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HEAVY FIGHTING FRENCH TROOPS CONTINUE ADIIANCEAMERICAN STEAMER I
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Austro-0ermans'Ma_ke Fierce Attack on Italian
Positions _Breaking Through ~ Italian Ad- vanced Lines. 0ther Attacks Repulsed by Italians. ‘F
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(Canadian Press Dispatch)
ROME, Oct. 25.-Taking advantage
0f Ihfiif ilfifll-Zfililiiltl oi Santa Maria find S1mta\ Lucia the Auslro-German forces which yesterday began an nf. ienslve on the lsonzo lroiit broughtI the battle on to the slopes of ihn right (wes't) bank oi' the lsonzo, says today‘s olllcial statement. ’l‘lie ene- my broke through the -italian advanc-I 0:1 lines on the east bunk of the lsoii- zo. Powerful Austro-German att-ackr.<I also were made on the Rainsizza Pla- teau and on the -west slopes of Monte San Gabrielle but -tilt-so were checkedI by the Italians who took ti lcw hun- dred D|”IH0I1€l`s. The Austro-German offensive struck at t\vo points on thcI
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EIIR IASI WEEK'
(Canadian Press Dispatch) I
ROME Oct. 25.-Italian shipping losses at the hands ol` siilnnarincsi during- the week ending October 20. on all sc-as were three steaniers morc than 1,600 tons and one steamer under 1,600 tons. One steamer was attached
but escaped. .. I
isonzo line near Flitsch arid'in the region of Toluiinu. The attack ap- parently is being developed wr-st oi' thc river in tho Tolmino area. Santzi Lucia is on the west bank. ‘three miles liclow Tolimino which is gnu( of (hp, river.
AUSTRIANS CLAIM 61000 ITALIAN
PRISONERS. `
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
LONDON, Oct. 155.-Six thousand
pri.=:oners were token by .tho Ausiro- (ienman forces on the Italian front, in thc hegliiniiig of their ol`i`<-insivo ac- cording to Vicnuii advices sent by thc Central News (‘.orrt-spoiitlent. at Am sterdziin.
SUBIVIARINE IUSSES __
HEAVIER IASI NEEII
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
LONDON, Octobci' 25.--An iii<:i‘i.»:isc
in thc loss of British niercliantimcn througli mines and submarines is' no ted in the atlnilralty report i`or the cur rent week. Seventeen vessels over 100 tons and eight under 1000 tons
Idirul <'atc_i.§oi~_\‘ “.\". ’i`lic total ol' n\irnI |tiiil\\'li_\',~' War lioiird in thc llnitcdp
were sunk. In the previous week 12 Britisli merchant vessels over 1,-
600 tons. six under that tonnage, and
one iishini: vessel were sunk.
._ ;SEIIII_III_SIWIIIIIIIIINSPPP WAR All BIII WIIN
(JTTAIWA, Oct. 241.-The cabinet. (czmadian p,.ess‘Di5pa¢ch)
ha unter considerziton today thc
question oi` abolishing thc rcstrictionsl (`()T’i‘INHAGl'IN, October 25.-Tlic agaiin-it thc- importation and manufac- Diillifiil |"0l`UIl-‘ill Oilifif l‘0D0I`ts that tht*
tum of glegmgt-gnrin_ 1( is nn(lg|~.isi.eaiiici'i-z /\iiglo~l)nno (800 tons) and stood that it was tier-idea to allow inc l~`lyadci'l>m-g (1400 tonsi. hound from
sale of this butter substitute in (lun-I Eiii-Zlillitl f0\` l7f=lli\1t\I‘k. have been ada and an order in cotincil to give blown up by mince in the North Sea effect to the decision will be prepared One man 011 l>0&l'd the 1\l1i!l0-130110 Wil." forthwith, killed. No other particulars as to
IIRERAR EAIIS
IIE NIINIINAIIIIN
BRANDON, MAN.. Oct. 24.-Ai. fi
joint Liberal and Conservative con-I vention held this a'fttrnoon to nomin- ate a fusion candidate i`er thc federal house, seven men were nominated. the low man on siiccessivo ballots being dropped -till Sir Augustus Nanton and lion, T. A. Crerai- remained. The former received the nomination. hav- ing eighty-eight votes to the luttei's eighty
Sir Augustin is a tionsc-rvutivc, Mr.
