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g 1gAois_'1'wo v THE CHARLOTIEQOWN 1:11/4111111114 . -_ AUGUST 13. 1915 _
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Highfield, to sell on his premises, on
a Aug. 19, at one o'clock, the following:
ilch cow 4 calve 1 fill
Auction Sale
I am instructed by Fred G Kelly.
YORK POINT HO FEL
New open for the season. Visitors can ge by road or ferry. 'I‘elephoiie’cozi-
nection.
D. W. `Wlill'li,
old, also filly 3 years old, 1 foal three
_ ‘ months old, also 20 tons hay, 2 driv-
hows, 1 set disc harrows, Massey- Harris Binder, 2 hay mowers. 1 W00d
names 2 an. 601|," and hamss' 20 Sealed Tenders will be received lin-
6 choice m s, a, y. 1 1-2 years old, 1 brood mare. 8 years ing that we will start receiving those
HOPRIETOR. Sept. 7th. and suggesting that as
~ many as possible be ready early.
This is greatly to your advantage, as
'ing wagons, 1 express wagon. 1 S
a S truck wagon, 2 carts, 2 ploughs. there are vary few hogs marketed here
1 S8508 Dl0\lBh» 2 BMS BDUKB Ulf- in early spring, and practically speak- D
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sleigh, 2 cart saddles, 2 sets driving mg any Mock and it is important that
in noon on rnaoy,A11guat 20111, 1915, W
To the Farmers.
Gentlemen:
We wish to call your attention to
our advertisement for hogs, intimat-
ng none during Juno, July, August. e are three months without secur d
o have goods to supply customers.
nnnnnlne Hoes _flsuunfn m mi
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The following is a letter received by rs. Robert C. MacNeill, City from emuel Elliot formerly of Winsloe.
Belgium,_July 24, 191.5.
ear Friend,- 'I received your welcome letter a few sys ago. I was more than glad to
ear from you. We,are back a little his ,holdings In the Continental Press-'
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gistration in P. E. Island Fox Asso- an-1 1 f gh B t b t ,_ th
clation books as Standard Bred' ten dogizaang migm °(:,s°|?nan (La fret; 9;
Exchai1ge,. Charlottetown. RYING TH|3 YEAR'3 DIVIDENDS:
J' G~ -lamieslm A Grand Lecture
DRUGGIST _ FOR SALE
Under thc auspices of the Red
1,_____-- - - Cross Society will be delivered by Mr.
Louis A. liolmun, in (‘r1-ipaud Hail, on T110 8UbSCl'lb0l' 0ff0l'B f0l' 59-10 NB
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45c
All the 'balance
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$1.00 bathing caps reduced to
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"I . |||U""afed bl' 5f°'"°°Pf'°i" V|°Wl- orchards. Gardeners Cottage with
_ I\lr. llolman has travelled exten- outbuildings. Fine ornamental trees, .-" 'z_7'f7?,;:.=zr5e.=§ sivcly in (‘hina. Corea, and Japan, and close to salt water bathing. This pro-
_ég is prcpnrcd to give us views and vis- pcrty is very complete in all ways
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one of ours. G. H. Taylor
.l 'rho um w 13.101115 Hospital and
General Hospital with well equipped Mary Hamlllon dt ers., Defendants
We received a large ship-
ment of movements d"ect from the manufactures- and as thcse were ordered before the war prices have not advanced and you will get the benefit by purchasing f
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
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(‘ily Mngistrnto's f‘ourf, il :t.ni. Printre Edwuro Tflcatrc, 11, 7 and
8.-I5 p_1n.
__l IHICFIIS
MCCORMAC.-At Lowe-1' 1\lont1ig1ic_ to Illr und Mrs .lanics l\l1~t.‘orn1oc, ai son.
SMITH.-Af Mlllvicw on Saliirtlny.
' Tth lust.. to \\'. (‘. (‘. :ind l\lrs. Smith,
ii son.
SM1TH.-At Soutliport, on August lltil. 1915, lo l\lr. uful Mrs. Martin Sl‘riltll,(iol1'kcepcr on llillsborough lltldgc. a con. l‘o|\g|‘1ilululloiis.
