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It is pleasant and harmless. It cures coughs thorouahly

.1 because itsoothes and heals I the inflamed surfaces and I loosensthecough.

Price-25-cents

J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

Captain _\~0_ 2 Overseas Battery

Fancy

Clocks

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We are showing a very

new line of Mahogany Clocks in a great variety of styles.

Prices $1.90 to 2.80 Alarm Clocks $1 to 3.00

G.H. Taylor

I Jeweler and Optican E

H TIDE TABLE

' OCTOBER.

Hight Water. _

Time I-I‘_t _ Time

eeammm -1-carol--wp'

Day

Date _ I F.

2.14 1.5 16.34

ss. 5 2.51 " s. , 2.49 I 18.48 M. - 5.32 ‘ 19.46 Tu. 6.56 20.31

17.41

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1 5

_ -or-

c All Securities

Because 1 am leaving within the

next fe-w days forthe Front and wishing to square oi! all my liabiliti- es, l am forced to otier at Public Auction in front of the Market House ‘ou Wednesday, Oct. 13, at 12 _o’clock ,, noon the following:

20 Shares Prowse Bros., par value

$100.00 per share with secured in- terest. dividend payable March 1st,. This stock has paid 6 p. c., each year during the past ten years and the ‘Company is in a splendid position to- iday and \\'ar does not effect it..

20 Shares Bruce Stewart h Co..

Ltd.. par value $100.00 per .share and , accurcxi interest dividend payable March lst. This stock pays 6 p. c.. and earns much more and is undoub tcdly one of the best in P. E. Island.

32 Shares Arena Rink Co, Ltd., par

value $100.00 per share with accrued interest, dividend payable May Ist. This company has paid. ever since the Rink was built a dividend equal

all repairs etc.. to keep the Plant up 1_0 standard. I Also my 1912 Cadillac Automobile which is one of the best running and smoothest riding cars here; when new- ccst $2650.00; also 1 new double can- opy top wagon.

Terms Cash-gno reserve, Auctione-

er.

ROBT. BEAIRSTO,

Sgml: W. B. PROWSE.

_ Siege Artillery.

3295-10-5116i.

Notice ol 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 in Knights of Pythlas Hall, Prowse Block. Charlotte; town, on Thursday, October_7th, 1915, at 2 p.m.

W. B. PROWSE. Secretary.

314T-9-24ml2i.

Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil”

Leaves Intercolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and there swsits the arrival of the after noon train from Charlottetown,

lows:

MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls. at

. to about 12 p. c.. after providing for'

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9.28 10.20

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October-lst to 3rd, rain wave,

-ith to 5th, clearing, 6th to 8th, warm, pleasant, 9th to 13th. stormy, 14th to 17th, sudden fall of temperature. 18th to 21st, mild wave. 22nd to 25th, strong

gales, 26th to 28th, damp, foggy and misty, 29th to 31st, bright period.

DIARY OF EVENTS

Grlndstone, Amherst and Bourls; and and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for

Amherst, Grindstone Island. Point Bossa and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.

On the first trip in the months of

June, July, August sud September, weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind- stone, Amherst and Sourls.

For further particulars apply N0

WM. ROBERTSON Q. SON.

Agents, Halifax.

_ CHAS. W. IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN G. C0.,

Agents, Souris.

Or to WM. Mcl.URE, Manager and

Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia.

2061-7-16Mtf.

inn- _ 1

Wormfln Children

_rusuc Auction _...;_,_.._,,_.,.._,_,_.,_,,._,_._.,

not the' cans with your child.