(irerar a lailbeial.
THE \V`EA'l‘Fll'}l{.
TEMPER-A'l`l7Rl‘}.
TTDE. M()()`N, I‘1'l`(‘.
TORONTO. Oct. :Jn.~.si|~oiii: wlwhi
and moderate gales, sliittiiii: to south- west; "lot-cas|oiiiil (min.
The highest. t,eiii|ioi'.iiii|o rccordcd
jesterday was 00 dogroos nbovo. /it lit a. ni. ii. was 52 above; nt. il p. in. ii was 'iii above. 'l’ho lowost thc pro- vioiis night was 45 above.
'l`hn title will be high this- cvcning
at 7.15 and toniorrow at 8.04: ll Will bn high tomorrow mornin!! at 7.29 and Sunday at 8.39.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5-lti
and tomorrow at 6.15; it rises t0* morrow morning at 6.50 and Silniifiy at 6.15.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 3.33.
The first quarter oi’ -tho moon was.
on Tuesday, Oct. 23rd at 9.38 a. in.
The moon will be full on 'l‘iiefsday.
Oct. 30th, at 1.19 a. ni.
The length of today will be 1211
hour; and twenty-eight minutes.
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(’»0l\IIN(l EVENTS.
ANN()ITN(‘l<}MEN'|`S.
MEE'l`INGS. E'l‘(i.
"Church oi"_ Scotland» .T¢l!l»°“"t'" and Psnf1da'3u`st received at "The l.4lt\l0 n0OI( Sl0l'0". R48-I0-2GM2lPd
the slnkings have been given out.
A AERIAI IIEIENSIVE
i.oNnoN. oct. 22.-'rite i~‘rt»nv`i\
coup in destroying or crippling at loast sovcn out of tho eight, Zoppelins with which it is generally believed thc (iei'in',-tits made their l"|‘lday night raid over iiondon, gave ti. powerliil impetus today to iieinanda for immo- diate assumption of an aerial oiioii- sivc by England.
Many iiewupapcrs \vr-rc iiuspaiioi in their criticisni ot` the goverirnictitfs failure to start the reprisal pro- gramnic which was' announced inort- than ihreo weeks ago. Thorc wort- iiidicntioiis today that this criticisni would contre within the next low days in li powerful drlvo for action' through pai'lian|cnt. Sonic pointed questions will undoubtedly he linricd at thc govi_n'niiiciit.
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IIEUI. EREII IIA. NASH PRISIINER IN RERIAANI
l’i'oniior /\|'.\iiioniilt yostcrdiiy rc
ioivcll tho following cahlo iii iwnily to oniiuirlcsi coiiccring iilout, l"i'cil Nl. Nash who was rcportod iiiissiiip on October iiiul.
“Royal l<`lyin;; (‘or|is rcports im-
ot`i`lcl:illy that liicui.. l"i‘fni M. N sh ir- a prisoner, unwoundcrl. (‘.onfh‘in iition expected' shoi'tly,(Sigiied) (Sir) George i’erley.
The many friends of l.icut. Nasir'
will be glad to learn that, although r prisoner. he is alive and well. it appears that a certain code of chiv- alry exists between the airmen of the belligerent countries whereb_v either side notifies the other of an_v casual- ties incurred. It is sinceily hoped that ere long Llent. Nash will be ex- thanged for a German prisoner in the hands ot' the Allies. Meanwhile the many friends of his parents and relatives will rejoice with them in thevfiict that the iulstuip in so niuch less serious than iii first feared:
PARIS. Oct. f.'.'».-I"iirthcr progi'e.-.s counter-attack :=outh of lloutholst
was mzidc last night hy thc' i"rcm‘h on \\'ood was coinpii't¢<ly repulsed* The
tho Ais-nc i`i'oiit lit-iwccii t‘iiz\vii:iio'-i iiiisu<-i~esst`iil i\_ssaiiit como -at'ior ex- iillii M0111 lit/slixfis. 'l`hc` l<`i‘c1icli War tvnsivo nri.illery propzirutioii lust. (lllicc stiitcniciit issuril this iit`tornoon cvoniug, llio .s‘taiii‘iiioiit says.
