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Herddyad easy Iwiy to

rid --off constipa- tionr~-1f'I`ake one or two

and cleanse your system of its accumulated waste,

gentl and without harm- ul miller effects. Get a generous 25c tin

at our Penslar Store.

ins uvn -sn nn

splendid for a torpid.

lazy liver. Two teaspoon- ful in ahalf glass of cold water half an hour before breakfast, will make you feel like a new person. It has no harmful effects.

30c and 60c bottles.

ll. A. FOSTER

_ ;RA-Ronan ` For excessive sunbum_.f§,_-

skin. ahrasions -- rash -- dust the B905. wil-ll KORA-KONIA. €.'i."%i'.i.“-‘-"“..i.iit’¢..'.Tli""‘....‘7¢‘iZ‘Iii “li l1}¢il¢nt-is Properties.

A creat sid to summer pleasures.

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BR DeVAN'S l"REl‘lCH Pll.li5 &'°'n2

0 D _'l‘.i?“.i‘.‘l.i".‘l ‘iii ii§’a‘.2°’»i'....’.*?..‘Ji°.‘i..".l.‘.i‘i?.°.'.if, ldress on receipt of price. Tn I sconxu. Dave 0. 25. ()\tll_A§|Ji|, Ontario. ____ IIIIIUSPHONOLTTIR IVIEN “”’“‘°'°‘

» Vim and

V|\l~ll¢y3ior Nerve and Brain; increases "grey :tier ' ;a Tonic-will build you up. *.4 a nox, or

On If

0 for at drug rn or by mai seein gprii-fha: seosu.|fi°i°ice co.. st. cum-up

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE '

-on Sold by Geo. E. Hughes.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS -

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UQUQECQQO QQQUUQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQEEQRF

AGENTS WANTED

TEACHERS WANTED

AGENTS SALARY AND COMM_lSS-

Ion to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ially hard~y, grown only by ns. Sold only by our agents. Elegant free samples write now to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

_ 6681-8-1MEmtb60i.

WANTED TEACHER FOR STANCH- _ el School. Supplement $75. Alex

Cairns, Secretary. 7259-7~24M10lpd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR IRIS

School. Supplement $65.00. Apply to D. A. McLeod, Iris Secretary.

7241-7~2ZiM10i}JiI

FOR SALE

, _ . FOR SALE FARM OF 100 ACRES

at Milton. Apply Mrs. John A. Moreside, Milton 7420-8-1M6ip<i

DESIRABLE FARM AT FRENCH-

fort, 100 Aacros, well watered and situated for all purposes. Apply R. Rhynes, Duustaffnage.. 6971-7-12-Mtf

FOR SALE GOOD BUSINESS STAND

in King's Co. centrally located, buildings in first class condition. Apply to Mrs. S. Vanlderstine, New l’erth.~ 7383-7-30M6ipd.

FOR SALE 212 ACRES OF LAND

situate on Marsh Road, Lot 40,' l(ing's County. Apply to McLean & McKinnon, Solicitors &c., Royal Bank ot' Canada Building, (Thar- lottetown, P. E. 1. 7456-8-4M6l.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM AT

St. Peters Harbour 110 acres with good building. Well watered and situated for all purposes, also 50 acres a few chairs from lioinestead. Apply Ill. W. Davison, Bristol, P.O.

7369-7-28M£lipd

HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR _ sale. Formerly known as the Am- erican Consulate, corner Water and ll_‘av.iland -Streets will be oi‘I'ered by public auction, August 16th at 12 o’clock noon if not previously dis- posed oi' by private sale. l<‘or par- ticulars apply to liaszard & (laini- et, Solicitors. ' 'i-125-8-2M4i.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHER

for New Acadia School. Supple- ment $110. G. Gallant, Secretary.

7Il2l5-7-2UM8ipcl,

WANTED-TEACHER FOR BALTIC

school, one \vith experience pre- ferred. Supplement $100.00. Apply to James llrandcr, Secretary, Bal- tic, Lot 18. .7328-7-28-Miiipd

WANTED -- TEACHER (Principal)

for Exnyvale school. Supplement $40. Aeneas J. (llurkin. Secretary,

, Emyvale. lt. 1t._ No. 3.

