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AUMDBULGARIANS GERMAN sion coruunn

I TAKEN PRISONERS

Allied Forces have Entered Bulgaria Meeting _

with but Little Re it . Th - Campaign p,0g,¢,;esS agxourabf _Ma°°d°"'a For the First Time Germans have Ordered Evacuation oi

(special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The valley of

the Vardar remains the chiei' centre ot’ interest. The Serbs advancing up the valley with great rapidity have crossed the Vardnr going eastward et s point ii/bout midway ibetween Kriv. olsk and Veles. other wise known ne Kuprutu. They' are headed for Ishtih, a most important road centre in south eastern Macedonia, corresponding to Prilep and Mona-stir in the region west of the Vardar_ The road froiu Krovolak to ishtib has been occupied by the Serbs and this move cute the Bulger forces still holding part oi’ the Vardar Valley to the south into n number of isolated groups which ure

now falling back us best they can to-I ward Strumitza, the chlei' military base in Macedonia. ln illulgaria, the iiercest resistance offered by the on. emy to the Allied advance at any Dolnt is on the east bank of the Var-I dar above and below Strumltza sta- tion which ls on the Uskub Saloniki railway. about twelve miles west oi the town ol Strumitza. There the

Bulgars hold strong positions on high

ground which has been well fortified and "P0 Dllllillg up :i vigorous defence against the atIi\CliS 01’ the I»"rcr.ch. The Serbs' enVE10Ding movement to the north by lshtlb may soot rome the iiaibuna Pass, a famous denle on Daft Of the Vardar front.Allied mount- ed patrols have entered Bulgarian tor- ritory but there has been no infantry invasion. While these operations in-p taking place on the Vnrdar zi portion nl the Franco Serbian army is pushi ing directly north from Prllep toward Vcies the capture 'ot which appears to be imminent. The Buigars still hold the Prilcp Vcles road which luis been the scene of much heavy fighting in former campaigns hut the Serbs have worked uround it to thc east on n piirullci road airi hiivc captured Iiili'- ii-.en guns and much war inuti-rlul dur-

ing tliisoiittiiiiililng move.

By the end of the week the Allies

will have u ilrm grin on ine ljekub. Snloniki railway for 120 miles north from Snioniki and will he in it posi- i.ion to consider plans lor the invas- ion of Bulgaria having captured over -10,000 prison(-rs and 265 guns.

GEN. ALLENBY STILL .

DRIVING

THE ruins

The Arabs on One Side, the British on- the 'Other are Crowding the Turks into the Desert Where it will be Impossible for them

to Live. » .

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Sept. Z6.-In the operat-

ions between the Jordon and the Sen General Allenby's army is now pro- ceeding to nttack the Turkish forces east oi' the Jordan which are in retreat

along the Damascus Mecca railway. -The bulk of the Turks of the fourth army were well to the south of the Dead Sea when Allenby’-A drive be- gan 'there they were engaged in Ar- abia and depended -for their suppiicsl o nthe Arabs of the Hedjaz who werel constantly attacking this railway and interrupting communications. Now the fourth Turkish army, leaving the -Turks in garrison in the Yeinun tr-

their rutu, :ire retreating nurtiiwnrd along the railway. The Arirbs :irc pressing them from the south while Allenby's victorious troops are up- proaching Amman. u station on the rund about 30 miles east ol’ the Jor- dan and immediately north of the Dead Sea. li’ the Turks who are still lar to the south oi Amman try to es-

cupe -by leaving the railway and strik- ing out into the Syrlun desert their into will be n terrible one. The desert has no wutcr for thc traveller at this season of the year. The surrender oi' the greuter part of the fourth Turkish :irmy seems u matter of only n few

days. i

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE I IN ANNUAL SESSOIN

Report of the President, Mr. D. Schurman, Sends Note oi Encouragement on Progressive

Lgeisiation

The annual meeting of the P. E. l.

Brunch oi’ the Dominion Temperance

Alliance was held in the Zion Church School Room lust evening. Rev. John Sterling, vice President occupied the chair and -there was a good attend- ance. Tlie Secretary, Treasurer Mr. David |Schurman Isubmlttcd the report of the Executive committee com- mended the work ol the Commission llld pledged its support to the Com- missloue,ru__and the inspectors having the enforcement of the' Act. The re- D0rt wns._q.s »foliows: ~ ` J Refportfot-'the Executive Committee

Enacted. _

Tcmpcrnncc Alliance ln this Province the four yours immediately preceding our Inst Annual ‘Meeting were the

‘years most full oi energetic. active.

campaigning for the object for which we are associated, but the time since the lest Annual Meeting has been the

eitorts.

that a tenipernnce law can be 0ilf0i‘<‘- ed fully, strictly and without partial ity and that when so enforced it rec

SEES THE COMING E D

y Cities on Western Front Within Range ol Allied Guns.

