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Is the Child ll o

Do You Know How Ill "l

Its often hard fto tell just

how sick a little one is by its actions.

_The way to tell for a cer-

tainty is to take its temper- ature with an accurate

Fever Thermometer

We can. supply you with

one that will tell exactly how high the fever is. Every' one is gtested and guaran'-' teed. '

75c to $3.00 Each

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Leaves lllicrcolonlai llsllway Wharf

Plciull. Novn Scotia. =

J. G. .iamies I '

lof each week on arrival of the morn- ,

DRUGGIST - ing express from llalifax iaboutl “

noon), for Sonris. P. E. Island, and ‘gf there awaits the arrival of the after- [hx noon train from Charlottetown; l.“lll

thence tu Magdalen Islands as fol-

lows: .

'FIDE TABLE MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang-

du-Nord Amherst, Grindstone island

WM, MORAN, Secretary.

3331 10-7Mtf Pr l

NOTICE lo

I Norlcn

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The annual meeting of the

Lawrence Silver Black lox Company Ltd , will be held ip the oilice of the Union Commercial College on Wed nesday. Oct 27th at 8 p m

PIRIIISEII llliil

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omlllanl llamanl lluiurtd

Haallll ily 'Flull-a-ilns

Bnlsmz., N.B.,..`|nly 25th, 1914.

. 'l`he annual meeting of Shareholders "I illd 6 -fff0¢¢ 0fR3”`4lJ'~”-'lil M5705: 01 U16 Clll'<iiBall Silver Black Fox C0111- and this left me unable to walk or help pany Limited, will he lield‘i1l the I-lall my at Cardigan oil Tuesday, October 19th, tem

1915. at 2 o‘clock p.m.

J. A. MACDONALD. f°l

self and the Constipation was ble. Finally, I took ‘Fruit-s-tives’ the Conrlipalion. This hruit medicine

. Secretary. gradually toned up the nerves and

Cardigan, P.E.l., Oct. 8th. 1915. ul

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Canadian Mail Steamer un

“ Lady Sybil " it

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and Poiht Bosse. Returning. calls at 338

GCTOBER' Grindstone, Amherst and Souris; and E_

*_* and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for

Amherst, Grlndstcne Island, Point

Bosse

calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Pictou.

On the first trip in the months of

July, August and September, S

her permitting. calls at West Bllo to land mails and passengers for Em

Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- one

g, calls at Point Bossa, Grind- oth Amherst and Souris. wo

For further particulars apply to \ WM. ROBERTSON ll SON, De

Agents. Halifax. me

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turnin stone,

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1 'rllursd ls l- as 11 ht. spout seo

I bud 811110116 lcallmieklng if! ad men in the ileld opposite the A A grounds cutting cabbage 1 nnswersd "0 W0". |10 returned, 'there are two men with s horse and express WBBOD tl1kill8 cabbage from your field I hurried to the .scene of sc tion. but the thieves became alarmed lllld ll1ll'l‘lBdl¥ drove off One good l'°5l“¥‘° 550111 it it that the parties B10 l¢l10Wl1. and it they do not return the stolen goods ond néknnwlsdgo

iottetown papers and they will also be prosecuted 'to the utmost rigor of the

veare that a‘certain clnss of sneak

ua _ . I thieves have been systematically and

lly relieved Mepamlym. By the _ollllllllolly llololng themselves lo

il all the palsy leftme. I am now

of ‘Fruit-a-tives' I grew stronger lur gardens. In many cases the par~l

ties are known. but I have been too

aw. I have been aware for some'

-..ni _

Worms Make Children ileemll

Some symptoms of worms llre De-

ranged stomach. swollen upper lip sour tongue odensive breath. hard and full belly. with occasional grip- pings and pains about the navel, pale

face of leaden tint. eyes heavy and dull, twitcllinB eyelids. itching of the nose, itching ot the rec tum. short, dry cough

,~_‘ grinding of the teeth

little red points sticking

Tnnlnmi. out on tongue, starting

their sins ot commission /before the _during sleep, slow fever. - , 15th- diy of October noon, their nam- l lt you have the least suspicion that es will be published in all the Char- your child is troubled with stomach

worms or pin worms. don’t hesitate- get a, bottle ot Dr True’s Elixir. This remedy has been on the market since my father discovered it over 60 years ego. Put yours child on the way to

Good health _by using Dr Ti'-ue's Elixir,‘

the Family Laxative and Worm Exl- Deller. .Good for adults also. At all

l and “loud myotom "ery don.. busy to tails action in the matter, dealers, 35c., 50c., and $1. Advice free.