7411-7-1.\i6ipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR AFTON

Road School. Supplement $35.00. Apply John ll. Lund, Secretary.

7426-S-2l\d$iipd

TEACHER WANTED SECOND

class for Ten Mile House, liibcrni Supplement. Apply James Mc.\'ally sec!"€-tary _ 7438-8-2MTipd

WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEACH-

er for Little Sands school. Supple- ment $100. Male teacher preferred. Apply to J. A. Gillis, Secretary Trustees, Little Sands.

- 7407-8-1-M3ipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH-

am School. First or second class. $75.00 supplement. E. Maynard, Secretary. 7-128-S-2M7ipd_

TEACHER 'WANTED FOR EAST

Point School No. 50. Supplement $75.00. Apply to John J. McDonald. secretary Trustees, R. lt. No. 1.

` 7437-8-2~Nl5iprl

CAR FOR HIRE.-R. B. OAKESf-

Stand, The Two Macs Drugstore. Phone 315. Residence, 153 Great George -street. 7344-7-29-M12ipd

ANY ONE WANTING A GOOD

farm within 10 miles of the city with crop, stock and machinery if desired, can get particulars by ap- plying to Box 446, Charlottetown.

7317-7-2SMtf.

NOTICE FOR THE BE-ST SATISFAC-

tion in piano tuning and repairing musical instruments sent your order to Prof, Marcou, Newson Building Charlottetown. Phone 94-J _

6946-7-11Mtf.

NOTEPAPER AND ADDRESSES- single sneer '15c. pei- 100, s1.5o‘ for 500. Double sheet $1.00 per 100, $2.00 per 500. Guardian Job Print- ' ing, Charlottetown. 4085-2-20MEtf.

\VAN'I‘El)

WANTED 4000 LBS. FRESH DAIRY

butter. Weeks Grocery und Prov- ision store, 2-25 Grafton Street. ;

- 7422-8-2M2ipd.

WANTED FOR FREDERICTON

school second cl-ass teaclier. Ex- pericnco preferred. Supplement $75.00. Apply to Rufus Stevenson. Secretary. ' 7417-8-1-M1iE1ipd

TEACHER WANTED--FOR ANNAN-

dale _School, No 135. Supplement voted $60.00. Midsummer vacation. George E. Saville, fSee’y Trustees, Annandale, Lot 56, King's County, P. E. Island._ 7450-8-4Me6i.

HELP WAl\'1‘EU-- -

'FEMALE

WANTED AT ONCE A GOOD PLAIN

cook.liighcst wages.Apply 2 Bright- on Road. 7346-T-29Mtf.

WANTED-AT ONCE A MAID FOR

general housework, no children. Apply 1/I3 Euston Street. Gi.

WANTtED-A MAID WHO UNDER-

stands cooking, no washing, the highest wages paid to right party. Apply in person to Mrs. Fraiik F. Tuplin, Sunimersid_e, P. E. I.

I 7119-7-18Mtf.

WANTED IIELP--

_MALE

WANTED.--ANYONE HAVING SEC-

ond hand fox wire or fresh meat for fox feed write'Aedrod Engdand, Elier silo. 7403-8~1M6ipd

*WANTED-A MAN TO DO FARM

work in the city. Apply to Mc-

Lean & McKinnon.

744i]-S-fhniii.

WANTED T0 RENT. -- TWO OR

three _ furnished house-keeping rooms, about August 15th. Phone

476-J. ` 7414-8-1M3i

WANTED-A MAN T0 WORK IN

my r;m_;;l1_ >Apply personally at once to J. C. Mcliendrick.

7450-8-2mi.

It-.._.‘_ _.

WANTED-SCHOONERB OR SMALL

steemers to carry coal from New Campbellton _to P. . I and New foundland ports. Prompt loading Anglo Coal Co., 809 Charlotte Bt. or New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

6459-B-Blhftf.

_- RASPIERRIES WANTED. - BEST

prices paid. R. A. McPhail, New* -Haven. Ani! 3-3i

' 1 1

wAN1't-:o 'ro P0scHAsE-Fox

ranch or small farm containing ranch or' suitable location to build. Apply to J. L. Maynard, Northam.

