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rms irons frnis: cnannormrown GUARDIAN _. . - . - SEPTEMBER 19» 1917

- ._ _- -.._ - _.__ 1* ~ - - - ` ' ‘

in llnarloitalown Guardian g;°fi;:S;...zi“fr;;’iiL Misfit: 1 M

, ‘ E11 y ' .

_ F '1 r A “~ 1 1 the neai futuie. Their success depends

(Vining Dlliy (hundli 1907) U!-U ll°llV0l‘0¢ Of. W all In Canada, and U2-B0 for U. 8. A. Morning Daily (founded 1891). $8.bG per yur. (Deliver

A) In dvnnce; $2.50 par year (mailed) in ldvlnco. ln undo. and $3.00 for U. 8. A. _ Head Office at Charlottetown. Branch Offical It Bumemn

gldo. Atherton, Sourla and Montjgue. ` Saturday Weekly (founded 1887) $1-50 P" llllll-"Il 5! mail In Canada or U. S. A. ‘

1, .~..,,.».,,a.. .,. ,..-.., ...»¢,, ....~...».\»~--.~

-~.-¢.-..-.~~..._,.. ,.~

'WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER l9tl\

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...W ...J.»..-.`...f,.~~..~-.~ f.-.~.,...... .....,~..v..\.~..»-~.-\»»- i

1-,-...@-/1

~~ot'n ii.\\" .1

The ticriiians for maui years toastcilj

crush Great liritaiu and dominate the world. "The l)a\"` came, l'Iurope has been

delulled with blood bitt Great Bi'it'ain has lf-\\'|il|'3|ll~\'-ll |\` -\ \l"|` -"l||‘3l1lf

not been crushed, (}ei°iiian_\' is not going to

qiiic' turiouslv aiiil incessantlv for over

, _ . _ _ i `

1 i. lzinforcement ot a war-time elcc-I "‘

' i

three rears and has leit miles of cemeiei ies

where'are bu1'iecl hundreds of thousaiids oft tion.

the bi'a‘.'est sons of ([ii'eat_ liritain and het Allies. liuiulreds oi hospitals where hun-

not upon the teachers and pupils alone but ; _,

will do their duty by them and render them

upon the public ami it is hoped the public _‘y - I, - - - _ -

<1 , < ‘Q '. .

_ . .-1- ., _ ~ Will Sell Best in

' iiii-.s io .i |~nli<.x_ii iiii._\|i.\'i. ox ->

'E » " ' .iol .i ._

every encouragement. The School Fair in- structs the pupils iii the calling which it is hoped the majorit_v of them will follow; it teaches them comparative values, the va- lue of work/of care. of intelligent and pro-

perly directed effort. Even to the pupil wlio is not tlestiiiccl to be a farmer or a '

i`ariiier`s wife the lessons to be learned from the care and the cultivation of plants, the proper preparation of the soil, the se-‘

1 __._._.___. Election of seeds constitute a most valuable

l‘t‘\

education. We trust the other fairs to be ’

_,, - _ _l _ l _ilielid will be as successful as those held at

and b_oaste‘d llie l_)a_\. the i_la_\ ii iclii ;_\lim.lUnmg.m, and New Perth 1| cleliigiiig laurope with blood the_\ con c i

CS li

dominate the world- The war has been ra~ l.aiiricr leadership in thc past three'

ioiiths sums up chiefly 'as follows :-

. . . . , i

l_ie_}cc-tion ot union Lfo\'eriinient. 1

. Opposition to conscription.

drecls of thousands are i'eco\'eriii_e' fronif 4- 1l01l12111f1 fill' V019-\` 111 Céllllflilll fill' 2111 ‘111

io( _____________l (llli

iin.~\\.ei', Ii is piti/,zliiig nt tiines I0

ku'

the iiui

wounds and sickness endiireil in stcinniing' 111011 of 0l1@l11}' b1l'll1. _ “"‘

the murderous flood ot' tiermzin t_\'raiin_\'1 “_ H .uh and treacher_\'. _ N01 11"’ 1 _

ln carin_e‘ for these wouiided and sick, _ -*_* ‘ ,im-

sons of the liritish Einpire and her colonies_l Two li-;~.ads ol' the l»111(‘1'211 l1111`1.Y 15 111f`-`1_“"f` includine' our own (faiizicliziiis, incluiling" latest proposal-one for the conscription-é'"1'