Sometimes patience ceases to be a

ALVAPELLIPS /irtue." and at r s nt I do n 1 A j`

c shox' ol-“$250. llrlal all 25° time anly thelt~io"fou1l)d stealing from

our gar ens w pu lish t c names

dealers or sent on receipt ofpnoe ,ll eacu and Every one (that we know

Fruil:jniceisnature'sownremedyand think my stock is gee.-ye lnrgo, hat Auburn: MMM' I 'V' ’l"""- u' - - ` ' ` ' . ‘_ _ -_.ll

ltstlvcs'lsmadeh’omfruit§ilces this much I will say that the next _ ____

FrlultahvelIillitld.0ttswa. g l llllmylllloglllglnlléo years haye beolll _

ml!/no|§'rcf11l`zE eAv,

ver Black Fox _ Pups Head of Prince Street, i

e are in the market for it number L_' Ch_;l0ttet0wn' Class "A" pclllsreed silver black l Capi. R. B. DUCi( T8iiS Of

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MoNoAv Ano T1-lunso/iv Sd

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nie. corlined pedlgreod 1 1. .1 _ ` ' red with the foxes. Appl; is thee Llfe In the Trenches'

and Grand Entry. Returning

Agent, Pictou. ,yo

MATTHEW Mol.EAN a co.. 0,.,

Agents, Souris .ol

or to wM. Mo1.unE, Msnsgér sna lm" wner, Pictou, Nova Scotia. on

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. l*` t d Ll " llilllllllll lllll Hllll so Nu_rS_r8 ers mned’ Box 448' I Thefollowing interesting letter was 5.l0_llMlllllS3lES1l_ received the other day by Mr. W. S.|

Louson from Capt A R B Duck. of

--5-9-.-E. SIUPS IIUMINB UUI ... _

France, Sept. 26, 1915.

LETTER FROM RUSS Dear Friend Louson:-

E SAVE Y°Ul‘ llhllll MAKE ll' 1 suppose you think that 1 have lor-

THlcK' WM/V' G'l*°SSV AND gotten you it is so long since I have

Cambridge Hngpllab BEAUTlFUl' AT ONCE' written yoil and you will rememberl

Aldel-sllob that in my last letter l said I

Try as you will afteran application I

lr;_Tw0 evelllg occurred' one to of Dunderllle. you can not find a w)e\llds`:,';,lg;,8_l!l°llht"l(l’lI;ll;?'tl:f1I:,itgnfxgg W tile Srelll extent of the British Slllglh trace °h dhhhrhn ol' falling last ilnd not least the second Canad: Dire and how the war touches the hall' “hd Y°hl` “alll wlll “Ul llhhl lllll ian Division are here and I wish it rmost ends of the earth and the Whal wlll Please, yllh hlhhl' wlll he hh were the third or fourth. We want el 1° hh°W the slllall“°55 0f` the tel" a ww week” use' when y°h se” lots more ofthe same kind of materi- rhl' new halr' hh” and howhy ‘ll hh” _ lal out here. This letter is not go-

llell I F6001 tell at the Office Oi’ the le5_ll‘lt really new hhlr” l'-llowlhg ing to contain much about the serious

.V _ . .

Illlly Director of Medical Services all 0Vel` the scalp' side of the war for I think you must re irappened to arrive there at the A little Dallderine immediately be llred of Beolng that sldo of ll' so _c time three other mem we were doubes the beauty of your hair. Nn l.ll try and glve you somellllng ln o ltlng there for 3 little mm, for the difference how dull, i`ade.'d, brittle and ll e

_ _ _ lighter vein.just to show you th t w

cer and decided to introduce our- SCFHHSY. illst moisiell a cloth with sllll can ooloy o loke oven ll ll ls ll;

es. It turned out that one “ag Randerlne and carefully draw it our own expense_ But mst you wlll nl Canada, one from New Zealalllp through your hair, tilkillg one small remember that ln my last lellel. lo you from West Australia, and .mg from strand at a tillle. Tile effect is im- l took oblecllon lo the K8_lSel..s pl.o_ ill Africa, all bent on the some mediate alid amnzi1lg_yonl‘ hair will Dllecy that the wal. would bo over lll' sion. lt was ratller sillgulnr that be iight. fluffy and Wally. lllld IIRVC October and Bald tba; ll; Qcmber we

should meet there by accident, hav- flll ilDD€Hl`allC0 Of illllllldtlllcel llll would have a se;-long Sgr-ap here Well, 'come from parts go distant, It lllconlparahle lustre, softness and below lllls reaches you you wlll lla.,-Q union me of tho stories I had read luxurlancc. tho beauty and shimmer word of lb., sm.; of ll very moo limo

ing

PUBLIC AUCTION -

ln the Alnblnll Nights. of true hair health. one rlgllt around hero and wo did not

OF ~ As to the other, one oi` the men Get a 25-cent bottle of Kliowlton's ‘Como ol-f oooond best by any mea_n5_ ‘_ _ at thc hospital, wllo comes from Ar- Danderlne fronl any drug store or Buolnoos lo boomlno om bore, not

. . cyl

Ali Securities

eshirc, -walked up to me and asked toilet counter, and prove that your a doll momolll’ with lm bargain days

what I knew of Black Foxes. I hair is as pretty and soft as any--that ol. olloall solos, not even a provincial

DIARY OF E \'I'].\' TS. .,S_

TO-DA Y. Oll

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City Magistrate’s Court, 9 a.m. People’s Theatre 3, 7 and 8.45 p.m.