7455-8-4m8iE7lpd.

>-»-l-1'°Z*'“°*___-

RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER

on commission can earn easily $4.00 per day. Must bo live wire. Ap- ply personally Guardian Oillce.

7322-7-28Mtf.

LOST

LOST-IN VICINITY OF POWNAL

street, n rubber boot. Finder kindly leave at Guardian oillce and receive reward. AUS- 2-3l-

._..-_

_ _._..i_--

Los'r-russpav Nioi-ir IN Lowr-:n

part oi' city, pinccnez glasses, with gold brooch attached. Reward. re-

i.os'r-swiau. _snmots sosrou

Mlnard'| Llnlment Cures Burns' EN-

f WEST KENT CADET Corps are re- quested to meet at the school grounds tonight at 7.30 to make arrangements for the parade before the Prince of Wales. » ‘

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ISLAND BOV'8 WEDDING.--Tile

marriage took place in the -Church ot' the Holy Rosary, Vancouver, B. C., on Monda-y, May 26th, of Miss Muriel Dorothy Snell, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. George Snell of that cl-ty to Mr. Leonard Joseph Millman, son of Mr.

turn to 179 Water St. 7413-8-1M3ipd \

_ _ _.

I The High Cut Bals are in

and Mrs. Joseph Millmnn. of Char- lottetown. The bride wore a pink wedding gown and veil. The brides- maid was Miss Maud Snell, cousin of the bride and the groomsman was Sgt. Bartram I-‘. Stad of Vancouver, The newly wedded couple took a wed- ding trip to Portland, Oregon, thence to Seattlf; \vhero they will reside and where Mr. Millmun holds a respons- ible position on the paymaster's staff of the Ames Ship Building ‘Corpor- ation.

MORE Y0 THFUL BURGLARS.-

Three young ads l\icAlecr, Rush and McMahon are under arrest in (‘ii:ir- lottetown for breaking into and tak- ing from the store of Samuel Ken- nedy", Kent Street tive bundles oi' binder twine. One ot’ these Mi-Aioor, was arrested Saturday at 12.15. The police state that .he was in the act of taking one of the bundles of twine to a hiding place in behind the Moridl llousc adjacent to l{cnneily`s. The twn others marie their escape ami it was learned that thoy had taken the afternoon train to S\umners_iile. The police at Summcrsido wore noliii.--d and told that there was a warrant out for the arrest of the boys. A nies- sage I`rom Suniinersirlo';1t 11 0*(-look that night gave thc information that the inisguid'\d lads had been lo.'z:iti>il there sleeping in :1 box car. Marshal (`ameron and (llllcur Doyle went to Suinntcrsidi- in at motor cur yester- day and took charge of them, return- ing last evening. The bundles of twine are said to be valued at $10.50 elicit, '

Lord Reading to Preside

At International Asso’n

(Special to the Guardian)

I‘llll,Al)l-1i.l*lllA, PA., Aug. 3'.,-

Lord Reading, Lord (‘hief Justice of Engluml, will preside as honorary president at thn next meeting of tho international law -association on Oc- tober ti in Plymouth, Etiigliiiiil, it was announced hero today by Francis it-.iwle oi` the association‘s executive coniniiiice. A cablegrani announcing Lord I€cading's acceptance has just been received. important; papers will be rondby the leading interna- tional la\vyoi's oi' Great Britain, Frailcc, Italy, llolland, the United Swtgg (md otinq- countries ou lin- great. public questions that are now agiiatiug th() world.

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SIIHUIII. lillll.

TELLS llTllEllS

How They can 'FIM ?°“°f From Periodic Suffenngs.

Nashua, N. H.-“ I am-nineteen yeah

th f t s I

dd and every monhad ghchwgailiial-hat

I would often faint

1 _ and have tgdleavéle

_ h l. I h su if ii, gizairclol :iid not know 'f»_f__.§-`--1,’ what todo with my- “";;?-£-‘.-.- self and tried so many remedies that were of no use. I _,-‘f,;."_ read about Lydia iii.