1 llllt

len

.. \\ II

hani's Road. froni his t‘i'leinl Seat. Allan i‘olo ol' the No. ‘.5 Sill!-U1 U1l1'1 tor_\':.

l)e;ir t_lroi'L:l‘. '

\'oui' long, iiitei'estiii_‘~' 1l‘1l€\' 01|

.liil_\' '_'/liii :irrivctl ii it-iv nights alrit

llliue all thi: iioveltl' is H0111* l`1`0n| the - life.

possiliii.-. and c.\ipei'iciiccil most. 0I` l_1l0 lseii~alioiis. thrills etc. ll is now more

iteiiipl at Iiunior (leorac and it is too lscrioii_~‘ renll_v to joke 11110111- 111|' 111

SERGEANT GULE .

I IIE .\ l‘Il"l *' l|"\` ANI) (_‘0.\l.\ll‘IN'\`S

().\' .\lll.l'|`.\l{Y Sl‘ll{\`l(‘l<I lillili. '

l`he Iollowliig sploinliil lc-Alter was iclvcil by Mr. Geo. U-l‘L‘Gll, Gru-

_ i

l"|'aiii'e.

iss, |917.

l .siippuso l béttel' Kei 111111)’ 111111

:iv just what to write. l5_\' \lllS

ii e have seen iiiost oi' the sigliis

the-.-. ii hiisiiiess. a railing. and li) <|o\i# pi~in:i'i-ss or iiiis siiiniiiei' ii \~ ln- a lit'e-work. 'l'hiit`s ai poor at-1

ioo iiiaiiy it has been ii life work, l their sun went do\\'ii on a work oiiipli-ted. The lite gets soiiieivliat i routine, especially il` we slay aiiy_ gth ol' time in ;| position. This siini i- is piissiiig so i|\ii<'l<l.\'. 1110 1|2\.V=*

ei-ttiiig sliort ali'ead_y and evei'_i',

ig points to another winter in;

1* ) \ - _ - l"l'aziri‘. 1

mani' of out own l rince Etlivzittl Islanders.

on and as more sick and wounded are bein_g‘

bi-ouglit back from the battlefields. To teiite and the Teuton Allies at the close iif.i`_",`i ineet the _;'rowin_c' e.\'peiiditurc the Iiritishi llllb has recentl_\' been compiled. vis

lied (`i-oss .\`oc.iet_v is issuin_e' an appeal ioi

t_\'. the 18th dai' of ()ctobei', has beeni named as the date on which conti'ihutionsI are to be handed in for this work of mei°c_\fi on behalf of the sick and wounded soldiers!

the people of this province by His l-lonouri thc liieutenant Governor t1l'irougli the va-1 rious branches oi’ the lied Cross Societ_\',i through the pulpits and through the press.; ‘ “Our l`)a_\"`l As far from "The I)a_v" oil the (ierinzins as Heaven is froni Hell! “()ur; l)a_\'f" set apart for a work of mei'c_\'. forl' help to those who fell wounded' and sicki in battlin_c' lor the liberty and peace ol' the; world: “llur lla_\'." in obsc-r\'iii;,;' which \ve§

mm- look (;.,.l and mm, in the [git-Q wiLli<_iiii_~inl`orcine‘ our ilet`eiidcrs conditional upon 211 1111 , _ __| I. _ ._ _ _

' fi - ~~ ~ ‘ » totreiiiiir, ul1_‘» l|iro)il1liou1 thi- loiu.'.'l1|1’1"‘="‘ 11111”"11 -1-\` ‘I111111 l’1'11l*1"1 “`1111.

being asliziiiiedl "lhe l)a_\_'. upon whichl (icrnianr toda_\' looks back with horror as]

the da_\' oi hcr e\'erlastini;' ruin: “The l`)a_\"`l 11111115' <11' 1110 111'111>`11 211111 11"1'1’11<f‘11 111~`\\`~\'-~ ui:-ii -»i-.-i- ..-iiiiiitioi on-i~ iii. i-iii~ii.'

papers take issue with l’resi`dent Wilsoii`s`.ii-

discriinination between the Gernian auto-A crac_\’ and people. Thei' sav that the Gei--f

lor which the sons oi' (ierinaiiy tlii'ou_t;‘h allf the a_c'es to conie will curse its oi'ig'iiiators.1