Sharp Local Fighting Continues and invariably to Advantge ot Allies. Final Struggle lor, St. 'Quentin is

Rapidly Approaching.

PAWS SEIU- 26.-I"0i' the iirstlthe cnvelupnicni of Bourlon \'t’ocil,fiiouii<'es that thesc attacks were rc-

tlme since the war began Gerniniiyl thi* principal defensive position to: pulsed. llvuvy los.~:c.<, were inilictcd on has issued instructions governing thi-,tlic nortliwcst of the city. They have, the Gt-rinnns who dolivi-red tht-_ scvcrt-

period most i`r\iitlul in results of our

` The Alliance during those four years lnbourcd without stint to prove

tcrritory on thc wcst front. ilicriiu un- uounces that owing to the long rangi- bumhiirilmcni ot' Metz and other pluc-

the expeditions evacuating oi' civil- lnns and movable property t`ron1 pluc- cs wliiiln range ot' sucli gulls, when the evacuntioii becomi-s ucce-ssury. ilcrinainy no Ionizer iii-s|iisos l'ersli- lng'.~i Yankees. -

Sir Douglas iluig ri-ports thai in tho

region \vc.~=t and northwest ol' Si. Quentin there has been sharp lomtl lighting as u. result ot which the lirit- Ish have captured _tho vlilitgo oi Sol

`anadian Bois evi i

President Wilson

cs preparations :irc living nmilc for

0'l"l‘A\V/\, Sept, ‘_"G.----hieiisiliwu will

'io token hy thc (iovcrnmoni, it is rc- '~ ported to sumniurily put :in end in

tho operations ol’ organizations of (3pec|a| U, 1-he guardian)

ironounccd onurcliistic or ilolshevist ()»pAW__\_ _q,.l,t_ ;gt;__.|yp in August cndenclcs which si-ck to illsvourugc l4_ 1918 nm me iwgpg in the ov;-|-soils or deleut 1\<‘llViiIf‘->\ Mlfilllil Ui" "f.militury iorci-s oi' t‘unaila. i~}ngl~ind. t‘iiiiutlii'.~i parllcipiitlnu in ilu' \v:\r. ,md 1,-mm.” wp,-,, u_5(ii; mil(-pr,\ nnnl

'i iinudrcd und ilily _vziifils on ii froiit

_ot two thirds oi' :I niih- :tt invliy, i~io.~;.- to the iiiiitlciiliiiig linv. north ol` Mor- cii\'oi‘es. which has been thui sci-iiv oi` much iiurd lighting lu-li\'t-vii (lor-

,niun unit idngllsli troop:-'_ ilvri- thc cnuiuy hopcs lo siuy tho iiilvaiiwi- by

|usiug thc uniiuislii-il Noril canal us |hls chit-l' lim- of di-ll-iit-c_S~-\'c1‘:il times ]t`:ii|atiliuii pz|ti'ol.~i oi' this :-'iii~.tor imvi-. Ii-rossi-il thc olizstiirla- null niudi- prison ers on the side hold li ytlit- cnilmy.

_The dltllcu'lly in inukiiig aiu nti\'uiu-if is that tanks woulil in-, reqiiireil to :iii in ln".-:thing ilirougli thi- l-iioiii_\‘~i

lNiliHlR GBANEBHIID -53 GERMAN Pill-*iii t itll till. illllllll iJllWNiil IUESUAYI».;"1‘s.~‘lisscfrfii

--1 __-_ lTl\cro were two events, the free-for

woio dropped in Zi liouis.

couiuiissloni-il oilici\rs und mon.

0! -the Prince -Edward Island Branch eh'-eg 'unqualified approval und com Oi the Dominion Temperance Al-_ mendation ot the people. In the pur

liance.

