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the Georgetown Guardian Represen- tlltlve.

THE N||l|lARY

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OTTAWA, Oct. 22.--The military

sub-cclmmittee composed of Major Ge. nerlll B. C. Mewburn. Major General (lwntkin. Surgeon General Fotherlng. lllnn, Colonel M'clnnes and Captain Tyllllale. which acts in an 'advisory nn. pouity to the Military Service Council, loday issued a pamphlet containing in- stlllctionstfor local military repre. scllillllves, as well as many explana- tions of the attitulie they are to time bcfiore the tribullals.

.liucil interesting information is gi-

ven ill the forlu of question and aus- wcr. One ls, ‘.‘What will be the posi- tion ofa man who has been granted n certificate by the tribunal?"

Answer: “lf an applicant makes sn-

lisilmtory proof to thc- tribunal oi’ his right to exemption, a certificate will llc issued to him exempting from imi- litllry service or certain kinds of mi. litllry .service as follows:

i-A certificate granted _,on the

grounds of thc- applicant -being edu- :-lltl-.ll or trained for special work, or ln- llonlestic position that serious

ll.ll'll»;llip would ensue ii' he were cadi- <-d out or service, will be u temporary l-wliilcrate only. __

2----A certificate granted on the

grollllds of conscientious objections will cxenlpt the holder fronl com- iillllnlt service- only, so that he will ln- llllllie for service in any noncom- bllnlllf branch of the arnly, such -as the llrlny service or the nrnly medical

i~ul'ps.

I;-~Any other certificate may _also

be conditional, either as to time- or otlllwwise.

4-Any certificate whether condi-

llolllll, or not, nl-lly at any time be re- lluwl-ll, varied or withdrawn by the irillullnl which issued it."

YOUR FRIENDS can buy

anything you can give

them»except your photograph

Make an appointment today

The Cook’s Studio

New DesBl-isav Block

Be With Them

Make the boys at the

front happy by sending your photo for Xiaas. Make the appointment at once at

lf he Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studia;

Good Photography Moderate Prices. -_ Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography _

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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Colored Boots $5.00 a palr

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The newest shoes for Fall are o colored Felt high cut laced Ots we are showing. They wear well, Fit nicely. ond looking and comfortable.

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F§wm'Grey and Dark Brown. ,_ "|¥ $5.00 a pair.

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Alley & co. ‘

..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT ll Glllrd-

HE CAPTURED A ZEPPEL~iN WITH ONLV HIS SHOT GUN

BOURNONNE LES BAlNS, France.

Oct. 24.-The L-49, the only Zeppelin to fall into the hands of the Allies in- tact, struck its colors to the shot sun of a local workmen named Boit- ‘e-ux, Lieutenant Lafargue. of the "Crocodile" esquadrille, winged the Zelipelin, forcing it to land:

About 9.30 o'clock Saturday morll~.

ins Boiteux was walking in a field with n dog and a gun when he heard the sound oi' motors. He looked up and saw the Zeppelin surrounded 1:y airplanes which were penr.el<lng it.- ’l`he 'monster was flying vory slowi and very low. Suddenly the bows dlp- - ped into a clump of trees and' the air- Hhip came to a standstill subsiding gently across a narrow ravine in the bottom of which runs a brook.

'rrled to sez lt an Fire '

"Immediately," said M. Boiteux, “the nineteen men of the crew. clambered to -the ground. The last to leae, who I afterwards found "as the captain, lined them up in good order and said something to them, probably his last instructions. -

"He then nred' n pistol into the

envelope. l at once grasped that he intended to set fire to the Zeppelin ami determined to stop hiln nt any cost. l was about 30 yards away iroln him. l loaded my gun with bucksllot and shouted: `

"'Stop that or I will do sonle

shooting’.

"The threat was enough, the cap-

tain dropped his gun, threw, up his hands and' cried: 'Kameradl Knmer-

adl' The men remained perfectly quiet covered -by my gun until ll crowd colmcted when they were put under ll good guard. The captain seemed furious nt his fate, but tile men seemed enchanted with the nd- venture.”

General de Castelnau and' M. u-

nlesnil, Under-'Secretary for Avia- tion, who visited the Zeppelin Sun- day morning, congratulated Bolteux on his plesence of mind and enter- prising courage which preserved the airship which will be a fruitful source of study for French neronu- ticlll experts. He will be given sult- uhle recognition by the Government.

