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Z0-

IT PAYS to buy ia this province

=-’ A Terrific War Story In Two Parts | 1-

' PUMPKIN P|ES.- There will 'De

-Pl’0dt|C¢d by L\lbil1_ | abundance of pies for sale at Fri-

day’a Halloween tea. 8256.

H315 Hats H315 i THE ExPnEss.-The Express nr-

OU

4m<§ D>rr

F976 Sterling in Ou ’ M t ’lG_ I i rivetl in Charlottetown last night at

' I' ll |18 ll' 10.55 o'clock.

Love and Dynamite (_"_u,rER xm ____

ALL MASTER PAINTERS will meet

omni; i>i;oi>i.ia’s riiiaAritis|»».~. -:wrist °':s:

' TEA TO-DAY.--In Market Hall will

- be only 25 cents There will also be

<Ill‘l

__ Auth

entic War Films

Here Soon, Strand War Series-

Fri. 8:

Matinee Saturday at 3 p. In. D"°¥;§‘,I”"‘

Sat.

Tomorrow Night, The Hour Oi Reckoning

E ____-_.._.. ~ _" -Y "W ' ini

36th P. E.l. Light Horse

An effort is to be made to recruit in this Pro-

vince one Squadron at wzir strength (149 ot all ranks)

for oversc as service with th

e Znd. Contingent.

As several months must necessarily be spent in

training, applications will not be limited to members of this regiment, but will be open to all P. E. island- ers of suitable age and physique with or Without

previous military training.

This will prol:-ably be the last opportunity for

the formation of at distinct P. E. island unit for

overseas service.

Application may be made to:-

The Mystefy 12:; Wire a candy and iciciilni booth. 6264

Lichtning and Cleek solve the mystery of the HAIR Dn_Ess|NG .-Attention is

Drowned Man who is .'found with Secret ‘"‘.*“’" ‘° “"5 D.-~ ~““"g°‘5 “"1 "e

Government information in his Pocket

Third Mystery in the Chronicles Of Cleek

hair dressing which appears ln. this issue. 6261.

CANDY AT THE TEA T0-DAY.--

The children should call at the Mar- ket 1-liill to-tiny and get some oi' the delicious candy that will be on sale from three until live. 6264

GREAT WEST PATRl0TlSM.--

liicluded in \\-`innipeg`s $500,000 con- tribution to the Patriotic Fund are the followliig subscriptions: Great West Life. $12,000; Great West Life employees, $5,000.

CHILDREN ADMITTED. - The

children will be admitted to the Hallowe'eii Tea in the Market Hill building free to-day from 3 until 5 o'clock. Lots of home-made candy

| anti ice crenin will be on sale. 0264

CASCUMPEC.-Prof. W. J. Reid. of

the llt-pitrtnieiit ot` Agriculture, will address a meeting in the school at Uiisciiiiipet.-, on ‘i’liursd1t_v evening, Oct. Bllth, at 7 p.in. All interested are invited to be present.

AGENTS WANTED. to sell for

"The Old Rt-liable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We teach otir men to sell. Ex- pt-rieiice unnecessary. liighest coin- niissions paid. ilundsonic free equip- nient. Stone & Wellingtoii, '1‘o~ ronto, Ont. 6260-10-28M26iE20i.

POLICE COURT.--At the Police

Court on Monday morning four cases ot' drtinkeiiuess wt-,ro triod, the dc- ieiitluiits were: Joe lVicAlecr,-wlio was .sciitoncetl to 00 days; Ernest (freelian, $10 or 30 days; Jtiiiies Rooney, $5 or 20 days; :intl John Maluir, who was discharged. this being his' first otience.

PLANT LINE.-Mr Jas. Carragher.

.f"'~'\t of the Plant Lino, received the following telegram from Mr H. L. thipiuiiii, misierii Muliiiger, in Hali- i`nx:~-Stcaiiict' Halifax delayed in sclit-.dule will be untible to go Char-

MBTOY J- A. St€Wa¥t, (UIITOII ltittetowit this week. 'i`lierot`oi'c there

will he no l’laiit Line '-:ailing from

O. C. u-Aix-P S(|\1El(ll'Ol1. Cliarluttetowii this Friday. The next

sailing i`i‘oin here will be on Friday,

MajOY Yr. H. Inman, (summefslde) '.\'ov. 6th, and following Ii`i'idays until

O C “B” Squadron. nirtlior notice. 0203

GRAND HALLOWE'EN CONCERT

Of ‘C0 the UUd@1`5lgU€d in ii. 1. s. i-inn Eiiieraiti on irritn

. . 1!"

evening, Oct ‘l0tli It will be under

A. E. IIIQS, Liellt. C01- Miss Goriiiniis direction, of (`.lizii'lotte~

_ . town, who will appear in dramatic and

O' C~ Sbthv P' E' I" L' H' coniedy numbers. t‘hlldreii will dance

~ » thc irish, S~ot ~i ii l thir dan -es.