' nnsrns
MCLEOD.-On Au8ust 11th, 1915
Duncan (Z. McLeod. K. (‘. Funeral on Saturday. 14th in11t_at 11 11. m. to People's (Zcmetcry. (No flowers)
EASTON.-Entered into rest at Chur- lotteiown Royalty August 12th, Hau- nah Lcstcr, relict of the late William Easton, in hor f)0tl1 your. l"une1'nl Saturday at 2.30 p.n1_
McKENZIE.--At Long (Trcok. August llth, Mary ffampholl, widow ol' the late John (7. McKenzie. aged 56. Fun- eral to-day (Friday) at 2 p.m. to the .Now Dominion I'-cmciCl'1'~
"lt takes practically "no time" to
make a delightful, thirst quenching glass or jug of lemonade when you use Speen Lemon Powder. Try Speeza,
B. D
hens, 30 barred Plymouth Rock chic- kens, 16 ducks, forks, shovels and hoes, and other articles too numerous to mention. Also on the same day his farm of 65 acres of choice land, 61 acres clear. balance covered with hard and soft wood. Situated 3 1-2 miles from Cliarlottotowii. _
12 months crcdit on approved joint
notes, for stock and implements. Terms for farui made known at sale.
BENJ. CARTER,
Auctioneer.
2480-7-11Mwthstu4i. . _ H
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Foxes For Sale
Six pairs best P. E. L. Silver
Blacks, warranted native bred for ten generations; also several pairs bred from imported stock, eligible for re-
pairs good crosses. Prices on iippli- cation J S Wedlock, Canada Fox
2453-7-9mmwf2wks.
Monday evening, 16th August, ut 8 p.m.
of those people.
Tho press speaks vcry highly of Mr.
llolinairs lecture ns being amusing, interesting and instructive.
Adult tickets, 200. Cliil1lrcn’s tic-
kcls, 150.
By order of tho President. Victoria
Brunch. 2471-7-11M5i_
Young Women Desiring
A Nnrse’s Education
n1c1lica.I_ surgical and obstetrical dc- partmenis offers a three years' grad- cd coursc to young women desiring a nurso‘s education.
\\'ritc for circular of information.
Addrcss,
KATHLEEN A. DOWD, R. N.,
Superintendent of Nurses,
Norwich, Conn.
2464-7-10M24ipd_
Canadian Mail Steamer “ Ladyiybil ”
Leaves lntcrcolonial Railway Wharf
Picton, Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of cnch week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and there awaits the arrival of the after- noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen Islands as fol- lows:
MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang-
du-Nord, Amherst, Grlndstone Island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at Grindstone. Amherst and Souris; and and returns to Picton.
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for
Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point Bcsse and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Bosse, Grlndstone, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Picton., _ On the first trip in the months of Junc, July, August and September, ivcnthcr permitting, calls at West Buy to land malls and passengers for Amhcrst, thcnco to Pryon Island. Re- turning, calls nt Point Bosso, Grind- slonc, Amherst and Souris.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON A. SON,
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent, Pictou.
MATTHEW McLEAN A C0.,
Agents, Souris.
Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and
Owner, Pictou, Nova Scotia.
2061-7-15Mtf.
It _ l 1
insolvent Estate Sale
BV PUBLIC AUCTION.
'l'lll'] llNlll‘lRSl(iNl'ill Assignee for
iho hoiicllt of thc 1~rnr1l|m-_q of Um ldstatc of Altinons R. McAulay of St. l’cior's llay Lobster Packer having boon inntrllcicti by n vote of it moot- ing of his creditors to offer the pro- pcrty of the lnsolvcnt for sale lil'iRE- BY GIVES NOTICE that ho will put up at Public Auction on Tuesday the 17th August instant at one o'clock p. in.. at iho Lobster Factory ('nble llead the assets of the estate consist~ ing of:-
Factory Site 195 acres freehold tt
Fable Head with Lobster Faclury thereon. buildings about 78 fcct long also cook-lioiine and Boat.-house and right of way from Main Road; 4 boats, 6 hots, 750 traps, 40 bbls. Bait, 8000 fnliioms rope, Three En. glnos noariy now. Steam Boller. Factory and cooking Steam Boiler, Factory nn.l cooking Utensils; above Factory Slto with all equipment shove montionod,wl|l be offered EN BLOG.