Blgpa of worms in child ren are Dei-angod atom

-, sch, swollen upper lip

sour stomach offensive

- -‘ breath, hard and fall belly

'>’ with occasional grlplhsl - and pains about th'o navel,

‘~ -,gf _ face of leadou tint. hy heavy $111111, twitching eye- lint itdiing ofthe nose, itching of the short dry cough. Sfilldills 0! the teeth, little red points, sticking out onstge. starlillx ll\trlll8 ll¢°P» ‘alowf . ~.j_ "'f -‘~f~-j"“~'““ *rm ' if sr an mum certain of

health by using 'Dr. 1‘rue’s~`Elixlr. U18 Family Laxative and Worm Expeller.

lr Ii.’s the one-best thing for l’6S\l|ltilll

the stomach and bowels and 0111015118 worms. St your druggist's 351:., 50c. and $1.00, Advice free. Special treatment for tapeworms. Send for

book. (__ I Auburn, Maine.

It W

'Auction Sale

‘Valuable Property

I am instructed by Edward Bay-

field, Esq., to offer for sale by Public Auction at the premises on Thursday the 7th,' October at 11 o'clock forenoon His valuable Residence. Buildings and land. on the North River Road. and close to Charlottetown, the whole property which contains 14 or 15 acres of land will be offered first, if

Loot sold, then the Residence with Buildings and a little more than 5 acres of land will be offered, then the 7 acres on the South Side, and then the cottage on the North Side with 2 acres of land. Should the day be un- , favorable the sale will take place the following day.

intending purchasers may inspect

-_the premises on Tuesday and Wednes- day only from 10 to 12 and 2 till 5 o'clock on a order from the undersig- ned.

R. BEAIRSTO,

' Auctioneer.

3217-9-29llftf.

Farm for Sale

_ In Rose Valley containing 100 acres, forty oftwhlch are cleared, balance covered with' hard and soft wood, is well watered, good buildings and is near church and school. Only three miles from BmdaJbane`Statlon. \Vill be sold cheap. Apply to John Mc- Intosh. 3167-!%25mstutf.

thence to Magdalen Islands as foil-

The property of the late James

Essery of Brookfield will be sold by private sale at once or if not by public auction later.

I-‘arm consists of 112 acres more

or less. Buildings in best repair, farm in first class condition. Con- venient to school and churches and market. Apply to Robert Silllphant, Executor. Hunter River, or Wm. Drake, Brookfield.

3171-10-2MStt4 wkspd. -

s ' 1

1-‘oR_§AL_E

REGISTERED STOCK 3 years old

_Shbrthorn Bull sure stock getter.

Two year old, one yearling and one

ram lamb SHROPSHIRE all gocfl -stock. Apply to L. H. D. FOSTER, Marshfield, P.E.I. 3296-10-5twtf.

AUCTION SALE

of Laths from Wrecked Schooner “Lsvonia”.

In accordance with instruc-

tions from Hyndman & Co., Underwriters’ Agents, I will

_ 5?: ni ' i, m

SHIPPING NEWS

ENTERED, Oct. 4.-Schooners Hap-

py-Go-Lucky, Trenholm, Picton; How- ard. Murray, Lonisburg; Leo, Chap- man. Loulsburg; Edward Grover. Mur- ray, P1. Hastings; Maaieria, Munn. Arichat; May. E. McDougall, Daley, Picton; Sylph, Gimlet. Picton; Dicta-

,. ' SCII 3 qllafltllly Of l3i'.hS tor, Waugh, Picton; Fame, Ferguson,

T0-DAY.

City Magistrates Court, 9 a.m. People's Theatre 3, 7 and 8.45 p.m.

MARRIAGES _

RAPSON-ROBBINS.-At the manse, - .

Mt. Stewart. on Monday, Oct. 4th, Harry,S. Rspsou, of Melburn, King’s Co., to Elizabeth B. Robbins. of Burr gor.

IINIINLIIIGIININIS IHI ISNIII -IIIII IIIIIM INGIINII

OTTAWA, Oct. 3.-An application

has been received by General Sir Sam Hughes from theillritish War Office which states that the authorities there would like to have twelve of the regi- ments

in training lu Canada sent

to take the place of the second'dlvision,

gone to France.

that they will he

or barracks at Alder-

t Ive new bst-

the request

regiments

ago. These

battalions

ln Ent

to go will be

UOODI

mated 450,000) from the wrecked Schooner “Lavonia “ on Tuesday the 5th of October at eleven A. M., at ConnolIy’s East wharf, Charlottetown. The laths are in good con- dition and can be inspected any time. terms of Sale

Cash.