W- Cv Cooke; Captaln and Adiutanh This will bd thti iicilit (tiiititrtaiiiiiieiit

(Chai-lottetown), lleld in i~2iiii~i'ald for sonic time and at

) WH( large ailtciidzince is cxpecleii. Doors

5i5i'w""' I' _ open 7.20. <‘oiif-cri, S p. in. Atlinis-

sion, 25 cents Alter the concert there

3 win he ,L l\;,`m.,, in “,hi(.h all un, m_

vvvwvwt V ____

vitcd to participate. 01239-10-27Mii.

qy,g__g__

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS.

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

Twenty-tive cents.

' - -W -‘- -_-'*---f_i_j“_i"'£’ ---gf-1¢Q} -"-Y-iigaaunx

.L¢aAA¢1l4~;-rg -~<--naar---*E* ' _ *ig*

CALEDONIAN CLUB.-,\ incetiiig

of the Cult-tloiiiii (‘lub wus hcld last night, thr- i’i‘csltlciit, Air. S. A. Mc- lieod. in thi- 1-hziir. A votc ol' $25 for the Patriotic Fund \\'iu~'. passoti. 0Iiii-t-- oiuireru for tht- viistiiiu: yt-air were clttctetl :ts i`ollo\\'s: (‘Iii¢~t', Mr. S. i\. McLeod; l‘rcsitlciiI, .\lr. Jas. Mc- lsnuc; Vice~l’n-sideiit. Mr, Edgar I), Slinw; 2nd Vicc-Prcsitlciit, Mr. A. ll. l"osh; Rei-ordiiig Secretory, Mr. Tho- uints Mizlllillitii; Fiimiicizil St-t:rctiti',\'.

t ' """" -"‘ ‘

U

i/T1{N`T'Er>Li\"i~1Aio. 'APPLY °c ti

LOST

LOSF-SUNDAY, A PEARL C

I . _ -T CLNT BROOCH Fiiitici p

A"?sTvi`7iit1*"<§inL oA`r»i` s:cuP.E A

RES least

. it th ~» oil “__

giutl lL(ii\it‘ niiil \\`l.CI ;' l ` llIlll.\'ll`F¥-lOS`l`--FAETVJEEN PROWSE’S

s illlc I , » lt Iii 1 itluilrtil gold hriitelct

"A/'AN-I-ED' AT QNCE A (;,|p;|_ _|:0|q`- i-l‘ ph-asc lczivc nt this oillco

ilosr A LADIES GREY R/(INC

tl. .._'nd, bt.t.\\ mn <it\ .i t

out-r.il lio\i=t.\\'orlt. . \ 1': t>f1'i<-t-_ ilt|t\4-lo .tt

Jioies wiuviao to Do EASY

-iisxiiit. ~i rits; \\oi" 1 lioiiic.

t‘nii initlcc $15 to $20 \vot~`.t._\'. 'lx- pcriciicc \li|i\ccl_‘sul'_\'. no i',:tii\'z'.>'s- init. .\':iIi-uinl lit-i'¢ir:|tii;i: (‘<i.. iii-pt. N. Iitl i\tlt-lziiilo 5'., 5-l:i.~I 'I`ot‘oiiit\. Out. .“.o.\!'-.~,-!!.\Il~I.'»‘.Ii.

-. -_ " uit,-r leitvt- nt ‘Sttwviirt Sous. (i”Ul'10'2

LOST-I.-'\ifziulonioliilrftirofind

,::7xl. l~’iiitlt-i' will lic rc\\':irtlc It-'.'.viii;'; sniiic :LL l’|‘o\vso l3ros.,l

til7l~l0-23111

6

AND

If

r'

(1 i OAT ut i and l\l3i.

Mr. 1). R. Macleiinuii. (‘orrt-spoiitling Secretory, Mr. Alex. iticlionuld; Tren- surer, Mr. John A. McLaren.

