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Coughs are almost _ce_r-

tain to come soon' and it is we in Y l'0U8 Y- prgieglected coughs start a long train of evils that often -have disastrous endings. There is no better cough remedy than _ '

JAMIESOWS " White Pine and Tar

It is pleasant and harmless. It cures coughs thorouchiy because it soothes and heals the inflamed surfaces and loosens the cough.

Price 25 cents

Fancy

Clocks I

We are showing a v€YY

new lille of Mah_oganY Clocks in a great variety of "_ styles.

Prices $1.90 to 2.80 Alarm Clocks $1 to 3.00

G.H. Taylor _

\ Jeweler and Optlcan f:

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DIARY 01" EVENTS.

I’ li

T0-DA Y.

City Magistrates (‘ourt, 9 a.lll. Peopie's 'Theatre Il, 7 and 8.45 p.lu

' lamootllesl ruling cars here, when new

Jo Go 'cost $2650.00; also 1 new double can-

opy top Vagon.

DRUGGIST ' Terms ‘Cash-no reserve, Auctione»

_gg- 1;/

-_-OF-; -

All ` S 'ties eecsuss i nm lasting within the

next few days? for the Front’ and wishing to square oi! all my liabiliti- es, I am forced to oiier at Public Auction in front of ther-Market |;l.°\|5° on Wednesday, 0cl._13, at 12 oclock noon the following: '1_ _

20 Shares Prowse Bros.. par valuq

$100.00 per share with accured in- terest, dividend payable March lst. 'rllls stock has paid 6 v. c.. each year during the past ten years and the Company is in a splendid position to-

' 20 Shares Blllce Stewart & (‘o.._ Lid., par value $L\l0.00_ per share and acclircd interest dividend Illwablll

‘and earns luui-li more ami is undoub- tedly one of the best in P. E. Island.

vri-ie $100.00 per share witll accrued iiilterest. dividend payable May lst. |'l‘llis colllpzilly has puld, ever since *the Rink was built a dividend oqusl 'lo about 12 p. 1-.. after providing for all repairs etc.. to keep the Plant up 'to standard. " | _-il.-'o my 1012 cailulas Automobile which is one of the best rulming and

el-_ -

' ROBT. BEALRSTO,

Sgnd: W. B. PBOWSE, .

f‘aptain No. 2 Overseas Battery,

Siege Artillery.

‘:l20.'..1o--.'.l\l1;i_

Auction Sale

ivaiuable Property

I lim illstriiviofl by Ed\V3l"| BUY-

fleld. }<.`si|., to ol`l`1-r for sale by Publi(-

AUCTION

. day and War does not effect it. 1-

Maréii lst. This stock pays _li p. c.."

.32 Shares Arena Rink Co., Ltd., par

I"_°M I ;lllluIl»l_l1i'liliilIrloll.l0ll.l;li'-lm

I 6

tr gi

mum up damn o.mon vi 0

sie truth about It nowtakec it for

v iti so that all h l. ls best in th isd

Gil

the Nation in the hands of these peo~ 5 pig n'ow.‘EngIand must be ruled by ie those 'who love her most and not by |, thos h lov h least. And th

throw nlany people out of work and in t is true. It would throw out of work 'liousands ol’ workhouse and prison ri ind asylum officials and would make yo busier thousands of people who make ca iread and boots for little children and ag lhells for our brave troops. The truth W

lot how down before -it now when it las allied itself not with the allies of Isl reedom but with the enemies of ibe°'o (ing. We will follow the King to the B Jiciory. _ _ .1

slr.-frils fouuwlng intsi-srlinr ini* graph appears in an Enslllb DIINN “The day has gone by when alcohol

ted. N bo km we

ith. sd coins rovedbewlldal iihbt tbaterleohol hlis no good thins h

ren tb lmstens fntlslle and week Dearlfother, Received your letter

s ._

5 tho hodyu power of resin e | e have Llllfvled the evil __ |e

d not U knowing half, how w

eat the enemy in France and iBel- W um-we must drive it out." ` It is said that prohibition would h

that trade would right itself in an C0

:mazingly short time without this th raison forever slipping its founda- 9 ions. We must do each one of us what n ies in our power. At least we can fol- 3

w the King. Surely then we shall if

I am Sir. etc.. ca

__ H. ARNOTT, M.B., M.C.P.S.

to sive it til"-'° W°m°“ °\‘ ‘lf *mm Ci:>c;)§ft:)mri‘ico*:vl&i.£tn‘iimMrl:lfJrii>c`;1§;tf` Even the moderate use of it dims the y '

vision. impairs the iudtment. l'0d\l06l St _ _ - ` en ` 0 ~ w ' '» to I n

I S Gm *lm* happen. I toId'¥0\i before, I think.