Also ii Horse and Truck wagon.
Terms miido known orsale.
Dated 9th August, 1915,
ARCHIIALD 0’HANLEY.
thslemoiiode that's quickly made. Powder 1541 a tin. The Two Macs, 141' ' _G1-estooorgo Street. _ _ lltf.
2463-5-11.12.13 and 16.
Assignee.
Mlthleson, MacDonald G. Uowlrt.
ling house. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Parochial House, St. Margarets. The Iowest~or any tender not necessarily accepted.
‘ A c MocosMAcK.
Montsello.
2410-8-5,7.10,I3.15,19.
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Yarmouth Silver Black Fox and Fur Co. lid. Yarmouth, N. S.
50 p. c. cash dividends paid
_ last year.
20 p. c. cash dividends gua-
ranteed this year.
Unless more than 20 p. c.
cash be paid will add more foxes to the ranch. . .
American shareholders are met on
r c
charge.
A FEW SHARES FOR SALE OAR
S. P. GOUDEV. Secretary.
2195-7-Z2Mtf.
residence just outside Charlottetown limits, ton minutes walk from town.
kct. Apply to owner,
EDWARD BAYFIELD,
Charlottetown.
2217-7-2IlMfmwtf.
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DOMINION OF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward Island.
IN CHANCERY
Rolls Court.
Pursuant to an order of the Master
of the Rolls made in the matter on the 5th day of July A. D. 1915.. No- tice is hereby given that all creditors having claims against the estate of Eliza llaniilton late of Georgetown Royalty in l{ing's County in said,Island Spinster, dcceas21l,;iro required to come in and prove their debts and claim bcforc me at thc o’iicc of Mntli- icson, MacDona1d_& .Stcwart, Mac- Donald Building, Georgctown, on Monday thc 23rd day of August A.D. 1015, at the hour of ten c’cock in the forcnoon, or in default of their so administration of the estate and from tho bcncnt of tho said order. And said creditors are required then and there to produce before me upon oath all deeds, hooks, papers and writings In their ciisiody or power relating to their claims.
Dated this 20th day of July A. D.
1915.
WILLIAM LEATH POOLE,
Master in Chancery.
2327-7-1IOMf3l.
DOMINION OF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward island
IN CHANCERY
Rolls Court.
No C 1204
Fade Gordon & an Complaints,
and
Mary Hamilton G. ers. Defendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of it
Decroial Ordcr of llis Honor the Mas- lor of thc Rolls made in this cause on the 5th day of July A. D. 1915. I will sell by Public _-.uctlon in front ni' tho dwelling house on the promises firstly licrcinaftcr described on Mon- day the 23rd day of August A. D. 1915 at tho hour of Twelvc o'clock noon, tho lands following that is to say:- (lst) ALL that tract. piece and parcel of land situate lying and hcing in the Royalty of Georgetown in King's County aforesaid bounded and described as follows, that is to say: On the North by Kaye's Road, On thc Wrwt by land owned by H. Allister MacDonald and J. Howard MacDonald, On the South by Bruti- noli ltivcr and land-of Donald A. Mc- Kinnon nnd on the East by land of A. ilorbcrt Parker and being and comprising pasture Lois. Numbers Twenty-three, Twenty-five and Fifty in iho Royaty of Georgetown afore- said and containing Twenty-eight' acrcs of land a. little more or less. (2nd.) ALSO ALL that tract of land bounded and described' as follows, that is to say: On the North by Geo- rge Strcct, on the -West by West Street, On the South by Glenely Street and on the East by Town Lots Numbers Two and Fifteen in the First Range Letter "E" of Town Lots in Georgetown aforesaid and being and comprising Town Lots Numbers One and Sixteen in the First Range Letter "E" of Town Lots in George- town aforesaid.
