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ligeate series between St. Dunstan und Prince of Wales College was pla

HOUSEHOLD TABLE with pastry,

The second game ln the lntercog- IT PAYS to buy in this province

'yell Saturday afternoon on the A. A. A. grounds. There was a larg

"SAY NOT THE S'l`l{UGGLE

icake, bread, jam. chow-chow, pickles,

crowd ot Interested spectators and mmdy' etc" al St' James tea °“ FW

the rooters from the respective Co- leges afforded n great deal of enter- tainment and possibly some inspi-

day next; 6200.

PATRIOTISM AND PLEASURE

'COMBINED by attending the lecture

PROFITABLE _8ALE.-The lad-

ies of Z_l0Ii held a very profit.- able sale of fancy aking in the school room on Saturday afternoon which was widely patroaized and a goodly sum was realized. ‘ _ -

YOU CAN HEI-P,THE CANADIAN ATRIOTIG 'FUND' and at the same

NAl.`GH'l` AVAILETI-1.' '

By .\. I7. G. What thou hast given in love thou

faint and far.”

The patience and the toil are not

in vain. .

What thou hast given in low thou

shalt regain

1! not on earth, on some <li\'int>r star. Sometimes, as through n portal ll-it ,. 858'. The soul peers outward with Ill-

umined eyos

To H, dim shore it lcaps to ,recog-

nize

\\'here_the first fountains of its bein;

are. _

And, it the worker seem to work for

naught.,

At worst his life is but H stnnll

disease

' Fretting the breast of Timc,

That Death may cure;

God-, with at hood most pitiful und

to a fair hence

ration for tlleir frieinis. The game proved “tt longwvay to 'l`ipperarcy"

on the Country ofthe French Chateaux

but both sides arrived each with by MBI" Barnett' in the Bapum' three points to their rcctlit. lt was chmch wnight' The 'p"°°°ed° 8° ‘O

cltura-u'terize<l throughtout by bril-

the Canadian Patriotic Fund. 6178.

liant and lust open play. The casual- f

ty list was lurgc tho nmhuluntze and the patrol \\'agous were both in at

it-Inlallcc und rcgl‘cttuhl_\' the reiore haul to rolntnuntl thc svrviccs of bot duling the .~'c<'ond hnif ol' tho guule, 0II

ul' lin- collllluulllls, lluvinlr hvcu car

ried oil' null the otln-r ortlvI'cd 0 The third gnlnlf which will hc phtye next lveek, ought to tlruw u lnrg

cIu\\'Il us it will probably he thc dc-

cidinl: game in the series.

Mr \\`. G. (‘umeton of St Dunstan`

College rclcreoll the game with his usual good judgement and impartin-

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:\I.~\IIIi.II), (ict, 2-I.-_\ son was llgpn

sure, lthls Inl~rIIin',; to Quccn Victoria of

Leads him at last, through llruth,_'Spuit1.

By deatb’s birth-labor :I-»t to.. dearly'

bought. ___#

preserves the tooth, the dcliglltlulIanlbussullor, t‘ouul iit\rIIstorfl`, sn

.~‘lJDern\iIit flavor 5\\'cctt-its llielltr-du_\' lhnl .curly ill thc liuropcttn

Ereutll. I`se this preparation, lt isI\\;ir llc hull nsstlrctl thc Vnitcd Slutc -.-taranteetl to givc sutistnctiotl. .\luc- Govcrllnlcnt ilutl. wllzitcver would h

'innon Drug t`o lotncr Great Ceoige

1-. .. I ' \ ' _ _' ~ ' ' ly :ind Kent streets. mo 'would respect the Monroe Doctrine.

the outtomo nl' the tontlitt, Gernint

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ll is proposl-ll to offer u colupositc buttery of llcuvy

.»\I`lilcry lroin l’rinrc l<]ll\\':trd lslalinl for service in Etlropc-~ thc Bnttl-ry lo lic colnposctl of uicmhers of the P.l<l. lclulni I-lc:1vyl%rigullt-, t'lInrlotlcto\\'n, :Ind the 'l`l\irty-scvctlilt l<`i<-in lluitcry ol Moutnglic and Souris. A number of oflir-1-rs. tion-cominizssioucd ofli<'<\r,- und gilnucrs have already volun- tccrcd. lull to bring lhc batteries up to war strength and in