The L-49 -has five motors of 250

horsepower each, and foul' cars, till 'middle ones of which contain two of the engines and ull the levers and' instruments. The small balloon had a total capacity of 25,000 cubic metres. The nirship was able to make 50 or 65 miles an hour.

The L49 was a. naval nirship of

the most recent type, was fitted with all latest improvements and was al- most brand new.

PRISONERS OF WAR CHRISTMAS ' \ FUND.

Collected by Mrs. John H. Bry-

ant Ellerslie: `

11.00 each, John H. Bryant, Martin

l'1.amer, Chas. R. Inman, Mrs-. Wm. Matthews; 50c each Mrs. K. Shar- bell, Mrs. Havelock Bryant. I

25c each, Richard Bigger, Samuel

Cotton. Philip Williams, Wm. Har- vey, Mrs. John Campbell, Duganl Mcliachern.

Mr. Clark & Son, North Wiltshire

$2.00; North Bedeque Red Cross $2.00. - 847.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Buckwheat, bus. '75 to $1.00 Barley, bus .. _.80 to 85 Butter. creamery, lb ` _ . . . . . . ._.44 Butter, dairy, lb . . . . . . . ._.39 to 40 Calfskins, lb . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . ... .22 Eggs, doz _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .._-i0 Fowl, lb _ . . . . . _ . . . . . ... 16 to 20 Hay, pressed, ton . . . . . ...$11 tn $13 Hay, loose, ton .. _.$10 to $11 Hides, lb. ... _ ....15 to 16 Lamb pelts, each ._ ..40 to 80 Oats, wllilte, bus.. . .. _.70 Oots, hla°ck, bus. ......73 Potatoes. bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.85 Pork, organs att. lb. 18 to 19% Straw, loose, ton . . . ._.$6.00 to $6.50 Turnips, bus. __ _....20 Wheat. bus. . . . _ $1.75 to $2.25 Wool, washed, ill. ....75 Wool. unwashed, lh. _.55

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Polltlcal___lVleeting

Meetings of the Electors of the

Second District of King's County will be held in the following places:

Monticello, School House, Monday.

October 29th.

St, Peter’s Hall. Tuesday, October

30th.

MordlL Hall, Wednesday, ,- October,

31st. I realres’ _smlnn Hall, Friday, Nov-. amber 2nd. ` » St. Andrews, at Cherry Hill

School, Monday, November 5th.

All meetings will be held at the

time of 7.80 p. m.

lo be present.

ROD’K J. McDONALD, M.D.

ian agent tor Annandale and ¥lr_h‘.lLy.'t?-

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War has played havoc 'withprices in the great *wooll-en industries of Great Britain. ll/lany Clothiers and Tailors in Canada are unable to? give their customers clothes at regular prices. Despite these facts the English & Ecotch Woollen Co., however will

_s_‘.ick~to the old price.

We foresaw the sieaclv advance in price of l3l°2ti3l'f. woollens. Many

months ago we placed some of the best Qld Country mills under contract. Ow"lin.g t0 the contracts we-were fortunate enoug_h_ t0 make, we are able to supply our customers all ov-cr the Dominion under present conditions without acldl a dollar to our _s_ta_nclard price of $15 for a Made-to-Measure Suit or Overcoat. Uwlng _t0 our splendid position financially and the arrangements we have with Old Country mills, we can give our customers the same quality of Suit or .Overcoat Made-to-l\'leasu1‘@ at $15`|Cl‘l3`f We haw? alWaY5 given---the clothes that maclethe English Scotch Wollen Co. the fastest growing tailoring organization ln they Domlr_1l<_>l1» Men ‘flll receive the' salnegoocl tailoring, the_same ihonest llnlngs and trim- mings, and the most modern designing and Style at $15» the Same old price.

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We could easily have taken advantage of war conditions that exls; _to ask a higher price for our clothes, and thus make profit out od the buying public, but we prefer to stand by our customers an stick to the old price as long as we can. 4 A

-We believe that in selling our customers their clothes at the same price, $15, notwith- standing the price British woollens are selling for everywhere today, we ar_e rendefilig them a service that they will appreciate. Clothiers and tailors all over Canada are raising their prices. Some of our Branch Managers thought perhaps We 315° shmfld do so. .After considering, however, they all agreed with the executive that maln- taining our price is the most patriotic policy; we could follow.

lf., however.. it ever comes to 2 question where *we must raise 0\\\' P\`i¢¢ 0*' "°d“°° _‘Ll-2' standard of value, we shall most certainly adv-ance the price. ln the meantime, we are giving the greatest .tailoring value in the Dominion, without question. Customers

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