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Z PAGE FOUR - _ " THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - ` ` . I " A' A' OCTOBER 6; 1914. `i

'We give lt for what it is worth: _ - , , ,'_»~/§§'$~_¢..‘,\_ Eugene Turpin, who developed the use of nltrated hyrd- | I , . 1-_-_. ._ _

\ -5/ef ff@\\»- ~ / oc of e .l . Answens -ro connesrouoawrs

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’ ' both the lyddite and meilnite obsolete in war. Hen

“Turplnite." lt is related that tests made on an lnclosu four hundred yards square, in which were scatered sever-

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MORAL QUALl'rlEs

A writtr on "_\lorlil tuallties ill War " cliptlasizes these' ii

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"patriotism," "llisciplille," "a strict sense of dul_\‘." "readl- [W

arbons in explosi\'es alld who claimed the invention

eatment at thehands of the French War Oiiice, and

have set himself to finding an explosive that should make _ OR MONTREAL it h ld

INVEST I B 0\\

SE c°NTR'BUT'°NS' not make any appreciable difference.

` The fox companies will proitecthtllae

Miss C Hula 200 interests of all bone-fide opt ous- 0 ~

h h illld

al sheep alld an old horse. s owed t e an ma s a ea

$ th

th t F c has this secret but has olil used it ex e

ough only one had been hit or wounded. lt is declare

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l ull nlent ln sus ellse i

THE OTHER SIDE

lil il war that has' seen so many reversions to barbarism tier the claims of “culture," says an American exchange, is good to learll from minor incidents comilig from the eltls of slaughter, that a tlistlllctioll is to be drawn be- een the luen of the rank and file and the monarchs and

UNH [0 ,,,.(,,,p, ,.,,§p,)m,m|i,,. ~~ the brutalized aristocrats of

lli war or in pcncc these art- the qllrllitic-s that make men,

and their tlcveloplncnt shoultl not be tlelayeti until war 111

breaks out. We hear nlllcll tolllly of patriotism. Ally meas-

cnlille it loso tllgnilictl ll lt-rnl; il may bt- fear, it may be

gr(-cll, or .<l-ltisllllt-ss. Plllrlotislll does not grow ill a night S0

or ill ll nlonth, lycn ill u nlontll ot' war. it begins \vitli “'

i-nilillnnltl and .lift-t-ltitis with lllallllood and womallllood. all

(ll tlisciplinl- lllc .~':lnlc is true. Tile ulillisciplilled chilli ell

his oltl selloolniate.

And the infinite pathos of that story of the French ldier wllo gave his water bottle to a German officer who as crying out with thirst. The German sipped a little ll then kissed thc hand of thu mall \vllo had been h emy. “There will be no war oil the other side,” he

will grow up into an lllldisciplillcll lnanllootl or woman- Said'

ll~ioll_ 'l`h»- llntlllcsliollilig olictlit-lice of the soldier may tie-

Nor on this side, let us hope, after this colossal crime

vt-lop nnflcr lnontlis of strict military discipline, bul, even has run its wurse-

whcli it docs it is ot' ll tlit`l`el‘cllt dllality from tllat discip-

lilll- wiiicll liegzlll ill cliildliond and grew with the years. ga >‘t»ll.~'c of lllll_\' and llle rcallincss'to accept responsibility m

“Don‘t clleer, boys; the poor devils are dying," as the llant American Capt. Evans said at Santiago, is a senti- ent that liillst come upon the world with awful illlpre

art- in the .sanle category; to be natural, whole hearted, siveness mcse d“yS~

whole soulctl, lllcy must bcgill ill cliillliiood.

‘l\'lly llo wc talk so llluch today ol' patriotism, til dis-

diplillc, of duty, of rt~spoll_~'ibility'.’ Because our eliiplre is in liilllgcr and bt-cllllse its salvation depclids upoll tllcse

qualities in its pcoplc-in us. of

\\`|lcll lllc war broltc olll, will-ll the cllclliy was on the de

mzircll, :ill artllctl and rt-ally for battle, we ill (‘llllada lit-gall 3(

to gt-t our lncn togctllcr, to llrill them, to clothe tltclii, to T prcpllrc tilcln for bzllllc_ 'l`llc t,-licnly, as far as wc were C, collccrllctl. had licarly two months start ol' us; as far as ly

we wcrc collcerlicll lllcy could have beaten us to it filllsli bc- w

iorc wc wt-rc rczldy to licgili. This is oilc oi' the lessons 1_1

we llalvc lczlrllcll t`ronl thc war. llcrcilltdr, it` wc profit by an the lessoll, wc shall bc really before the next war begins. if