The purchaser or respective pur-
chasers will he required to pay ten per cent of the purchase money at the time of tho purchase and the bal- ancc upon the execution of the Deed.
Tho sale will bo confirmed by the
Court of Chancery without expense to the purchaser.
Dated this 20th day of July A. D.
1916.
WILLIAM LEATH POOLE,
Master in Chancery
(mm my perm" °r person' "ming sud it is very dlillcnlt to secure them to contract for the building of s dwel- “Elm ,rms was the case ,ut fa"
r else they go to westem packers
when few hogs were sold until Dec- ember- after the customers in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick had bou- ght their supplies elsewhere, necessi- tating our carrying this stock until the spring and summer- at a serious cost of interest, depreciation, etc., as well as losing the trade last fall
Again, when stocks are light in
September and October the price is generally at the highest, as we can market the product promptly and con- sequently pay you good prices for hogs, which has been the case for years.
This is important to you. as well as
to ourselves.
Another point wo want to emphasise
is the weight of hogs. For YSHFB We have tried to Inform you that the market demands meat cut from hogs weighing 120 to 180 lbs dressed weight. We have paid more for those than for heavier ones, simply bo- cause we can sell the meats al higher prices. In doing lhis we have been trying to encourage thc “Produc- tion of Quality”, or encouraging the man who produces what the market dc-niuut,ls_ And while thcro are men who complain of our methods (which by the way, is what the Government and Egg Circle people are at con- siderable cost attempting for the egg business). yet we feel that im- provement ls being mode, and we appreciate the ce-operation of those who are making efforts to supply 11085 of the desired weight. and we still continue to pay an advanced IJNC9 f0l' all hogs from 120 to 180 lbs. In fact, in the future cven more difference will have to be made l't_-tween the price of light and licuvy hogs In Toronto, according to a recent report of thc press, the packers are paying for stage -ic per Ib.. less than for ba- con hogs, sows, which include all heavy 8c per lbb. loss und heavy bacon hogs over 250 lbs., live (say 180 dressed) ‘A-c per lb. loss than for scloct bacon hogs, under 180 lbs,
\\'c may say further that thc Canad-
iau West. which up to two ycnrs ago was a vcry large markci for Ontario packers, is now raising vcry large quantities of hogs of select qilalily, and after the prcsenf dcniiind (as a rcsult of the war.) is over there is going to be very inlcnsivo competition in thc pork business- in fact there is now-, as the largo American pack- ers are established in Canaria who with their very large business cui prices so close as to make it most dif- ficult for the smaller packers to con- duct a successful business. This can only be done by your supplying a supcrior quality ofhogs,and we on our part curing it in such a manner as to command it price on its own merits.
Our interests arc mutual. Give us
more hogs early in the year, and give us hogs well fed, well finished to dress 120 to 180 lbs.
- Yours truly, DAVIS dt FRASER
2332-7-30Mf3w.
_ J WANTED OUT WEST.
Out of the West comes thc call for _
help. Farm laborers are wantcd. In former years the same call has gone forth-always answered nobly. This year the call is stronger, thc necessity is greater. The crops are ripening fast -the yield is abundant. With the harvest wcll taken care of, the whccls fof prosperity will drive with grcolcr force and this great Country will fulfill well the tremendous de- mands new boing made upon it in sup~ plying various products. The harvest- ing of thc crops is therefore of nation- al importance and a national neces- sity. 2508
Political Meeting AT MONTAGUE
A mccllng io hc addressed by the
Liberal (‘onscrv.'-ttlve Candidates for the Cardigan and Murray Harbor Dis- trict will be held in tho Auditorium. Montague. MONDAY, AUG. 16, AT 8 P. M. in discuss the political situation. Premier Mnihioson, Hon. John Mc- Lean and Mi'. A. L. Fraser will ad- drcss the mcotiug. All the electors are i1ivltc1i io attend.
2503-8-12ME4i.