RECRUITING.-Quito it number of

overaen service with the infantry de- taclinieiit to go forward with the se- cond contingent. The Islands pro- portion of the two thousand liifiiiitry- mon allotted to thc Mrirltiiiic l’ro- vinces is over n hundred men, ami lt is therefore hoped that ii complete company on war footing will he rais-

shoe, ed. A coinpnny on war footing con-

d by

itil. tf

FEMALE HELP WANTED . , , ..

. .J . _ _ _ _ _

iv I-,-\,c---:_ ';j".»I0-".;l" -` ' .' .`% ‘

itil 1'-1** ‘I ‘ " ` 'I ‘ V h‘_L\_\\ 1 L, -mx young men are otleriiig tlieiiisr-lvt-s for

I » ~ - ' ' ' -‘

) ii . A I . _ .

Ill thi.: t `l‘ :tl one -. 0111"’-l`\` ll'l\l '.\ ’ ' 1- ‘i ‘ ' . ' ' -~ _l)l§‘|’

’ ’ v i V ,_ .. ..

g ' \; pl. it this, ~

toll I; "‘ - ' - " _’ 'iid So l-

' ‘oil lin ~

pit trio i I, .it "

' l

._-,

sists ot' 120 oiiicors and incn. Those \vii-iliim: io L-nllst sliould aoiid their imines at oiici- lo thc nearest company

MISCELLANEGUS. .

FOR SALE

ful und vxpt-i'i~»iic\~tl luiiitls tit, rc'

r\~\ui'iii~tl frm- ot' i:liiii';:t~. l'au‘k les, itll i~J1i::toii Ht. 0210-lil-L!

MINI( FOR _'TALE---SIX PAIR OF

ltztiivh i‘:ii.»»tl inivilt len'-l_\' t'\ii'v'<tl und dork, prit»» \-my lout. “nil or

nl

;il>l~~ pi'lt-cs. lloi'st-rs culled for nut

Stub

HORSE CLIPPING DONE BY CARE

son

TMO

Mai:Nutt, (‘.liarlottetowu.

- COTTON SEED MEAL.-Fiirniora - who carry on wlntcr diiirylng would l do wcll to note thc prei-it-nt very low - priccs on Cotton Scott Moul. compared

i 'filli nil other coiiccutrrttes. The

uitrogenous part of the food is what

write Ju.-'. .\l. llouill, l.o'.'.t~i' Alonlai-

guv.-, l'_ I-J. I. 131.-»o-I0 ‘.:i'.m|1i

c|NEMAroonAPi-i mAci»u.\iE wiru MALE HELP WANTED

ii ‘lc :\ ftyli .i oi|uip'|it-iii. i pi_A5-fERER`5 V{/ANTE|3"T'0`W

ciiicr ti inost proliliilile liiisiiit-:ui on

cm pit , l-- uc .: . QRK

for siilc. Idxi-<-lli-iit op|>o:‘tiiiiit_v tn’ ,,,, S-,_ |,,,,,Smu',, (~,,|h,.,|m]_ \Va;;t-S

qlit pcr duy. John S. l\lt-tcnll &

most reii>¢>i:;ililt~ llruis. I-`or purlic-` 5242-10-27MZi

'alurs apply l`h<~ tlunrilifiii Ullirt-.

lilfifi-lil-ff‘_'.\lli'.

FOR SALE-~ ANY TEACHER DE-

fzirin work. Apply to A. R. Mi Lutiiidnlc Farin. East ltoyt-ilty.

i/v2\'N'|"E'o-A' |viAN'r=on GENE

siring :i :rot of l‘|'nr1ti<:iil llf~I'ei‘oiicc 0211-ll)-2tiMZilpil_

Librury piiiillsliofl by iiunson llcl- lows Co.. muy ohliiin some :it ii coiisldoriiblo rctltirtluii hv :tpplyiiig at this ollit-e. :`~'i`~'»i`-il-'_’iI.‘-lil`.

l-TousE Fon SALE.--SITUATED oN

lines. porniziiiciit, big renrniiigs

ples. Writt- I.uke iirothcrs,

. i

Gernld Strt-ct, with l:ir;:c izzirrlcn :iii/ll. BOV WANTED To ATTEND To

0rt:h:ii'd. .\ppl_v to tl, l~`. lliucliiisoii.

. '-‘. 142 I'~ t St.

99 GNlli.0u_Sti‘cet. tiltlli-l9w,iiill "LL Apply ut “H

\vAN`1'Ei:5ls'J°Ii_'E'sMEN Exci.u`s`|i/E'

guar-

iintt-cd. no oxperltriicc, ton vacan-

Lini-

itotl ‘\loiitrt‘al. (F104-10-22MIii.