\\'e need tht-sc qualities as nlllcll ill thc piping days of A

peace as we do ill tinlcs of war. We need discipline, that B

discipline which will yield unrluestionilig obedience to atl-

tliority, which will yield respect to thc laws of our land. Q Il' ollr youth are taught in the llonles, lil the schools and th

b_v the example as well as tllc precept of their elders tllut ll

milltarism.

mentally ill one or two instances, in which it has worke erfectly, and that a bomb of fifty-six pounds will absolut

exterminate all life within a radius of four hundre rds. 7 '-0|, This is' the “vrll" of Bulwer's “Coming Race.” It is the eam of romance come true, it’ it has come true. The

world will no tl its i s ` li ~ T me will tell lletlier the stories are pure fabricatiell, or mixed fabrica- ll, or wholly reliable. li’ the le.iter‘is the case, then Ger- aily's resort to dropping bombs oil unfortifled districts ay have a sequel in worltlstaggering retaliation.

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"lt is stupid, this war," said a Frenchman from Mont- artre to li Luxenlliourgois lying within li yard ot him ou anti l, were happy when we were good friends

ure ot this virluc wliilil wi- may possess at present and Pa|'l5» will' Should We halfe been made to fight With wllicll has sproulcll only since the war began, might as well 91* be cllllcli by slnnc other llalllc: tht-rc is not enough ofit -to Of

ch other?" And he died with his arms about the neck

ATTITUDE 0F SOUTH AFRICA

Much thc most impressive testimony to the solidarity the British Empire, under the pressure ot' all uliprece nted war. says allnitvll Stats exchange, is tllat furnish- l by Louis Botlia, premier of the South African Uilion. hat (`anatlil and Allstralia should respond to the call of real llrltuill was to be expected. They had responded fore, :ind their direct interest ill the present struggle as certainly greater and more stimulating tlllln had bee e case ill the previous coliflict, involving General Botlla ti his colllltrymen. But it would have surprised no one thcrc had been coolness, or even open rebellion, ill Sout frica among a population which had united ill opposing rilisli armies, little more than a decade ago. But of coolness there was little, and of rebellion none. tile .cu_ri trary..__w.e_1i:u1e..the.-spectaele -of--t-he-ablest ~ 'of' c Transvaal generals temporarily quitting his political ulics as prcnlier ot' the I'nioll, to lead an armed force

it is illlllioral to violiltt- law. tllcrc will be lcss lawbrctlkillg against Gorman E351 Africa and pending U19 Complete 0

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uielinite and iyddite, is said to have been annoyed by ill- tv T. L_ TORONTO: Wm inquire and A

‘° let you know the vesult-

Already acknowledged $4,438.50

li. ' m ' ers should the closing of the stock

A. F. Brown 2.00 '

d A_ S_ Joh B F I R. H 1000 exchanges delay the realization ‘of ,l|_ A Friend? ‘é’_',1.'Nf'_w 'ver' ‘ a 5_0() ordinary coliimerci.al stock. -

d _-`. _ Mas. J. M. a. sosron: The tom- 6- T°t°l w dam $4'4°7’50 panles you mention are of good stand-, d ing but we don't think you can get

LADIE A E ill on their present share-list. If you

5 UMUARY' MALPEQU desire current dividend-paying shares

aid and Mrs De|alie_v_-James T. 1 Donald, Melville Dollald, Mr and Mrs I Delaney, $10 each; John Crater, Wm. S A. Ramsay, $5 each; Mrs Jas. Doliald. Miss Clara Donald, Albert McGougan, $3 each; Miss Delaney, John Delaney, Q Geo. Riley, Mrs Neil Mathews, Chester simpson, Mrs Alex. Craig, Jas. Bran- der, Mrs John Crater, $2 each; Mr

