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(Canadian Press)

BERLIN. Qct. _ Zi.--lVl_‘o A candidates were no_ni»lnat_ed‘ to-ddyflgrcoiitest the bye-electionyin North Witsr oo, ren- dered lliftdifl-|`°! ‘by thtvelignatlon _ol pr, _Lsehner, »on|ervat'lve. .The can- didate_s_.- 4_9 _ Qlfdelj ptnomlnation are__C. f'I~,Mi s, Cp servstive; Allen

Huber. I\1‘l°P° ent; iisvrutley, suf- frage Rel0l'm: M’e_tth_ Weyman, So cialist. - ~ .

list diillli _

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A play lull of susrlslins' wit asa bright dialogue wss_ presented ,at the opera I-louse, Oharlb_'ti_?stewn,. last evening by the Wj ’S`. Harliins players, old favorites hers, whose hppearance

always meana gi full _ho_u;_Ve.‘ 'The com- pany auhpiuloilsly openll s four- nlghts °DZ3¥°l\°\P'B¥ With "A Wom.an's Way," a splendid comedy in three sets. _'rhs;_production _wee _in every way excellent. As leading lady, Miss Van Duzer acted 'a part admirably suited to her. .

Everyone _enjoys comedy and through the entire evening the au- dience expressed their"pleasure hy hearty laughter and applause. The plot ‘ws one in which “mere man" clearly showed many of his weaknesses, the part ol ths` first and chief sinner, Howard Stanton, being cleverly ~ta.ken by John Rigney. Others, equally beguiled, were ably and humorously impersonatedby 1-larry O. Stubbs, Thomas Foam, A. J. Price s/nd l-I. Orris Holland, while the part of the newspaper reporter was well presented by John _Wallel‘. Miss Mona Ryan as the "Woman .in the Case," Miss Clara LaMar, as the :bother _of the'_in:lured wife and Miss Adele Vaughan, as the matronly young ,\vife, each took her part ad- mirably. ` »_

The

most

ins.

ILLUMINATING ons _

STRUOK AT PEACE RIVER.

canoanv, Alta., oct. 19.-A spe-

cial from Athabasca Landing says the heaviest new of illuminating gas ever encountered in the Peace River country,` has been struck. just. outside that town. The _well registered _‘ru pressure of six hundred pounds to the square. inch, and caused a biz rush from Edmonton and nearby points.

serv olvms BLOOD

TO SAVE MOTHER.

MEMPHIS, Tclln., Oct. 19.-Ollllord Wright, of Chicago travelled 500 miles to Memphis to save the life 0! his mother, Mrs. B. L. Wright. wife ol 8,- wealthy Memphis cotton broker. Youn W_¥'l£l,l_t __ and the mother were Placed on an opera ing table where a quattoi tlxb sohfsi' blood was 'trans- ferred »in'to;'th'e ’iliot‘h'er. ~ B001 H1000 the operation well. In a iew days Mrs. Wright is undergo an opera- tion, ,_'1_1_;¢_;trsn usion_ was made .10 give her strength# _ _

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onauln-‘mpn Irnliliiill IN .

_MANBLAUGHTER oasis.

sanmu, ost. 19.-oem-so 1»» De

Blois, si chauffeur of iaswich. _WM round not guirty of -mens iirhter l=_0- day by Ju0,‘¢’U\di'|'8 Belts: Hn wal charged-.yritnhurinj causal the death of Mrs: Bella Emmons, seventy yeh" old, oi- lhmlltou.'~f‘De'BIois was run- ning his m chilli.; 1-lV1_l'°\lK\1 H*"m“t°“ me wednesday- when the #heels sna- dmr V Vg 'Vg gh; auto struck. Mrs. 'lgkmfns ....‘£\0l‘|l1l U01' .°1°‘“‘- She died' a ew)ho\irl laterat the hos- p,td_ [V__:__ _V H __ A _ _

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Will be Tried For Violation of White Slave Act and Saloon"

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(Canadian Press)

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The federal in-

vestigation against Jack Johnson moved' slowly today, twenty-tive sub- poenas having, -been served on the

p1:i’5illist's associates. _ _ e government seeks to show Johnson V Vvloliited the Mann White 'Slave act and the saloon closing

_ law.