Oi the 87 ears oi existence ot the (Continued nn page two)

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GLAIIYS KLARK 00 HAD

I I l -UAPAUITYIHUUSE

. ____.._.._._»--- The Prince lldward Theatre was est atten

crowd seiilnl admission last night, standard which this over D when the-Gladys Klart: Co., presented has established. d ____

t s a

in A muterly mliiner David _Belsscols The Dlly *"1 ll! reiivil B _ __

Wonderful play, "Tho Hem or wot- ternoon _at the matinee and ton s ons." 'i‘h8.i»iu¢"w\iias me mn pi new "ci-timvrino oniwr-uns."

lauren yu _ginqree-_'ith uio~gM_- _ " ' __

1 1

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tion by the large audience.

too small to- accommodate the large and the acting was 3_1: 1° “gh zoth at 8.01 n. m.

The tidc will lic high this nftcr-

noon nt 5.40 and tomorrow at 6.55 it will hc l\igli'tomnrro\v morning at 4,43 :uid Sunday :it 5.54._

The sun sets this cvcmng at ’/.ii

:ind tomorrow nt 7.12 it riscs to- morrow morning nt 6,12 and Suu- day nt 6.13- '

The moon rises tonight at lI.36. The moon was full Friday Sept.

Y The last quarter of thc moon will __ bc on Thursday, Sept. 26th at 11,30

p.m, . _ .

t The length of today will be ii I hours and 59 minutes.

proceeds on its journey.

i _ , t

evacuation of civilians from (lcriunnEaulviiiir-eil thi-ir oiiposis to ii iivpiii ol';:itt:ir‘l<.

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‘BRITISH TAKE 1000 Fil'r.lSONERS

_ I | Briiisii ‘posts ln tho region to tho |o;i.~st ol Arrus pour Sauchy i‘aui.'hy al-

_-to were attacked and hero likewise _thc e-uc-iny wus driven oi't`. The pro- i-i~.~‘.s oi' closing in on -St. Quentin was li-.intinuvii by the Britisli wiio nnido pi~ogi'i-s.-i in thi- (iricoiirl iii=igiiliorlio;nl :intl also in thi-_ Sch-nr-y ri-gion wi-sr ui Ht. Quentin. One liiuusund pl'isoucrs irori- captured in _ies-itiei'iiiiy`s operat- ion particularly around Sl. Quentin.l

HHCY- The Wt‘Hltfl`ll 0\liSl<Il‘l‘»* Ui' ‘-Vlllvll wirt- iriiiaiigli-iiii»ii`l>= and iunks cuiiiioi ITALIANS BEGIN ANOTHER AD Wiiltl 1\Il`0i1<l)' Ili lllfiif llilllilfi- '|`l\lS ri-.udily iii-goiiaio :i i-nnzil exrzivaiiiou VANCE village is Immediately to Zhi? \\'t_-.it of iliil-gy 0|- 11,,-ry ,in-1, Wim Steel, .____ Si -Quentin and the can sl\'iiffi\11'i-s _».-,.-inn-A on its sides. I i,oNDoN. sept. 2i;.~'i‘in- itailnn.=

hctween the British aiiyiiiiviinr along: _--AMW-E-f_~»__ gnilvo begun nnntlif-y ii-li,-ance in A1- Yllll Sl- Qlwliliil 'l’f¥F0lllli’»1`tl'l| "Nil SEVERE GERMAN ATTACKS RE- l»uiii:i,;i i~t-ording io unoiiiclzil press their goal are three ilweiliiigs on iliii P,ULSED ruports ri~i~r-ivctl livrc today by way of iuiailsliie it little to the north in tho --~-_ ‘l'2i.i'is>. '

ldayct sector where thc liiuiisi uri' |_0,\,'|)()N_ gppp gi;__.|,| |.‘];mdU,»g _..___._._._.____ licslnnis to force their wav into the mst nigin it snr-_I-i-ssrni min was can DUTCH GOVERNMENT wANTs To G@1`m"i\ `if@“Cl\ »*YSi@i\i~ 'l"lif-‘W WHS rind ont by om ni-uisn in the noign- NEGOTIATE WITH ENTENTE

IlIil`llI\§lllI11g Yl‘SIl‘l'll-‘~i'- Til" G-’l`l“1ll‘-=‘~ liorliooii ol' \\’i\lvct‘giieni. in this and ---