Pi“lH“lm'& Vegeé th 8 °'“P°“" i`-§,;~.'=.-1.5¢ in the newspapers "“;`-‘_ '._"'*If'j_iZf_`*- anddecidedto*»l'Y1¢. ._ and that is how I

‘ ' ndf Iso much

btgfrtlgrrtpillaif flrelrgoptlin uWhe‘:lel hear of n 'rl suiferin ns I did I tell Y-hem if SWL an E. 'i>ni1uism's vegetable Coornpgund hel-Ped m“°""' mm-A MARTIN, 29 Bowers St.. Naslrgls. gali-

Lydiu E. Pmkham B V993# B m'

pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or drugs, therefore is a perfectly; e 1; edy to give your dBUS\_\*-°¥'» W gigumgg from such painful P‘=“°d5 8" M'tl‘ll:Sn`reason so many Em' Writ” L dis E. Pinkhnm Medicine Co.,L)lnl1. h/Hass for advice, is because from their

" ~ th h tore of

3Z5.‘i§'a§2-"$7i§l'il°& i..$is2ii’y°i.2i,.¢n.

g_1

We have some wonderful

BARGAINS in the following

lines :- _

Women's Patent Oxfords. ' Womcn’s Kid Oxfords.

-4

- Bals.

The Oxfords are all smal

sizes 2 l-2, 3, 3 1-2. 4-

ail sizes. f

Every pair of the above `

goods are worth today up to 6.50 and you can have your choice ior .

$3-GQ :

sais UUK wlnlluw

` MORRIS--SMITII--BEER

)@'*l>%'l'

son, Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

NARROW ESCAPE.-A young man

and two young ladies had a narrow escape on New Haven Road u few

an auto coming up behind without

careful and give warning when pass ing other vehicles on` the road.

_ .__

iting in Charlottetown u guest of Mr.

. . .. ' ' i,

Fredericton, N. B., are visiting Char- lottctown.

-ii

Miss Irving of the Guardian_ncws

staff leave.-i this morning on her holi- days. She will visit Ainherst and other points in the Maritime Pro- vinces.

--.

Miss Mildred llnrrington, Clinton,

llils returned to her home in Clifton at- ffff Sllcnding the past two weeks in Bay View lilo guest of Miss Adele Fleniing. '

_ Mrs. W. _Wo'lfo, und daughter, Mrs. ll. C. Cameron, and granddaugiitcr, Margaret lcI't this afternoon i‘or lluiitcr ltivcr,l’.li1.l. uviiuri-. they will spend a few weeks, the guests of rclativcs_`- Moncton Transcript.

Miss Alcina \Vinit`rod Poole is home

from New York City to spend a month. She returns Soptenmr-1-' lsr to resume her dulins as it commercial teacher. s

Mr. Colin `(‘ampboll oi’ the lianzard

staff, Ottawa, 'acconipanioil by Mrs. tfnnipblall are visiting in the proviina-_ They spent last work on the north siioro. and leave this morning for Souris.

Tho many friends of Mrs. Francis

IIOKIIII, KC-lly'_<l`ross, are glad to sec hor home again, after spending a very pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs_ Boyd Gallant, (nec Luck I-logon) Van llrcn, Maine \V'hllc th sl

known newspaper woman, stated YOF-U‘-1'llHY afternoon definitely that in response to numerous requests she his dcciiled to run for the local house ut the forthcoming elections.

Miss \Vebste1~, using her non de

plume, refused to make known what constitiitcncy she will represent, simply stating that she will announce this later. This will be the first time n woman candidate has put her nanio forward as a candidate for the provincial house.

Another Jewish Massacre at Odessa

(Special to the Guardian)

LCNli().\', Aug. 3.-Semi-oiliciai

Polish sources have received reports that Gcnci'iil Gregorifi"s troops which ‘arc oct-.iipying ()zli-ssn surrenrlere(1 tho Jewish quarter and ling-an a inissacre which lasted three days ami nights. Russian soldiers oi’ Grcgoriifs coni- mand <‘ari‘ied out the massacre. The

‘Jews of Ukraine and I3es:-iarabla have proclaimed a mourning period of four days.