R. BEAIRSTO,

3166-10-2M3i.

Poultry Notice I

' ' Octob 1 I

willsehiilynlllgwl and ghickensst'

undrawn. All

Auctioneer. `

Picton; Starlight, Ferguson, Picton; Sarah L. Oxma, Young, Picton; Myo- sotis, Eastman, Loulsburg; Pacific, Murray. Louisburg; Kimberley, Whit- tle, Loulsburg; Raeburn, Daley, Pic-- ton; Telephone. Bell, Picton; Annie D., Colford, Port- Hastings; Ursula. Allen, Plctou; Alma L. Young, Baker, Wallace; Cyrene. Peardon. Picton.

CLEARED. Oct. 4.-May E. McDou-

gall. Dsley, Sydney; Happy Go Lucky, Trenholm. Wallace; Bonus. Stright, Picton; Telephone. Bell, Picton; Rae- burn, Daley, Picton; Annie D, Colford, Port Hastings; Alma L. Young. Baker, Picton.

___l__.i___

FRENCH HAVE PAY INCREASED.

_-_ .

PA'RIS,‘ Oct. 3.-The Chamber of

Deputies. in a five-minute session to- day. voted unanimously for lncresdlng the pay of private soldiers from one cent to five cents per day. A vote of 317.000.1100 to provide the money who also passed.

The ceremony of decorating n' large

number of officers assembled at the Invelides Hotel to-day. was marked by several incidents.

Second Lieutenant Praquins, who

hadbeen _badly wounded in head, fslnted in the arms of his nurses aa General Couzln pinned the war cross °° ~Pl'lQ`llln’s breast. -

Another soldier, whose leg had been

lmpntated and who was carried by comrades, received the military modal, the bestofwal of the medal bsinggrset- ed with applause by tire humorous] spectators

_*£-

Dominion.

1.-<1.

GUARDIAN

Shorthom Bull. I years or older. ro

gtstored.--1, James McDonald 2. John stewart, 3' .I w calbeck it Son. . , ,1 I

Sborthocp Bull. iyear and under 2-

y --'1. Riverside Farm

ghoithorp'-1 _ Gait under 1 yeanl

R6Sllt0l'6d.-'- %.'Ri_versido Farm. . Holstein 2 years `cld or older. Registered.-1,. Lea it Clark; 2, -|08. H. A_rsonault. - 1 yr. and under 2 years. R0llll.erod.- 1, and 2. L68 5 Clark.. ' '

Holstein Bull Call under 1 years'

Registererl.-- 1, and 2. Lea & Clark:

3.!-‘red Mnttlrt.. . ._

Ayrshire BulI_',`_.2 years or older.

Registered.-1, B. McDonald; 2. S- R. Cairns. `~ I '

Ayrshire Bull., 1 year, and under 2 years. Registered.--1, D. B. Menomul

Jersey Bull 1 year and under 2

Registered.-1, and 2. S. R. Cairns.

Ayrshire Bull 1 year and under 2

years. Registered.--1, Albert Schur- man; 2, Frank Glydon & Son.

Jersey Bull C_alf under 1 year.-,-1,

Frank Glydon & Son.

Shorthom or Shorthom Grade _Cow

in milk or calf, any age.-1, J. W. Cal- beck & Son; 2, Riverside Farm; 3. W

H. McGregor. '

Shorthom or Shorthom Grade Hei-

fer, 2 years old.-1. J. \\'. Calbeck & Son; 2, Riverside Farm; 3. W. H. Mc- Gregor.

Shorthorn or Shorthom Grade Hel-

fer, 1 year old.-1, and 2, J. W. Cal- beclt; 3, W. I-I. M;:Gregor.

Shorthom or Shorthom Grade Hei-

fer Calf.-1, J. W. Calbeck & Son; 2, W. H. McGregor; 3, Ernest Gaffney.