0F‘_ sparingly. Farmers would feed less

6073-10-16Mtf.

_. _ .g

- __i`v/AN"rEo.- ' A' ‘nov Aaour. 1

(‘,(;

l.

RAE 'i(ny,

- costs high und cotton seed .ls very

high in nitrogen. Oats is one of the couinioii foods and is worth nt the present tlmo nearly 'A-c. a lb. Wheat brain is another common cattle food

‘ :ind contains about ono quarter more

nitrogen per lb. than oats. Oil cake is worth about 2c. ii lb. and contains more than twice as much nitrogen as oats, while cotton seed meal is considerably cheaper than oil cake and contains three times as much

so inuch nitrogen that it is worth pretty nearly its present value as a fertiliser. it is not. however. as safe u I'ood as oats. and inuat be fed rather

than half'-a-pound at ii. iced to the milk cow. Farmers might very well sell some of their onts at the present bis' prices nnd buy back cotton seed

' OUR MUTUAL G|l\t.§e`e"`the"'1at-

'ln aid of the Charlottetown Hospital.

coiiiiniinder ot' thc 82nd ltegiiitciit or to Captain and Acting Ailjutiinl ’l‘. E.

nitrogen its oats. in fact it contains

est in Haas-"0u‘rt'lIutuiit on-i" at the _People'a Theatre £o`nigbt. 6252

HALLOW§§i9d-EIT. Skin the .Market-

Hall building' ay:,"The're will be chicken salad. cake, pumpkin pie and all kinda ot good things served. 6264

TH E NORTHUMBERLAND.- The

s. s. Northumberland docked at Char- lottetown last evening at 7.55 o'clock.

HELP A GOOD CAUSE by takin!

tea at the Market Hail building to-day

Tea 'and admission, 25 cents. 6264

NORTH RIVER.-There will he

preaching service' in the North River Baptist Church on Sunday. Nov. 1st. at 11'a.iu., at Long Creek at 3 D-ill-. and Kingston at 7 p.iu. oEt|e.u1'rui.'soi_o.-int nie open-

ing of the lecture given by niiijor A. A. Bartlett in the Baptist sclioul-room on Monday evening a delightful solo was exquisitely rendered by Miss Kathleen Dockendorii' which was much appreciated.

THE COURT.-The illichaelinas

term of the Supreme Court. Sixth (Charlottetown) Circuit was opened yesterday morning, I-lis llonour Mr. Justice Stewart on the bench. The first case called was one in which James Henry Savidant brought an ac- tion against the Examiner Publishing Company for damages ($150) for in- juries sustained by plaintiff through defective machinery owned by the de- fendants, Mr. McKinnon, of McLean and McKinnon. appeared for the plain- tiff. while Mr. W. L. Cotton, against whom the action was brought. was udefcnded by counsel. Savidunt stat- ed that in the tall of 1912 while oper- ating a press in the Exuniiiier otilce he got his hand injured, iit-tzeiisitnting medical treatment for six or seven weeks; both hand and wrist were hurt. Up to the time of his giving evidence his hand wus still in such a condition that he was unable to use it frecily. Dr. J, W. Dorsey gave evidence as to the nature ol’ the ~injury, etc. The pliiintitf argued that the injury was due eiitlrcly to defect in the machin- ery which he operated, while the de- fendant and his witnesses contend- ed that the machinery was in perfect order. Witnesses were examined on both sides and at the adjournment ot’ the Court the matter was deferred to to-day for further consideration. The citse occupied _the attention. ol’ the (lourt throughout the whole day.