» also form nu nInInunitI.':n coluluu it will he neccssury to

socllrc up\\';trd.<. ol` one hutnlrod rocruits in addition to tliosv who have nlrcndy voluniecrcll. Applications will he taken from recruits with or without military cxpcrlcIi<‘c, as it is thc expcctatioll that sufficient drill will bc given thc Bnltcr_v before pro<'cellII_g to thc t`rout to mukv cucll nlember _offici- ent. As soon ns snfli<'icnl. voltllitecrs huvc handed in their names the proposed ll:1tter_v will be submitted to head- quarters for approval. ll is hopcd lhal thc renuirell Iiiunber of men will cotuc l`or\\';lrd quickly.

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LAID TO REST.-The funeral o

_ the lute Mrs. J. A. Matheson took _ place from her late residence, Prince

,L street, vestcrdav afternoon, to St.

_‘, l’uui’s Episcopal Church. thence to _' thc l’cople`s Cemetery. and was very

largely attended. The service at the

(fi t‘liurch was conducted by Rev. T. W.

(_ Murphy who, assisted by Rev. Geo. C.

Taylor, ofiiciatcd at the grave. The tlowcrs were numerous and beauti- ful. The following. were the pall- bcnrers: Mr. Justice Haazard. Mr. A. A. McLean. Mr. Horace Haszard, Capt. 'l`. G. Taylor, l\lr. C. H. B. Longworth and Dr. Anderson.

(Tonic and make it generous. 0191

S K/uses I=rtocTEn sv

LONDON. Oct. 2~i.~l-`rcdcrick Ren

Petrogrutl, lclcgrupils:

concur in thc l(uiscr`s urrivul att"/.cn stocliow. The grounds of thc clul

and roof:-d with wlrv netting, like tl enormous cugc for I`nlI<'_v birds. I-l llhluus und ncroplunc stlimdron ar l1lInI'l<\I‘c<l outside.

“'l`hc Iul\.\'.t uot:~.hlc i`cui\Irc oi` thc but

ol' Austrian rcgitncnts southward of| l’I'zcIn_\ sl to meet thc unhrokcu succes- sion of del’euts. Yesterday an entirei lluttulion, with officers and machine lxunn, surrcmlcrcd intact.

"’l`l\i:¢ hopeless procedure in u sch

t-Inc r'\'iIl<-Iitly intclnlvd to' outfiank ltussia's cxlrctnc lcft is having :I par- nI_\'ziI\g ci`i`t-ct on the Gerlnun move

ting continues _between sepurntc forces ui thrcc points, about sixty miles \\'¢-.=l\v;\I'<i und considerably south of \\`a\r:;uw."

____i__._’__.

FERRY CAPTAlN'S CERTIFICATE IS SUSPENDED FOR THIRTY DAYS

il.-\l.ll<`.-\.\'. October 24.-i<`or thirty

days thc certificate of the cnptnin oi' thc t`crr_\' stcumcr (`helt»\n'to, which was in collision with the stcuiner Minia se- vernl weeks ago, has been surspc-nded according to the finding by thc wrecl

LECTURE-The Chateaux district

of Franco-a land of pure delight, of castles stormed. of cities freed, of llccp design und daring deed will be eloquently described by Major Bartlett on Monday evening. in the main au- dience room of the Baptist (`hurch. Magnificent views will be presented under the charge of Mr. Walter Burke. i`uII:tdiutI Patriotic League receives the proceeds ot' the silver collection.

° wing c/xos FRONT

net, thc lluily News correspondent at

“StatclucIIls front scvcrul sources

whcrc he and 'his suitc are staying are inclosed with :I high barbed wire fence

iI_;|nry force on the continent has more e'to fear from the bacilli oi- typhoid

lvl now raging ull along thc Russian fOr ftlllff-0%” tll0UB8l'l<l of thc twenty-

gme enjoy a literary treat by attend- ing the lecture by, Major Bartlett on the French Chateaux, in the Baptist

School Room on Monday evening. 8

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TONIGHTS LECTURE-The Match less Chateaux district of France will be ¢l0<lU€Dtly described by Major Bartlett in the Baptist Church to- night. Splendid views will illustrate this lecture. There will be a silver collection at door-the public is in- vited to make this as generous as possible as proceeds go to the Can- adian Patriotic League. 6212.