Many Sailings Booked

From Liverpool

(Special to the Guardian)

-l.lVl~Jill‘()()i,, ,Aug..3.-Wiili the end

oi' the dock strike at Liverpool there will bc quite a number of (‘. l'. (). S. ships leaving for this sid(-. within the next fortnight. The Scandanuvian got a\rn_v on Thursday, the Minnedosn sailed _vo.~=tcrday and Metugama is due to sail totlr-_';.'. Other departures are the Corsican, Sth; Tunisian, 12th; Pi-ctorian, 13th, and Mclita, 15th. August. -

London Police

Strike a Failure

1-1.

` hundred and fifty tvio policemen 'ire € now reported to be out in Liverpool

Q and 883 in'London. Strikers were l ' 5 iifIf'.‘__.‘.‘:__";Z.° .‘§.‘:iti.fl.3“‘i.“ .’i.‘i;“‘f.i2,.‘.’£ Contains _ marvelous nutrlment-‘ -

. Wome 's Grey High Cut 2 inns mn eau. - ~ Bn.. " _ . - all the goodness of ,wheat and ban

“ Women’s Brown High Cut : » » x » "l » »

WAR WEARINESSS IN RUSSIA

ed here indicate tthat enernl war

ie no one e army o in Koichak, have shercd the general de

Recently a "green" army oi’ consid-

erable dimensions was organized in

nights ago. They were driving when ' I V, v _:.

||;i.tiiifli~,,|?

. _ _ "ll 0

warning frightened the horse,throwing _ Q i"‘ I ITF’ H

both ladies out and slightly injuring- \\ _ ,'“;;':;' one. Auto owners should be more \_4i»:-1',;__,':|i,,,}.l.//flél _

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'll ll lt `

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Miss E. Thorne 'of Halifax is vis- - ' »

>°.§. ' df,

and Mrs. Clay -Merrell 202~l’rlnce St. ‘ __ _ _ _

Mr and 1/Irs Frank Piidhan of _4 ____,a» _'nf

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F QNHENS THE _CENTRAL GUARDIAN _ v

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,af ' ' "° ` _

1t’s pays to buy in this Province PARIIS GREEN.-Mail orders for . _ U q ___ _

Paris Green promptly filled by John- - ' - `__

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‘ The Chipman-Holton Knitting Co., Limited

Hamilton, Ont.-Mills also at Welland'

7459. ' I

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1 PERSONAL all l lA|ti,,|. _ I ` _ __ p, _

. A ,

Good-L00king,Dufsb1e stockings

You can get long-wearing durable stockinis for your;

boy without sacrificing appearance. We nit good- looks into Buster Brown Stockings as Well as long life( You’ll find your boy likes their comfortable feel and neat appearance.

We use extra-long yarn, spun in our own factory. We knit the

stockings with a two-ply leg and three-ply heel and toe. -

Only employees with long experience knit Buster Brown Stock-

ings. Special training is necessary to knit Buster Brown 'quality _1 and -durability into hosiery.

Buster Brown Stockings are made specially for boys who are-

extra “hard” on stockings.. You’ll find they are longer wearing.

I y You’ll find they save you a great deal of tim_e

formerly spent in mending. You’ll find it

costs less to clothe your boy. -

Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer_ for

Buster Brown durable hosiery.

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also thi, ' I r_'t f I 1 .is , , _ _ _ ` lg ` Tex* *__ -._ ff' 13 _ ' l._|-ain~iS‘ IfflSluttgonylizeeftzrllfrhlitivlldf 9 Q ‘ ° '/~ _ --,---~ -' . S” . \ - ‘_/_ L I Woman Candidates - f V \/"‘

For Ontario Election l

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Bus'rr;n BRowN's S|s'r1;R's _SIOCKING BuslerBruwn's Slster’sStock- ing for the girls le an splendid looking stocking nt a moderate price. A two-thread English mercerlzed Iisle stocking. that is shaped to tit and wears very well indeed. Colors Black. Leather Shade Tan, Pink, Blue und White.