AM‘S'I‘l~*l'tDA-M Sept "6 --it is scint-

Iiiiliiclieil lhi‘P0 2-1\l<‘Cf‘9>ilV“ l"i\`i“l9l" in other encounters prisoners were - - - -~~ - _ attacks all of which were lirolrcu lil' |uk0llr'f' ' ~" ` ` _ f iimtilally i\\'ll\Ul|\iCBfl thai U10 Dutch before they reached the British posi- _|.~|pp| nip,-31,31 Hpjgs pmeial report iioverullielii liar# tlBClliBd i0 YBSUME IIUUS lil Eilelllh lllilllvily Il9l\\"‘U|» Sl iodiiy aiiiiouiiircs that (icrinan troops QW-‘-llilll illlil Cilnillfill- Milli? l"\"»`l\" lust night rouiitor-attucked tho British' mn'-I0 G"VUl`“‘m‘\"1l5- German papers

‘r-conomic ni-gotlntions with the en

'hive sewod upon this announcement

0030 W€I`€ Iliff lil flillll 'li' HIL 11"" iincs :ihovc (iricouri, uoriliwvst ot' Sl.. -` A - - i when the Germans retired :i\'ir~r milk- Qlwmin_ Wm.,-,, 5,,|mm.p,_-, hm... ,-.,(.__ :is an ot-r-nsioii to -worn thc Dutch fhttt

tht-v ‘irc in ilaiwei' of losing the rest

ing an liiisixccc:-isi'iii surprisc :\°t:‘»i-lt. ,.m|_._. in..." Sp,"-,.(| |,_\. pi,.|,| _\_|m.oh,,l_ ,_ . ,,. . . -- Il. looks _as it' the t‘.unii<liuns on the ||uig~,, |,.,,,,_,$_ 'I-he p|~m_q|, (.(,mmm,(]_'ii\` their iiiorciiztnt tonnage to thc t'un\hrai trout are getting rcudy lor ,.,~ in hi.; Uipciui ,~L._l,0,-1 mduy m|_'l<liiti~iite.

Ircsrrroars ii-Aces

:ill onli the 2_27 trot. and 2.30 pacc_

5P°°|a| ¢° TDC GUf'l‘d|i|'\) (SPCCIGI Y° Thi? GUf"`l1la") l-ioih were won by Island liorsos_ The

MONTREAL, Sept. 2ii.-T-he sccoiiil l.0Nil(lN. Si'>|\i. 2ii.-- ii`ii`ty three `

:randchild oi thc Duke :ind Duchess hostlh- nirplnm-.- \verc accounted i`o\‘l,p\-pn i,(,,-_c-pt, _.-im-i|“_y_ 'php pm... whipp »t` Devonshire was horn yestertlay ut hy Hritisli aviators on 'l‘iiostla_v, uc-5 (ppm ftu, i,,._,i,, (tw. “pu by Brenton Elmwood, (‘.artlerville, when u rording' lo tho oillcinl nnnounreuienl. ||_ (\,~iv(_.n in pple rngnion by Mi-_ Geo, daughter was borntn (‘,upt. and l.'i<iy| tonight. 'l`hii‘iy our of tlicsc wcto des-s }}.n0p»p_|-_- the p0|n|J'_\»‘, (‘\ha1-fiqttetowii

I

Maud Maci{lntosh. Botti mother and tro_voil und twenty two iirivcn down |,p|~hp;-_ 'ppp 2,37 not end 2_3() pncn lun liter rcporlod to bc doing woll. 'i‘on llritish machines failed to ro- Mp., “-on |,_v an Inland not-ee Kiltie

E _____¥________g_____ Iturn. More than 2,000 pliologriliilf ‘owned ny Mr. John M1-l‘hee. North

h 'k' were lnitcn :intl il! l-2 tous oi' homflis _(We,-_

first. ravi- cnlicd was 'thc ircc tor all

To be Suppressed ----- SUMMARY

IIIIIIII IIISSIS

.. (PUFiSE$500) . . . ._. ..

| llronton ll. (ll. iiooper) 22111

Devillsli Dorothy (Dr..l_T. Jenkins)

('oiorudo i.. til. Kelly) i4 ii 4 Il Viciorlu ti)_ll’. -Mr-Ali:-sit-r Sussex!