HOSPITAL WORK IN ENGLAND. ,I.oNpoN, oct. 20.-sir swtniam OSACF. Regina Pratessor of Medicine at Oxford, and .since the beginning of the war_ in close supervisory touch with the hospitabworlt in England, said todayt _

"I think this wx-u‘_wi1| get H new

l”€C0l‘d for low nl-ortality among the wounded. ‘ Formerly, with the best, fi1`S_t uidlaud hospital work, .1 mor- tailty record of 5 or 6 per cent, gi

was consid-ered creditable. Up to date there has been but one fatality out of more than seven hundred woun<led'who gave reached the bascl hospital at Oxtord. The death was .caused by tetanus. -f

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. '. 3 .Pells --j

A - Featuring -

Sonie Fun. . ' While the Band Played _ . . and .Some More '

v' -

.wi-m1f<¢d.Br<;mm¢»t.. =` ‘ T Expenente A

PEoPLE’s THEATRE.. ,Wir _

. .1 i‘,_--' ' ` . ---H-&. _ `."Bu'f t'here’s nothing unlucky in this numbf-51° ,

. #THE si-:`s'r YET-

A ~ I-Iaitnllt I-Isles: I-Ines: I-lata: '

Allthe l_atest styles in Millinery arrive at “Our Mutual Girls" home-from the fjanzous shop of l . _. __ Louise, She tnesjthem on_ and whoever sees them must gain an accurate idea of the

' ` 'latest mandates of Millmery Fashion _ _

i I, w. H. McKay

' over the world

.- Who has walked all I A

. _ _ _ _, ~ _

_A_-thrilling »Westem.n`ielodfama ,. Wm 'amvsferv‘of‘Cripple‘ Creek ~ »

- ' Talk on his

He is on a visit to his home here

' Almoscan Outrage-~~ . ‘ if '

_ Give

Watch For

New York

Him a rousing

_ Our War Series jRe¢eI>ti0n

those who ,reached the base hospitalnl . DlI'€Ct fl'0fTl “StI`dl’ld” Theatre

N01? I

-u-!l`iT»T"'\ Ah-~_.',\

- The Largest and -Most Comfortable Theatre

"The result is partly due to the

self-sterilizatioll of the modern high velocity bullets, and partly to em- cient field first aid. I have yet to non a “'0llHd inflicted by cither u; dum dum or un explosive bullet.

"lf the experience of the past.

,counts for nav-thing, the expedition-

tfever than from bullets or bayonet.-I. :In thc Boer \i'u.r, bacilli accounted

Gooo sE`NTsNcEs. '

Here are Quotatioy From Many

Autho s.

I always seek the good that is III

people and leave the bud to }liIu who luude Inunkind und knows how to round oil' the corucrs.-~-Goetlicfa l\fotl\cI‘. _

There in no grief without' some

great provision to soften its intense~

inf-nts in central Poland, where flghzl H-‘H Iliihtmg forces Should 'luke

lrunl is the continucd pouring forth-;t\\'u thousand lives lost.

“I have never seen n group of re-

cruits marching to it depot without mcntal1y|ns»ting what percentage will die legitimate and honorable deaths from wounds, and what percentage will perish miserably from the nc- .EICCC of ordinary sanitary precau- tions. . -

ndvnntage of the knowledge that the lnnnan body can- be protected' from typhoid fever by vaccination. The success of this .measure in the arming of the United States and France is proving it. I do~iiot. fear that typh- oid 'lever 'wil1» 'break out ‘in the camps 'in Englnnd.‘lThere is little of ‘thc dist-use in England, but this is ‘not so in the large areas of the con- tinental tbentrc of war, _

"And then, with the coming of

winter, the prevention of 'pneumonia will be.a problclu. It cannot be pre- vented, like dyscntet‘\' by the con-

ness.-G. ll. Prentice.