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fulfill _uni _

A D HIS illllllll

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‘S'l‘. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21-|-Spe- cial)-JI‘he notorious -brigsnd _Kosso-1 wsvi,'who a few days ago was shot in the suburbs of Odessa, in an en-»

. .ev

funeral worthy of blslcareer.

At tne cemetery all the thieves and

criminals `ol` fthe adjacent towns- more than 200'-assembled, and when the coflin _was lowered into the -grave# several of 'them fired of‘l revolvers by way of a last salute to their depart- ed comrade. 'l‘he police, however, lay in walt in

great force outside the cemetery gates, and when _the crowd of law- brealrilng morners returned i'nto the street, the officers drew a cordou ar- ound them.

The thieves then made a. deter ined.

attack on them, and in the, hggting thirty were injured and one killed Seven policemen were put out of ac- tion. A hundred and sixty-two persons

were arrested, among them being a number of women, boys, and girls.

BAN* Joi-1NsoN Mamas

raraNns w1'rH iviccaaw.

Naw YORK, oee. is-Jobs Me-

Graw, manager of the Giants, and Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri- can League, 'bitter enemies for seve- ral years, have' patched up their dif-

_ are now on friendly eirissefessras -

g ‘from Boston

Gila

They

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.shook hands cordially and sat down

for a chat. _ ‘

McGraw complimented the Ameri-

can Dengue umpires for their splendid, work in the world series and also discussed the general play of both teams. He told Johnson that the Athletics of last year were the stron- gest ball club he had eve/r.met, much stronger than the Red Sox. The Giants' manager also declared that- Hooper's catch of Larry Doyle's great drive in Wednesday’s game was the most sensational he ever had seen ln' his long career on the dia- mond.

Johnson praised McGraw and the

Giants for their -gameness and sports-_ manship, so that everything was lovely. ’ l '

BE PROSECUTED.

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NEW YORK_ Oct. 19.-At the re-

quest of John. F. McIntyre, Becker's lawyer, district attorney Whitman produced, when the court convented to-day, stipulations _signed by the stats, with Jack _ Rosa, "Bridgie'.’ Webber, Harry Vallon and Sam Schepps. 'l‘hey ‘vers placed in evid- ence. Tbs stipulations provided that il the four men mentioned would tes- tify before the grand lurv in the R09- enthsl case theyshould not ,be Pl'°_° scented. for the crime, -gsuieiinh. extortion 'or fur any cr _Q f<llU.¢101l¢¢1 in the testlmoiiy." _.The stipulation provided further that they should tell the trutn. Mr. Whitman also handed M-r. Mcl'ntyrs_ the original draft of §Rose's'confession written in jail. It ‘wld read and placed in evidence.

Minard’s Llniment for sale everywhere

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rsulovrr- ru us Dnwsfv

20- The For several days it was supposed

sr that ' V _

was

had either loined some other or was at some sailors' board

On Tuesday the thou

moved to another wh’arl afternoon. two men in a the body of the unfortu

deeply ,imbeddedi in under-'where the

been lying. It ls

that he [ell our the side

'carried under. .the“s0hooner' as

the Kd! forced wel t of the

were no marks ol

found in his

settled down till °

counter with the polio has had a »

GAMBLERS NOT T0 -

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LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A column of Greek troops. .was repulsed to-day when they attacked Komiadis Pass which was held by Turks, according to a news agency despatch from Constantinople! ’

Komiadis Pass is in the mountains

on_the Albanian frontier. _

- (Canadian Press) __ SOF'IA,V Oct. 21.-Turkish warships

bombarded' a Bulgarian fort at Ka- varna.. The. custom house was de- stroyed and several shops and build- ings were damaged. Kavarna is a' Bulgarian town on the Black Sea, 28 miles northwest of Varna.

(Canadian Press) _ LONDON, Oct. 21.--This British

‘government to-day issued a pr0C_1B'm' ation of neutrality in the Balkan war.