Shorthorn or Shorthom Grade Herd

consisting of 1 Bull and 4 females, over 1 year, old and owned by ex- hlbitor.-1, J. W. Calbeck & Son; 2.

Riverside Farm.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Cow, in

milk, or calf, any age.--1, 2, and 3.

S. R.'Cairns.

.Ayrshirev Ayrshire Grade Heifer.

2 years old.-l, S. R. Cairns; 2, J.J.

McNally; 3,.Albert Moase,

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade I-leifer.

1 years old.-1, Andrew McEwen; 2. Holden Compton; 3, D. B. McDonald.

Ayrshire- or Ayrshire Grade Heifer

Calf.-1, S. R. Cairns; 2, Albert

Mosse; 3, Fred Muttart.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Herd

consisting of 1 Bull and 4 Females. owned by exhibitor.--1, S. R. Cairns;

2, I-‘red Muttart.

Jersey or Gurnsey Grade Cow, in

mik or calf any age.-1, Frank Gly- don 6; Son: 2. Fred Muttart; 3, Frank

Glydon & Son.

Jersey or Guernsey or Grade Helter.

fer. 2-years old.-1, and 2nd Glydon

8: Son. _

Jersey or Gurnsey or Grade Helter,

1 year old.-1. Frank Glydon & Son;

2 and 3, Albert Schnrman.

Jersey or Guernsey or Grade Herd

consist-ing of 1 Bull and 4 Females. owned by exhibitor.-1, Frank Gly-

don & Son; 2. Albert Schurman.

Holstein or Holstein Grade Cow, in

milk pr calf, any age.-1. and 2, Lea

& Clark; 3. T. W, Bentley.

Holstein or Holstein Grade Heller,

2 years old.-1 and 2, Lea & Clark; 3.

Elmore England. '

Holstein or Holstein Grade Heifer,

1 year old.-1, and 2, Lea & Clark; 3,

Fred Muttart.

, Holstein or Holstein Grade Heifer Calf.-1, Lea & Clark; 2, Fred Mut-

atrt; 3, Lea & Clark.

Holstein or Holstein Grade Herd.

consisting of 1 Bull and 4 Females, owned by exhibitor.-1, and 2, Lea &

Clark.

NOTHING TQ' FEAR

DECLARES GERMANY;

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-.(By wireless to

Sayville)-' Germany‘s attitude to- ward Holland, Belglum and Poland, was outlined in an interview given by Dr. Alfred Zimmermann, under secretary for foreign`ah'a_iljS, to the Nienwe Rotterdamsché Courant. This interview, reproduced in the Lokai Anzierger, was given otrt as follows today by the Overseas News Agency.

“Dr Zimmermann insisted Hol-

land had nothing to fear from Ger- many. He' said Germany would not violate the neutrality of Holland or intrefere with her politcal or econ- omic independence. Germaiiy appre- ciates the fact that Holland is maln- taining strict ncutrallty. '

“As to Belgium, the ntider-secre-

tary stated that its future - was still unknown. but a solution of this dif- ficult problem must be found which will render it certain that ' Belgium will not be utilized for the purpose of England. Germany has always de- sired peace. and now wishes a guar- antee that there will not be in the` future such another war as this' pre-I sent one. ' ‘

"Poland's future also is unknown,

RUSS

sir--1 suppose you would like to

know what impressions I MVB f°¥‘l!l ed about lrnglum lu people sud their attitude towards this war when ob- served at this close distance.

Vielf I have formed a few Imbfell'

ions but you must remember my means of observation have been U-ID had and my impredlons may \>°°°l1l° changed as my opportunities for ob- servation increase. ' _ . e

As to England itself the first thins

that strikes one is its solldity. Everything about it is so massive. its buildings seem to be, built not for

,time but for eternity, but they lack

ado _ ent. This lack of adornmeut is a ch:-ucteristic of the stores and the dress of its people. One does not see here but rarely the taste in dress displayed by the Canadian and Am- erican women. This country itself is very picturesque with its clusters of qld and magnificent trees and its well-kept hedges. its roads are mls- nlllcent. All that I saw are macada- miied and the heavy traflic seems to make no impression upon them. Eng- land ip certainly a very Hue country. The works of nature as improved by man are very beautiful but the_ works of man alone. with their masslv-:ness are extremely comninn place with "utilitarian" and “muddle along somebow" written all over them.