Humor i_s thc disinfectant of emo-

tion. lt’ women could keep their sense of humor wl\cII they fell in love mar- riage would he turned from n weary pilgrimage through u \\"u.~ite oi` it-z\I's into at shining El Dorado.-Miss Cou- stnnce Sniedley.

Sleep is a soveroigu cure t`or most

troubles.-Eiffel liuwrence.

Speak clearly il' you speak ut ull, , Carve every word before you let it

fall. ~llolnIes.

llcuvou sends us good mont, but lilo

dcvll solid:-I us coolts.-~(.lnrI'i<'lt.

The inability to secure solitude and

silence is the pressing curse oi' modern life.-Arthur Pendcnys.

_Life is 11 comedy to those who

Ulmki H Uagédb' to those who feel.-- iuniily Post. ‘

The schoolmastcr is generally a

man, who having learned to teach, HHS 10113 HBO reused to learn.-Jiidgc Parry.

Opportunities seldom come at the

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Volunteers will please hand in their names to any of

thc folnwing ofliccrs:- l 3 ,lmm

' 'l.it>I|l.-(`ol. A. tl. l’i~T.\l{l~). t‘lmr'loitcto\vtl.

Mnjor 1'. lildltlll. i`l|nrloltcto\\'I\.

Ivlztjor t'. l.. l\II~l(.\Y, (`llurlottcto\vIl.

,\p,]m» A, 'i‘. l\lcI{.»\Y, .\-lonlnguc.

IIIII .

gy null it wus thc first hon! across i lilo Iuurlling. llc ovl-r-rnn__‘ln\ \\'liuri` i tho mist und t‘I‘I\sI\<'rl into tho Minh

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t`aiptniII .»\. F. l\ll'Ql`.»\ll>, S0lll`iS.

Captain D, A. l\l;u-l{l.\'N()I\'. t`liurlottotowu. _

0209-10-26Intf

dock. The terry hit thc stcunicr :us

which was moored alongside the next d h d n_ht_n__ i cold __d ____in_,,

t v . . f

coInmissioncrs` int1lIiry,held _vcsterduy scientious boiling of all the water aftcrlloon. The c\'i\lf~nce ot' seven wit- drunk. fllnny people carry pneumonia uesscs was hoard and the cnptuin gc;-U-,3_ with them _whigh “re ha;-,mlegg found to hlnmc. The defcllsn of the as lung Us the ,soldier is in gum-1 cuptniu \\'ns that thc \'.'c:-.tllcr was fog-. ,.0ndlti0n_ but which _make their way

“ to the lungs when the resisting pow- " ers of the body are lowered by ox- Liposure incident upon lang mnrchcs E an ar L ,, n n

moment we most desire them.-ll. IC. Rensburg.

One obtains success today more by

thc noise that one makes than by thc talent that one lias.-Dtlomml l’uilleI'on.

FOUR OF THE WAY./\` 5

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- collision left for Sydney last evcnin

" (faptnin Neil .Hall, thc port. wttrdc

` JACK

Is Likely

l War

advise

Stove Department, before purch- asing elsewhere. Wc can save you money. '

FROST _ to Declare Soon

Are You Prepared For This Invasion If Not, Better Buy Your Base Burner Now

You know this is the time of

year to be thinking about how you arc going to heat your Rooms, what kind of a stove you need, etc. We handle the old Reliable New Burrell-Johnson make, which arc the heaviest and best finished Silver Moons on the market to-day. Come in and select yours before the cold weather sets in. In the Winter when the north winds come whistling around your house. you will thank us for telling you about the New Silver Moon.

Prices:- With Revertible No. 10. _ .....$l4.00 Flue No.1l......$l5.00 No.l1....,.$2l.00 No. 12......$l7.00 No.12......$25.00

lf you want a Stove, Range,

Heater or Base Bumer, we would

you to look through our _

und Captain Flcnlniing were nssoci

' quiry and took tho evidence ot' the w

nesses during the morning.

IUII IIIVWIIIIS PAIIl

lutcr:

dy paid as posted iII the olllco ot' th Canaria Fox idxcliutlgc.

(More soon

Rayner International . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

later.