I¥Ilf.'I`lIS

LAWTON.-At. Powllzil. Oct. 2nd. to

Mr. alrd l\ll's. \\'ili‘rv.‘d I.:iwton, A son.

acc- llla mic

l)l'}l\'|`IIS

p _. _,__e,,_ ___ value $100.00 pol' share with accrued Sm

MCELROY-At Tigllillll. ml Out.. S, 1915. Mr. I‘. M. Mcl<}l|‘oy. I~`ul11~rul no-

tice later.

BAYER.-At Halifax, ()ct0bcr 8th

Margaret Buyer, aged 75 years. She A leaves to mourn three sons, _(Diaries, Wil

l ri

Company is ill a splendid position to- due day and War docs not effect it. nex ’0 - :, ` . ‘ 7 . C

Sllzllcs Brine Slewalt & (o, an

Lid.. pllr valllc $100.00 por share and wa

llrcd illtcrest dividend payable 0110

' 2 Shares Arona Rink Co., Lid., par

inlermst. dividend payable May lst". |105 'l‘h the

Itlnk was bullt zl dividend ,equal

all repairs etc., to keep the Plant up B

slalldzlrd. llll

in Boston; John, ill Ilalifnx, and Jus. S1lloolilcet.ridi11g cnrs here; wllcn new W

A. S. Bayer, of Charlottetown.

ROD AND GUN.

“The Carnivore as l.lestroyel's of

'Galne_." is the subject ol' s thoughtful article by Elllvurd 'I‘. ltlarlin ill O1.:- tobei' issue oi' Rod and Gull ill Callu- da published ut \Vo0il.lioL'k. Oni., by W. J. Taylor, Lillliterl. H. t‘_ Haddon contributes a serie comic Western tale entitled “Tile Desperado" while amdng the actual “hc-ell there" ox- periences may be mentioned Sport in the Tomogonops: The Hunt oi’ the Lost Moose in New llrunswick; lux pcrience ut a Winter Unlp ill lllv laigllrtflltlalls; A ’l`l'ip by Motor Illini after MMons1~, in Norillcru Albrrrizl alld the First Day out the lnrier he- Illg on nvilolllli. ui' ll d:l_v':-1 shooting of pariridgos by “liill and Billie" con- tributed b_v,I<`. V. Williams wllo is al- so lllc dc-silgllfll' of lllv fllcloliel' cover. The regular (lc-pal'i,nlclli.'l are us usual splcndidly lnllilltainfld and the whnln issue is one that will make 11 strong appeal to 1-lpolisnlcll and lovers of outdoor life.

BARON DE _ROTHSCHILD

For the first time the Rothschild

family is divided. In times of thc past. the house in Vienna, Frnllkfllri, Paris and London could mnkc war or peace

by the grnntillg or refusal of loans. Now the whole civilized world

ll.

don, where he has full control, it may be counted that he will never work against Austria. The Emperor Fren- ciscis Joseph has been always, one of the intimate royal friends of the Rothschilds and was the first monarch

to give 'them titles of nobility and to'

do this, he was obliged to ignore many court regulations.

When Lord Rothschild died a short

time ago..bfter having been for 10 years at the head of the, Rothschild family, Edouard succeeded him. His succession was like that of a prince. upon a throne, for the family had

1-ost $2650.00; also 1 nf-:w dollhlc can- opy top wnlzoll. I

Roar. BE/unsro, tho

ll.-,_-ini; w. la. Pnowss, T

st, dividend payable March 1st. ten is stock has paid 6 p. c., each year atil ng the past ten years and the ‘tha

r<rl\ lst. This stuck pays 6 p. r.. sto l 0:11111; lnllvll more and is undoub- llll

I lcdiy one oi' the In-at ill P. E. Island. Si

is eolllpslny has paid, ever silleo lllll-

vls ' ' ' 1

iso my 1912 Cadillac Automobile fl" ich ir. one of the best running and I0

nd s

Ill’

s surprised but told him I knew a it has been neglected or injured by oloolloo lo ,llglul-b lbe trade ln shells

_ _ _ .e and asked what lie knew ol' careless treatment. A. 25-cent bottle and load* but l gllegs we lake n back

Because I am leaving lwlthln the tlle_nl. 1-le_illen_iold me that he was will double the beauty of your hair. soot wllel-o llol all- is compared, not

ll€jl‘l_f¢'W ‘lays for tile 1‘l‘0lll llllll Vllllllllg ll lllcllfl Hi Aldershot. und -*_-g to memo., even gan, fm- 1 dom think

wishing to square off all my liabillti- there llappcllcd to be stopping at DANCE AND PRACTICAL JOKE. ll wlso lo lllentlbll ellller after nn eloc- _,

I anl forced to oficr at Public the same house, all officer who had ai _An enjoyable ilnproliiplu dance took tlon for you sure would have your fill "`