As to its people you must remember

I did not come in contact with the best, neither did I with the worst. My contact has been. if I may so express myself with the lower middle class- tradesmen, hotel-keepers, boarding- houses &c., and my impressions of these have not been favourable. They all seem to be bent on making as much as possible out of the conditions arising out of this very disastrous war. All these people are very com- placent about it and seem to think the war is far from them. They shall have a rude awakening one of these days or I miss my guess. There is one thing that characterizes the English people and that is honesty and truthfulness. If they take 11 big profit out of you it is done above board with s certain hogglshnes; of course that makes you feel like knocking them down. They lack the subtleness of the Scotch in this re- spect not in the hoggishness but in the suavity of taking the profit.

As to the altitude of the people ro-

wards the war I may say that in ‘he past the people of England used,to be divided into three classes-the up- per middle and lower classes. These lines are disappearing. The upper and upper middle classes are the capital- ist class and the lower classes are the `labor class. These latter for `the past number of 'years have been gaining a political ascendancy, so that today England is largely ruled by the trade unions. 'l_`he_tr_ade__unions as you know try to reduce all w`orli'l'u'en in any trade to a dead level as to amount oi work and have accomplished that here. They fear that this war will upset all the work they have done. The bosses of the labor union fear that their occup- ation after the war will be gone. They -have bowled against capital for years which they regarded' as their great enemy. Now a greater has appeared and the labor unions and the bosses are between the devil and the blue sea. Unfortunately the feet of Brit- ain are bound in chains which the lab- or unions are loathe to unloose. These brazen chains, miles of red tape, a lack of a true appreciation of the value of time ann lack of adaptabil- lli' to change contlitlonsanda slow- ness that is characteristic of your average Englishman are hampering Britain in this war at every tum. Are these' evidences of senility? we shall see. Just now the people are waiting for a bold leader who will not only sound the tocsin but cut the Gordian knot and unfetter the giant so that he can put forth the mighty strength that he did of yore.

I am Sir, &c,,

Cambridge Hospital,

Aldershot, England.

` A. ROSS.

1111 »t1sonns" 11 1111111111. tumus

111_c_n1s1|PI_111

BEST FOR LIVER AND BOWEL8. BAD BREATH, BAD COLDS, SOUR STOMACH.

Get a 10-cent box. .Sick headache, billlousness, coated tongue, head and nose clogged up with a cold always trace this to torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gsssy stomach.

Dr. Zimmerman said. He expres-sed`, the conviction that no'oue~wou'ld be

able 'to oppose Germany's will."

` I

(8peclal_to the Guardian.) |

PARIS, com-

munication the, French War 5 ance of the heavy and » the by the of a Ger- I

man bombard-

` aero- Artois I

the

woods bomb- 1 a vio- Som-

ment

planes. The tex

we made progress, Blockhouse to the south of Givenchy. There hal afdment by both sides

lent to the

environs

as well

and in In the

but

UIIBIDY _ 10 di-

al I.s

and

Poismgpus matter clogged in the in-

testines. lnstead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed into the blood. When- this poison reaches 'the delicate brain tissue is causes con- gestion and that dull, throbbing. sick- ening headache.