POOR ATTENDANCE.-Owing to

a poor atteiidauceyqhe patriotic meet- ing in the Princeof Wales College Iiiill last night was adjourned inde- ihiitely. His Worship Mayor Sterns, 'sonic time after the hour appointed t`or the opening of the nicetlng, stated tliiit, as previously 'aiinounccd iti the. press, the meeting had been called to hear the report of th'e coiniiiittee ap- pointed to organize a branch of the (Ziinadian Patriotic Fund in Prince Edward island. I-ie regretted to say that, the audience being so small and by no means representative, it had been decided to adjourn the ineetlng to _a date to be announced later in thc press, _Iteiiinrking o`ii"the paucity ot` the ziudlcnce, His Worship said that itiiad been expected that Militiameii would have occupied the buck ot' the stage and that there would have been ,tt crowded house. “We,wnut ti few (lerinan bonibs to bring the people together," he added amidst clieers. “It' wc were in the satne position its Bclgiuni, or if there were any possibl- lity oi' an invasion of Prince Edward lsliind by the Gt-rniahs, then perhaps the people of (‘hurlotteI0wn iiiiglil awzike to the importance und gravity ot' the situation and show a little more syinpntli_v." ((‘li¢-ers). ills Worship conclndctl by tlittnkiiig thc Band for lutvliig generously offered their ser- vices for the occasion. '1‘lic thanks of the meeting and of the city gener- ully, he said, were due them. The llaud, prullniiiinry io His Worshlp"s rcinurks, played a few lively pieces in- cluding "lt's a lonit, long way to Tip- perary," “Tho Maple Leaf" und "0 Caiiadti.” With the playing of the Nutlonsl Anthem by thc llnnd the giitlieriiig dispersed.

'N/.M.C.A;‘ WORK.--The new secret-

ary of the Young Metra Cliristian Assoclntioii in t‘hurlottctown, Mr Harold (‘. Cross, is putting forth strenuous efforts to create and innin- talii the interest of the community in tho work of tho Y.M.C.A., and these i:\`i‘oits are meeting with nitirked suc- t-,oss._ The following circular letter, which luis been :uldrcssod to nil iiiem- l>ui's ot' thc Asitoviittioii. speaks for itself; “ Deal' Sli‘,-As a inoinber of thc Association you will bo liitoreutetl in tho following description' of some of tho things wo :ire doing. it is our intention to try itiul make tho Associa- tion cquipnient of tho greatest poi-islblo use to the whole community and to ionch as many boys and young men ns possible. Ploiiao note thi-it those things ure actually being done now, unless otliorwlso -stated:-For boys, gyninusluni class twice it week. 32 enrolled; leaders squad in training; shower batlia and lockers; boys' athletic meet. Oct. 17. seventeen events; Saturday outings; Boy Scout troop, 40 boys from six Sunday Sclioolsl (not necessary to be ti mein- ber of Y.M.(`.A.);"Bible study groups being formed; game room open in afternoon for school boys and in evening for employed boys; new books purchased to starl.,boys‘ library. For students: tralnin€ group ln boy leadership, 29. enrolled; Bible study

INC - _

' AL Scotch War Drama

`- 1 AT , L

IN-`~'rwo PARTS

5-and splendid acting '

~ ` The Eclair Com any Pfé§`efnt_§”A"`

, ‘ CROSS PURPOSES

iNf"runEE’P<An'i's . p

Miss This Feature and you Missa Real Treat , _ '

' ;Kliene,-Ginzes Company Presents J ‘ '

wt.

All Star Cast inagnificient costumes, gorgeous settings, beautiful scenic,.€fi`ects,, _

|11 ,f 5 _

A Amd » - - A Amor of Fun p .

From Death tio Life FORD STERLING IN I

_jjA' -Touching Drama Beautifully A Bogus B arog

'Marinas EVERY DAY snow s'rAR'rs 3.15'

' pu-up-n-sm, Pl _

3 Reel Special

7 WATCH- FOR---“THE BRITISH ARMY”

‘ 3_1.

.lllllil AHHIVALS

VICTORIA.

(‘,. L. ilaxtcr, E. H. llrooks, Portlrinii,

Me.;.'l‘. G. Joes, 'l‘. l.. l’arkinan, Mon- tague; lion. (`luis. llalton, 'i`igliisii; 1). L. Pope, il. I). llutchcson, D. t‘. Noir- uin, Toronto; J. E. Petrie, St. John; A. J. Bloomfield, G. A. Hodges, R. E. lngoaliam, E. J. Amy, Montreal; lt.E. Stewart, London, Ont.; R. Eastwood, New Glasgow; T. Hayden, iltiliiux; T.tT.l). White, lllnisdale; IG. il. Noyes, Boston; E. O. Fullon, ’i`ruro; W. Hill, Amherst; (3. l-l. Mac-Doiiiild, Ottawa; A. E. Arsenault, Suiiiiiieriiitle; R. (‘. Blakeney, Halifax; W. F. M. Mont- gomery, Suinniersidc; A. Il. Ivey. Brantford; Wm. M. Mclienzio, llcrlin;

John Mchenn, Sourls; J. A. Mac-

donald, Cttrdigaii; E. Walker, ltollo Bay; lt. J. Lutes, Freeland; licrbert Howatt. St Eleanors; R. G. Bishop, J. E. Green, J. Reid, W. Il. Caiiipbell, E. W. Young, St John; A. li. Locke. Suniinerside; Percy il. Carver. 1"- ('- Russoll, Mrs illctioriniick, Boston; E.