What a contrast! What arc we goiiiej

to do with "Our Da_\"'? We have been aliundaptl_\' blessed. We have enjoyed

|)@;i(;@ and |)1°05})Qi'it\' \\']1ilQ (mp. f@l[(,W-1tl'Li(3‘ liilt 218 ii llltitltii' (lf (ll])l()lll&i.tlC Si.l'2t-

|teg'_\', is it not better to try to widen the de-

privatioiis of the horror of which we caiilV310l1111£` 1~11"‘-‘@1011 1’01\l"f‘~’11 1110 211110C1'11CY hiive-no coiiccption; inthe midst of peacoiaiid the niasscs? It' the inaiioc-uvi'e suc~ :md Plenty Whip. they are lying sick umllceeds in assistiiig tlie_overthrow of the au- wounded in the hospitals cared for aiiclit0C1'11C.\'~ 11 1f1}_01l1-“f- 11'l1 1"i111»*`» 1110 A1110-"1 i11`@

no worse o . »

coiintr_vinen, our sons, liavs been siitl`ei'iiie'

paid for by others Shall we not help them? Shall we not give of our abundance--foi' the poorest of us have abundance in com~

help bring them back to life and to such coinfort as 'can be brought to their broken and nerve racked bodies?

The appeal of the British Red Cross to

Mr. Noel M-arsliall. Chairman of the Exe- cutive of the Caiiadian Red Cross and foi'-

rarv Secretary oi' the Canadian Red Ci'oss at (`harlottetown, is given elsewhere in

intimates that failure to obtain a liberal

sailors are much greater than at any pre-_ _ vious pm'iotl of the war. l

We in our abundzince and conifort can-i

not afford to ignore this appeal, cannot af-

nuinelfv proud ot' and thankful for bv ina-, king it a day of generous contribution to the greatest cause known to humanity. helping the sick and wounded soldiers and sailors who stood between us and the do- inination of Gei'man_v. _ l lo( S(‘|l()()l. I".\ll{S

ists and one for the liaurierites. “There .

' . . .` . `_ _ ‘ , _ ' ' , _ ,_ _ ' ' H

the Iiritish lied tross is no\\ spending aint no such animile. _ lm, eight thousand pounds, >i?~l0.0tltl. a day and --

l`liat brliigs nie. to ;i iiueslioii iipoli

ich _\'oii aslioil ini' ol1ll\1111l~ '1`1l"

Iillililziri- Bill whirli was tip lor iiis~

the expense is increasiiig' as the war goes An interesting and iiifoi'mati\'e sum- "1*~*-“11“1 "“1""" 111" "“’"“'1'““’ ""“""""

niar_\' of the relative standing of the lflii-'"1

--- -av ini-

help to the Caiiadian Red ("ross Societies.; '1`\\'011L.\'-111i'ee Aiiierican ainlnilaiiceiffi with the consent and approval of the (`i-ana 1111011 l12l\`i'! 110011_`f1@<f‘11`2114@‘1 115' 1110 1‘ 1`@11C11if,`f.1,` (11311 g(1\'e1°11111(111t‘ l (’U\'C1']nU0nt with th? VV2111 (_"1‘()SS I dumngl tieoi-ue the host hit of liiinior that luis:

The "Our l)a_\j ot the lied (`i'oss Soc-ie-. the past week for their work 111 the 1‘@CQl11 itiiiiiii ini ii~ii,» iiii it ioiic time is time

hea\'_v iiglitiiig.

While the Opposition at ()tta\\'a is "1'

ii_e'litin_e; the (`ioveriiineiit`s railwa_\~' propo-»

and sailors. The appeal will be made to'»S111>`. 1110 1»I11CI‘i1l ilc\\i'spapei's ot' Toronto-its

`st;i

vol

hin

and Wiiiiiipep; are sttppoi'tii|_u the (}ovcru~ .iii

nientf nieasure. The l.aurier shackles are

most confined to Ottawa and Quebec. _",;_‘__

l'2ltl`l()llC l_ill)€l'illh` lll'L’ l2illl0lll.lllQ,` ` lllills ini'orniatioii t`ri\ni other sources loud

they have not now at the head of theii’ par-

tv a man wortlii' to .be the successor of "1

Geortre lirown, Edward I-ilakc and Alexan- der Mackeiizie. None of these robust pa- ,

lllt’