Miss Janie Ramsay, Nathalliel Mc- H

Brander, Mrs Geo Brander. Mrs Win t

each; Wm. Brander, \\'illieMcGilvary, d 50 cents each; Harry Mclienzie, 25 cents_+-Collector, Mrs Bernard.-

liamsay, Mrs John D. Ramsay, Mrs Keir Ramsay, Mrs James Cousins, Mrs

bers of the Womeli’s Patriotic Associa- tion.-Mrs Jas. Mc.\'eill, $2; Mrs Wiggllls, $1.45; Miss Ethel Honr_v, S Mrs Frank Simpson, Mrs Craswell, B Mrs Neil Ramsay, Mrs Herbert Doll- g aid, $1.25 each. Colltrililltillg $1 each, Mrs L. D, MacNutt, Miss Alive Hodg-

F. Dcairsto, Mrs H. l-Iopgood, Mrs Jas. Keir, Miss Annie Keir. Miss Annie K.

Sutherland, Miss Marion E. Sutlier- U land. Mrs Green, Miss Mlilin, Miss Walker. Mrs Waddell, Mrs John Crafer, Mrs Will. Cousins, Mrs W. fl Thompson, Mrs Will. Roacl M , C

Tllos. MacNutt, Mrs Robert McGougan, Miss Luelle Beairsto. T5 cents each: Mrs Robert Stewart. 00 cents' Mrs 01

Miss Janie Macl\'utt. Mrs Wm. Keir, Mrs Emar Taylor, Mrs Tlios. Ramsay, Mrs Tilie Simpson, Mrs D. S. Mac-, Nutt, Miss Maude Donald, Mrs Alex.'

liirn, 50 cents each; Mrs Hartwell of (‘ro'/.ier, Mrs Jas. 'I`llonlson. Mrs Stan- ia ford Pickering, Miss Mary Pickering, Mrs Alex. Cllarllpioll_ 35 cents each; Y Mrs Robert Crllfer, tllrs Dail McNeil, [`

_ ' _ " (‘ a Ilon-

ald. Mrs Norman Ranlsay. Miss Elma 9! Stuart, Mrs Jas. M<-Gougan, Mrs Chas. ‘I Woodsidt>,, Miss Ella Woodside i\_l_rs__ tr 'George' lllcl{'c'n'Zie,"ll/IE `[fél‘cy"(‘fr'o2ier, ‘W

Mrs W. G. Ramsay/,Mrs Dan Bealrsto. Mrs Edmund Philips, Mrs Albert

Baltic. Collectors, Miss Clara Don- y

and Mrs John McGilvary, $1.50: Jos. Si W. Delaney, Miss Flora McGougnn,

Brander, Mrs Robert \lcKenzie, $1 si

Mrs Johnson Bernard, $5; Mrs Belij_ man'

Contributions received t`rolii mem: in

i, rs R _

Mat:Nntt, Miss Mary Ma(-Nuy_t, Mrs palties who declared prospective divi- John Champion, M1-5 lloward Ramsay, delids before the war. \\llat other ill- Sfl cents; Mrs Ernest MacNutt, Mrs illlSlI`Y 0111100 this?

Jolili Montgomery, Mrs Fred Loclterby, U10 S<‘<fl`0Ull'Y “Hd UIC 1-HW A510111 lllli Mrs 1\1_ l\f1¢G0ug,m, “iss Lizzie QWQH, our letters remain unanswered.

Sillfflillr. NPS HtU`<lil1I»!.MiSS May BI`0ll- hend-qllartors says that the ilivnsion

ainst: Przeniysl and along San rivt-rl

Mrs Tlios Dollald Miss lllr "nd second ls to Open “ new Gentle

Mrs John Woodl-lide, Mrs \Vlti. Abbott, C0ml'1‘1U“l°0ti°Yl-

Insurance

ou ought to write to one or other of

he fox exchanges.

ee the fox ranches next month. I

A. rl., SALEM: Nos. 1, 2, 3, answ-'i

the conditions you lay down.

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INVESTOR MONTREAL' The

Nrlsriss-rzo.'llRl_li=Ax: You may

dent who will probably write you

nearest birthday

The Great-West Life Assurance Co.