G. WaQ‘sell_ 'l`. t‘. McGovern, \V. 1-l. Vaugliiii, G. Powell, Toronto; D. S. Caiiipliéll, Sackville; 'l`. J. Donnhoe, itoseiicnth; \’l.-'. A. Wnllkcr, hloiictoii; S. A. Hiltz, ilnlifiix; F. (). Vundell, llriiinpton, Ont.; E. O. Fulton, ’I`ru‘ro.

QUEEN.

L. N. McKinnon, Moiitngiie: R. \\-'.

Stewart, llrudencll; D. S. l~‘riiser, Tyne Valley; ldn Robertson, Chester, N. S.; Angus Rankin, Stollarton, N S.; Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Doyle. City; John lllciutrds. Illdeford; J. \V. Mc- Ifenn, New Glaseow; R. T. '1‘nvltn', Moncton; Rev. Jas. McDougall, `Cape Traverse.

Geo. Forbes, Vernon; Alex. Martin,

Vulleylleld; Misa Ii. Ii. Cowan, Mt. Stewart; Geo. id, (lofi, Wootlvillo Mills; Aileen l<‘inalaysoii, Mary Finn- luyson, Eldon; J. A, Gaudet. llopo River; D. McMillan. Wood islands; Geo. Partridge. Ottawa; G. I-l. Myers. Brudenell; J. S. Archlbanlld, St John; John Leturgey, Suniniersitle.

REVERE.

John E. Potts, J. llentlrockcn, Miss

A. Meiianold, Boston; R. R. Jenkims, Georgetown; ii. 1-ioinphlll, Pictou, N.S.; T. W. McDonald. Georgetown; L. H. Brohaut, Murriiy lliirbour; ll. I. Leonard, St John; .l. R. lloycc, C. W. Crosby, Bonshuw; Iticliurd Carver, S. Brown, York; Ferguii i`. "Russell,

I 4 -

i

A

Tone' Up !

Not Drugs- Food Dots it

-wholesome, appetizing

. food that puts life and

vigor into bne,but doe`sn’t clog the system.

Such 'a ‘food is

- GRAPE-NUTS

The entire'

group. 25 enrolled; Sunday .morning |1ie5tlngs, (10 to 10.45, attends ce 38 to 55, two schools held; gymglllmn

_ FOUND

`F`6Uri"i5-4-sMAi_i.` sum 'or iv|oNEv

hctwt-i>n lltiniinoiid l{r-ll_\:`:; mid llllls- horoiigli llrlilizl-. Uwuei' iniijf lint-e by provliig saline :intl p:i_\.iu:: ox- p¢\ng(1_g, Apply io (Ilnrlyu 'I`ow|i.~'- ht-nd, Rocky l’oii‘t

yours old as an apprentice. A to W. N. Tanton, Watclimnker.

6014-10-1

mil

2Mtr.

Y meal. _

t 9311- J-,_.E-.L '“

Applv hcic

TO LET ROOMS FURNISHED

iiiifiiriiislicd. Gcntleiiion prcfi:

101

ro LET El? -3

. » I

' sooo .ante ‘ ' vi `,',ll

g-_-_-1 __4;.._-.1 -- _ - -_e .- 1., . _ -f '- ' ' tournaments belnh formed: billiard

WIHTED 9 do to' cooperate 'in carryihg on our

_|“Ot|C9 -~ -f- ----~~--- - .. work at this critical time - gi e

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E`lv\PLovMEN‘r WANTEU ev AN / Gr!

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i~}xporlence:l Clerk with good educa- - 11.15.-gg An ° tion. best of i-_eferonces and not ‘-' Hg;-ugh” afraid of work, Apply to X, 151 _'_ _ - ',\"{j_",|_.', Kant. Street.

class twice a week, 26 enrolled; .friendly hour after Church -Sunday `ovenlng. For men: gymnasium class twice a_ week, 20 _eiirolled; leaders squad lu training; shower baths and lockers; ' _reading-room. newspapers and magazines; week of interoesaory

- Long Baked, easily digested, ready to eat; an ideal food with cream or

, milk. and fine inmany

prayer for soldiers, Oct. 5 to 10; series ot Sunday meetings being ar- ranged howling a ly! renovated,

tables -Anything you my U able to

l combinations. ‘

“'l‘here’s a Reason’.’