\\'il pal Jai

triots would have made thc question of i'e-.un

reiei‘eiidum.

man people wai'inl_\~' sup'poi't'ed thc autocra!

cv.. and are equallv responsible That is1i,,

umm,” ,U mm' hm I um gum HH" [ eiieiiiy batteries. This _vcai" hotii

, Quceii lilizabetli. of Iielgiuni, rcceiitl_i'

parison with what they have endured-toi1111111? 1111`1111`l'112111C 11`ll> 0\`@1' 21 59011011 ttf

iliel_e'ian territor_v under German control. With King Albert she was visiting the front in l"landers held by the l*`rench troops, and went to an aviation centre, 'where for some time she watched the ex- pert airmen perform various feats. The;

warcled bv him to Lt.-Col. Jenkins, I-Iono-iQ1l@911 111911 @Xl11`9SS@‘1 21 W1S11 10 011111111 P1

` glimpse once more of some of the sections

_of her unfortunate country still in hostile;

this paper. It sneaks for itself. Clearly itl11*111°1S- H91' W1S11 WHS §1'?1tifi€fl- She was “"

taken on board an airplane which, with an

response will necessitate restriction aiif_lleS¢01`1 "_f l1111'S111t @111'l91P11l€°`» f1_@W (ll/el' 1116, curtailment of the Societ\"s operations at a 91101111' 111195 illlfl 21b0V€ 501110 V11121§0S 00011- 1" time when the needs of our soldiers andllllefl 11.1' (19l'111i111S-

The Patriot makes one of its character-

istic back downs on the Dr. Goodwill af- Ifair in its issue of _yesterday and intimates

ftii-ti in justice to tiiiiseivtis to ti-e-.ic it otiiei-,i that “\\'h@i1 the Legislawre reassembles in than with lavish e'enerosit_v. Let us see toi the C0l11_111g W111t_@1` 2111 001'1'f“~‘Sl90l1d911C€ 111111 it that com- ])a_V" Shall be 3 (|35, to be ge_'ever_vthing else in connection with the de-

plorable inatter will be asked for and we trust will be brought down and discussed -_and published.” Why wait till the “co- ming winter”? The correspondence has already been published in The Guardianf It could have been published in the Patriot also but the Patriot for reasons of its own did not publish it. If it wants its' readers to know the facts let it publish the letter of.

,'l`l Mu' lo l_ ‘l t. l 'l“lsl, 1 F

Repoi-is of the ni-si school fairs of the the 'Trustees of Falconwood in re lv to Dr- iiiiiiielih “fi” 1911 soiiiuill I ` ALL BOOTS

aiu lor

lill . PIU thi'

lille l’ii

slielli. and gas. ii sort ot' itriiii liuinor.

iiiisiiilili-, t,ieoi‘;.:i- that il was a l’. li.

l'.'irliaiiii~iit, lt sceins to nie to lie’ ery \\i.<i\ iiieasiiro aiiil all couliiiH', ii-s to have bccli ' |ii‘o\'iilcd toil.; -,ve need inc-ii, the \viistiii;e in

_ . . _ _I

attack lol' ii batlalioii to disappe.\i.K l this _rear casiiiiltios a|non;: the °lle|'_v have iiiri‘e;iseiI ;.;reail_\'. Bill

loiiii-iii by it t‘aiiailian .\l,l’.. 11.1111, unlar- rerruitiii didii`t get a fall'

.‘ 1*: |

ow iii i’iiiiaila. (Iver here we Hifi 1"

(| oi' liiinioi'. horn l suppose 01

it iii-re. to ivhiith class the above t<~.iiii'||‘. belongs. And can it lie

l\i. l‘.. who iiiaiie this stale-iiiciit'.' not so! l~`iir i‘roni e\'e1'_i' platioriii |’.E.l.. l know i`oi' cci‘t.aiii, and til_\

to believe in the other provinces

.~- :i-t loorae. :i real atiiiospliiiiw- `

.imiv t-,,,.\,_,'. ,_,,g,.m|,.,-,.,|_ |.;,,,.,._\, and saw the sun risi- this nioi'|iitig _ _ - -- ' -

ii-r in 1';-iiado hli\zo|'ii‘d i'ortli the.