Head 0$ce - - - WiHDiP¢8 Branch Ofiice - - - Charlottetown '

HOME DEFENCE ._

A _ rominent Journal says:-“The special situation ‘

which nldw confronts hundreds of brave__S0nS_ audlhlllsbandg (proceeding to war and conscious of _.msl1fiicient- lfe In. surance) differs in degree rather than in kind from the nn. certainty of life that faces the individual at_anv_i-time. -And it is to “hedge” against the financial loss’ W tilli alwggls , thus threatens home and dependents that the t_ ought 1 l breag{)vlvir}_ne1ié_car,rles the largest amount of llfe insurance ‘- ssl e or lm. " ` _ '

po The homes and deoendents of over 50.000 Poilcyhold. _ ers are protected by _The Great-West Life-protected nn-" der Policies containing every privilege of modern Life'

Permit the Company to provide p,ersonaI\rate's-age

ompany is o'fficered hy men of repu- . Managers:

ilu., .ld if will ll-3-not at] Hyndman & Co., Ltd. P. E, 1,

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_ f lil l t Ofiices 61 Queen St. Telephone No 67

G°“g“"- MfSTh°H~ **°m=°°“- Game 'll'e“°5Z”.§t‘§{il...i`fm..`lelt.§°§‘.”2llf.' $53 __ 1

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W. A. H., HALIFAXZ Repliell by

CAPITAL, BOSTON! Write to the

~ t ' l ill 'upply the necess- ° ' ° _' '_

l?>(:!i‘il_f‘iiIr)liii:tit(;_iiTv lfbrcquesled, he will , “-M155 M° Mcnonaldf of tgle vlfxtorl?) Mfnl ‘ we the cl=1ss1flt-_=iu~>ll- nery Parlors, has returned rom er uying vutpins, TORONTO, N0, ce.. tvlp with a fine display of the latest Mil-

som Mrs S_ M,,G0ug,m_ Miss Fannie tainly not; hold on, your dividend is llnefy,

MCNUKL MPS John Craig. Mrs George S“’°' , , , . She will be pI€2lS€d I0 Ill€€t |181' Old Cus-

ANcEouR. l.v~N: lt will entail? tomers and solicits the patronage 0f lhe

Ramsay, Mrs D. P, Ma .Nlltt, Mi' Jos. 'all righit if y"“_‘l°“'t get your “ 1' U Davison, Mrs \Vm. (‘ro(Iier, Mrs sliobt. ‘uvmelld You will gm ‘I fair Dr°p“r` gene al p b °

on. 5839-10-2M6i

J. B., NEW YORK: It is estimated lat an average dividend ot 25 per

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John Bernard Mrs. James Bernard eM0mreal‘,,, send correct addresB_

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WI-I.\T INYASIUN WILL ll().

ROME, Oct. 5.-Ncws from Russian

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Hungary, throughout the Carpath-

ns, me two obiects. The first is in _ sure thc Russian army operating li- ; ` ~

action in liungarinn Plains V710” can frighten the po|\\\lHC€, dis- nh the drilling of Hnnl:a1'ian_res_-

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v-'igt5'it'r1d""l*ié'c'l"uil2s and cut railway Mr. k ‘

Wo, lllit`ortlln;ltcl_\'.pcrllzlps llllcollsclollslyand lllltiiillk- ganization of his army, taking the public platform to

rgc loyalty to the eliipire and active support from those

illgly llavc given the ilnprcssion that the real crime is ll

1" Raliisay, Miss Mattie Rallisay, Mrs

\\lil Woodside, Mrs Arcllie Woodside.

'Roat:ll, Jas. Mcl{ilinoll. Archie

M cllnnald, 25 cents.

Season.

Mrs Leigh Slllllerlalld, Mrs Peter

l»laulil‘.oli. '?ol'ector, Mrs Stewart.

ill being follllll ollt, that so long as the lllw does not catch capable of bearing arms. Tllat Botlla represents an en

rely unified sentiment among the South African people ol utcli descent cannot be clamled, ill view of the resigna-

lls wc arc rcspcclalilc cilixclls. lil lilis way we have lie- ti vclopcd ll most unwllnlt»sollll,= rclaiioll to law. \\'l- dodge the I)

policf' zllltl (‘UlliZ1'illlllil[t' 0lll'isi‘l\‘l‘S 011 Olll' ('l0\'(‘l‘ll€&lS§ W0 tion 01' General Beyers from the C()mu1a||(1 gf [hg gout

get "l'lillgllt ill thc act" lllltl zl clcvr-r lawyer flllds us 11 A

loopllolc by which we can est-llpc: we lilziy break evt-l‘_v law lr

ill thc statllte books and be kllowli to have broken them, t

bllt it' we ost-ape thc law, society justifies us and we are se

tllorouglily rl-sptwlnlilc. po

This is not \vholt-sonic. llntiollally or ilidivitlually, anti it ly

will prodllcc nn unwliolosolnc llllrvcst, nationally and in- poarance in the field in behalf of a flag whose advance ilito

diviflll:illy-- it' not l't>lilctlicd_ \\`c :irc having ll survey of ill

view to scckillg and applying il rellledy it will make for bctlcr civic collllitiolls lnorzilly and socially. lf it ends only in il sorics of rt-solutions t`or better enforcenient. of law.