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Grape-Nuts

, -sold by grocers

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Manchester, England; l’. G. (ltirver, iloston; A. A. Rlcliardson, llull, Eng- land; L. (I. Hayden, Vernon; (‘hus. iloull, Carleton; J. ll. Myers, lluinp- ton; T. A. Mclvor, Kliikorii; W. K. Juincs, (fliiis. ld. Mctfull, Guelph; li. E. Murphy, St John; ll. l~‘. i‘olioon, North Syiliioy; John \\":iri‘eii, llnllfitx.

IlPl|llllS_lI_H[lUllNS

Foxman Tells ofthe.-_C.Qhfid' ence Felt in the Fox lndus- try as ths iiesultof the Di- vidends Paid

Mr. E. ll. Noyes, of Boston, who at-

tends to the business of the lliassiicliu- setts Fox Ext-luingc on thc inrilitlaiid. is nt present in (‘harlottt~towii on hus- iness. lic reports liiiviur.: itold ten pairs ot’ thc lilgli-izrnilc crosses to ai new conipiiny who arc builiilni; ii ranch in lliilifux t'otiiil,\'.- .\li'. .\`o_\'cs states that thc focliiu; whit-li pi't\viiils in Novii Stzutiu in i~t'i','zirtl to tht- fox industi’_\' und t'ur l`iii'niiiig giiiioriilly is optimistic. and thut the pifoplo take tho inuttei' seriously. looking upon the busiiiess us one iliiit hair. coine tn re- main ii fixture. They :irc uuitt- enthus- iastic in their fziith in the future oi' the iiitlustry. The proper udjtistiiieiit oi' supply and deniaiul uniiiti' pres:-nt ub- norninl conditions, hc status. will hurt* thc cll'cct ol' hriniziiig prices to :i level that will iniikc for the ultiiintlc good of the business its a le;;itiniiitt-, coin niorcinl indtistry. Voiiipuiiies whit-li huvc bt-cn .soiitiiiig otit dividciiil cliet'l<.=: to Shttt‘clioltlc|'i; in Nova Scotia, New liriinswlck :intl thc States have tionv much to revive coiilitloiitio. 'l`ho fitcl that tho divitlciuls nie sniiillei' than they were cxpcctctl to be docs not seein to worry slitii'el\oldci's; that they are rctzeiviiig rliviilciuln sutlslice-i tlicni und iilciisoi-i llioni. Mr. Noyos lirinly bt-licvcs that tho iiit-thotl of pziyiiig dividends ln piirt now and ii turlhi-r liii-itiiliiieiit lnlcr. evcn though It muy now bo done through tit-cc:~n~iity. is really tho best wny oi' liuiidling tht- niuttei' and ought to liiivo been thi' wiiy tliviileiids should iiliviiys have bcoii puid. ’l`o piiy sciiii-uuiiiuil divi- deiids iiiattt-:ul ot` divlilciids in lump aunts puts thc lox liiisliit-ss on ii toot- iui.: wltli otlicl' iiulustrii-s :ind is prt~-- t`ci'iibl<-. 'l`l\t~ socoiiil h|t|l`-yciirly pity- uit-iit would he iutult- ln illuy or Juno, just ut at tlinc wlu-n thu fox iiuliiidry Is iiluays inorv or less stiigiiitiil; and nloncy d|sIrihuti~il tht-ii will do inucli lo inuiiilziln iiitcrcnt und stiinulutt- stock ptircliaisliig. Stuvlt st-llint: in the Slnlc.-a wus iiiirloiil>lctll_\' sliickiiig ol`|' in .-\u|:ust :ind :lt-ptcnilicr, Init it hits lllcltvil up npprl-clzilily since the dis- ti~ibul.lon ol` ilivitlonil cliecks. Mr. Noy|~,~i asserts his lit-llt~I` thnt the slot-k stile:-i front now on will bc in direct proportion to the nuinbcr of ilivldeiuls piiid rather lhiin to tho iiiiiouut of eiich dividend; it is not large iiidivltliml iiinountii ot' divitlt,-nds that count its much as the iiulinher of tlividiuitls paid by the conipttnies in thi- ileld. Largo dividends paid once it yeiir have nevor niudo the annie iitiprusslon on the mm. servative, lntolllguitt Anicrlciin lnvoat- or ua they have inode on the Island Anil D9\‘hi\DB Caiiudiaii investor. They have imbued tho investor ln the Stiites with the tooling that thcso oiiormum., dlvliloinls, while pcrfectly ti-un, ymw, been thc result of ru'cltlt~,iit or' Hood luck ruther than the sit-tidy viiriiliign duo to consistent hiiftliiczis operations.