ed and we cannot leave the fate of that we ¢-fmw| mm °m..'dug4,u¢s and

e w o e er so e at

ave and noble and natural way is Deming gn agylck md (ea,-gd we ._-gum f

to treat this enemy of home as we no

ha o

UF VIIZTUH

. , ~ A --._+

The following very interesting letter

ork:- - ~ ‘

. " , Sept. 10th. 1915.

t night, mother.. and there are no`

_ ttei-alike urs: iionice dcheery. _

NV' 'Will "ill 0"" mm" only I do yvyish you wouiiil givl! “D

°l'l'Y.il\8. for I ani as happy and wil' "

il a thing it was; we have allowed gent ug

to dflls ll U98! U15" °f 00|' P°°P|° and am never” 'afraid of what may

ed re ushever I was in my life.

to sleep just as quickly and as con- nded as if- we were getting into our ds at honiel The only time we_felt~ all scared wag`when we were ex-

t bold _our trench. ~Thnt was when -.start in on the second line. Instant- e were short of men, but now that we ° ly thenlnfantry swarm over 'tile para-

e w '

ve been reinforced we do not care D W thick they comm. The mick-er want to make some money. thlslls the y

ey come the thicker they fall. lffilace fm' "mm" I have "ev" been 8° first line is cleared, they at once

If you would just look at it from the ch in “H my me' why I “ve “ start strengthening what they have. gllt vilempoiiin, mother. What vgohgd €g::$"‘;‘ tggkzhgthgfwtfsif Ilhfgg gained. The worst part after that is gifs es, I “sg mifiansyere bg never been hard ini. And as for a h dar? '., Y mi; n° you ld change, for which reason so many name ° me` °“ “ow y°“ wo" ‘ leave home, there is no place in the

at would I feel like lf? A

myse _ can say, only I wish you would send

ward and a thief taking money *om world they could go and have such a

e Government under false pretense th°“ge'f 51°' igsénncte' Lmfgcg E33’ r ver since I was thirteen. I would ‘;""°m’d ea ter T; li ° Q herein nm' k ever be able to wear a uiliform again: ' amz “s`°\:“' ‘gc gm 8 mu uniform I always loved and always 'fo ° “ng” e' 8 ave very e "L ein and very little snow. Occasion- Among our reinforcements are six "Hy we get a s.h°wer M steel °r Bhmp

andere. In my section six out of :fmt Ya? 13.3" Eugavfo favzufg $231? very te" “W Islanders' The 14"’ 'ast nil- we algaysgknow we will have

attalion, which was made up almost A

utirely of Montreal men when they 2,62

me out first. is now about half Mari-

time Province mem I _hiere were 'hundreds starvin and

` Auction at thc prremises on Thursday the Ttll, ()1~tob1~r :il 11 o'<~lock forenoon His valuable Resilience. Buildings and land. on filo North River Road.

1 and close to Vllarlotfetowll, file whole 1 property which contains 14 or 15

acres of land will be offered first, if not sold. then the Residence with Buildings and a little more than 5 acres of lzilill will be offered, then the 7 acres on the South Side, and then the cottage ou fllc North Side with 2 :lrrcs of lallli. Should the day lic un- favorable the szilc will take place the followilli: day.

Illlemlilu.: purchasers may inspect

rho prlwilisvs. On '[`llCS(ifl_\’ and \VC(ill8S- lilly only frolll ll) to 12 and 2 till 5 o'1~lo1-ll on a order from the illlricrslg 1.1-1|.

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auctioneer.

321 74)-illlllltf.

Notice oi Meeting

The Shareholders of the Chas.

Dalton Silver Black Fox Co.. Ltd.,

` are hereby notified that the third

annual meeting of this company will be held ln Knights Of Pythias

| Hall, Prowse Block. Charlotte-

town, on Thursday, October 7th, 1915, at 2 p.m.

W. B. PROWSE, Secretary.

3147-9-24111121.

Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil ”

Leaves Intercolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MON DAY AND TH UR8_DAV<

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and .here awaits the arrival of tho after- noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen Islands sa tol lows:

__ f MONDAY-Leave Elouris for Etang-

._ ' "‘ du-Nord Amherst, Grlndstone Island

Grllldstone, Amherst and Bouris, and

and returns to Pigt0u_

'rnAlNoR.~--A1 1111- 1115.1. ll<.s;.unl, on Oct. 4, lillfl, lo Ml' and Mrs \Villianl Trainer. a son.

MACDONALD. - At Ge-orlzciowll all the 2-itll. in Mr. allll Mrs. Johll Macdolllild. a sou.-&

g011|{h"'I';'02g,;':)2l“g,l::f°Z§_l`;(:)“'.;,§:f_ gfh' Bay to land mails and passengers for -.. ,.`_ .

Mrs W F Iialiilllill (lice Miss Albcrtu

THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls for

Auiller_st. ‘Grindutone Island Point Bosco and Grand Entry. Itsturnlng onlin at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am- herst, Sonriil, and returns to Picton.

On tho first trip in the months of

June, _July, August and September. weather permitting. calls at West

Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Ile

`1;.~§;' Moms); 61- Tigmgh’ aéaugmcr turning. calls at Point Bosse, Grind- =»l -f » ' ‘ ‘

..._ - sinne, Amherst and Souris. .1 .N _ l

1:- \;.-_ rl,

1. ` '-. ;. ‘.

1 - -0-,

N|i:PHERSON-BRUCE --lin Sept 2'l

Rev. Dr Fullerton. .Iollli MvI’hersoll Montague to Barbara Ilrucc. of Valley- field. '

DRAKE-JENKINS.-(lil Scot. 221, :lt St James (‘hilr1~h, Vhnrlofletown. hy the Rev. Dr Fllllcrtoll, Williiiln Mluili Drake, Millview. in Flora Elizahefli Jenkins, Mount Albion.

MARTIN-SHAW.-On Sept. 22. nt St James Church, Charlottetown. hy Rev. Dr Fullerton, Angus J. Martin, (lion William. to Cnlherilie Shaw ot' the some place.

MOORBMOORE. -- At the same plat-e and time. M1. Pleasant, Sept. mftil. by Rev. Thus. A. \\1`i|S0ll, I.t’n:- uel Wesley Moore ami Katie Sallie lioore both of Victoria.

HORTON-MYERR--'At Chsrlotfeeown P., E. Island. Ootobglt 5th, 1915. by Rev. Ewen MncDougall, Milton Hor- ton of Mount Herbert to Hilda Bell

- .

fl, . .` . -. - Ay". at`St James (‘hllrl'h. (‘lll|rlottciowu. by MATTHEW M¢|-EAN C C0-._ ..._ Q , _ _ .

I 1.1.- ‘

lim-s oi unslnfosk., ,_ ‘ " ' |

thc Ilollli-. Edward

DEATHS

For further particulars apply to'

";;`. WM. ROBERTSCN Q SON' MARMAGES ‘ A sul mill

S I. ll.

CHAS. W IVES

Agent, Picton

Agents, Souris

Or to WM McLURE Manager and

Owner, l‘l1-lou, Nova Scotia.

2061-7~ l5Mti'.

F----Z-ui-_;.i,,i_

1 1

Poultry Notice

' ' `0cmbe 11,1

wil[l’eg?;nl?gwl and (ihiclsenl dlwsed and undrawn. Al shipments promptly attended

oniillllnication in your paper. signed la '. F. Baker. regarding the tuming at 9 ._ arge of animals. I tliiuk Mr Baker‘s as '~`°“|‘| be- we ‘WTP about 130 Y°|'d5 ; rude was very mm.” to the poilm fronl the Germans and we never md I was waning to see if anyone .stopped shouting back and forth Some

vouhl offer comments upon it. As no °_ ine has taken the matter up I will I' 'enturo :i few remarks. I may say G hat I am heartily in sympathy with 6 his proposition oi' enacting a law for- cl

We came into the trenches the night T

I before last. There is a little shelling

during the day. hut through the night fs for gomng hun’ wen' the mst time

Sin-A Sllllri tim!! HB0 I ll0tlC9d ll c‘;'!('ltl';|':i 'gaggiet' ,l,(3grnli;':w'ru"e:_2 when I had my elbow dislocated and

sh and we had two men who knew 1

iidding the rulinillg at large of cattle know what it meant' bm "°"°]“d9‘l I

lnd sheep. It is. as Mr Baker re- '

uarks. antiquated; it is more than 3 _ _ hat. it is vicious. il is positively hung Om- °“ which was “"°’"€“5 "Big vo 'i1:ked. lt is a crime for any person G o turn out a horde of famishing ani- la 'lals to anlloy his neighbours and 700 glllls, 6 Generals. God punish lm ‘estroy their crops. Take for instance B""""~ It “'35 Flaw" abmlf half