l`or clcallcr living. for il higher type of riglitcousliess, it _ will lcavc us wllcre it found us, or a little lower dowll thc n

grzldc, to

\\`c liccd discipline; it must bcgili with the young. 'l`ilL‘ T

young llrc tllkillg tllcil' lcssolis diligently from their eld- n ors. allll “wlloso shall ot't`elltl one of these little ones, il wt-rc bt-tter for lliln that ll inlilstonc were hanged :tbollt hir. ill-ck alldtilllt llc wt-l'c drowlicd ill thc midst

ol' thc sf-:l." lilll, pclllllllg lllc nlillslone and thc drowning, W \-'l-ry nlucll could lic dont- for thc young, who will shortly T lic our l:l\\lllzll<l»l~.~'_ if it llltlc nlorc clllnllasis were placed H on thc sacrcrltlt-.ss and lniijt-sly ol' all our laws and the ia lnorill ln'-ccssily ol' olicyillg lllcln, not for fear of bcillg

t`olllld out bllt liccllllsl- it is tlul_\'.

"`ii*Xl`t§"iT)§fl§`

fricall forces, because lie was ordered to move against the ontiers of German East Africa. But it is fair to assum

at Louis Botha and his colleague, General Sliluts, repre- nt the majority opinion ot' South Africa, without the sup- rt of' which their government could not exist. lt is hard-V posible to over-rate the significance of the l‘ornicr's ap-

s native country lie so bitterly and ably alld persistent]

the city. if colitlllctcd lloncstly and l`earlr-ssly alid with a opposed for nearly three years.

NOTES

T_" I /_ ~ - ch, Archie Some are now lidvocating an international police force “00d;‘l‘l@~ W- ll- l'l0PiZ00<l~ preserve peace alld maintain order throughout the world. llcre has been one for many years, although only on

ation paid the bills. it is culled the British navy.

Tile London Times vouchcs for the trlltll of a report

which says that thc Kaiser called upon his soltliers tt: alk over General F`rellch's “colltciiiptiblc little army. he goose step may be high, but il' it watt fur higher sti would ilot be equal to such a task. And thc “little army"

growing ill both numbers and valor.

The fleet reduisitiolled to c;lrl'y(‘alltida's expeditionary m'l"‘""0l“l- H~ E- MCKHY. Victor

rccs to Europe consisted oi` thirty-one great ocean lil

prribabll-_ \\'llcn thc wllolc story is finally tolli, as mtlcll ol history. '

it tlonlillcras will bc. it ulll ll-ll, as all other wars have tolli. of llcroisnl and cownrflicc , ot' nlcrcy zllld crllt-ity, oi`

“Olltragcs shollltl incite us to overthrow the outrugel'

(

ers, with a convoy of eleven battlesllips. Never was ther

--~1-`- such at sight on the Atlantic Ocean ns this great proccs- r . '. _ H Mm ly S_

sion of forty-two iiohlc ships, carrying all army from MCNUU-~ -7011" H0<fkb€l`l. Jillllos Wooll-

'l`ln- war has brnugllt out thc usual crop of stories, bo- the New World to the Old. Callada has created a record mde' Sm" Chas' B' woodgmc' "0"" A-

licvilblc and lllll»l~licv:ll»lc, of lbcorics probable and ini- which will stand for all time as one ofthe landmarks o

during zllnl of tlblgracc. That is nil. The wonlon he has dcflled cannot be restore

The cllgillcs- of ill-strllclion lllat arc being used for the to linppiness by the unhappiness ot' yet other womeli, a

first iinlc ill this war. will llalllrally appeal to thc iliiagilla~ dcatl German child will not bring a delirl Belgian ellllri to tion and no doubt finally ilnllgiliar_\' llcvit-cs and lllcir ililag- life llgaill. llollvaili will llot rise from lla aslics. even