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CA NA D1 AN
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Farm Laborers
I Excursion
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To the West from the .Maritime Prgyinces
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est ticket agerit`7" fi ff. 2455-7-sivis141__ . ,_ W;
“ATTENTION”
Farmers and Builders selling
the best Lime is our business. Are you buying the best? That is your business. Prices right. Apply to
St. Ann’s.Lime Quan-ie SMITH BROTHERS Dealers in Crude and Burnt Lime
complainants' Solicitors. .
Tues. Aug.lZ&,»`& 24tl_i1-
Fqr nééfifdagiuner (in dii1iculties)-Wlliat do you
est., We were in the trenches for 16 nys the last time. , Premier Borden paid the troops
here a visit but I had not the pleasure of seeing him as our company was in the trenches.
C
gi
h piece from the Bring line for s little r d
And John has arrived safely in
England He will likely be there for some time training. Is he in the 2nd ontingent? When you write give me the name of his Company and his Re-
ment number: When he comes over
I will be able to trace him up. I hope it will be at an end before he can come.
This war is not what is is cracked
up to be, especially in this age with all the latest improvements for kill- ing men. I am not at all sorry for coming. I WOULD NEVER FORGIVE MYSELF IF I DID NOT D0 MY LITTLE BIT.
The trouble is people don‘t seem to
realize how serious a struggle we are in. We are fighting a nation that was prepared for war, a nation that war trained from the cradle. They have good Artillery but their Infantry is not a patch on ours. They have not get the pluck of the British. Well I have had some experience since , I have come to France. I came through three bayonet charges and camo out without a scratch. It seems a real miracle that I escaped.
I had my equipment all shot off me
and my rifle put out of commission with shrapnel_ This sight I will never forget. I only hope I will be spared to come out of it and be able to toll you all what I have seen. I often think of your place as I spent most of the last Sunday I was on P. E. l., there.
And you know poor Patrick McMan-
us, 1 did not know you once lived so near him. He was a very nice young man. I miss him very much as he and I were thc only two from P. E. I.
Well I guess I will come to a close
for want of news as we are not al- lowod to give any informtion, but I am proud to be in the kilted Regiment, cspecialiy the Sixteenth Battalion. Canadian Scottish. We have been very successful in all our undertak- ings. We gave the Germans all that was coming to them. They called us Tho ladics from Hell.
Sorry t.o hear Mr. MucNelll ls not
in good health hut liopo he is better by now. I will comc to it close. Hop- ing this will find you all well as this loaves me at present.
Kind regards to all.
Sincerely yours,
SAMUEL ELLIOT.
P. S.-The John referred to is a
son of Robert C. MacNeill. lie is training in East Landing,another son Wilmot enlisted in the Heavy Bat- tery and is now training at Brighton.
RECENT CANADIANS PATENTS.
161,601 Power Transmission Dc-
vlce-J. W. Cockburn, Dundas, Ont- ario.
161,603 Ignition Mechanism for
Burners-Smith & Hamilton, Vernon, B.
161,605 Grain Door- J. Lambior,
Cut Knife. Sash.
161.611 Prison Door- Boyd & Ser-
vos- liamlion, Ontaro.
161,617 Elccirc Wafer Heater -
Sessard & Breton. Thetford Mines, Q.
161,619 Life Saving Apparatus -
Train & Houston, Nashville. Ont.
161.622 Food- D. M. Anderson, To-
ronto, Ontario.
161,626 Draft Equalizer- D. H. Bc-
hrows, Erskine. Alberta.
161,630 Ash Sifter- C. C. Brad-
shaw, Ottawa, Ontario.
161,634 Player Piano Mechanism-
F. W. Bull, Oshawa, Ontario.
161,647 Controlling Means for Rail-
way Switch Points- G. A. Errlngton. Toronto. Ontario.
161,648 Resilient Tire- D. H. Far-
mcr, Montreal. Quebec.
161,649 Well Bering Apparatus -
J. P. Farrolly, Toronto. Ontario.
161,652 Ointment- J. A. Gshoreau,
50I‘€l. Quebec.
161,653 Ointment- E. Germain,
Montreal, Que.
161.654 Horse Hitching Device- J_
Geddes. Winnipeg, Manitoba,
161,662 Undergarment- K. Harvey
Woodstock, Ontario.