Rayner Stonehurst. Silver

Rayner Clarke & I-lnrlow

B. l. Rayner, West Gore,

(More soon)

Upton .....................cash, 10

' (More soon) ' Westmoreland Silver &

Patch Co. ......cash, 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . ............cash.15

(Added three pairs)

Crapaud Fox Company......cash, 40

Willow 'Hill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash New London Fox ana rnrm Lands.

Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more later. Royal......... . . . . . . . . . . . ...110 Dundas.... ,.300 cash and 200 stock Seal River.... ..l6 Diamond

k another tea for “SALADA" you may

m* profit than "SAI.ADA" shows him,and

; wllo conducted thc inquiry into the

S' Al)A" Tens are free of dust. All Pure af Virgin Ten Leaves.

ted with the cominissioucr in thc £_c_ENT_ST HNDS _ `

l“oxCo . . . . . . . . paid20

.paid 105

Black Prince Fox Co . . . . . . ._.paid --»» middle of eillnlted States. one arm Pure Canadian . ...cash, 60, stock 35 General Fur Farms, Ltd . . . ...paid 12

(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)

Mount Edward ..............paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murra Harbor . . . . . . . . . ...cash 30

l- was compelled to go into drydoc in order to undergo repairs. The da

’ age was covered by insurance.

Captain Demers, wreck commissionc

be sure his objjcct it to obtain larger

r you can be jjust as sure that the oth-

cr ten will be inferior in flavor and strength and remember that "SAL-

‘“"=f=r-v0\1r veil this autumn, \\'nh

There are' four distinct ways to.

tho small turbans it is worn mask- like across the upper _pnrf 91 the fum stopping just under the nose. This style is the "bobby vsi!.’f Another veil, the chin ve'il,_ stops just hu);

MANY NEW FOSSILS

New light is thrown on the history

of the North American continent millions of years ago by the discov- ery of 250 apparently new varieties ui' fossils by Dr. Chester Albert ltccds, of the Dcpt-Irtmcni. of Geology of thc American Museum ot' Natural llistory. who hun just rciurnctl from

The following iS l~ ‘ISA Of "'0m‘ nn expedition lo Oklahoma.

pnnics which have paid dividends on account. Most of tht-so companies cxpcct tu pay additional dividend

lt is likely that when the speci-

Inotls are critically examined it will bo found that nt lottst seventy-five kinds tcprcsotit forms of the life of

(lush dividends declared and alrea-_ Imp; “gn-nf whit-,h little in known,

S 'l`hnrc is two and u half tons of

thc fossils altogether. and when they

ll- 0- :irc prepared for the studios of scien-

Spring Park . . . . . . . . . . . ... .I0

) will provc of the greatest value to

Prince Albert

) iworld. -

lists and for exhibition purposes they

lhoslc who would read thc story of the

. fir. ilceds was formerly Assistntit

................Declared 40, paid 20 Stale Gcolo st for Oklahoma While R. J. McNeill Co... .cash 50, stock 50

.‘ gi. . _ a. student at .Yule he studied under Professor Schuchter, who has tiene mntnlt in bring before the public the

Fox Co. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...paid 200 prehistoric geography of this con-

tinent._The- discoveries made by Dr. Rcedrconflrtii the theory of his pre- ceptor that the sea once poured t,§;ppgh:rs._~ ea_t'V-shaped cnt in the

of hicli_'f_opvered_ New York State. wdlilc the tip of the other arm was the Oklahoma region. The Rocky Mountains were far above the ocean and some of the lesser ranges up over the surface of the seas.

Many of the fossils of New- ‘York

State and of Oklahoma are indeutical in appearance. There are numerous gastropnds, trilobites in new forms. graptolltes of a -new _species to science, which wlll"serve to form an interesting comparison in the ancient life of' two widely separated States.

BAKED DUMPL,NG8.