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r|E\.o DAY spam-5_

, The l\'~‘m=lntnmi /\ui»u- ~ `tlielr annual Field l)ny`.;p¢;r¢i;‘,\,l,l,) day, Oct. l2tli at the (‘|ub grounds Will! Kreat success. '

This (`|llll. although nm

1 yet two yrears old, ls quickly coming to the

ont with th b t

tlcna ln Prine?-. E?l:vnTilhiEhiiid0hTiTl“hT' among its members many atliloteg wall known to the public, lncludln M James Pondergaat wh is 8 r'

tio promoter, beside: inhiiyensggsat

members who will ` ,tumor in the itiiistin iyriiiefi day "°'f’

ed by Piper lVliicQuoei\ ol' ffluirlotio. town, which was greatly i'ip|ii‘ot~iiit.itt by :ill pri-si\,iit.

l-‘ii-sl, second und third prizes were

ii\\'ui'dcd iii oiiieli event und :in Mr, Thou, lloniilioc, who so iihly distribut- ed thein can lcstlt'_v, catch und 1-vert' one wus quite wortliy- of the coiitciul- ing :spirit that prcvililctl iiiiiuni; the coiiipetitoirs. _. . .

Exhibition fonts were given by Mr,

Jaiiics l'eiidcrgust, A. I.. ltogt-.rs :tml ll. W. 'l`ii.ylor, who 'wore not ulloweil to compete.

EVENTS; '

Shot pul.-D J Matheson, Briidnl-

liiino, 38.0; R Siinrp. Suinnicrside, 37.4; li Slit-eliuii, Keiisingtoii, 33.8.

'l`lirowiiii: heavy liiininii-r: D J

Miitliesoii, 71,0; li Sliechtin, 00.4; i\ Allcn, Suniinersidc, 67.5.

230 yards run: l) J Mallitiitoii, 20

st-c; Win Protitt, Murgate; llugli Mc- Kay, (‘liiii'lut.tctowii. _

440 _vurds run: Wm Proiltt, 59 sees;

Don Stewart, Suinmerside; John Soni- ers. Kensingtoii.

(inc inilo rtin: \\'ulter Mticl{eii7.it=,

llmtlalliitiic. 5 min; Dotigltts i’roiltt, l\ii\i'gaite; ld ii Pldgoon, Kensington. .

100 yards dash: D J Alatliesoih 11

st-c; lluizh !\lcl{uy; Keith (`oinptoii, .\.ti!.iii.cr.-iitlc.

220 _vurtlu junior: Douglas i’rolllt, 30

sec; l.lo_vd Gullfuil, Kensington; hi- graiin .liirdine, Kult.-iiiigton.

'l`lii‘o\viin.: liiisulmll t`or ilisiiint-i=;

Ilui~i‘y Warren, Kensiiigtoii; \\'ni. l|olt~y, Siiniincrsitlc; Koitli Couiplon.

llop. step :ind juinp: D J Mutliosou,

1l~l?l; lion Stewart, 34.2; John ’l`lioinp`- roii, ltciisltvzloii, 33.2.

l’oli~ vuult: .lnincs 'l`uplin, New .-'\n-

iuili. 8.1!: U J lllzitlieson, llurry \\'iii'- .(‘ll.

Illizli jump: llzirry Warren, 5 ft.;

A Slim-liun, Kenslngtoii; Win l’roiitt.

Stuiidiiu; liroiui junip: R Sharp, 0.5;

l-I Illut-lllurtio Kelvin; A Sliecliitii.

'I`o.-tsiiig Faber: l) J Matheson, Il|l.!l;

\\' Mclicnzic, 35.9: J ll Proiitt, It-5.7.

'l`liro\-.-'liig tlisciis: R Sharp, 77.2; IC

ll Pidgoon, 75.4; F V Lynda, l{eiisln;:- lon, 74.

There is no noed to suiler the

annoying, excruciating pain of neuriilgia; 8loan'a Liniment lrud

on aontly will soothe tho aching hen like magic. Don’t dcliiy. 'l‘ry it at once.

Hou What Others Sa!

i

, A very pleasing feature of ¢|

'wa' thi’ "lmlllly bit o"music" f\llT‘nl‘:lT '

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