-10( ~ wa h t 5 '

l armor with a fifty acre farm. five

llaills hy 100 chains, requiring over ' wo hundred chains of fencing. It is °

hsolutcly impossible uliderrpreselit

hey had well a victory. and that night

flag or a square piece of cloth was n

_v ew ell the tleliches and the .,0

lext night two of our fellows crawled 1 . nt and brought it m_ _ élrollgli and I have to cook mine yet.

Now, when \ve heard about the naval on

ollditiolls to keep ull over twelve ""“'°’°y' We h""g fl "ag 0" their barb-

m,,|,-,,d panels of f(,nc(._ The Cons" cd wire with all account of the differ- 1

umlcc is that the farmer has to lose " llllost all the summer fencing or lose ‘ lis crop. and in a good many cases “ oih. lt costs the farmers four times ' s much to protect his crop from I ozilnillg animals than to ut it ' t

p in. _

.-his naturally leads us .D me aut0_ came along until it reached‘ne'. We 'iobile question, that is even llow a Chee'e‘H°" “hom a""h°\"`- Thi? 91101111’

lcard, The llews reached the reserve

his word such cheering you never

rellches first and french by trench it

erious question for our legislators to Sem bombs' rm” g"9"“deS» tfentilq-J

191.1 with The mst Step in solving mortars and machine gulls opened up his question is the passing of li law °" us' but the more they “F94 ""’ »rohibiting cattle and sheep from I _ lost gaming at la.-ge_ Then away with a man. When night came we gathered hose antiquated road fences and culti- up an the mmlth organ” We Cfllllfl Und -ale the farm to the wheel track' ,.e_ und playeclnsnd sang “_Britannia Rules eeive:.l by Mrs. John M Ale

hghrvave and kept it up nearly all lpttetown from her br

N0" We are all Packed up and ready longs is the first contingent.

uove all rubbish and level the hills Y -nd ill a few years our countrv roads n

vill he ready for this great lnoderu ehlcle, which has dorie so much for

nakers get busy and repeal the old optlonal_act and give us something vi line with progressive and up-to-date aws. laws that will compel a man 10

. - _ 1

he other provinces. 'Let our law gre going? "°b0dy 5991115 t0 know.

.. 3

a S

onk after his own stock and not - 3

(‘i')|`Il

'el him to fence all sllmmcr to save lis crop from his neighbours’ animals. Then, and not till then. will this colin- ry he prepared for the introduction if the automobile. Trusting that =thers will take this matter up and ‘gilzitc-. and keep on agitating, until his conimunlty will be rid for ever of his nuisance. I am, sir, etc.

VOX POPULI.

ouder we cheered and we never

King's County.

m____,___

"Use Fosters Essence Vine

or a move. We doli't know where we

Om!-3' S31' W0 are .'~,’0lng back for a rest nd others that we are moving to s

PC0115 COIIIIIISCM. which came over a bout a we k

_c a mme ill the frollt Illic as uve -s

ki serve and going up at night in ll

wor ng parties hulldin a new t e er b -. out in front of the oldgone andriilcilii Whefl ilriiiunxeniiiniglle fiiilngtiihl; Tiliii dangerous work. We lose several never find the time passing; but H1011 every night. Two nights ago I when you are in upposed rest buleig was out in charge of forty men and there is always working parties par. they certainly peppered us. I do not ades or something else to keep you know for the life `oi' me how half of busy. Of course you unrlerstirud

erfect. A lovely moon and as calm :ye

ernlan. so we had good sport. The to

rst day we were in they set up a . . leer all along the line. We did not aiothe many things we dont have to d

"Y US- bill U19" U10!"-’ are 530|* neice, Mrs. Jolln Hartwell, 13 Solltll hllsons alid they are just as bad. V p

erman victory. Fall of Russia’s m rgest fort. 80,000 prisoners captured. gh

nl boats and trausports sunk and at Il)0.VS are all well. I have heard of

he bottom “Britannia Rules the lm ’ave." The afternoon \ve received 10311

zeneral, li was leanielrthat Germany itter examining `the evidence submit ‘ed by the United States, came to tile conclusion that her suh_marine,_ com. '1l'"1d°1_l'_firred ln assuming that thel

rescue iteafne

_ - . . gar and PICKIIHH Spices. Fresh and strong. Phe Central Drugstore. .

