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The Cook’s Studio

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Holiday Photographs

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ve sittings made for your

Xmasphotographs _

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The Bayer Studio

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Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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Montague

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. .*ANNANDALE~Mr. J. J.M. Morrow

Merchant, is handling quite a lot of early potatoes- as the farmers are tak- ing advantage of the hue roads and disposing of their early stock.-Mr: H. Howlett has had his mill nearly' ready for work after rebuilding lt.-Mrs. John Bank and' her sister were in Sourie last week.-Mr. E. .lef- irey has completed the painting of Mr. John Howlett's house and im- proves the appearance very much.- Rev. R. H. Rand preached a fine ser-_ mcn on Sunday a 7.30 to s large aud-

ience, his text is found in Jeremiah 6 chap. 16ve1-se.-U.

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lsrrlstere and Attorneys solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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..DlGBY, N. S., Sept. 28-The henr- ing in the charge of murder against Charles Robert, a colored man of Yarmouth, was begun at Little Brook on Tuesday. The accused had -been in custody at Digby since Aug. 12th, the day on which the crime was committed and was removed to Clare by auto on Saturday by the chief of police. No\ evidence was foiithcoiming and the premediated act will most likely receive condign punishment. Robert, who has' been employed as a fireman on the steam- ship Prince Arthur, plying between Boston and Yarmouth, follower. his wife to Digby avid' finding her at the house ot'-Luke Francis, of Westville, deliberately fired three shots at her, killing her almost instantly. He gave himself up to the police and said:-"I liuvc fixed my wife. ! made up my mind to kill her before I left, home. damn her, s‘he’s dead now :ind l'in alive;

Dr. W. F. Read, who examined the

body said -there were three bullot wounds in the region of the heart. either of wliicl. would produce death, in a short time. The hearing was H0! concluded when the court ad-- ju'ii‘iie~.'l.

New METHODS ARE

Renucmo cAsuAi.1'ies

NEW YORK. Sept. 28.-A London-

cable to 'the' World says: London is quietly elated at the news of the cap- tureiof Combles and Thlepval. The value of the news- is appreciated, but it is regarded only as the indication to bigger- things which must be gain- ed by equally' hard fighting.

of both French an'd the British are be- ing reduced at every fresh move, not merely because of the terrific bom- bardments that precede mil advances',` but also owing to other new methods adopted -

The recent successes do not inspire

Germany.

The shortening of the German front

be/lieved, moreover, that even when carried out it will increase instead of lessening the vulnerability of the Ger- man line.

The Daily News' correspondent at.

the Somme front says the air is full of rumors behind' the' lines, and no'

lied victory may be. "The Allies over a large part of the front have swept the opposition aside," he says, "and the immediate resistance has melted ln a way they hrdly ilaredi hope for. We hear only ivtorles. of how the Germans ran. A wound'cd` private told me contemptuouiily today we would have taken n. trench and picks' and shovels.

FRENCH OWNER ADViERT'l9E8 A BATTLEFIELD

PARIS, September 26.-A_ battle- ileld for sale._'I‘hat is the startling nd-| veatlseiment-surely `the first of its I kind ever published' in a newspaper- which appears in the European edit- ion' of the New York Herald today. The full text ie: "For sale-A piece of land of ten hectares, furrowed with Prussian end British trenches, right in the Somme battle centre, north of 'the Bois Fouresux. and' southeast of Mantinpuich. Write Gard‘el, 10 Rue St. Louis. Amiens.”

Perhaps the most impressive fea-

ure of the advertisement is the robust certainty of Francs’s victory which' il

knows absolutely that the Prussian menace is mastered, and offers his bsttiioileld for sale, confident ofhiii ability tc- deliver ths_goode. _

I tell from s building sad received what the doctor eeiieii s very bail‘

l.rNli/IUN1' sail in six can I was out

io work again. l think it the beat Lin~ imenl lnede.

tion for advertising in this column. IJ. S.. Releases i

one knows how far-reaching the Al-l'

reveals. The owner of the battlefield

..°0Nl UINT per word eeoh inser

’ lirlllsh 0ilicers

(Ganaxilsn Press Despatch.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28-Release'

of Major Arthur B. Humphreys and Lieut. Hugh Levick, Jr.. the Brnishi army officers detained at Ellis Island on their arrival from England, was ordered' to-day' by Coimmissioner- General Ceminetti, of the Immigra- tion Bureau. V _

Evidence taken yesterday by a

special board inquiry showed that Humphreys is en route' to Canada on' ileave, while Levick is on his- way to Boston to visit relatives, and br.-th are travelling entirely as individuals.

detention of the ofllcers was only a neutrality precautionary step and that there was no intention on the part of the government to interfere with the movements ol' European ofil- cera or men coming to America as indivudisls and' not engaged on ac- tive aervice as members of a bellg- erent's armed forces..