. . _ F

inllry cl`t`ccl~.~ will llgllrt- lllrgcly in thc ficliolls that will though you burn down ileldelberg to the last hook ill it

conslltlllc a large pllrt ot' thc ntlcrlnalll. The cllgincs arc libraries. (inc can see at once what ll world of [utilities

tcrriblc cnollgll and lllllrlll-rolls cnollgll in all t-ollsciclice; ollc would be led into by revenge.

sonic of lllclli ilavc lilrcady bccn forcsllatlolvctl ill rolnlilltre, as tllc sulllllarillc and tllc airsllip were forcslillrlowcd by

Tile war c,onl.lnues to make sad havoc in the ranks oi’ the

Julcs \'l-rllc. peace party. Maxim Gorky. who says of himself that he

l’t-rilnpl-l thc strilllgcst story yet told in connection with had always been ready to do anything to make war im

thc prcscllt wur is that ol' tlic llac of “Tllrpillitc." the new possible. now says it is the simplest duty to help the Rus

and deadly gas bomb tlllit on explosion kills every living slall soldiers, the slniple heroes, who are seeking to destroy thing \vftll|il a certain nrca. The world was inclined to rc- the Germalis who have laid filthy blood-stained paws on gtird as clever bllt reckless lying the stories that on sev- most holy places, stopped the grass from growing anti

oral occasions wholc colnplinies of German troops had showll themselves to he without culture. Mr. Andrew Car

been found ullwollnded but dead, limi ill attitudes showing negie and his fund are becoming almost lonesome as nurs-

tllat llcatil had been instantaneous from the gas fumes of es l~`rt=ncll shells. ldrcllcil newspapers had alluded mysteri- ously to ll killing device which France had ill reserve, at

of peace theories. _

ln times of peace our soldiers' advice is not taken any

the time when Paris was tlireatf-ned. liut skeptlclsln has great notice of. but in times cf stress and strain the na-

prevaiied and still prevails as to the existt-lice of any tloll looksto them to save the cause for which our Empire explosive that will do its manslayillg by gas fumes at a stands. Sir.lulln French our <"ommntidel-in~(`hief in France distance from where it explodes, gave the following as his opinion a few years agc:

Still the resources of science are infinite alid the impos-

“You lllust prepare. When the time arises I have no doubt

sibllities of a few years ago are tile commonplaces of to- there will be lens of thousands willing to defend their day and we cannot afford to call anything impossible. if country, bill unless they have been previously prepared, will ofcourse be recognized that such gas shells or bombs they are useless for that great duty." Ii' the ss the one referred to are forbidden by the Hague Con- motherland snd Canada had then listened to Sir ventidn, but we know also that the Hague (Yonventlon‘s John, along with Lord Roberts and the efforts of the rules llvspot been held as altogether sscred in the pres-f Canadian Defence League we would not now he busy

ent war. . ltntlning sn army to iight, ss it would have been previous-

The London Daily Express works details of' ty

the Turplliite story in

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trsinsd and we would have

Able to rush

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MllcNutt, Miss Katie Cllalilpion, Mrs .\ll:Leoll, Mrs Jollli Piclterillg, Mrs \\'. S. (‘ror.ior. Mrs Geo. Aiidersoli, Mrs .losepll Mol‘risoll, Mrs \\'ill \\'oodsille,

h Miss Allllie 'i`llonlsoli, Mrs J. il. Tliolii-

son, Mrs Linus lircliliali, Mrs John Il_il:ke_\', Mrs Jollli R. Morrison. Mrs

9 Simpson (‘rozier, Mrs Etlwllrtl .\lcl{a_v,

Miss Mary E. Morrison. 25 cents each. l‘lCR(TY POPE,

Holi. Treasllrer.