_Peel and core cooking apples. illlins

out biscuit

centres with sugar. Rpll dough rather thin and large to cover

the centre

wI_1y._l1et\vccn mouth and chin These [two are the season’s novelties and ‘arc not so wide as the ordinary Ivclls. '_I’he face vcll, of course, is wall ‘kl\0.“_"-A “M1 depends oIl.i§S mosh and IGOZBIIB for n_0Vl‘ll»y. The drape .veil _falls-front the but brim about thc _shoulders und is worn mostly ,gvcr `laI‘l:c hots. ' ‘

ln'thc “hol_Iby_" veil the tilct mesh

Ils_ c_t?fislde1_crl:Yl`ic smartest. Otie` of tu;,§l»id\»ts,i..,. ips ,, nearer. _dt time Il-Iquarcs nlicd 1II with tho vcil sun. This border t-otncs also in u gold or ,“‘i'“»°'t Allvthst 111°?-.”°ll».i=11f1°i»-.I bor- der with allowct' edge that resembles

I V,¢IVvéf1 band. Still .auot.her, filet veil ,nits at _des tm border these = tml.. .dotted in threes over ...thc e sur ace.

A _ycry ‘n0‘V€l~ve_il is the "su.lgman_

dvr. mode of the pretty, uneven ct-“_ qllnle net. _ One, large ramntfe figuri- -is arranged on_this veil so that it Ialmost covers one cheer. rn., denim, il large stlrnvd liayes _im-,i flowers, S so a\'l”Bl\ 0 H bo est c` _

|_¢;_l_'iB UN W5 Without covxieltiirfg 3 me salamander veils are wid; ones that can haugto the shoulders or be drawn up unuer the chin.

The “bobby” nose and chin veils

are not so wide as the regular hells and always have borders, Isven in the most inexpensive qualities. The Flor- in_e__veil is* an extremely fine -~ - net rather on the craquele order and can

igpltnce theltdne plain maline veil on

a accoun. _ Veils to°BIty\ are of textures that

iwill ststidfcareful. washing. A veil of good quality, is made ot tint-sr, Italian silk and can be rolled so' small. that it can in some cases be tucked into the palm of the glove, and because of the kind oi 'silk used

For automobillng there _.are the stunning barage veils that are wfbund .about the head like a turban and re- ,plaee B hat. They are often made up into hoodlike shapes with long" wide ends that can be wound around . in

way and are more-.easily 'The beauty of these veils

are thin enough bs go

[ns and think enough to

hair and yet allow' for

veils'

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'ovriitlimiierze

does not crumple. ,'

e very much* libs;

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Heavy Wool Wagon

ial Exhibition Prices.

Exhibition Prices.

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~ 85 Queen St.,

beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-

CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages

at special Exhibition Prices.

HARNESS and WHIPS--A swell line at special

You are in the City for pleasure we know, but

by giving us a little of your timewe can show you how to save money. “Money saved is money made.”

W. Grant & Co.

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Our Exhibit Of

Horse blankets will interest every person own-

ing a horse because they are the best quaiity,bought right and prices low, you better buy today and bene- lit by our special Exhibition prices.

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Wraps selected for their

Charlottetown,

L. _ ' H

_ Twenty-five cents.

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED AIIS.

` One cent per word first Insertion Inuhis column, half cent per word

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

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AGENTS WANTED l’I\IiI.Iit .It,vI\is

wanted. Send l'or caluloguu. Solar and broluido prints, portraits lint and cotlvcx, l`rumcs und shcct pic- turcs. Merchants Portrait. t‘o.. ’l‘ot'-

_ onto. ` tililli-10-2lIntii

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_._l’5,"l‘_";EllEL," _WANTED

YOUNG WOMEN DESIROUS OF

training t`oI' nltrscs colnlllllnicnio with thc Supcrilitcmlolit, l`ily llos-

__pltnl. Bath. i’i!l‘.l5-l0-7Inl2i A SMART o|RI_'cA~ 'sl-.cUi=t`I`="`K

good homo and wages by applying ni this ofllcr- ai ouch, 0072-I8-l4il\llf.

WANT_ED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR

general ltoust-\\'ork. Apply nl this office. 6004-I0-l0Mif.

LADIES WANTED TO D0 EASY,

pleasant, coloring work ut homc. l'uu make $15 to $20 wcckiy. Ex. pericncc IIIIIII-l-c:-nI'_\‘. no canvass- ing. Nniionul In-1-oruling (‘o., Dept. N. Gi) Adcluldc Si., Must 'l`oroulo, Ont- . r.oxs»-s-2zl\II~;Is2l.-

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___ For slits TvPsvl7IiITER"` "Fon "sAI.E.‘_" `A

second huntl Smith l'rcmicr, wido

carriage, in good repair.---ll, & (tn.