161,664 Weed Destroying Machine
-A. llcmlnc, Dublin, Ontario,
161.666 Sand Pump-H. Hogarth,
Tillsonburir. Ontario.
161.668 Saw Set- A. Johnson, Mis-
sanabie. Ontario. 1 161,670 Differential Axle- H. S, Johnson, Toronto, Ontario.
161.672 Grain Car Door -E. Kehoe,
Mirror. Alberta.
161.684 Engine Valve- V. C. Par-
ker- Winnipeg, Aiborto.
161,686 Handle for Discs of Train
Lamps, A. G. Piper, Toronto, Ont.
161,687 Lens Mounting for Railway
Signal Lamps- A. S. Piper, Toronto. Ontario. .
161.692 Hinge- F. H. Robinson.
Fort William. Ontario.
161.700 Fishing Reel - P, w_
SUOHK, Brockville, Ontario.
161,701 Stirrup- E. Swanson-Sta.
vqly. Alberta. '-_$61,716 Burner for Oil- R. Whip. ;plo, Victoria, B. C. _
oN THE i.1Ni<s
». , R.
_ when you get in a place like this? _ cotch Friend-Swear like the de'l| _Pin verra sorry to say.-Boston Tran- aérlpt. ‘
Min|rd'| Llnlment De., Llmlhd.
Gentlemen.-Lani. Winter I received
grant benefit from the use ot IIIN- ARD’8 LINIMENT in A severe attack of Loorlnpe, and I have frequently proved it to be very odeotlvo in cues of Inflammation.
Yours,
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St. Ann's, Qape Breton.
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_ 23211-1-somai. :ass-aamwimamoo. $1.11-.i-;.;-L. _ . lo ._ .. _ ..
BOER HERO AGAIN TRIED T0
}TOP MUNITIONB. ’
ST PAUL, Minn. Aus. 11.-General
made by means of floating concessions in undevelo ed countries. and 51|"
theories In this country, ag ll , the warpath. The 'shipment of muni- tions to the Allies must cease. 116 declares, because it is criminal. and because these munitions may injure
put; Company' at"Fi'Bl1kf0i‘t-DD-the Main.” ‘
The ‘t general's " latest move to hold
nip munition shipments by legal pro- cess will be passed upon by U19 Attomey-General of Wisconsin. The, action is taken under a Wisconsin statute, by which the manufacture of explosives for the killing of persons or the destruction of property in Wis- consin or elsewhere is prohibited.
In s recent interview here. the
"g'eneral" declared that his liken!! have traced shipments of explosives directly from the Dupont plant`- to the Allies. These shipments endanger the property in which he claims to be a stockholder.
a civil action a ainsi: the Allis-Chai
was thrown out. Previous to that. the “ general " had been sojournlng in Germany and Austria, having disap- peared from his haunts in Scranton, Pa. For many years the spectacular Pearson has vouchcd for the state- ment that a price had been set upon
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Samuel Pearson, once an oiiicer In -,, _~1`EI_EIll‘”.i --_}\‘, 5 the Boer army, recently a soldier of _ ggi _ \ `\ 1 7, 11| fortune with visions of millions to be ~ , 3 V
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more recently an agitator of German _ \__ _» \-. ~
» is ai on . \
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more Co., of Milwaukee. for providing H Allies with munitions of war, but this to
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of exhausted nerves, and warn you or approaching prootroilon or paralysis. By enriching thg blood Dr. Chase's Nerve Food restores the wasted nerve cells and thoroughly cons headaches, sleepleasness and other nervoug disorders.
50 Cents a Box. all Dealers, or , Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, . Toronto.
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A few months “g° re"B°n started his head by the British Government.
c originated many schemes for mak- g millions, but none of them- came anything.
"Use Pratt's "Fly Chaser" for your
cattle-its the best, $1.00 gallon. Fos-
ter‘s Drugstore, Sunnyside.
2500-Bl2M3l.
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charge Twenty-five cents.