I (Canadian Press)

coNs'ra-_iv'r1NoPLs:, oct. ai-re is admitted here tonight that Bulgarians

established about twelve miles from

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A syndicate, composed of Char-

lottetown business men, has com- pleted arrangements for the purchase of the famous Dalton Fox Ranch at Tignish. ` The deal, which has been under investigation for some three months past, was put through on Saturday last when W. B. Prowse, of the well-known firm of Prowse Bro- thers Limited, representing the syn-» dicate, vl's_lte'd' Tlgniah and had the the necessary documents legally exe- cuted. '

The terrria of the purchase include

‘the taking over of the ranch, cover- ing sbout ’ilve acres, all buildings, fire apparafus,_pumps, engines, etc., togetherwith twenty pairs of what are claimed to he the best foxes in the world. Proof of the claim is fur- nished by the fact that Mr. Dalton holds the wnrld'a record for a group of twenty-four pelts and also for sin- gle pelts. This record was made in the London market by Mr. Dalton in 1910. lvlornbers of the families contrib- uting to these world records are still in the Dalton ranch.

Adrianople has issued a proclamation

tnoae who are 'able to do so.

` (Canadian Press) _ R (Special to the Guardian)

'l‘_ URO, Oct. 21-Truro had a

fire this evening when the Block in the heart of the

count he agrees to pay to the syndi- cate $5,000 in cash. Mr. Dalton re- tains a $100,000 interest in the con- ,ceru and agrees to manage the ranch for at least one year.

The sum of two hundred thousand

dollars 'has already been subscribed Two hundred thousand will be -offered in one hundred dollar shares in this province and the balance will be left open for. either home or foreign cap- ital. _

The deal also includes all the con-

tracts executed or being executed by Mr. Dalton, among them a quotation to parties in Russia, to deliver six pairs of pups in Russia for the lump sum of $100,000, a deal which, it is expected, will be closed' shortly.

The company which will have the

sole use of Mr. Da1ton’s name- in the in the fox business will probably be called The Charles Dalton Silver Black For Company.

The V deal is the largest financial

transaction in the history oi the pro- vince and is another forward step in

the fox business. 'rue Guardian wish-

The amount agreed to be paid for

» lthe ranch is $600,000. Mr. Dalton | es the new company every success and".

warnllw §°Blde“t5 °f husband foodlguarautees fifty black pups to be trusts _that the benefit of the enter- °Y\"mg to we posswnty of the kwa--i 'horn ancltonbe raised up to July lst, prise will be abundantly shared by 91°" °t ~th° tow” and recowmends 1913, For every pup short of this the whole province.

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KI1-LING TALKS FOR

_ , ’ am Max a1'rKnN.

LONDON; Oct. 19.-Rudyard Kip ling cami out as a political platform oratclr for Sir Max Aitken in Ashton- Under'-I.iyns Inst night. “We are within measurable distance of civil

arniageddon for which, by sea and _‘ land and in our distracted souls we, il.-re quite unprepared and on our fate

hangs the desaliny of one-dfth of the human race/" declared.

_ , _ ¢0lfDEll8ED IDS

' _ r T00 MTE FOR

' ‘Cl..l8$lFICl\1‘l0ll,

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Ons cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accom- pany order sndffve per cent discount allowed.llllinfmum charge twenty-five cgiits. ' ~ ' _ _ _ssUNSoim.aAUsAGms THE Bissr

made. _Fresh every day at Baun- 1 dérs. Unison' Bc Go. 9-GMM;

WANTiV¥~§OUNG MAN TO WORK \ abou factory. .Steady work for - the right person.-A. Duchemln & oo, _ __ 10-22 Mei. ami] vialiiifnn in SMALL FAMTLY _ ood wages. Apply to Mrs. Leon- _ 5rd Grant, Longvrlorth Avenue. 5 10-22 Mtf. T0 LET-`-&§NlBI-IBJD HOUSE,

eleven rooms. All modern- conven-

. fence. Applyto Mrs. Lynch. 109

Pownal Bt. 10-221/I3ipd. FOR S,iI.m.- oNai Llvm ,Mains

mink _,or will s change for a female mi.nh_fp1-.brtskring purposes. Klint- ford`K.= Scott, lyds River, P. E.

_' rslsris, _ ' . 10-gzivlsivd. REMEMBER Ai0'l‘ION-SUPERIOR

furniture' at llr|,~ Green's residence, 24 Upper Hilihborough street, Wed- nesday 1nornf_ng,f0ot. sl. commenc- ing at 11 olcloek Parlor. dining room, -hall,', bedroom and lritchnn furniture. R. Bealrsto, auctioneer.