Cascarets immediately cleanse the

stomach, remove the sour. undlgested food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constlpnted waste matter and poisons in the bowels. ~

A Csscsret tonight will surely

straighten you out by rnoining. They work while you sleep-a 10<:ent box from your drnggist means' your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. -

. ' 1

SHOOT8 HIMBELF _

ON WOMAN8 GRAVE

1 ‘~"»-v

I NIINIS IIIINI IIIIIIIUIIS

The following letter has beextre- eeived hy miss Lucy B Gslllvt 3"* rico, from Pte John J Walsh of North

Rustioo, P. E. I., now at the front

’ ~ Somewhere in France .» ‘ Sept. 12th, 1915 ‘ 1 Your ever weleopte letter rsoaived_ today. and I was certainly glad to beer from you, and t get all the news from i home. I am eu£ylng.good health. sud. getting along ilne. Well we are having 1 lots of rain here now. its raining near- ly all the time. We just came out of the trenches last night, had been in for seven days, and when ,we sot out we were nothi but mud and sure were some |3314. bellow IDB! _Well we had an awful thunder storm hemJ.he..m.her night. the worst ever l saw. Imagine what lt would be like. thunder and lightning. with shells bursting all around besides the noise of guns. It is just deafening. We*

where we could see nothing else ,butlh graves, and then we went through h

now all that' is left is rulns._|, It is awful to see all

er believe it unless you were there to_|

ting a rest, as we needed it. The 0 other day one of my cbums and I were 1,

in the back but I escaped unhurt. but 1, it sent a few of the things flying

have certain y been pretty lucky, and 0

you for 1|, souvenir, but I forgot it in g

the trench. Well I am still in the ma-‘io chine gun scetlon. They are some guns. a and fire five hundred rounds a min- w

ing we can mow down n whole regi- ment. Are there any of the boys from

$100 REWARD slooc

f The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease; that science has been able to cure in all its stages,- and that is Catarrh. Halls' Catarrh Cure is the'

directly noon the blood a nd mucous surfaces 0% U

I MADE 'V

went through a place the other day. were enllstinginowf lf they only img'

what was once s beautiful vlllaxe. but'man mean; one step nearer pe;¢¢,f_‘

the beautiful homes. destroyedlpgpers. The Guardian lf. you can, q.i,“‘ by those Germans, und you C°\1ld I1"-|would like to get some _Inland noni,"

see. |day, they are-spoil.-l~laven't seen Tomé Well dear Lucy we are - lust after H Bums for some time. Well the on-.

battle. We were in the trenches forfmans musfhe getting thinned ont? Seven days. so are not sorry for get-, some. st the rate we go at them. Wgf

asleep ill the d\lB°\ll» WMD I Shell ‘see you all but I suppose I will have iq), burst a few feet away. It wounded him walt until I go back for, good and 1,

around some. I have come through so writing now I can’t tell. you mmy` far without a scratch so you see I things about the light on account of

I hone to be that lucky all through- have lots of stories when we get mg

I found a German helmet the other How are all the boys around, remem.

day, and I intended sending it to ber me to all. and dont forget to write]

ute, so in five minutes of steady fir- ed to them now. Well bye bye for nom I

_-f;;¢.1..- -3-;;...~.=»...\J,g¢gg:_1¥;€¢_.1_~;h.l..§1a.;;:

.rants-Q

ow they-are needed they would neil esitate in joining the colors for eu; ;

ut believe me its not all fun. ',j I want you to send me some Island.

mst only Crosby and Art the other”

ly had a few men killed in this ima attle. I wish I could take s. trip ¢°°,

ope it will be before very long. , Well I think I will have to stop"

ur letters being censored _l;\|_t__m;_'1;|_

o me often as a letter is _always “yi usly looked for out here. There are few bullets buzzing over my heed hile I am writing. but I'm accustom.

JACK.

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hsrlottetown People A'

Praise Simple Mixture

Many in Charlottetown praise th,

émly positiveccure _novgeknown to the__me§‘licaI Simple Illiltllre Ol b\lCkl.|10l'l1 bulk, raternity. _alarr ing a consll utionl g]yce|-ine etc known as Aide _‘kt d se sttl | xi 1 1 ' " I ` 1-1':h`:'s b¢i§i-l`i1"f:°u1?¢ icsoihkgi liigrnall? rlgfill This remedy is the most THORO-