llunholm ttlaytll Arhiug, clty')5 ii 41

'_ -1 is

| Florotto, (Amos litter Amherst. N

_ TORONTO, Sept. ".’7_--Flite und' Carferfy Running ' S, 2 2 4 4

1 cool. ' on Eng||$h Channel! Bavlns, (»R.il. Edwards. iinliiaxl

4 7 Il 2

. (Special to The Guardian) L Zeke Todd ill. iMcKenzle, New LONDON. Sept. 26.-A train ferry (;|p,.\g0w N_5_) 336 from England to l~‘rant'e hos hcl-u in Mnvn-ohm (p_ Kem, gc _,mn ,gi operation t'or sonie time. tionclies and John) 53 3 wagons for use on the l~’r'cnch ruil-_ Jennip penn (Cm-v,.e||_ 3¢_ John) ways have been going ovcr regularly| 945 for months bitt recently the iirst pas-_ (inséy (vresceun (J_p_ smm,_ Kin. senger train was fcrried ncross. The ko,-R) ~ _ 967 lorry is u broad boat with rails lniil_ 19|-d ilpstingp (.M_|(¢,0u8h_ N_ vp,-y. on deck which receives the train dir- On) _ 399 ect from the track ot' departure. The Time 2_2() 231% 231% 230%

train is broken into sections nnd_made_ _ last on the terry's rails. On reachingl The raw, for md” Wm he 'p 2_3 its destination is is assembled and Ci", li-pi stake prize 8400. and u 2.2

Itflass trot 2.25 Class pace stake $40

_ 41222

3 3 Ii Ii 3 r

James W .\lcl{inni-\v (i1‘t‘ Redding.

Wlllmwer Herlling Can, !N. »S_viiim_\‘,l I V - U 0651'

(Special to The Guardian) ln “mn ______/_ __

NEW YORK. -Sept. 26.- The i"i‘i‘s- ____ _ “‘ " “

ident's speech in New York l~‘ridny, n

opening the iourth liberty icuii drive, O,I_,§`p\;:_|\a_| t;__-_‘re G;:_.\_';d__|(a.m)_m||m,€ 227 TR°T"`2'3° PACE

Wm """"`-V ““ umwcr U' V0" Hprmng military liondouuriors in l.ondon (Pune S 400) me German "`h"‘"""‘“""' states that up to August i, 1918, 3,833 '

-----F---'- ` o <-onin sslonod oiliccrs and mon ol' , _ _ _

YEIE ‘vi':f\TnET( Iliid] iiviiiwldzis mliiiii'_V fort-as in (‘:in~ “mn (John M(mwP' Nonh I1“5v;`rl}

_ '|'|‘}I“l"|‘nEr\'rU'EE. ado hull lwiill iZlV"ll i`il\‘l|\\|9‘*|‘"\" mt, Rom L_ (_]_\V_ |.~|.mw,._ Now \\rmm.

|’|])|F,_ h|()()`N'_ ETC, olilcurs in tho lnipi-riiil rirniy. l|.__r_l _,BJ ‘H23

2.191/_» 2.19% 2.21!

l`

' Motoring for pleasure in I luxury. lt is tmseemly tor ul to be

,,i¢»p.snre-seeking and luxury-lov, ing when our own flesh and blood tn- the hottie-lines are at death-llflps with the !oe._ We tiled to lhlpl

-» .». \

Fine Weather Brmight

from 'Judges Regard

The third day of the cxhibitiou_'

was favored by bright warm weather' and tiiousunds ol` people took in the Fair -and the accompanying attract- ions.

Autos by hundreds whlzzcd through

this strl-cts all day, many from the l`uitiii>st sections of the Province and many from various mainland points.

Altogcthi-r willi the lively run of

tratllc by autos und carriages every- where Charlottetown took on the ap-

pcaraiico <il` zi hip; city.

Judging in all thc lirics was com-

pleted ycstiirduy.

The exhibit oi' heavy horses on the

whole was rntlicr small, according io I\li'. J, M. Mclfzilluin ,of Shaltcspeare. Ont, one ot' the judges oi" horses who stated that for this reason there was little or no competition in many ot the classes. '

In the registered Ciydesdales, said

hc, ilu-ri-_ were a few right good ani- mals. Spot-ini mention is due the ('uniidizin lireil champion inure and tho Grand t`tl\ain.piun Clydesdale inure.

The Perciicron- horses according to

Mr. McCollum, are a very poor lot.

in the Heavy Draft horses, not reg-

istered. he says there were few good animals; while in- the General Pur- pose class, the lack of general pur- pose type was very noticeable.