Auetlon in front of the Market Ilousc copy of the Souvenir Guardian. ’l‘ll.l place on Monday night last at the re- ol' bolb_ 1 doblt know yet who was ll V\edllesday,_Oct. 1.1, at 12 oclock -officer, whose name was McLean, and sidence of Mr. Charles MacKenna. .vlclorlous out om llol wo,-l-ylllg about

noon the following: who I figured ollt to be Gower McLean, Newton Cross, A company of young, ll tho only lblllg which won-leg me ‘ l

20 Shares Prowse Bros., par value was turning over the leaves when my robust, and joyful male and female jlfst at present; lg will this confound- '

$100.00 per share with secured ln- Argylesllirenlan saw t_he benign eoun- representatives of the many sections ed old war end in one your or twenty. .\ .

ter ance of your humble servant decor- attended ln full forge, gracefully I am awfully pleased to bear you had ___ _ ` _, _ , . Til lg its pages. ‘Hello.' he said, tri ing 'through the mazes of lbs lb rec,-ulgln me bgavy AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR du ' _’ _ _ . l ll "

t mall ls hh "hh llllllplllll lllll`° QllI¢)‘Iflll’B. Slll‘l1t0gd»S and molly 0tilGl' liglzfierlyeztiiid that the boys ire camping tions followed and Ile told me the

equally as perplexing Lancers. to the on the old rump ground at Brighton

l' ‘lay that he mel ll "lah fmlll Il0l’f€Cl l`0lld€'l"lll.‘§ Oi' Sweet Sim-illil. Just »llere, why cannot you recruit a ad” ““ll°‘l l‘l“l~°‘lll “’ll°B<l flltllcl fnrnlsliefl by two expert exponents hnunllon of lnfnnlry now ln 11.13. 1.? s a lawyer a_n_d in partllcrsllip with of lb., vlollll_ You Could lf yoll _-lllsl lllollgbl s0_ Al-.

called M<<I\1nnon. _os well ns the Judging from the rape expressions llllory, cavalry, etc. sound good at ry l have wld." lthlhd lo hhlllllllll Oll lilll fl'tlSll ill'-llltillf H1008 HS U19! llollic, hilt thank goodness out hero I llllliah llly lllltlfhfl léllll l°f;l`F50ll@ll lllc glided through the intricaties of the the infantry (or as ollr fricllds call us

nllm er me oioso. < _ . , l b _ --- NOW. 'ills Sl0l`.V lllll.V SHOW €llll0l‘ U10 n(i|>‘tfi;rl?:J1ihe tglfgilletlfsllighzahgsg Shot \\?iiilgtg;:1?l)liEI:c;L\\lb]emi11;€ llasfemillil wANTED‘_A (MRL lMMED'ATELv hllhmlh of lh‘l “l°l`lll °l` ill” lifllfll' lation embodied ill "The Eve of gllhs and shells but it is the man with 3.lll-_lo_6mll- S Ui U10 Cil'1TUii1ll0ll0i' The Glltlfli- Qllall-o l3l.a_;l" "No sleep 'llll mol-ll llm cold slool lllal docldeg who will ._..___._. ..-.1 .. ‘-1 ...A

which do ya" think? WllCll youth and Pleasure meet t0 stay in the village at last and ll visit Wl

gm ll hellhlllly ls ll "°l`l‘°l`» lllll document almost paralleled the tra wav where the boys come from that LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR mel wlth h very good l`e"ell_ll°ll git sequel to that memorable meet gave all for Britain Imust try and

m lhe llehlllle' who are llelhhmlheh ing in the old Belgian capital de- get a sketch or plloto_of the Maple

Shell ‘lhl lhelh Sllcllhlh l° 5°” lhlll codes ago. when the flower and Leaf Cemetery near here to send you l_

lhmhllll chivalry of the Belgian nobility and Now, I did not intend to write any

flinlllt 12 ll. 0-. 2ll`t0l‘ lll”0Vifiillg l`0l' wlll llllvh w°l"l ‘ll the Gleal. War -feet," and it was so. although the here wlll show you in no uncertain __

Among the people-all classes-it is ,ll youll] _ml lwuul . .. ..'

_ y of the Court thing so depressing as grav..ya.da,

ken as ll' matter °h hfourhe hhll lllls legion met in(one prolonged round of etc., when I started this letter but

Terms L‘nsll~-no reserve. Auctions- lllgll-llfltl Of lllll lllwille lh a hh” 'lll lh pleasure ~ the things creep in unawares. I

‘lhlh °l°“‘l“ lhlll' ‘lm lllwellllg 0" Ah urs 1 ~ th fl 1 t l wanted to tell you something or tho horizon of th” Emplre' of dutivn fi1tl‘l1i1Ii=‘ii“iii`-eneasiiieriissihiyllerililt; happenings behind the first line. Last

hm” are many who lhlhh lhhl Wh' happy tired guests expressed in filtt- week we had very exciting times. llll' _

lohh h°l°l"’ llllh hchcllell ylllll -V0" chase the glowing hours with flying to the numerous cemeteries around ` ~ Q3 0 061

-_._____..