'I P-c'al to the Guardian) '

'ronoN'r _

N._S. Miners Object

To Handpicked Delegates

‘ ..__._. _

SYDNEY, Aug. 2.-“The i'ollowing

motion was passed on Tliursduy by the Executive Board of i)i.strir:t Num- ber Twenty-Six ot' the linilcd Mine \\-'orkers of America. ‘ That this Board docs protest agains-t the hand picking of labor's delegates by Toni Moore and i’. Nl. Draper, 1`or the con ference of employers and elnployocs tu bo held in Ottawa, September 11th, :ind wish to state that such a con- ference held wlicro all labor unions in Canada including thc Ono llig l7u~ ion are not allowed to select their own reprcscntaitives, cannot. by any process of reasoning be said to rc-

l _ , pi-ost-nt organi'/.ed labor in tanada.,

and that unit,-ss such repress-iitatioii is gruniorl all labor unions oi' l‘an- ada, District Nnmlior '1`went)'-5lX- UI tho l`nited Mine \\`ork4~rs of Ameri- ca, refuse to taltc part in the said coiil`oi'£-rico,"

“ (Signed)

J. B, .\Icl..\(`ilL.-\.\l’,

Secretary-’l`reasurcr."

Budapest Remain Only

Vl`:l€t.\.'NA, Aug. 3.-lludnpesi, \\l.is

orderly during tho night. Picked troops patrolled the town. The troops no\v ut the t`ront \\'crc infcrmod that they may retire as it is said that ltluiuianiun forces along the 'l`l\ll‘-SS river had received orders i`rum lin* Peace Conference at Paris not to ad-

0. Aug. 3. Ida L. Web- V ,.

ster, (Mrs. (`harles George) well ¢ _ ' ' ;___ ‘ ' __ _ _-_~ _ ‘

vance furthei towards Budapest. Whun tho new guvorninent was pro- I-lainicil last night and the coming oi’ peaco was announced there was a celebration but the Défople resllfmfled to the appeal for order. Early today thousands uf ilnngariizins who -fled from their homes during thc reign of the Soviet Government begun return- ing to lludnpest seeking to reilillll possession of any rema_ins of their property that may remain.

BIRTHS

NOONAN.-.»\t Albany, .luly 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Grafton .\luonai1. il daugh- ter. LOWTHER---.-'tt North (7nrlcion,_July 15 to Mr. au.) Mrs. Oswald Lowther a daugliti-r.

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' G1`§\_l5¢‘Nuis`_ _

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Mlm ht. ul ua. ' ____ . _

° Plltilm (tml (AIU

V~\4tl¢.0n\sr|n. _*_

A FOOD .."'-*'...='.~..'.:.~..°_-_-_-= zeeivwv

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_ _ as _ .,, _ ,_,_“_

' When You Feel

I Dumpy And Cut.

of Sorts Generally,

. I

, ~ 1 (Special to the Guardian)

~ _, i.oNi>oN, Aiiga.-Tiisi-0 wa.-I smut- U ;.

,’ " looting reported in the East cud

jj of Loudon during the night in the ` S absence of policemen on strike. Six ` '

P’ 5,

_ I , ' g 9 0 V

::‘.°‘:;:_i:::.2_“ ‘;:.“‘...f'.:.°.“._.f'.‘.“'z2l.t1t:;i.‘s a brighter -look A delicious , i

B ' ly ` - _ ’ 9 » o ~ ‘.

_ gil;-Sryiigiitry, refusing to iight longer in lt' ‘

Look around alittle and sec if the trouble is perhaps with the

food.__A lot of people need bet- ' ter nourishment.

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A icy, mcludm their rich mineral ,

PARIS, Aug 3-Dcspatzches rcc~iv~ ' I ’;“.';‘°i.;i.fr.r°;n;ir.;‘t.‘: a daily ration with other food -

5"°i?“i~°-¥"”S"?»i”i‘»-"°°""' "l"f~'?1`”-‘li and see if life docsnft take on' .

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Siberia as well as in European Rus- ‘ ‘Theres a Reason : sis. This army was recruited from _ both red and white armies and pledg- ,_ ' - fy. _“W _'_' _“___ ' 'ti

_ ' . If to not flghtauy more, say- ‘ ' '-' E ~ ' ' ~ " »

terrier pup. Fl-mler please return ed IU”

to 202 Rlchmrmd st.. Reward. 2i. I I In I I I I ‘ing the world war was over.

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