1 iii ;¢;-m,.t, 'l`iiIli about the plbi'oi~li liny, the Si-oi1i.~li i~liiet'tai|i's uioii;

I hit-;»ih ol t';iiniil;i. tliiirr has sono. :li ;i iuort- ~=oii|.~-tirriii;,: cali~lo-ariiis

_ , the ii;:lil and always in thc niosl ail-

i-ps. ol' ilio lliitlilatiils. l was tuiilllli-

,,,..,. Um, 4, ,,,.,.,l mm HH. ,,i,i|i|,. in up as th.. l1`icld giius aiul, in =iiiaii_\~ eas-

thal nrt-il eonstitlites' ai rail. l’eii» ivlio live in lllass houses shouldii'|. ow sloiii-s. \\'ell as I only ciilir~'ted .liil_\' t£Ii.'» I suppose l 'liaven't niueli

.4 not the victlin ot` ii rucrnitiiiit cling oratoricail spasm. Why clo Sain. ga\'i~ voluntary i'i:i:i‘iliiiiig

'l"E'l°-I-'l"l"l~

lie we

not no

aiu hin

Hp. lan

oi he tlir tha

-i-_ii-`-i--|~-i--|»-|-`-|»4»`-o» -|»'-rn 4-+0-|»:

.'\iiiei'it-ii ii tow _\'oai‘s ago, atid l shall

never i'i~i'i.:ct what lie once wrote nie. |,us|"e_._,_`, than Wm. at Um om _wmd

» _ .. .

States. .\iid he wrote ino that the

vast and silent prairie sti'el.c‘liiiig a- and ,ww N_ (-_ Om(.e,.H_ “~(,1mvc had

iiever so ovorwlielnieil lilini with the sexist- oi' loiieliiicss as ilid the tuinul- ‘tiioiis irowtllin: ol` New York. Out

and

hini in the wilderness. lint in tho city, where everyone wns liiirryiiig.

this' siiiiiiner lip tin, glen.

'Flicre is ii loiioliiiess of the niooi'

and

lint tliere ls ii. loiicliioss that is t'i1r worse than thiil.: lt is the loneliness

-.- v- ~--_-.~.- c-.-_-.- -.=-_-~.~-w~.»_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-e .~.-c-.

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'|'+*|"I°'|"l°++~l' 'I' 0 'l»~l» 'DHI'-lvl'-li liloi tho South .»\t`rii:nii at`|`air. most ot'

LONELY lN CROWDS.

`| had ii |`rlr.ii|l who wciil out to

had spent ai _vi-a.i=`or two in the far si ot' i‘iiiiada iinil settled iii the

y, endless. i`roni liistliresliold,

the prairie ha was for iliiys alone, _vet tho s traiigg thing was, iii: was lonely. There was society where our iiitriidoil. und voices railing to

l no one seemed to rare ii. jot lor i. he reiillzc~(| he was ii loiiely inan. ire Your coiiipassloii tor that lligh- il tTi~iit`tei~ whose cottage you saw

tho glen, where there is never u

lspc-r. eiiivo of the sighting wind.

a creat izrowdicil city. There may sonieoiio here tonight ln our onglng streets is far more lonely n any lilgliland cottngor;"

,, g., g,-,.,,i_ |1 ,|04»~.|i'i mp.. lung hi' Allie.: iii.~':ci'ilieiloii the crosses over ilu-

tlic- cliaiiro it iieedoil~~lii, liiti'uiluc'cd coiiscripiion nt tiio \'er_v ilrst. lint l iiiust stop this. l ani ai'iiiid. Lieorge, that roadliig soniii lionorzible iiioiiibers apccclics has sort ot' lieatcd nic up ii iiiif

As _vou no donlit lia\'i‘ lii-aril i\'lajoi'

l’i'o\vs`e. l). S. ()_.. is on a short lciivo ol' laliselice in hiigiziiiil. ills sireiiuoiis eliorts to iiici'i-use the ei-

iicieiicy ol' the Battery and the gciierai str.iln ol` war eonditioiis told a little on his health. but l iiiiclerstaiiil lie is lniproving i'apiill_v axid expects to ro- tiirn to l-`i'uiii~e any day now. iii his tilisc-lice t`apt. l.tiyion who canio to tis 'tfroiii N0. Z1 lleavy linttei‘_\' is aci~ lug (). t`.. atid is ai very eillcient ollii. er, We liavc a iioiv otlicci' now zigl. \\'. i.. Jenkins is now liicul. Jeiikiiis. lieiiig graiitcil ii coiiniiissioii on the lieltl and allowed to rciiiiaiii with his