01 Queffll Slrccl. Charlottetown.

.Box 249. 6197-10»24M3i.

.j MIN'i<"I`=6ii`§LéLsI`>(` 'PAIR 'oF

| Ranch raised mink finely lun-gd

and dark. price very low. Call or write Jas. M. Hewitt. Lower Mnma.

__gue_._ P. E. I. 6180-10-23m6i House F6n'sAl.E.-e“ITUl\TEo°’6’E

Geraldtstreet, with large garden and ‘"'C\`"“'d~ ADDIY to G. lf. Hlltcheson. 09 Grafton Street. 91g3.19W mu Fon eAl.s.-‘rwo Pune alien

short horn hcifer calves. Apply to Albert Boswell, l’owm,|_

_______________ __ 6l96-10-24ME2l. ' c|NEMAToonT\'PH MACHINE wrfi-I'

complete acetylluc gas equipment for sale. Excellent opportunity to °m°" B '"0" Drofltublc business on most reasonable terms. I-‘or pg;-uc. JIM! arvlv The Guardian onine,

______ __ sum-Io-22Mtt.

Fon aAI.s Two I=Ain§`|s|_`gN°

tlzrgd Piltchses at n bargain. Apply _ W3 55 mlill. 28 Pownal St.. (_.llBl'I0tt€I.0\vll. (;]5'.l0_22M3| -TsI.K6T<‘srr.vsif"f6xss =on'sxLé‘

two males one female lightly Ling. ed now about full grown Bred from Black Silver Stock. Price three tho. usaud for the bunch delivered g

. Moncton. Wire James A Km, 4:9

growing up from

'rlunt t. smut N ' (iron gases alnoyttiifl- 51:' s°'°"\

\ble“pi‘ic'e|." ~ ° .oo§g'ii0'.'f;f1°7‘:'

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FOR SALE- ANY TEACHER DE-

siring a set of Practical Reference Library publlshctl by llanson llel- lows Co., may obtain same IIC li considerable reduction bv l\lll1l,VI\li¥ at this ofllcc. 5757-9-‘Jlil\ltf.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.--Ono Silver

llluck Female Fox. one Cross Mule from blnlrlc litter. six good crosses. tru pznclws, from "fifty to llilllill' por cunt." blank." Would collsilicr tnltinl: pzlrt stock in good company. J. l.. .\la|yIIurtl, Northam. _

(i0I`I9-10-l7nIlvI

1 LOST

LOST--An lnltoinobilc tlréimnl :=ln>l'i

Iillx-l, l<`iInlcr will he rewalvlcll Ili' lcuvillg suulo nl. l‘ro\\'sc l<ll'<\s.. I»l_‘I~

lil7l-I0-2ZiInl|

MISCELLANEOUS __

onE"ssMAI‘<`|Ne PARLGIYS inlv.-, agen opened at 90 Dorclicster strecl. bill' isl'uctloII guaranteed. 6114-10-‘J0Ill'»I IMLE HELP WIINTED

WANTEDJ-sA`LEs'M.EN Exi:LusIv`€

lines, permanent, big earnings kllllf' antcod, no cxperlcnct-., ten vacan- cies. Write Lukd Brothers, Lllll' Ited. Montreal. 6164-10-22lidLI-_ ao_v wAN'{'so'To’A__:€'Ts`r;5"_ TOTE

ce., Arr r at 142 sin _

. ." -8073-l0~l0Mt_fé_

vi/7lTl`1"'E6.--"`A"s2§v ABOUT- ‘

years old as an apprentice. /\l>f>IY

t W. N. T to . W Lhmnkcr. o _ an n a_¢_‘mu_w_12»_m_

_____'I_‘_E_!_BiIERS IITED

WANTED.--A FIRST-CLASS TEACI1'

cr for Principal of~ Emerald fiil_ l

School. Liberal supplement. /\lIlHf at once to W. H. Dellhlln- 39°"

my. lnsr-to.-zonal.

T0 LII '

'ro I.:'r ooM8 rl.|'nNIEHiD °“

unturnlshed. Gentlemen i>l‘°“""’°d‘

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