says ther fiirni oi` lloliay was 1-iipturcil (Canadian Press Dispatch) by the i*‘ri-ncii and ‘thai ii i\uiiihi_'r ol' I’l‘I'l`itOGRAl)_ (ri-t. 235-'l`liv (it>i'niaii lirisoneis \vi~r|_- izilicii. 'i`\\'fiii_v tivo i‘\»trcat on the iiorthcrn cud of the `Get‘innn ali'|>lol\i‘s were bi'oiii;l1t down front continues. 'l`hc War Otllce rc-
by l"rencli pilots his-I night -_or vom- port:-1 that the lliissiuii vaiii;it:ii‘ds lost pull(-it to iziiid_in ti dziliiugcd 1-ondii|oii_ toucli In some Ltertors with the retir- GERMAN COUNTER-ATTACK Rh- ing (icrimiiisi who tltnatroyeil all bi'irl~
. PULSED. |1;f-:i.`i'orirls -and buildings. (iii 'i`ue::~
, (C-‘|t\'»\di'-in Prcfis Diupatciii day thc- (icrinans \rci'c i'cporlt-it to be
IIONDON. Oct. 2:'».--'l`ho War Uilit‘f"oii thc Rodenpois 'l`\irk:|in linc. This(
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43,2III IIANARIANS IIIIISER IIII-IIPERAIIIIN
NIIW IN SIASS A BEIWEEN RAIIWAYS
(Canadian Press Dispatch) - (Canadian Press; Dispatch)
(l'I"I`.-\\’\'l\. (ict. 25.--'l'l11\ 1-ulting ol .\Itl.\"|`llI‘}/\ii. (lt-tohcr 25.~~A.=i ai rv-
tiio ilrst class oi` nit-n und:-r tho inlli- "till ol' -=iii:l:f's‘iioi|¢i iniiilc b.V ill" GOV-
t;\|-_\- n¢;|~vl(-,ti np( hnn ri-_<n||(-il in n I-ininint tliai~duri|ia thc period oi` thol larl.:e iiii-,i‘c:i,~'c in iiiciliciil cxuniiiiaitioiii \'::\r tiicrc should hc rlo.~:t'r coopera- liuft wock 25.15515 siiliiniticd _tht-in- tion I\"i\Vi‘l‘I\ tht' i'uii\v:iys in ('uiiadzi. selves i`_or mcdii~iil vxaiiiiiiiiiioii :in zissociiitioii hug ht-cn fornicfl hy
thcsv rtiiiiviiys corrcsponllinr; to thc
:inn oi' tiicse iS.22i were |il:ii~i-,tl iii nic-
oliantiiicd up to thc cud oi' iii:-it \\'ci\k Status. with the obit;-ct ot' securing was 89,270 ot’ whoin 43,201 arc rlzis-:.~;\~.l l:ri‘:it<:r co-operation not only bctwccn
as "A" mon. 'i`ornnto led last. wack; thc r:iil\\'ays tlicniselvcs-', but also bc- ln the number ol mcdictil cxiiiiiiiiii- twccn the railways and the public,
tions with Montreal seconii.
iiiiiilil ilililii. sus iiiiicoi
(Canadian Press Dispatch) I `
i.o.\'i>oN, oct. 2-1--'i‘im st-i~i<»ti.<iii»=tsi ' Sc""“‘"‘"" pm” Dispnfch) . .