_ 3311-16-slvlsl.

JERLIN FAILS

TO SATISFV U. S.

IN ARABIC CASE

VVASI-IINGTON, Oot.3.-Germany

las failed to satisfy the request of the Jnitcd States that the sinking of |19 /\l`8hl¢‘.. with li loss of American Ives, he dlsavowed and liability for he act assumed by the Imperial gov. ernment. This became known after -l conference tonight between Presi- lent Wilson and Secretary of State -Bruins at which the latter submitted 1 note given him yesterday in New 'ork hy Count Von Bcrnstoff, the Zermun ambassador. _

No announcement was made after he Wlilte House conference. Secre- tary Lansing said mel-sly that it was

situation has I pg

'elatlons, as the note affords an op- iortllnity for further negotiations, it vas stated reliably that final refusal 'ry Germany io meet the American flew point 'on the Arabic mise might '>l'ill_s about the threatened rupturp,

Just what the details are on which -

Elm. two govemmonts,are in conflict vas not definitely known tonight. In

Arable was intent on rninmlng the »l lermhn submarine when ataol-in

‘_ _

mi the British

This

W8!

Jo comirtirmtt on the 'sitlin- g

le nego ii ons were still I . im wh me mud lt |

not sooner come over -hyers. ylfw they the sscifigiiihliiiiniff apghtrxatgpingn tg

ed.

o the extent that there is nciniinnizer -hfihvoxllfglimhlem' when them ,I the if an immediate break in diplomatic - _ _ M yo non and if you Set e

. I

us came ill, but we had only one man haven't been - killed and one woullded. We were not mouths now, Iaitinihfin f:|‘::ts..i,(i;¢.;§f(;";(; there more than len minutes when the the Divisional Headquarters but 1 first fellow was knocked out. He had have been at the front for almost been with us only a few days. He was sevcn months so I can speak from ex- sliovslling away when suddenly l saw perienee. When in the from-hes them him fall. I lllollght he had only drop- is always lots of sport tipping “Fritz :reid dtovyn tlo esflipo some of thc bul- the waiter."

e s, u wlell lv In so still I said, I - ..

-'Are you hit." und ,he never spoke. to ehliiiltaishiiit uiiig; Yliii) :t|s§o:niinli(i I called Dave who was close by and what the word "Manhood" means 1| t. we carried lllm over and called for til they are behind thc pnrnpet wifi, stretcher-bearers. but he was dead. file two hundred rounds of ani i Had been llil in the head and died tion in their pouches and li “|'"°Sl l"Ht=\"l|."~ ' ' hayollei on ills can or their rlfl Sly

Finally wp settled down to work case Fritz gets a bit too near the in

again, hilt before long the artillery is no use wasting a good hhlleiinlt opened up oll us and rapid fire fmm goes 'the bayonet and out' 1 n their infantry and machine guns. Our Fritz. goes men |53' quiet and never ot touched. A ' I thought half of them wolfld be wiped bovgaiheii-tlirdlniiiile ontiiiglssble things ni out, but they were shooting high. From months training `iit tlleariiea iew that on they were quiet. I suppose camp at “Valcartior" For him! ml they thought we would quit, but we Praise is due Major' Q W Fh an worked on till two o'clock iind then Sam Hughes and afterwaiilliraii' tgirl.; “gee amllumhor or the young men are “round the North or France and B°l`

- glum. If they don't pu; you out in

ellis west on lim Harvest Excursion. tral l

‘I

cannot undersi d

i.0

hard to digest. ` y

close to

twentyilvo even forty

say I

lm'

mist

my other

MADE IN @NADA

d and jam. Not as it was out st the last time I was there. Why,

Iltiut work, alid here we can work

ay and night if wc feel like it. And

was West I only worked a montll

s leid up for two. and I have been

otte S

is mistaken. I hardly know what a

o shy to look at one. Girls are one

I had a lovely box of chocolates last 0 ight from a girl in London. I told S' u about her before, ami what makes | e 1

e may be ii nigger, hilt the choco-

It is getting dark. mother. and I have 1 had my supper. The boys are all

ness I will have some lamb chops and ions. The weather is beautiful now. The

elaney through one of the ho_v`s who s just come over. Ile is well. Love

PARKER.