(,':1pllll11 No. 2 Overseas Battery, Ill`°lll-ll shlhllll he lhllhh lh°"" wh” ing terms) thc gratitude which they merous aeroplanes of the enemy were

Siege Artillery. l-lllll

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Poultry Notice M

ill buy Fowl ami Chickens l"“

watching Baron Edouard to seewhat d he can do with his German and Aus- sh

trian relatives. From Paris and Lo

esirabie Properly? Offered for Sale e1:.l.'.l.°'.~:.‘;:::l;°:..”x:l..';'2l:.'.‘:.‘f.;.:::

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k 80 per cent. should be taken . . - 1.- ll , $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET- oad of 50 pm, vent There are felt towards their genial host in pro; flying around alld one lloyd w ilrilesselil

, a ver _exciting duel li le a

y \vh0 think the half penny post :;;ll';_1l€,,§ll:.(nr:l suizriaclilrkiiilglalldilgllgilr endcdyln the destruction of one of postal mms Should "ot go and wrap.; badehllim 11 cordial good morn- G9l‘lll8JlY"S itll-CSI Dil1llUS~ 1 '10 Wlllll 9 are ll fell! fllllel "llh°" °lll°°ll°llll lug sleepllv .wnlldlng gbell- way to you could just see an aeroplane of a “S ll Whole th” '°°f’l’ll°“ ll’ '“llg` tho' huohlni; posts whore they hon bright evening bolns shelled by tho '- °""l' ` lofi lilo pntloni nnlmnls tho night he nntl slr craft guns. ll is together

llc” l"“'° “‘l"““°°‘l ‘h“l°’l“lll' fore 'rho posts were slllll tho nomo beautiful and the opposite li’ you

here since the war. Food stuffs, with ld 'l I b ‘ l ll l _ can lmoglllo llolll logolllol- (out bore

, i

few exhellllhllh' llhve hhvhhcell 0 paw U me eq" nes were msg you can' I never could before), to

llhohl hh hcl" cehl' B°lll"l h°l`° al ll ing' no mmm as a result of a mac I watch tile plane soaring around away

rshot has doubled and has advanc- Cal llll`l‘ hi’ Sfllllfl Of ill” yohhlhllr gen lv ll l more than in other places. nwin to emlloh' Pallhhmohlhm lhhlhhtly rl" up In the sky with dozens 0 B mmm

I l fl I Idle 5 d lgllod_ mld ,loop hoo,-l bol-ll oxlll-es., shells bursting around it dodging here

R A M (~ men. Pedal locomotion appeared to yn 9 lt t at least in Canada

(lomlll-lflllo llollllllol ' bo the only solution of the difficulty, W ll hh ' no ' t ll ' thi'

Alo ll l F ' but at this critical moment one me.;l- N°W' l lhhllt ° yoh some hh

ers o . ng I r f ll (_ rl M D ‘mls Ro ne, about the other side of matters.-Last A

_--#m le” l»Pl‘Y-l'-ll ' ¢ b b ¢.

UN|1-|0|~|3 ANQ METAL DE. lllllielly arniimclcvollly deduclelitqlllfi h,l‘i§1;i{aIndwiiti'i1i;’sfT<;ltba`i]l0mt:t.c‘1iiiistnhe-

MAND8.

_ 'l`hn dnnlnml for munitions oi’ war

».. _. _ limiting itself felt in many ways in

rr-,

iinl

mining industry. Most metals greatly in demand and the prices

I'_eSS€d Elflfi ill1(i1'ZlWl'l. All good. Big premiums over these pric- lpments promptly attended :im

therefore that many new metallurg-

aro also abtalnable for especially

materials. lt is' not surprising

worlls are being established. As

J D JENKINS :=.;f.i.‘;'°..°;.;':.°..:°°s;‘:t'..°:’.'.;‘;t.l:’::.‘:.

Charlottetown 'l"°

man

bly

_ ¢lil,¢.‘there's nohurry. I ilnd myself "1 7 ll _

.s-1.11-1-1snisn1.n..11¢...».~ "ll 'll l'

-’-‘ .1 ‘ .. 1~; -"

e zinc refineries. using electroly-

Beginning O tobcl 1st,I 1-.

to '

O I ` 4 V

- tic mehorls. The treatment of zinc

ores"hy leaching and electrolytic pre-

scriptlon product now much in de-

d. The process could not have

een adopted before the war with any uch

promise of success. If reason- good results are ob'tained the

tafice gthriilhu th.iwliceiio.a ahdg :lthoughl hllld the lllleh' - whllle one was ll°l“g

on shells were bursting just above-

the first search nad proved fruitless, but the players seemed to be more F lneverllelcss. n r1i;m'ons investigation an-nous about the second baseman

of the bell oi’ a. nearby lmeilnlorml - creek should be made This -sound gehllng A b“°hthBl3 whlelthler the Gel;