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HsiLP~ wnmlin Mann. LEARN

the barb r trade. Special rate to

our ' class. llodern Bai-bs1~< ‘Co has opened at aah' 8 ~ I&gwreuco”tB?u-

. lsvaf ' M . 'o in ln' " es este institution sf ire use in

and written in

viri Lin E112- _ ...l”.. Mrefdl

america. send" lor psrticulhrs.

_ 10-mm.

mnsruwi Lisiism Dewi* Dl\1df“ll--

war arid' under the very shadow oil

r<NocKa MAN DowN

WHEN as Pnorosas.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 19.-That Mrs. Mary Smith, widow and school teach- er, knocked him down when he pro-g posed marriage to her in public, was; the claim* nf Frank Lukas. arraigned, for disorderly- conduct. The alleged; proposal had been' made on the Thir- tleth. street bridge. “Yes, I hit him hard, as hard as I knew how, and when hs got up I smasheh him again" testified the widow. 'The judge fined Lukas $25.

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must _accom- pany ordsr~ and live per cent discount

St. Marks Church, Rustieo

‘ ATTEMPTED S UICIDE.

H.-lI_iIF'£X, Oct. 20.-The unsual oc-

currence I a boy attempting suicide was witnessed at Prospect yesterday- Charlie Walsh had been ill with sore throurt, followed by fever and delir- ium. Yesterday, unobserved by at- tendants, he got out od bed. l100k H razor and cut his throat, inflicting a very serious wound. A doctor was summoned from Halifax. The boy still lives, but his condition is Pre* carious. ~

EVERY MAN ON JURY

IS A MILLIONAIRE.

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airs jury, whose members may have

1 V B

weeks at E remuneration of $3 a dill' has been drawn for service in assess-

l\|l|l0U:g=1:gTE3iEnTs _ ;:§Vitl;:e;;l;“;y°{h:°‘;:;“fgffefumgf The Morning Guardian (mailed) one year.

, .

_ 1 e . H ii -on 1 srs, the ‘The Csnsd|anCounirymsn (weekly) one yesr...$|-5”

1 I A A ;Ti;Eostr;1111?,n is :using tho:em0l1 the T0i\|.........-...........m

mer . """l`w0 papers for price of 0ne‘°'

9u°W_°d- Minimum. warg” tw°“ty`“v° I ° For the month of OCTOBER the fiuzlrllian manngfment has cents' _ _ compleiorl arrangements to offer the uliovv two papers to any ad-

' ' "-‘°` ...__ dress in Prince Edward Islznul for onl.V $2.00 _ h ' °°1sn't uv It is generally the be-t ~. T0§§;,”§¥S‘ §‘.§¢_"";°2_f,`1'i‘,‘§§l”`l‘.;’,,,,..r- ,...i.ilf. `.f`f'l'r§."f'»ff§`lf`.'l.r.-Y..'f§.'li‘§§§f1§§f..{lll§"‘2lf2f§i'..rif.'f.'ify ¢'i.0'.§'§ ' Dlllll t0 get B- 80051 Uh! Whua YOU crate wmdsf ,me amd comparatively linda than any oi’ its competitors. V

are about it-The Remington or warm ’ The Qunndinn Count1'yni_uu is n. WEEKLY farm mlgazlne.

Smith Priiavrlnler typewritili for Q- ~ ` _ ___. ]>;1li\ishf‘dI:n 'l`;vrnnt{>,l()|1t. print;-ll li? oxco1lentVxi'oatei`l paper, lll»8

istance. A line Fraser a_ifax, . _ ded o pages x ,um tio:-opyio_u\u1 <:0ntains.2 wages.