UEFINITIUN UF MANHUUD

c er, Char- otber Walter

allaghnn wllo is in France. He be-

Somewllere in

September

Dear Sister:- Just a few av that I am still alive and

France. 15. 1915. lines to well I

notller Dart _of the line to break ill the lia`vell’t .l . D 5

luuv i news to send you, but

s you asked nin to give vou an ac-

mall zlbillty Life here is not r ll

. _ ~ E3 Y

lllllei. bark. and thc time passes in the so hard as most l ` i

. ' i .

trgncllcs more qlilckly than not. There is always lofspegi? msler' Mrs Hem J Mnuhew

Ill the last four da s we l

_ Y lav lost. to hcl th ti _

flulte a number of men. We areeback allv siirgliiiingwligw qeuicm; tiiteiiilliiee ill the rc '

asses. We would always nluch mth

DDS you are fit for any German

t ""'d° 9'0"? Bklll You find it ver

The German trenches

one and

and wo but tile

not to look one

and

DDB

they here, ,

IWO

d re almost five months and ha\¢en't peice, Mrs. Jolili Hartwell, 13 Soillh

rospect Sf.. Amherst, Mass. She FI

o Ambrose thinks I'll hike an Eng- loaves u brother Murdock Finlayson,

t. mam coumvspcal; fairly gona Eng_ :Eh girl home with me. That is where 3

n a scratch. p

Kifl IOORB like- I believe I W0l|ld be Prince Edward Island. The funeral of

Miss Jessie Finalysoll took place Mou-

es, Edwin Rogers. George Lelghtoll,l

Cm" “"0 “ever See" he' and C. l-:srl Tlekilsr. Burial was ln wlltl-

cs lasted O.K. “

_ B

Olll'

ihlnluiis tl? his machine

quickly turned and his flyllls

Both the pil

were riddled with

right

eve of a his b0lI\\tll‘dl!lBl1l»

you can notice a. general speeding up in the batteries ‘Thou d of In fantry are seen windln their way by different routes to their appoint ed places in the line and there are thousands in reserve. At the ap pointed time all watches are eagerly scanned, then comes ii round from

bombardment The noise is deafen ing Artillery machine guns and rifles all going together, When the artillery have made mlncoineat f the llrsl' line of barbed wire, they

t li fixed bayonets, cheering and eliing as they charge. When the

more '

Eiulilolishlnqlei

_' __ . To -

.up _ _

I M

he counter-at ck. But our Motto is

Well I think tllat is about all l.

me somovlslalid papers as I enjoy

indest regards to all. -

I remain,

WALTER.

MISS JESSIE FINLAYSON

Miss Jessie Fililayson. aged 77 l'l’H\'S' led Sept. 25th lil the llonle of her

nd two sisters, Mrs. Alex. Macdoliald, nd Mrs. Donald ~l\lcKelizie, all Of;

ay, Sept. 27th from the home of her,

ros ect St Rev S Paul Jefferson

p . . . . .

f the Baptist ("hurcll conducted the ‘- ervlce. The bearers were E. M. Ba-,

'ood Cemetery.

some battery followed by a general

“What we hav? we hold.” “RST” M°Le°d's domes in

Your loving brother, THIRD- An expert cutter

_'ve Facts ci.e0¢i's

made from the beat quality ported Eliglisn and _ $oo1,¢|\ ‘ tweeds. worsteds and »woblsns__-,

ending them ver much. With SECUND* YU” can 11570 '

- Y ll

choice of the latest 'English gm; American fashion desigis.

charge of the designing and ting of your suit' and he person

5- ~- _f 3; 1' ally attends to the sni1i‘i

` ._ details, tlilit~assure suit satis-

" _ faction. _ .°_ FOURTH- Every part of the nc.

tual work of making your gui; is given exacting care, n greg; part of the work is all done by liliiid. and ellen siili carries all the good tailoring and care con- structed that our long-exporion;-_ cd staff of master tailors can bring to your order. _ ` FTH- Our 'pricoa are most moderate; and deliveries are us. ually on the day promised.

John _McLeod & Co.