of the situation in lrciuiul is insist:-III I‘ONI)0‘\` AWNIWI' 2'r"`_”:_""`I':' mi?- upon hy- H corri\:4noiifli\iit of thc l):\ii_\" lflmx m"'\_rIm"."H0'.1 In MEIN UI] mmli Mall who has hcl;-n following thc Sinai """"'f"“ ""l"_I‘"_""" "S """;"_'v"I ‘I\;‘lF` LIIIIL' Fein in irclund for siivonii \\'c.ol<s. li“I I"I"“`"Zp'I '“""I('IfI"y h'\',h‘" . j‘(“IM_h ilccltii't‘s thcit tho wliolc oi` west lri--j ( *f"’“'“' I""“"lv"_I IIml“f" l'\'mj` land is on the vci'gt,~. oi' arnit-.I rchol-i "'\ili‘0 i\‘t linlsilioiit i, .int ,i_\‘ 1 *nl- lion and coiitiiiuc.~:: “'l`l\c _vollillii Immnt (f"'m`_I"I ` muh' IMI? U_)`Ef“_'; priests in l‘rofcssor lic Vnleia`s trz1inI I0" in ‘TII"III"I‘I' WEEE" _"m`lI)`C_(‘I"£h£.
have suddenly iiwaltciicd to tho dan-i v|iic_\":.ill<iic`s,s\i-.l Riifi-qiiiiitilrl-\il"H|(h` gcr oi' tho spark they hr-hictl to ltindlr“ ““;"I'|“‘i‘|`_"l)I los; J(_ll]'iCm_ (,~i‘»_.;( and Iam “OW Irymg to mwlwh it hm II <o'i[lni]ii'i‘I uilio 'Ilso spoke 'ii Idiicilicl-l ' - it has 'onc too fair. Tho Sinn ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ` ' ' ' ‘ ` ' ` I<‘ccfllIiiici's arf suhliincl_\' coiitiiiciit :intl ‘I‘_"`I"""‘I: "TIN war is "II bw' WSH; my that ,l.lwsdM,."_ Achim, in pu,-]iu_ \\-in liiivv onlyylo oth- tioth tml yn
nit,-at _slio\_vs"pliiliilfflth1'i‘t thc govern! \\'t;l‘C;')iIlll`illli‘ix-, (\(\,ii:ih.“Lsuhimniw véulvm-'.8 mem H' i|_I_|i|iI_.(_)_._ I hc said tli'ii thi' iii:,iircs ot` Sopiciuhcr
I ivcru good. but the i`igii1'o.'»‘ for Oclohcr
Minards Linimcnt cures garget in cows would not bo so good., I
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the Germans who are new back near ly to the Dvina River region. Roden- poits is un tho Great Jae-get' River about twt-lvc niiics north oi' the Dvino, Turkain is on the little Jacgi, seven miles from the Dvina.
one FRENCH vss'ssi_ suNi<.
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
PARIS. Oct. 25.~Oriiy one French
vessel was -sunk by a submarine or mine during the we-ek ending October 21. The vessel lost measured under i,600 tons. Four vessels were attack-
cd iiiistirczessfuliy by submarines.
RUSSIANS EVAIIUAIINR _
KRIINSIAIII BASE
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
l‘i<}'i`RO(iitAlJ, Oct. 25~-The evacua-
tion of the civil population ot' the na- val lmse oi' Kronstadt has begun. The removal of the civilians from Koons- ladt, which is the most important ltussian naval base. probably. is li military measure, The civilian popu- lation is moving from Petrograd. frofm which the government also will go to Moscow. The evacuation of Reval. another important port on the Gulf ot Finland was reported last week.
GERMANS PROBABLY N01' “A's'itE'
To REACH PETROGRAD.
l’l'}Tll0(illAli, (ict. 25.-Tho Ger.
nuiii plan to rcncli Rcval is one, which Oilcc the Werdcr' Peninsula is in their hands is ii task within reason- “Iliff D0HSi|1ilit.V. The weather has not been propitioiis- for land opera- tions, ,thc heavy raiins having made the roads had, hut it. must be rc- mombcred that slight frosts and the Hood weather often enjoyed cannot bc' reckoned on for iissis-tance in holding buck the German advance.
Those operations nonstltmo n
direct. threat ati Petroixrad but evcn taking into account the dec-rcascd elllciency ol' the Russian armv it would require greater effort than Gorniaiiy ::t‘c'iii:'- capable of to reach the capital this season. The lall of
llcval would affect Finland in a mentor measure than Petrograd. The enemy will try to cut Russian coniiiiiinii-a~ tions between Sweden and tho outer world.