oi-igiiial iinit. lin has ali-i-.ii|_i' wou- tlie ltiiliiiii llronze Mt-ilal |`oi' valoi and wo all know that he \\'ill iuiike it spleiidiii oiiici-r. llis work in thc Ikiiitolil' has iil\\'ai's been oi' a 1iiL:li rinalit_\‘ and hi- pi‘o\'eil iiiiiiself :i inaii whoiii iluiiger could not dniiiit. \\'\ :ire all proud ol' the hoiior i-oiii`ei'i'ci! upon hitii aiiil glad that hi- reiiinitis witii us.

llavo had iiiore or less hard lurk

this s'u|niiiei~ in the line ol' casiialties ’I'l|e iirst r:isiialt_\~ to the .\`cw lioiiiloii lio_\'s o|` the liiittery catiio on July Sth \\'lieii .\i'thnr .lolinstonc niet his death on the l~`ield oi' lloiior. “Mort sur lc (`lu.iiiip il‘lloiiiiciir" as our l"i'ciii-ii

giaves of tliose ivho iiavu giveii their life for l<`i'eedoiu. Ii was iiuitc sudileii just ii slniy shell.lt is sti'ange sonic tinics a tioaigv sliellini: or the vii.-init_\' iiiay take place and no one hurt. Sin-.li ii casa occuri'cd on Aiiig. ll-ith. hut. at other tinius the single shcll does great |i`;ii'in. This siidilc~iii~ss of iloatli iiiust liavo been iii 'l`cliii_\‘soii',~< iiiinrl wlion ho wrote.

"t>h. l!`iillii~i'. wlioi'i:i,=o`i'|‘ thou he

“\\'hn plrdgetli iio\v thy gallant :~oii, ".\ shot. ore halt' thy d|‘liik be done, "llas stilled the lilo iliat’bea|. troiu

thee." `

The \\'t~iilii~r has iiecii ri-iilly ile-

iiglitiul this last iveck. si pleasant

` _ 'ii' _- i.lui'iii;: the ti"

ii ;.;loi'lous da_\', too good l'or iii-re.

llad a visit a tow iliiys ago |`roni tht-

(}.tl.\`.li..\.. ol' thi; .-\rni_\'anil1lio on

tho l$attei‘_\'. Siiice i'oniln_L: to l"i'aiici~ vro have ev-_ir lircii in the tliiclicsl ot'

\'aiii~oil |iositio,ns, |41-iii:rall_\'. as close

es i-Io.~ei'. l think l'in sale iii sayiui; we li-ire ii it-w l"i‘itzo's and ii l'cw lluii

l¥attc|'ie:= to our credit. Uni- win-ki

l`or sonic iinie. now has been ciigagllii;

sides have gone in iilore for t‘oii|iter Batt(-r_v work and il is this ini-i tliali acrconiits t`oi‘ the Iarlre iitliiiliri' ol' ras- uaitlos aiiioiit: thi- Artillery pcrsoiicil.

It is rallier aiiiiisiiu.: to look back

upon our “.\;oldlo|'iiu:" days in Llrigh~ ton t'aiii|i, and recall sonic ot‘ the pro- plu-i-ies ot' 'tho auiii-rluiir critics who used to i~oiigi'c~i;iile in tho llarlier Sliops etr. 'l`he_\' tohl us we would nuv er soc the l"i'otil. that is would be

us" ivoiilil get tliei-e .ins-i iitioiii nw time it was over. \\'o spent six iiionlhs In traiiiiiig in liiigland and liavi~_|iow conipletcil iiifarlv lit`ieeii niontlis in l"riinoo, and doing bi-iskor

lt is not the saiiie liattory that left l_'. IC.; l.. not thi-, siinie lialtei'_\' that left l‘}ti|.:|aiid. We have new oilicel'i~i

several di'ai`ts to illl up the vacaiicies caiisoii hy ilcatli. wounds and sickness, _vet there is quite ii fair sprinkling of the “old lioyf-i", and it is woiiderfiil how well thu 150 nien ol’ the llnitcry lret along together. Tho “caiiiai'uil- eric" iii' cxcelleiit. our coniinoii rxpcr~ it-tires timid iluiiizci-fi anti diiih-iiliies sei.-in to have bound us closer to-

gether than ever. Anil when the wart druin.~i tliroh no longer. when the pip-. ing days ot' Peace once more return to this troubled earth ln whatever t-oriiei' oi' the eurlli tho boys ol' tho 98th nicet, there will he llio ‘Iiniirty hiiiid~cliisp. the rec,oiuitiiig ol' cinniiioii.