158 Queen Street _

R. N. WEEKS DEAD AT

castle for a nunlber of years. While here lie was employed in Park's general store, and after they had sold out he moved to Millerton, where he opened a general store, and enjoyed a 0 zen, being prominent in cllurch alld teniperunce work. For years was a‘

Church. b..9illg ordained to the elder-.

` y . s. both

of Alberton. P.E.I. Tile funeral ser-

of which Order the deceased was an esteemed member, took charge ‘at the

grave. The following is a list ol’ the

L. _

MILLERTON. ‘floral tributes:-Pillow froln the

*_ faulily, wreath from the Session, ball-

Tlle many friends of R. N. Weeks I-let from Mr and Mrs R. W. McLellan,

were shocked oll Weduei-ldiiy last to wreath fronl Mr and Mrs John Russell, learn oi’ his death, whicli occurred at CFOSS fl'0lll Miss F|0l‘0f\C0 LYON- BWI' llis home ill Mlllertoli about two from Mr and Mrs John Betts and o`clock in thc afternoon, aged 05 years. - fulllily. SIIFHYS "Om Miss JCWIE LYDD. lleccasml 111111 linen iakvil su1l1l<~ly lll Mrs Ullrislopher Crocker. Miss Bette. while oil 11 visit to his old llonlc in Till* and MTS J- J- BBl`\‘°n- MTS Ch\`|Bl°~ Alhertoll, l’.E.l., and returned home filler l’8\”k€l'; C\ltf10W0|’B "Om UW fill about two weeks ago. 11 was not lvwilisr-Rim H- T- Mvntsomery. Miss thought that his condition was serlnusiJessic.Ly0n. MTB G- R- Parker. Milli until early lust week, when he hegallllliabel MCE&Chel'l1. MPS HBl'V9¥ Balt- to lose strength. The late Mr Weeks lllilll. MTS A- Fllfy. Mr John Vander was well and favourably known oil the MCR' Miss vom Langmi BPWY. MY! Miranliclii, having also resided ill New- A111110 C|USl0l1-*V- '

.__€__.____l_

MACHINE GUN FUND

successful business until the time Previously acknowledged $7,486.61 f ills illness. He was an active citi- Norborougli Women’s Institute

(per Andrew Bowness) 20.50

¢l\l‘

hip in 1893. He is survived by liis` THE RED CROSS wife. fornlcrly Miss MrrI.cllall, of Nc\v- SOCIETY, POWNAL

_ 9 ago, It makes mm, ...mm of me at the from i Wm 0n‘_ castle, one rlaliglller. Miss Adelaide, at

rliffercllct- to us wllcref: we are as ricavolir to do so to thc bcst of my I

nlli h ll ' ‘ ~ '

iome. one soil, Wolidcll, at the froilt| Previously acknowledged ..436.43 with the Canadiall forces. also ii Further donations:

irother. Mr William Weeks, and a Mrs. Alfred Jenkins, 1.

Total to date $437.43

vices which were held on Friday after- Mrs. Joseph Bradley 2 lbs roll! noon, fronl his late residence were con- Miss Sadie Jones, 2 bed sheets 59 ducted by Rev. A. Rettie, assisted by bdks.. 366 dressing covers. 1000 Rev. S. J. Macarthur. The Foresters. mouth wipes.

Mrs. Henry Lane. 2 lbs yarn.

S. L. JENKINS.

. Secretary

__ charge Twenty-flvo cents.

P __ _ ._

'F " “' ` -_-~_

ls 1§ulll_l_lllclls_slrllnlns.

_-. word each continuation. Cash mult accompany order.,

.9+i`+ |644-.i~+ i+"'*(>~4~Pi4*44~.'i:*:t+§ ?‘O:i'§.i'Mi<l'.i4~i §i§tfi4Hi4*i4*l #N

A|r“nti-1 Waiited _ K€€i1TTvTrI1"E“5`?5`s`EL`iT`FOFf

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries."

We teach our men to sell. Experil once unnecessary; highest com- missions paid; handsome free equip ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Ont. 3242-10-1ME26l.

Ilelp Wanted-Female

LADIES WANTED.- T0 D0 PLAIN

and liglht sowing at homo, whole or spare imc, good pay; work sont any distance. Charges paid Send stamp for particulars. National Manufacturing Company. Montreal. Cliunonv who w/iN1'so`°roe

Falconwooli Hospital. Apply at the ` Hospital. ‘ 1417-8-Glltf.

Great

respected elder in the Presbyterinll Balance at date $7,507.11

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