_ ,_ ' an gunners s ou ge e range o

'“‘}_vl“`, w“s l'llh"lllfll?l h lifts? hlgllfgélé our observation balloon nearby. So

w en u und lehol to o _ ‘ . you see we live in a queer world out were found quitely . gl-aging at the here_ 'one minute you wonder ll edge of the stre:.nl. in bllssfuldgnor- Nm nm wln the match; the next l‘:‘.°:.:;l.:.“..:f'f"° 1-» --»---1 -»»»-1-» --f 1;helr'_ ‘med ‘ _ _. 5 out of range ot Jack Joiigsonfs. Of

‘ll lhhh hh" “ course we also have ri e ~ practice

A prnfiiirrl like is all'-'rilht in its - ‘ ‘ _ '-»-- -»-» »-- 1'-ul ..:".'.-..:: f.:.re.l ‘:::.:.::.';°':.:l

ill smlllmd mr- ”"l'°nd. hh'°9b°“ml° fl uynder the conditions I don’t does as

propriety and if n severe exs_mp_c much about as I did when we used .“'ll9__lh"‘l‘l °l lll" P°l'V"ll_'l°lt°l" ll to challenge York, Bummerside, and t l“°l"`l h° ll" l` l'°lll°ll7 ll "hl"`°‘ even go over to Bt. John and beat our

-able eu-r exlsln-lr eolilltlb' Dl`l\’lfl‘1°-lololol. llroyloooo

illr. R-.oncy ls to bs colirrolllllllhh There you have s couch telescopic “ll°h lllll “le” l°l'°'llllt' whlch °“l" sights, rests, etc., but thi; target is t :ell ll" l’l““‘"° °°°ll¢l" l-il'°l“ ll l‘”‘¥ lable lo inn hook one this mos the

séwt

v _

nos- canndinn Mining Journal. lcold walk home ln the mernlnc- I bl., but of lt, when you consider that 1

I . ' »' - ‘

stood tosether since ‘the early days The Subscriber offers for sa'e -I ' .._..._.. ,_ ._ --.___.._

‘¥l'°}' ll!" ""3 l“'l'“°‘°‘l °° 4° llllll- her Desirable Property situatezl . 1' - l. I- ,,, _

alfa; m§‘§.l,§°,l§‘;l‘..°°"l' "‘°°"'“l" hl' in- on_e of the best localities in ” -1.)f`l`;'ll"'=`_,-pl",r‘§;,}!‘ ' rl'-1"-_l»'_.-'l,i.;.l fl' l_"=\_llil"l‘t°i

---1.--......_._..____ this City __ -17

""1 '/’ I .' ' 'ii J ' '~ /` ' \‘

‘ . ' I _i_5_-*_-»_.._ ‘ of I 1' -» ll ' , ". 7* ' § _ . _ _V ' _I lol ' \'lwl.7"~ -., _,,`__'~'.'P'l“ '

- 'ROY MORATORIUM. to _ -- Q l y _ In A -» '_ lb ..-- V `,_ V fl,_,;l_‘||'_ ““S'°“"2%'fl.l°~tdli°.l‘l.. . . F _ is nnmt + - -

the talget is a_Qel‘man iittdd outillllii-Ll lust as good a weapon BB 1'0" dwa lm steel loophole ahead of him and mm like for Canadians all aroulll “dell but 1 wss inllnns to ll P E *bl* had the other day and he told me e ver the satisfaction of bowllnl I HU” ‘Zhu the other mornin! lt “hell”

this particular fellow had the Drug tice of showing himself over the palm pet and then siEnallin8 miBB€B Ili’ B a couple of sticks. Wl\°ll °“l' le T3' fired at him. but ml' friend “llllell te mutter quickly and no more stun B

were tried that da! t

Yes, I must tell you one story about

the Canadians here. You know ihll all along any attack was Dl'0C9d°fl by a heavy artillery bombardment. Well the Germans got used to this, so ih_ey

would retire from the front trcnflh during a heavy shelllnB (hell when l 3 shelling stoppedand the cliartle was about to commence. they W0ll|‘l °°ll1° hook ond, woll, things old not so well for our boys. One day U0! lllllg hg° a heavy bombardment took place in front of the Canadian trenches. After a spell the artillery ceased and a row of boyonets appeared above the Can- adian trench. Of course. Fritz llllfl retired, but when the guns ceased lllld the bayonets showed ulrhe camo buck on tho double, but just got comfort- ably in the trench again when whizz. the shells flew again and he WHS caught.. Well. next time our artil- lery started up, a voice called across

"Black which." ross Blank woich. ll all's well. Who goes there? ' Dub- I lin Fuslliers! “Pass Dublins. ails

to iell you just now. Tllllilrs are Eo- ing along 0. K. for us “only just one thing I would like t'o say and that is don’t be worried about the end, for there .ls only one end to this sera" and that ‘ls that the British Empire

people whom I need not call by their ll Christian name will be too proud to D offend them. -Thanks for hook and Il

forget about the P E. I. lllfnn 'y a

Mr.