LADIES AUXILIARY. Malpeque-Mrs Keir, President. l'pper Malpeqlle. Collector, Selina

_,_ Gertrude \\'oo<lsitle.-(‘olilributilig $10

each. Walter Owen, Dr James Keir. D. P. Mc1\'lltt, L. l.). hit-N-lltt, G. W. Ranisay, (leo. F. Boairsto; $8, Archie Henry; $7. <‘ontributing $5 each, Jus. Woorlsitle, jllll., Robert Crater, Clem,

- Crater, Thomas McNutt, Jollli I3. Keir.

t'ontributing $3 on

('ontrlbutillg $2 each, Mrs l<}_ J, Rtlllve. Bessie Rattce, Mrs Robert

9 (lrlitcr, Chester Woodside, Charles

(i‘0\\'ll‘3'. Aildrcw l\'lcNcil, A, I). Robertson. Robert Owell, Reuben lleckbert. Milton Wtiollsille. tlolltrl- IWUUR $1 P11011. Margaret ltattee, ldralicis llow. Pearl Sllliliioils, lllllry

' Green, Fannidllltitllltnlll. licnj, Wooll- H side, Sopllln (.wcli, John Pcakc, juli.,

Geo. Mountain, James (‘hanipion, Etta ""‘l_l‘.'lillll, (iolin Zvlolllltzllll. t‘. M. Roblllson, Daniel Beairsto, Jolin (7ul'ril_-. H. R. Abbott, Jack llavisoli, Thos,

I Peake, Faltrolior Mc}{(»||;;ip_ Mrs

Archie Woodside. Roy Wootisitlo, Mrs

" Daniel McNeil, Daniel Mt-Nell, Geo.

MtKcn/ie, Robt Woodside

fMurplly__ Alfred (‘rillg. Robert

llicltelizle, jun., $1.25. (‘olitriblltlng 50 cents each, llavld Keir. Elizabt-,iii Keir, Mildred Craft-ir, Mrs (‘_ L. Champion, Allan McNeil, (‘ct-ll

'Mcl(ellzic, I-larry Bealrsto, Wiilialn I Jolillson. ’

Lower Mnipeqlte (‘ollctlor, liliss

-Coiitriblltiilg $5 each, .lollll Simpson,

George llurns, Fred Ramsay. l-‘rod llockerliy, Geo. Crozier, l-loward Rain- say, .lolill Wootlsitle, Percy Stewart. ('ontrlbutilig $3 each, Major Sillclair. lVl:~.jor Taylor, Ray Lockerliy. Contri- buting $2 each, Mrs VV. Silnpson, \Vui. Wootlside, Gortioll Mutltierson, \Vni.

Taylor. Contributillg $1 each, Albert McGougall, Jos. Nililltlersoll, Dr Milli- llersoli, John McGougali, Geo. Taylor, Nelson Owen. Geo. Calilpbell.

Haniiltoll. Collector, Mrs Philips,- Nurnian Mel.. Raiilsa_v, Frank Simp~_ son, $5 each, Colltriliuting $2 nach, Mrs Norman McL. Ramsay, Mrs Tllos. li. Ranlsay, Mrs Edmund Philips, Mrs Jolill Ramsay, Mrs Albert Ranlslly, Mrs Neil I). Ramsay, Mrs Alex. Sill clalr, Mrs A. L_ Owen, Jolln L. Sili- clair, Wlliilrell Ramsay. Colltriblltinl! $1 each, Miss Flora Sinclair, llyrtiu Sl.e\vul't, Miss Flora Rlimsny, Win, l'. Woodsitle, Ernest McKelvlc; Miss

Helen Ramsay, 30 cents.

Sea View. Collectors, Mrs J. Adams

and Miss Maud Donald.-Leigll Suther- lalid, $5; Mrs Jollli T. McKay. $2;

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Thecold weather will soon be 'u"p"on us,_anEi`i`fo`u_`\ivi1l"""‘

need a good warm rug to protect your Horse ui the Wlntel

When you are buying a Horse Rug, you, always want

to buy the best, don’t you, and get the best value for your money. If you are particular in having the best, and the real article, call in and let us show you the “Invincible Brand” 'I liese are the genuine Horse Rugs, and we have them in all sizes at the following prices:

Duck, Jute & Canvas Rugs, ranging in prices from

$1.50 to...... .................................. $2.85 Ea.

English Wool Blankets, $4-.50 and ._ ...... _.$5.75 Before purchasing your requirements in Horse Rugs,

let us show you our stock.