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Reported Mining Oct. 3r¢| Illt. now urioliiciiiiiy reported prisoner of war,
`Min*ard‘a Llnlment cures colds, etc. nnwqundq, -Mmnd.. |_|n|m.m wr" New-.|.|`i
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The (iciinzin propaganda ii, being:
steadily carried on in l"inland throughout the wai' and results might iinmedlatrly' become apparent it' :i iiiiuliin; was rffccted, tliorclorc tht l`:ili of llcval would izrezitc ii ilangcr ous sidiizitioii.
'l`iirA~i,» in an nncoiifirmod runior of
tho app4~ai'iii|i't,~ ofa Zeppelin ovcr l{i'on.\¢tadi and in-_:ir l’etroi:|‘:iil :ind
|ii‘|-.ciitttloiui are being takcn against :icrinl ntttivks. Tho strncti-z of thi-
czipiial licgln to i‘cmii\d ont' of l.oudon.
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A RUDE JOLT FOR
PRINCIPAL SMVTH
l.()Nl)()N, Oct. Eli.-A Montreal
cabin states that Priiiclpal Smyth. of the Wesleyan College, Montreal. in a sermon said: “All this talk about the reat reviival ol religion at the fror§is moonshine»." The attention of the Canadian Chaplain Service in England being drawn t'o this. the Canadian Press was invited to point out that Principal Smyth rem'-h€’d England last December as major, r-punt some time in ireland. after- wards acting as chaplain in the Lon- don area. He never wen( to France. was in England altogether consider- ably tens than twelve months, and is hardly'qualitled therefore to_ express an opinion concerning matters- at the front. `
ALONG WHOLE AISNE FRONT ESCAPES FROM U-BOAT
Captured a Number oi Important Positions and Many Prison- After Stubborn iiight Lasting Four llours ers. Twenty-five German Airplanes Brou bt Down: Ger- ~ During Which Some 500 Shots Were
man Retreat on Northern End of Russian ine Continues. Exchaiiged. I
(Canadian Press Dispatch) today aniiounced that aiiotlier German line indicates an extensive retreat by _(Canadian Press Dispatch) ed (hc Ship f|-Dm hem; sent to the
bottom. The stubbornnese ol’ the bat-
A F‘RENCl{ SEAPOl`t'l‘ Wednesday-tie is indicated by the fact that the
October 24tl\.-Escaping from ii Ger~_submarlne fired two hundred and man submarine after a bitter fight thirty-tour shots at the steamer, lasting nearly tour hours and withiwhich responded with more than two
seven oi' her crow wounded some oflhundred and sixty shots. The steamer them seriously, an American F-teams-r|\vas not bit below the water line but arrived hE'rf“- this morniing from aniher cargo caught fire during the American Port. The intervention oflengagement. The amount of damage an American torpedo boat alone save-'has not been ascertained.
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CANDIDATES’ NAMES
ANNOUNCED MONDAY
Send in Your Application Now and he Among - ~ -the-Starters.” Interest is Warming lip.
'i`hf. t`l\arioti.otOwii (ill/\ItI)lAN[ Eagy 1° W-|"_
has just offered to the people of( Never before have you had sugh an Prince Edward island one oi’ the easy chance to secure a high grade
greatest groiips of presents ever of-I tered in this section of the country, and the opportunity is fresh and tim- ely for participants to avail themscl-h vcs of this splendid offer by entering the merry race. The campaign is in its' formative period and now is the time to get in thc game and get an
equal start with all entrants. I
There is a tiimc for everything, but(
`iiITv`v""is'i"ili?`e i`i'iiii€"t`r'>'i';'riil~i`p" this oxc'e`p'-A tional chance and be highly rewarded for a few wrecks' effort. " (_`ont,estanis art: gradually warni-
ing up to tho rniiipalgn tiiougli no prodigles ot` vote getting have yet been perforuicd. I
This campaign is grin-at only so far
as the gigantic pri'/.es are concerned. it will bc long and pleasantly remem- lim~t\n hy t-vt-.ry person directly or in- directly interested in it.
ruinv__ciui
ntcresting Letter from the in tarnutlonol President Whose Parents Hull from the Province. lin Address on the tinvy- Leiigue. und Words of En- couragement and Commenda- tion from Mr. Percy Pope.