The State Department to-day still

had no report on the in'cid'emt and there probably will be no diplomatic discussion of it, although it was in- dicated at the British embsss-y yes- terday that the departme-nt,might be asked informalily whether the de- tention of the oillcers meant the in- auguration of a new policy. _

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. (Tuesday)

Butter (creamerli) lb. 33 Butter, (dairy) lb. 25 Csifakins 1-9 to 20 Esss. (ner doz-) 26 to 27 Hay, (pressed) ton $12 to $13 Hay, (loose) ton $10 to $11 Lamb nelts. each so io so Oats, (black) bus. 47 Oats. (white) bus. 45 Potatoes. bus. 40 _Straw, (pressed) ton $8.00 Wool, lb. 35 to 48 Wheat, hue. $1.20 to $1.50

OFFICIAL

British Headquarters, France, Sept.

26.-The British have taken the town of Combles.

Combles, a town of some 3,000

population before the war, had been rendered of small stragetlcsl import~ _ance to the Allies by their long con- tinued encircling rgovernent. » It has be-en of notable value tg the Germans, however, because as

Mr. Caminetti explained that thel

long as 'fhey clung to lt, the Franco- Brltish freedom of action in pushing their movements between Hapaiimc and Peronne on either side of lt. was

(hampered. Turned into n st.i;pngly_ eos

' . if . _ _ . iiiiiiidefiffiliil 1.22 .giiiiifniiy engiiv Sold b_v Rogers Hdwe. Co. Ltd., Ch ar‘0 ietown and R. T. Holman, Lid, S’9ide _

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.fast like a rock in the course of a -turbulent stream. that has had to be -blasted loose- before the channel could be fully opened up. »

This process has only been accom;

plished by long-continued, severe onli costly effort on the part of the Allies. Driving in from the south, the French successively \wept by Hoirdecourt, Muurepas, Le Forest and finally reacheu Fregicourt, o. mile to the east of Combles. More slowly but none the less surely, the British _have pushed their advance on the

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. _ north of the Geriuaii salient. 'l‘hcir. `1'i2stci'day-caiilz the combine-d ci`l'ort‘l‘0l\<10f€fl U5€l€S~‘¥~ .

striiggle--i to re-ai-ii and hold Ginchvi of the French null British to close, Brilisii \v0uii<lI2il Said their 'BT9117-

nnil Gullle-mont 'were expensive iii. the opening, or at least render it so Sllltiiicillioll WHS Um! il WHS b_€C0lll'

time nnil men, but finally the groundl narrow that what could he extractedl ing illl 0VB\,\ fight “MCG UW G0N“*m=i north of Comblcs and some distance through it hy the Giyrmans would, liiul no more Dfellllfed H1185. but D001 to the east, was. occupied, piittingi not be worth while. Only two roads armies were iigilflng ill the 099"- tlie town in ii pocket ol' which t.iie‘ i'ci_1inii1eil nvcr wliich the Germans Accoriiillii lf’ lille liflllifll Olflcetfii-h"“_’ opening was con.it.uni.ly being nm'-, coulil withilraw their men and guns no longer any Lrc.iii-lies, excep csv. rowcil by thc drives oi' tho allied* ’l`lio siiiizle-track railroad l'\llll1ll\l4 mini( 1uo.i_i iiunuiil Dill U0 Simi"-WD cnteiite urniies. lliroiigli thc place had long since been which ure iliiguniiei' fire. `. - _ __,. -ii 1 ,,_ L"

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any unduly optim_lst‘hopes of an earl-l ier termination of the_ war which isp still expected to continue another year, unless something happens in

Austria or the Balkans to cripple ‘

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now being predicted by the German . ‘ .

papers' as the best means of blocking `

the' allied advance, causes no concern here. lt is doubted if such a ma- noeuvre could be carried out without huge -loss-es by the Germans. It is *

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