TH E DAIRY CATTLE

’i`iic .iuiigc of ihc Dairy Cattle was

hir. liixrrluy iiull, of Brampton, Ont., .\tr. llull is .Secretary of the Canadian .iorscy i‘uttii~ ii`luib, and manager of ‘ho iii-in of ll. ii. Bull & Son. owners of tho largest herd ot` purr- bred cnt- tln in t‘uuada-“tile Brampton .Ter- -icys. 'Fhis is his iirst visit to i’. ld. Island. lie has judged cattle on the island 'oi' Jersey and frmn coast. to coast through Canada and the United States.

Mr. Bull suild ho was much dlsalr

\pointcd in tho Jersey exhibit. here. } lio r-xpeciod to. find as exhibitors Mr. -' William (Tlurkc ot’ North Wiltshire and l\ir. Frzink Glydon of Margillt’-. INCH who have made u. reputation for their yearly test, particularly so when at the Toronto London. 0`ttawa,'Sher- brooke, Vancouver and other big fairs the Jersey exhibit is thc feature oi the cattle show.

Tlnis island. said Mr. Bull, to the

Guardian representative, is it place where economic profit must be ill main i`c:1tui'o in iinirying operations and at t-hc grcntt-st world's fairs Jer- sey's have demonstrated that they are "lt", Those who did exhibit here. said l\o,‘liad some good animals. ln the dairy classes as a whole the ls-

propcr sires. in very tow caseti illll UW _voung stock of the four duilry breeds

- show the quality and iinlsh of the

mzttrons.

‘ln the liolstein classes, Mr. Lea,

(aged ¢-ow) possessed absolutely thc icaturc oi' this class.

The Ayrshire exhibit wus very 5000

right through.

in tho Guernsey exhibit Mr. RoD~

er‘s uged cow, was in a close DY ll' selt. None of his young stuff seemed to he tip to this stanilrird.

8

land shows tin- luck oi the use oi’

IMNIENSE ATTE-NDANCE

ON THE THIRD DAY _OF

BIG PROVINCIAL _FAIR

ma Multitude from all

Sections by Train, Team and Motor Vehicles. Judging Finished. Expressions of Opinion

ing Live Stock.

seemed very keen. Although the cat- tlc -_were not fitted to Toronto Exhib- lilbition standard, said Mr. Bull, 1 was delighted to see them in as good cou-

(cononuco on page eight)

KING CONGRATULATES

KING PETEROF SERBIA

(Special to The Guardian)

wAsinNc'roN, sept.” 26.- King

George of England has sent- a massage ot' congrutulation to King Peter of Serbia on the successes of the Serbian troops in Macedonia, the Serbian log- ation was advised today in a cable- gram from Corfu. King George's mel sage follows:

l ‘wish to express to your Majesty

my most sincere congratulations for the successes accomplished by your splendid troops commanded by Prince Alexander of Serbia and also my nd- miration tor the incomparable her- oism und endurance of which the Ser- bian people have given proof during these four years of its unexampled ordeal' and sacrifices.

bOO0f0+f¢f0oooo¢f~

ll‘!'l'll.'I§I.’l.3l’.fPl'l§.I

LOST.:-A black ostrich b_oa.

Finder please leave at 27 King St. Sp271i

T0 LET HOUSE N0.185 QUEEN ST.

Apply 67 Bayfield Street.

1646-9-27M8ipd _

LOST-PEARL STICKPIN IN THIS

city, Finder leave at Guardian office

1627-9-26 M 21

GIRL 'FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK

to go to St. John. Good wages. Apply som Euston so-eat.

' 1648-9-27M3ipd.

*T0 DAIRYNIEN-SANITARY -BUT-

ter paper, printed; “Fresh Dairy Butter-35c per 100. Per post Ave. Guardian Otllce. 9025-8-Mill"

'FOR SALE A BELL PIANO IN EX-

cellent condition can be seen any day from 8 am -to 3 pm at 215 Hills- boro St_ 1288-9-7Mtt

LOST THURSDAY-WILL THE

Indy who was seen pickin! up a ladies wristlet watch at the City Railway Station return same to Mrs. Roselle Jackson, Murray Riv- cr, P. E. l. 1645-D-27M1ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR GROGBE

isle Magdalen ilslands. Term eilht months. iSalary forty dollars per .month. Duties begin middle Octob- er. Apply James Quinn. Secretary School Board.

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Charlottetown farm 18 acres, crop and stock, new house with plu.m`b-` ing. An additional 6 acres land Gun be purchased adjoining. Apply 'to Everett McKendrick. Mt. Edward

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