McLaughlin Buick Touring Car, $400 Willis Plano. $225 Victrola, $135 Sleigh, Harness and Robe. Three Diamond Rings, and three Wrist Wat. ches.
There are yet splendid chances for
you to get in and w1n one of these highly valuable presents, but you must not wait ttoo long to gel. into the running of the race. There are savmany prizes to be awarded that it is impossible to be disappointed if you miake the proper effort. See that your application is sent in immediat- cly for the ilrst. publication of candl- date's names to appea-r .Monday Then interest your friends in your campaign. Tell them all that you are in it to wln and that their support will go a long way to make you a winner. The GUARDIAN is doing its part and will assist you in every way possible. Don't lose another mi- nute.
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*FARADOR MACHINE TO LET BY
week or month. Apply to 224 Eus- ton street. 600-10~l2Mtf
The weekly luncheon of the Rotary
Club in_ the Kozcy liorncr _vest.erday| was unusually intcrestin;_:. President' \V. llarry Tidniarsh presided and Sec.-. ictziry Waiicr (irant rcatl the follow- ing ilitci'c.=‘»tin;: lcticr from lntcrnatloti- 'il i’ri-slilout Lcslii- l’idgoon of Winni-_ peg. Mr. i’iilgcon is mliiisicr oi` thc Aiigustliie l‘rcshyici'i:iii (‘huri‘h. Win- ni|ici:. llc was horn In 1873 at New itil-limonri, Quebec. llia grandfather came from Yarmouth. Plnglaiid to ('ovc Iliad licrv \vlii~.ro ho was soroiiil
iniiiisicr on the island. Sovt-ral of his' children moved to the Province ni- Quebec whore Pre:-iidcnt l’idgcon'n t`a~I tlicr still lives. Tho, President wrotczl (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION I
OF ROTARY CLUBS.
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li't`i<~i~, oi thc l‘ros.idr-,iit, Fort (larry l.ot»-l, Wlniiipcg, (`nniida.
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Charlottetown Ilr»l:ir.\' Club.
My dear Sir:--
l have just today rccei\~cd i:ic ap-
plication for affiliation of the Rotary Llub of (‘.harlottetown. I do not even know the name of the President and I will address this letter in care of Mr. (‘. I-l. Black. the first name on the Roster, and trust that you may receive it through him.
I handle a good many applications
for affiliation in my official capacity. but this one. being the fiist in Prince Edward Island, carries a little senti- ment with it which you may be abio- to understandt My father was a nat- ive of Prince Edward Island. ills father, the Rev. lild. Pidleon was
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*WANTED AT ONCE, FOR FAMILY
of two small house or cottage. cen- trally located_ Apply "B. W." clo Guardian Olilce. 665-10~l6Mtf.
*LO8T.-LAE~Y’8 BLACK HAND-
hai: containing about $3. Finder please leave at this Olllce and' obtain rt-warn. sn-io-zisiviai.
*TO RENT OFFICE 70 GREAT GEO
rim Street. Hot. water heating. Apply Guardian Oitice.
760-10-22Mtf.
LOST-BETWEEN ROCHFORD ST.
and Peoples' Church, Sunday even- inz si brooch valuable to owner. -Finder please leave 71 Bayfield' St.
820-10-24M3lpd.
*LOST-AT KENSINGTON iN OR
around Brunswick Houw. fountain pen, initials- M.M.l-l. on gold band. Finder communicate with this ofllce and get reward. BH.
'HEAVY IROWN PAPER .FOR
sale. excellent for putting under oilclotb or carpets. Apply at The Guardian Otllce. ‘ill-l0»IOMtl»
*GLASSES LOIT AT Ol NIAR
corner of Kent and Pbwml Street: a pair of gold rim (lanes with chlln atlolied. Hldlr phil! lltvi at Guardian Dllpo. lille-tlltg.
°81’RAYlD FROM DAY Pltlldllli,
Seutliport,_ four ehgep or lambs. Finder plane notify M. W. Wood oe W. McNeill. Rhwlrd.
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