well." Who goes there? What the Y Pill? Hell’s business is it of yours? Pass cl' lar in "Be", and I am buslly on

. .. lap

Caéliildlhbiil seiiastliieelilanadlniis have a Illlllell Oll ll lllllo W°hh ehtllleh "A

name out here for being ready for Ylllllf anything even to answering a sentry- W gl Wiell, I don’t think I have much more 001"

wlll be greater than ever.".. The cel- lllllll ones will have e place that even some forg

ialion. Oh, yes_ I met several of the man. _ Islanders lately. Alncllnlll tllillltlnllitcl' Wll0 Sl'-llllll lg? Me_h°' lllll were Lieut. Beer, Corp. .roc e , c. W ' Burns. Large. Scllnrs. Bell, also Rev. _\V1lll, doe yo ken \vho Sataniisz N0.

Pringle who is an Islander b_v ls illero anybody wanting h m. Ay,

birth I belielle so nlwavs an lslallder. llere/a 11 nliln \vi' his dinner.-Scotcll I had thc pleasure oi’ listening to Div- American.

Used for

hard and soft for settenlng water, for clean. ing, disinfecting and for over 500 other purposes.

RIPUH lUUlTl‘l'U'l'l§s

.. dl g _

iglcllhse g§l;:dlSalllEk,..N° Ngxwel mlrlol; ine Service conducted by him today.

' ° ' ltonn

tell you another Canadian story and ll d “ved _Th b

_ ll ation alld we es . o oys

lheh 'lull' At ‘;rflerrlnl('lEl§’ll;ll'"Beh;’ow,;§ of W. K. Cadet Corps are not behind dll§§§» tlllelllolloywlng cl,,,lle,,ge,,_ out here. welll), 1 guess ltllls lr nll em' took placm who goes there? forlthls time. rop me a ne .illst a

y Stewart has received a decor-

oftener than usual.

Sincerely,

A. R. B. DUCK.

,-I forgot to tell you aboutour C. A. but this would require a,

tte

in Khaki" and if ever finished end it to you and the Y. M. C. A. s in for a long account in lt.

~l!'-'Z1

ASKED HIS MATE

An absent-minded country gentle-

went botanizing one day. Having otten ills vasculum he extracted large red handkerchief from his ockei. Putting his collected speci- lens illto it, he ca-refully tied them

here's wishing you a pleasant fall with flll 1115 8l`lll- P\ll'9\1¥ll§ 1118 Wav re- good scores at the ranges and another' fiec

spoon or two to your collection. Don't looking ll0Wll ll lleeil lmllcll and

tl B t- SWG

tively he came upon a Workman

rlilg most profusely. My good said the shocked person, do you

nnd l'll nsk my mate. Haw,

1, _ ___

\='O“i<\i'dé4~vlf'|'~`i-#fi-'l»l4~`l<I>ll“I>t:‘|'*If°}°l'~§:i rr

2 A GUARDIAN CIA

charge Twenty-five cents.

4"i'4'~/il‘l~1i4\“Y4~t-

SSIFIEII MIS. J

One cent per word first lnsenlo* In this column half cent per `

~- word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

:-1-4+++~l.+J.-1-1+ »~1-4-.~'-1-:+I 1~1~1-+-l<»:-+-|-~-H-+-1~lf1»-1-.l-1»111--l»-l~1»H°l~r1f:-

_l3mntford, Ontario. 9-14M24i. _-I; 8A'LE§N1'E`NT` 'EX`Cl`.'iJ§TiE" 'LINE'

urge n ux o so rs an ll ll

ol.B_ Roms am also golng un iolls resoillrdcd on every side. The glllgdlllggll llllgpgllleg lglgéolzlldt ggilchlllllg y

land is no longer the cheap plnco l“°"‘l"l‘ """h’ hll' h°‘“'"l'l °"n me' ngnln ond' soaring orr while thesnolln

. in live in that lt was. lgllllolilrlllléslilllla tllchprogpflotmocllaa llonllll' ,lust make patterns an around it It

I am slr' etc" atmosphere xiii; ahmthing but alluring lll ellllllgll ll’ hlhlle eve" 3 P~ E- lh' ---mersme' 3380'10`9m2l

A ll ~ Ll l A Al' ROSS' to the men to say-lrllothlng of the wo- llmflel' slop and Watch' But' I h°l’° F “l'°hh' hh- ' llhhllf ` ‘ . ou will never have the chance to

on eA1.E.-owE'|.nmc House oN

he moment in Paris- that of ll i l a pet animal to match the turgv y sdy wears- has reached New -YE-l¢_

lesion to n slghnwho -M1. A - Jason. clad in a black nvbivelti' 35:11: an rimmed in fox fur, huge muff ai

thc old reliable Fontllill Nurseries. 6 We teach our men to sell Experi- cncc unnecessary; highest com missions paid; handsome free equip ment. Stone & Wclliligton, Toronto.

Ont. 3242-10-IMEZGI

"'_?_'~

ilelli W:mit-1|-I"i-l|11\.l - F

Apply to 83 Upper Ilrincc Street.