expci‘ieni:os ol' the iliiys ofdaiiger nnd1_ nights ot waking ln li`i‘unce. the word! ol’ regret for lhoi-ie who have lation and sleep in soldler'ii graves ln forc-lgn

` ’ Your Silver Foxes A ' 1

A York

_ And the

reaching this

at any other world.

We make

A charge

In size, in power, in scope and in

number of silver fox buyers, New York knows no equal. _ ` ‘

the New York Fur Auction Sales where ~ more buyers bid on your offerings than

Our Next Sale .Begins

October 15th 1917

All merchandise for this sale must

1 be in our warehouse by September 27th

requested and store and insure your' gooclsfree of charge.

on ull goods sold, plus i per cent dis- , count to the buyer.

Let New York--The Fur Market of the World-Sell Furs For You

NEW YORK PUR AUCTION

‘ SALES CORPORATION

Vnnmln as “.|_H_ H n,)m| Ui- ,,|.,_,|U,.... i-lmii_i_'»_» troiii the livo weeks prcceoil- Gifat Jones Sf- New Y0lk _

uilinlr \\ i. on duti ight I

Ul‘

. , -

most direct method of buying wealth is through

For Auction Sale in tne

an _

the usual advances when

of live per cent is made

_._ _-

_ _ -. -F-'rs

-<1 v W

you-_ i;i-oi-ge. l tiiiiiic this is ciioiitrll

for this tiiiie, or I will trX\\i\ilS1 3`l’111`

h;ilii'iii‘i‘. All thi: |)0.\‘1'1 1'1`°111 1111111” "W iviill. and all revs well with tho li.ii~ tory llavo had no cisliiilties -‘<ii1i'l‘i

July Sth.

lleliieniber nu- to all old l`i‘i1.‘l1ll-'-

.\`iiicere|_\' yours.

ALLAN COLE.

no/in Gives ui_TiMATuivi

‘ To 1'e|.zc-riAPui-:ns

'l`l(i~j1\.'tl.\' .‘\`_ .l., Sept. Il.~-'l`hi: :iit.~

nation in the strilie ol' the railroad tc'legrapliei‘s on the 'l`reiiton dlvisioii rc'niiiins the suinc as it has lie'i_~.ii siiien Satiirilay. except that tocliiy lriiiii.- \vei'o niiirc on iline tliiiii they liiiva-. Iioon siiico thc ntiikii begati. li is said by tho railroad that the gi'eiite'st i|e» |a_v was only t\vcni_v iiiiiitilcs. 'l`his applies to piissciigci' trains. lt is saiiil that t`i'eight is beiiig nioveil on sclied- uiez hut this does not appear to be so well |'oiiiidetl. jiidgiiig hy the iiniiihei' 'ot' trains that pass.

Supl. id. J. (`ieiiv¢~, ot` the ilivi>:.ioii l.o~

day gave an utiniatuiii to the inon. in ivliieii ho ileiiniiuicil that they retiirn io work hy :.2 o‘cloi:k tonioriow utter- noon. '|`liost: who do not return hy that tiinc will ho coiisiclercd out oil

thi. oniploy oi` the coiiipnny aiiil are callcd upon to turn ln their |rasses and any ralilroiul property they niiiy liave`in their control. lie gave: assur- ance that tho clenianils oi` those who re't\ii'ned would be tzoiishlcrcd.

'l`he operators hero say that 95 pcr

ee.-iit oi` thonnioii who worked on tho

road on Friday iire now on sti-lko. and that tho nion who nro taking their pliici.-s can he ill spureil t`roiii their 1‘l'i!\llni' duties on other divisions and in the various inain oillces to which

they were' promoted vfroni tho towers. Tiie strlkois sity' that it is iiniposslhle to _livii on thc” $67 a iiionth which they receive.

There are reports ilnil. ninn on uth~ ei' divisions will quit work in sym- piitliy with the present strike. but us

in nil .

ye; none has been reported here.