GH bowel cleanser ever sold being

the system, thereby destroying thc foundation of even used successful] in 11 11' . 11 ' ' 11. ' r 11 1. 7 °PP¢l1di°l~ 1.51.1.¥§"5..“'h..f""L’I.'f.....5..I?.I‘”i!..i ’£§.'.....§ us. ONE SPDONFUL relieve. 11.5.1.1 naturehlltj d1;_ing_lts w0r'k_. The propxrtettirs l‘?fve"A'NY"CASE Of 'COIIBIIIJRIIOIL VBOIII' OI" l'I°..':"i1°....1l'l§.1'r'i$if.§§l§N`l§.'§°2'=§2hillllilall 55 93”' ”‘°"’“°"- ONE MINUTE offer cure. Send for list ul testimonials. 30? 11;; If-_H119 533393 flllllblo llld Address F. J. cHE.\'Ev &<ro.'r51ea .o. 0" er" *‘ °“““°¢ FIPS *Hd

Sold by all Druggisls. 751:. P {§\vSSTANT action is surprising- 'E- A- Take II§1Il‘s Family Pills for Constipation 0 TER' Druggist‘ _

GUARDIAN IIIIISSIFIEII MIS.

. Ona cent per word first InoertIo'~ ln this column hall' cent por

_f nord each continuation. Cash mult accompany order. Minimum

__ charge Twenty-flvo cents.

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Agcnts Wanted Kéeii'Fs`WAW€|5'T6`§€L|T`F`6i

“the old reliable Fonthlll Nurseries." We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence unnecessary; hlghest com- missions paid; handsome free equip- ment: Stone & Wellington. Toronto, Ont. 3242-10-1ME2ili.

, For Sale

FGR SALE. AT A BARGAIN, HARD;

wood shop counter and shelves,

' Apply 242 Dorchester Street, Eastu

- 3285-103-n1_3ipd

To Let

§`_&____ T0 LET-Two unfurnishetl rooms. Ap-

at this office. 3173-10-2Mtf

Great

LARGE

tI.t\1l I-I

Oi,

Avo or

Store

FOR SALE.- BRED TO LAy. S. C.

White Leghorn Ckls. W. J. Pick- ard, West Royalty. 3283-10-4M6ip<l.‘

I-:OIR SALE-Steam boiler, new en-

gine, nlso saw mill. Apply "X" care of Guardian. 3262-10-2M6lpd

\Vuntetl

FOR SALE-Lumber. Call or write us ‘ before buying; also boat plank. Clermont Saw Mills. 3262-l02M8ipd

FOR SALE--COMPLETE MOVING

picture plant'cheap. Suitable for either stationary or travelling; gas and electric fittings; plant entirely new. Sure bargain. B. I-I. Yeo, Au- ditorium, Montague. 23-9-$3m27i.

e-_5 _ * Help Won_ted-Femnl-a

LADIES WANTED.- T0 D0 PLAIN

and light sewing at home, whole or spare time, good psy; work‘ sent any distance. Cixarges paid Send

' stamp for particulars. National -Manufacturing Company, Montreal.

LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR

Fsloonwood Hospital. Apply at tho Hospital. 2417-8-Glltf. 1

Situations Vacant

$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET-

ing card ~sample box free. Rspresf entstives already making uve to ten

. dollars daily. Bradley-Garrstson,

Brantford, Ontario. 9-14ll84|_

Help Wanted-»MuIc 1 , .

WANTID - B`El.L DOY FOR Queen Hotel. ~ . 8263-10-2ll8l.l‘

lid RECRUITING

_ GANRAION IIGINB

1.oNDoN. 001. 2.- 'rho energetic

l'°0l'lIl\|l1l Cllnhalsu. which is sup- ported by the labor orgsnlutions, will be inaugurated mg” hy ming" pageant rallies in 'the four quarters of the metropolis, it regarded generally as s dns! test of the volun

tary system r '

Lord Klteheulr Anil

°*'- 1;# . P* ffl)

;WANTED FOXE3 T0

ranch several pairs of take percentage of

Apply

erlor man understands dress .C. F

Grace James

KIKB