ANTED.-A MAID FOR GENERAL iouscwolk Apply 154 I’ownnl St. lr'

1 1 ntf

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital - 2417-8-6Mtf.

lr "tu \vant|_\,(] FOR SALE.- BRED TO' LAY. S. C.

White Imgllolll Ckls VV J Pick llrd \’l/ost ltoynlty .i28.l104M6lpd.

ASOLINE ENGINES -We have four Woodpecker Engines for sale, one 1. ll p and three 4 ll p in order to <lc.\r \vlll sell vcry chimp A Pick .nd & Co, Coal Dcalcrs. Chiirlolic loun i378 10 9m6i

OR SALE - TWO REGISTERED hlloriliolll bull valves, one 10 months old lilo other li lllolltlis, also regis- lorcll shol'tlloi'n hcifor. 1 year old. Lincoln Irving, (‘llerry Valley.

3312-10-Glniii

OR SALE-COMPLETE MOVING picture plant cheap. Suitable for either stationary or travelling; gas and electric fittings; plant entirely new. Sure bargain. B. H. Yeo, Au-

AD|E5 WAN1-E|)_ 1-Q D0 p|__A|N Jditorilllrl, Montague. 22-9‘23m27I.

and light sewing at home, whole or .sparc time, good pay; work sent

`11I~1iTwRro.l_-Mule

any distance. Charges paid Send WA'l,l-l-’E‘lj:;}l*§E'l:l:~§oV‘jl=‘l-'-'-f-lfg

stamp for particulars. Nntionnl

M°Tf“°l"rlhh»C°m WANTED AT oNEEfcolv|PE.'r N1'

Situations Vn.¢»a.nt '

ing card sample box free. Repros-‘

ie-.._'_-_"I-_i -

entatives already making flvo to ten dollars daily. Bradley-Garretson,

for city, town or country Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all

your job. No experience necessary. -

(Bloch llotcl. 3377-10-zmlii

butcllcr. Permanent position for the right mall. Apply to It. E. Fielding, Albertoli. 3375-10-9m2ipd.

__- * To Let

o LE' r-'UnN`i§Fl`E"o"I-l'6'UsE w1'rlT

ull modern improvemllnt's. Centro ol' City. Apply to Box 446, Charl- lolictown. 3361-10-8Mti’.

Write Luke Brothers, Limited, T6W*l;ET‘:'Hb'U§E. _APPLY 232

Montreal . "

0LTNE`l=>Té`§f5`1l"sT\`L`ET-'-`|` HAVE' a few pairs ol\.young pigs to dispose of at once. Vernon Mathews, Sulli-

OR 8ALE.- \'.l'HOROUGH BRED -- Burkslllre Boar price reasonable) W Apply to D. McDonald, Clyde River.

3350-10-8M3i.

Ny PEnsoTvv`/illi*Fl`1i1`lEl"o‘T/“1.l.'TiElK W by the barrel or in large qnnnlltlos. Apply J. J. McDonald. Tracadlo Cl‘0S-‘3- 3347-10-8M3ipd.

Great George St. 3072~9-$1Mif.

TTCT'ET.:Tl1TStor abd romllel

For Salle ° P

on Kent Street at present occupied by Goo. Mcquoid, Tailor, possession Elven August 1st. Apply to_D. Stew- art. 163 Kent St. 2207-'I-26m mtl

Want ed

A`u`1‘EIi"To suv Two NEWLT/ fresilened milch cows. John E- I~‘raser, Montague. 3355-10-8m3ie1i

ANTED FOXE8 T0 RANCH.-CAN ranch several pairs of foxes Mlfi take percentage of incronso l"'l' payment. Apply C. M. Box $22!.

_(lily. ____ __ _ 3284-10-llM6ipfL

Belmont Street. Sunlnlerside, con.'WANTED-JANITOR A“T“0~NGI:F0R

taining parlour. llln|ng.l~o0m and ‘ kitchen. six bedrooms and bathroom with tub and fixtures;-hot and cold water, electric lighting, ho; alpw heating. also a good sized barn at' rear, large lol. McGougs`n & Arnett, Sunlmsrslde assi-10-ornzi

Graco Methodist Church. -Appl! i° James Carter at Prowse Bros.

lllllrltléll- .

ANTED Fou’r`i".`lWEi T6 TAKE

large bedroom. Apply 180 Greatr George Street. (Special rates.) `

, sisa.

. l -

TD MATCH HER FUR8. - tered down the aveiihp with tile culi-

- n

lnest ittle red foxfoll- leash. Peo-

NEW`YORK, Oct. 9.- The ot ple on t e Fifth avenue busses near-

roll o tim top in their excite-

ment.

"New Yorkens might as well £0!

Cl’°Wd! °ll Pity avenue were usedfto seeing other _`-pots beside the

`J"_"”' 1' ff .lf .

. _.1 7,34?" flqlwml

8." said Miss Jason later. “for I ow several girls who have the

deafell Pets to match their fur!"