S. ’ ' }0-21Mll'l.. _ T? (:0we:§nst°;lll§:;_';_1;,‘;;e reggérees The Cunudinn Countryman vu full of farm ldedll. splendllill’ _ __»- -yes er ay d th hi heat was fort? illustrated with farm vie\\'s, farm machinery in operation, fields of s¢Mr. Fred Nash will lecture in ggvgeggsazbovef Fish, 1,-,west ‘I-5. \'egetnblos_. prize w'h_m_ing liIVoisV4-.s_ cattle, hogs, sheep, views Vof the

Milton H311 on V Wednggday next af _ d th vious night was thirty Art Association cxlulnt at monto. oft. _

. cords 8 DFS On another page furi.ln~.r 1un'tu~.\ilnrs ure given about The Cun-

,7.il0 p. m. There will also be s short nv, degrees above. At nine Va. m. it dim comm "um _

programme and basket social Ladies v and 1; “ ’ y '

lim' ‘=°°“°*° "°°~ P'°°°°“°`**‘ °“‘ °‘L§'3»1T5--§75r53-Bgdfzy-°*= “°=f°2° Man. Your Renewal. suesclurrlos Tomi! <

THE VIE

the sale of Arthurx Mciilachern, East

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.~.s...-seal-... ... 1 ._

h row cram; 'st s.a0

1912, 10-2lM2i,lliili. hours' and fifty-five minutes.

wand.. mmm,” gm” -Burns, Etc. iMinard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgla ' ,_ a _ _ . . - L - _ __*__~__ _ __ ,________,__

$40,000 McKay town was wipe

The b

ment of

The fl to the s building on the n direction burning

After a

had the fl o’cloc|¢,

hard 8.Il'l€S

HIS MARRIAG

NEWAR

mediately after charges that \vlfe,`Allison M. ed, late yes Bromley. the who had figured of affectionate

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upset by a couple will

marriage

answered th

years old.

scribed herself old, g, divorce

phin.

licen

aid the clerk ponded the ot issue a

man said that Dawen, Jr, wh from her in N

had never give cree, but she

and carry out ple left the cheers of the

RELAY FROM

NEW YORK

message from Will be carried

City Holi here The route wil throu h Phil

dianapolis, St. Albuquerque, P San Diego.

It is believed

riders in each

_to expect it an ‘to take it and loss of time.

seugers ,from Ne Cal., is scheduled to start from the

arrive at the Cal ily as though carried by the fastest ma/il trains. The llvered from one

without the loss co-operation of and other officials cities through. which the route is laid. has been promised. cally assure a clear road and permit the best' possible time.

It has been arra

will carry the mess 100 miles. As soon ‘_-accepted' by one' rel ahead will be noti

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d out.

laze began with the upsetting

of a lamp in the millinery establish-

Madam Lunn.V ' ames seemed to break out in- treet in a minute, the stone of the Banb of Nova Scotia orth stopped the fire in that but _it extended southward ont half s dozen firms. '

light the department under control by ten

E HAD

TO BE PUT OFF.

K. N. J.,oct.19.-Im-

he was freed from he murdered his first MacFai-land attempt-

terday, to marry Florence

Philadelphia woman in his case as author letters to him signed

MacFarland's plans were meré technicality. Tne be married later. At the

ae office MacFarland

he was thirty-eight

His would-be bride de-

as twenty-four years

e, who lived in Philadel-

‘Let me see your divorce decree,”

“I have non " re-

woman.” Then I can-

marriage license," rc-

arked the clerk. The Bromley wo-

her husband, John A.

o obtained a' divorce

cw Jersey for deaertlon,

her s. copy of the de-

proposed to obtain one her marriage. The cou-

court room amid the

crowd and drove away

in a closed carriage.

QCEAN 'ro OCEAN.

Oct. 19.-The ocean- oi the_Federation of brcyclists, by wh cb 5, the War Department by motorcycle .meg-

vv York to San Diego,

to-morrow morning. be from New Yor

1 lr, delphla, Baltimore,

Washington, Wheeling, Columbus, ln-

Louis, Kansas City,

hoenlx and »Yama to

that _*the message will ifornia city as speed-

message will be dc-

rela'y to another

of a minute. The

governors, mayors in the States and

This will practi-

nged to have three

relay, and each relay

age approximately as the message is ay, the relay just tied by wire when ill thus be ready rry it on without

F0_X_BEAL IN sr. sroois _ PRIuc;_E_ EWARDVISLAND J nlscovsrzn

Syndicate of Business lllen Purchase Dalton Fox ` ln Eastern 'Sky iii

THUUPS ll‘*|nmch. $200,000 'Already subscribed LARGE HHE IN uh rnrou{li5`sfmuil“ O' Il. B. Prowse Provisional’ Sact’y Telescgpfs. '

_ __ Treasurer. __

_ (Canadian Press) A GENEVA. Oct. 21.,-Dr. Wm. R.