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
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Agents Wanted ms rw‘1`s'+‘s o'.Iro'§E'1; 1* "Fon
the Old Reliable Fontliill Nurseries. Wo teach our men to soil. Experi- ence nnncccssnry. I-lighcst com- missions paid. Handsome frco cquipmcnt. Slonc & Wellington. To- ronto, 0nt_" 2416-8-5ME26i. For Sale
licavy horse weighs 1.400, 5 yours ' old, one carriage mare, 4 yours old. Apply _\\". ll. Ilasliim, East Royalty.
2484-7-11M3lpd.
FOR SALE.-UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers, No. 4 Model, spcclal price 40. Sent on approval lo responsible parties, cxprcas prepaid. Dominion
Typewriter Co., 68 Victoria Street, Toronto. Ont. 2272-7-27b13l
FARM FOR SALE ON INDIAN`
River Road loading to Block I{orso,1 containing about 56 acres. with' large barn nearly new, dwelling and , out-buildings, ncver-failing well of water. Guaranteed title. Terms-,, $1,000 cash, balance to suit pur- chaser. Mrs R. A. Hillman, Kcn- sington, P.E.l. 2190-7-21m12i
FOR SALE.- WE ARE NOW PRE-
parcd to offcr our entire 1915 crop of Silver Block and Iligh Grade patch fox pups, at prices that will
cstablishcd in this lucrative lndus- try ut exceptionally safe prices. Our stock is bred from prolific strains and are not inbred, also o. few pair of Ranch Raised Fisher Morten and Mink. lntcresiod parti- es will hc wclconic to inspect our stock at anytime at our Ranches at Strathroy and liomokii, address correspondence to Graham Bros., Strathroy, R. R. No. 1 Ontario. Can- ada. 2485-7-11M9ipd.
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Hillshorougli Bridge and Southport. Finder bc rewarded upon returning samc to 59 Watci' Street.
2504-8-1Zmlil
..pocket Kodak in case with owners
nomo on sumo. Finder kindly lcav e at Worthy‘s bakery. Rcward.
2383-8-4Mtf.
FOR §A`LEl-` TwC>""i16`R`sis`s'6N`€ or
appcztl to anyone that wishes to get 5
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work, no washing. Apply Mrs. J. J. Johnston, 140 Rochford St.
2491-7-11M3ipd.
vi/'A'Nri=Io`-"A”MA1o"FoR cookmo
and gonornl housework. Apply at this ofllco. _ WXNTTED-L-'WOMAN Fon Home in
the Apply 152 Euston St. t.
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work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.
2160-7-zomtr.
Sltun ns Vacant
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‘TEX 1'.`E`sFEN`: éxctusivs i.1N`s`
for city, town or country Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necessary. Wriio Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal . “ 2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT- lng "WORLD’S GREATEST WAR." Up to date book. Whirlwind seller. Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
To Let `
TO LET.-The Store and premises
on Kcnt Street at present occupied by Geo. McQunid, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D.' Stew- art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf l
Teachers Wanted
i.'o`si‘T-'A`“o5iF13`g'¢_§iv?5`p§"`b`etwooh 'i"`s7\<W4Ta's`\7v7\“N*Tiso.-'Fon GRANE
viow School, second-class. Male preferred. Supplement $30.00. D. A. McPherson, Soc’y.-Trees.
2881)-71lME3l.
L§5§‘r-A' FEW l'J'A\is`"AGO"A`V'EST 1/v`A|\1"1‘ElJ'f;-`i"A`E8'E<iOl'~llJ""CLASS
.school teacher for Fortune Cove School District No. 34. Supple- mcnt $35.00. Peter Mothernll, Set-y. 2423-8-6ME5lpd.
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Harvest Excursion
To Winnipeg MONDAY, AUGUST l6lh MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd
Tickets for Sale by
W. K. ROGERS
Great George Street
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HOGS WANTED
V . A SEPT. 7th,
V ° Will Starttj - inghogs on above
date.. The Brice’-wil-1 hkely'*1‘e high dur- ing Sepfcm er._ The Pork is wanted then for immediate use, and we need it to supply customers. Try and have hogs well hnished to weigh 120 to 160
lbs. dressed. » This is the size of hogs in demand.
FRASER J