who 1111-V9 TUE'-Iitefed 1111' Nothing would tend more to the so; der Cla" 1 °f the Mmmry Sew ce der the Military Service Act and have

,. Act- 19,17' is draw" W the P'°°1am“" been apprehended by the police, claim

dal and nnancm benem of the great' U0” lmbushed ‘H the papers' and they have never received an order to great majority of -those who meet' and posters circulated 'throughout Canada ‘répon for duty Th '

mingie,_the one with the other. _ To the last two or three ,weekl __ ____ ' __

get the most out of the fox industry.. Class 1 includes every male Brit e as nn G use’ <

__ _ I f _ order to report has

both °f _p Lasure and pmm me ox ish subject who is ordinarily a resl- from ,the Regfstrafs Omce_ to the

breeders must work together, each dent in Canada" or has been at any address g___e__ by' ______

1 __

:V133 Eggwhgx 1l:;igi;bodroht_;,x axggnin time “Inca me murth day of August' tion as it is the fault of the man in

I ' . 1914' a resident in Canada' and comes not notifying thc Provincial Registrar

turn, tell the neighbor how he has under the following classeB__ M S _ ___ _____ ____

` . . 1 . ’ r

been benefited by doing this and thai, 1 Those who have utmmed me

and both will be bcttcr off in every ' . If them um "ny In

is will not be tak- it is found that an been sent to him

man on registra-

ngc in address. cn v/ho have reg-

lstcrcil :inil hiivc at prcsciit ii. differ-

It would be ad- mnn to notify the

visahle for any such

ciable among themselves, make life ,rms can _‘mls w____'_h__ c__________ Registrar' accordingly. _. more pleasant and their business ` -"'__`

out for Military Duty all men between

more 11rolltab‘l€‘- the ages of 20 and 22 inclusive who

Aug. 21.-(Quota- F. B. M_eCurdy &

energy °f me m“"y' as a mle’ the All men who have attained the Curdy Building' Humax' NS) 'good will be adopted and the bad me-

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