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Contrlbutilig $1 each, Jerry Adanls,_‘ John W. Pickerilig. (`lltlibt-:rl Adams. Asaph lllalmey. John S. Adams, Mrs Thos. linrwise, llcrbert L. Donald. (`olin iloliald, Mrs llavid Adams, Mrs \\'ni_ Ailalns. (Jolitriblltiilg 50 cents cacll, Mrs W. A. Dolllild, Miss Sarah Duggan, Mrs \\'. J. Atlnnis, Mrs J. ’i`_ Atlalns, lltirry Silnnionds, Mrs J. J. Brown, Edwin l)on_lild, Mrs Duncan Sudsbury, Mrs J. N. Murphy, Mrs

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E. Murphy, Mrs James Murphy, sen.,

Mrs Atwood iilnknev (lontrlbutlll -' ». _

llcatrioo Wood. Alriellti. Mrs Jacob liurt, llowartl Simpson, Jus. Duggan. Mrs Fred Champion 30 celits.

PERCY POPE

Hon. Treasurer.

“\Vhon vou nrc looking for rcallv'

'Ii

Willnrds chocolates, the falllous

_ ltanlsay, Mrs W. G. Runisay, Claude “ |"’““d~ MBCKIUUUU DNR C0., (lor. ` '.>».,f= _ 0w@n_ 50|," peake’ $1 each; Mm Great George and Kent Streets. ='

ltoncli. Mliyllard Bryenton, 50 cents each; Wm. McGougan, 45 cents.

son anti Mrs P. McNutt..-C

_ Mt:.\'utt. $10; Robert Mc-Nutt, \Vm

Thomson, $3; Louis

Mslcolnl Morrison

$1 each. George

$2 each; Wiggins,

$1.25.

lilcNuii, A Peter McNutt Champion, Woodside. tain. Frank ing. David

Crozier,

, MII. \_ ' »

» . ~ ll __ ., l 25 cents each, Miss Lilian Wood, Miss "", '_: ' li,,.,.\

) tl ( A

Iienj. Dolluid, Miss Amy Clarke, Mrs '-'f,_;1 1

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t'llilrllittc Montgolllery.-('ilnrles Tay- F5°°‘l'I’“"°~ fresh “h0"°l9»i95- W" "0"‘| .s ' " ' ff' '

lor, $10; M81m|m M(,(_;0uga,,' $3; to come here first and so avoid nil \, UQ _ 4) Q A Sim-lair M,~GUug,,n’ Gemgo M(.G0ugu,,_ disappointments. We linvc here ill- :',<y ,Y .M ._ -,; ' - Jas. K. MeGougall, $5 each; Mrs M. (‘_ Way” *_* "Osh s“pl’ly “I th” f”'"‘°"” ld ""_ '

M0mg,,,m,|._,.' $305; John (tram Mrs Neilson chocolates. They tlrc prlt-.cd _VA

|,;|m,.,. »|~a_,.|m.' Mrs Wm McKay' Mrs high but they are wortll thc money. -l “ _ .,._“" ___... V

Robert Mc(`ougall, Mrs Rolit. Stew rt, .

Robert Steivart, Percy L. McGoug}iin, "f°"k""p” kind' “ml M°h`“" the Imp' ' \ "--'Ziff (fora llloulitaili, Benj. Craig, $2 each; uh" priced favorites' Price’ T”-"F50, I _o iii! " ,\|-||,m- ()“.0,,' 5250; M,-5 Herbert from 35c to $1.00 a box, in bulk at fioc ~`_, ‘ » _, -- `

Q/Jim.. ‘ _ , ,, _ .

’-';j~`-`%--“-~ .. - " '

for Bedroom Hail or Any Cold. Room

To take the first chill off

cold nights and mornings, you need our Perfection Blue Flame Oil Heater. -l

It is light, can be carried

from place to place, gives e_x- cellent heat and supreme satis- faction.

F enneli & Chafidler

_ Victoria Row '

Dlirnley. Collectors, Mrs Jas. Thom- "_;-'-'"1' "" wr .=!'1§;

Shoes for dress street or ia - d ll

ant with quality.

cents

We sell c|iilt|ren’s Hole Proof l|s|iery'¢ssrss,t¢d to tml'

Messing. W¢»V¢ Stufdif, reliable ichildren’s shoes with soft strong uppers and goddt S0léS

Plenty of styles to choose from-comfortable, easy fitting shapes. '

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(‘ousilis, $5 elicit; James Thomson, ' '- "

(leorge Anderson, W. S. Crozier. A.

W. Woodside, A friend, Donald Mahar. ,_,

W. H. John Robert Simmond -

» D y an a priced at the lowest possible price consist

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