1 lil1lll.li‘\`(i'I'()N. N. J.. Sept. li.- Striking tclcl.‘:raph oporatoi's- and train ilispati-liors oi' tho l’iviiiisyl\'tiiiin liailroail, i‘ollo\\'ing a meeting at their lreiiil<|iiiii'ti'i's here tonight. ilecliired 'they had received iiiosszigcs indicating thai opirators on every line east ot Pittsbiiri: would lui i-ut lie’l‘ore the week ond unlei-is the iiages ileinaiideil o|` the .lei'se_vnioii are niet. An agent. ot' the c-ouipany. nt. ii inee'tliig at strika

:lioadt|inii'ters in Grunge llali today.

said the coinpany would rcinsc to iiii-i.t thein as iiidiviiluais, hut, would rcrogiilzc tlieni through the Ordor of Operators and Dlspatelierr.

RED CROSS WURK

'l`lii~ Alexniiilra liiiiiicll ol' tho Pow-

nal lloil Cross Soc-let_v ackiiowlodgo with llianks the followini: amounts eollecteil hr Mrs. li. A. Robertson. i\ii-s. George ii. Judson, Mrs. Wal- iuco Wood iiiid -Mrs. llenry llrelinnt.

Mrs. George ii. Judsoii $i: 1\‘11`1‘~

lfi. A. Roliei'tsoii $2; Austin Juilron $2; J. li. .linlsoii $2; Cliiiule Wood soc; ui-.nw ivouii soc; Mr..-. Aft". Beaton $1; John J. lleiiton 500; l)iin- iel Moline $1; J. W. Stewart $2; Mr-"1 J. i1‘. (iiird 501:; Mrs. .liinies Pender- uast 751:; Mrs. l\largnr'ct 'l‘ro\vsilalu 501-: Alcxuiiclor iiennoily 5011:' ll- J~ Keiiiiecly $1; Wellington McNolll $13 John N. Stewart $2; Ewell IV|1ll‘11l‘ $1; Mrs. -N. Molyneuux 501:; lluiicurl Stewart l30c; lirinr Jones $1: D11111°1 Miitfalliuii 501:; ilurold Mt:l’hiill 2501 John Mc-liean 50i:; Mrs. M. (i. Antler- iion Si; Piiiirlos Wood, Jr. 500: M111- Poter Mciiliiiion 50c; Mrii. Wlllltilll R. Biii-hoo 50c;'Mrii. iicnry Burhoo 50c; Mrs. 'l‘. K. Burlioe 50c; MN- Walliice Wood $1: Mm. Wliiluiu Coacly $1; Miss- Minnie (foutly 00112 Mrs. Nelson Ciirvor 600: Riichard Wood 701'; hits. Nichalus Cousin! 50c; Mrs. R. Mclilnnon 1 pair sock-‘. R. McKinnon 50c; Mrs. David Jonw

50c; Herman Jones 50c; Mrs. Henry Jenkins $1. Total $33.30.

125. .

` _ _ p_ aysaeg gy: Wh ' ‘ ~ .

season, held at Montague and New Perth, Goodwill’s statement. That “this matter has 'limi-ii iii; weary sous who pci-ini S if-d zfve gums very-mee hues! smtable wr fa" and wmter Wea.” .

~ ' . ‘ it i.-Q ~ ‘ » v 'es ww - ' ~. . .. ?.t°.t§:'.i.d.i"..t'.°i»;‘i:f;"r.iiriz.it "‘.ts"fr .is"..itf...5» r.'..;.';..t€f°ii;*r.ti°i‘e.i'r f~» °f fi- is 'er' “"1 '~°1°~1f°~~=~ were Qum-

_ , l en 5 3 9 _ _ 0 p As our joiiine we pursue. pubhg generally 1;., mgst e|]c()|_|1»g_ging and llSl`l(:‘(l 0ll€ Slile Of the St0l‘_V 0lll_V. Olll' (iii. the izooil die all may do

b viiiii.. ii.. ti.. it ia oi" i 91 eat er °°t° 1113111111 1<1D.etC for men women and children. Fhese b00tS

gmgiirg wel] fOr tho fulm-6 01-' thib-_ ,me nf, conteinpoi'arv tell the Whole truth. i iviiiii-iiii»iiii_v»< nm nf»1i\zli.\'. F _

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