Brooks, of Hobart College discovered a comet about four o'clock tlsii' flight- ing in the eastern sky and the posi- tion was right ascension »10,_ho 'I7 minutes 20 Vsecondq; ‘ d n south 1 degree 'ar ‘rniniiteef _ comet is in constellation Bexans with moderate eastward instx-an and visi- ble through smalltelescopes.

‘Hill mils v ' _ _

onlie unnvts

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MADRYU, 0cl'.0_be!_ 21.-(Spe¢.iAl.)- A telegram from Valsnajq, sm. tes that an unusually severe nsilstsna has completely laid- waste the orange fields M the Aloha: region, which provides lrult for . the English marlsats. ..Bevei'al_o|` _ »‘ _His hailstones weighed gg muqh “__ qu-gg ounces. Such a storm/haa"nsvqr,'»b54'

fore been experlenliedi Thea

even destroyed the trees',_`s'iiu‘-_t ' ground is now covered witll' ` ` leaves and branches. The coils

waste extends over many kilofm . The orange crop of 1‘f12,V1'}3V,. _ _d’ 1914 is considered as lost' _ _ss the trees will require two _ to’re-_ cover from the effects of stcim. The loss is calculated ate' $1,250,000,

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AVIATOR FELL FIWE

_ubunmsn stent.

7** . :» .i- - v

Boson/mx. oct. 20.-A French

aviator, Amedee' Latour, w killad ¢0'd&Y while giving an exhigtion oi fancy flying at Muaaidan. ` A heavy Bust ol' wind overturned his mono- Dlauc and the aviator fell froiia. ` height of live hundred (set, -_

oPif.RA'ries PLANT o'NLY ‘

warm Hs: Has MONEY.

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haps e most consdléhcious and ca __ ful business man and inalrillsdt ggii Indiana lives at Clay Cityl- 5 |` gf. teen years he has operated? .'ln`dhri- trial plant and conducted, ii’ef1tii'e business on a strictly bhsld' in thc purchase of supplies, thdémplv - ment of labor an_d the mailing drilli- provements, notwithstanding h'fs’h'lN- » ing begun business on a small capi- tal. The dsilv operating ezpelfhs und wage schedule have frsquenllyf been gauged hy the amount-of 'hroniiy on hand in the morning. If'sniBsi‘ent - to pay for a full dey's_f_labqr»&*| ’ plant was operated all d_a+y;‘~if’b\!t enough' for n hallday. _the‘|rla1_lt would close at the noon hour; ifjot

three-fourths of as day,

would be ovcrated that long. If t

was not enough money on hand in the morning to run until noonrthe plant stood idle all day, resumink work the following morning if any money had come in by mail or any

collections made in the lul'»8l'V'l1. _'

This is doubtless the only instance

in the industrial and productive hil- tory sl the Mississippi volley el strict and conscienclous conformity to the Scriptural injunction' "Let not the wages of him who is hired abide

with thee all night till the morning.’*

10l22M2u»d~ y“"°,]'°' d ,lf ,,,, 1,, ,, ,om ht ,t USING THE FORM BELOW ' '

nm'rno1'r, oct. 19-An s.ll-mil1i°n-

_..._.____._._.»- to spend theiu whole time for as cr l A r

T tl 8 . ' "' 1

¢V~'l'omorrow, Oct. 28 is the day 9117.50 eandetgvmorrdw at! Hz. it Wm __ __ __ .__¢__T_ _ kt! th b° his mm" m ` Suhsrri tion Department, _ _ ,

2: Ihdggarftlhl-l;1armol::ozl'.ock? and Tb“"d°y at 916' t .5 02 ( 'Sie Charlottetown Guuriliiui. " ~ )

lcrop and imolements. ‘Sale at 10 a.\ Th? “lm "°"° Phi' °"°“"’5 “ ' _ (l\\0rlott<'t<>\\‘|\. 1°. 1-1- I- m sais of :sas t 12 select sharp. M4 '»°"'°"°‘° °° ‘i l* "*'°' °°“‘°*‘ Deer sim. f i ~

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